Friday, January 10, 2014

Frank

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Today's show:


"Frank"


1) Local News
2) Other News
3) Local Loco
4) Calendar
5) Book List
6) Lit Minit: Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley

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1) Local News

           No, just because it is cold as hell does not mean that 
           climate change has stopped. Just ask Jon Stewart.

           Plastic bag bans are not enough.         
           We are throwing away our shiny stuff too quickly. Oh, yeah, and 
           there is no "AWAY" for it to go to. Unless you count 
           Imperial Valley via traincars. 

          1989 LA Times article pushing trains pushing trash.

          The 19th century abandoned gold mine that is now a gold mine
           for landfill contract-holders.

           LA Weekly, as always. 

           Occupy got a big All King's Day present (see below).
          
2)  Other News

           Chase pays off as cheap as is humanly possible. Yeah, 
           $20B sounds like a lot, and it is. To me. To you.
           But it is also true that the last five years have been good.
           You want some data on just how good? The worst year 
           they had, 2008, they were in the black over $5B. Since then,
           their profits have been so ridiculous that they pick this up
           like a bar tab, and just move on. They are on track this 
           year to clear $23B, net.

           Sleeping, sleepy, boring, racist, angry, ignorant people 
           multiplying rapidly. Brilliant children convinced that they
           are stupid and that it is all over for them. Suffering,
           sadness, stupidity, and silly greed driving it all...


2a) Boycott List :  Pat Robertson, Monsanto, Cold Play, Foo Fighters, 
                           Linkin Park, Newsmax, Charlie Sheen, Stacy Keach, 
                           Walmart, Wikipedia

2b) Hero List :      https://www.facebook.com/groups/120296748044422/



3)  Local Loco

            Make your own art and share it. Like this guy.



In 2007, I put this up on a sheet of
plywood and decorated it with lights, just like the manger scenes of my
neighbors. It had a one day run.

           
           http://breadandpuppet.org/cheap-art/why-cheap-art-manifesto

           https://www.syracuseculturalworkers.com/products/poster-how-to-build-community



4)       Calendar 

                 Free Museums on January 25!

                 Thursdays in Westwood, always. 
   
                 Saturday mornings on the radio with Uncle Ruthie, on 90.7 FM, KPFK.

                 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.

                 Folkworks Calendar

                 LA Weekly

                 ANGRY AMERICANS! returns to You Tube!
                        

5)          "The Green Book" goes onto the list. Elizabeth Rogers has put
              together an effective tome, here. Lots of celebrity references, 
              for those TMZ friendly among you. Lots of links for more info, 
              'cause the odds are there will be at most one thing that you 
              actually TAKE from the book and use, and care of Ms. Rogers
              you won't have to rely on Google for the links.
                

6)          Lit Minit : Frankenstein. The monster speaks.
                                  
                     
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?


          National Day of Mourning

             1491 (Atlantic article 2002)

             DooDah Parade
          
          Burning Man

          Folsom Fair



Douglas Douglas Blogs:

     Commander Nineteen

     Hard Work Hour with Douglas Douglas

      LA Marathon 2013

Douglas Douglas Reading Groups:

     An Introduction to Non-Violent Communication

     Thomas Moore, Care Of The Soul Reading Group

Miscellaneous Shit:


SFBG - San Francisco Bay Guardian

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



hardworkisfun@gmail.com

Discovery Learning Tutoring @ Google Groups

Book List

                Natural History of the Senses, by Diane Ackerman




                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

      Film List    (movies and shows we think are cool)

                            Power Yoga: Mind and 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


Notes and links from BTR show HWH w DD

"Frank"

01/10/2014

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