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library craftsperson, very Mid Park, San Diego; Jeffrey T Davis

above with centerlane bus platform indicated
modal filters added across Upas on both ends of the 30th St dogleg
Patricia keeping a gun trained on the dead (?) Boogeyman as the crematorium door closes, Widow’s Bay
hoops on a bluff over the Pacific
Honda motocompacto
product image of cheap mesh-magnetic screen door
color photo of Dr King, March on Washington, reflecting pool in background
book cover 'The Collection All Around: Sharing Our Cities, Towns, and Natural Places', me (2017)
a six pack of sake
still from Lost in America
a ‘hydro bike’ in San Diego
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs at SDSU Open Air Theater
the Secret Tunnel band from Avatar TLA
View of a wide street with new homes on the right.
still from Da Ali G Show, "it's kind of hard to hijack a train"
page from Every Friday, from a diner window "We look out the window and watch people hurry by."
“And stay out of the Woolworths!”
a plan to move the units northeast and close the thru road, connecting Cleator Park and 'Famosa Canyon'
from the book cover "The Harbor for Love on the West Coast - San Diego: Passion Port of the Pacific"
sign at No Kings “yes, but understand, Tim Walz misremembered what month in 1989 he went to China”
Mac G4 Cube, a box with chimney cooling
sign at No Kings “yes, but understand, Tim Walz misremembered what month in 1989 he went to China”
four similarish looking ebikes, this one a cruiser
NY Post cover “The Donroe Doctrine”
scenic photo from Hellhole Canyon, Anza Borrego, CA
satellite view of the post office in Linda Vista, San Diego.
lovely mosaic with farm workers and deco train
Photo of Trump portrait banner on DOJ with goons
satellite view of East Univ Heights, West Normal Heights, North North Park, OLP Town, Adams Ave Bikes Village...
MTS route map, 1980s?, North Park portion showing the 966
album cover “El Leon”, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs 1992
album cover “El Leon”, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs 1992
Tech Won't Save Us bracket for the Worst Person in Tech 2025, Dara Khosrowshahi eliminated in first round voting by Brian Chesky
a continuous series of storefronts, curved facing an interior park
street view of Trader Joe’s & garage
photo of Bayside Community Center kiddos, Little Italy, I'd guess 1940s? before I-5
Off screen “They’re so luck to have so much money”, Zoé responds “Yes, but why? For what?” — from Irma Vep (1996)
sidewalk stamp reads "S.H. Breese 3 - 14", from La Jolla
poster for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978)
A crayon map of San Diego council districts
a corner store in Mid Park San Diego
ATLA concert at SDSU
Electrifying that entire line — and running high-speed trains on it — could be impossible due to very narrow tunnels on part of the route north of Santa Clarita. Instead, the Electrolink report envisions regional trains running on batteries for the northern part of the route, and then running on overhead catenary the rest of the way.
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, "El León" 1992
The Pastels, Sittin’ Pretty
plaza scene, Piazza della Famiglia, Little Italy, San Diego
train and streetcar at station at Southern California Railway Museum
Stephen Jay Gould on a t-shirt, mockup image I found online
Sophie Hatter from Howl's Moving Castle
Shape sorter meme
Kelly (The Onion) cartoon of same
Headlines ABC pulls ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ after FCC chair criticism (NBC) similar WaPo and WSJ
"Every project, regardless of size or impact, becomes a political battle. Every reform must pass through arbitrary layers of discretion. That’s not bottom-up governance; it’s a slow-motion veto of the future." Chuck against local control before he's for it.
busway in Otay Ranch
screen grab of article: Critically, she says, there has been a shift in mindset. Masutomo agrees. By mid-2024, when he had probed more deeply into the Run-ri phenomenon, he discovered something unexpected. The Chinese who attracted the attention, and opprobrium, of the Japanese media tended to be the young and the rich. But there was also a cohort of older Chinese who were moving to the suburbs of Tokyo. Among these was a growing number of Chinese intellectuals who would appear at academic events in the city.
Railmapper crayon for SoCal Regional, single line inland route from Oxnard to San Diego in mostly 50km steps, with a Palm Springs spur. Income of +0.8% at $50m/km construction cost. Hehehe.