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Interview with David Sasaki

David Sasaki might not be someone you’ve heard of yet unless you live and blog in San Diego or are a regular at Global Voices. He’s on of the best kept secrets on the web but with his strong and honest writing voice, sometimes odd sense of humor, it’s only a matter of time until his name will begin to sound familiar everywhere. His blog is a perfect blend of techie, in that he incorporates so many dynamic elements, and personal due to his open writing, along with definite political veins. Check out his visitor map, his plethora of tags just waiting to be clicked and explored and his photos here and here. Combine that with his heart of gold and there is no way you can’t not like him. (Yes, Mrs. Wheeler, that was a double negative. And I meant it.)

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February 9th, 2006 | Category: friends, interviews, snappy | Comments are closed

4 comments to Interview with David Sasaki

  • Jane
    February 10th, 2006 at 11:03 am

    actually it was a triple negative…wow!

  • leahpeah
    February 10th, 2006 at 11:16 am

    my linguistics and my cooking. so ‘wow’ it’s scary.

  • NeoCleo
    February 10th, 2006 at 2:40 pm

    I love the car ornament photo. It’s suitable for framing.

  • San Diego Blog » Blog Archive » El Oso, interviewed by Leah Peah
    February 9th, 2006 at 12:36 pm

    [...] Leah Peah interviews El Oso (a contributor to San Diego Blog!). That dude’s pretty cool. David Sasaki might not be someone you’ve heard of yet unless you live and blog in San Diego or are a regular at Global Voices. He’s one of the best kept secrets on the web but with his strong and honest writing voice, sometimes odd sense of humor, it’s only a matter of time until his name will begin to sound familiar everywhere. His blog is a perfect blend of techie, in that he incorporates so many dynamic elements, and personal due to his open writing, along with definite political veins. Check out his visitor map, his plethora of tags just waiting to be clicked and explored and his photos here and here. Combine that with his heart of gold and there is no way you can’t not like him. (Yes, Mrs. Wheeler, that was a double negative. And I meant it.) [...]