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Writer Exploits: 2012 Newburyport Literary Festival
Saturday, April 28th—It was a bit chilly on the coast, breezy and sunny, fine for walking between venues of the seventh annual Newburyport Literary Festival.
Our enthusiastic group was comprised of my friend Sarah—a fellow writer, my sixteen-year-old daughter Eva—an artist who also writes lyrics (apparently, she does not like to admit this feeling that people judge her for it-I judge her for thinking that) and her friend, eighteen-year-old Kate who will be a writing major at Iowa U. next year.
We started out the day attending Get Onboard the Online Book Scene: How Social Media Connects Readers, Authors and Reviewers, a panel discussion moderated by Denise Lacey, consisting of Matthew Dicks, Ann Kingman, and Dawn Renner.
I admit, we arrived a few minutes late; I just had to make that DD pit stop. The panel recommended podcasts, answered a question about book trailers, and generally shared how they use social media—blogging, writing reviews, tweeting, etc… It was a fun, lively and informative confab. They each recommended books, their own or others, which were on sale afterwards.
Their selections, Dawn Rennert's: The Weird Sisters, The Song of Achilles, Ann Kingman's: Wild, The Orphan Master's Son, Matthew Dicks: Something Missing, Unexpectedly Milo, and Matthew gave props to The Tale of Despereaux.
We had a chance to speak to Matthew while he book signing. He is very nice, and now has the distinction of being the author of Eva's first signed book, his own Unexpectedly Milo.
Next up was to be Christine Lavin, unfortunately for us-and her, she cancelled due to illness. As an alternate we chose poet Charles Martin's reading from his Signs and Wonders. We enjoyed the warm timber of his voice, wit and lyrical phrasing (the theme of this years festival-The Lyrical Voice) of his work.
Lunch at Szechuan Taste and we were fortified for Songwriting and the Lyrical Voice: Dylan Thomas to Bob Dylan, Lead Belly, to Led Zeppelin. Musicians Scott Alarik and Blake Hazard spoke and performed, moderated by Dan Stone. Both had great stories and perspectives. Too bad we had to sneak out a bit early to get Kate over to The Teen Poetry Slam moderated by Slam Master: Simone Beaubien.
The poetry slam was a hoot and holler. I'm very impressed with the caliber of performance-a majority of the poets are Newburyport High students, their teacher accompanied them-I could tell they had a great supportive relationship. The work these guys performed was funny and moving, raw and smart, fast and loud. Congrats to our Kate, her first slam and she took 4th place.
Lastly, we attended a rollicking, toe-tapping set featuring The Jazz Poetry of Robert Pinsky, accompanied by John Lockwood, Bob Moses, and Stan Strickland. I'm a fan of Robert Pinsky so this was a real treat. I appreciate the initiatives he's championed to bring poetry back to the people, the ordinary nonacademic lovers of the written and spoken word through the Favorite Poem Project.
We all agreed the festival was a great opportunity to meet and great authors we might not otherwise have had a chance to encounter. There were many other events we wanted to attend, it's a shame we couldn't get to more. We'll be back next year.


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Why Mobile Optimisation is Essential for Social & Sharing
Posted on 17. Aug, 2012 by Darcie Tanner in Stats & Trends
There were 543 million monthly active Facebook mobile users as of June 30, 2012 and 80% of Twitter's UK active users access the site via mobile, showing that content is more likely to be shared on a mobile than desktop.
Why are brands and bloggers still failing to recognise the importance of mobile optimisation themselves and operating accordingly? Including Facebook themselves, who are currently the top site visited on the web.
Yes, it's about the look, feel and functionality, but it's also about the user journey and ease of conversion.
Now back to Facebook; the the busiest site around, with over half of their traffic from mobile (54% of monthly users access it via a mobile device) and they haven't even learned how to properly optimise for mobile.
Social is about sharing. Sharing what you are doing, what you like, liking what others are sharing and so forth. The fact that you are unable to share a post via the mobile app, and when you can, it doesn't pull in thumbnails or visuals, just a flat link, is really quite surprising.
Twitter on the other hand (whilst trying to minimise desktop and mobile apps that aren't owned by themselves – often by buying them, and as we've seen today, implementing very strict API rules.), is intrinsically based on sharing and makes it a seamless action (varies per app), with the ability to retweet and quote with ease.
From personal experience, I do read Facebook on my mobile & tablets more often; however I am increasingly more & more frustrated at the limitations imposed while trying to share content.
Interestingly, I have recently made a shift to visiting Facebook on desktop as it provided me with more information/posts than I received on mobile – which used to be the complete opposite, the mobile app used to not filter my content to such a strong level, where I was still receiving unique content from people I don't hear from all that often. Now they are almost identical in what I receive in my news feed – however without the enjoyable user experience which we all crave.
According to Inside Facebook, much of the social network's mobile-only usage seems to be coming from emerging markets, though time spent on desktop is likely decreasing in favour of mobile within the U.S. and other developed markets.
Interestingly these are not the iOS users in the US & UK that most would expect. Also, there is an argument that people are much more likely to use their desktop at work to access the channel, while resorting to mobile whilst commuting, out and about or at home.
Who is doing it well?
Amazon got it right almost two years ago when all that was required to make a purchase, was to scan a bar-code/search for a product, click buy it now using your stored details and boom – within 5 minutes on a tedious train journey, you just purchased a new product that was already en route to your doorstep.
The BBC have put a large amount of effort into their new website for both desktop and mobile. The mobile app has a smooth and clear user journey and shows that they understand the importance of spreading their content through sharing features, providing users the opportunity to share via email, Facebook and Twitter on each story.
What next…
What do brands need to consider with now that the rise in mobile use is well and truly here to stay?
- The user journey – don't put up road blocks. Make sign-in simple. Allow users to sign in with accounts they already have and with one click.
- The design. Keep it fluid and simple. Don't apply lots of independent scrolling features or links that open in new windows.
- Make check out/purchase painless and easy, whether you are using Square, PayPal or another platform.
- Don't forget to optimise emails (order confirmations for example) for mobile.
- Ask for feedback and implement it.
- Look at competitors. What are they doing well and not doing well. Undertake a mobile audit, where competitors and comparators can be assessed and learned from.
- Make social sharing easy. It's a key part to drive social signals for social search. Let your users be your advocates and spread your content for you.
- Use rich imagery. Make it simple for users to see your content/products and the information around the products. Text heavy screens and a 6 inch screen aren't the best of friends.
- Include an XML site map
- Caching & redirects
Google supports structured mark-up data for applications, which allows for richer information about software applications to be specified within the HTML source code of web pages. In turn, this allows search engines to provide their users with more information about the applications when they perform searches.
Google uses the structured mark-up for applications to display enhanced search results called Rich Snippets, which contains details about the app such as its rating and a thumbnail image, directly within its search results. For example:
Rich Snippets such as these typically result in increased click-through rate by searchers.
Final thought…
So while you may be getting tired of the phrase 'optimise for mobile', most people aren't yet adhering to the recommendation, which is potentially putting them behind their competitors and there is substantial data to back up the fact that mobile isn't a fad, it's not going anywhere, it's just growing. A smart brand doesn't think "what do we need to do to match our competitors?" but instead: What can we do to get two steps ahead.
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Hey!, I just checked out your Twitter. And it looks like you're on the right track!
I personally don't have a Twitter, but Twitter and Tumblr are remarkably alike. Nonetheless, I looked up some tips, and here are the ones I think would work best for you.
- Have a recognizable profile photo - A lot of sources said have a picture of a real person, but those are for personal Twitters, which you are not. Instead, try to find a picture that instantly reaches out to your demographic. Some people actually have text images as their profile pic, but you might want to consider altering a known Adventist icon.
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My son has attended Stephens for the past two years, and I am very pleased with the school. The level of support and communication I receive from the teachers is first-rate. Each year my son s teachers go above and beyond to keep me informed on his progress in the classroom and meet with me on short notice to discuss various concerns. Furthermore, the principal and front office is a rare find. Whenever, I visit the school the principal and staff greet me with a smile and take the time to assist me. The principal and staff actually make you feel that you are a part of the Stephens family instead of someone interfering with their job. As a final point, the principal s willingness to provide individual attention to situations, when necessary, has played an instrumental role in my ability to have an impact in my son s life. I cannot say enough about the appreciation I have for the principal, teachers, and administrative staff working at Stephens. I honestly believe this may be one of the few schools left in our country that recruits and employs teachers who actually care about their students (our children), and take a personal interest in making sure their students succeed.
The Pre-K program is phenomenal! I don't know much about the principal, but I was not impressed with the professionalism of the Assistant principal. I agree with the other post about people skills as well. The assistant lacks those as well. In addition, at work you need to speak English. Leave the slang at home and be a role model for our children. I was going to pull my daughter out after 4th grade, but she and I really loved her teacher and had a fantastic 5th grade year.
Stephens is an amazing school. My son has attended for two years in Miss Lillys preschool class and she always made him feel so loved. This school has shown so much support for my son. He has alot of special needs and the amount of love shown to him from all of the staff and students was overwhelmin
The school used to be one of the best. The current administration leaves much to be desired. Their communication/people skills are lacking. The principal has quite a temper, which may explain the teacher turnover the past 4 years! I did not like this school until my son was in 5th grade. I'm very glad we didn't transfer him. Our son excelled in Mr. R's class. He actually asked for books for Christmas! Top notch teacher that let the parents know what was happening with grades and behavior. At first, the expectations seemed ridiculous, but then I saw a change in my son. All he talked about was school. Now I find out that he is no longer at the school. If teachers were happy, they wouldn't be fleeing!
Stephens has excellent teachers, many with decades of experience. The pre-K program is excellent and the administration, under great stress recently, has made real commitment to moving the school forward. We need to be supporting their efforts
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Playing from behind is tough. Case in point: this year's Baltimore Orioles.
They have been outscored 106-86 in the first four innings. The finger can be pointed directly at the starting pitching, even though the hitting was flat during a recent stretch, which we'll call April.
I'm not a genius who always knows what he's talking about. But here are a few oddities I couldn't help but pick out from the Orioles' recent fortunes. Adam Jones' current uptick, which included the 14-game hit streak, has not pulled the team toward any daylight above the .500 mark. The much-anticipated return of Manny Machado was some benefit, but he and Matt Wieters were only together in the lineup, with Wieters hitting the cover off the ball, for a short while in May before Wieters went on the DL.
Being of some benefit means the team had a 5-game winning streak, played somewhat better, and had slightly better results to show for it (first place for a while), than they had while waiting for Machado and using a makeshift infield alignment for the month of April. The x-factor was not getting Manny back on the field, or Jones shaking off his slow April and getting hot. Okay, it wasn't Ryan Flaherty slow or David Lough slow, but it was slow. Any slower, and we could use the word anemic.
The leading factor, hardly a mystery, is the starting pitching.
Allowing the opponent to get ahead early that often won't do it. It hasn't in April and May, and it never will. The offense is far from consistent enough to pull it out every time the pitchers, with tonight's culprit being Bud Norris, put the team in an early hole.
Although the reasons are understandable, Chris Davis has gone back to looking just as lost since returning from his two-day paternity leave Tuesday as he was before he started to get his bat going. He'd repaired his
Speaking of doing it, The Incredible Mr. Cruz did it again tonight, with two home runs, giving him 19, which continues to lead the Major Leagues. One wonders how far below .500 this struggling club would be without Nelson Cruz. His two home runs tonight were the Orioles' first two hits, both solo shots. This was his 14th multi-RBI game of the season.
It may be one thing to say that if the Orioles were going any better, the little things that go wrong during a game wouldn't show up as much. But pitching that seldom goes past the 5th or 6th inning is not a small flaw. So it's on to Houston, having dropped two of three to the Brew Crew.
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In March, the space organization asked the public to vote on the exterior design for its prototype Z-2 spacesuit. Voters were presented with three design options:
- "Biomimicry" – drawing inspiration from the bioluminescent qualities of aquatic creatures found deep in the ocean, and also from the world's scaly fish and reptiles.
- "Technology" – a future-inspired design with illuminated features to enhance crew identification.
- "Trends in Society" – an attempt at representing what everyday clothes will look like in the near future.
These three designs for the Z-2 prototype spacesuit were produced as part of a collaboration with ILC Dover and Philadelphia University with the intent of highlighting various mobility features NASA is excited to test.
The space administration announced in a press release that the "Technology" design won the vote by a sizeable margin. With nearly 150,000 votes, the "Technology" design garnered more than 63% of the votes, followed by the "Biomimicry" design with more than 22% of the votes, leaving the "Trends in Society" design as the least favorite among voters with slightly more than 14% of the votes.
Although some have appropriately commented on the spacesuit's resemblance to the outfits in Disney's sci-fi movie Tron, NASA officials have made sure to point out that the spacesuit's exterior design serves more purpose than providing sweet sci-fi aesthetics. NASA explains, "The cover layer of a prototype suit is important as it serves to protect the suit against abrasion and snags during the rigors of testing." This suit will feature design elements, like electroluminescent wiring, which has reportedly never been used in a spacesuit.
NASA seemingly has an affinity for Disney, because the Z-1 design that this new Z-2 design replaces strongly resembled Buzz Lightyear's suit from Disney's Toy Story. Time magazine named the Z-1 spacesuit one of the best inventions in 2012. Adding an additional futuristic element to this suit, Mashable explains that the suit "will also be made using 3D-printed parts and incorporate human laser scans to fit each astronaut accordingly."
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It's the tour that dominated international news for a week. Rihanna's 777 Tour took the Bajan singer and 150 members of the press on a worldwide tour to seven countries to celebrate her seventh album in seven years. But it was also a tour that saw two-hour show delays, fans and press stranded on a plane, and one naked Australian.
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Rep. Seaton(R-Homer): "When there is a catch and release fishery, that you'd use a barbeless hook because it reduces mortality. The object is not to establish more catch and release fisheries, but to make it that there's more fishing opportunities 'cause if you have a higher mortality in a population that is causing some restrictions in fishing, then that could close the entire season. Where as, if you can lower that mortality, such as with the king salmon last year, if you can lower that catch and release mortality, then that should extend the ability to have those fisheries continue."
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4. Nebulae, National Supercomputing Center, Shenzhen, China
5. Tsubame 2.0, Global Scientific Information and Computing Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
6. Cielo, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States
7. Pleiades, NASA Ames Research Center, United States
8. Hopper, National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center, United States
9. Tera-100, Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique, Bruyeres-le-Chatel, France
10. Roadrunner, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States
Four short years ago, in the June 2007 list, the United States had the top eight spots, and Japan's highest ranked supercomputer was at position 14 while China's was at 43.
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A Silent Departure (my de-Converstion story)
I have been reading articles here for awhile now, intending to share my own de-conversion story eventually. I must say, I've been impressed with the tone of this site. It seems like a great place for thoughtful interaction.
For someone who is just now publicly "coming out" from a religious background as hopelessly fundamental and conservative as mine, it's encouraging to find a faithless friend or two who can relate to my own experience. I hope that by sharing my own story, I can be of some encouragement to you as well, wherever you happen to be in your life.
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The Missionary Kid
My story begins in the tropical jungle of north-central Brazil, where I was born and where I spent the majority of my childhood growing up as a missionary kid. My dad was a high school teacher, and my family lived on the campus of a boarding school that served to educate kids whose parents were off spreading the Christian Gospel. Some of these parents were Bible translators living with Indian tribes, others were support staff stationed in different cities in Brazil. Our little school was where they sent their kids to get an education. It was only a small school—during my time there, the student body probably averaged around 40 or so students every year, from first grade all the way through high school.
But I've gotta say, it was a pretty sweet place to grow up! Year-round tropical weather, jungle for camping and exploring as far as you could walk, and the murky Amazon River for fishing and swimming. If it sounds like a little boy's paradise, that's because it was…
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Irrespective of What You Think – My de-Conversion Story
I was raised Catholic though my parents were hardly devout. Looking back, I sometimes wonder why they brought us to church at all. I can only assume it was out of some kind of unspoken obligation to their parents. I received my first communion, was an altar boy and felt a certain degree of closeness toward God. At the very least I never questioned that He was real, even though I frequently got into trouble for acting out in Sunday school. My family attended church dutifully, if not faithfully, until I was confirmed in sixth grade, at which point we stopped going altogether.
I tell you this so you'll know, I didn't de-convert because of overbearing parents who left a bad impression of my religion. Even though I was initially "forced" into the church, when I started going back at the age of seventeen, it was entirely my decision. An easy one at that. Fear of Hell drove me into the pews. That's the one thing Catholics (and later, I would realize, all Christians) are really good at—putting the fear of eternal damnation into you, just in case God's love wasn't enough. But once I came back, I was in all the way. I went to confession, received communion and prayed my Hail Mary's and Our Father's every single night. I met with my priest on several occasions. He was a good and saintly man, and he comforted and encouraged me in my faith while at the same time challenging me to go deeper.
I will always view that summer before college as the time when my faith was at its strongest, its most unshakeable. I read the Catechism. I stopped cursing. I received communion every week (sometimes several times) and went to confession as often as possible. As the ultimate act of devotion for a seventeen-year-old boy, I even gave up masturbation once I read it was a "mortal sin." I had zero doubt I was on the right path and I couldn't believe there were people in this world who didn't believe in God…
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My steps out of Christianity
[This post has been sitting in my files for a while. Finally pulled it out and "finished" it. Writing never really seems finished, does it?]
Noting that my journey out of Christianity is different from most (in fact, unique in my experience so far*), I took some time to try to recall the steps I took over the years. I list them here in no particular order (though they are roughly chronological). *For any who don't know, my path was, very briefly: "saved" at 19; evy/fundy for many years; converted to Eastern Orthodoxy for about 3 years; left the faith entirely.
– I sought to base my morality, politics, and behaviors in more than just, "the Bible or my church says so". After all, if something is right, it ought to be right for everyone, Bible or no Bible. I mean isn't that what's really meant by, "the absolute truth of God"?
Funny thing is that I did this right from the beginning of my Christian life. So maybe I was just doomed from the outset eh?
– I got sick of the shallowness. Those damn praise choruses ["Jesus I luuuuv yew. Jesus I neeeeed yew. Jesus I luuuuv yew. Yes I doooo."] are just drivel. So is the "Jesus, my buddy" flatulence. There's just gotta be more to a faith than lousy songs and Forest Gump level theology. This garbage was/is growing by leaps and bounds throughout Protestant churches, and was even making headway in some Catholic parishes.
– I got it through my head that young-earth creationism was WRONG. I.e. that evolution did happen, that the fossils were really old, that the flood of Noah was not global, that dinosaurs and humans never lived together, that the speed of light is in fact a constant, and so on. (I can't tell you how humiliating it is to admit that I was idiotic enough to ever believe that crap.)…
Continue Reading June 16, 2009 at 12:22 pm LeoPardus 67 comments
Neece's De-Conversion: A Winding Road to Atheism and Skepticism
My parents weren't religious when I was young, but my older sister got sucked into the local baptist church, so of course she dragged me along. It was the typical fire and brimstone kind of preaching. In the summer, we would go visit my grandparents, and my grandmother would take us to the christian scientist church. They didn't conflict too much for my young brain, so it wasn't that bad. I was a good little christian girl, and got baptized as soon as I could with the god fearing baptists.
When I was about 12, my parents suddenly got religious in the church of christ. More fear of god preaching filled my head, including bible study once a week with the minister. I got baptized two more times in two different churches, for good measure, and went to church faithfully. I was terrified of burning in hell. It didn't help that my parents were crazy… good christians on Sunday morning, screaming and abusive the rest of the week. Of course they both blamed me for their abusiveness, so I felt damned to hell for being so wicked, even though I was exceedingly good most of the time.
Not long after we started bible study, the minister decided he wanted to go bowling instead of teach us about the lord's word. He said I asked too many questions. This was the first blatant sign I had of the hypocrisy of the church and I wanted no more part of it. My stepfather thoughtfully punished me severely for not wanting to go to church. But after a month of it, he inexplicably stopped trying to make me go, much to my relief…
Reconciling the reality of my experiences with church teachings on life
My de-conversion came about as a result of trying to reconcile the reality of my experiences with what I had been taught by the church about life. In reading others' stories I see a lot of common threads. So I know that I am not alone in that my slide into nonbelief started with "being hurt". I used to think that if the church (of whatever creed) would listen to those of us who had suffered as a result of trying to live its teachings, that maybe a lot of de-conversions could have been prevented. I no longer believe this.
Basically, I was brought up Catholic, the conservative kind. On the way I detoured into a Jesus People group, the Charismatic Movement, and a couple of others before I finally gave up on organized religion.
Ok, so why did I leave? Well, it is a long story. I have a condition called Asperger's Syndrome. Some of you may be familiar with it, some of you may not. It is a form of autism. Except that when I was growing up they did not call it that. We Asperger's people can be very intelligent but we suffer from social deficits. I did not realize that I was different until I started school. That's when the persecution began (and I do not use the term lightly). Here is my view on school prayer: I went to a Catholic school where they went to Mass daily and I went to a secular public school where God was mentioned not at all, and I was treated equally badly in both. Not one adult in authority ever stood up and put a stop to what was going on. In fact I had one teacher who joined in the persecution and actually encouraged the class to pick on me…
Continue Reading March 21, 2009 at 6:18 pm deconversion 16 comments
Suppose God does exist. I don't need god. God doesn't need me. I'm okay with this.
Leaving "the faith" was a long process for me, around seven years to be exact (the universe has a funny sense of humor). It started with my questioning the concept of sin. At many times during my Christendom, I wondered why something I did was wrong. I could not reconcile how something that I enjoyed, something seemingly harmless, could be grounds for damnation. Furthermore, I could not reconcile how honest mistakes, such as letting the word "god" or "Jesus Christ!" slip, could be grounds for an eternity of torture and punishment. I also didn't understand how simply believing something could change the rules.
For a long time, I simply just ignored those raging questions or accepted the Sunday School answer that god didn't like it anymore than us, but that was just the way it had to be. As time went on it became more difficult to ignore. With each Sunday the questions screamed at me louder until I could not longer ignore or accept the answers given to me. Being born into "the faith," I was attached to all the notions that Christianity (more so fundamentalist Christianity) had given me. Because of this I blamed the church first. I thought that the nature of sin had been distorted.
I rationalized that a sin is not so much an action that is inherently bad but rather it was the result of that action that granted it the classification of sin. I thought that a sin was something that brought us away from god. It made sense and was compatible with the life I wanted to live at that time. I clung to that notion for as long as I could. Slowly but surely my idea about what is good and what is bad slowly eroded. Well not exactly. They were never really my ideas. I always had my own feelings about right and wrong. Really those ideas of right and wrong I had adopted had been replacements for my true feelings on the subject…
Continue Reading March 20, 2009 at 12:23 am deconversion 40 comments
Why I Stopped Believing In God
The purpose of my rants and opinions is not to change anyone's mind. There are several reasons I am rather vocal in what I say. I do hope that my posts help people think about what they believe, even if they don't come to the same conclusions I did. I also hope to better inform those that wish to keep their religious beliefs what those of us who do not have them argue because there is a lot of misinformation out there given by apologetic ministries and the like. My main purpose, however, I think, is to just enjoy having them and not being afraid to express them anymore. Nevertheless, I do occasionally tire from trying to explain everything patiently over and over again to those who have little interest in what I am actually saying, but simply want to dogmatically cling to what they know. In times like those, I remind myself that I used to be one of those people.
It makes me wonder: why did I change my mind when others don't? I think there are three factors that led to my de-conversion: Humility, knowledge, and misery.
Humility is something taught to Christians, but it is a rare Christian that actually possesses it (at least in the conservative world in which I lived–I never really had much interaction with the more liberal Christians, so from here on, whenever I say "Christian", know I am talking about conservatives here). I will not say I had an abundance of it–on the contrary, I thought I knew all the answers and could defend them. I was well versed in apologetics and knew every Sunday school answer in the book. Perhaps it was all my schooling in apologetics that made me listen when someone else spoke–I was anxious to prove their argument wrong, so I would listen. Over time, however, I realized that I couldn't…
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Jefferson Airplane Lyrics
Jefferson Airplane's debut show was on August 13, 1965 at
the Matrix nightclub in San Francisco. The first
performance featured Marty Balin on vocals, Paul Kantner on
vocals/rhythm guitar, and Jorma Kaukonen on lead guitar.
Signe Anderson, (who sang on Jefferson Airplane's first
recording "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off') also performed.
The bass player, Jack Casady and drummer Skip Spence, (who
was later one of the original members of Moby Grape) joined
the band two months later. Spencer Dryden became the
drummer in June of 1966 and More...
the Matrix nightclub in San Francisco. The first
performance featured Marty Balin on vocals, Paul Kantner on
vocals/rhythm guitar, and Jorma Kaukonen on lead guitar.
Signe Anderson, (who sang on Jefferson Airplane's first
recording "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off') also performed.
The bass player, Jack Casady and drummer Skip Spence, (who
was later one of the original members of Moby Grape) joined
the band two months later. Spencer Dryden became the
drummer in June of 1966 and More...
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Review about Jefferson Airplane songs
peace vs ease? | Reviewer: Lance Storm------ About the song D.C.B.A. 25 performed by Jefferson Airplane
A great song -- one the best on the album. Surrealistic Pillow is one of the all-time greatest albums; such a long time ago; so full of optimism; poignancy; songs of new love, dying love; needing love; rekindling love ... plus one white rabbit.
I think the first two lines of the 3rd verse in D.C.B.A. - 25 are:
I take great ease [not peace] in your sitting there
searching for myself, and [not I] find a place there.
Lyrics almost correct, interpretation of the meaning is over most readers heads | Reviewer: Bob Mehling------ About the song Rejoyce performed by Jefferson Airplane
First line is: Chemical change (ggzzzz buzzing sound... no "laser beam" or "lace"). Otherwise correct. Grace Slick wrote some wonderful stuff back then!
Most reviewers here got the Joyce/Ulysses references correct, but the song is not a line for line rip-off of Joyce. It is a consistent and brilliant counterculture critique of conventional American values as Grace saw them, especially those held by most young men back then (there are so many of you, white shirt and tie, wedding ring). The song is part homage to Joyce and part general critique of (establishment) American values. She begins the reflection by addressing a lover: ("Smiling in my room... you'll be inside my 'mind' soon," is an obvious sexual reference as "chemical change" is an obvious drug reference, obvious, that is, to anyone familiar with the effects of LSD). When I first heard "Bathing at Baxter's" in '69 I got "the message" because I was 15 and part of that counterculture. Since the Zeitgeist of that era faded its reasons for being have been ignorantly maligned by subsequent revisionists. To be expected I guess. Grace is an artist and art is generally misunderstood by non-artists no matter what age they live in.
Very Beautiful Song & This Song In A Film | Reviewer: Brbara------ About the song Comin' Back to Me performed by Jefferson Airplane
I listened to this song, the first time, when I was 16 or 17, in 1989 or 1990, & I liked it very much because it was very beautiful. I listened to "Comin' Back To Me" from a vinyl record, "Surrealistic Pillow", I have by Jefferson Airplane, that I bought in the library my mother had those years. I also bought, in my mother's library, records by Cream & The Animals, that were sold, those days, in a vinyl record catalogue in the libraries (& kiosks, I suppose). I liked "Comin' Back To Me" very much & I also heard that song in a film, starring Kiefer Sutherland, it was a hippie film, if I remember well. When I saw that film & I heard "Comin' Back To Me" in that film, I tried to write the lyrics of this song in a small notebook, that I still have, because it's a memory from the past;):) that I want to remember. I still remember when I copied the lyrics of this song, "Comin' Back To Me", in the notebook, because the lyrics of that song had been written with subtitles in that film. The subtitles of those lyrics, in the film, I think they were written in Spanish, although I don't remember well:). Lots of LOVE from Brbara!XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Love the old Airplane | Reviewer: Amelia------ About the song Wooden Ships performed by Jefferson Airplane
Back in the day when this song was being written, I was a wild teenage girl attending Santa Monica High School. After school I would hitchhike down to Marina Del Rey, where a few guys from the Hollywood music scene kept their wooden boats.
Fueled by Owsley's finest enhancements, rock musicians and their supernumeraries dreamed up paranoid visions of dystopia. Crosby got into a fistfight with my then-boyfriend on the beach. I concluded that these guys were jerks.
But I am sure that the hedonistic Crosby, who elucidates in his memoir "Long Time Gone" his penchant for having sex with two women at a time, penned these lyrics from a sincere desire to leave smoggy L.A. and head for paradise.
Paradise turned out to be the North Shore of Oahu and other Hawaiian destinations. Since it just so happened that these rock stars had the money, they could go where they wanted to go, and dream and dream on.
Meanwhile, the purveyors of the "San Francisco Sound," notably the Airplane, the Dead, Quicksilver, It's A Beautiful Day, Country Joe, engaged in some creative collaboration with their L.A. rocker counterparts.
Hence we have this most exciting and vital version of "Wooden Ships". The energy in San Francisco in 1968 was electric and revolutionary, compared to the self-absorbed musical output from L.A. We can continue to groove on Kantner's guitar, Balin's tenor, Slick's resonances with the cosmos. Ride the Music.
i love the airplane! | Reviewer: robert mac------ About the song The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil performed by Jefferson Airplane
i saw the JA in san francisco in june 1968 at the Avalon Ballroom. "After Bathing at Baxter's had been out only a small time. they were OUTSTANDING! they played a lot of the album istead of surrealistic. some loud, psychedelic, hippie jam band named the grateful dead shared the bill.
Generation gap | Reviewer: Didiane------ About the song White Rabbit performed by Jefferson Airplane
Ok, I was there . White rabbit came before ,during , and after me
In the 70' I did not question the music , I lived it ! Adored it !
Praised it ! But....... Never did I thought for a minute that ''some'' were warning us . If I coudl only knew then what I know now, I would make my own music , and probebly get shot.....:)
This is it , sorry guys , love you..
About LSD I think. | Reviewer: Amy------ About the song Runnin' Round This World performed by Jefferson Airplane
The song could be about LSD or a girl.
Why I think it might be about LSD...
He writes "we've been runnin' round this world too much girl trying not to see but now we're free of them". That sounds sort of like your eyes being opened up thru LSD and experiencing different things.
Then he keeps singing "I understand what I understood before
But loving you has made me understand much more" which confirms that idea as well.
"rainbows of your smile I love to touch", "The times I've spent with you have been fantastic trips" sound like LSD usage too.
"We can walk and love where we want to" sound like LSD can take your mind wherever you want to go... you are not tied down to your conscious mind and to reality.
clearly a drug song | Reviewer: brian------ About the song Somebody to Love performed by Jefferson Airplane
This is simple.... This song is referring to drugs. Just like most of their songs. I am 30 and I've been an addict (opiates mainly, marijuana, benzos and muscle relaxers) since I was 17, though i smoked dope for the first time at 13..by 14-15 I was taking around 100mg of hydrocodone or oxycodone..at my worst I was main lining(IV) pure opioid pharmaceuticals and got up to 400 mg a day of oxy(also morphine and dilaudid and methadone was my drugs of choice) and 6mg a day of xanax or any benzo....with sleeping pills and muscle relaxers like soma. I should be dead...but I totally relate to this generation of music and is all I listen too(pink Floyd, the doors, Lou Reed etc). I hate hallucinogenics BTW.
NOT Red, but regrets | Reviewer: Wyvonna Turner------ About the song Somebody to Love performed by Jefferson Airplane
I am a boomer and remember when the song was released. Had album: the word is neither RED nor DREAD, but instead, REGRETS. The eyes that "look like his" refer to a guy who wants to replace the departed lover--but has no clue. The next verse returns to the first person, and explains her alienation from former friends of the couple who withdraw when she is alone.
Mind blowing song! | Reviewer: Misty------ About the song White Rabbit performed by Jefferson Airplane
I've always loved that song!!The beat and tempo are the perfect backdrop for the song's words.
It's very psychedelic from a psychedelic era. "Feed your head" = Getting high.
And you just had some kind of mushroom...."When logic and proportion"...
Feed you head feed your head!
Righteous song.
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I did research and found out he has done this to 2 prior people before me what are my options I no longer want the house but still making payments.
You should contact a real estate attorney well in advance of the seller taking any final action.
Have you received the benefit of living in the house? How long? What are other properties renting for in the area? Did you make a down payment? Have you made improvements to the house? These are all questions you need to answer in making your claim. Depending on the answers, it may or may not make sense to make a claim against the seller. Best of luck.
You should go see a real estate attorney to review your documents and discuss your options further. You may have a contract for deed or a disguised lease to purchase, but fortunately, buyers have many rights regarding these type of transactions. If you do not want the property, one option could be to just to deed the property back, but you would want to get a release of the promissory note and deed of trust to remove any possible liability. Go see an attorney before taking any action.
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1. A withered old southern racist fart who once spoke for 24 hours and 18 minutes without sitting down to protest the civil rights act of 1957.
2. Trent Lott's bufu buddy
2. Trent Lott's bufu buddy
That old bastard is finally dead. He decided to check out after he heard about the supreme court voting in favor of gay rights. Good riddens, you old fuck.
ayon kay the prophet ika-27 ng Hunyo, 2003
An ancient century old evil, now thankfully dead. His hatred of the black race did not stop him from porking the maid.
Strom Thurmond is dead..
ayon kay Jules Carrozza ika-18 ng Enero, 2004
Man who Trent Lott said that if he been president in 1948, we wouldn't have all these problems.
ayon kay Anonymous ika-02 ng Pebrero, 2003
Strom Thurmond is dead.
"Ouch, I am dead." -- Strom Thurmond, earlier this evening
ayon kay goatse ika-26 ng Hunyo, 2003
A century-old moron from South Carolina who was a member of the Seperatist Party. One of his accomplices was Trent Lott. The old crochety little bastard.
Hah! Ah'm Storm Thurrrmond! I hate blacks! Hur hur hur hur......auuuggghh! NURSE! AH BROKE MAH HIP AGAIN!!!!
ayon kay Journey Fan ika-26 ng Oktubre, 2004
The KKK's butt buddy.
That cracks posing as the kkk cried like a queer bitch when Strom Thurmond died.
ayon kay NAACP ika-05 ng Hulyo, 2003
A dead guy who once hit on my government teacher in an elevator.
My Gov't Teacher: Hi.
Strom Thurmond: What's your name?
My Gov't Teacher: Jeannie.
Strom Thurmond: You are one fine piece of woman.
Strom Thurmond: What's your name?
My Gov't Teacher: Jeannie.
Strom Thurmond: You are one fine piece of woman.
ayon kay someone amazing ika-03 ng Marso, 2005


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Jackson Pollock, Alchemy, 1947, oil, aluminum (and enamel?) paint, and string on canvas, 114.6 x 221.3 cm. Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice 76.2553 PG 150 [info]Considered one of the iconic paintings of the 20th century, part of her collection of Peggy Guggenheim, Alchemy (1947) by Jackson Pollock (1912–1956) traveled to the Opificio delle Pietre Dure in Florence in December 2013 for study and conservation. Over more than a year, this exhibition will illustrate the examination, conservation and cleaning of Pollock's Alchemy, with video in 3D, high-definition imagery and interactive tools that will make it possible to appreciate the work in detail in its materiality and its extensive palette of 19 colors.
Charles Pollock, Chapala 3, 1956, oil and tempera on canvas, 121.9 x 91.4 cm. Solomon R. Guggenheim, Venice. Gift, Charles Pollock Archives, courtesy American Contemporary Art Gallery, Munich 2009.36 [info]The exhibition documents Charles Pollock's full career, with most of the material (art and documents, some of it never before exhibited) being loaned by the Charles Pollock Archive, Paris, thanks to the Pollock family. Additional loans will come from members of the Pollock family, from the Archives of American Art/Smithsonian Institution, and other Institutions and private collections. Early letters, photos and sketches will document the relations between Charles and Jackson.
Jackson Pollock, Mural, 1943, oil and casein on canvas, 242.9 x 603.9. Gift of Peggy Guggenheim, 1959.6. University of Iowa Museum of Art. Reproduced with permission from The University of IowaDavid Anfam, leading authority on Abstract Expressionism, is curating a touring exhibition of Jackson Pollock's Mural (1943, University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City) following its conservation and cleaning at the Getty Conservation Institute and exhibition first at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, and then in Sioux City, Iowa. The Peggy Guggenheim Collection will be the first European venue for this presentation of Mural, Jackson Pollock's largest painting and now considered by some to be the single most important American painting of the 20th century. This privilege acknowledges that Mural was commissioned in the summer of 1943 (and completed by early November the same year) by Peggy Guggenheim for her New York apartment on East 61st Street.
V.S. Gaitonde, Untitled, 1962, ink and watercolor on paper, 55.9 x 76.2 cm. Collection of Kiran Nadar, Nuova DelhiComprising 45 major paintings and works on paper drawn from 30 leading public institutions and private collections across Asia, Europe, and the United States, this is the first retrospective exhibition dedicated to the work of celebrated Indian modern painter Vasudeo Santu Gaitonde (1924–2001). Gaitonde's work presents an unparalleled opportunity to explore Indian modern art as it played out in the metropolitan centers of Bombay (now Mumbai) and New Delhi from the late 1940s through the end of the 20th century. Born in Nagpur, India, Gaitonde was an artist of singular stature, known to fellow artists and intellectuals, as well as to later generations of students and collectors, as a man of uncompromising artistic integrity of spirit and purpose.


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Cinematheque . Film Schedule . The Strange Monsieur Victor
Jean Grémillon in the Thirties
L'etrange Monsieur Victor
France | 1938 | Jean Grémillon
In this noirish psychological suspense drama, a mild-mannered French businessman (Raimu) decides to cut his ties to local mobsters and clean up his act when his wife (Madeleine Renaud) gives birth to their first child. But his good intentions go awry when he inadvertently kills a man, and an innocent person (Pierre Blanchar) is convicted of the crime, rendering the shopkeeper confused and guilt-ridden. One of Grémillon's greatest movies! Imported 35mm print from the Institut Français.
103 min. Subtitles.
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"I have the nerve to walk my own way, however hard, in my search for reality, rather than climb upon the rattling wagon of wishful illusion."—Zora Neal Hurston, born on this day in 1891 and today's Google Doodle!
She grew up in Eatonville, Florida, the first incorporated African-American community in the United States, with a population of about 125. Hurston loved it there, and would set many of her stories in Eatonville, depicting it as a sort of Utopia; she also described it in her 1928 essay, "How It Feels to Be Colored Me." When she was 13, her mother died, and her father remarried immediately, so she was sent to a boarding school in Jacksonville, Florida. She was expelled when her father stopped paying her tuition, and she went to live with a series of family members.
She went to Howard University, and cofounded the school's newspaper, The Hilltop. She was offered a scholarship to Barnard College, where she studied anthropology, and she was the college's only black student. She published many short stories in the 1920s and early '30s, and her first book, Mules and Men (1935), was an anthropological study of African-American folklore. She's best known for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937).
A founding member of the Harlem Renaissance, Hurston died in poverty in 1960 and was buried in an unmarked grave. In 1973, novelist Alice Walker and literary scholar Charlotte Hunt found an unmarked grave in the cemetery where Hurston was buried, and marked it as hers. Alice Walker wrote about the event in her article "In Search of Zora Neale Hurston" (1975), and the article sparked a renewed interest in Hurston's writing.
(via Writer's Almanac)
Always reblog Zora.
Thank you, Mr. President! He and his wife will not be attending the Olympics this year in Russia.
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Little bit of the fox, and a little bit of the First of the Year
ding ding ding ding ding diring diding - by Grelion
(This isn't overdone until I say it's overdone…which isn't now)
Finally scanned it. With the preliminary sketch.
"I hate to hear you talk about all women as if they were fine ladies instead of rational creatures. None of us want to be in calm waters all our lives." - Jane Austen