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Author Archives: Efren
Nuns Sue Filipina Over Smoked Fish
The Philippine News recently reported that an order of nuns in Manhattan called the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart have filed a lawsuit against a Filipina tenant in one of their apartments for cooking Filipino smoked fish, otherwise known … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Food & Drink, WTF
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Fried Rice Syndrome, or You Can’t B. cereus!
So a couple of weeks ago, I went to a restaurant I frequent for cheap, quick Hong Kong cafe food (fried rice with broiled saucy pork chops on top, fried chicken wings, tapioca drinks, etc.) and ordered fried rice for … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, WTF
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AsianWeek Stops Printing: Good Riddance!
The San Francisco Chronicle recently announced that AsianWeek, one of the longest running publications for Asian Americans that is based in San Francisco, will no longer have print issues and go completely online, with its last issue being printed Friday, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, WTF
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China, the Birthplace of Marijuana!
The most recent issue of the esteemed academic journal, the Journal of Experimental Botany, has a very interesting article with the rather dry title: Phytochemical and genetic analysis of ancient cannabis from Central Asia. That’s marijuana or pot, for you … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyles, Observations
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No on 8: How NOT to Run an Initiative Campaign
Given the passage of California Proposition 8 which attempts to add an amendment in the state constitution to ban marriage among same-sex couples, there’s been a lot of finger pointing at who’s to blame. Given the statistics that have been … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, LGBT, Observations, Politics
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8against8.com: Asian-Am Blogger Raises $8,000 Against California Proposition 8 in 3 Days
About four days ago, Grace Chu of Grace the Spot and AfterEllen.com, along with seven of her close lesbian blogger friends, issued a challenge to the queer online community: To help them raise $8,000 in 8 days against California Proposition … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, LGBT, Politics
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Asian Americans, Thank God, Soundly Against California Prop 8
According to an article in today’s San Jose Mercury News, a poll taken by researchers across California reports that Asian Americans are soundly against California’s Proposition 8, a referendum designed to end same-sex marriage by putting in an amendment in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, LGBT, Politics
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Former SF supervisor Ed Jew pleads guilty to federal charges
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Over a year after he was accused of extorting people who wanted to open Quickly Tapioca branches in the Sunset District in San Francisco, Ed Jew has now pleaded guilty to all federal charges … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, WTF
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Straight Asian Tourists Invade the Castro!
I first started noticing a pretty noticeable increase of obviously straight Asian people entering the Castro, the most famous LGBT neighborhood in San Francisco, a couple of years ago as tour buses would drop tourists off, take pictures of all … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT, WTF
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SFist Blogger Makes Fun of Lapu Lapu Street in San Francisco
View Larger Map So thanks to Ernie and the RAAW blog, I was pointed to a blog post about a clueless white person poking fun at a street named Lapu Lapu in the South of Market (SoMa) district in San … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Local, Observations, San Francisco Bay Area
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US Mint releases new coins for the “Asian American” community
Last week on 8-8-08 (along with all the other celebrations to commemorate that date), the US Mint announced a set of 2 1/2-oz. gold coins targeting the “Asian American” community. I got a chance last week to go to the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Promotions
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Hello Kitty Vibrators Being Sold as “Shoulder Massagers”
So when the first Hello Kitty vibrator um, shoulder massager came out about 10 years ago, I bought one as a gag gift for a friend of mine as a graduation present. She had no idea what it was because … Continue reading