“Supersize Me” guy speaks.

March 6, 2008 by sanamk

Vague headline I know. I was trying to lure you in… or tease you to click, like a “tease” on television news broadcast.  So did it work?

The guy who made the movie Supersize Me spoke in Santa Barbara yesterday. I wasn’t there, but its seems like it could have been interesting. Or it could just be another example of how white people love to hate corporations.

The story I wrote for the 5 or 6 pm newscast yesterday about the even made it onto MSNBC!!!  I always love seeing my name on their web-site.  It strokes my ego.  My attempts to become ego-less are not working… yet.

It is ALSO interesting that the speech was part of an initiative called the ‘S Cool Food that promotes childhood healthiness in Santa Barbara.  (I think they need to find a name that works better on tv.) The guy who got rich by starting Kinko’s in SB back in the day funded it. 

I love it that this guy is using his money to help others.

A New Museum In L.A. Yay!

February 12, 2008 by sanamk

The Broad Contemporary Art Museum is funded by billionaire Eli Broad.

Does that mean that 14-miles-per-gallon won’t cut it anymore?

February 9, 2008 by sanamk

The government has this idea about cars getting a certain number of miles per gallon. How absurd.

Condos in the Century City area of La-La land…

February 9, 2008 by sanamk

Could super-delegates decide the democratic nominee?

February 9, 2008 by sanamk

I guess that means 14-miles-per-gallon won’t cut it anymore.

December 20, 2007 by sanamk

Read this Washington Post article to see what changes are coming up for car manufacturers and consumers.

The Donald’s Mom Was From A Scottish Island?

December 11, 2007 by sanamk

This WSJ article says how people on the Isle of Lewis love Trump -even though most have never met him.

Hello World, This Is My First Weblog Ever!

December 11, 2007 by sanamk

Welcome to Sanam’s Blog. I am Sanam and this is my first blog ever. You could even say this is my first post ever. That one on myspace a year ago does not count.