Quote of the Day

“People who dismiss the unemployed and dependent as “parasites” fail to understand economics and parasitism. A successful parasite is one that is not recognized by it’s host, one that can make it’s host work for it without appearing as a burden. Such is the ruling class in a capitalist society.”

– Dr. Jason Read

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San Fran Then & Now

Shawn Clover has lined up his 2010 photos of San Francisco with the 1906 earthquake photos, for a great effect!

Pedestrians cross Jones St towards a pile of rubble on Market Street. The Hibernia Bank building is burned out, but still standing strong.

 

 

 

A women opens the door to her Mercedes on Sacramento Street while horses killed by falling rubble lie in the street.

 

 

 

Part 1 of Shawn’s article is here.  Part 2 is here.

 

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Lyin’ Ryan

So, how many more days before we receive news that Ryan while handing out free 7″ subs claimed to have lapped Usain Bolt while running the 100M with a new prosthetic he was checking out after getting his leg blown off while heroically and selflessly saving four fellow Seals from a Taliban grenade? Everybody remembers their marathon time. Everybody except Paul “Livin’ in My Own Reality” Ryan.

 

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English Camp

English Camp on San Juan Island, complete with a formal English garden built by the commander for his wife, to remind her of home.

Camille relaxing atop Mount Young – soaking up rays, basking in the stillness.  Waiting for the Great Pumpkin.

In the hiking guide I have, it’s called Mount Young.  When you get there, it is labeled “Young Hill.”  Of course, I plan on telling everyone we climbed Mount Young.

Photo by Camille:

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