Here's rare footage of a Tea Party mom visiting Sea Ranch for the weekend. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtPLpNc5_5k&w=478&h=269]
Posts published in “Features”
Sleep v Grape;
Price of Justice;
Tow & Blow;
Milky Lake;
65% Bypass;
118 Years;
Need Snow;
Girl Beater;
Yesterday's Catch;
Good Coffee;
Juanita’s Apartment;
Frat Party;
Johnson;
No Contest;
I Get Along;
Drought & Tunnels
Here is an amazing look at the marijuana plant at the microscopic level. http://timewheel.net/Image-Here-s-How-Marijuana-Looks-Under-A-Microscope
The tunnel that Elton built was his portal into a world of quiet.
Ripeness is All;
Frost-Fan Hearing;
Hare Creek Vote;
Editor Churn;
Killed-Tree Ban;
Water Concerns;
Bob Reeds;
Yesterday's Catch;
They Rule;
Bad Writing;
Water Needs;
Police Work;
Drug Therapy;
Remembering Poogy;
Foodshed News;
Darker Matter;
Stonehenge;
Three-day Notice;
Huff Puffs;
Yartsev;
Nestlé Shutdown
A landmark lawsuit reveals the harsh and secretive world within.
Next Hearing;
Redwoods Saved;
No Dump;
Ordinance Corrections;
Big Propane Tank;
Stop Water Dumping;
Racket Radio;
Not Altered;
Yesterday's Catch;
High-tech Weaponry;
Illegitimate Wars;
Toxic Trash;
Plutocrat Party;
Fundraising Workshop;
Tidemand;
Don't Cry;
Culture Notes;
Fishing Season
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRhXekXGSRw&w=478&h=359]
Garment workers are paid starvation wages, live in cramped shared rooms, and suffer from malnutrition. But I love your new shirt!
Old Coast Hotel Hearing;
Standing Dead Trees;
Food Waste Contract;
Yesterday's Catch;
Logging Conference;
California Drought Legislation;
Officer Krupke;
Buland;
California's Epic Drought;
Huffman Opposes USPS Closures
While I am glad to see the state taking some action toward conserving water and planning for the future, I am appalled it took this long. I am also amazed the state hasn’t gone after the biggest users of water in California: the manufacturing and agricultural industries. With a significant amount of California’s water being used in those industries, even if we, as citizens, do our best to conserve water, California’s “appropriative” water rights encourage poor water-use practices. If the state wants to get serious about the drought, it needs to drastically change our current water rights.