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Louis Spohr (born Braunschweig 1784, died Kassel 1859), was one of the most influential and respected musicians of his time. Enthusiastic concert notices following his debut as a virtuoso violinist in two of his own concertos at the Leipzig Gewandhaus in 1804 secured for him the post of Konzertmeister at the small but 'enlightened' court of Gotha. Between 1805 and 1812, with a small but accomplished orchestra at his disposal, Spohr wrote his first significant works: the Fifth Violin Concerto, the Concertante for two violins and orchestra (Op 48) and the first two clarinet concertos. A natural gift for broad, flowing melody and a flair for orchestration were soon apparent in a style whose increasingly rich harmonic flavour imbued his music with a mild, wistful Romanticism. His reputation quickly spread in Germany, the result of extensive concert tours with his harpist wife, Dorette, and in 1811 he was called upon to direct Germany's first music festival at Frankenhausen. From this period of growing self-confidence date the first immature string quartets and operas, the first symphony and an oratorio.
Spohr had long desired to work in Europe's musical capital, Vienna, and his appointment there as Orchesterdirektor of the Theater an der Wien from 1813 to 1815 initiated an important period of creative activity. In Vienna Spohr completed his first successful opera, Faust, and wrote two of his most enduring and characteristic works, the Nonet (Op 31) and the Octet (Op 32). Of deeper significance was the new seriousness of purpose which pervaded the Op 29 Quartets and the Seventh Violin Concerto, Op 38, the result, perhaps, of his personal acquaintance with Beethoven.
The next few years were hectic and varied as Spohr toured extensively through Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Holland. From 1817 to 1819 he was Kapellmeister at Frankfurt where he produced his opera Zemire und Azor. In 1820 he made the first of six visits to England, where his prestige remained high until the end of the century, and Paris, where he met one of his idols, Cherubini.
The summit of Spohr's career was his appointment as Hofkapellmeister at Kassel in 1822, a post he held until his retirement in 1857, during which time he wrote arguably his greatest music. The first twelve years at Kassel were particularly rich in fine works: the opera Jessonda, the oratorios The Last Judgment and Calvary, the Third and Sixth Symphonies, the String Quartets Opp 68 and 74, the String Quintet Op 69, and the first three double quartets.
During the 1830s Spohr suffered three severe personal blows with the deaths of his violinist brother, Ferdinand, his first wife, Dorette, and his youngest daughter, Therese. His personal éclat was at its highest during the 1840s, a time when his music was beginning to seem conservative by comparison with the younger Romantics Berlioz, Schumann, Liszt and Wagner. Furthermore, his position at Kassel became increasingly arduous, his every endeavour put in jeopardy by the indifference and petty restrictions of the court. Only a few inspired works enliven this period: the Fourth Double Quartet (1847), the String Sextet (1848) and the Septet (1853). Sadly, Spohr's last years were tinged with disillusionment and bitterness concerning the state of music and the political future of Germany, and frustration at no longer being able to create music of a quality to match his own high ideals.
To his contemporaries, Spohr was a standard-bearer of pure German art and a revered link with the age of Haydn and Mozart. A progressive and innovative conductor, his example helped to popularize the use of the baton; he unselfishly introduced the works of his contemporaries into his concerts, was a notable interpreter of Beethoven's large-scale works, a supporter of the young Wagner and a prime mover in the Bach renaissance. Spohr taught over two hundred pupils from all over Europe, and his Violinschule (1831) laid the foundations of modern violin technique. He was the supporter of countless musical societies, a Freemason, an idealistic Liberal Democrat who passionately desired the unification of Germany, and one of music's greatest travellers.
In his autobiography, Spohr recalled that it was the highly regarded violinist and composer Andreas Romberg (1767–1821) who first proposed the idea of a double quartet 'the last time we played together before he died'. Spohr held Romberg in some esteem—he was Spohr's successor at Gotha—and dedicated his String Quartets, Op 29, to him. He may even have examined the older composer's own sketches for an unfinished double quartet. Spohr's enthusiasm for this 'ideal' medium was unbounded and he was confident in pioneering 'a wholly new kind of instrumental work'. He was especially attracted by the prospect of utilizing the richer textures that would inevitably result from the subtle antiphonal interplay between two equal, yet independent, quartets. In fact, Spohr had recently explored these possibilities 'vocally' in his Mass for two choirs, Op 54 (1821), and would do so again, with arguable success, in his Seventh Symphony, Op 121, for two orchestras (1841). However, the concept of two quartets sharing the musical argument as equal partners was only gradually developed throughout the four double quartets, and only completely realized in the Fourth. The first two works in particular concentrate Spohr's characteristic concertante brilliance exclusively in the 'first' quartet, whilst the 'second' quartet performs an accompanying role.
The First Double Quartet was written during March and April 1823, and was published as Op 65 two years later. Spohr's London friend the organist, composer and conductor of the London Philharmonic Society concerts, Sir George Smart, was present at a performance of the work whilst on a visit to Kassel in November 1825, and wrote in his journal: 'The quartet took 28 minutes […] The effect was good. Spohr played beautifully. It is very difficult for the four principal instruments.' He also noted the seating arrangements which emphasized the concertino/ripieno relationship between the two quartets: two separate groups, the first violin and cello in each group facing each other. Spohr was delighted with the reception given to his First Double Quartet, and flattered when a young composer, Louis Pape, later Hofkomponist at Oldenburg, sent him a double quartet of his own.
The Second Double Quartet was written in December 1827 and Spohr made a conscious effort to treat the two quartets more equally. Although there are dazzling solo passages, particularly in the opening 'Allegro vivace' and the finale, the overall style is less brilliant. This is music that needs no analysis to support it. It would be difficult to resist the warm, rich melodiousness of the first movement: the rather severe 'eighteenth-century' Menuetto with its melting Trio, a duet for violin and viola; the elegant 'Larghetto con moto' with its striking pizzicato passages for the second quartet, or the finale's breathless verve, one of Spohr's jauntiest inspirations.
The Third Double Quartet, in E minor, was composed during December and January 1832/3 and, following the usual practice, was first given at one of Spohr's regular string quartet circles. Perhaps it was this work that Sterndale Bennett heard at a similar soirée in Kassel in 1842: 'I never heard such playing in my life. He [Spohr] is now nearly sixty years old, but has the greatest energy.'
The grave melancholy of the opening 'Adagio — Allegro' pervades much of this predominantly lyrical work, but is partially relieved by the dazzling virtuosity of the 'Andante con variazioni'. The underlying tension, reflecting perhaps the emergence of a deep-rooted despondency in the composer caused by growing disillusionment with his position at Kassel, reappears in the form of restless agitation in the Scherzo. The mood changes in the trio (tonic major) as the breezy, wide-ranging melody is tossed from instrument to instrument in the 'first' quartet with striking virtuosity. A new mood of resolute optimism appears in the Finale which even the minor-mode second theme, with its insistent triplet figure, cannot dispel.
The Third is arguably the finest of the series, but the Fourth Double Quartet, in G minor, written during April and May 1847, most closely matches Spohr's original conception of the medium. The freshness of invention often lacking in Spohr's works from the 1840s and onwards is to be found here in full measure. A high level of inspiration is maintained throughout the entire work which is notable for its extraordinary textural richness, rhythmic vitality and ingenious 'echo' effects between the two quartets.
With the exception of the Nonet, Op 31, and the Octet, Op 32 (both recorded on Hyperion CDA66699), Spohr's chamber works have not enjoyed wide circulation in our century. His string quintets and sextet, piano quintets and trios and thirty-four string quartets contain hidden riches but are largely unknown. Only the violin duets have always retained the respect of musicians and musicologists. In any final assessment, however, the double quartets must be reckoned to be of an exceptional order and deserve a secure place in the repertoire of supreme examples of Romantic chamber music.
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text: Detroit Demise Spurs Tourist Attraction of 'Ruin Porn' Print article Send a Tip by Robert Wilde 26 Dec 2013 post a comment Sightseeing of abandoned buildings, factories, schools, and churches is becoming a growing industry in the now dilapidated city of Detroit. Some people come from far away to visit Los Angeles and tour the houses of the rich and famous. Architectural student Oliver Kearney came from England to tour the ruins of Detroit. "No other American city has seen decline on this scale," Kearney claims. With 78,000 remaining vacant structures that investors are cool on renovating, and with a city too bankrupt to shell out the $8000 per structure needed to demolish them, the landscape has become a fertile ground for curious exploration. Kearney explains that in Europe, when buildings become derelict, they tear them down. "In Detroit, you can relate, you can see traces of what's happened, you can really feel the history of a city," he says. Since the city declared bankruptcy in July, there has been an appreciable increase in visitors inquiring about the ruins. Photographers from all over have come to take pictures capturing the downfall of the once burgeoning motor city. A couple of French photographers produced a book called The Ruins of Detroit. Jesse Welter, a former aircraft mechanic living in the Detroit suburb of Royal Oak, made frequent visits to the city with his camera in hand. At first, Welter sold his photographs of the decaying buildings at an artists' market. When he noticed the intense interest visitors had in seeing pictures of the the declining cityscape, Welter started a tour bus business. Charging $45 per person, he guides tourists through the city, showing them the devastation and blight of the old landmark structures like the Packard Automotive Plant, the train station, and the East Grand Boulevard Methodist Church. However, not all the citizens are happy with Welter's ambition. Some see him as an exploiter of the city's demise and refer to the gaping as "ruin porn." Jean Vortkamp, a community activist and former mayoral candidate, stated, "The decay is not cool, not arty-farty. I see the lady with bags and three layers of clothes on, and then I see a group of white young people climb out of their dads' cars with cameras that are worth so much." Welter disagrees with Vortkamp, saying that his actions can stir up activism to help restore the city. Moreover, seeing Detroit as it is can provide a cautionary tale for others cities. "It makes you question your mortality as a species. We try to make our mark on the planet by building these concrete and brick structures, but Rome obviously fell," Welker said. "What is Manhattan going to look like in 300 years? Is it still going to be a bustling metropolis?"


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The weakest states are stronger than US banks
I noticed something very interesting in some research that Markit, a data provider that tracks the credit-default swap market, released yesterday: the worst U.S. municipal credits (California, Illinois and New Jersey) are considered much stronger than all the major U.S. banks save JP Morgan. New York state is considered stronger than Mr. Dimon's bank!
Why this is especially important in muniland is that these U.S. banks write a lot of credit-default swaps insuring the debt of these large states, which seems upside-down given that credit markets view the banks as weaker than the states they insure. This raises questions about the validity of the whole muni CDS market. I'll dig around on this issue a little more.
Heavy political support for ending municipal-bond tax exemption
Bloomberg writes about several strong political forces in favor of ending the tax exclusion from municipal bond interest payments. I still haven't seen a definitive cost analysis of the change though. Maybe the President's proposal to reduce the tax exclusion on muni bonds for those earning over $200,000 is a signal to Republicans that the administration is willing to negotiate the issue. From Bloomberg:
The idea of phasing out the exemption has been raised in the past year as part of a broader discussion of ways to reduce the federal deficit. A proposal in the House of Representatives by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, sought an end to the break.
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FAILURES – Lauri Tukonen(11th overall in 2004) played just 5 NHL games and Colten Teubert (13th in 2008) hasn't panned out. Going back a little further, 18th overall pick in 2001, Jens Karlsson, never even came to North America let alone played an NHL game.
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Is this about Mr. Harper or Mr. Sheen? Both have a habit of connecting with pompous, selfish gold-digging monsters. At least Mr. Harper doesn't breed with them.
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Husbands commit adultery (even against hot models) because after marriage the woman refuses to have sex. For example, Tiger.
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After a seven year drought with no Hawkeyes being selected as first team all-conference players, Roy Devyn Marble has broken that spell. Adam Hulaska was the last Hawkeye to receive first team All-Big Ten honors and that was back in 2007; now Marble is selected in 2014.
Marble is coming off a season in which he was asked to carry the load for the Hawkeyes. Whether he did a good job of it is a debatable topic and I'm sure many people have different opinions on the topic. Marble led the Hawkeyes in scoring with 17 per game and was second to Mike Gesell in assists at 3.5 per game.
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That's quite the compliment considering how good Evan Turner was in the Big Ten.
Marble currently ranks 6th in scoring in Hawkeye history with 1,662 points and is 14 points away from passing Ronnie Lester for fifth; a number that should be reached on Thursday night against the Northwestern Wildcats.
Marble's teammate, Aaron White, was selected to the third team by both the coaches and the media. White was second on the team in scoring with 13.3 points per game and led the Hawkeyes in rebounding with about 7 per game.
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Save the date! Our Fall Festival is on Sunday, November 9th. Free food, games, huge bounce house, face painting and more! Come join the fun and get to know other families. The Promiseland students are singing at the 10:45 service if you would like to come and experience pure cuteness! Otherwise the festivities will begin around 12:00 – 12:15. Hope you stop by! Please RSVP @ 727-576-1772 so we can be sure to provide enough food for all!
Click here for our Calendar of Events and other helpful reminders!If you would like to place an advertisement on our website, please contact us and we'll work on it with you as to sizes and prices. Since it is a fairly new site, the costs will be extremely affordable and can be done on a monthly, bi-monthly or yearly basis.
Below is a little bit about us….(click on the "about us" tab, above, for more detailed information about our program)
Promiseland Preschool is located at…
1900 Gandy Blvd. N.
Saint Petersburg, FL 33702
Phone: (727) 576-1772 Fax: (727)579-0112
Ages 2 through 5 years
Monday through Friday
Please call for pricing information.
Multiple day/time options are available.
Yvette Hagerman - Promiseland Preschool Director
DeLora Jackson - Promiseland Preschool Assistant Director
"Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6
Our Mission:
Promiseland Preschool was organized as a ministry of First Baptist Church of St. Petersburg. Through planned activities our goals are to offer an enriching academic program to guide the development of preschoolers socially, emotionally, physically intellectually, and spiritually. It is our belief that our preschool must provide a safe and happy environment with qualified, loving, and concerned personnel. Our stimulating activities and experiences prepare the child for future educational processes and are presented in a fun manner that helps encourage a positive self-image.
Our Staff:
The staff of Promiseland Preschool is dedicated to providing the highest quality and standards of Early Childhood Education. All staff are members of the National Association of Education of Young Children which provides valuable information of the constant research and laws that pertain to this field. We strive to provide only the most age-appropriate and loving environment where all of our children will be excited about learning.
Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum:
Teaching is a process that requires setting self-defined goals, allowing flexibility, and lending itself to continuous evaluation. This is achieved by identifying areas of cognition, providing age-appropriate experiences, selecting relevant materials which support the premise of meeting the child where he/she is and taking him/her from there to the next level. More specifically, there should be concern for the worth, value and dignity of each individual and the recognition that group interaction is a fundamental need that is a basis to our society. A child's mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual growth is always our goal.
- Wee Learn Curriculum
- The Letter People Curriculum
- Computer Class
- Creative Play
- Art
- Spanish
- Music & Movement
- Sign Language
- Chapel
- Voluntary Pre-K
- Educational Partners
- Storytime Soccer – Social skills, team work and more!
- TechStars – Technology education
- Bee Bus – Health education


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What A Joy
I vividly remember
The instant you emerged
From your mother's womb
And into the hospital room
There I stood... in awe
Beholding my newborn
And after receiving you
I introduced you to our world
My daughter, my Makeda
What a joy to see you!
You were once so little
That you were able to fit
Neatly into my hands...
For the rest of my life
I will relive those first days
As I held you against my chest
Amazed that your mother
And I were your parents
My daughter, my Makeda
What a joy to hold you!
It began when your eyes
Met mine for the very first
Time, would soon show us
The dawn of your sweet smile
And after awhile we heard
Your laughter fill our home
As my heart burst full of
Love for you and your mother
My daughter, my Makeda
What a joy to know you
Each day brought us a new gift
I was surprised when
Slowly, sounds shaped into
Your first words: Mama, Dada
And rhythm allowed you to
Move and dance, standing
Then taking a chance with
Finding your first steps
My daughter, my Makeda
What a joy to watch you!
Now, twelve months with you
Have become a year and
Soon you will walk beside me
Speaking to your Daddy
There's so much to discover
You, me, and your mother
Have a lifetime together, and
You're our love at the center
My daughter, my Makeda
What a joy to teach you!
(c) 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
What A Joy
What A Joy
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
From Four Corners
From Four Corners
He emigrated from the rustic green hills
Of Avellino, Italy, to journey
So far beyond that small universe until
Crossing geographic borders that surely
Could not contain his imagination, and still
Laid a foundation for family, strong and sturdy
He taught me how to wonder; now I know its worth
I'm created from the four corners of my birth
She valued hard work and determination
The keys made for opening an auspicious
Future, sown by an early education
And I still can taste the Sicilian dishes
Prepared in her kitchen, presenting occasion
For listening to guidance and best wishes
She told me to always strive; now I know its worth
I'm created from the four corners of my birth
She looked through radiant portals of prayer
To help direct her in daily interactions
Finding reasons to live, laugh, love, and to bear
Witness to others with ceaseless compassion
And charity that could not even compare
To her trust in God and saintly satisfaction
She taught me how to have faith; now I know its worth
I'm created from the four corners of my birth
He required no handicap to play his course
In all his endeavors, he remained steadfast
Able to succeed and become a driving force
A man who would not be defined by the past
Using inspiration from the heavenly Source
To produce gladness in his heart, unabashed
He showed me how to endure; now I know its worth
I'm created from the four corners of my birth
(c) 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
Forever Loved
Forever Loved
This night she lies here, drawing in gentle breaths
And quietly dreams of another wondrous day gone by
This night, safely tucked against her mother's breast
She abides in the natural abundance of love's supply
Our little daughter, warmly wrapped in your lullaby
Shielded from any shadow that would have her suffer
She knows that you will be there to attend her cry
Between you is a sacred bond, found betwixt no other
You are forever loved, for you are forever her mother
(c) 2014
Monday, April 14, 2014
Like so many leaves scattered by the wind
I had been trying to find my pieces of mind
And reassemble them back to normalcy
Back to some cohesive construction
Of my native soul
How was I to know?
I had believed that I stood as ancient stone
My own ego against the seasons of life
Blowing around me and through me
Shifting the ground beneath my feet
Through the flurry
How was I to see?
I could not know, or see, really only feel
For the conspicuous was concealed
Until I would yield to this magnificent
Force that had clothed me in composure
So I could rejoice in
Life's blessings
(c) 2014
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
The Dance Of Life & Death
Time can be such an elusive creature. Just when you think that you finally have a grasp of it, you lose your control as it wriggles free and speeds away from you. It has been over five months now since I've even made an honest attempt at writing and composing my thoughts… something that I used to do so freely and frequently. Life has cemented me in place. I indeed seemed to have lost my grasp of time, but what I gained in return was even greater, time to grow with my family… with my beautiful five month old daughter. The perspective that my time and creativity was lost or wasted is only one side of the story. The truth is that my energy and my focus was elsewhere, it was on something even greater than my love of writing. During these past five months (and beyond) some of the most wonderful, awe inspiring, and emotional events have occurred in my life, good and positive as well as sad and heartbreaking. For certain, my silence was not for a lack of something to write about. In fact, I felt overwhelmed and unable to properly pay tribute to what I was experiencing. Perhaps these moments were too potent and expansive for me to capture at the time, but now looking back I can see a pattern. So, now I break the silence to tell the tale of these voiceless months, the tale of life and death.
Even before I became a father I felt as if I had tuned in to some mystical frequency only afforded to those who truly can grasp the significance of life and the loss of life, a preparation for parenthood. I think that as human beings we have the ability to ponder life, which is remarkable in itself, but for the most part we tune out in order to have a sense of normalcy. So rather than having some uncanny realization, I believe that my sense of experiencing life was heightened. The truth is that the speed of life (and my practice of recording it in writing) had changed even before my baby was born, and occurred during the nine months waiting for her. The feeling of excitement and the sense of urgency was ubiquitous. I worked twice as hard, thought twice as often, and ate twice as much waiting for this due date on the calendar looming ahead in the distance. It was during this time that I first keenly observed the balance of life and death in action.
Months into our pregnancy (I was guarding the belly, she was pregnant), my wife was able to bring home her mother from Ghana. It was a joyous occasion, this reunion between mother and daughter after many years living apart. It was during this same month, the day when students at the high school where I teach were to go on their Thanksgiving break, when one of the students tragically drowned in the school pool during a gym class. He was a recent immigrant from Ghana, which had a strange antithetical parallel to the new beginning that we would enjoy in our own family. As one mother mourned her son, a daughter celebrated her mother. This congruency between life and death was only just beginning.
I remember that it was about one month later when my wife was about 17 weeks through her pregnancy, and the terrible news of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut broke. I was thinking of the parents of the young children who had sent them off to another regular day of school just before the holidays, and who had no idea that they would never see their children alive again. It struck a chord deep within my soul as I was anticipating and joyfully expecting my own child in the months to come. It also struck me that this tragic event unfolded only a week before most of Christendom celebrated the birth of Jesus Christ, filled with the symbolism of innocence and unconditional love. The irony was disturbing. I could only think about the loss of life that a mother or father had nurtured and protected, even before that life came into the world, and then to have it whisked away without any warning. My wife and I didn't know the sex of our baby growing in the womb, but we knew that we were parents, and we knew the human worth and the love that we had for our baby even though we could not see her.
The following month, a former student of mine who had graduated from high school the year before had sadly died from complications after becoming ill. It happened suddenly and unexpectedly. I had seen this student almost every day during her time at the high school. She was my pupil, my teacher's assistant, a member of my after-school club, she was a young friend. I had proudly watched her graduate the previous summer, and I was able to congratulate her happy family. My wife and I were greeted by her in surprise while shopping in a store only a few weeks before she had shockingly passed on. I can remember how she was so excited to see our baby growing in my wife's belly. The next time I would see her was when she was lying in a casket at her funeral. It was one of the most heartbreaking things I had ever bore witness to, the death of someone I cared about who had their whole future in front of them. Someone that I had just seen and spoken to could smile and speak no more. The same family members that I had hugged with congratulations less than a year before, I now hugged with condolences. It was difficult to accept. Yet two weeks later one of my good friends had welcomed his baby son into the world. And all throughout this time of waiting and anticipating our own baby child, I clearly saw the dance between life and death, the interplay between its miraculous and joyous beginnings and the tragedy and the suffering of death.
Without a doubt, the greatest moment of my life so far, and the most definitive, was bearing witness to the birth of my baby daughter. Nine long months of waiting… not knowing whether we were having a boy or a girl, we were ready to greet our child into the world. After her safe and smooth delivery, I had the honor of introducing our daughter to her mother and calling her by the name we had chosen for her. The emotions running through me and the significance of the moment could not be captured in words as I cut the cord and held my daughter close to me for the first time. Unconditional love! Anticipating fatherhood had changed my life in many ways, but of course actually becoming a father changed my life in an unfathomable way. I instantly became conscious of the fact that I was now a family man and that my wife and my daughter were the most important people in my life and I would do anything to protect them. My eyes were open to an awareness I had not known until then.
Our daughter was only two months old when my wife and I took her on a 2,000 mile road trip to visit my grandmother, and meet her only great-grandmother for the first time. The summer pilgrimage was a beautiful one. Precious moments were spent together as we traveled and enjoyed our family vacation, but the greatest was when my Grandma was able to hold her great-granddaughter and watch her as she learned how to smile. Four generations were united together, beholding one another in love and wonder. It was a true testament to life. Life that seemed energized with the promise of tomorrow. After spending a couple of weeks with my grandmother and the rest of our family, we made our way back home. My grandmother stood by the door and waved goodbye to us, the same way she had always done since we were children. I left with the confidence that we would see her again the following summer. Life had a response to my presumption. Three weeks later, my grandmother passed. She had been healthy, happy, and buoyant when we saw her. She died in her own home after having a stroke. Though it was sudden and sad, my Grandma had made peace with her mortality. She had outlived her husband, she had seen my brothers and I get married, and she met her first great-grandchild. She had a spirit of love and genuine acceptance of life and the promise of heaven. She was ready to go, she wanted to go, I can only imagine that she felt fulfilled. I traveled back to say goodbye to the last grandparent I had left, and watch my Dad say goodbye to his mother. Once again, I watched the familiar dance between life and death.
As I write, outside my window I can see brown leaves crackling in the chilly wind, falling to the ground… in character of a typical autumn. Just as nature has its seasons, so too does the cycle of life. During this past year I've silently watched the dance between life and death unfold in several acts, a performance that was woven through awful tragedy and heartbreak, wondrous joy, and finally acceptance. It opened with conception and with hearing the first beat of my daughter's heart during the last autumn. It concluded with our family saying goodbye during the euthanasia of our beloved family dog just a couple of weeks ago and hearing his heart beat for the last time. This dance is incomprehensible, it is natural… it is mystic. It is something witnessed but not truly captured. In the end, I can say that I have seen it, I have studied it, and yet I am none the wiser. However, I do know the steps to the eternal dance, and now I am free to fall back into it, accept it, and find my muse. Life goes on, and I must write on.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Nightenday Meditation
Nightenday Meditation
Nocturnal breezes
Dancing in through the window
Such splendid silence
A peace can always be found
When we surrender to it
Hints of sunlight bring
Morning greetings from songbirds
There is a lesson
A chance to compose oneself
And send out our own blessings
(c) 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
March Forward
March Forward
That day will come when we all must testify
How will we answer questions they'll ask us?
Why did blood fountain from the Arab Spring?
And what of the Syria's business in Damascas?
Who saw the storm of discord spread into Mali?
When militants troubled ancient Timbuktu
A hot desert wind fed by their ammunition
Erasing manuscripts from an African school
The world needs peace in a time of great chaos
Instead, we are being pacified by our fear
The final act of a self-fulfilling Doomsday
Why transform when we believe the end is near?
After the darkest of night comes the daylight
So we search the horizon for the sun's rays
We look for our savior while forgetting that
Things stay the same until we change our ways
One can hear a cardinal sing, Habemus Papam
To hearken the dawn of a new type of papacy
Perhaps a change for the chair of St. Peter
But they know David's throne is for Selassie
In this time, the Rootsman marches forward
Driven by the Nyahbinghi riddim, hidden deep
Knowing that in life, hope Springs eternal
When we are synchronized with JAH heartbeat
(c) 2013


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*TOP REVIEWER* gc2011 on 11/14/2012 3:46:00 PM more reviews by gc2011
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Unexpectedly, I absolutely adore this.
I fully expected to hate it, given the marketing of this brand - but the exuberant floral with such warm, dessert-like undertones completely won me over. It is a perfect scent for a fun night out - or just injecting some fun into the otherwise mundane.
Excellent longevity and sillage, without smacking people over the head that happen to walk by you. . . or share an elevator with you. . . .
I love the packaging, too - just wish the gorgeous bottle topper wasn't plastic. Oh, well.
I've found that they carry refillable 0.25 EDP purse sprays at my local Walgreen's for $9.99, so that's a plus. I plan to buy backups. . . .
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*TOP REVIEWER* nathaliez on 10/26/2012 10:28:00 PM more reviews by nathaliez
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I tried it today for the first time , I had a sample and sprayed it, and I looked at the name because it smells real pretty!! It is indeed juicy but not in a typical fruity way, this is more grown up, and a nice mix, not synthetic, very attractive scent!! The bottle deserves to look nicer though
Put that perfume in a fancy bottle and it would be perfect, it smells rich, and it has enough projection that you can smell it for a while!!!
A nice surprise!!
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Coronet on 9/16/2012 8:25:00 PM more reviews by Coronet
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
This fragrance is similar to Couture Couture, but it's a lot stronger, more floral, and it's more mature, in my opinion. If I had to compare the fragrances in terms of age group, I would say Viva La Juicy would be for the younger lady (teens, young twenties), Couture would be for twenties, and this fragrance would be for older twenties, thirties+. It's a very floral smell and reminds me a bouquet of flowers and has insane staying power. I sprayed some on me at the store on my wrists and I could smell it after taking a shower 12 hours later. If you do use it, make sure to spray it very, very conservatively since it's a very potent EDP. I really do like the smell, but I think I prefer Couture since it's a tad less strong than this scent and I think this one can get a little on the overpowering side.
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TrickVintage on 8/28/2012 12:55:00 AM more reviews by TrickVintage
Age: 44-55 Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Cool Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
this is a sophisticated sexy fragrance. uber feminine. i absolutely love it.
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sunsetbreeze on 8/23/2012 4:20:00 AM more reviews by sunsetbreeze
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Cool Hair: Brown, Medium Eyes: Black
I love this perfume! It's hard to describe but this is my go-to winter perfume.
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jacki3lilly on 8/13/2012 2:02:00 AM more reviews by jacki3lilly
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This perfume would be wonderful if you are an older women around 50-80. Though for me i don't like it one bit. It smells like old lady and just gross and repelling. I literally gag at the stench of this.
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swimmerkoki on 7/13/2012 5:02:00 PM more reviews by swimmerkoki
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
my favorite scent. end of story. I began wearing this in like the 9th grade? and now im still wearing it going into my senior year. I can't get tired of it!! and i actually get compliments on this smell :3. hahaha i always buy the one oz so its not AS expensive but yet lasts a long as time.
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*TOP REVIEWER* NatanYah on 6/27/2012 8:44:00 PM more reviews by NatanYah
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm Hair: Brown, Relaxed Eyes: Brown
This is a very feminine, fruity/floral scent. Not headache inducing at all. Very complimentary to my body chemistry.
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*TOP REVIEWER* pulsesync on 6/20/2012 9:21:00 AM more reviews by pulsesync
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I think this scent is basic but good. I am bad at describing scents but this one never stuck out as WOW THAT'S SPECIAL! like other strong scents I like. I like it for casual things and hotter days. Nobody compliments me on this but I guess I wear it for my own comfort.
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*TOP REVIEWER* stls on 5/31/2012 3:27:00 PM more reviews by stls
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
Well, on me all I can detect is tuberose and lily from beginning to the end. Not bad but definitely not complex enough to sample more than twice. Lasting power is very good however.
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How management by the numbers is changing American election campaigns: Research brief
2014 research brief on the impact and implications of "computational management" of election campaigns, by Daniel Kreiss of UNC Chapel Hill and the Scholars Strategy Network.
How quickly we forget: The duration of persuasion effects from mass communication
2013 study in Political Communication demonstrating the short-lived effects of political advertising and implications for democracy.
Twitter, politics and the public: Research roundup
Updated June 2013: A review of scholarly studies that examine Twitter use by politicians, policymakers and the public.
Negative political ads, the 2012 campaign and voter effects: Research roundup
Updated May 2013: A review of scholarship and resources related to negative campaign advertising and its effects.
Pew Research: Twitter reaction to events often at odds with overall public opinion
2013 report from the Pew Research Center demonstrating how discussions on Twitter often do not reflect more general national sentiment.
Counterframing effects: Political messages, competition and uncertainty
2013 study in The Journal of Politics on the idea that there is a universally successful strategy for political messages that attempt to rebut contrary claims.
Irony of satire: Political ideology and the motivation to see what you want to see in The Colbert Report
2011 study in the International Journal of Press/Politics investigates the influence of political ideology on a viewer's perceptions of satirist Stephen Colbert.
Exit polls: Better or worse since the 2000 election?
2008 paper from Harvard's Shorenstein Center reviews the history of exit polls in the United States and examines their evolution and emerging problems.
Courting Christians: How candidates prime religious considerations in campaign ads
2012 study from Louisiana State University in The Journal of Politics on the impact of religious messaging in political advertisements.
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Creamy Garlic King Prawns Recipe
Creamy Garlic King Prawns is a quick and simple main meal dish that will be a big hit with garlic lovers! Crushed Garlic is sautéed in butter and combined with cream to make a delicious sauce, then fresh King Prawns are added and cooked until pink and delicious. Served over rice or noodles, this dish takes only minutes to make.
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An Indochinese recipe with prawns that you will relish.This video help you how to make prawns chilly.
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