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Monthly Archives: April 2019
Kudos to KeeSean Johnson the former Paly star and Tinsley VTP student for being drafted by the NFL Cardinals
KeeSean Johnson starred for Palo Alto High, Fresno State and is now drafted by the NFL (Arizona Cardinals) as a wide receiver and is from East Palo Alto. A few years prior, Davante Adams starred for Palo Alto High, Fresno … Continue reading
Posted in sports
Tagged davante adams, gunn high, keesean johnson, palo alto vikings, PAUSD, tinsley
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Rupa Marya, ‘Where You From’ VS Cantor Sukoenig-Sukenik-Baker
It was thrilling to hear and recognize the voice of one of my musical and activist heroes and muses — and briefly a colleague — Rupa Marya pka Rupa & The April Fishes on Michael Krasny’s KQED Forum radio show … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, Plato's Republic, words
Tagged cantor abraham sukoenig, rupa & the april fishes, rupa marya
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Seasons of the Mitch; or Woods that it were so simple
Someone sent me an old photo from 1991 with Mitch Woods, Johnny Sansone two others and Bob Margolin. I also shot Mitch Woods last year in downtown Palo Alto. In between, from his website, promoting a new life album, are … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, jazz, nola, this blue marble, where yat
Tagged bob margolin, mitch woods
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Palo Alto police can eat my grits (although, thank you for your service, the rest of you, who did not cite me for distracted driving, four blocks from my home, at a stoplight, taking an incoming call and saying ‘I cannot talk’)
From today’s WashPo Justice is served: deep-fried and in a paper sleeve. A Connecticut judge’s decision has resolved a legal quandary that stupefied some and left others flat-out hungry: Could a police officer mistake a McDonald’s hash brown for a … Continue reading
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Laura Deming still has worms
Laura Deming is a young scientist and proxy for or protogee of the famous 2.0 investor Peter Thiel. I don’t know if “2.0” investor is the right term but Thiel to my mind is not a millenial but not Tim … Continue reading
Posted in filthy lucre, Plato's Republic, sex
Tagged laura deming, nick sturiale, ron weiss
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Not so much wah-hoo-wah for Ben Lovejoy in his 14 minutes TOI last night
I’m following the NHL playoffs, for the first time since the Bruins were great back in the 1980s and I lived in New Hamshire. Pete Peters was their goalie, I think. I’m following the Dallas North Stars, against the St. … Continue reading
Kudos to Dave Montgomery, my former Gunn High of Palo Alto school mate, for winning the MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ for his work on soil
Soil brother number 1. He’s also a very talented musician, with two bands, Good Bones and Big Dirt. So to summarize: Mark Weiss, Gunn class of 1982, runs Earthwise Productions a concert company that is a spin-off from Earth Day … Continue reading
Posted in brain, music, Uncategorized
Tagged beth custer, big dirt, dave montgomery, drawdown, eo wilson, good bones, macfound, paul hawken
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I Am Sitting at Lytton Plaza Reading George Packer in The Atlantic
[Photo by Matt and Justin –Matt who models at Palo Alto Art Center –Justin his wingman and also a model of sorts — Or we can rest assured he embodies a human form] And1: A couple hours later, I have … Continue reading
Posted in filthy lucre, media, Plato's Republic
Tagged bosnia, george packer, glen eberle, laurene Powell jobs, richard holbrooke, serbia, The Atlantic
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Beth Custer, Jane Monheit and Bob Margolin headline next three Earthwise Productions shows
ONSALES VIA EVENTBRITE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earthwise-welcomes-jane-monheit-tickets-62895624506 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earthwise-welcomes-bob-margolin-and-jimmy-vivino-2-guitars-200-stories-tickets-62896241351 Earthwise Productions of Palo Alto announces three confirmed shows this spring and summer. Beth Custer premieres a commission for clarinet, voice, strings and percussion, based on the writings of environmentalist Paul Hawken, … Continue reading