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Pop up blues show today at 4:30 pm at Lytton Plaza by Jeremiah Lockwood, Stanford doctoral, presented by Earthwise
Jeremiah Lockwood, September 18 – l’chaim — at Lytton Plaza, part of Together Again Palo Alto; PhD in Education and Jewish Studies Individualized Masters in Ethnomusicology Stanford UniversityOctober 2020 • jdlock@stanford.eduDissertation title: “Golden Ages: Chassidic singers and cantorial revival in … Continue reading
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Anna for Congress: Or, what is the sound of half a brain clapping?
Posted in Plato's Republic, sex, words
Tagged ajwang rading, anna eshoo, greg tanaka, norm mineta, wong ping
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Lit in lines
I was in nearby Menlo Park yesterday, trying to replace Todd Sickafoose’s worn Size 10 1/2 sic Saucony Jazz lime shows and I wondered into Feldman’s for the first time since it relocated. A young man was playing on the … Continue reading
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Tagged david stone martin, meklit hadero, mickey hart, Peets, remi wolf, woody guthrie
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Robert Duncan and GD
Often I Am Permitted to Return to a Meadow BY ROBERT DUNCAN as if it were a scene made-up by the mind, that is not mine, but is a made place, that is mine, it is so near to the heart, … Continue reading
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Mondo bongo
The Mickey Hart show last night at Stanford with Zakir Hussein and world music singers reminds me of a poem by the late Al Young : Bad drumming always pounds out good, but badder bongo builds and builds, abounds. Your … Continue reading
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Free concert Sunday at Mitchell Park bowl
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Tagged beth schenk, earthwise, jordan glenn, lisa mezzacappa, mitchell park bowl, rob ewing
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Because I was reading Jerry Mander ’In The Absence of The Sacred’ (1992), Dr. Cindy Russell put me in charge of the ‘Earthwise Traditions’ section of Stanford’s Earth Day, and that led directly to me founding a company Earthwise Productions”
Posted in Plato's Republic, this blue marble, words
Tagged Earthwise Productions, jerry mander, john markoff, stewart brand, whole earth
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