User:Elmarco
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"Light switches rarely work properly in dreams." - from Wikipedia article on lucid dreams.
About Elmarco
I am a poet, dreamer, photographer, graphic artist, web developer, inventor, friend. A book of my Los Angeles poetry, Sunrise on Cesar Chavez, was published in 2004. I trust Jimbo Wales.
My interests evolve constantly and include, in no particular order:
- Los Angeles history and culture
- Noir films and literature
- Beat generation literature
- The ideas of visionaries like Ram Dass and Alexander Shulgin
- The Episcopal church
- Returning to a more Jesus-based model of Christianity
- The emerging New Christianity, whose four streams are emergent, missional, mosaic and neomonastic.
- Web programming with PHP, MySQL, AJAX and AHAH
- Lucid dreaming
- Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker movement
- The Jesus movement
- Library computing and the Library of Congress MARC database
- Poetry
- Geographic information systems (GIS) and cartography
- Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
- The 1960s counterculture, and radicals like Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin
- Civil rights for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) humans
- Entheogens and psychedelics
- Homelessness, particularly in Los Angeles Skid Row
- Developing an open source New Testament
- Learning about electronics, especially audio mixing boards
- Altered and expanded states of consciousness
- The early roots of personal computing
- Imagining new ways to use the Internet that will take us to the next level and redefine what we have now.
I have been contributing in my own small way to Wikipedia since January 2005 and (hopefully) am still learning.
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