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Utsuwa Floral Design is holding a special workshop to show you how to mount Tillandsia air plants to a piece of driftwood! We are inviting the first 10 people that sign up. Of course, you can take your beautifully mounted Tillandsia home! Hurry, it's only for the first 10 people to sign up!
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Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has said he will discuss the Kashmir issue with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh when he visits New Delhi later this month, the state-run PTV quoted Musharraf as telling the members of the Cabinet of Southwest Baluchistan province in Quetta.
Musharraf will be in Delhi on April 16 to watch the last one-day Indo-Pak cricket match of the ongoing series the next day.
Earlier, addressing the centenary celebrations of the Command and Staff College in Quetta, he said Pakistan has put in place a strategy to gain defensive deterrence with India in the nuclear field. Efforts are on to achieve the same in the conventional field, he added.
Musharraf said Pakistan today was far better placed both politically and diplomatically after he took over power through a military coup in 1999.
He said extremism posed main threat to the society. The misuse of religious institutions needed to be checked to combat extremism.
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Drawing from the Well of Imagination: Al Hirschfeld, 1903-2003
Al Hirschfeld, whose inimitable caricatures were synonymous with New York culture for more than 75 years, died at his home in Manhattan on January 20, 2003. He was 99.
Though best known for the caricatures that appeared in the drama pages of The New York Times, Hirschfeld's work has also appeared in other publications and is included in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art. The Ransom Center's collections contain a number of Mr. Hirschfeld's works.
Though Hirschfeld's work spoke volumes, he never let his art be his sole form of expression. Commenting on defining beauty in a 1986 letter to The New York Times, Hirschfeld expressed his opinion, saying, "Beauty is incapable of being defined scientifically or aesthetically. . . . Beauty may be the limited proportions of a classic Greek sculpture, but it does not have to be -- it could be an ashcan."


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From April 14 to May 21, 1927—the world held its breath while 14 aviators took to the air to capture a $25,000 prize offered to the first to cross the Atlantic Ocean without stopping. Joe Jackson discusses this race. In Atlantic Fever he writes about the lives of the big-name competitors—the polar explorer Richard Byrd, the French war hero René Fonck, the millionaire Charles Levine, and the race's eventual winner, Charles Lindbergh—and those who have been forgotten.


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This site is going to have major changes in the next few months. Some sections will be tidy up to focus better on webmaster resources, free templates and articles for business websites.
Our own free templates
After reviewing the free templates available for download on the site I noticed many can be easily improved with different color schemes and additional visual elements.
New Design v.3
I finally finished the new design v.3 for the site. I get rid of html hacks. I find out that our previous top navigation tabs - based on the css sliding doors technique - used a child selector hack which potentially can cause problems on Internet Explorer 7.
Web Hosting Directory
The new Web Hosting Directory will list web hosting providers from USA, Canada and UK.
Removing HTML Hacks
Many html hacks that web designers have used to make pages look the same accross different browser versions, will need to be updated soon to remove them. The reason behind this is that Microsoft will be rolling out the new version of Internet Explorer (IE7) this year.
IndexCore(IC) Web Hosting - Review
After an "interesting" experience with Apollo hosting, I have moved onto IndexCore(IC) hosting. They are more media friendly company for developers, designer and other walks of life to host multiple sites.
New Projects
We're back. Now it's time to start working on the new features of the site and the projects we left undone in the past year.
Our priorities for this new year are:
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I found this very interesting offer for .com .net .info .biz and .us domain names. The offer is good for up to two years ($2.95 x 2 = $5.90), apparently there's no restriction in the number of domains allowed for registration.
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1-year old Havanese has lost interest in his food. Only likes treats. Do they often get sick of same thing everyday?
We have been using NutriSource lamb. Is there something else we should switch to? Is it common to switch their food from time to time?
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My dog is a picky eater. HELP?
He is just maintaining his weight. Vet says he is perfectly healthy. He's a picky eater and sometimes he'd lose 2-5 pounds if he refuses to eat…
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I have a very picky, overweight 5 yr old chi-weenie who REFUSES to eat dry kibble. Can anyone recommend a nutritious can?
I am at wit's end, and don't want him to be hungry....Also I have heard that can food is better than dry kibble because of the high protein low carb…
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I have a small dog that's 14mo old, and I started giving her chicken with her dry food early on so she'd eat it. Over time she stopped eating that, so…
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What food do you recommend for my picky eater?
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Thinking about going raw i have 2 boxers (one is 6 the other 3) they are both on solid gold millenia?
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My senior dog with vestibular disease (periphrial) is not eating. He's not eating well. Can I give him baby food?
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Vietnam mountain bike tours: Cycling Lao Cai Bac Ha Si Mai Kai Muong Khuong Cao Son (3 days)Thursday, June 21, 2012
Vietnam offers many mountain biking tours for active, intrepid travelers. This 3-day mountain bike tour is one of the most wanted tour Lotussia Travel customizes for small groups, family holidays. Bikers enjoy both mountain cycling, riding on single dirt trails, off road ride, and paved roads. Most of time biking is up and downhill with short biking ride to remote ethnic villages by the roads. Visit highland markets including Coc Ly market, Can Cau market, Muong Khuong market; Spend the night at local home (homestay); Eating local food and meet up with local friendly people. These are some highlights of the 3 day mountain biking tour to the northern Vietnam. Contact Lotussia Travel for more details.
Day 1: Arrive Laocai early this morning. Start cycling Phong Hai – Coc Ly – Bac Ha (B,L,D).
Arrive in Laocai train station early this morning at ?h (to be advised). You will be greeted by Lotussia Travel local team and transferred to a local restaurant for breakfast.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to Phong Hai where you will begin your adventure. Enjoy 18 km cycle from Phong Hai to Coc Ly. Som stops will be made en route for you to visit a village of H'mong and another of the Dao.
Upon arriving in Coc Ly, you will embark on a motor-boat cruising downstream on the Chay river. Disembarkation will be made at Trung Do where you will be picked up again by our vehicle and transferred to a local restaurant (or homestay) for lunch.
After lunch, continue the day tour cycling uphill to Bac Ha townlet. We arrive Bac Ha town around late afternoon. Overnight in a local house in a village of the Tay people.
Day 2: Continue cycling Bac Ha – Si Mai Kai – Muong Khuong (B,L,D).
After breakfast, you will be transferred by our support vehicle to Si Ma Cai. Upon our arrival in Si Ma Cai, we will disembark our bikes and start cycling along the upstream of the Chay river. We bike from Si Ma Kai to Me village. A stop will be made when we reach Me village's bridge. We cross the river and start the most challenging ride by cycling 19km uphill. Lunch will be provided in a local restaurant in Pha Long.
After lunch, the cycle is easier as we cycle downhill another 19km. We arrive Muong Khuong around late afternoon. Check into a local guest house for dinner and overnight.
Day 3: Cycle Muong Khuong – Cao Son. Visit Cao Son Wednsday market. Return Hanoi (B,L).
Early departure. Enjoy 13km riding uphill before we arrive in Cao Son market around 9:30am where we will spend about one hour for visiting the market. Pine trees forests and villages surround the tinny market.
Flower H'mong, Tu Di, Tay, Giay ethnic minorities come to buy and sell local products such as food and material for agriculture and fabric. People coming to the market not only for selling or buying something but also importantly to meet friends, relative and to sip some cups of wine until the dawn comes. No where else but here, Flower H'mong people greet you with a temptation of corn wine and endless hospitality. After exploring the market, you may have time to enjoy some more cycle before arriving in Laocai.
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Since I have taken my layout down due to illness, I am selling mycollection. This lot is for a very nice brand new Neptune type blue engine 8240-45. I was told by my friend that worked at Lionel that these were only made one year as Christmas gifts to Lionel employees and should have a total production of around 300 or less. Engine is in mint condition. I never ran it since according to the sticker on the bottom it is DC. Still a nice piece of Lionel history. This is a no reserve 7 day auction TCA member.Thanks, and ! Notes and terms: 1. Payment must be received within 4 days from close of auction unless other arrangements have been made with me before you bid!
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Saxophonist Richard Elliot has arrived at a very special anniversary for blowing audiences away with his soulfully robust playing. 2014 marks 30 years since the release of his debut solo album, Initial Approach (ITI – 1984), on which he stepped out showcasing his tenor sax, soprano sax, Lyricon and writing skills. What does a red-blooded Scottish sax man raised in Los Angeles – now with a wife and five children – do for a 30-year encore? Well, this one-time member of the classic soul band Tower of Power proves he's "not a young man" and drops the most overtly sensual, romantic and intimate album of his career in collaboration with contemporary jazz production/guitar giant Paul Brown. The title of this 17th solo project is Lip Service (the artist's first for Heads Up/Concord Music Group).
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Buying a new house is a scary business. I'm sure for everyone who does it, on some level it must be. Our case was no different.
Our top priority was to find a house we could afford in a nice, quiet, decent neighborhood while staying in or as close to the city as possible. Our wish list also included keeping the square footage we had in the old house, getting a nice two-car garage, 4 bedrooms (two up and two down, please) and 2 baths. Um, and a decent kitchen. I had a huge and beautiful but poorly laid-out one in the old place, and I wanted something functional. There were other items on the wish list, but those were the most important ones.
We looked and looked – really, Julie and I did most of the looking since our old house sold relatively quickly, and we thought we were going to close almost immediately (HA! that didn't exactly happen) but at the time, I was feeling considerable pressure to find the right house quickly. As lovely as the in-laws are, none of us wanted to live out of boxes in their basement for any longer than absolutely necessary. Anyway, while Joe was at work, and Julie and I spent several days with our lovely agent Sharlene scrounging through every available house in the Twin Cities major metro area that came anywhere close to meeting our needs and our price range. Joe joined us for a couple more outings. The pickin's were looking pretty slim, and I was starting to resign myself to a longer search – the kind where you jump at each new listing hoping it will be the one.
Then we saw our house. A nice quiet pocket in St. Louis Park, an inner-ring suburb, and our pocket is almost at the border with Minneapolis – so we are actually closer to some of our favorite places in the city than we were in South Minneapolis. The school district is known for its quality, so we can plan on sending Julie and the baby to public schools eventually versus forking it over for private ones. Sharlene mentioned that her son and daughter-in-law live right across the street and love the neighborhood. They happen to be friends of Joe's best friend from college, so that was a pretty high recommendation.
Inside, I was reminded of the house my mother bought after the divorce. Owned by a little old lady who had done nothing to it for years, the superficial condition was horrid, but there was a gem beneath the grime. This house was owned by a little old couple who had also gotten way behind on their upkeep, and he had been a "handy-man" type who added all sorts of -ahem- interesting shelves and cubbies in and around the house. Every single room needed paint. There were plumbing issues, electrical issues, and the kitchen would need to be gutted. The upstairs carpeting was old, stained and smelly. There was clutter and junk everywhere, and the house showed so poorly it had been on the market for months.
But I thought I saw the gem shining through. It has a good layout- a huge living/dining room, a narrow but potentially efficient kitchen, two bedrooms up and two down, something that was much harder to find than I expected, but also something quite desireable in my eyes. Joe and I each like to have our own office spaces, and having them on the main floor makes sense so that we can use them while the kid(s) are asleep upstairs where they can sleep through any noise we might make. There is a large finished basement room that, once spruced up, will make a nice rec room – a place for all (or some of) the toy mess to go, a place for an extra couch an TV for nights when we both want to watch something different or he wants to play a game or whatever. A place, when the kids are older, for them to hang out with their friends.
The upstairs, added on in the 50s, was full of built-ins that needed new hardware and a better paint color scheme, but would update nicely to modern retro. And the space was big. My friend Elizabeth saw it (on a Sunday when I was here painting by myself and having a freak-out about the color scheme I had chosen) and commented on how I have a knack for finding houses with good closet space. I guess she's right.
Anyway, I knew this was our house when I saw it. Joe took a little convincing – we were talking about an awful lot of work to be done, much of it ourselves, and this is not a word that he cares to hear when it comes to his private life. I felt like I was sticking my neck out all the way. That gem better be there underneath the dust and grime.
We worked in shifts and with huge help from Joe's parents both painting and watching Julie so we could paint and polish. I spent weeks making phone calls and meeting contractors to arrange plumbing, electric work, kitchen design, carpeting, and other things like dumpsters, locksmiths, refinishing hardwood floors, you name it. By the time we moved in last week, we had the upstairs repainted and on seeing it completed, I felt like one of those people on the cable remodeling shows. Even though I had been there for the whole process, I couldn't believe how different and wonderful the upstairs felt with just a new coat of paint and carpeting. (Oh, uh – and Joe and his dad ripped out a nasty old built-in in our bedroom and put up new trim all around the walls. No small feat that) Still, I had a much-needed glimpse of the gem before we piled it full of boxes and furniture and took up residence despite the main floor being totally NOT DONE YET.
It's only been just over a week since we moved in, but it stretches much longer when you're trying to pick through boxes trying to figure out what can be unpacked even though the living room, dining room, and both offices still need to be painted. Well, we spent this weekend on the living room/dining room and finished painting in there today. It looks GREAT. We just finished putting most of the furniture back in place, and I am so happy. In our old house, our living room was long and narrow, so it was hard to host very big groups of people without half the people sitting on the floor or at the other end of the room. Here, we have a nice, square seating area to hold 8-10 of our friends if we have them over for football or something. And it just feels good. The gem shone through tonight.
I needed that, as we'll accept delivery this week of our new kitchen cabinets, which won't be installed till early October. In the mean time, they will sit cluttering up our living room (because they need to be in the same climate as the room where they'll be installed, according to the manufacturer, so they can expand and contract to fit the space properly or something like that). We will have over a week of no kitchen cabinets at all since Joe and his dad are going to do the demolition over a weekend, then the electrician and plumber need a week to come in and do their thing, and then the installers will take a couple days to do their stuff. This is if everything goes well. Also in the mean time, we hope to complete painting in the offices, which means moving the mountains of boxes currently in them down to the basement or somewhere so we can actually reach the walls.
But the gem is here, and it is starting to shine. I am pretty sure we made the right decision. This place is starting to feel like home. And the neighbors are great so far. Everyone we've met – from the friendly family of four with a dog across the street one way – to the older couple with the wild lawn ornaments next door who moved in on their wedding night 52 years ago – to the eastern european couple behind us – to our agent's son across the other street – well, they hardly could have been half as bad as the rental property we were 10 feet from in the old house, but they are all beyond our wildest dreams for good neighbors.


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"I can't get Dr. ClinkShrink out!"
That is probably the number one item on my list of phrases I don't want to hear in prison. I heard it yesterday as I was on the wrong side of a locked door, at the end of the day, trying to go home.
It was a bad day. It started out bad, it stayed bad. I was 45 minutes late getting to work because of firetrucks blocking the highway. I saw a boatload of patients in the morning and as I was leaving a nurse ran behind me trying to get me to stay and see more. I miraculously finished my afternoon clinic on time, having seen all but two scheduled patients. A miracle, given how late I started.
Then the key jammed. I stood on one side of the door, the officer stood on the other side of the door twisting a key in the lock, stripping the cylinder, bending the key, yelling, "I can't get Dr. ClinkShrink out!"
I was stuck on the floor with three other civilians while they tried to find the keys to the back stairway. They found the keys. They directed us to the door leading to the stairway. They discovered there was no keyhole on the side of the door that the officer was standing on---with the key. I vaguely wondered what would happen if a fire broke out just then. I put the thought out of my head. I spent my time feeling grateful I wasn't stuck in the elevator like the last group of trapped civilians---fifteen in all caught somewhere between floors---when all the elevators broke down at once. No one could find the stairwell keys then either.
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well, my uncle traded in his pathfinder and wanted to get something sporty/utility and he was deciding between a wrx wagon or mazda 6 wagon.
he ended up chosing the mazda. i said he should have gotten an XT forester, but whatever!
the 6 is quite nice. the interior and especially dash council is very nice looking, and the interior feel is great. he got it completely loaded with leather, moonroof, sport package, etc... for only $24k
he tried both out but said the refinement and quality of the mazda won him over. its a nice looking car, and handles quite well, but power is def. lacking. its the top of the line V6 220 hp engine. just not enough pull or grunt, but over all its a nice car with a VERY large cargo area in the rear. its bigger than the rex, and handles fairly equivelently, but isnt nearly as fast.. but then again, hes older.... so i dont think speed was his first choice.
not to mention he has a modded prelude if he wants to go fast
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To Greek readers, George Seferis and Odysseus Elytis are the two modern poets. According to a poet friend, Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke, Constantine P. Cavafy — her own favorite — is a much less discussed third. While Seferis clearly has his American fans — I was surprised to discover that Stephen King's Salem's Lot has some epigraphs from his work — my sense is that in the us he is not nearly as widely read as Cavafy. Certainly in my own case, having moved to Greece in 1999, I had read quite a bit of Cavafy, who no doubt appealed to my Classicist roots, but had only a peripheral impression of Seferis — the well-chosen handful of pieces from Keeley and Sherrard's Voices of Modern Greece. Even so, they were harder for me to get any purchase on — I would often slip off their elusive modern surface. This has slowly changed. I kept going back to the poems, now wrestling with them in Greek, staking out more and more "discoveries" in what was still a difficult landscape. Perhaps if I had had a guide to his work in the context of his life and times, as offered by Roderick Beaton in A Levant Journal, I might have come round sooner.
Poetry is that which is lost in translation, as Frost's truism goes, but there is a corollary to be deduced from this — what comes across in translation is then the prose of the poem, the argument, the plot, the syntax perhaps, the thought if the thought is separate in some way from the sound. The prose of an ambitious poem is not negligible. The diction, the word-play, the "best words" are lost, but they are still in the "best order." This is why Cavafy does so well in translation — the parallelisms, juxtapositions, repetitions, irony, situations, characters, and "historical sense" do travel. Cavafy's artistry may be in the verse of his poems, but his original genius is in the prose of his poems, and that translates very well indeed.
The prose of Seferis's poems is more problematic. Stripped of the music of Greek, the context of its Greekness, and its strata of registers, what remains in translation can seem a hermetic Modernism redolent of Eliot. (Lawrence Durrell writing to Seferis remarked, "We are having a hard time not making you sound like Eliot.") I have a hunch he fares better in French.
It is perfectly possible, for instance, in Greek, to quote a phrase directly from Aeschylus (take "Last Stop," with its "mnesipemon ponos," beautifully rendered by Beaton as "the pain-perpetuating memory of pain") in the ancient Greek without having to change font or language and have it be understandable on some level by the average reader. The language is archaic, but it is clearly the same language — words 2,500 years apart can be placed side by side to set off harmonic vibrations across the millennia. Greek myth will also have a different function for a Greek, an overlap and continuity, not symbol but reality. Odysseus, resembling the Skala fisherman of Seferis's youth, speaks to Seferis in his own tongue. One of Seferis's major early works goes by the title of Mythistorima — the regular term in Greek for novel, but, as one can hear, a combination of myth and history. Its twenty-four sections, "numbered" by the twenty-four letters of the Greek alphabet, evoke the twenty-four books of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Seferis's historical sense also differs from Cavafy's. (I am thinking of Eliot's use of the term, though it is best distilled by Faulkner: "The past isn't dead. It isn't even past.") It is as though the character in any Cavafy poem could get up and walk into any other Cavafy poem — shabby, beautiful young men of modern Alexandria fraternizing with Hellenistic grammarians. But Seferis's historical sense is shaped by a much more direct experience of — indeed sometimes direct involvement in — history's violent vicissitudes. When Seferis says in an epitaph on Euripides the Athenian, "He grew old between the fires of Troy / and the quarries of Sicily," he could almost be talking about himself, his life caught between the Smyrna of his birth in 1900 — in the twilight of the Ottoman Empire — and his death in Athens in 1971 under the oppressive rule of the Colonels.
That Smyrna would be razed and burnt to the ground in what is known by Greeks as the Asia Minor catastrophe of 1922 — the same year as the publication of Eliot's The Waste Land, a poem Seferis would later famously translate into Greek. Mr. Eugenides the Smyrna merchant would be stuck that year in London, it seems, with his pocketful of currents and his demotic French. (You can't go back to Smyrna — it is now modern Izmir.)
After his family moved to Athens, Seferis studied law in Paris and embarked on a life as a diplomat for Greece, serving successive governments through world war and civil war, from dictatorship to government-in-exile during German occupation to socialist rule to military junta, and would be stationed in Albania, Turkey, Lebanon, South Africa, Jerusalem, and Egypt, eventually serving as ambassador in London during the Cyprus crisis. He was a civil servant firmly in the establishment who nevertheless became the popular voice of protest. His funeral was held in the Church of the Transformation in Plaka, the old neighborhood of Athens, after which crowds spilled into the thoroughfare, spontaneously breaking into Theodorakis's setting of his poem "Denial." With its last line, "And so we changed our life," it became an anthem of protest.
Without this context, Seferis's work can be difficult to approach. A Levant Journal should provide a welcoming entrance. Roderick Beaton, who translated, edited, introduced, and annotated this little jewel of a book, which has the look and feel of an actual journal you might tuck into a capacious overcoat pocket, selected excerpts from Seferis's diaries written during his postings and travels in the Levantine region. Seferis was not just a poet, but a man of letters — a novelist, brilliant critic (see his essay on Cavafy and Eliot), translator, assiduous letter-writer, and diarist. These different modes of writing all illuminate one another. Beaton highlights this by including five poems, which in and of themselves make an excellent introduction.
The poems come either from the nautically-titled Logbook II or Logbook III, while the journal entries themselves are sometimes written aboard ship (or in hotels or on trains), with the leitmotif of removals, upheavals, and evacuations. As Beaton points out, though Seferis is steeped in travel writing, this is its opposite — not the willing adventures of the traveler, but the peripeteias of the exile, the displaced person tossed on waves of war, like the anonymous and reluctant companions of Odysseus whose day of return has, in the words of Homer, been "blotted out." The Companions, characters who appear in one way or another throughout his opus, are clearly still with us.
Stratis Thalassianos (Beaton reminds us his name means something like, "Wayfarer the Seafarer") is arguably one of them. An alter ego of Seferis, he is sometimes depicted as a companion of Odysseus ("I sailed for a year with Captain Odysseus"), sometimes Odysseus himself, though adrift off the coast of South Africa ("Stratis Thalassianos Among the Agapanthi"), sometimes just a Greek sailor far from home. This is from "Stratis Thalassianos at the Dead Sea," one of the poems in A Levant Journal:
the dark train full of fugitives, where infants
are fed on filth, and the sins of their parents
and the middle-aged can sense the chasm
opening out between the body
that remains behind like a wounded camel
and the soul whose courage knows no bounds, or so
they say.
It is also the ships that take them on voyages,
standing-room only like stuffed prelates
packed into the hold, to come to rest one evening
in the seaweed of the deep, so very gently.
Compare the Jerusalem entry of July 5, 1942:
The "evacuation" train was due to leave at 21:00. We were there by 19:45. There was a set of empty third-class carriages and a motley throng of people waiting for the signal to start pushing and shoving through the turnstiles. The signal duly came, and all the wave of humanity, dragging along suitcases, paper bags, infants, sprang up and started pouring into the carriages, like water into a sinking ship. So we found ourselves on wooden seats in the midst of a crowd speaking German and Italian (the "free" subjects of the enemy), all getting on each other's nerves, quarrelling and shouting.
The two modes of writing are utterly different in the way they process the raw materials — but the poem is grounded by the reality, and the reality expanded by the metaphorical dimension of the poem. We see just how literal many symbols are, and how the straw of experience is spun into gold.
In Egypt in 1943 he writes:
On this I insist: why does a certain impression function poetically, more than a thousand other daily impressions? ... The last time it happened, I was coming down the stairs from the office: I saw a group of carpenters in a room knocking down a stage-set, which had been left over by the previous tenants. I had a feeling like when the camera lens clicks: the impression functioned: why that one and not another?
From this, "Mountebanks, Middle East" emerges, a poem both surreal and (depressingly) topical, charged with poetic and historical moment. It begins:
We set up theaters and knock them down
every time we come to town —
we set up theaters and stage-sets,
but stronger still are our fates
that sweep away both them and us
mountebanks and impresarios
both the prompter and the band
to every corner of the land.
And concludes:
look into our hearts: a sponge
to hang about bazaars and plunge
down into the blood and grief
of the tetrarch and the common thief.
(Note the sensitive rendering by Beaton of the rhyme and meter — one hopes he will try his hand at more verse translation.) In Greek, the title is "Theatrinoi" — "actors," but "insincere people." "Mountebanks" gets this across neatly, though it is perhaps more highly colored than the Greek. (There is also something to be said for the simplicity of Keeley and Sherrard's "Actors, Middle East," which also vibrates with political overtones. My own stray thoughts went to "Players" or even "Hypocrites," though the latter is probably too arcane a pun.) A tetrarchy was a quarter of a region and the tetrarch its ruler — it specifically applied to areas such as Palestine — while the Tetrarch that springs to mind is Herod.
The journal entries also illuminate Seferis's thinking on poetry and poets, and how that thinking is caught up in experience and landscape. In Egypt, Seferis tries to come to terms with the influence of Cavafy:
I think of Cavafy, as I inspect this low-lying land. His poetry is like that too; as prosaic as the endless plain before us. It has no rise and fall; it goes at a walking pace. I understand Cavafy better now and I respect him for what he did.
(Seferis's literary circle had at one point been dismissive of Cavafy.) Presumably there is a pun here in the Greek, since the word for prose is the word for pedestrian.
Seferis has a diarist's perfect pitch for dialogue and anecdote, which range from the humorous to the tragic. From a Greek writer living in Alexandria who nonetheless does not bother releasing his books in Greece, we hear:
"Do you send those [privately-printed books] to Greece?" I [G.S.] asked him.
"No. I allow nothing to distract me from the task at hand. Not even the pleasure of giving them to my friends. For me the work of art is like fucking. If it happens to result in children, that's purely by the way."
"Wherever I travel Greece wounds me," Seferis says in perhaps his most famous line, and in the journals we see how true this is. For throughout the Levant — Egypt, Jerusalem, Iran, Cyprus, Lebanon, even Iraq — it is not only the pain of Greek exiles, or the sickening incompetence of local and colonial Greek politicians, but the decaying monuments of a once-extensive Greek-speaking empire — ancient theatres hollow as sea shells — since fallen into dust, that prick the heart. Having been born into one toppling empire, witnessing all that it takes down with it, he was forever wary of other empires in their decline, such as the British on Cyprus. But again for Seferis, this is overlaid by the historical sense — the palimpsests of ancient, Hellenistic, Byzantine, Ottoman, and modern empires. It is a region where generations utter solemnly to one another across the millennia, even as the giant us Embassy compound is doing in Iraq today: "Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair" amidst the leveling sands of time. The haunting question for Seferis is always, what shall we replace this with?
But above all, what comes across in these excerpts is that Seferis's own brand of Modernism, deeply influenced as it was by Eliot, cannot be divided from current events, history, or politics. In 1944 he writes:
Timos wants me to return to literature and write a prologue and a study of the poet for a book that's been commissioned by an Alexandrian publisher, with the title The Age of Eliot. My response, which is to send them to the devil is strong: The Age of Eliot, after everything that's been done before our eyes these last few months?
Poetry is not an ornament of life, nor an escape from it, but deep engagement with it, integrated expression of it. It is the high seriousness of Seferis (not to be confused with humorlessness, for humor too can play for mortal stakes) that feels so refreshing in this day and age, like a glass of water after elaborate cocktails. He writes in "An Old Man on the Riverbank," ("Gerontas," "old man" in Greek, cannot help here but evoke Eliot's "Gerontion"):
I ask nothing else but to speak simply, to be granted
this grace.
Because our song has become overloaded with so
many kinds of music that slowly it is sinking
and our art has been overlaid so heavily that the
gold has eaten away its face
and it is time we spoke the few words we have
because tomorrow our souls set sail.
The overlay of gold on the image simultaneously brings to mind the gold death masks of pharaohs and Mycenean kings, and Byzantine icons with their precious metal revetments — revetments that often survive the painted wooden images themselves. When one looks at such an artifact, it is exactly as though the face has been "eaten away." The image is pure Seferis — stubbornly local, mysterious, universal. Take away the layers of gilt, he seems to say. Let us look on the face, flawed, individual, human.
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That trade sucks. We give up Rip and Afflalo for a backup SF and a Greek appetizer?
I don't like that deal...we'd spend the entire season trying to do the impossible... ...winning without Afflalo.
It's gonna be tough as it is without Amir.
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Since the Raptors are desparately trying to free up salary to sign Turkoglu, they are hoping to sign and trade Marion and 2 other players. What do you guys think about acquiring Marion? What if we sent say AA to Toronto for a S&T with Marion? Combine that with a trade that sends Prince for a center. We could then have Marion starting at the 3. Just a thought.
Marion is no better than Tay.
Exactly!!! But if we can get Marion to play SF $5/$6M that saves us $4M this year.
Birdman stays in Denver for another 5 years. Andersen reaches 5-year deal to stay with Nuggets - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
Birdman is 31 years old. but his salary, especially for big man is very reasonable.
Anderson Varejao agrees to 6-year deal with Cleveland Cavaliers, who add 6-6 free-agent guard Anthony Parker - cleveland.com
VareFlop contract BAD, Parker contract Good. The Cavs have really done some dumb isht this offseason.
Toronto Raptors trade Marion and Humphries in three-team deal, receive two players and midlevel exception - Posted Sports
Props to Bryan Colangelo, nice move, but the Bargnani extension....dumb move.
Why would Dallas want Marion? Where are they going to play him? He's now an $8m a year role-player coming off the bench. Unless they plan to go big and play Howard more at the 2. Marion needs an up-tempo offense to be productive so he will need to be on the court with Kidd as much as possible. If he is coming off the bench just as Kidd sits down it won't help him much. Surely Nowitzki won't be playing the 5 full-time? Although, this lineup does look good on paper for star-power. PG - Kidd SG - Terry SF - Howard PF - Marion C - Nowitzki or PG - Kidd SG - Howard SF - Marion PF - Nowitzki C - Dampier 6th man - Terry
Marion makes sense for them because Kidd NEEDS somebody who can run the court with him, and vice versa for Marion needing that running PG. They make sense for each other, but the majority of the Mavs roster doesn't. Though I suspect that Cuban isn't quite done yet.
Yeah the Bargnani extension made me scratch my head too. That was kinda dumb.
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Part 8 of 100 Movies You Should Watch. Let's get into it.
#30.) No Country For Old Men (2007)
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#29.) Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
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#28.) Apocalypse Now (1979)
Francis Ford Coppola's Epic War Drama.One of the greatest war films ever made, this is a must see for any film fan.
#27.) Taxi Driver (1976)
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#26.) Once Upon A Time In The West (1969)
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#24.) Yojimbo (1961)
Another fantastic film by Akira Kurosawa (there are so many). This stands out as one of his best. It even had it's own sort-of remake that you might have heard of, called Fistful of Dollars.
#23.) North by Northwest (1959)
One of Alfred Hitchcock's best films, this is a Thriller that set standards for years to come. Cary Grant gives another wonderful performance.
#22.) Psycho (1960)
Just another fantastic film in the filmography of director Alfred Hitchcock. This movie broke new ground and set up standard for years to come. You owe it to yourself to watch this.
#21.) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
There is a reason why this is considered by many to be the best Science Fiction film ever made. To me, this is Stanley Kubrick's greatest film.
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The LFS crew hosted this jam at 5050 Skatepark which looked like it was pretty good time. Also that night was a premiere for the "That's What's Up" By Troy Charlesworth which I can't wait to see.
"The New Jersey based 'Looking For Spots' crew held a jam at 5050 Skatepark in Staten Island, Ny. I didn't have time to get the names of each individual rider cause they were all going off on every ramp, rail, ledge in sight. Got the best footage I could. Enjoy. BBF.
Song: Mr. Green – Childhoods"