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Monthly Archives: December 2015
‘Every ad is an attack on the soul’, John Trudell, Hayward, Calif., circa 1992
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Bitch, I’m Johanson
I have merging two items, one about the damage to the Chris Johanson mural on Cali Ave in Palo Alto, the second, about a despute 35 miles north regarding proposed public art near Mission district BART, because the headline … Continue reading
Touchdown Stanford v. Notre Dame
I made a vine of Stanford’s first score, in the North end zone, and also one of the crowd surging the field, after the winning FG. I sent the former to a buddy but still have not figured how to … Continue reading
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The Palantir Effect (coming)
@Inclusive- I’ve been consistently since about 1992 when I joined Bay Area Action, and 1994, when I founded Earthwise Productions of Palo Alto (aka Earwopa) questioning the role of corporations in society, corporations versus public sector, etc. I criticized, for … Continue reading
See That My Grave is kept covered, by Blind Lou Mavis
Congrats to Mavis Staples for her Grammy nomination, and to Bill Frisell, Donny McCaslin, Motema Records, Merge, Imogen Heap and all the rest. The Mavis is part of an EP that is preview for an upcoming film and also includes … Continue reading
What’s wrong with Wong?
When the Weekly writes, apropos of 429 University proposal, that the discussion is a “proxy battle in a broader debate” over development, don’t they actually mean that there is inscrutable and undue resistance here because leadership is unwilling and afraid … Continue reading
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Gunn angle on two local sports milestones
The long and the short of it is that the Weekly had two sports stories yesterday in which I felt the Gunn context had been unjustly omitted and here in Plastic Alto, I seek the cure. First came news that … Continue reading
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Wah-hoo-wah w. Oo-f-rah
edit to add, a couple days later: I’ve read the first two stories of Phil Klay and was slightly put off to learn that he was a public affairs officer and not a grunt in the war (well, he is … Continue reading