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Friday, August 4, 2006

Artboretum

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Earlier this year, my father and I visited the arboretum at Palomar College. We traveled about 50 miles from south San Diego County to see ...

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Israel’s war with Hezbollah is acting as a kind of flashlight, illuminating the dark corners of politics all over the world. A few things se...
Wednesday, August 2, 2006

Lamestream Parody

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Tip o’the hat to JimM for this gem: The Pope is visiting Washington, D.C., and President Bush takes him out for an afternoon on the Potomac,...

Rain in July...

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And pretty soon, you’ve got a half inch of rain. In these parts, a half inch of rain is not the usual July experience — July here is norma...
Monday, July 31, 2006

Birds and Fire

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For the past couple of days we’ve been marveling at the huge number of hummingbirds and orioles that suddenly appeared at our nectar feeders...

Quote of the Day

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Put down any hot beverages, swallow anything in your mouth, then read: "If a drunken Mel Gibson did indeed call out, 'Jews are resp...

Yalla Ya Nasrallah

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Nasrallah, of course, is the leader of Hezbollah in Lebanon (and currently rumored to be cowering in the basement of the Iranian embassy in ...
Sunday, July 30, 2006

Hezbollah, the Bar Bully

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Over at the FreeRepublic , there’s a post that makes the case for why the world should stand aside while Israel beats the living hell out of...
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Saturday, July 29, 2006

Horse Fire XVI

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The map at right shows the satellite data (both WF-HMS and MODIS) overlayed with the Horse Fire’s perimeter (determined after the fact by hu...

Scanner

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The recent Horse Fire was close enough to our home to make us very worried that it might burn us . During the fire, our biggest frustration...
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Friday, July 28, 2006

One Liner of the Day

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James Taranto notes this news story: “Tour de France winner Floyd Landis denied on Thursday taking performance-enhancing drugs during the r...
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1955

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Hat tip to reader Richard F. for these gems…actual comments that ordinary people made in 1955. I know a few younger folks that would have tr...
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Horse Fire XV

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Last night at 6 PM the roadblocks on Lyons Valley Road came down. We were the first ones through the roadblock on the south side, waving to...
Thursday, July 27, 2006

Horse Fire XIV

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We got back from our reconnoiter yesterday afternoon and discovered that our satellite Internet connection had gone down. We’re working wit...
Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Horse Fire XIII

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The map at right has the latest MODIS paints — none! Some of the older paints have completely fallen off ('cause they’re older than 48 ...

Horse Fire XII

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Just got off the phone with a real, live — and informed — CDF person. He reports that the brunt of the fight on the Horse Fire is now on it...

Horse Fire XI

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We just got an update to the WF-HMS data. This is the data that is generated by a human analyst at NOAA, who takes into consideration all t...

Horse Fire X

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We got a bit of new satellite data last night, and with this data alone you would now think that the major part of the fire is the part near...
Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Horse Fire IX

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Just when you think it’s safe to get a good night of unworried sleep, this darned fire jumps up and slaps you upside the head. A couple of ...

Horse Fire IX

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The Aqua (EOS PM) satellite, one of those carrying the MODIS imaging equipment, made a pass overhead just before 3 PM. Its view of our area...
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