This will not be a post about how to evade, avoid or put off accountability or (J)justice. FYI This post is about cancer. Prostate cancer is the 2nd most prevalent form among American men. Colorectal cancer is the 3rd most prevalent, for both American men and American women. (In good news, most forms of cancer are dropping in incidence. FULL REPORT: The American Cancer Society’s … Continue reading Covering Our Ass
An article I red [Ed.: preferred spelling] on September 8th, 2015 suggested ocean waste was collecting in a single oceanic phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean. Pacific Trash Swirl @ AP September 8th 2015 But If The date is also the 5-year anniversary of my recording and publishing “SHINE001”. ON THE PACIFIC TRASH SWIRL I saw articles from Oprah.com, The Daily Mail and the Seattle Times … Continue reading International Collaborative Enterprises
A flyer with all types of starting-up-solar service providers and tools. From SEMI and Intersolar’s SEMICON WEST event. As far as I can tell, this is an area where the technology is NOT final. I saw 4 or 5 different approaches to converting (in their field, “inverting”) the Sun’s light to usable energy. Among them was one that looked how servers still look sometimes: in … Continue reading Residing Fully In Your Power 1
Blessed be…. Continue reading Revolutionary Arts 2
There are many as yet unlived American dreams. Enjoyment of true freedom, of full work, of a safe home. Enjoyment of even breathing room – or of each other – eludes us in too many ways. Industries like the prison pipeline and the genetically modified food pipeline lay to waste our most precious resource: you and I. The end result from this caliber of direction: … Continue reading Bridging Generational Gaps 1 (On Unlived American Dreams)
Filmed at Panera Bread in San Francisco, California on June 25th 2016 by U.S. for Parts Of How and Allthentic Records. Cumpleanyos It’s my nephew’s born day today. Bless, Raymond. Many more personal revolutions, young friend. Love you, Uncle S. Continue reading Learning New Tricks
I like to do the neighborhood clean ups local parks and pot clubs do. One is put together by Waterfall Wellness – on Ocean Avenue. It’s kind of a cool way to spend time. Also a really low-cost way to keep your whole damn neighborhood clean. One lounge in the Mission District, Bernal Heights Collective, has a real regular crew. I think sponsoring clean ups … Continue reading Cleaning Up 2
Participated in a Brookings webcast from The University of Southern California (USC) today entitled “Chronic care: Getting its complexity and cost under control“. The reason my title is so harsh are a couple of accounts from Dr. Kavita Patel. Please watch it if you have the chance…. http://www.brookings.edu/events/2016/06/15-chronic-care-getting-its-complexity-and-cost-under-control Here are some notes I got down: Continue reading Putting the Care Back in “Medical Care”
Good Music (Starbucks Portrait 1). 5×8. Water color and ballpoint pen ink on paper. Image and Art: U.S., Alberto Rivera, for Parts Of How and Allthentic Records. June 11th 2016. One of the records OG played: Continue reading Music That Tells Our Story
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA SFMoMA – SFMoMA.org Roy Lichtenstein. Tomma Abts. Richard Diebenkorn. Paul Klee. Henri Matisse. SFMoMA.org Legion of Honor – legionofhonor.famsf.org Claude Monet. Peter Carl Fabergé. Jacinthe Régnier and Pierre Huard. Thomas Seddon. LegionofHonor.famsf.org Fillmore District Mission District Continue reading Modern Art 2 (Contemporary Art)
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