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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-02

on BlogFebruary 2nd
  • Turn your old smart phone into an external hard-drive – http://t.co/Hqa32GDE #
  • I'm at LA Critical Mass (Wilshire, Western, Los Angeles) w/ 2 others http://t.co/9X80GjC1 #
  • I'm at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument (125 Paseo De La Plz # 400, btwn Main & Los Angeles St, Los Angeles) http://t.co/ayElDQTe #
  • I'm at Pan Pacific Park (7600 Beverly Blvd, Curson, Los Angeles) http://t.co/V2ZGL26L #
  • I'm at Venice Beach (Venice Beach, along the Pacific Ocean, Venice) w/ 20 others [pic]: http://t.co/ZWBMMC6m #
  • Smell like your favorite superhero with the Avenger cologne set (or lol a shirtless Capt. Kirk from Star Trek) http://t.co/MADSEqxa #
  • We should thank LMFAO for giving us such a great way to respond to exasperated sighs. http://t.co/vVMZrZs5 #
  • Sheryl Sandberg Was Facebook’s Best-Paid Employee in 2011 at $30.87 million last year! http://t.co/JsdmiJCI #

Santa Monica, CA Sunset 1/28/11

on BlogJanuary 28th
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I hate LA, I love LA, everyday is different but everyday is beautiful.

@AnthonyCerreta
…from my g1

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-26

on BlogJanuary 26th

Red Light Traffic Camera Ticket

on BlogJanuary 21st
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"Failure to Stop for Red Signal"?  Get out of here.  Tell me do these things even get reviewed before being sent out??  Time for a good ol' LA rant.

If this recent traffic light camera ticket doesn't show that the traffic light cameras setup around LA are messed up I'm not sure what else will.  As you can tell from the first picture I'm clearly stopped at the red light before legally making a right-hand turn on red.  Now I have to pay a $480 ticket upfront, even if I am pleading 'not guilty'?  Oh yea, that's fair.  Last year L.A. City Council publicly said you don't have to pay your red-light camera tickets (and never did) but as one informed citizen writes in the comments…

"If you responded to the citation in any way, then you acknowledged that you received it.  The court will likely treat this differently than if you just ignored it altogether and could put a hold on your license and possibly other sanctions. … Even though there is no hold on your driver's license and the collection agency doesn't put it on your credit report, there is a note in the court record that you didn't pay a citation and it was "written off".  It is unclear who can access this info and whether it shows up in a public search of court records or if it is just an "internal" court record.  So completely ignoring it could have some consequences for some people, there is some risk.  Of course there are about 65,000 people out there that took this route so that may tell you something of how big (or little) a risk it is.  Also, with all this publicity, the court could change their policy at any time.  They have the legal authority to put a hold on your license, they are simply choosing not to do it."

Worst part is, this has been the first month of my life I have no points on my driving record.  FML!

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-19

on BlogJanuary 19th

Pelicans Dive and Birds Fish at the Venice Canals 2012

on BlogJanuary 15th
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@AnthonyCerreta
…from my g1

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Boy Feeds Crazy Ducks at Duck Pond on Venice Canals

on BlogJanuary 15th
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-12

on BlogJanuary 12th

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-05

on BlogJanuary 5th

Little Big-Shot at 7-11

on BlogDecember 31st
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I was standing in line at 7-11 behind a chubby, 8 year old, brown-haired boy who was living the dream.  As he gets to the front of the line he places his bag of chips and soda on the counter and cooly says, "Hello (cashier name)".  He leans against the counter with a coy smile as the cashier rings up his items and asks for $4.53.  Then with the flick of his wrist the kid slyly whips out a $100 bill like a big-shot.  The cashier gives a look of disbelief but cheerfully replies "Ok boss" and begins to  tender this young man's change.  (This is when it really gets good.)  The 8 year old kid looks at me and goes "Yea, I recently came into some money", and gives me a wink!  I started busting up laughing right there in his face. :)

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