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J Seth Anderson
My first name begins with a J (John) but I have always gone by Seth. I'm an Arizona based writer and blogger. I like ideas, reading, writing, and interesting people.
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the new site looks good, i listened to the podcast too!
Thanks Jenna! I like it too
The new site is much closer to what I always envisioned.
http://www.paulinocobian.com HOLA J SETH SALUDOS
You might enjoy this article in the Washington Post by Phoenix mayor Phil Gordon, regarding the 1070 bill.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/23/AR2010042304469.html
Hello! I am so informed by Your Thoughts and Kindness. Keep up the truth and passion to information and Your Bright Spirit.
Seth,
I’d like to see this blog be more about your life and less about the politics of stuff that you write about via your other blogs.
Jenna
Hi – I just want to say thanks for your blog – it’s a very helpful place to visit – and I’ve learned a lot so thanks for that
Wishing you all the best from Australia.
Thank you, Kit. I appreciate it!
have you offered an opinion about removing the old broadcast tower from the roof of the westward ho?
I haven’t but that’s not a bad idea. I would oppose its removal though. The historic preservationist in me would want it gone, but it’s now such an iconic part of the skyline that I wouldn’t want to see it go.
great comments! but we in eagle, colorado can beat this ugly thing..what red is proposing here is worse. and funny enough, they are claiming it is “urban”….even though we are not.
couldn’t agree more about he new downtown hotel …
perhaps it is some kind of a joke and they will peel off the false exterior to expose an architectural landmark on opening day?
any of the hotels hosting a downtown phoenix new years eve bash? seems that with the light rail system the downtown area would be a great focus for new years events . . .