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That’s the tea (Tom, Eric, Alison)
Posted in Plato's Republic, Uncategorized
Tagged alison cormack, eric filseth, palo alto city council, tom Dubois
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The Residents w The Residentialists
The Residents are a legendary yet obscure rock band from San Francisco that wears or wore giant eyeball constumes to help protect their secret individual identities. I know virtually nothing about them. R.I.P. Hardy Fox, co-founder and chief composer of … Continue reading
Posted in art, music, Uncategorized
Tagged eric filseth, james melville cox, ralph waldo emerson, residents
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A McLuhanist swipe at or insertion chip first into or at Jenny Dearborn’s op ed in PAW
Edit to ad: I came to this in reaction to Carla Befera excellent op ed re Casti man spreading crisis. If you literally have nothing to do for 45 minutes(and I can suggest 1,900 better uses) here is Dearborn A … Continue reading
Posted in media, Plato's Republic, sex
Tagged alison cormack, Carla Befera, eric filseth, Jenny Dearborn, palo alto weekly, tom Dubois
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Rating 10 possible Palo Alto city council results (or slates?)
BLUF:: I am predicting TEA although ATE I thought a better acronym, so I’m saying two of three incumbents will hold and Alison will displace Cory based on more life experience. You cannot have STEAM without TEA at least in … Continue reading
Linsanity, Duboisity
I had read about this but never until just now saw the video of Jeremy Lin playing on the new basketbal court at the new Mitchell Center in Palo Alto. And Greg Scharff, then the mayor and still on council, … Continue reading
Posted in chapel hill, Plato's Republic, sports
Tagged eric filseth, greg scharff, jermey lin, mark weiss, palo alto city council, pat boone, tom Dubois
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Any truth to the rumours that Downtown North parking program will be enforced by Apache helicopters?
Staff interviewed each firm and found that Serco, Inc. demonstrated the most complete understanding of the Downtown RPP program intricacies based on an evaluation of relevant experience, proposed staffing approach, and proposed technologies, despite the higher cost {$1.5 M} to … Continue reading
Posted in filthy lucre, Plato's Republic
Tagged Ann Hagedorn, apache, chinook, eric filseth, invisible soldiers, neilson buchanan, Palo Alto, serco
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