Cyrus Farivar
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Free WiFi at SBC Park
“We’ve created, if not the largest, one of the largest hot spots in the world,” said Larry Baer, the team’s chief operating officer. “We’re the first professional sports facility to provide people universal WiFi connectivity.” Yay! Free WiFi!
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Columbia University: Graduate School of Journalism
Holy fuck. I just got into Columbia. Talk about throwing my life all out of whack again. More later.
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One more thing
I got an email from the Cake mailing list saying that they’re playing a secret show at the Blue Lamp in Sacramento on Tuesday (March 30th) at 9 pm. Doors open at 8 pm, tix are $10, available only at the door. 21+ only. This is the show that I went to a few weeks ago. It’s pretty fun — check it out if you can go.
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Looking for something to do this Sunday evening?
Come see me perform with the UC Wind Ensemble in the San Francisco Music Festival at the Palace of Fine Arts in SF this Sunday at 5:15 pm! I’ve got one comp ticket, and possibly more. Let me know if you’re interested.
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If I could talk to myself in the future what would I say?
FutureMe.org, as mentioned on Boing Boing is a site that allows you to email your future self for anytime up to 25 years in the future. A strange prospect. Reading some of the public entries are really quite interesting. Meeting with Business 2.0 today about an internship. How rad would it be if Rachel R. and I were interns together? My Dad just called me and he wants me to fly down to LA to have a powwow about my…
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I really am going to start my Econ homework after this, I swear.
Today I’ve been doing a lot of thinking. Rachel and I had lunch over at the Creamery in Palo Alto where at the end of my French Dip sandwich, I brought up the topic of grad school and jobs and all of that. As many of you know, I’ve applied to some extraordinary number of grad schools (15). The whole reason why I applied to grad school was because my father urged it, and he was willing to support me,…
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Nifty Sticker Creator
Wil Wheaton (yes, that Wil Wheaton) points to a sticker creator thingy, which I’ve used to make some on my blog site. Neat.
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Lots of great chow in these parts, yes siree.
Well, my trip to New England is coming to a close. Tomorrow, I’ll head back to what is often referred to in these parts as “The Left Coast.” In a nutshell, Hartford seems like a calm quiet New England town with occasionally things that come up that rock the boat (like their corrupt governor). It’s unique place, roughly halfway between Boston and New York makes it possible to take day trips into either place. New Haven (home of the world’s…
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All is Quiet on the Eastern Front
Well, I made a day trip into Boston today. Walked around, had a good time. I’m going to go to bed early tonight, and tomorrow, I’ll fully blog our trip into New Haven, and my trip into Boston — both almost entirely for food reasons. Tonight I made aloo khoresh for dinner. Quite tasty. This trip has been full of great chow.
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“Oh, that’s easy. 2nd Ave Deli — 2nd Ave at 10th St. in the Village.”
Today, I made my first trip back to The Big Apple since I was 13 years old — and even though it was sorta relaxed and chill, it was definately fun. I could easily see myself living there one day. We left the house at about 9:15 am, and were in the Upper West Side before 11 am. We parked near Columbia and hopped on the subway — believe it or not, my first time on the subway! I’ve been…