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  • Et cetera, Highlights

    Posted on August 23rd, 2008

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    California, relocation, Santa cruz, UCSC, vermont

    Move to Santa Cruz

    Move to Santa Cruz

    Well, after five years living in Vermont, and something like thirteen years living in New England, Courtney and I have gone and moved to Santa Cruz, CA. There are a lot of reasons for this; the very hard winters and extremely rainy summers in Vermont were starting to wear on us, but mostly we just [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on July 18th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    blowhard, brattleboro, brattleboro nudity, brattleboro vermont, christian, city, cloths, Conservative, draconian legislation, emergency ordinance, europe, nude, nudity, nudity ban, protest, selectmen, spencer tunick, uptight, vermont, vermont nudity, vermont nudity ban, vt

    Brattleboro Selectmen Ban Public Nudity

    In a truly astounding display of cowardice and pandering to conservative whining, the Brattleboro selectmen narrowly approved an “emergency ordinance” banning public nudity on city streets today. Vermont, and Brattleboro in particular have a long history of tolerating nudity in public. The state, along with many of its towns have absolutely no law requiring that [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on July 11th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    climate, contest, homer simpson, host, movie, movies, premiere, shelbyville, simpsons movie, simpsons movie contest, springfield, springfield vermont, town, vermont, vermont yankee, vt

    Springfield Vermont Will Host Simpsons Movie Premiere

    I live in Vermont, so of course I was excited yesterday when I learned that Springfield Vermont had won the nation-wide contest to host the premiere of the Simpsons movie. A total of 13 Springfields from around the country entered the contest and made Simpsons-like movies to convince the judges that their respective Springfield would [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on June 8th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    animals, arrest, charges, charges dropped, cops, cruelty, dog, NH, police, police dog, vermont, woman arrested

    Charges for Making Faces at Police Dog Don’t Stick

    Last July Jayna Hutchinson of Lebanon, N.H was arrested for making faces at a police dog following a heated debate with a Vermont police officer who refused to take down her report of being assaulted. Citing that she smelled of alcohol, Vermont State Police Sgt. Todd Protzman agitated Hutchinson when he told her that he [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 11th, 2007

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    802, artist, capital, communist, conflict, craftspeople, entertaining, funny, green mountain, hip hop, Montpelier, pristine, progressive, rap, redneck, state, vermont, video

    802 - Hip Hop Vermont Style

    Long story short, I do not like hip hop, but these two guys who wrote this song about living Vermont did an outstanding job of commenting on life in the Green Mountain Sate. The video was made entirely in Montpelier.

    From a distance, Vermont seems like an idealic place that is pristine, progressive and filled with [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on November 6th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    Anti-Bushist, Bernie Sanders, bush, democratic party, Dennis Morrisseau, House, Impeach Bush Now, Peter Moss, Ralph Nader, republican, Sennate, vermont

    Political Parties With Awesome Names!

    In order to overthrow the tyranical Republican leadership, I’ve been towing the Democratic line pretty hard since the 2000 elections, in which, along with many others, I voted for Ralph Nader and unwittingly helped Bush and his cronies to power.
    Despite my year 2000 voting embarrassment however, I remain a proponent of a political landscape that [...]

  • Adventures

    Posted on October 11th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    boulder dive, canada, diving, diving in vermont, diving lake willoughby, lake diving, lake willoughby, rebreather, tech diving, vermont, wall dive, westmore vermont

    Diving at Lake Willoughby

    Lately I’ve been doing a lot of diving in Lake Willoughby. This glacial lake is located near the Canadian Border in Westmore, VT, and makes an outstanding diving location because of its clarity and depth. There are a few places that divers can get access to the water, but the best seems to be the [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on May 30th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    baby ducks, birds, blackberries, clover, cute, ducklings, ducks, hay, mallard, mallard ducks, pet ducks, pets, swim, texas, vermont, waterfowl

    Raising Mallard Ducklings

    In March, Courtney and I decided that we would try our hand at raising Mallard ducklings. We have a large pond with plenty of land, and it seemed like it would be fun to have some quacking around.
    About a week ago out little ducklings arrived from the hatchery in Texas. Both are female, and were [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on January 24th, 2006

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    breaking, budgetary challenges, cops, corruption, courts, drugs, fear mongering, frivolous ticket, handling ability, headlight out, huge tax, illegal, law enforcment, law-abiding citizens, lobby, lobbying, New Hampshire, patrolling roads, police presence, real crimes, roller blades, sarcasm, skateboarding, Speed limits, speed traps, state police, state troopers, tax payers, vehicles, vermont

    The World Needs Fewer Cops

    About a year ago, I was pulled over and given what I consider to be a frivolous ticket. I managed to beat it in court, but it got me thinking about how many police we have dedicated to making sure nobody is doing anything “wrong” with their car or skateboarding where it is prohibited. It [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on November 17th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    australia, bob dylan, democrat, democratic party, dnc, dnc chair, Dylan tunes, free community event, Great Green Mountain Bob Dylan Wanna-Be Contest, howard bean, howard dean, hwoard dean, Jacob Grossi, Montpelier, nasally tone, open mic, Patrick Mullikin, presidential race, riveralk records, The Howard Bean Cafe, the Howard Bean name, tragedy, vermont, Vermonters

    What’s Up With the Howard Bean Cafe?

    Patrick Mullikin, who aparently sold Riverwalk Records last month has not sold the other names associated with his business, most notably “The Howard Bean Cafe” and “Great Green Mountain Bob Dylan Wanna-Be Contest”.
    One word… BUMMER! regardless of the fact that I visit Montpelier just about every weekend, I don’t think I would have ever known [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on September 25th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    asian food, bonito, bonito flakes, burlington, dashi, food, japanese, japanese food, japanese soup, kelp, kombu, miso, miso soup, moritomo, recipe, scallions, seaweed, shiro miso soup, soft tofu, soup stock, soups, sushi, tofu, vermont, wakame

    How To Make Miso Soup

    We have a wonderful Japanese restaurant near my home called Moritomo. We go there often for sushi, and I’ve always been amazed with the quality of their food, especially their miso soup.
    I’ve tried a number of different recipes in an effort to make a soup that tastes similar to theirs, and after a dozen or [...]

  • Highlights

    Posted on September 2nd, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    corruption, donation, donations, flooding, gulf coast, help, hurricane, hurricane relief, katrina, pat robertson, red cross, relief, south, storms, vermont

    Helping the Victims of Hurricane Katrina

    With everything going to Hell in Washington, the White House has totally failed to provide any substantive help for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Organizations we are supposed to trust; Organizations like the Federal Emergency Management Agency are actually encouraging donations to bloodthirsty Neo-Conservative radicals such as Pat Robinson, and we find ourselves in a [...]

  • Et cetera

    Posted on July 12th, 2005

    Written by cliff

    Tags

    animals, birds, ducks, funny, mallard ducks, pets, pond, vermont

    Duck Invasion

    Earlier this Spring, we decided that since we have a pond, and a big yard, we would head on down to the hardware store and get three Mallard ducklings. We thought it would be nice to have some quacking around and the thought of them eating slugs and pests out of our garden would be [...]

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