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A lot of people thought these signs were “anti-immigrant,” but like the Salon writer that pointed me towards them, I think they’re “pro.” Photo: NBC Miami On Monday, the Blogs Covered “30 Seconds of Awesome” (LA Streetsblog, LAist, Curbed) On Tuesday, It Was the Times and KTLA…What’s on Tap for today? Budget Crisis: Gov. Wants … Continued

By Damien Newton

6:37 AM PDT on May 26, 2010

A lot of people thought these signs were “anti-immigrant,” but like the Salon writer that pointed me towards them, I think they’re “pro.” Photo: NBC Miami

On Monday, the Blogs Covered “30 Seconds of Awesome” (LA Streetsblog, LAist, Curbed)
On Tuesday, It Was the Times and KTLA…What’s on Tap for today?
Budget Crisis: Gov. Wants Cuts, Dems. Want Taxes (LAT)
BRU Hands Out Groceries to Mayor, Supes, to Demonstrate Cost of Fare Hikes (Daily News)
Staples Poor Bike Parking a Major Reason for Disappointing Attendence at Weekend Fight (15 Rounds)
It’s Time for Last Week’s Bike Week Sponsors to Setup Up the Other 51 Weeks (SoapBox)
Local Cyclists Give “Tuscon Velo” a Tour of the City
Metro Wins Grant for Electric Car Charging Stations (The Source, Progressive Railroading)
No More Deepwater Drilling? Not While We’re Hooked on Oil (Good)
Atlantic: L.A.’s Not That Bad…

Damien Newton

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