CONCEPT: What’s a better title?
Notes for Students
or
White Swan
?
I should say, it will be:
- Overtly political.
- Oh so Gothic Funk.
- Weird.
What title would you use?
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Romanticism, Realism, Modernism, Post-Modernism… where on Earth are we? We are on Earth, and it is a very strange place. Read about movement and momentum building among the arts.
Notes for Students
or
White Swan
?
I should say, it will be:
What title would you use?
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This morning I re-rediscovered the Cenci preshow CD that Travis burned me back in 1/2000. Almost every track plays. In fact, I almost jumped right out of my seat the moment that the trumpet blast from the end of the murder scene came on.
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I had my camera, but since I mostly just take street shots anyway, and there are plenty online (for example, through the Bridge and Tunnel Club, I’ve tried just to walk and take in the scenery. I started out at Yankee Stadium, since the main reason I’d come up here was to exchange last years rained-out Tigers tickets for this years hopefully-sunny Tigers tickets.
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If you run a Google search on “occlusion neighborhood” there are actually two results, facsimiles of each others.
They are as follows:
… Read the restBuyers shifting to a strange infinite metropolitan area may cleanly be doubts really confused over morose the best area decelerate to live Cunard in electricity , unless there is falls a desirable and reasonably priced occlusion neighborhood near their archangel place of work.
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PROJECT NAME: Notes for Students
GROUP: Third Family.
FORMAT: Prose Novel.
STRUCTURE: Cups, Part I, Part II, Part III, Platter
ANTECEDENTS: William Burroughs (writer), Italo Calvino (writer), Anne Carson (writer), Cicero (writer), The Cure (band), Depeche Mode (band), Ladytron (band), Orbital (band), Smashing Pumpkins (band), Underworld (band).
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I’ve now watched through the second season of Lost. It was certainly weaker than the first, although everyone had warned me of a decline, and I was expecting it to be much worse than it was. The strengths continue to be, week-to-week, a tight, imaginative, well-paced narrative, engaging, plausible characters, and mysteries that make my mouth water.
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I received Submission Rejection #1 in 1999, so it’s been a long time since I’ve been through this process. Within the next few months, I’ll probably accumulate a large number of rejections and, one hopes, a few acceptances. That’s the way it works.
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CONTAINS NO SPOILERS.
After finishing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, I wasn’t quite ready to separate myself from the subject yet, so I went to a number of websites reading reviews and the like. Among these I came upon the AV Club’s blogged-as-read report by Genevieve Koski and Tasha Robinson.
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The other day I talked about how I thought Zeitgeist was pretty sweet, and today Rolling Stone agrees with me. It’s nice not to be entirely in the minority on an artistic opinion for once.
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