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November 27, 2007
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DAILY PHOTOS on Planet Waves depict quotidian existence, whether it occurs on a city street or cornfield. Spirit's instructions for the page are to depict peaceful human reality, as if illustrating the scenes of our lives for a future record, or a fun mirror of now... more |
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Mergers & Acquisitions: The High Price | Taking Inches by Sally Sunshine
As I’m pounding out miles on the treadmill at 5:45 am, I often reminisce about how delicious sex is when it’s the kind I want. Yet, when I compare the scrumptious fucks to the many worthless fucks I’ve had, my strides get longer, harder, and meaner. As I clench my teeth, visions of wet bodies snapping on and off of each other carry my legs through the air. And, I ask myself, is the sex I actually want to have an unattainable dream, or is it just different than before?
The Attitude of Gratitude | Polwaves by Judith Gayle
If, like me, you got stuck having to bring a pedestrian and uninteresting crunch-topped pan of green bean casserole to the family table, blame it on the retro Mars in Cancer which will always speak for the "old days" and insist on family traditions, in spite of the fact that green beans, like candied yams, will only get a marginal tasting with so many other sumptuous offerings available. Most of my assigned dish was given its obligatory due, but I also made cranberry-pineapple cheesecake pies,* to take some personal pleasure in my contribution.
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Red Lights in the World of Shadows | By Eric Francis
In a local bookshop, I found an illustrated black volume called "Harlots, Whores and Hookers" by Hilary Evans with photos provided by the Mary Evans Picture Library; a family effort, I gather. The book is a history of prostitution. It begins with a discussion of the overwhelming taboo on prostitution despite its existence in every culture: on practicing it, on discussing it, on admitting to it. Whores are omitted from most histories; they are often treated as nonpeople.
Advertising and the End of the World | By Sut Jhally
Planet Waves does not accept paid advertising, and this video reveals why. U Mass at Amherst professor Sut Jhally explains that advertising by its nature must provoke people in the moment, and leave no room for awareness of the future or the future consequences of our actions. This video clip is a six-minute summary of his much longer documentary.
Mars Rex in Cancer: Get Over Thyself | By Eric Francis
Most of what astrologers do is help people get over their hang-ups and inhibitions. Astrologers work to peer into the psyche and better understand the inner workings of a person. We can allegedly glimpse the future or at least see how it's developing. Some astrologers help their clients solve problems, but for our average going rate of $100 to $300 per session, we are essentially motivational coaches. We are high-tech cheerleaders with a fetish for astronomy, mythology and symbols. If we represent the gods, it's for the purpose of helping humanity do its thing.
Whore Manifsto | Taking Inches by Sally Sunshine
First of all, ladies and gents, since I have no experience in the paid sex-work category, I am speaking from a strictly free pussy stance. I'm not, however, discounting the work paid sex-workers do. They certainly have filled a necessary niche in the market place. Someone pays, they fuck, they suck...whatever. I'm the last one to judge. Get your dollar dollar bills, girls. Again, to clarify, I am not speaking to those who are trafficked/sold into prostitution either, or those who want to leave the sex industry- this a different topic altogether.
Planet Waves Astrology News | By Eric Francis
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Astrology as the Art of Bullshit | The First Planet Waves, by Eric Francis
Astrology is based on the idea that there is some relationship between human existence and the model of the solar system. For some people, this is a stretch longer than fitting nylon pantyhose on an elephant. For others, it's obvious that we live in one reality and that the whole show is not just connected by some ideas and theories, but that in actual fact, life is one holistic experience of planets, bugs, people, trees, computers, rocks, thought, and everything else with which we share existence. |
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