Putin Tower planned three miles from Hoover

And taller

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‘Liquid Hydrogen Bubble Chamber’, August 5, 2023 – April 5, 2024, by Earthwise

 

Caroline Davis, Jayla Chee, Maya Kronfeld, San Francisco Mime Troupe, David Boyce, Rabiah Kabir, Sam Burton, Good Cheap Fast duo, John Andrews, Seraph Brass Band, Lisa Mezzacappa, Tuck & Patti, Delbert Anderson, Roberta Lea, Allison Miller, Adam Levy, Rob Reich

 

Vinicius Gomes Fabiana Cozza,

 

Shamarr AllenThe SticklerPhonics,

 

Beth Custer Will Bernard, JoVia Armstrong, Todd Sickafoose , Carmen Staaf, Kirk Knufke, Jenny Scheinman, Ben Goldberg Mads Tolling, Rachel Baiman

 

Amendola Vs Blades featuring Skerik and Cyro Baptista, Eric Person Quartet featuring Marcus Shelby, Adam Klipple, Sylvia Cuenca

 

David James Band Mission Rebel No. 1 Searching For the Reverend Jessie James, Dan Bern, DaShawn Hickman, Destiny Muhammad, Flamin’ Groovies, Sonny and the Sunsets, Kid Andersen, Angelo Rossi, Baxter Robertson, Caitlin Djerdrum, Hana Shin

 

Young Dubliners, Anat Cohen

 

Ethan Iverson, Marta Sanchez, Dick Fregulia, Myra Melford

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24 noms for next president of Stanford (not in any particular order, nor with any methodology beyond having lived hereabouts 47 years minus four years at Dartmouth, four years in the city, a month in Brooklyn and a month in Austin)

Or I nominate, Michael McFaul, former Obama security chief, an ambassador to Russia, who dated a friend of mine, his freshman and sophomore years. He took us to the Grateful Dead once although I would deny the rumor about how high we got. He directs Freeman Spogli Institute, which is part of Hoover, although he is a lefty as surely as Steve Carlton.  

I nominate Matt Porteus, who runs a lab on campus overlapping in some ways with MTL crispr Cas nine. He was at Gunn with me back in the day.  Played tennis for Harvard. Not sure if that’s points for points against points for points against points for or points against.  I was describing for the undergraduate Rabiah Kabir— heck, pick Rabiah Kabir, the flute player from Berkeley, who is performing at one of my Lytton Plaza shows tomorrow I was telling her that Matt’s sister, Kim Porteus, directs the Nelson Mandela foundation. My fellow Dartmouthian. Their father was a business school professor at Stanford.  Heck Kim Porteus, a step down, but you can never fathom the human heart.

Lenny Siegel— wouldn’t that be ironic? (Lenny was an anti-war activist and later mayor of Mountain View; he lets me mine his A3M list-serve for story ideas for Plastic Alto. [editor: fuck Lenny Siegal the self-hating Jew who kicked me off his list serve for calling him a self hating Jew — he said that kibbutz are a type of military human shields no Kibbutz are a failed model of socialism but thank you Stanford for finally removing these pro-Hamas sophomoric antisemites as of 2/18/24 L’ Chaim.]

I like Weissman, Irv Weissman, but not just because our names are similar and he’s a fellow Dartmouthian, but he lives on campus near Steve & Eric Cohen, sons of Paul J. Cohen, or their former neighbor, David Leavitt, the author.  

I could easily list 100 of my favorite Stanford affiliates who would be better than MTL, who I always thought he was too good to be true.

James Barrett Yardley — who went to Gunn not Stanford and Chapel Hill. His mother was a Knight fellow in 1981. He won a Pulitzer for exposing corruption in China.  CC, Jim Yardley.

I was psyched and then in fact pulled over and called her office on her first day of work Dartmouth’s -new female president although a little disappointed to realize she was coming from Barnard not Columbia overall.

I nominate Aleta Hayes. Senior lecturer in dance. Stanford needs $1 billion gift for steam, not stem.  

Zachary Moses Ostroff, Charlie Altura

Carol Hegna Milton ‘81 — of Casper, Wyoming, and Houston, Texas disclosure a former girlfriend of mine. Jean Watt sometimes known as Jean Jean Sex Machine for reasons literally and figuratively unknown to me, but in NYC also known as Jean Godfrey June has been in leadership or editorial leadership, which is fitting here, in New York. Her father taught. Ian Watt. English. 

Malcolm P. Harris — letting him dip his beak into that billion dollar budget would bind  his hands about giving it all away. 

Some pudgy guy number 32 Vogelbach of the Mets, who just homered as I wrote this

The female harp player and writer associated with A3M — anti-war activists and alumnae.

Josh Thurston Milgrom Lecturer in Music wore a prince T-shirt. His father won the Nobel prize. His stepmother was or is married to two Nobel prize winners. Winning. Go see “Barbie”.  

John McEnroe, or Mindy Kaling, or the little girl who was actually Sri Lankan. Bill Rose for his film about Elizabeth Witsee. 

Richard Sherman. Best corner in the game. Literally the inventor of code-switching.  

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7 shows in an Earthwise month

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Pardon my mess

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Go Mama went

Bug in my bonnet about Go mama, the sculpture created by in 1999 for our public collection here later, dear session.
Sitting in the warm morning sun outside Izzy’s where Olivia created some floral art I knew her mother slightly from her days at the daily Dartmouth. What’s wrong babe?

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Panel finds that MTL shit does, indeed, stink

PROMISE TO EAT MORE RUFFAGE DOES NOT PASS MUSTER FOR POOPY PREXY, BLUE CHIP LAWYERS SAY

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Iconic alumni of the Stanford Jazz Workshop

For example, Dayna Stephens tuck Andress, Jenny Scheinman, Allison Miller, Mulgrew Miller no relation I’m not Cohen, Charles McPherson , Regina Carter

remarkably every performer at the concert series also teaches at the camp or workshop.

Stanford has a virtually unparalleled mix of performances and education; for the emerging and young professional, it’s a great networking and team building and building opportunity; the coffeehouse, Coho features jam sessions, many evenings during the five week run. There are 650 students ages 10 to 81 according to Stephen Lugerner camp Director. (who himself runs, a small record, label, slow and steady during the off-season.).

I counted 19 of the 80 faculty members who have appeared in Earthwise productions, which produces roughly 40 events all year for 29 years. Jim Nadel et al have done this 51 years.
kudos, hosannas and keep on swingin’.

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Seraph Brass on-sale in Palo Alto, September 28 at the JCC, by Earthwise

This is a $50 ticket which is pricey by my standard but there’s 5,000 years of baggage to cover; I would submit it’s a bargain compared to paying $1,500 for the worst possible seats for Taylor Swift at the football stadium.

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I can’t believe how good looking I was back in 1988, with Dr. Brian Moore at The Getty


Or, as Willa Cather wrote: roses that fester smell far worse than weeds. 

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