Articles by S. Blair Fox
Steven Blair Fox was born in West Los Angeles in 1955. His favorite hobby as a young student was playing the trumpet. He graduated Venice High School with honors. He studied at UCLA as a Biology major but didn't finish because of strong resistance against animal testing. He studied with various teachers within the New Wave culture of the '70s. He began to study Quantum Physics in the late '70s and from that, created a theory that he continues to write about, today. The theory is "Time Particle Theory", as it is written in ToeQuest.com under the alias, "Timeparticle". In the same site, he also authored "Inherent Viral Purpose", which elaborates on the importance of the virus in our biosphere, and "Toe Poetry", which enables all the science and art minded to contribute to the many colorful story rhymes. Under the alias Timeparticle, he enjoys writing posts in comment lines of various online newspapers and magazines, expressing his individual ideas. He continues to play the trumpet in several community and professional bands in southern California. He enjoys jazz and loves to improvise. He currently resides in a cozy pueblo style house built in 1928, in north Glendale, California and earns his keep as a diesel truck parts technician.
S. Blair Fox: The question isn’t whether Leviticus 18:22 is the word of God for Christians, but who the heck are we having sexual relationships with and why. This, of course, goes for heterosexual and homosexual relationships.
S. Blair Fox: Maybe it’s time for Southern California to look, again at the ocean wave generator as a means to produce power for our local grid. The advancement of technology has made harnessing the power of the ocean a workable solution to our energy needs. In the near future, we may find that the great California coastline will give us more than just great pleasure.
S. Blair Fox: The movie begins with a vivid description of how life formed on our planet while showing us arial views of colorful, jagged formations and steam-heated pools. It describes how the balance of our biosphere formed to create the complex structures of today’s ecosystems.
Franco Folini moved to San Francisco from Italy in 2001. He has a degree in computer science, and in Italy, taught at the Mechanical Engineering Facility at the University of Parma. He says he sees homeless everyday going to work and coming home. He enjoys talking to them, learning their names and listening to their stories.
This amazing photo titled “Candy Cigarette” was taken by Sally Mann in 1989. When I first saw this photograph, a few months ago, I was moved by the pure emotion and intensity of the girl.
The stories of Blues music tell of hard times we can relate to with driving chord changes to cure all loneliness. We begin to realize we aren’t alone with our blues, as we enjoy the Blues in L.A.
The lights are dimmed. I peer beyond the front row of saxes onto the darkened dance floor. The drummer begins a quicken intro. Sounds from Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn encourage the anxious audience as our band starts it’s first song.
The jazz and Blues scene in Los Angeles is hot. Young and old musicians get together in the diverse jazz clubs around the city to elaborate on the chord changes. The clubs light up the night with brilliant tunes from the past to creative newer melodies.
It would be wise to stay informed about the new viral strain and the vaccinations so that our choices will incur beneficial outcomes for us all. Fear and hysteria about the pandemic are totally unnecessary.
The virus, though, only appears to be as deadly as other yearly viruses as the deaths associated with the new virus are at a minimum. But the fear is now established and people want the vaccine.
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