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Archive for July, 2008

Ever wonder why water in bottles has an expiration date? It’s the plastic. It does bad things as it dissolves. Heard John and Ken talking about it this afternoon, while discussing emergency earthquake supplies. Not only do you have to keep checking the batteries and canned goods - should you go the nervous ant-like way […]

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You probably heard about the small fire in Griffith Park near the zoo yesterday. I couldn’t see it, but I knew something was up when helicopters started flying above our building and we started a-shaking. I live on a sort of crest, the tippy-top point between the park, the 5, and Silver Lake or downtown. […]

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I was going to write just the good things. I hate that German word that means happiness in the misfortune of others. And in general, I’m proud of living in a city with a well-regarded big paper. But something bad happened in the Sunday paper, so I’m including that, too. I’m sure the Times wouldn’t […]

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The last thing a blogger wants to do is write about him or herself, but sometimes it becomes necessary to use the “I” pronoun.
For instance, last week I wrote about a press release that NSF issued about the bird balls in Ivanhoe. Because the manufacturer, Orange Products, emailed it to me, I thought that […]

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It’s not just H. David Nahai anymore.
At LA Observed, which I read at least a couple of times daily, Kevin mentions Ron Kaye’s blog, RonKayeaLA.com. (Ron is the former editor of Daily News.) This is generous of him, because Ron totally disses Kevin for a suck-up bio on H. David Nahai that Kevin wrote […]

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You know what’s sad?

I actually added a category yesterday called DWP. That’s sad.
What does that say about me? Am I the nerdiest geek ever? Must I pay attention to the utility commission now?
Only H. David Nahai can save me now. By being the Superman I know he wants to be, and fixing up these egregious problems in Silver […]

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