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November 2011
What
else I like about Occupy Baltimore
Another reason I like the Occupy folks,
especially the Occupy Baltimore crowd, is the “squishiness” of “what it is they
want” caused city officials to say silly things. One case in point was when the Baltimore Sun
reported on Occupy Baltimore giving food and shelter to the homeless. First, the director of the mayor’s homeless
services program dismissed the effort, saying, “I'm not sure why anyone would
be interested in McKeldin Square at all," she said. "There are other
resources that folks can access." (Maza, 2011)
Anyone with a passing familiarity with Maslow’s
hierarchy of needs knows security needs, such as food and shelter, trump
other needs and for this official to feign ignorance of why any entity that
would be dispensing both food and shelter would not be of interest to the
homeless points to a gross misunderstanding of homelessness or a hidden agenda
axe to grind. Since I said “feign,” I
vote the latter, the woman obviously has an axe to grind.
(Up next, Occupy Baltimore flips
the script)
Goal:
1 hour per day working on the film
Details:
Watched
Karen Everett 12 week course “Ultimate Guide to Structuring Your Documentary” week
1 video.
Total time: 1 hour
Goal:
30 minutes per day music practice
Details:
Warm-up
on the MojoCaster
Pat
Metheny – warm up exercise #1 bars 1-4
Talkin’
Loud and Sayin’ Nothing – Living Colour version
It’s
Your Thing – Isley Brothers
Root
4 chord work
Total time: 30 minutes
Goal:
15 minutes exercise per day
36:36
Protocol – 18 reps per set – 16kg kettlebell
18
sets
Total time: 21 minutes (20:48)
Goal:
15 minutes per day working on the score for the movie
Details:
“Dies
Irae” – 20X - dyad/octave climb work
A
Dorian riff work
A
min – D7 chord work to go with A Dorian riff
"Granby Street" - Mojocaster - lyric work
"Granby Street" - Mojocaster - lyric work
Rhythm
work on the E – B/D# - C#m – A progression
Rhythm
work on the R&B chord progression
Total Time: 30 minutes