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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Colorado dissent debate and Lytton Plaza
The Chronicle teed me up and the New York Times online hit me home about some noise out of Arvada, Colorado where a school board wants to revise U.S. History so as to produce a citizenry that is less likely … Continue reading
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Tagged arvada co, jack healy, lynn stegner, lytton plaza, new york times
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Shields 224 (on R.Stern), ‘Damn right I’m no body’ & 10 day schedule
As I started to write this, waiting for my breakfast burrito, my table overcrowded with books and papers, I knock the plastic case of my reading glasses from the high top to the floor, and bending over I notice that … Continue reading
Sam and Bill displaces Jenny
Sam Amidon is a young artist on Nonesuch and, according to Mark Christman of Philly’s Ars Nova series, is touring with Bill Frisell as a sideman. Sam Amidon is also married to British folkie Beth Orton. Ok. Sam Amidon is … Continue reading
Michael McFaul lecture for World Affairs Council in Atherton, Calif., September, 2014
Terry and I caught an excellent lecture by Michael McFaul, of Stanford’s Hoover Institution, and the former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, for the World Affairs Council, at a private residence in Atherton, California, in September, 2014. McFaul is a Rhodes … Continue reading
Posted in art, media, music, Plato's Republic, sex, words
Tagged beth custer, BLUF bottom line up front, grateful dead, michael mcfaul, my grandmother, putin
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Magic thinking and the Palo Alto ‘Our…’ process
The Journal of the American Institute of Planners (July, 1969) outlines “Eight Rungs of Citizen Participation” (See below). I perceive the latest “visioning” exercise to lie on the lowest two rungs. If we want real power (i.e., to stand on … Continue reading
The no body in me salutes the no body in you
Jason- Sorry if I was abrupt on the phone, if you called while things were happening and I was rude. I think there is a shift, fairly abrupt, from office etiquette , where people have receptionists answering the phone and … Continue reading
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The post remains the same (5 – center)
1. point(David Shields, I am thinking “Pete Maravich”) 2. shooting(faux Filseth, and I am thinking “Jerry West” and being generous or atoning) 3. small forward (Gervin, Ice man? 4. big / forward (“John Havlicek”? although it was about Cazzie Russell … Continue reading
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Tagged beth custer, elvis costello, gerald rafshoon, hans delannoy, trisha brown
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Driving me cazzie
Ok, I admit. I’m spread a little thin. Partial remedy, I gave away a book. A new book. Recently procured. Having carried the clip, the review around for a couple years. Harvy Araton’s book about the great Knicks teams, of … Continue reading
Dancing about architecture
Two hundred fifty patters by “Christ” to 618 shields of reality by “King” David. Ten titles, or volumes, pulled somewhat hastily from my shelves, and then stacked neatly on a table at Peet’s about three hours and two posts ago: … Continue reading
Posted in art, ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, Plato's Republic, sex
Tagged ando, clayton kershaw, clayton leo, matt h. porteus, reuban
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Not a genuine Filseth
I met a man who looked a lot like Eric Filseth, especially looking at him across the room, with my reading glasses. Earlier, I shouted out to James Lyons the dramatician. (He endorses me, I think, or at least signed … Continue reading
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Tagged antigua, david shields, eric filseth, mark weiss, plastic alto, rotary international
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