Monday, April 26, 2021

Bursera simaruba, (commonly known as gumbo-limbo, copperwood, chaca, naked Indian and turpentine tree): VIDEO from M 4/26/21 open WUaS News and Q&A * * EdX-WUaS impasse? Dear Matthew (WUaS's edX representative or contact), Larry, (Universitians, Ed, Jane, Jim, Henry, Sid, Tym, David, Rob, David), Having followed up in the past few weeks with some WUaS email inquiries to Anant Agarwal, as edX CEO, founder and MIT Professor of EECS, and Sanjay Sarma, as VP of MIT Open Learning (with whom I've met videoconferencing for ~30 minutes), and President Reif, as president of MIT, and Google Chairman Hennessey as Anant's Stanford PhD professor, and President of Stanford for 16 years, and Chairman of Alphabet too, and Larry Viehland (whom you may know by now), as Chairman of the Board of CC-4 MIT OCW-centric wiki World University and School (& WUaS), and CFO and acting CFO of both wings, and as 3 legal entities, of WUaS * * * Didn't play my Scottish Small Pipes last night for the first time in many months of Daily play right before bed, but did do a full range of introductory Yoga standing poses this morning and more, after my daily morning sit or (inner releasing action) meditation, in my newly cleaned Yoga space. Interesting 'ecology' * Are Yoga standing poses or asanas like playing the bagpipes ;)? With all this tubes akimbo and energy or breath streaming outwardly from the opening in the bore or hole or space in the middle? :) (sounds a bit taoism-informed)

  VIDEO from M 4/26/21 open WUaS News and Q&A https://drive.google.com/file/d/13ZP6JW_r_HMVzidxom7bOTkGb9bJQLLW/view VIDEO from M 4/26/2...