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Megan Rozsa June 18, 2013 at 07:57 am
This is amazing. If everyone were as zen as this man, the world would be a better place.
Christa Bigue June 19, 2013 at 09:03 am
Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. He really offers some practical and insightful tips for…Read More living long and well ... he's obviously a very special person. How lucky for you to have met him.
Lorraine Devon Wilke June 19, 2013 at 10:42 am
Incredibly wise list, one we can all learn a thing or two from. Yes, thank you for sharing this. I…Read More plan to take it to heart!
Mike Szymanski (Editor) June 19, 2013 at 10:30 am
Just an FYI Bill, ALL CAPS means YOU ARE SHOUTING to the audience, you may want to have headlines…Read More Have Upper and Lower Cases Like This...also a photo to every blog will prevent that horrible pea-soup green icon from being attached to your story!
Paul Ganus June 19, 2013 at 11:03 am
Thank you so much, Councilman Krekorian, for helping make Tyler's event such a success.
Do not take a Lane out on Lankershim for bikes June 19, 2013 at 11:41 am
Thank you Tyler for donte to the make wish found dation. I do not know that many kids that would…Read More have donation. To Mr Krekorain just a other photo up for you. I am sure that Tyler can do a better job as Councilman then you.
J Lang June 19, 2013 at 10:32 am
Burbank desperately needed more pizza places! Now if only a burger place would open in Toluca...…Read More /sarcasm
Wake me when there's a place that's actually special, like Masa of Echo Park instead of a copy/paste of an over-hyped press release... Oooh, you can create your own pizza from a list of toppings, well STOP THE PRESSES! (Sorry, sarcasm turned itself back on somehow!)
Mike Szymanski (Editor) June 18, 2013 at 10:22 pm
Please consider posting a blog about what you're doing and photos of the performances, it will get…Read More more attention and stay in the newsletter...Click START BLOGGING button on the front page... http://studiocity.patch.com/blogs/new
rob vanasco June 19, 2013 at 09:00 am
The city once again nickle and diming it's taxpayer. The LA City Council has their heads up their…Read More asses. To hell with every single one of their commie asses.
Don June 19, 2013 at 11:01 am
He's a broke lame-ass immoral piece of crap. All these years he stole from the public and he's…Read More broke? Guess all those junkets we paid for just didn't cut it
But he's always got the democratic national convention where he called for a vote on religion, saw the vote not going his way, and over-ruled it via the lying manipulative piece of crap he is
You deserve this PUKE if you support his continuing role in governming for he doesn't govern- he doesn't know how to
Just ask his x-wife and kids about his moral fiber and moral character- he's "amoral" and that's scarier than immoral
FU Villar
Tee June 19, 2013 at 11:17 am
This is why it's so important that registered voters, vote! Tying voter registration to jury duty,…Read More in my opinion keeps too many people from registering. We can use a different means to pick juries.
I'd like to have elections tied to registered voters. In other words if less than 50% of registered voters vote in any election than that election is null & void. Than close down the Government that the election is tied to until a new election is held. I'd bet that only happens a couple of times before people get off their rear ends and vote!
California is in the condition it's in due directly to voter apathy. Everyone thinks California is hard core Liberal. Nothing farther from the truth. If the populace actually voted you'd find California is a centrist right leaning group of hard working individuals.
I'm just as guilty as the next person for skipping voting opportunities. No longer, I'll vote till the day I'm either to old and mentally impaired or dead.
Villaraigosa, is exactly what we deserved for failing to vote. Hell, look at the new corrupt fool elected as Mayor. I don't live in L.A. County and I'm curious as to the voter turn out which from what I heard was dismal.
Daniel Brin June 18, 2013 at 01:27 pm
The point is not that the plastic bags end up in land fills. The point is that the plastic bags end…Read More up in our trees, in our parks, in gigantic ocean aggregations and in the bellies of aquatic wildlife.
Charles Murray June 18, 2013 at 02:41 pm
In reply to Daniel Brin, I respect your point of view, and I agree 100% that the careless…Read More abandonment of plastic grocery bags (and any and all trash) is a blight and a danger to wildlife. But may I ask, in exactly what way, are plastic bags more of a blight or more damaging than other waste and byproducts which are not being banned? I took special care to watch the shoulder and shrubbery along Hwy 118 between Moorpark and Somis just now at lunchtime. I saw very few grocery bags, but I saw thousands of cigarette butts, liquor cans & bottles (despite CRV values and such), and I also saw magazines, junk mail, boxes & containers, shoes, socks, a television set, and many, may tire bits and car parts, oil slicks, and more than I could even dream of. I even saw a beer keg with the tap still in it. So I ask again; how are the bags different from any other form of litter? And since we already have CRV on bottles and cans, and e-waste tax on TVs, how is it that these items are in front of me on Hwy 118 as opposed to being in a recycling plant, where the grocery bags are promised to end up under the new law?
Daniel Brin June 18, 2013 at 03:15 pm
The answer to your question is simple, Charles. Without those CRVs, e-waste deposits, etc. -- that…Read More is, if we did nothing -- our waste problems would be much worse than they are. You'd be seeing much, much more trash on the 118. And it would stay there longer, because there'd be no financial incentive for scavengers to eventually visit the area.
I shouldn't have to remind you how bad it was in the 1950s and '60s, when our streets and highways were strewn with abandoned cans, bottles, caps and tabs.
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