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Primrose Blinda Jorge Luis Borges La inútil aurora me encuentra en una esquina desierta; he sobrevivido la noche. Las noches son olas orgullosas: olas de color azul oscuro cargadas de todo matices de profundo deterioro, cargados de cosas improbables y deseables. Las noches tienen la costumbre de regalos y rechazos misteriosos, de cosas a medias regalado, medio retenido, de alegrías con un hemisferio oscuro. Las noches actúan así, te lo digo. El oleaje, esa noche, me dejó los habituales jirones y remates: algunos amigos odiados con quienes charlar, música para los sueños y el fumar de cenizas amargas. Las cosas que mi corazón hambriento no tiene usar para. La gran ola te trajo. Palabras, cualquier palabra, tu risa; y tu con tanta pereza y sin cesar hermoso. Hablamos y has olvidado las palabras. El alba desgarradora me encuentra en una calle desierta de mi ciudad. Tu perfil se alejó, los sonidos que van a hacer tu nombre, el ritmo de tu risa: estos son juguetes ilustres que tienes me dej...

Primrose Blinda Jorge Luis Borges La inútil aurora me encuentra en una esquina desierta; he sobrevivido la noche. Las noches son olas orgullosas: olas de color azul oscuro cargadas de todo matices de profundo deterioro, cargados de cosas improbables y deseables. Las noches tienen la costumbre de regalos y rechazos misteriosos, de cosas a medias regalado, medio retenido, de alegrías con un hemisferio oscuro. Las noches actúan así, te lo digo. El oleaje, esa noche, me dejó los habituales jirones y remates: algunos amigos odiados con quienes charlar, música para los sueños y el fumar de cenizas amargas. Las cosas que mi corazón hambriento no tiene usar para. La gran ola te trajo. Palabras, cualquier palabra, tu risa; y tu con tanta pereza y sin cesar hermoso. Hablamos y has olvidado las palabras. El alba desgarradora me encuentra en una calle desierta de mi ciudad. Tu perfil se alejó, los sonidos que van a hacer tu nombre, el ritmo de tu risa: estos son juguetes ilustres que tienes me dej...

Primrose Blinda Jorge Luis Borges La inútil aurora me encuentra en una esquina desierta; he sobrevivido la noche. Las noches son olas orgullosas: olas de color azul oscuro cargadas de todo matices de profundo deterioro, cargados de cosas improbables y deseables. Las noches tienen la costumbre de regalos y rechazos misteriosos, de cosas a medias regalado, medio retenido, de alegrías con un hemisferio oscuro. Las noches actúan así, te lo digo. El oleaje, esa noche, me dejó los habituales jirones y remates: algunos amigos odiados con quienes charlar, música para los sueños y el fumar de cenizas amargas. Las cosas que mi corazón hambriento no tiene usar para. La gran ola te trajo. Palabras, cualquier palabra, tu risa; y tu con tanta pereza y sin cesar hermoso. Hablamos y has olvidado las palabras. El alba desgarradora me encuentra en una calle desierta de mi ciudad. Tu perfil se alejó, los sonidos que van a hacer tu nombre, el ritmo de tu risa: estos son juguetes ilustres que tienes me dej...

An article on the artist notes: “ Exene Cervenka has transitioned successfully through a variety of career phases, starting with her stint in X, the band that perhaps best embodied the character of L.A.’s punk subculture of the early ’80s. “She moved on to the rootsy folk-country side project the Knitters with other members of X and the Blasters, then launched a solo career that included spoken-word performances of her own writings. “In the last decade, she started taking her interest in visual art seriously to the point of regularly exhibiting in galleries around the country. “A recent diagnosis of multiple sclerosis has done little to slow her creative output, but it is one factor that has figured into her return to Southern California after four years spent living in rural Missouri….” “The sudden loss of her friend [fiddle player and singer Amy Farris], with whom she had begun writing songs, comes at a time when Cervenka has been dealing with upheaval of her own in the MS diagnosis...

(Sub Pop) After nearly four decades of writing music, J Mascis does run the risk of being misunderstood for repeating himself. And to an extent, it’s not entirely wrong: Dinosaur Jr. seems to have peaked during their second act. But What Do We Do Now , his first solo album in six years, rolls out with a few new surprises. Centered around mostly acoustic ballads, tracks like Can’t Believe We’re Here and I Can’t Find You highlight the revered shredder’s bittersweet ruminations with additional piano arrangements. His typically droll vocal delivery ends up soaring with more emotional coloring, likely due to him stripping away some of his virtuoso guitar playing. And yes, Mascis does aim for a blown-out outro or two whenever the song allows ( It’s True ). It’s not quite at the level of Without a Sound , Mascis’ definitive pop moment, but What Do We Do Now is the closest he’s been to showing his more tender side in years. 25 F...

Legislators continue to label Critical Race Theory (CRT) and other race-based concepts as divisive. Nevertheless, CRT, at its core, is committed to radical transformation and addressing issues of race and racism to understand how People of Color are oppressed. Through rhetoric and legislative bans, this current anti-CRT movement uses race-neutral policies and practices to limit and eliminate CRT scholars, especially faculty members, from teaching and researching critical pedagogies and other race-based topics. source

This photo is Winona Ryder and Gary Oldman in the movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992). Aside from the appeal and dramatic mythology of those kinds of vampires, psychiatrist  Judith Orloff  explains the real-life variety: “ Energy vampires are people who suck our energy dry. Everyone can benefit from skills on how to cope with them.” She adds, “You can especially benefit if you are an ‘ intuitive empath ’ who absorbs the pain and negativity of others into your body, and become exhausted by it. “Our relationships are governed by a give and take of energy. Some people make us more electric or at ease. Yet others suck the life right out of us.” In her article Protect Yourself from Energy Vampires , Dr. Orloff details a number of examples of these ‘vampires’ that can deeply impact people, especially those of us who are highly sensitive – and what to do about them to protect yourself. We need more than ideas to be creative, we need passion and energy . Being productive in most creative ve...

This photo is Winona Ryder and Gary Oldman in the movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992). Aside from the appeal and dramatic mythology of those kinds of vampires, psychiatrist  Judith Orloff  explains the real-life variety: “ Energy vampires are people who suck our energy dry. Everyone can benefit from skills on how to cope with them.” She adds, “You can especially benefit if you are an ‘ intuitive empath ’ who absorbs the pain and negativity of others into your body, and become exhausted by it. “Our relationships are governed by a give and take of energy. Some people make us more electric or at ease. Yet others suck the life right out of us.” In her article Protect Yourself from Energy Vampires , Dr. Orloff details a number of examples of these ‘vampires’ that can deeply impact people, especially those of us who are highly sensitive – and what to do about them to protect yourself. We need more than ideas to be creative, we need passion and energy . Being productive in most creative ve...

TATANKA ISO Musicians, Singers, Performance Artists All locations around the globe. All walks of life. ALL-inclusive. TATANKA: Mission/Summary As we begin our member search, potential issues between different groups or individuals could eventually arise, which is antithetic to our mission. Like any job, discrimination in any regard is unacceptable. For example, to paraphrase, the U.S. National Archives EEO Policy Statement asserts: I am committed to equal opportunity for everyone regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity or transgender status), age, disability, marital status, political affiliation, et al. So, if any of the above give you pause, for any reason, please reconsider. We are to learn, support and grow together, period, so any obstruction to our shared objectives will be removed. For example, if you are from a country that has a conflict with a band mate’s nationality, don’t bother. Or if yo...

TATANKA ISO Musicians, Singers, Performance Artists All locations around the globe. All walks of life. ALL-inclusive. TATANKA: Mission/Summary As we begin our member search, potential issues between different groups or individuals could eventually arise, which is antithetic to our mission. Like any job, discrimination in any regard is unacceptable. For example, to paraphrase, the U.S. National Archives EEO Policy Statement asserts: I am committed to equal opportunity for everyone regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity or transgender status), age, disability, marital status, political affiliation, et al. So, if any of the above give you pause, for any reason, please reconsider. We are to learn, support and grow together, period, so any obstruction to our shared objectives will be removed. For example, if you are from a country that has a conflict with a band mate’s nationality, don’t bother. Or if yo...

She’s loving by proxy, no give and all take Sarah Menescal: (I Just) Died In Your Arms Tonight (Original by Cutting Crew) From Her Album “Café Bossa Nova” – Buy it here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/caf%C3%A9-bossa-nova/1581694460 Yet another brilliant, inventive Bossa Nova-infused rock adaptation. This time it’s personal! My son’s band plays their own version of this ’80s classic hit, but they are metal, so diametrically opposite. Again, any cover should be an interpretation, deconstructing and reconstructing the original, as Sarah did here. And if anyone has noticed a trend with covers I post, yes, I am currently networking with South American artists. Portuguese and Spanish are just two of the numerous languages TATANKA will use, teach each other, and write originals in, for the studio and stage. And with the Jazz elements of Bossa Nova, that genre lends itself perfectly to the musical diversity of TATANKA. Many more styles, countries, an...

Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga Part 1 trailer depicts the filmmaker’s next epic about settling in the United States HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA Official Trailer (2024) Kevin Costner Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga delves into the captivating narrative of perseverance, colonization, and autonomy within the backdrop of American history. The series encapsulates the raw essence of survival amidst harsh conditions, the tenacity of individuals to establish new settlements, and the relentless pursuit of freedom in a tumultuous era. Costner’s portrayal brings to life the challenges faced by early pioneers, the intricate dynamics of forging new communities, and the unyielding spirit that drove them forward. The epic saga not only showcases the struggles and triumphs of the characters but also provides a profound reflection on the resilience of the human spirit. Through vivid storytelling and rich character development, viewers are transported to a time where each...

「こんばんは」は、日本語で夜に挨拶する際に利用される言葉です。日本では夜になると、家族や友人と一緒に食事を楽しむ習慣があります。日本の夜景は美しく、東京タワーや京都の神社などの観光地は夜にはライトアップされます。都会の明かりから自然の静けさまで、日本の夜には多様な魅力があります。 日本の文化は古典と現代が融合しており、伝統的な寺院や神社だけでなく、最新技術を取り入れた現代建築も見られます。日本の文化は多様であり、昔ながらの考え方と新しいアイデアが共存しています。 日本の美しい夜景や文化的魅力は世界中からたくさんの観光客を引き付けており、観光客数は着実に増加しています。日本の観光業は国内経済に大きな影響を与え、地域の活性化や雇用創出に貢献しています。 “Konbanha” is a word used to greet people at night in Japanese. In Japan, it is customary to enjoy meals together with family and friends at night. Japan’s night views are beautiful, and tourist spots such as Tokyo Tower and Kyoto shrines are lit up at night. From the lights of the city to the tranquility of nature, Japan’s nights have a variety of charms. Japanese culture is a fusion of classic and modern, and you can see not only traditional temples and shrines, but also modern architecture that incorporates the latest technology. Japanese culture is diverse, with old ways of thinking coexisting with new ideas. Japan’s beautiful n...

「こんばんは」は、日本語で夜に挨拶する際に利用される言葉です。日本では夜になると、家族や友人と一緒に食事を楽しむ習慣があります。日本の夜景は美しく、東京タワーや京都の神社などの観光地は夜にはライトアップされます。都会の明かりから自然の静けさまで、日本の夜には多様な魅力があります。 日本の文化は古典と現代が融合しており、伝統的な寺院や神社だけでなく、最新技術を取り入れた現代建築も見られます。日本の文化は多様であり、昔ながらの考え方と新しいアイデアが共存しています。 日本の美しい夜景や文化的魅力は世界中からたくさんの観光客を引き付けており、観光客数は着実に増加しています。日本の観光業は国内経済に大きな影響を与え、地域の活性化や雇用創出に貢献しています。 “Konbanha” is a word used to greet people at night in Japanese. In Japan, it is customary to enjoy meals together with family and friends at night. Japan’s night views are beautiful, and tourist spots such as Tokyo Tower and Kyoto shrines are lit up at night. From the lights of the city to the tranquility of nature, Japan’s nights have a variety of charms. Japanese culture is a fusion of classic and modern, and you can see not only traditional temples and shrines, but also modern architecture that incorporates the latest technology. Japanese culture is diverse, with old ways of thinking coexisting with new ideas. Japan’s beautiful n...

And at his feet they’ll cast their golden crowns Johnny Cash’s deep, gravelly voice adds a sense of gravitas to the song, enhancing its emotional impact and conveying a sense of urgency. The song’s sparse instrumentation, featuring primarily acoustic guitar and piano, further emphasizes the raw emotion and sincerity of Cash’s performance. “The Man Comes Around” has been praised for its timeless message and profound lyrics, which resonate with listeners of all ages and backgrounds. The song’s themes of reflection and repentance are universal, making it a poignant and thought-provoking piece of music that continues to captivate audiences around the world. In a world where uncertainty and chaos often reign, “The Man Comes Around” stands as a poignant reminder of the importance of self-reflection and living with integrity. Its message is as relevant today as it was when it was first released, serving as a timeless meditation on the human...

And at his feet they’ll cast their golden crowns Johnny Cash’s deep, gravelly voice adds a sense of gravitas to the song, enhancing its emotional impact and conveying a sense of urgency. The song’s sparse instrumentation, featuring primarily acoustic guitar and piano, further emphasizes the raw emotion and sincerity of Cash’s performance. “The Man Comes Around” has been praised for its timeless message and profound lyrics, which resonate with listeners of all ages and backgrounds. The song’s themes of reflection and repentance are universal, making it a poignant and thought-provoking piece of music that continues to captivate audiences around the world. In a world where uncertainty and chaos often reign, “The Man Comes Around” stands as a poignant reminder of the importance of self-reflection and living with integrity. Its message is as relevant today as it was when it was first released, serving as a timeless meditation on the human...

And at his feet they’ll cast their golden crowns Johnny Cash’s deep, gravelly voice adds a sense of gravitas to the song, enhancing its emotional impact and conveying a sense of urgency. The song’s sparse instrumentation, featuring primarily acoustic guitar and piano, further emphasizes the raw emotion and sincerity of Cash’s performance. “The Man Comes Around” has been praised for its timeless message and profound lyrics, which resonate with listeners of all ages and backgrounds. The song’s themes of reflection and repentance are universal, making it a poignant and thought-provoking piece of music that continues to captivate audiences around the world. In a world where uncertainty and chaos often reign, “The Man Comes Around” stands as a poignant reminder of the importance of self-reflection and living with integrity. Its message is as relevant today as it was when it was first released, serving as a timeless meditation on the human...

Good morning to all! The hashtag #Ohayō, which means ‘good morning’ in Japanese, is a perfect way to start the day with positivity and warmth. The Land of the Rising Sun, Japan, is known for its beautiful sunrises and picturesque landscapes. As the sun rises over the horizon, casting a golden glow over the land, it’s a reminder of the beauty and tranquility that nature offers. The Japanese culture is rich in tradition and symbolism, with the iconic image of the #ToriiGate and the peaceful harmony of #Zen gardens. The combination of these elements creates a unique and serene atmosphere that is truly captivating. The use of emojis like ⛩️, ☯️, ?, ✨, and ?͙֒ further enhances the message of #peace, #beauty, and #tranquility. Statistics show that a positive start to the day can have a significant impact on one’s overall mood and productivity. By embracing the spirit of #GoodMorning and appreciating the beauty of a sunrise, we can set the tone for a successful and fulf...

Good morning to all! The hashtag #Ohayō, which means ‘good morning’ in Japanese, is a perfect way to start the day with positivity and warmth. The Land of the Rising Sun, Japan, is known for its beautiful sunrises and picturesque landscapes. As the sun rises over the horizon, casting a golden glow over the land, it’s a reminder of the beauty and tranquility that nature offers. The Japanese culture is rich in tradition and symbolism, with the iconic image of the #ToriiGate and the peaceful harmony of #Zen gardens. The combination of these elements creates a unique and serene atmosphere that is truly captivating. The use of emojis like ⛩️, ☯️, 🌅, ✨, and 🌷͙֒ further enhances the message of #peace, #beauty, and #tranquility. Statistics show that a positive start to the day can have a significant impact on one’s overall mood and productivity. By embracing the spirit of #GoodMorning and appreciating the beauty of a sunrise, we can set the tone for a successful and fu...

Subscribe to Michelle’s channel! https://www.youtube.com/@MichelleSimonal This jazz cover of “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers has garnered significant attention for its unique take on the original song. With a twist on the decades-popular rock track, this rendition offers a fresh perspective for music enthusiasts looking for a new sound. The adaptation showcases the talent and creativity of Michell, the artist behind the art. Listeners have praised the jazz cover for its smooth and sophisticated interpretation of the well-known tune. The musician’s skillful performance adds a touch of elegance to the song, creating a memorable listening experience. The video has received a high number of views, indicating its popularity among fans of both jazz and alternative rock music. By incorporating elements of jazz into “Mr. Brightside,” the cover brings a new dimension to the beloved track. The fusion of genres showcases the versatility and creativity of Michell...

Why do many people choose careers in the arts, or work that actively engages their creativity? Given that everyone is creative to some degree, what leads, urges, even compels so many of us to be creatively expressive? Most of us will never be actors or other filmmakers – especially ones that are seen and acknowledged publicly – but many of those creators talk about what calls them to engage in creative work, despite the challenges. One example: Lupita Nyong’o , who won an Academy Award for best supporting actress on March 2, 2014 for her role in “12 Years a Slave.” In her moving acceptance speech, she noted one source of inspiration for her portrayal of a slave: “It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is thanks to so much pain in someone else’s. And so I want to salute the spirit of Patsey for her guidance.” She also thanked director Steve McQueen: “You charge everything you fashion with a breath of your own spirit. Thank you so much for putting me in this posi...

Why do many people choose careers in the arts, or work that actively engages their creativity? Given that everyone is creative to some degree, what leads, urges, even compels so many of us to be creatively expressive? Most of us will never be actors or other filmmakers – especially ones that are seen and acknowledged publicly – but many of those creators talk about what calls them to engage in creative work, despite the challenges. One example: Lupita Nyong’o , who won an Academy Award for best supporting actress on March 2, 2014 for her role in “12 Years a Slave.” In her moving acceptance speech, she noted one source of inspiration for her portrayal of a slave: “It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is thanks to so much pain in someone else’s. And so I want to salute the spirit of Patsey for her guidance.” She also thanked director Steve McQueen: “You charge everything you fashion with a breath of your own spirit. Thank you so much for putting me in this posi...