I really do love Japan for their quirkiness and gameshows 
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The never-ending thread about nothing.
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^ - Yikes!
And a different sort of yikes for my brother and sister in Portland. 90 at 8:55 AM! Wonder if it will get to 115 like they forecast:
And a different sort of yikes for my brother and sister in Portland. 90 at 8:55 AM! Wonder if it will get to 115 like they forecast:
Damn I wish I was up in Washington or Noregon (north + oregon) today. Checked some cams and with the big heat bubble sitting over them, beaches look offshore and clean. Very little swell, but still dreamy looking out there.
"Nothing" never existed. Even before the big bang there was the potential for something. That potential wasn't nothing.
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I don't think something can come from "nothing." We don't know anything about "nothing." That is absolutely nothing, and not even virtual particles. What may appear to be nothing (air), or what we think to be nothing (pre-big bang), is actually a something that we know nothing about.
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indeed, a battle that you could have won only while all the Muricans were asleep
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Older friend from work who retired 5 years ago recently died (he was 85).
Memorial service for friends was held in the Presidio (Ventana Ballroom in the Golden Gate Club to be precise) and there were some good reminisces by friends and family.
Among the stories, I think the most interesting one was that after his policeman father was KIA, the family was pretty strapped for cash, a local madam helped pay for the education and feeding of the him and his younger brother. Apparently she told the mother that her husband was the most honest/fair/polite street cop that ever arrested her workers so it was only right to repay the good work.
PS,
Probably a more entertaining news item about the madam here (click me). Has pictures.
Memorial service for friends was held in the Presidio (Ventana Ballroom in the Golden Gate Club to be precise) and there were some good reminisces by friends and family.
Among the stories, I think the most interesting one was that after his policeman father was KIA, the family was pretty strapped for cash, a local madam helped pay for the education and feeding of the him and his younger brother. Apparently she told the mother that her husband was the most honest/fair/polite street cop that ever arrested her workers so it was only right to repay the good work.
PS,
Probably a more entertaining news item about the madam here (click me). Has pictures.
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Squaw Valley's new name is Palisades Tahoe. What does it mean for the region?
Squaw Valley Renamed
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Squaw Valley Renamed
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