God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlepersons

Becca has such a nice touch, even this standard Christmas carol has a  jazz pulse to it. It’s a pleasure for my more advanced guitar students to be able to see and therefore easily pick up a riff, and everybody loves your little mascot on the side. I missed a couple days by reason of 82 years of unrelenting gravity, so be sure to go to her channel to see many other fine videos that you will enjoy and hopefully benefit from. Continue reading

Christmas Just Around Corner

PRAYER CRAFTING FOR FUN & PROFIT

You’ll need a powerful prayer-crafting to get you through the next miserable time-frame that’s coming soon — and keep in mind that, although the Extremists use prayer, they have no clue what prayer power is and what it can do, although they already think they know everything, and this gives you a slight edge.

Using the Power of Prayer with knowledge, you can direct the force toward any threat to yourself or humanity in general.

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My Warehouse

George Segal Gazing Woman 1976GEORGE SEGAL — “Gazing Woman”, From An American Portrait, # 1776/1976. Vacuum-formed cast-resin multiple, signed in felt-tip pen and wood framed by me for my personal collection, where it has resided for more than 37 years. Published by my friend Alex Rosenberg, at Trans-World Art, NYC. 36″x19″x4″.

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A Touch of Human….

I often would make the pieces right in front of the customer.

The items I’m listing here are gift items that are great for Xmas and beyond, with one common theme — all of them have been touched by human hands, crafted by biological entities, artisaned by actual artists.

It takes years to master watercolor, sculpting, oil painting, etching and other art practices, and an equal amount of time for most artistic endeavors, including AI, of course. You learn over time, but human-produced art is very different from AI art, however clever and exquisitely detailed it may be. Continue reading

What You’ll Need When the Shit Comes Down

50 years ago, when I wrote “Slime Wars”, I said — somewhere in the 300,000 word science fiction novel — that people wouldn’t believe my visions of nazis, tanks and soldiers on the streets of America, until they could see it for themselves, at which point, it’s too late.

Well, too late or not, you’d better brace yourself and at least minimally prepare for a short period of inconvenience and short supply which could easily extend through a period of some 30-40 years of constant combat.

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