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Name: Kevin72
Country: United States
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Birthday: 2/1/1956
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Pictured is Benjamin with two members of San Francisco's City/County Board of Supervisors.

<img src="http://x78.xanga.com/614f207030531255216143/m202928923.jpg" alt="Benjamin" style="width:433px" />

Benjamin volunteered for all 5 of San Francisco "Sunday Streets" events. These were great events where the city closed dozens of city streets to car traffic to allow bikers, hikers, skaters, family with kids, all types to wander the streets without cars. I volunteered for three of the events, and enjoyed doing so a lot. 
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       (I really hate you Xanga for making it ridiculous at best and impossible at worst to simply download a freaking picture or video. For some reason, when I click "choose photo" it does not choose the photo. It did let me drag it. It's not even letting me use xanga code, so xanga, I have better things to do than trying to figure out why something that should be so basic to blogging and used to be easy has to be made so hard.)

<img src="http://x78.xanga.com/614f207030531255216143/m202928923.jpg"alt="Benjamin"style="width:433px"/>
OK, like after trying ten different things, I opened it up as a URL in a separate window and just copied. That still doesn't exculpate Xanga from me not being able to download and share videos.


Thursday, August 13, 2009

Hawaii 5-0

http://trueslant.com/ryansager/2009/08/12/birther-fail/
I'm missing out on seeing the birther fun live in real time, but thanks to FARK, I can get a clue to what people are saying while I am away. This story does not surprise me.

Aug. 12 2009 - 9:37 am | 5,158 views | 1 recommendations | comments

Birther FAIL

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Do all birthers believe President Obama was born in Kenya? Well, maybe a fewbelieve this:

According to Public Policy Polling (PPP), a North Carolina polling firm, only 24%of self-identified Republican voters in the state believe Barack Obama was born in the United States.  47% do not believe that Obama is American born, and 29% of Republicans aren’t sure.

One part of PPP’s data might reassure sentient readers somewhat:  7% of those who voted for John McCain do not believe Hawaii to be a part of the United States.  Now perhaps this is just another irrational expression of Obama hatred.  But, it may also be older voters who never quite absorbed the news that our 50th state is indeed our 50th state. (I laughed out loud and decided to blog it when I read that --- Kevin)

Got that? Maybe Obama wasn’t born in America because Hawaii isn’t part of America. That would explain a couple percentage points worth of the birther movement. Now, what about the rest of them?




Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Flirting with Disaster

           FARK has photoshop contests all the time. But I only post them on Xanga when there's at least 4 that are absolutely top quality. This one was to photoshop "Flirting with Disaster". So here's four. My favorite one is the last one: it wasn't a photoshop at all, it was the real deal, but absolutely fit the theme of flirting with the disaster. To see all of the photoshops, here is the link.
farm4.static.flickr.com

home.comcast.net
ggpics.smugmug.com
img23.imageshack.us





Friday, June 19, 2009

World's oldest man

          The worlds's oldest man, Tomoji Tanabe of Japan (1895-2009) has just died. The new oldest man is now 113 year old Henry Allingham of Brighton, England, the last surviving veteran of World War I.
Henry Allingham celebrates 113th birthday

              The oldest surviving first world war veteran Henry Allingham, now the world's oldest man, celebrates his 113th birthday with his great-great grandson Erik Carlson. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA




Monday, May 11, 2009

              Having developed into somewhat of an Asian expert from having lived there during most of the 1990s, I have fallen behind in my European studies. So, some of the jokes on here I do not get. Can anyone fill me in on some of the holes?

Creative Commons license.

           I understand the Selfish Fishermen is a knock at Norway's whaling activities. I've heard that there is some performer from Iceland named Bjork. I get it about the Swiss banks. Yuk, yuk, yuk about the USA being located in Iraq, Lebanon being a mess, and Israel being home to war addicts. Turkey being "NO YOUTUBE LAND" reminds me of Thailand nationally banning Youtube, I think because someone said something bad about the King of Thailand on a youtube.  But I'm missing the joke on most of the others.



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