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Oh man… soo good. Today I went back to Mary’s Burger if you remember they just opened about a week ago. Instead of 45 min it took 20 minutes to get my order which was not bad at all especially once I received my burger. Todays burger was amazing I ordered the Bacon Cheese burger which comes with cheese, onions, fresh tomato and ranch to drip all over it. The best part about the burger was the bacon Ive been to many places where they give you limp bacon… I dont want limp bacon! The Bacon was crispy and full of deliciousness. Take a look at this burger.

Also I thought it would be fun to take a little time-lapse video while I waited.

Mary’s Burger Bistro – Time lapse from Intacoma and Vimeo.

So here is my attempt to capture the lunar eclipse with my little point and shoot while all of you were all cozy and warm in your bed. This is what you missed

Celebrity gossip guru perezhilton of perezhilton.com posted pictures of Lachey and girlfriend Vanessa Minillo on his blog recently. The decision to come to Tacoma and participate in AAA baseball got Lachey officially dubbed “C-lister.”
The pair flew into Tacoma and landed at the Tacoma Narrows Airport. If you are into Celebrities, this is definitely the place to get your paparazzo cam out and wait.wait.wait.wait because that’s the place to spot them coming in.

*edit* Phillips responded so make sure you read that

Read this first: http://www.exit133.com/1949/does-jonathan-phillips-own-98402

Doing a quick ip to domain search brought up a pretty good size list of domains tied with that ip. This does not mean they are all owned by phillips, my guess is hes on shared hosting. But if you want to dig a little deeper you can whois interesting ones to see if they are owned by the Phillips Foundation.

Foundation Url: http://phillipsfoundation.com/

I just love on the foundation website it says:

All access is logged and IP addresses are resolved & traced.

(I kinda feel sorry for the coffeeshop since I’m using thier wifi )

The event begins 54 minutes past midnight PDT (3:54 a.m. EDT) on August 28. At first, there is little change. The outskirts of Earth’s shadow are as pale as the Moon itself; an onlooker might not even realize anything is happening. But as the Moon penetrates deeper in to the Earth’s shadow, a startling metamorphosis occurs. Around 2:52 a.m. PDT (5:52 a.m. EDT) the color of the Moon changes from moondust-gray to sunset-red. This is totality, and it lasts for almost 90 minutes.

I’m off to take some photos. Check back later today to see photos