If you have been disturbed by the chaos and pain that comes from war and natural disaster in our world, you may be interested in this poignant book by Susan Sontag: Regarding the Pain of Others “No “we” should be taken for granted when the subjectis looking at other people’s pain. “ — SS
LAST NIGHT: In the back of the venue near to the soundboard they had a kind of film DJ manually feeding loops into reel to reel projectors. He allowed for the heat to melt and obscure some frames, adjusting the overlap of each projection, and masking the light with his hands. Once I realized what
crow I’ve heard it said New Yorkers love their Saxophone musicIf that is the criteria…Guilty as charged.
Waff/Ding
photos by Laurel Dailey FOOD Magic by Jessica Kemp of EAT Your Best Friends (I mentioned this trip- here) all the food details are on her site (linked above) wait for it….there was more…
Google updates: http://www.google.com/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html Earthquake-triggered tsumanis sweep shores along Iwanuma in northern Japan on Friday March 11, 2011. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) As the West Coast prepares for the possible tsunami, and Japan reels from 8.9-magnitude earthquake, we’ll be following along with live updates here.
Last night I saw Of Gods and Men at the Sunshine theater. If things like love, brotherhood, fidelity, and peace seem interesting to you – please go see it. You will be moved. Best movie I’ve seen in a long time. Powerful, yet gentle; quiet, yet radical. I don’t want to say too much more.
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Summer 2011, I hope to be spending a chunk of in CHINA. (hopefully dressed something like the gal above.) If the details all come together, it should be an awesome expedition! In the meantime – I am reading up on the radical shift that has happened (pretty much since the 90s, I guess?) politically, culturally,