Albert Robles has been sentenced to prison! This afternoon, a judge announced Robles’ sentence for stealing 12 million dollars from the city of South Gate: 10 years in prison, and paying back $600,000. I’m just glad this whole affair is wrapping up. At least for the most part. There’s still the deal with Robles’ cronies [...]
So to continue from my Maryland trip, here are a few photos from our visit to Gettysburg! A key photo here is what strikes you before you even walk in the door. An overly paranoid sign. I’m surprised I was allowed to take a picture of this sign. My cousin Kathrine decided to look at [...]
Last September, my brother and I went back east to visit some of our cousins. I’ve waited almost 2 whole months to post pictures, and that’s just impolite of me On our first day out there, we visited Baltimore, and saw Fort McHenry The day after that, our cousin Kathrine took us around Washington DC, [...]
The real reason I went to Mammoth this past weekend was not to ski, but to work on the roof of our new back deck. This roof will be very important, as a hot tub is scheduled to arrive on that deck sometime by the end of the decade. I know it doesn’t look like [...]
Well, it’s been over two weeks since Liam got married, and I still haven’t posted any pictures! Shame on me. Well, this should satisfy the few of you who actually know Liam…. That’s Liam’s dad Mike, his bride Danielle, Liam, and Liam’s mom Cecillia.
I was up at Mammoth this weekend, to do some house work and enjoy opening day. Here’s a panorama I shot from the top of Chair one This was on Sunday, after it snowed about 2 inches on Saturday and Saturday night. Only 1 run was open off of Chair 1, but they were making [...]
Robots apparently think that humans taste like bacon. I for one will not welcome our new human eating robot over lords.
Telegraph | News | Climate chaos? Don’t believe it An article I want to read later. I don’t know the validity of it, but I’m always a fan of taking a skeptical look at many politicized environmental issues.
125 years ago, the City of Los Angeles completed a great aqueduct. The LA Times remembers with 1913: Torrent of silver water arrives from Owens Valley With out this aqueduct that drained that siphoned Sierra Nevada snowfall, the LA would have had a hard time providing water for 100,000 people, let alone the 4 million [...]
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