Posted on February 20th, 2010 by Kyle
James Horner – A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics
This is the parking lot at The Grove. One of the downsides of statistics is that they put into full focus the reality of situations that can only be described as abysmal.
Yet, the TFA naïveté within me says there is hope in the midst of even the most [...]
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Posted on February 16th, 2010 by Kyle
Yann Tiersen – Naval
Yesterday was President’s Day. In honor of the day, I thought briefly to myself “Gee, I’m glad our President is hard at work today”, and then proceeded to enjoy a fantastic day that included, among other things, a trip to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, or better known by locals [...]
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Posted on February 13th, 2010 by Kyle
Henry Thomas – Texas Easy Street
Explore your city! Last evening, my friend Carl and I drove down to Compton to try this BBQ shack that we’d both heard about in a local paper.
While I would not normally drive 30 minutes for BBQ, I must say that this BBQ was simply sublime. Bludso’s is, [...]
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Posted on February 11th, 2010 by Kyle
John Williams – Duel of the Fates
It’s hard to believe that this is my 300th post on The Hunsblog. I’ve now been blogging here for about 2.5 years, and if anything, it provides me an outlet to vent frustrations, post jokes that no one is obligated to laugh at, or to simply showcase whatever random [...]
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Posted on February 6th, 2010 by Kyle
The Smashing Pumpkins– Stray Cat Blues
This is not a pet.
One of the interesting things that I am discovering about my new neighborhood is that it seems to be stray cat central. Not that they’re really causing any trouble, I just know one of these days I’m going to accidently run over one with my car.
At [...]
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Posted on August 10th, 2007 by Kyle
Those of you who live in or around Los Angeles may have felt the earthquake we had here late Wednesday night. I doubt it made national news (it barely even made local news), but apparently it was a 4.6 magnitude, which rattled and shook buildings. The epicenter (in Chatsworth) was about located 24 miles [...]
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