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1) Local News
2) Other News
3) Local Loco
4) Calendar5) Book List
6) Film List
7) Green Feature : Lettuce Farming
8) Lit Minit : Hugo, Victor. The Miserable Ones (Us)
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1) Local News
It is Flag Day today.
If you don't feel like waving your flag today, may I suggest trying an
alternative country?
Fucked up, flawed and problematic though it is, this is your chosen land.
And tired and struggling though you may be, this is still a beautiful life. The
opportunities available in this country in this time are very hard to beat in
the known universe. So show your colors, hug yourself, and then get the fuck
back to work.
In other local news, millions and millions of people are working their asses off
in cooperative co-dependence to keep our little social experimental system
alive. Pat yourself on the back for doing your part.
...and if you don't like your part, fucking change it! You will be dead very soon, and
there is a good chance that there is a closed wait list for heaven. Get to it.
2) Other News
Sleeping, apathetic, angry, ignorant people multiplying rapidly, women raped and
harassed to suicide, children convinced it is all over for them, suffering, sadness,
stupidity, and silly greed driving it all...
2a) Boycott List : Monsanto, Cold Play, Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Charlie Sheen
It is Flag Day today.
If you don't feel like waving your flag today, may I suggest trying an
alternative country?
Fucked up, flawed and problematic though it is, this is your chosen land.
And tired and struggling though you may be, this is still a beautiful life. The
opportunities available in this country in this time are very hard to beat in
the known universe. So show your colors, hug yourself, and then get the fuck
back to work.
In other local news, millions and millions of people are working their asses off
in cooperative co-dependence to keep our little social experimental system
alive. Pat yourself on the back for doing your part.
...and if you don't like your part, fucking change it! You will be dead very soon, and
there is a good chance that there is a closed wait list for heaven. Get to it.
2) Other News
Sleeping, apathetic, angry, ignorant people multiplying rapidly, women raped and
harassed to suicide, children convinced it is all over for them, suffering, sadness,
stupidity, and silly greed driving it all...
2a) Boycott List : Monsanto, Cold Play, Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Charlie Sheen
4) Calendar
Hug a bee this week! Pollinators rock!
Thursdays in Westwood, always.
Tuesday nights in Santa Monica.
Saturday mornings on the radio with Uncle Ruthie.
Oh, and if you weren't downtown at 5th and Spring last night, you missed The
Downtown LA ArtWalk for the umpteenth time. 2nd Thursday in July is next. Are you
feeling me, Gabby?
Always bad parking and good music at McCabes in Santa Monica.
And Mary Katherine's page, too, Alive And Picking for a more far-flung fling.
5) Book List
Complete Guide to Life Drawing, by Gottfried Bammes
The Longman Anthology to Contemporary Drama
Drawing Figures and Faces, by Barclay Sheaks
Drawing on the right side of your brain, Betty
W;t, A Play by Margaret Edson
"How To Practice: The Way To A Meaningful Life," His Holiness, The Dalai Lama
"The Counterlife," Philip Roth
6) Film List (movies and shows we think are cool)
Power Yoga: Mind & Body with Adrienne Reed is broadcast on KVCR
just lately. Thank you, Ms. Reed for your wonderful show that I so totally ignore.
Knowing it is there is cool, though.
ITSOFOMO, by David W - excerpt
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, by Morgan Spurlock
Room 237
Cloud Atlas
Rock of Ages
The Story of Stuff
7) Green Feature This Week:
Plant some lettuce.
Put it in a sunny spot and let it grow. By July 4th, you should have a lot.
Pick some of the leaves. Wash them. Eat them. Repeat.
Change your food world.
Share this.
8) Lit Minit : Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo
Hug a bee this week! Pollinators rock!
Thursdays in Westwood, always.
Tuesday nights in Santa Monica.
Saturday mornings on the radio with Uncle Ruthie.
Oh, and if you weren't downtown at 5th and Spring last night, you missed The
Downtown LA ArtWalk for the umpteenth time. 2nd Thursday in July is next. Are you
feeling me, Gabby?
Always bad parking and good music at McCabes in Santa Monica.
And Mary Katherine's page, too, Alive And Picking for a more far-flung fling.
5) Book List
Complete Guide to Life Drawing, by Gottfried Bammes
The Longman Anthology to Contemporary Drama
Drawing Figures and Faces, by Barclay Sheaks
Drawing on the right side of your brain, Betty
W;t, A Play by Margaret Edson
"How To Practice: The Way To A Meaningful Life," His Holiness, The Dalai Lama
"The Counterlife," Philip Roth
6) Film List (movies and shows we think are cool)
Power Yoga: Mind & Body with Adrienne Reed is broadcast on KVCR
just lately. Thank you, Ms. Reed for your wonderful show that I so totally ignore.
Knowing it is there is cool, though.
ITSOFOMO, by David W - excerpt
The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, by Morgan Spurlock
Room 237
Cloud Atlas
Rock of Ages
The Story of Stuff
7) Green Feature This Week:
Plant some lettuce.
Put it in a sunny spot and let it grow. By July 4th, you should have a lot.
Pick some of the leaves. Wash them. Eat them. Repeat.
Change your food world.
Share this.
8) Lit Minit : Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo
Thank you so much for reading and listening. I hope you had fun. Now:
GET BACK TO WORK !!
Follow these here links if you want to follow up on anything you heard here, hear?
Douglas Douglas Blogs:
Commander Nineteen
Hard Work Hour with Douglas Douglas
LA Marathon 2013
Douglas Douglas Reading Groups:
Thomas Moore, Care Of The Soul Reading Group
Mockingjay, Hunger Games III Reading Group
GET BACK TO WORK !!
Follow these here links if you want to follow up on anything you heard here, hear?
Douglas Douglas Blogs:
Commander Nineteen
Hard Work Hour with Douglas Douglas
LA Marathon 2013
Douglas Douglas Reading Groups:
Thomas Moore, Care Of The Soul Reading Group
Mockingjay, Hunger Games III Reading Group
SFBG - San Francisco Bay Guardian
No money was paid to anyone for anything here, so look somewhere else!
No money was paid to anyone for anything here, so look somewhere else!
"The Journey," by Douglas Whiting can be read with great love and respect and hope for your enjoyment. This time with complete endorsement, authorization, and permission from the author.
We did not pay anyone for use of the opening music from Cake ("Wheels," off of "Pressure Chief") or the close music either: Spin Doctors "More Than She Knows," too. Mr. Scruff is still waiting for his check, too. The close music is his song "Kalimba." We will share when there is something to share.
Yes Men
Story of Stuff Project
We did not pay anyone for use of the opening music from Cake ("Wheels," off of "Pressure Chief") or the close music either: Spin Doctors "More Than She Knows," too. Mr. Scruff is still waiting for his check, too. The close music is his song "Kalimba." We will share when there is something to share.
Yes Men
Story of Stuff Project
hardworkisfun@gmail.com
Notes and links from BTR show HWH w DD "Victor Hugo (says a lot about the 21st century)"
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