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• 21-Feb-2025
  San Diego Cults “Cult Classic” by Cora Lee is a terrific article covering several of the local cults San Diego discovered over the years. The Yellow Deli in particular is niche restaurant/cultural establishment. And being from San Diego and working the web for a long time I got plenty of references to the Heaven’s Gate suicides. Not sure...

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• 02-Feb-2025

  
  Today With chaos dominating my headspace important for me to recharge in the way that works for me. I went to San Diego’s Ocean Beach today. I have some Reps to call tomorrow.

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• 19-Dec-2024

  
  Started in sun, ended in fog. Started in sun, ended in fog. Christmas tree on the pier wasn’t lit up yet. 20 minutes until sundown. It’s been a while since I blogged. I’ve been going through a good deal of code, making excellent progress on a few projects. But I’ve not slept enough. And I didn’t shave for several days. That...

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• 11-Dec-2024

  
  San Diego IndieWeb Camp 2024: Community Play N.B.: There’s no way to comprehensively encapsulate 2 full days of an IndieWeb Camp. Here are a few impressions and posts and links and memories. Here are a few select photos and thoughts. I made this header for the event. I am pretty proud of it. It’s meant to mimic the look of Riso-printing which...

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• 10-Dec-2024

  
  ¡Feliz OBidad! Today at OB Pier I rode waves today. Felt great. It’s a good sign when I wipe out in ways that are new. I wrote about bodysurfing and data this past weekend during IndieWeb Camp. Science involves the collection of data. I suspect I won’t have much new to offer in terms of visualizations or...

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• 11-Oct-2024

  
  Ride Waves, it’s fun I’ve got a few pairs of Yucca Fins and a few DaFin fins. I’m on a run of wearing the DaFins, mostly. But I keep a close eye on Yucca Fins. They make killer bodysurfing fins. They recently released a video with some folks wearing their fins riding in a Palm Springs wave pool. Some...

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• 09-Oct-2024

  
  Sunrise at Hospitality Point and Drawing Moo Deng I started the day with a trip to the airport. Me and Gwen dropped Kelly off. Early. After we dropped her off, half hour to sunup, we went to Hospitality Point. It’s a bit tricky to get there. You can boat from there but I couldn’t (or rather wouldn’t) begin a swim from there. It’s...

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• 24-Sep-2024
  Actually everything is healthcare In theory I write code for a living. But the “lung” from my online handle is the echo of my career in medicine. I practiced Respiratory Therapy for under 10 years but even now I look at things from that perspective. I was reading today’s California Sun and saw that locally a man named Keith...

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• 04-Jun-2024
  I go away for a weekend and there’s a shark attack. Good solid family travel weekend. Had fun. Won’t be sharing much about it I don’t think. But I come back and there was a shark bite that closed the beaches over the weekend: Swimmer suffers ‘significant’ injury in shark attack in Del Mar; beaches closed as precaution. Here’s a video from ABC 10 News. Feeling...

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• 26-Mar-2024

  
  No, bridges don’t float. Some Coronado Bay Bridge history. I watched video of the Francis Scott Key Bridge falling this morning. It’s horrifying. There is a connection to The Wire. Season 2 was set at the ports. David Simon, humanist and writer and creator on The Wire, tweeted this: Thinking first of the people on the bridge. But the mind wanders to a port...

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