Point Cabrillo, California

Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, California

Compliance in advance is cowardice - updated
We canceled our Washington Post subscription today. Here's why.
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Using MarsEdit with Textpattern
Talk about a niche title that will appeal to about a dozen (generous) people. I struggled finding any information on this at all and will have to confess that it took inquiring Microsoft Copilot to figure out if this was even possible to do. Turns out, it is!
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Manzanar

Fighting for Reproductive Freedom

I had a heck of a week. It was filled with political involvement and culminated in what is the second-most important (but absolutely the first in terms of individual rights) issue in the 2024 election—reproductive freedom.
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October 20, 2024
Tags: Jennifer Garner | Jacky Rosen | Gwen Walz | voting | abortion | Reproductive Freedom | politics
Tags: Jennifer Garner | Jacky Rosen | Gwen Walz | voting | abortion | Reproductive Freedom | politics
I do not like what Nevada Volleyball players are doing
The current dust-up in NCAA athletics happens to be centered around San Jose State Volleyball. A few weeks ago, the Nevada Athletics Department said that said our volleyball team would not be following the leads of the bigots in Idaho and Utah by forfeiting a match against San Jose State.
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Winona Ryder Month
When October showed up, the Criterion Channel put up its new featured lists. This month included a series of movies starring Winona Ryder. I see her as among my favorite actors of all time. Mostly that’s because she’s been so good for so long and I generally like every movie she is in. That’s in large part because of her, so chicken, egg, etc. but what’s clear is that I like her. So, I decided to watch all those movies—a few that I’ve seen and several that I have not. I’ll be updating my thoughts on each movie throughout the month.
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