Ok, here we go w/ the rhetorical - can you see what’s below or above you? Well it’s not very tangible to most but there are some who have a clear concept of the question. I often think we all see things from a jaded view.
Colorado Springs, Colorado Granted none of us are falcons and my tangent’s reach is geo, we won’t go astral - at least not all the way yet. I want to go deep, inward - like where are all of the humans living in the ground. Steve Cokely said you could go underground and it will be moving so fast you would never have thought these things happen like this. In my opinion, this is an unspoken rhetoric just like Black Russians. Well it’s nothing to really talk about I guess, it’s like talking about school on a child’s summer break.
Black Russian Boom! guess who stepped in the room. Where would your favorite retiring humble abode be located? I vouch for submarine’s and underground living with a bio-dome over my roof. I think there is a significant amount of surface on the mainstream for a reason. You get a record deal to shine, you go indy to express art. So, as the pariah, we choose to move underground to take full capacity of what we have gained. Just like the pyramids, built to go up and down. Ok, here goes the rant, the air has a lot to do with the issue at hand. This will cure the majority of it, also natural disaster’s won’t effect you. Now the real question at hand is how deep can we go and what will happen after we dig deep enough. Your body can’t handle the pressure of the water but it can go as deep as Qi gets. We’re all cautioned about global warming, but something in me isn’t fearful of Al Gore’s predictions. I see the future as all of the youth see it, flying cars and gadget widgets. Half of the food we eat is crap so most of the conventional outlets we use will be obsolete w/o any since of loss…at least for the non-materialistic. I’m all for alkalinity and hydroponics. This new slogan of change doesn’t scare me at all, people think it takes lifetimes for change - in my opinion it happens as fast as you want. One last question that I’m pondering on is, if no one ever can see the basement or attic, as if someone secretly camouflaged the pathway somehow ( legerdemain ), then will they ever reach to it?. This is my quest, I’m feeling like a blind man just waving his arms around in the darkness I’m very sure I’ll get a hold of something, we know it won’t be fire cause that’d be easily sighted before contact ie. Satan can’t win.

Lest my pen leave false witness by order of possession, I tell you no lies. Sumner Redstone should be feared, loathed or placed off the grid. We have to build our own grid. The idea itself, is feared &/or loathed - living off the grid is like heaven or hell for everyone.
Scary rabbit. Fear: some thing which exists when love, power & a sound mind are absent. Some are scared of nothing, now not no thing but the presence of whatever comes before zero. What we aspire to, our pinnacle or zenith is somewhat like a sun blocker because we tend to forget where we come from. The key to history is providence…, naturally we’ll fill the void with something artificial. Hybrid op. Media scares a lot of people too, magazine’s changed my life.
[l] Co. family watching Loose Change. [r] Watching itTo me, there is a deeper side to media, ie. circles w/in circles. A symptom of fear, awe. Does that mean it’s bad to be shocked/surprised? Yes. What would make a wise man that is known for quoting ‘…nothing is new under the sun’ say or even think that there will be an up and coming event that leads to his temporary immobilization. Fear is the catalyst for many things, ether channeling is a specific. So consider yourself Hunter Thompson, “… ether. There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether binge.” — DUKE (V/O). Some of us on Earth we tend to forget that adrenaline which is brought about through your anxiety has gotten you tipsy, sooner or later you will come down to Earth or be placed inside of it, its a simulation of bravery, carbon copy of courage. Hybrid.
Annuit cœptis Also, I don’t think haunted houses first inceptions were scare but rather to exorcise demons as opposed to baffling you at the timing of their special appearance. Voodoo may also be perceived as a frightening thing, but this is a spiritual fax - I would say telephone but I don’t think this is an open line of communication, more like give / take. A prophet is the same as a psychic, back in the day there were tons of people who went by the name. So prediction is just a matter of thought and current sea / star calculations. Here we go, fear derives us of forecasting, it shadows providence. So if you see the situation in the moment and give it undivided attention attempt to find fear in it - you will not find it but you will find the solution to what you are going through. I think about the natives across the world - they live fearless, yet, they don’t have the same kind of media, they have artwork and pottery. This brings me to my title, its an equation of sorts. Fear will make you start loathing everything then you will be off the grid - dead. All at the same time, we loathe fear and as a result of this hate we want to go somewhere else. My inspiration was this movie - Johnny Depp had no fear nor did he loathe anything yet, the entire movie, he was off the grid.

Yes, this is the park for Delawareans and foreigners alike to have fun. It is also the place where you have the possibility to leave richer than you came, unless you came poor - then you can make it out of poverty and live a completely new life. I believe in this, once I get some time, I will go here to have some real fun. It only takes one second and you make an instant change. Naive people and beginners have luck like no other, this is not a myth - this is a logical solution to getting rich quick. Now of course there are always veterans who just come here like a bank, get their withdrawal and go on about their life. I’m speaking of the gullible free spirit, who just wants to play a game!
Delaware Park It stays packed, so finding new people is convenient. I’m w/ the probability factors and oxygen atmospheres. Plus, the extra plus is the good food. My favorite is always surf n’ turf - the lobster and fillet mignon is just, luxury. Next time I’m there I may take photo’s of the food. The overall environment is super controlled. Sometimes too controlled, but I think that security gaurd was senile so thats an exception, they treat the elderly right! It seems like a lot of senior’s tend to flock here - to me this is entertainment for everyone, elders are just smarter than the rest of the world. Anyone knows you can figure out any game if you play it enough. 1.First you’re a beginner you only play the game cause you just figured out how and you’re super inspired off of passion alone so you just get in, and win! 2.You’ve figured out why its a game, because you either lose or are frightened because of the trick this is Narcosis - you seeing yourself, now you either fight or get over it, but there is no resisting this stage. 3. Now you become either a winner or loser. I think the majority of the visitor’s are stuck on 2, a lot of people can’t beat them self. I remember when I used to play video games, I would get mad if I thought I placed in the code and the thing didn’t happen. This sum’s up life to me. It doesn’t always have to be, sometimes you win sometimes you lose. This is the whole, anything is possible theory. Alchemy, organic & holistic approaches to life as opposed to what the census says. Here is another great saying, “…if everyone jumps off of a bridge are you going to do it also?” It’s like we don’t listen to these things when we grow up. When I play a game I play to win, so it’s a bit unfair because there is no chance of the other person making me a loser. This is what Michael Jordan did, and still somehow everyone enjoyed playing w/ or against him. It’s all mechanic’s some people some how slip through the cracks like gas and some are just kinks. In the coming weeks you will see tons of things change - but expect great things in the future. We are taking gambles, so to say, in win / win situations - so satisfactory is the result.

Here is another move. It’s funny how fast time flies, just a little bit ago I remember just getting here. Well - we’re leaving this cemetery, I think it’s called “Old Swedes Church” read about it here. I don’t think they’ll detail how weird things happen when you live across the street from the dead. They drove away two neighbor’s and one school but we have stood strong. Yes, this has been somewhat of a rocky road, but for the most part we had fun. I remember the day she painted the door red, this was one of the first days we got in and started getting amendments done here & there. We never put up the house numbers I thought it’d mean we were kind of off the grid for the most part, I guess thats my inner conspiracy theorist. It’s amazing the effect an environment can give on you. Living in the historical district, remnants from the past are always around to remind you, we are not alone.

[l] E. 7th St. Wilmington, Delaware - [r] Kita & David ‘08 I’ve been doing mostly research in this house, so it’s more like a laboratory - everyone learned new things in this house. I’m looking forward to developing in the future, one or two years of research and an eternity of development.
Gonna have more room for the studio so there will be much more media in the content. More video and documentary things as well. There is a healthy catalog of information now - so gradually as usual, it will start to get more unique and detailed. The house isn’t that much of a keepsake nor is it’s placement, but the environment itself is the best - if I could build a house around here I would. I’m also surrounded by plenty of my ancestors who must’ve help build these train tracks - the inscriptions, the neighbor’s it all resonates around the same things. This summer seems extra hot, I’ve been in the house 95% of the time so it hasn’t effected me as much. It is about to be the perfect climate to flood with good music, the cooling session[s]. I’ve learned that silence speaks loud as the highest pitch, its all a matter of timing and persistence. Marry Mattingly mentions mindful mixtures, mashing all sorts of ideas together into this site - but one big point I’ve gathered from it is ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENT! This is what it’s all about, living and knowing your surroundings. We could’ve easily focused on the dead people across the street yet we decided to acknowledge all of the blood, sweat & tears our family spent building everything around us. A great man named Dr. Ivan Van Sertima once said, “Columbus couldn’t come back home & tell Ferdinand and Isabelle, I’m sorry, thats a lot of money down the drain..” - so I can’t see myself moving without developing a plan for my Golden City, or should I say, Diamond State. Another move, love to see things progress…

For the love of chemicals, banks & gun powder. Wilmington Delaware, a place to be somebody. [ link ]

We see these black clouds above us and think, will my thought last to the end?

David SON - Photo by David Gensler, originally uploaded by son.delorian.

I am…

son & dg, originally uploaded by son.delorian. photograph by portia wells

David Gensler & SON.

what can i say? - York is a magical state + David Gensler is more famous than Zeus!

Annie Leibovitz via: art+commerce

Her portraits of leading actors, directors, writers and political figures — including every President of the United States of the last two decades — are lasting documents of contemporary culture. She has created campaigns for HBO’s The Sopranos, American Express, Disney, Dove, Tudor, and Gap.

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Impelled by a vision of the man who takes the time to “dress up”, Kris Van Assche has embarked on an esthetic quest, pursuing a new masculinity infused with poetry and authenticity.