Saturday, March 26, 2011

Volleyball Camps In Michigan 2010

Daily Notes for 197 (on Kafka)


Many Kafkas. Countless. The last I've seen with admiration the of Peter Kafka Mendelsund, he has designed for Schoko Books the new covers of major works. Appear throughout this year 2011. The recurring theme is the presence of all-seeing eye. No doubt another variant of the big question Kafkaesque. There was also, in reading the first three paragraphs of The Metamorphosis we did yesterday in class, Kafka Live: I had never dropped until then (I owe it to students) the importance of movement it describes and moves from inside (the mind of Gregor , the new body in which he is imprisoned, the room like a second skin, the world of work and family lives locked up) out. As the worm wants to leave the larva, Gregor craves burst in the final output of the death. So the belly is also convex and prominent, while it makes the quilt escurrra towards the floor. Someone pointed out that not say a single word of the protagonist's sleepwear. The body is passed directly to the sheets. Would you sleep naked Gregor Samsa? Kafka even know if had the habit of sleeping naked. What I do know, as almost everyone is that he liked the nudist sanatoriums. Amazing what you see reading with others. All this makes me think that this book has a lot of self-portrait. Perhaps the most faithful left us Prague dreamer.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Can You Tan Before You Wax

She Does not Live Here Anymore (Jay Jay Johanson)

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Sunamerica Vaeiable Annuities

The use of comparison

Parmigianino, Portrait of a young, c. 1523 (Louvre)

"It seems that the truly practical, this good man really loves without reservation or taken seriously. A child hides under the table to the room of parents - when they are not at home, the place of all the adventures of a teenager, dreaming of a clock, a young man with a gold watch, and with the right woman, being a man, and with gold watch and a woman, dreams of a good position, and when it finally managed to close this small circle of desires, ranging peacefully among each other like a pendulum, your provision of unfulfilled dreams does not seem to have decreased a bit. If you want to rise, thereafter have recourse to a simile. Apparently, when snow comes to dislike, compared with female breasts gleaming, and when they start to bore his wife's breasts, compared with glistening snow, would be shocked if one day's nipples would see it actually processed pigeon spikes or coral embedded in the flesh, but this excites poetically. Is able to turn everything around - the snow skin, the skin of petals, the petals in sugar, powdered sugar and powdered snow again trembling because, apparently, his only concern is to see something else different, which is proof that you can not resist a long time in any place where you are. "

Robert Musil, Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften (1930-1943), quoted by Philippe Jacottet, The walk in the woods, pp. 78-79 (Four, 2011). Translation Rafael-José Díaz.


Tuesday, March 22, 2011

What Causes Itching After Surgery

Creep (Chrissie Hynde) Notes for a journal

Just for you ...

Monday, March 21, 2011

Woman Strangling Boards



As well EH Gombrich says early in his Art History, " Not how do we know any more Than Began art we know how language started. " I actually do know where it starts for me art: precisely in the pages of the story written from memory, in exile in London, by the wise judeovienés, pages I read on a hot Parisian summer my seventeen years. Actually I was not aware until much later, one morning in which, wandering through the halls elongated Kunsthistorisches Museum, to see some of the tables from which was going up a stream of art-historical knowledge, seized me a strange form of history. Peasant wedding, of Bruegel ; Virgin in the meadow , Raphael of ;'s self- Rembrandt or Rubens ; Prince Philip Prosper of Spain, of Diego Velázquez ... finally I came to one of the wingtips for which, in a small room, a crossing with a cornerback, I found myself in front of Self Portrait in mirror of Francesco Mazzola, Il Parmigianino. was a unique and eventful moment in which everything I recognized that reading done years ago, in which advances were braiding wisely formal developments have been possible at different times and in different traditions, was meant for me training, ie to search within myself for my self image. Upon returning to the pages of the book, already in the room Hotel Wandl, I saw with surprise that the mirror image, the straw that broke the camel and had had a thousand and one sensations bursting slowly initiated, however was not among which Gombrich says of the museum in his hometown, as I at that time has perjured. Say a thousand rounds in my old copy, I watched with amazement the image of Villa Medicis on the cover, trying to figure out the crux this strange event, almost shaking the book occurred to me as if waiting for their pages, it appears a paper ticket with the image of young wrapping the invisible hand mirror in her white face would be faithfully reflected. But nothing fell from the book, not my head up to the resolution of this enigma that still continues to bother me. I knew I had seen that picture before, I thought I had read about it in the book of the old sage, I was delighted with the explanation of the mannerisms and bizarre shapes, elongated, twisted, had embedded in my mind forever. If he had been recognized in several works alluded morning walk in the book, to get to the little table by that from the "first reading" experienced a deep fondness whole story Art had revealed to me suddenly and obscurely present. And now, at the time of writing, I find no better way to address an approach to the eponymous poem by John Ashber and the story of my own experience with the object of that long table poetic-philosophical meditation, a new poem parmediano over time, change and uncertainty in the final analysis, whether any comments should be narcissistic excess can not be in another that the study of a poem about a self portrait.

PS: Extract the beginning of an essay on Self convex mirror of John Ashbery to appear shortly in revison 05.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

What Color With Purple Dress

World Poetry Day, here and there




"Diversity gives us another way poetic dialogue. We will discover that each and every one of us, at any point on Earth, we share the same issues and feelings. Is a facet of our freedom is our humanity. That's why poetry should occupy its rightful place in the quality education programs. Through access to the poetic world, young people can have a vector more, different, subtle and fluid, to improve their knowledge and understanding of others. The discovery of a new poem is an act of immersion in the language, but also in the emotion and sensitivity of other, more distant you are geographically. ".
the Director General of UNESCO,
on the occasion of World Poetry, March 21, 2010
We echo some celebrations in various parts of the country, taking place this days around poetry.

Bilbao
According to Europa Press news picks World:

Xabier Lete
Bidebarrieta Bilbao Library will host this Monday, on the occasion of World Poetry, a poetry dedicated to the poet, writer and singer euskaldun Xabier Lete, who died last December.
The concert will collect texts and musical compositions author, with the help of good friends and collaborators as pianist Karlos Jiménez, writer or musician Joserra Gartzia Joxan Goikoetxea and Antton Valverde, according to the organizers explained.


In Madrid
DNA through the agency Efe reports of acts in Madrid :

The Ministry of Culture held tomorrow on World Poetry Day with a poetry marathon in the National Library organized by this institution and the Directorate General Books, Archives and Libraries. Poets, editors and lovers of lyric poems recited continuously chosen by themselves and songwriter Manuel Gerena give a recital dedicated to Miguel Hernández.
National Library. Madrid
Vallecas All Culture Association held with the support of the Ministry of Culture, a side event at its facilities in the Madrid suburb of Vallecas and State public libraries are planning various activities poetic organization with the participation of creators, readers and library professionals.
Foundation International Fund for the Arts (FIART) joined the celebration with an open reading of poems themselves or others.


In Segovia

Segovia Poster

Norberto Garcia Hernandez gives news on his blog Poetry in Segovia of poetry recital at Teatro Juan Bravo, on 26 March. It has also created fcbk page: II World Poetry Day in Segovia











In Sevilla
EDIBLE POETRY
March 21, 2011. Cultural Center Santa Clara. Poets House in Seville. The program is detailed in this blog: Crab Nights


Is Vasaline Good To Masterbate With

World Poetry Day: in Fraga (Huesca)



Angela Ibáñez
coordinates with the city of Fraga (Huesca) a series of events surrounding the March 23 World Poetry Day. As on other occasions, there's a tribute to a poet land. This year will be the star Emilio Gaston.
The Great Encyclopedia Aragonesa can can read the fascinating biography of Emilio Gaston .


Emilio Gaston in Musicbar Albeniz. Photo: alasdeplomo
From March 18 to April 3 develops a neat program that includes concerts, exhibitions, book presentations," menus poetic " , etc. Details can seen in this blog Angela Ibáñez:
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The March 21, 2001, the Director of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura , issued this statement:
Koïchiro Matsuura
Poetry is an ancient art. Is verbal art, word play, oral aesthetics. For a poem is read. Say.
why poetry has been through ages and continents. Fruit of the individual and collective imagination, poetry is a permanent fixture in the construction of social life, as well as music, dance and visual arts. Poetry is present everywhere and yet, is both elusive. Its apparent fragility, linked to its intangible nature, make it a superior art invulnerable, that does not fear the assaults of time or intolerances.
Like all of the intangible heritage, the art must be the object of our attention. Although all admire, published little poetry and translates it even less. Located in the heart of all languages, but it is often difficult to access.
art that allows a language to take root and renewal, particularly true messenger of a culture, refined or unique witness of a story, poetry can teach us much about the universe of the other, about their values \u200b\u200band dreams. Poetry is an open door for dialogue and understanding among peoples, values \u200b\u200bwe celebrate in this United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations.
UNESCO works towards the dissemination and teaching of poetry in the school system and supports all efforts that can be done in terms of editing and translation of poetry. I invite our states Members to help them too, in every way possible, the continued promotion of poetry.