Yes. I guess so.
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Yes. I guess so.
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You can take the Californian out of California...but you can't take the California out of the Californian.
I really enjoy a weekend of people watching in Vegas - but that's about all I can handle. The Mirage has a cool dolphin/wild animal exhibit. The MGM has lions in the entry way - if you get there at feeding time it's fun to watch them eat. The Fremont Street experience is interesting. I enjoy just touring through the hotels and seeing how they interpret their themes.
Last time we were there we stayed at the Signature at MGM Grand - three towers just off-strip that are non-smoking and non-gambling. They are quiet and pleasant and were a wonderful escape from the lights and noise when we were feeling overwhelmed. They're connected to the main MGM Grand by an indoor walkway. I was also asked to participate in a TV focus group - they gave me $75 for doing so. Since we didn't gamble more than a few nickels we were able to pay for a nice dinner...
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Into Paradise may the angels lead him.
Sukie and Mim got a huge kick out of listening to myself, Nick and Sally talking about getting somewhere.
It was kind of funny.
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I was catching up and read right through it with out even realizing.
It was quite a while after the fact though.
Ukulelerob
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I saw it coming in my catchup. I was surprised that no one seemed to see it coming. But then there were a few conversations going on that were more important than the K-run. IMHO
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Thanks. I'll go check it out.
I've posted this many times before - but I never fail to hear Sally and Mike discussing how I should get back to my hotel in Pasadena (and later in the week the Disneyland hotel). I never could convince Sally that my GPS might be able to figure out how to get me back to the hotels.
(And the one time I decided to follow Sally's directions instead of the GPS I ended up on Harbor Blvd for an eternity - drove about twice the distance and time as the GPS had me go when we went TO her house.)
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I hear you, but what I am getting at is that the existing electrical power plants already have concrete tubes going out into the ocean that they use for the cooling/condenser loops. They could put them there, with no additional environmental impact. Electric Beach is one of my favorite dive spots, and we "play" in the jet that is the exhaust from that tube.
There are also some beaches that are very rocky bottoms and/or on military restricted land - could put them there without impacting the tourist industry. Also, they are not really visible, not like a 300 foot tall turbine. I think it needs to be explored again. The other nice thing is that it does not change the temperature of the water or use any fuel or pumps or anything, it's basically a man-made lava tube blowhole, something we already have plenty of around the islands.
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I'd actually never seen that before.
(we don't talk like that)
. . . in NorCal anyhow.
Pueo
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You know, it is all about traffic and local experience. GPS can get you the route, and yes traffic avoidance has improved a great deal, but someone who drives it every day will get you better information.
That being said, I am not that confident Sally drives that route every day
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