neither microscope nor telescope
Marta Lyall
Springsteen’s Seeger Sessions
From Springsteen’s Seeger sessions… Beauty only expands over time when you do what you love.
Field Notes
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Byrne and People and Heroes
David Byrne and an audience coached to be a choir sing Bowie’s Heroes…
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70 x 7
Just is.
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Transmute
A summer evening, an old white house—forlorn and would‐be abandoned except for the handful of friends who occupy the rooms and gather in the kitchen. Outside—the sound of cars and trucks arriving, and the group rapidly grows in number. Friends with friends. An old concrete pool, filled with water, now covered with the leaves of… Continue Reading
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The Heart is an Eye.
The heart is an “eye”, (Octavio Paz). If you stay connected to your heart, if you still feel, then you remain connected to what some call your natural intuition. Your heart is a brain. It allows you to sense what your mind might be too busy to perceive. Your heart is the foundation of your… Continue Reading
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Interview on WRLDs project.
Bumping this up. Former WRLDs project. My interview for Surface Magazine. An interview with David Sokol, on WRLDs
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Washington’s Bill Passes to Erase the History of the Poor.
I just wrote to Governor Inslee about this bill. Please contact his office and object. This will harm history and erase the history of the poor. Urgent! I just learned the Governor may soon sign a bill that would allow human corpses to be quickly turned into mulch for profit. A few years ago I… Continue Reading
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Podcast | Carl L. Harp Stepping Forward in Time
A podcast for Indelible, a documentary in progress for the week of April 21, 2019. This podcast includes a clip from an interview with psychiatrist John Leibert, who first appeared in the Indelible story when Carl Harp was interviewed by law enforcement in Snohomish County Jail at 2 AM, in August 1973. Leibert was asked… Continue Reading
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Citizen Data Explorer: Dave Feldman
Engineer Dave Feldman creates data sets of his own blood chemistry and uses it in conversations with scientists to poke them into new considerations. My sense decades ago was that artists could do the same, if those in the sciences could treat them openly as researchers who can expand beyond the boundaries they can not… Continue Reading
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Podcast | A Judge Biased through Ties to Law Enforcement Can’t Rule!
A very important legal precedent has been established regarding how the bias of a Judge is determined when they are assigned to a case addressing issues involving law enforcement. Very often a Judge may have close ties to law enforcement officers, or may come from a similar background. They may have been a prosecutor or… Continue Reading
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Podcast | A Pipeline of Boys in Poverty
The podcast for Indelible, a documentary in progress for the week of February 20, 2019. After a long hiatus a podcast on my reasons for my commitment to this project. Why would anyone continue on a project amidst such danger and suffering? I am constantly asked this. And in December I had to seriously ask… Continue Reading
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Perceiving a Whistleblower
If you are a whistle-blower where afterwards multiple employees at multiple government organizations, companies, professionals have taken actions to harm you or your loved ones, you will often come across those (mostly naive individuals), who when hearing you tell of your experiences will say: “it sounds like you think there is/was a conspiracy”. This is… Continue Reading
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The Practice of Imagination—Alternative to Meditation
Imagining is another form of meditation. It may be useful for those who find themselves unable to practice traditional meditation. Studies have shown that meditation changes the structure of our brain and increases our well-being. It also strengthens and quickens our capacity to solve problems. Imagining helps us to reconnect to who we truly are.… Continue Reading
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Transliteration: A War, A Language
Bumping up a post I wrote in 2009.
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Warm White
The snow pack was 30 feet high that winter. My cabin was built on “stilts” yet still I had to dig steps into the snow to climb up over the bank and once on top slide down into the door. I was 19 years old. He was 26, and had killed before. Not because he… Continue Reading