This should probably be really scary, but it’s too damn awesome.
All good programmers have a few really bad ideas. It’s easy to discover them: they are their favorite ones.
Think how much Dubya could have saved on Purell if he’d have mastered the fist bump.
Donnie Darko clouds
OK, so this place is called “Salsa and Beer.” Seriously!
It’s in my son’s neighborhood in Van Nuys and it’s not bad at all. Mmmm, carnitas.
On the recommendation of a friend, Claire’s on Cedros in Solana Beach. I usually do without breakfast, but it was definitely worth the stop.
Michael’s girlfriend Kelly on the board here.
I was in shortly after, representin’ NorCal… the only one there without a wetsuit.
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
A balmy January afternoon in La Jolla. Perhaps I can be persuaded to go surfing after all.
Nash Metropolitan, spotted in La Jolla
I think this “steeple” is a cell tower
Road trip to San Diego. Counting on the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion to keep me alert on I5. Or “The 5,” as it were.
The GOP primaries are an amusing reality show, but one of these clowns will be the nominee*… and might actually even win!
* Baring a brokered convention, which would also make great TV.
In our business metaphors, corporations are people and workers are machines. Things could be worse:
According to WantChinaTimes, Terry Gou, the head of Hon Hai (Foxconn), the largest contract manufacturer in the world, had this to say at a recent meeting with his senior managers:
“Hon Hai has a workforce of over one million worldwide and as human beings are also animals, to manage one million animals gives me a headache,” said Hon Hai chairman Terry Gou at a recent year-end party, adding that he wants to learn from Chin Shih-chien, director of Taipei Zoo, regarding how animals should be managed.
