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- The Tragic Age: A Novel (Hardcover)
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When a kid said that people that like Faulkner like him for the stories namely the plot and actions , Jake was like, NO! I was in awe. That class is so amazing. I just had a meeting with Jake. It went really well. We talked out my ideas and I figured out how to begin thinking about them. He made an analogy to help me understand better what I am trying to accomplish. He said that when you make a mix tape, you sometimes might put a song right next to another song and those songs may have the same beats.
If they do, when the person listens to the second song, they will pick up on the beat, maybe more than on the lyrics or melody because the matching beats of each song are put next to each other. If you matched songs with the same melody, the listener would notice the melody maybe more than other aspects of the song. This is what I'm supposed to do with my paper.
Take the Amy Hempel story that I've chosen to explore and put it next to other short stories we've read that utilize similar ideas or techniques so that the stories bring those ideas out of one another. My topic is language. Also, Jake somehow knows that I have aspirations to be a writer. How does he know this? And he got grumpy when I said I only write papers the night before they're due. I did this to see what he though about such a practice, already knowing what the answer would be. He told me that I am cheating myself if I do that because such actions do not afford me the time to reformulate thoughts or be more articulate.
He told me to start my paper today. And so I shall. I was very proud of myself because I really respect Jake and it is always nice when someone you admire says something good about you. In English today I realized how amazing Jake actually is. The reckoning is here.
Before this closing song, the penultimate track, Ariadne Nota bene: Ariadne is an allusion to Greek mythology, the daughter of Minos, who is associated with mazes or labyrinths drifts into a recording of Morton saying:. I forgive you brothers and sisters, Thread my neck into the noose. Perhaps not physical life Morton is not suicidal in these verses , but more like the death that was mentioned above; putting self-destructive habits to death, putting sin to death, or blowing out your past lives like candles on a cake.
Morton is in dialogue with the same figure again, and here he asks them to stay awhile and put their gnarled hands in his as he dies.
The Tragic Age: A Novel (Hardcover)
His last wish is to not let him sleep; sleep seems to be what undoes his rebirth. Something sweet. This album then is a journey from loss to offering, from waiting for a cure in the floodplains to being buried in them, from death to rebirth, from sleep to death to self, from being awake to, not sleep, but sacrificial violence. One running theme in the album is movement, or rather the inability to move see Empiricist, Remember, Coverings, Chiaroscuro, Darker, and Ariadne , but Sleep closes with a hopeful prayer of mobility. It was difficult to limit myself in this review because I barely even mentioned other paramount motifs like mental disorder, self-destruction, morning versus darkness, the use of houses and rooms, memory and remembrance, growing old, death and rebirth, as well as some scriptural and sacramental references, and the heaven-like party that comes in the bonus track at the end.
All of these things aside, we should recognize at least that this offering from Typhoon is not just an entertaining or musically satisfying piece of art, but also an invitation to live on an ever shorter tether. Just make your move before you have no move to make. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. Once the world's fourth-largest lake, it's now little more than a salty, toxic puddle. According to a new study conducted by British scientists, not only is it still getting worse, but humans associated with baddies as old-school as Genghis Khan and the White Huns have played a not-insignificant role in its destruction.
But what's the real problem Meet James Ensor.
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Obsessed with death, bizarre masks and skeletons, we wanted to share some of Ensor's skeletal work with all of you. Skeletons Trying to Warm Themselves, Useless office skills. Author Rick Davis is one of the world's leading experts on office time-wastage -- even going so far as to found the Institute for Totally Useless Skills -- and his treatise on useless office skills represents the pinnacle of his ongoing research.
If you want to get started right away, here are a few examples. Time's a-wastin'! The Endless Fax 1. Make two copies of a heartfelt message How to: pick your nose inconspicuously.
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From the increasingly ubiquitous wikiHow, tips for those who've got something inside their nostril and just can't hide it. Admit it: we've all had a rock or two lodged up in there that couldn't wait until the next strategic bathroom trip to be removed.
But how to excavate without being found out? As of today, at nearly all social levels, overt nosepicking is forbidden. Never perform a visual examination on whatever it is you have extracted from your nose! This is most amateurish and is one of the Bacon is bad for you. You schizophrenic scientists That's right -- the nitrites used as Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's WiFi.
Most laptop junkies have done it at one time or another: opened up the laptop in a high-density, well-to-do-neighborhood, and found unencrypted networks just waiting to be surfed. Will your neighbor ever know you're surfing on his dime? Probably not, as long as you don't download hours and hours of video and slow his connection to a crawl. Is it legal?
Well, as it turns out Furthermore, according to Technewsworld, the law is murky enough in this area that if someone is borrowing your A little better I drove by it three or four times before I realized what it was: a gas station. Unrecognizable as such from a distance, BP's new Helios House gas station -- of which there are a few in Los Angeles -- aims to be, as the billboard rising above it proclaims, "a little better.
But hey, at least they're trying! Here are a few of the stations innovative features via Your door is a jar. My mother is a chair. Check out this turn of the century tintype, posted by Swapatorium, in which this baby's mother is actually disguised as the "chair" he's sitting in.
Swapatorium's blogger says he has "a small collection" of mother-as-chair photographs, and a commenter mentions that the Columbus, Ohio Museum of Art devoted "a whole exhibition on the 'mother-disguised-as-furniture' genre" a few years ago. The Victorians, I have to say, were strange, strange Which came first, the chicken or the T-Rex? Okay, obviously the T-Rex. But as it turns out, they have much more in common than just a clever blog title. Genetic researchers have just announced that those clucking, egg-producing denizens of the barnyard that we until now thought of as relatively harmless, are actually related -- though rather distantly -- to the T-Rex.
By studying proteins from a million-year-old T-Rex bone, they were able to prove a direct link between the two species.
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Scientists have theorized for years that birds evolved Obviously, folks at the turn of the century didn't have cell phone cameras and the total image saturation that we have today, but the well from which Shorpy has to draw is nevertheless deep and fascinating. Here are some Attention authors: please stop dying. I could handle it -- just barely -- when we lost B. But this is where I draw the line: yesterday, Kurt Vonnegut died at the age of Far from feeling meh about it, I feel a floss-style eulogy is in order: Things you didn't know about towering literary figures Part V, dead guy edition: Kurt Vonnegut The asteroid Vonnegut is named in his honor Vonnegut played himself in a cameo in 's Back To School, in which he is hired by Rodney Dangerfield's Ikea hacking.
Most hackers concentrate their efforts on computers, cell phones, important military mainframes, etc. But there's a special breed of hacker out there you may not be familiar with, one who ignores electronic technology altogether.
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They are Ikea hackers, and they look for unorthodox and officially unauthorized ways to misuse Ikea furniture. In fact, there are several blogs devoted to their underground exploits: Ikeahacker is one, and art Ikea is a Russian site. Here are some examples of the fun people How to solar power the world.