I recently picked up “The Best Camera Is the One That’s With You” by Chase Jarvis. It’s a great concept that elevates the use of cell phone cameras.
I used my iPhone to take this photo when I pulled up to the ATM yesterday afternoon.
I like doing “street photography” – maybe because of the risk involved.
Since I’ve been working really long hours, I’ve been taking breaks at what should be the end of the usual work day and going for photowalks. It’s a great way to refresh before returning to complete projects. Fortunately, downtown San Juan Capistrano and the Old Mission are within a mile of my office.
This is a test post from 
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I’ve left this post up because it’s cool that FLICKR can post directly to a blog.
While not admitting “danger” with the old bottle liners, SIGG initiated a voluntary exchange this month.
Customers can ship in old bottles for a replacement. I took an easier route. I went to Whole Foods Market in Laguna Beach. The Whole Foods exchange was painless. I picked out a replacement bottle and handed the old bottle to the cashier. There are no questions, no paperwork and no hassles. Also, there’s no waiting for SIGG to ship a new bottle.
Here’s a list of the 10 least visited national parks. Of course, most of them are in Alaska, but there are a few in the lower 48.
Meet Will Lammerding – 8 year old son of Erik & Karyn and adored by his two older brothers. Will was born with a rare genetic condition known as the mosaic trisomy 8 – T8mS, which has severely limited his mental & physical development, requiring full time medical care.
Please read about Will Lammerding and consider supporting his family’s effort to raise funds for his extraodinary medical needs.
I met his father, Erik, years ago at Westmont College in Santa Barbara.
Dr. Edward Scolnick at MIT talks about research into Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder.
