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Category Archives: ethniceities
Palo Alto’s poker politics
Steve Cohen is a dear friend, and fellow Gunn alumnus, and an Oracle staffer, Stanford grad, son of a famous math professor. He helped edit my ballot pamphlet statement, as he did in 2009. He is an avid poker player … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, Plato's Republic, words
Tagged james mcmanus, phill hellmuth, robert Penn Warren, sherwood anderson, steve cohen
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Let my dog pee where the app and property rights (Ventura Park)
Not to be baited too easily, and I do note that my relationship with Dr. Levy is experiencing a type of glasnost, I worry that when people say “property rights” they are somehow commingled with the “corporations are people” crowd, … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, media, Plato's Republic
Tagged chase lyman, Dr. Steve Levy, sobrato, ventura, villa torino
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My 12 picks: Stanford, Northwestern, Army, Missouri, Vanderbilt, Michigan State, Schauer, New Mexico, Michigan, Texas, UCLA and UTEP
I am not actually a gambler nor do I advocate such. I picked 11 teams plus the Democratic challenger for the gubernatorial seat of Michigan, Mark Schauer just as an experiment. It is more like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern picking a … Continue reading
Posted in art, ethniceities, media, sex, sports
Tagged brian evans, butch veazey, chris strausser, dayna stephens, devon cajuste, dragon theatre, evanston, lessa bourchard, LP, mark schauer, noah metz, northwestern, rosencrantz, tom stoppard
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Of haps and hap tics
1. I ran into my Oak Creek neighbor Serkin at Farmer’s Market and gave him my only Weiss for Council pin, from 2012. New York Times article about robotics, Stanford byline, by John Markoff: “Brainy, Yes, But Far From Handy: … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, Plato's Republic
Tagged errol morris, john markoff, kurzweil, rod brooks, stanford theatre, the new york times
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Of haps and haptics
1. I ran into my Oak Creek neighbor Serkin at Farmer’s Market and gave him my only Weiss for Council pin, from 2012. New York Times article about robotics, Stanford date-line, by John Markoff: “Brainy, Yes, But Far From Handy: … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, Plato's Republic
Tagged errol morris, haptics, john markoff, kurzweil, rod brooks, stanford theatre, the new york times
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Living in reverse, August 29 thru 21
I met Winnie Lewis while standing outside Peet’s on Uni, because power had gone out, and walked with her to Peet’s near Whole Foods — she manages that building. Today, Breena of the Post takes up Lewis’ case about Downtown … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, Plato's Republic, sex, sf moma, this blue marble
Tagged beet cafe
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Brown Act, orange juice
Liz Kniss nosed her green Toyota into the spot exactly as I passed, which caught my eye and had me re-route from my typical Coupa to step-to-her-step University Cafe style. We exchanged pleasantries. (I wrote below about asking her, once, … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, Plato's Republic, words
Tagged brown act, hans delannoy, larry klein, liz kniss, marc berman, sawbuck
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Ida, Nancy, Terry (Palo Alto Festival of the Arts three-way-selfie)
I saw Mayor Nancy Shepherd at three candidates’ events last weekend, the Cory Walbach kick-off at Seale Park, the Ken Dauber School Board event at a private Professorville estate and last at Ralph and Jackie Wheeler’s tasteful South Palo Alto … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, Plato's Republic, sex, where yat
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In this picture please note that both Weiss and his drummer are wearing green
pasting in my submission to Sierra club, minus the actual names and emails of their people Mark Weiss: Congratulations on your decision to run for Palo Alto City Council this fall. If you are interested in receiving the endorsements of … Continue reading
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Richard Sherman v. 385 Sherman
The quiet enjoyment of humble Palo Alto condo-dwellers, who open their doors to each other each morning and drink tea, is threatened, as is the nearby Sarah Wallis Park, by an over-massive and greedy development at 385 Sherman proposed by … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, filthy lucre, media, Plato's Republic, sports
Tagged 385 Sherman, daniel minkoff, richard sherman
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