Sadly those Coachella jerks made their event the weekend before my birthday, and i’m flying home the weekend of my birthday. Sad is this. . . You’re going all days right? I’m going to see Crystal Castles this Tuesday they’re playing over here. I just really want to see the Cure, that’s who i’m missing.

What say you?

Going to Coachella??

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my mind is working too regular and sober right now to continue this topic. a new esteemed colleauge of mine has more to add later. . .

Mold grosses be out too. Now I’m also kind of grossed out because of that guy you were talking about on the bus. Just nasty.

I’ve been on the DWP green program at 100% for about a year now. I hope it’s having some positive effect (and that the extra money I’m paying isn’t allocated to some research program that’s primarily administrative expenses).

Other things like low energy bulbs and public transportation seem like economic no-brainers, and my mind boggles at how few people use them.

And that brings up the only hope I think we have. The free market price system is helping already with higher fuel and energy prices. Nothing is going to have a positive impact on the environment more than $5-$12/gallon gas. I hope that we can also get rid of things like ethanol subsidies, stop trying to hide and shield the public from the reality of the situation, and start taking responsibility.

It seems inevitable that at the current pace we’ll see a boom in electric/hybrid cars, solar power, etc. All of this may be too little too late, but I remain hopeful.