retire in goa india

MADE AND MAILED TO THE RIGHT AND LEFT COAST .

dick's cafe in san francisco . on the corner of sanchez and 16th . rick london introduced me to him . rick is the author of ' the bones in the road ' and was the weekend bartender at dick's it was there that i met most of the arists that i knew from san francisco , before i found out about mail art . rick introduced me to s. clay wilson and dave geiser and many others at the bar and at other places . so jack was part of this crowd , at least when he was around . we would sit and talk about things i knew not much about and they knew a lot so i would listen or b.s. . from all of this came my interest in art . the stories and the studies and the beer and smoke . so i bought books…

The sextant (or perhaps "quadrant" would be more correct) consists
of a right angled frame subtended by a protractor, similar to a
normal sextant. At the end of each arm of the right angled frame
is a mass held by a spring in a slider. Both of the sliders are
parallel to one of the arms, as illustrated below:
Oriented so that the plane of the sextant contains the center of the
field source, rotate the sextant until the displacements of the masses
in the two sliders are equal, and then sight the field source on a
line through the corner of the frame, and mark the angle on the
protractor.
The angle "theta" between the line of sight and the slider direction
is related to the exponent c in the force law according to the equation
tan^2(theta) + (c+1)tan(theta) - c = 0
For example, if the angle reads 29.3165 degrees, then…

from the 1980's in san francisco .