Subject: 1926 Capitol Avenue Neighborhood MeetingDear Neighbors,Some of you may have received an email from Heller pacific regarding their latest proposed development at 1926 Capitol Ave. For those of you who did not receive the notice, please read on and see the attached to learn about the follow-up neighborhood meeting:Heller Pacific invites you to follow-up presentation featuring its latest development project: 1926 Capitol Avenue (corner of 20th & Capitol Ave.). Our presentation will focus on the proposed building design. Additionally, the Thiebaud Family will be in attendance to unveil plans of the public art component to the project.Date: Thursday, October 9thTime: 5:30pm – 6:30pmPlace: 1050 20th Street, Suite 200 (HLA Office @ MARRS Project)●Enter Lobby and go upstairs to the HLA Office●Directional signs will be posted●Refreshments will be providedTo RSVP and to have your questions answered, please contact Andy Ekstrom, Development Project Manager with Heller Pacific, Inc. at (916) 638-2400 or by email at aekstrom@hellerpacific.com.Janine MartindaleNeighborhood Resources CoordinatorServing Council District 3Neighborhood Services Department921 10th Street, 5th FloorSacramento, CA 95814Office (916) 808-8193Fax (916) 808-6534
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
to the bp peeps
To all my boulevard park bros, here's something you might find interesting:
New York Mag has a really great interview with Woody Allen. Caustic but he's pretty much the best. Here's a couple of sample quotes:
ReplyDeleteNY: Do you think the New York Jew has gotten too assimilated?
WA: No, I’m a big one for assimilation of everybody. But the basic problems remain the same. People still have existential anxiety, relationship anxiety. It just may not be expressed in Hebraic idiom.
NY: Do you know anyone who still goes to an analyst?
WA: I do, though psychoanalysis has gone through a lot of changes.
NY: As the world’s most famous analysand, can you say whether you think analysis works?
WA: People always tease me. They say, look at you, you went for so much psychoanalysis and you’re so neurotic, you wind up marrying a girl so much younger than you. You don’t like to go through tunnels, you don’t like to stand near the drain in the shower. But I could also say to them, I’ve had a very productive life. I’ve worked very hard, I’ve never fallen prey to depression. I’m not sure I could have done all of that without being in psychoanalysis. People would say to me, oh, it’s just a crutch. And I would say, yes. It’s a crutch, and exactly what I need in this point in my life is a crutch.
here's the link:
http://nymag.com/anniversary/40th/50661/
the building on google street view is already torn down. is was trying to remember what was there before, it was a bike repair.
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ReplyDeleteHere's the building Heller wants to build:
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Technically the building is in Winn Park, not Boulevard Park; I'm not sure if he has notified WPCANA of this event but I'll pass it along.
There is like 5 seconds of Kiedas scattered throughout this vid. It's mostly boring.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vtHwWReGU0
My apartment is now in Blvd Park? I thought it was "the manhandle" or something like that. If it's not the Manhandle District, then I grew this moustache for nothing!
ReplyDeleteI do believe I shall be spending most of October on a houseboat at some nice islands in the Arabian Sea. Coconut moonshine and pirates instead of bombings!
I kid -- the pirates are on the other side of the Arabian and they know have Russia and the US on their backs. I can't imagine anyone living on an isle with blue blue waters could ever get mad enough to build bombs. Well, anyone except Charles Nazi Reilly, but he's dead.
I do know the difference between "now" and "know" by the way.
ReplyDeleteKnow we now.
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smitty: The east side of the tracks is technically in the Winn Park/Capitol Avenue neighborhood. Boulevard Park is north of J Street, except the historic district is north of I Street, and the National Register historic district will be north of H Street. The "manhandle" is 20th and K, your neighborhood is now officially the "handlebar," named as it is after your 'stache and your 'cycle.
ReplyDelete--The Robert Ward Memorial Society of Sacramento
wow, today i forgot i had a blog. that's never happened before. heckasac is fading, that's for sure. it makes me a little sad. but it's inevitable.
ReplyDeletePerhaps some fall appropriate haikus in heckasacs honor would get your juices pumping. ahem.
ReplyDeleteLeaves fall in my pool
Heckasac, where are you now?
Colors fade, not you!
thank you.
jamattack!
That was beautiful.
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PS what's going on this weekedend?!
(Except for Saturday-- I have a serious bachelor party to go to. See the movie "Bachelor Party" for details.)
Thank you.
ReplyDeletePlease don't forget your prior commitment to jump out of a cake at my even more serious bacherlorette party that I am having with heckamax jumping out of a cake. Hear that ladies?!? Bring your singles.
jamattack!
heckamax-
ReplyDeletei thought that elvis movie, oops i mean bachelor party is next weekend? or is this a different one?
thanks for the haiku. i guarantee i will jump in your pool even if everyone else is too pussy to do so. maybe a dip will be part of the inevitable truth or dare game?
maybe rather than ending heckasac we should just start up the secret blog?
ReplyDeleteDear secret blog,
ReplyDeleteYes, there is another bachelor party! The Elvis movie...I mean bachelor party is the following weekend. Confusing? Yup.
Jackpot plays tonight at Old I. I've always loved Jackpot so I may go see them. Any other shows going on?
-heckamax
PS Jumping out of a cake?
Good thing I didn't toss that big pile of "I HEARD IT ON THE SECRET BLOG!" buttons I made a few years ago. Get 'em while they're hot again! For the first time!
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Dear Secret Blog,
ReplyDeleteI've heard you have a copy of Dick's Picks Volume four. True? Where did I hear this? Why, I HEARD IT ON THE SECRET BLOG.
-heckamax
Dear Secret Blog,
ReplyDeleteAs you know, Spring & Summer are prime Dead listening seasons. What Dead records should I bust out for Fall? I was having trouble with this earlier today.
-miller
Dear Miller,
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm...fair question. While "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty" can both compliment an overcast day (think Box of Rain, Attics of your Life, or Dire Wolf)not to mention that the album covers look great next to an Autumn leaf or a foxy sweater, I have to say that my all time favorite Fall Dead album is.....Dick's Picks Volume Four.
Yours Truly,
Secret Blog
Where can I find out if I have that one or not?
ReplyDelete-miller
Dear Miller,
ReplyDeleteDoes the Fillmore East February 13th and 14th 1970 ring a bell? If so, you probably weren't there.
-The Secret Blog
Who is going to DSO tomorrow? Do you want to do nitrous in the parking lot beforehand? First I will have to sell some vegan wraps to make enough money to buy the whip-its. I need a miracle!
ReplyDeleteI'll be there!!
ReplyDeleteI am sooooo stoked and I have no idea why. Maybe it's because of Jerry Day. Maybe I want to see the crowd. I can't wait to see Madeline try to sell concessions to an aging hippie on Acid (besides me, of course)!!!
Front load at my house!!!!!
-heckamax
Wait I know why!!!!
ReplyDeleteIts the freakin' Grateful; Dead, man! The greatest freakin' band on the planet!!!
-The Doodah Man
Officially stoked for the frontload! You still live at 710 Ashbury right?
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Yup, that's my pad. My room is in the attic, right next to Owsley's lab.
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Phish came back! Hooray! This means all of the phish heads will be out of town for at least the time it takes to do an extended version of a Phish song!
ReplyDeleteThe building plan for the site at which a fine bike repair place once was reminds me of the fact that there was a time when the idea of anything taller than the capitol was thought to be in poor taste. That is, the planners of Sactoe once wanted the skyline to include the capitol.
By the way, I served some folks from Israel some Cambodian food today and they asked me if I was Jewish. The woman said I looked it. First time ever!
I was so excited I said that all honkies were probably Jewish before that damn Jesus guy came along.
"Ed" in Vermont