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post up its a leafless tree in a cold sky

jeffington
2 hours ago

a post about the weather even though i am not a meteorologist as most meteorologist are called weather men because they never seem to talk about meteors anyway

salt and pepper

ridiculous you bet it is ... a picture of salt and pepper bottles as a blog entry reminding everyone that its not what you post daily in a blog but its that you post daily in a blog ... lol

Joi
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Getting ready for day 2 of long Creative Commons board meeting

Some vegan links for the weekend

Elisa
2 days ago
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Here are a few things to check out over the weekend, the good, bad and ugly:

Hat tip to Vegan.com for pointing me to a very positive article in the News Observer: If a Vegan Comes to Dinner. The author actually suggests accommodating the vegan in your regular cooking, and that it (gasp!) won't kill the non-vegans to eat mashed potatoes with soy milk or stuffing made with vegetable broth. Of course, if you want to be left with the same warm glow the article leaves, don't read the comments. Some of your usual "Oh, you're a veg*n, let me tell you how tasty meat is" types are in there blowharding away.

JWeekly features a columnist who is aspiring to be vegan after being inspired by Alicia Silverstone and her new book.

I promised you ugly, and that would be the USDA declaring PETA to be a terrorist organization. Seriously appalling.

I'm definitely intending to write more about this, but here's a link to a section of Martha Stewart's site devoted to her awesome vegetarian Thanksgiving episode.

I'm also planning to write more about Jonathan Safran Foer's book Eating Animals, but until I do, here are two links I've been holding on to for way too long now, intending to share:

-Mary Martin from Animal Person on the book

-Erik Marcus from Vegan.com on the book

Finally, speaking of Erik Marcus, here is a little online interview with me, wherein I name Marcus's book "Meat Market" to be the most-life-chnging book I've read.

Enjoy, or at least appreciate, all the links and have a great weekend!

Product Shots

A couple of samples from a recent product shoot, of a different shiny reflective product...

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blue line at st paul train video

jeffington
2 days ago
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da blue line

heres a video of the blue line sliding into the st paul station

Fantasy of Lights

MagicMinis will be at The Fantasy of Lights tomorrow Saturday (12/5/09) from 3-5pm on Union St in San Francisco. Come say hi and get a holiday balloon!

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Joi
3 days ago
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Landed SFO

Joi
3 days ago
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Automated gate broken at Narita - More stamp spam in my passport orz

Best Songs of 2009: The Love Language - Lalita

Josh Hornik
3 days ago
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The Love Language are from North Carolina, and these days that's almost enough for me. Seems like I love all the music coming out of North Carolina.

Somehow I missed these guys when they came to town, can't remember why. Too bad, because this song Lalita (from their debut album "The Love Language") must be great live. I can imagine the singer really hitting the "LA-li-ta" to start the chorus.

Unfortunately, this is one of many horribly lo-fi indie recordings this year (definitely a bad side effect of the ease of creating and releasing music these days -- badly engineered & mixed recordings). Still a great rocker...