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THE GATES OF PARADISE, AMERICA, ETC. 1793. [ÆT. 36]
IN 1793, Blake quitted Poland Street, after five years’ residence there. The now dingy demi-rep street, one in which Shelley lodged in 1810, after his ex¬pulsion from Oxford, had witnessed the production of the Songs of Innocence and other Poetry and Design of a genus unknown, before or since, to that permanently foggy district. From the neighbourhood of his birth he removed across Westminster Bridge to Lambeth. There he will remain other seven years, and produce no less an amount of strange and original work. Hercules buildings is the new abode; a row of houses which had sprung up, since his boyish rambles.
Within easy reach of the centre of London on one side, the favourite Dulwich strolls of early years were at hand on the other. Hercules Buildings, stretching diagonally between the Kennington Road and Lambeth Palace, was then a street of modest irregular-sized houses, from one to three stories high, with fore-courts or little gardens in front, in the suburban style; a street indeed only for half its length, the
remainder being a single row, or terrace. No. 13, Blake’s, was among the humbler, one-storied houses, on the right-hand side as you go from the Bridge to the Palace. It had a wainscoted parlour, pleasant low windows, and a narrow strip of real garden behind, wherein grew a fine vine. A lady, who as a girl used with her elders to call on the artist here, tells me Blake would on no account prune this vine, having a theory it was wrong and unnatural to prune vines: and the affranchised tree consequently bore a luxuriant crop of leaves, and plenty of infinitesimal grapes which never ripened. Open garden ground and field, in¬terspersed with a few lines of clean, newly-built houses, lay all about and near; for brick and mortar was spreading even then. At back, Blake looked out over gardens towards Lambeth Palace, and the Thames, seen between gaps of Stangate Walk,—Etty’s home a few years later. The city and towers of Westminster closed the prospect beyond the river, on whose surface sailing hoys were then plying once or twice a day. Vauxhall Gardens lay half a mile to the left; Dulwich and Peckham hills within view to the south-west. The street has since been partly re¬built, partly renamed; the whole become now sordid and dirty. At the back of what was Blake’s side has arisen a row of ill-drained, one-storied tenements bestridden by the arches of the South-Western Railway; while the adjacent main roads, grimy and hopeless-looking, stretch out their long arms towards further mile on mile of suburb,—New¬ington, Kennington, Brixton.
In Hercules Buildings Blake engraved and ‘published’—May, 1793, adding at the foot of the title-page Johnson’s name to his own—The Gates of Paradise; a singularly beautiful and characteristic volume, pre-eminently marked by significance and simplicity. It is a little foolscap octavo, printed according to his usual method, but not coloured; containing seventeen plates of emblems, accom¬panied by verse, with a title or motto to each plate. For Children, the title runs, or, as some copies have it, For the Sexes. The Gates of Paradise—’ a sort of devout dream, equally wild and lovely,’ Allan Cunningham happily terms it. There is little in art which speaks to the mind directly and pregnantly as do these few simple Designs, emblem¬atic of so much which could never be imprisoned in words, yet of a kind more allied to literature than to art. It is plain, on looking at this little volume alone, from whom Flaxman and Stothard borrowed. Hints of more than one design of theirs might
be found in it. And Blake’s designs have, I repeat, the look of originals. A shock as of something wholly fresh and new, these typical com¬positions give us.
The verses at the commencement elucidate, to a certain extent, the intention of the Series, embodying an ever-recurrent canon of Blake’s Theology:—
Mutual forgiveness of each vice,
Such are the Gates of Paradise,
Against the Accuser’s chief desire,
Who walked among the stones of fire.
Jehovah’s fingers wrote The Law:
He wept! then rose in zeal and awe,
And in the midst of Sinai’s heat,
Hid it beneath His Mercy Seat.
O Christians! Christians! tell me why
You rear it on your altars high?
‘What is man? ‘—the frontispiece significantly inquires.
To the Gates of Paradise their author in some copies added what many another book of his would have profited by,—the Keys of the Gates, in sundry wild lines of rudest verse, which do not pretend to be poetry, but merely to tag the artist’s ideas with rhyme, and are themselves a little obscure, though they do help one to catch the prevailing motives. For which reason they shall here accompany our samples of the ‘emblems.’ The numbers prefixed to the lines refer them to the plates which they are severally in¬tended to explain.
The Keys of the Gates.
The Caterpillar on the Leaf
Reminds thee of thy Mother’s Grief.
1 My Eternal Man set in Repose,
The Female from his darkness rose;
And she found me beneath a Tree,
A Mandrake, and in her Veil hid me.
Serpent reasonings us entice,
Of Good and Evil, Virtue, Vice.
2 Doubt self-jealous, Wat’ry folly,
3 Struggling through Earth’s Melancholy.
4 Naked in Air, in Shame and Fear,
5 Blind in Fire, with Shield and Spear,
Two Horrid Reasoning Cloven Fictions,
In Doubt which is Self Contradiction,
A dark Hermaphrodite I stood,—
Rational Truth, Root of Evil and Good.
Round me, flew the Flaming sword;
Round her, snowy Whirlwinds roar’d,
Freezing her Veil, the mundane shell.
6 I rent the veil where the Dead dwell:
When weary Man enters his Cave,
He meets his Saviour in the Grave.
Some find a Female Garment there,
And some a Male, woven with care,
Lest the Sexual Garments sweet
Should grow a devouring Winding-sheet.
7 One Dies! Alas! the living and dead!
One is slain! and one is fled!
8 In vainglory hatcht and nurst,
By doubles spectres, self accurst.
My Son! my Son! thou treatest me
But as I have instructed thee.
9 On the shadows of the Moon,
Climbing thro’ night’s highest noon:
10 In Time’s Ocean falling, drown’d:
11 In Aged Ignorance profound,
Holy and cold, I clipt the Wings
Of all Sublunary Things:
12 And in depths of icy Dungeons
Closed the Father and the Sons.
13 But when once I did descry
The Immortal man that cannot Die,
14 Thro’ evening shades I haste away
To close the labours of my Day.
15 The Door of Death I open found,
And the Worm weaving in the Ground:
16 Thou’rt my Mother, from the Womb
Wife, Sister, Daughter, to the Tomb:
Weaving to Dreams the Sexual Strife,
And weeping over the Web of Life.
Last follows an epilogue, or postscript, which perhaps explains itself, addressed
To the Accuser, who is the God of this World.
Truly, my Satan, thou art but a dunce,
And dost not know the garment from the man;
Every harlot was a virgin once,
Nor canst thou ever change Kate into Nan.
Though thou art worshipped by the names divine
Of Jesus and Jehovah, thou art still.
The Son of Morn in weary Night’s decline,
The lost traveller’s dream under the hill.
In this year, by the way, the first volume of a more famous poet, but a much less original volume than Blake’s first,—the Descriptive Sketches of Wordsworth, followed by the Evening Walk,—were published by Johnson, of St. Paul’s Churchyard. Neither reached a second edition; but by 1807, when the Lyrical Ballads had attracted admirers here and there, they had, according to De Quincey, got out of print, and scarce.
Other engraved volumes, more removed from ordinary sympathy and comprehension than the Gates of Paradise, were issued in the same year: dreamy ‘Books of Prophecy’ following in the wake of the Marriage of Heaven and Hell. First came Visions of the
Daughters of Albion, a folio volume of Designs and rhymeless verse, printed in colour.
The eye sees more than the heart knows
is the key-note struck in the first page, to which follows the Argument:—
I loved Theotormon,
And I was not ashamed;
I trembled in my virgin fears,
And I hid in Leutha s vale.
I plucked Leutha’s flower,
And I rose up from the vale;
But the terrible thunders tore
My virgin mantle in twain.
The poem partakes of the same delicate mystic beauty as Thel, but tends also towards the incoherence of the writings which immediately followed it. Of the former qualities the commencement may be quoted as an instance—
Enslaved, the daughters of Albion weep: a trembling lamentation
Upon their mountains; in their valleys, sighs toward America.
For the soft soul of America,—Oothoon,—wandered in woe
Among the vales of Leutha, seeking flowers to comfort her:
And thus she spoke to the bright marigold of Leutha’s vale,—
‘Art thou a flower? Art thou a nymph? I see thee now a flower;
And now a nymph! I dare not pluck thee from thy dewy bed!’
The golden nymph replied, ‘Pluck thou my flower, Oothoon the mild,
Another flower shall spring, because the soul of sweet delight
Can never pass away.’—She ceased, and closed her golden shrine.
Then Oothoon plucked the flower, saying,—’ I pluck thee from thy bed,
Sweet flower, and put thee here to glow between my breasts,
And thus I turn my face to where my whole soul seeks.’
Over the waves she went, in wing’d exulting swift delight,
And over Theotormon’s reign took her impetuous course.
But she is taken in the ‘thunders,’ or toils of Bromion, who appears the evil spirit of the soil. Theotormon, in jealous fury, chains them—’ terror and meekness ‘— together, back to back, in Bromion’s caves, and seats him¬self sorrowfully by. The lamentations of Oothoon, and her appeals to the incensed divinity, with his replies, form the burthen of the poem. The Daughters of Albion, who are alluded to in the opening lines as enslaved, weeping, and sighing towards America, ‘hear her woes and echo back her cries’; a recurring line or refrain, which includes all they have to do.
We subjoin another extract or two:—
Oothoon weeps not: she cannot weep! her tears are locked up!
But she can howl incessant, writhing her soft, snowy limbs,
And calling Theotormon’s eagles to prey upon her flesh!
‘I call with holy voice! kings of the sounding air!
Rend away this defiled bosom that I may reflect
The image of Theotormon on my pure transparent breast!’
The eagles at her call descend and rend their bleeding prey.
Theotormon severely smiles; her soul reflects the smile,
As the clear spring mudded with feet of beasts grows pure and smiles.
The Daughters of Albion hear her woes and echo back her sighs.
‘Why does my Theotormon sit weeping upon the threshold?
And Oothoon hovers by his side persuading him in vain!
I cry, Arise, O Theotormon! for the village dog
Barks at the breaking day; the nightingale has done lamenting;
The lark does rustle in the ripe corn; and the Eagle returns
From nightly prey, and lifts his golden beak to the pure east,
Shaking the dust from his immortal pinions, to awake
The sun that sleeps too long! Arise, my Theotormon; I am pure!
* * * * * *
‘Ask the wild ass why he refuses burdens; and the meek camel
Why he loves man. Is it because of eye, ear, mouth, or skin,
Or breathing nostrils? No: for these the wolf and tiger have.
Ask the blind worm the secrets of the grave; and why her spires
Love to curl round the bones of death: and ask the ravenous snake
Where she gets poison; and the winged eagle, why he loves the sun:
And then tell me the thoughts of man that have been hid of old!
‘Silent I hover all the night, and all day could be silent,
If Theotormon once would turn his loved eyes upon me;
How can I be defiled, when I reflect thy image pure?
Sweetest the fruit that the worm feeds on; and the soul prey’d on by woe.
The new washed lamb ting’d with the village smoke and the bright swan
By the red earth of our immortal river I bathe my wings,
And I am white and pure, to hover round Theotormon’s breast.’
Then Theotormon broke his silence, and he an¬swered:—
‘Tell me what is the night or day to one o’erflow’d with woe;
Tell me what is a thought? and of what substance is it made?
Tell me what is a joy; and in what gardens do joys grow;
And in what rivers swim the sorrows; and upon what mountains
Wave shadows of discontent? And in what houses dwell the wretched,
Drunken with woe forgotten, and shut up from cold despair?
Tell me where dwell the thoughts forgotten till thou call them forth?
‘Tell me where dwell the joys of old, and where the ancient loves?
And when they will renew again, and the night of oblivion pass?
That I may traverse times and spaces far remote, and bring
Comforts into a present sorrow, and a night of pain.’
The poem concludes thus:—
The sea fowl takes the wintry blast for a covering to her limbs.
And the wild snake the pestilence, to adorn him with gems and gold.
And trees, and birds, and beasts, and men, behold their eternal joy.
Arise, you little glancing wings, and sing your infant joy!
Arise, and drink your bliss! For every thing that lives is holy.
Thus every morning wails Oothoon, but Theotormon sits
Upon the margined ocean, conversing with shadows dire.
The Daughters of Albion hear her woes, and echo back her sighs.
Formidable moral questions are, in an enigmatic way, occasionally opened up through the medium of this alle¬gory, and in many another of Blake’s writings: questions on which he had his own views, and gave fearless and glow¬ing expression to them,—as the exemplary man had good right to do. But we will not enter on them here.
The designs to the Visions of the Daughters of Albion are magnificent in energy and portentousness. They are coloured with flat, even tints, not worked up highly. A frontispiece represents Bromion and Oothoon, chained in a cave that opens on the sea; Theotormon sitting near. The title-page is of great beauty; the words are written over rainbow and cloud, from the centre of which emerges an old
man in fire, other figures floating round. We give two specimens. One (page 108) illustrates the Argument we have quoted; the other (on cover), an incident in the poem (also quoted), where the eagles of Theotormon rend the flesh of Oothoon.
The other volume of this year’s production at Lambeth, entitled America, a Prophecy, is a folio of twenty pages, of still more dithyrambic verse. It is verse hard to fathom; with far too little Nature behind it, or back-bone; a re¬dundance of mere invention,—the fault of all this class of Blake’s writings; too much wild tossing about of ideas and words. The very names—Urthona, Enitharmon, Orc, &c. are but Ossian-like shadows, and contrast oddly with those of historic or matter-of-fact personages occasionally mentioned in the poem, whom, notwithstanding the subject in hand, we no longer expect to meet with, after reading the Preludium:—
The shadowy Daughter of Urthona stood before red Orc,
When fourteen suns had faintly journey’d o’er his dark abode:
His food she brought in iron baskets, his drink in cups of iron.
Crown’d with a helmet and dark hair, the nameless female stood.
A quiver with its burning stores, a bow like that of night
When pestilence is shot from heaven,—no other arms she needs,—
Invulnerable though naked, save where clouds roll round her loins
Their awful folds in the dark air. Silent she stood as night;
For never from her iron tongue could voice or sound arise;
But dumb from that dread day when Orc essay’d his fierce embrace.
‘Dark virgin!’ said the hairy youth, ‘thy father stem, abhorr’d,
Rivets my tenfold chains, while still on high my spirit soars;
‘Sometimes an eagle screaming in the sky; sometimes a lion,
‘Stalking upon the mountains; and sometimes a whale, I lash
‘The raging, fathomless abyss; anon, a serpent folding
‘Around the pillars of Urthona, and round thy dark limbs,
‘On the Canadian wilds I fold.’
The poem itself opens thus:—
The Guardian Prince of Albion burns in his nightly tent.
Sullen fires across the Atlantic glow to America’s shore,
Piercing the souls of warlike men, who rise in silent night.
Washington, Franklin, Paine, Warren, Gates, Hancock and Green,
Meet on the coast, glowing with blood, from Albion’s fiery prince.
Washington spoke: ‘Friends of America, look over the Atlantic sea.
‘A bended bow is lifted in heaven, and a heavy iron chain
‘Descends link by link from Albion’s cliffs across the sea to bind
‘Brothers and sons of America, till our faces pale and yellow,
‘Heads deprest, voices weak, eyes downcast, hands work-bruised,
‘Feet bleeding on the sultry sands, and the furrows of the whip,
‘Descend to generations that in future times forget.’
The strong voice ceased: for a terrible blast swept over the heaving sea,
The eastern cloud rent. On his cliffs stood Albion’s wrathful Prince,—
A dragon form clashing his scales: at midnight he arose,
And flamed red meteors round the land of Albion beneath.
His voice, his locks, his awful shoulders and his glowing eyes,
Appear to the Americans, upon the cloudy night.
Solemn heave the Atlantic waves between the gloomy nations.
One more extract shall suffice:—
The morning comes, the night decays, the watchmen leave their stations
The grave is burst, the spices shed, the linen wrapped up.
The bones of death, the covering clay, the sinews shrunk and dried,
Reviving shake, inspiring move, breathing! awakening!
Spring,—like redeemed captives when their bonds and bars are burst.
Let the slave grinding at the mill run out into the field;
Let him look up into the heavens and laugh in the bright air.
Let the enchained soul, shut up in darkness and in sighing,
Whose face has never seen a smile in thirty weary years,
Rise, and look out I—his chains are loose I his dungeon doors are open!
The poem has no distinctly seizable pretensions to a prophetic character, being, like the rest of Blake’s ‘Books of Prophecy,’ rather a retrospect in its mystic way, of events already transpired. The American War of Inde¬pendence is the theme; a portion of history here con¬ducted mainly by vast mythic beings, ‘Orc,’ the ‘Angels of Albion,’ the ‘Angels of the thirteen states,’ &c.; whose movements
are throughout accompanied by tremen¬dous elemental commotion—’ red clouds and raging fire’; ‘black smoke, thunder,’ and
Plagues creeping on the burning winds driven by flames of Orc,
through which chaos the merely human agents show small and remote, perplexed and busied in an ant-like way. Strange to conceive a somewhile associate of Paine pro¬ducing these ‘Prophetic’ volumes!
The America now and then occurs coloured, more often plain black, or occasionally blue, and white. The designs blend with and surround the verse; the mere grouping of the text, filled in here and there with ornament, often forming, in itself, a picturesque piece of decorative com-position. Of the beauty of most of these designs, in their finished state, it would be quite impossible to obtain any notion, without the necessary adjunct of colour. The specimen given in this chapter can at best only show form and arrangement—the groundwork of the page; the frame as it were in which the verses are set; Blake never intending any copies to go forth to the world until they had been coloured by hand. Facing page 112, however, we give the fac-simile of a whole page from the America, an exact fac-simile both .as regards drawing and writing, though reduced to about half the size of the original, and the colour ordinarily used by Blake for the groundwork, as we said before, of his painted leaves being necessarily absent. Similar examples we shall give when we come to other books of the same character,—the Europe, and that yet more remarkable, the Jerusalem.
Whatever may be the literary value of the work, the designs display unquestionable power and beauty. In firmness of outline and refinement of finish, they are exceeded by none from the same hand. We have more especially in view Mr. Monckton
Milnes’s superb copy. Turning over the leaves, it is sometimes like an increase of daylight on the retina, so fair and open is the effect of particular pages. The skies of sapphire, or gold, rayed with hues of sunset against which stand out leaf or blossom, or pendant branch, gay with bright plumaged birds; the strips of emerald sward below, gemmed with flower and lizard and enamelled snake, refresh the eye continually. Some of the illustrations are of a more sombre kind. There is one in which a little corpse, white as snow, lies gleaming on the floor of a green overarching cave, which close inspection proves to be a field of wheat, whose slender interlacing stalks, bowed by the full ear and by a gentle breeze,
bend over and inclose the dead infant The delicate network of stalks (which is carried up one side of the page, the main picture being at the bottom), and the subdued yet vivid green light shed over the whole, produce a lovely decorative effect. Decorative effect is in fact never lost sight of, even when the motive of the design is ghastly or terrible. As for instance at page I 3, which represents the different fate of two bodies drowned in the sea—the one, that of a woman, cast up by the purple waves on a rocky shore; an eagle, with outstretched wings, alighting on her bosom, his beak already tearing her flesh: the other, lying at the bottom of the ocean, where snaky loathsome things are twining round it, and open-mouthed fishes gathering greedily to devour. The effect is as of looking through water down into wondrous depths. One design in the volume was an especial favourite of Blake’s: that of an old man entering Death’s door. It occurs in the Gates of Paradise (Plate ii); in Blair’s Grave (1805), and as a distinct engraving. There are also two other subjects repeated subsequently—in the Grave and the Job. But one more design (we might expatiate on all) shall tempt us to loiter. It heads the last page of the book, and consists of a white-robed, colossal figure, bowed to the earth; about which, as on a huge snow-covered mass of rock, dwarf shapes are clustered here and there. Enhancing the weird effect of the whole, stand three lightning-scathed oaks, each of which, ‘as if threaten¬ing heaven with vengeance, holds out a withered hand.’ An exquisite piece of decorative work occupies the foot of the page.
In all these works the Designer’s genius floats loose and rudderless; a phantom ship on a phantom sea. He pro¬jects himself into shapeless dreams, instead of into fair definite forms, as already in the Songs of Innocence he had shown that he could do; and hereafter will again in the tasks so happily prescribed by others:—the illustrations to Young, to Blair’s Grave, to Job, to Dante. In
these amorphous Prophecies are profusely scattered the unhewn materials of poetry and design: sublime hints are sown broad-cast. But alas! whether Blake were definite or indefinite in his conceptions, he was alike ignored. He had not the faculty to make himself popular, even with a far more intelligent public as to Art than any which existed during the reign of George the Third.
In 1794, Flaxman returned from his seven years’ stay in Italy; with well-stored portfolios, with more than ever classicized taste, and at Rome having made for discerning patrons those designs from Homer, Æschylus, and Dante, which were afterwards to spread his fame-through Europe. He returned to be promoted R.A. at once, and to set up house and studio in Buckingham Street, Fitzroy Square,— then a new, scantily peopled region, lying open to the hills of Hampstead and Highgate. In these premises he con¬tinued till his death in 1826. Piroli, a Roman artist, had been engaged to engrave the above-mentioned graceful com¬positions from the poets. His first set of plates,—those to the Odyssey,—were lost in the voyage to England, and Blake was employed to make engravings in their stead, although Piroli’s name still remained on the general title-page (dated 1793); probably as being likelier credentials with the public. Piroli subsequently engraved the Outlines to Æschylus, to the Iliad, &c. Blake’s engravings are much less telling, at the first glance, than Piroli’s. Instead of hard, bold, decisive lines, we have softer, lighter ones. But on looking into them we find more of the artist in the one,—as in the beautiful Aphrodite, for instance, a very fine and delicate engraving,—more uniform mechanical effect in the other. Blake’s work is like a drawing, with traces as of a pen; Piroli’s the orthodox copperplate style. Blake, in fact, at that time, etched a good deal more than do ordinary engravers.
One consistent patron there was, whom it has become time to mention. Without his friendly countenance, even less would have remained to show the world, or a portion of it, what manner of man
Blake was. I mean Mr. Thomas Butts, whose long friendship with Blake com¬menced at this period. For nearly thirty years he con¬tinued (with few interruptions) a steady buyer at moderate prices of Blake’s drawings, temperas, frescoes; the only large buyer the artist ever had. Occasionally he would take of Blake a drawing a week. He, in this way, often supplied the imaginative man with the bare means of sub¬sistence when no others existed—at all events from his art. All honour to the solitary appreciator and to his zealous constancy! As years rolled by, Mr. Butts’ house in Fitzroy Square became a perfect Blake Gallery. Fitzroy Square, by the way built in great part by Adelphi Adams, was fashionable in those days. Noblemen were contented to live in its spacious mansions; among other celebrities, General Miranda, the South American hero, abode there.
Mr. Butts was no believer in Blake’s ‘madness.’ Strangers to the man, and they alone, believed in that. Yet he could give piquant accounts of his protégé’s extra¬vagances. One story in particular he was fond of telling, which has been since pretty extensively retailed about town. At the end of the little garden in Hercules Buildings there was a summer-house. Mr. Butts calling one day found Mr. and Mrs. Blake sitting in this summer¬house, freed from ‘those troublesome disguises’ which have prevailed since the Fall. ‘Come in!’ cried Blake ‘it’s only Adam and Eve, you know!’ Husband and wife had been reciting passages from Paradise Lost, in character, and the garden of Hercules Buildings had to represent the Garden of Eden: a little to the scandal of wonder¬ing neighbours, on more than one occasion. However, they knew sufficient of the single-minded artist not wholly to misconstrue such phenomena.’ For my reader not to do so, but frankly to enter into the full simplicity and naïveté of Blake’s character, calls for the exercise of a little imagination on his part. He must go out of himself for a moment, if he would
take such eccentricities for what they are worth, and not draw false conclusions. If he or I— close-tethered as we are to the matter-of-fact world—were on a sudden to wander in so bizarre a fashion from the prescriptive proprieties of life, it would be time for our friends to call in a doctor, or apply for a commission de lunatico. But Blake lived in a world of Ideas; Ideas to him were more real than the actual external world. On this matter, as on all others, he had his own peculiar views. He thought that the Gymnosophists of India, the ancient Britons, and others of whom History- tells, who went naked, were, in this, wiser than the rest of mankind—pure and wise,—and that it would be well if the world could be as they. From the speculative idea to the experimental realization of it in his own person, was, for him, but a step; though the prejudices of Society would hardly permit the experiment to be more than temporary and private. Another of Blake’s favourite fancies was that he could be, for the time, the historical person into whose character he projected himself: Socrates, Moses, or one of the Prophets. ‘I am Socrates,’ or ‘Moses,’ or ‘the prophet Isaiah,’ he would wildly say; and always, his glowing enthusiasm was mirrored in the still depths of his wife’s nature. This incident of the garden illustrates forcibly the strength of her husband’s influence over her, and the unquestioning manner in which she fell in with all he did or said. When assured by him that she (for the time) was Eve, she would not dream of contradiction—nay, she in a sense believed it. If therefore the anecdote argues madness in one, it argues it in both.
The Blakes do not stand alone, however, in modern history as to eccentric tenets, and even practices, in the article of drapery. Jefferson Hogg, for instance, in his Life of Shelley, tells us of a ‘charming and elegant’ family in the upper ranks of society, whose acquaintance the poet made about 1813, who had embraced the theory of ‘philosophical nakedness.’ The parents believing
in an impending ‘return to nature’ and reason, the pristine state of innocence, prepared their children for the coming millennium by habituating them to run naked about the house, a few hours every day; in which condition they would open the door to welcome Shelley. The mother herself, enthusiastic in the cause,—than whom there was ‘never a more innocent or virtuous lady,’—also rehearsed her part—in private. She would rise betimes, lock herself into her dressing-room, and there for some hours remain (without her clothes) reading and writing; naïvely assuring her friends afterwards that she ‘felt so much the better for it; so innocent during the rest of the day.’ Strange dénouements have happened to other believers in the high physical, moral, and æsthetic advantages of nudity. Hogg tells another story,—of Dr. Franklin; who wrote, on merely sanitary grounds, in favour of morning ‘air-baths.’ The philosopher, by the daily habit of devoting the early hours to study undressed, had so familiarized himself with the practice of his theory, that the absence of mind natural to philosophers led him into inadvertences. Espying once a friend’s maid-servant tripping quickly across the green with a letter in her hand—an important letter he had been eagerly expecting—the philosopher ran out to meet her: at which apparition she fled in terror, screaming. Again, no one ever accused hard-headed, canny Wilkie even of eccentricity. But he was a curious mixture of simplicity, worldliness, and almost fanatical enthusiasm in the practice of his art. One morning, the raw-boned young Scotch-man was discovered by a caller (friend Haydon) drawing from the nude figure before a mirror; a method of study he pronounced ‘verra improving,’ as well as economical! Blake’s vagary, then, we may fairly maintain to be not wholly without parallel on the part of sane men, when carried away by an idea, as at first blush it would seem.
At the period of the enactment of the scene from Milton,
Mrs. Blake was, in person, still a presentable Eve. A ‘brunette’ and ‘very pretty’ are terms I have picked up as conveying something regarding her appearance in more youthful days. Blake himself would boast what a pretty wife he had. She lost her beauty as the seasons sped,— ‘never saw a woman so much altered’ was the impression of one on meeting her again after a lapse of but seven years; a life of hard work and privation having told heavily upon her in the interim. In spirit, she was, at all times, a true Eve to her Adam; and might with the most literal appropriateness have used to him the words of Milton:
‘What thou bid’st
Unargued I obey; so God ordains:
God is thy law, thou mine; to know no more
Is woman’s happiest knowledge and her praise.
With thee conversing I forget all time;
All seasons and their change, all please alike.’
To her he never seemed erratic or wild. There had indeed at one time been a struggle of wills, but she had yielded; and his was a kind, if firm rule. Surely never had visionary man so loyal and affectionate a wife!


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80 years ago, on January 20th, 1942, the leaders of the German Nazi Party planned the destruction of all Jews under Nazi control. They planned to kill 11 million Jews. They succeeded in killing more than half that number. The scope and systematic methods that were implemented were unprecedented in history. Mass killing was not unprecedented. But the racial motivation to systematically eradicate an entire race with the latest technological means was a first – even if it meant weakening the war effort against the Allies.
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The Jews in Germany were not surprised in 1939. They had six years of preparation and torment since the Nazi party usurped power and consolidated it’s hold on all of Germany. Jews had become second class citizens way before the Nuremberg Laws made it law to destroy the human rights of all Jews. By the end of 1938, when the German people attacked Jews in the Night of Shattered Glass, Kristallnacht, any glimmer of hope for any Jew living in Germany was shattered.
Hundreds of thousands of German Jews ran away. Some mistakenly thought that their bravery in World War I would mean they would be treated differently. They were dead wrong. Racism is much stronger and vicious than nationalism.
There were less than a million Jews in Germany before World War I. Most of the Jews in Europe were in Poland and other countries – Hungary, Rumania, France and others. The Jews in the other countries hoped that the German threats would not cross the borders of Germany. This illusion was shattered in Poland on Sept. 1, 1939. Soon after, it was shattered in France and Belgium. In a matter of less than 2 years, Germany was in control of more than 4 million Jews. By the end of 1942, following the German invasion of Russia, Germany was in control of more than 7 million Jews. They killed more than 6 million of them – systematically.
It was all planned, implemented, and documented. And when the plans did not work as hoped, they were improved. When bullets were not effective enough, gas was used. When gas in trucks was not efficient enough, gas chambers were built. The monsters who destroyed more than 6 million Jews were regular people who decided to take part in becoming part of the world’s worst killing machine. They were not just Germans, but collaborators from every country who gleefully joined the German killing machine.
Yes, exceptions existed. Some people helped rescue Jews, even some Germans. But they were no more than a small percentage of the population. But that small group of people is what provides hope for humanity in a world filled with such darkness.
The German monster was defeated, but the aspiration to kill Jews continues to this very day. Light of day is the most important new weapon that exists in order to combat the evil that exists in the world. This movie sheds light on the past in order for us to know what evil exists in potential if it is not reigned in by the light of good in the world.

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A love story with a twist; it is not only a love story between a man and a woman, but one that also explores the love between a mother and daughter. Stacey Marie Brown is a gifted and talented author. My top read of the year!/5(40). THE UNLUCKY ONES: Is a complete stand-alone romance novel by new to me author Stacey Marie Brown MY REVIEW AND OTHERS: can also be found on my blog: KITTY KATS CRAZY ABOUT BOOKS BEFORE: From the age of sixteen Devon's family was reeling from the death of their father whom was killed in the line of duty, her mother at only forty seven had aged /5.
The Unlucky Tug (based on the episode Jinxed) Warrior's Longest Day (based on the episode Warrior) Up River; High Tide; Bigg City Freeze (based on the episode Bigg Freeze) Sticker books.
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If I have one great passion (obsession?) in life, it’s rock climbing. So, not surprisingly, I’d pitched a book with a rock climber as a character for my second novel, but was told that no one wanted to read about climbers.
It was a whole new world on book three, though. The Unlucky Tug - TUGS Audio Adaptation by The Unlucky Tug published on TZ Been inspired by several users' audio adaptations on SoundCloud lately, and decided to take a stab at my own.
From the makers of Thomas the Tank Engine comes a short-lived sister series. Set in Bigg City Port in The Roaring '20s, it chronicles the adventures of the Star Tugs, a fleet of Thomas-esque boats with faces as they compete for contracts with their biggest rivals, the Z-Stacks.
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Coupeville School District Superintendent Patty Page announced recently that the district’s annual performance feedback survey is available online. This is the second year the survey has been done online. Parents and community members are welcome to complete the anonymous survey, which focuses on questions related to the district’s improvement plan goals.
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Yesterday I said I was attending a two-day obedience seminar.
I walked out.
I am incapable of silent complicity when things are simply not okay.
Let me be clear — different opinions are valuable! My concerns were not about different opinions.
In my world, hitting dogs to teach behavior is not okay. I am not alone in thinking that — see, for example, the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior’s Position Statement about punishment by clicking HERE
I want to be respectful and thoughtful about what I say about that whole misadventure. Therefore, I won’t say much now because I am still processing.
But I left that seminar heartsick and angry, and reminded that the sport of obedience has a ways to go.

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Some of the best stories from our tradition involve a question presented on one level that is answered on a completely different and surprising level.
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Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by traveller24.7 value for money
clean, value for money.No great frills but does the job
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Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by romag A very good budget hotel
Great location as it is only a 5 minute drive from the Aberdeen sea front.
Comfortable room although the choice of pillows could have been better.
The breakfast choice is somewhat limited but probably adequate.
Helpful and friendly staff.
For goodness sake, please remove the notices from the tables regarding trays - the grammar is awful due to the incorrect inclusion of apostrophes! See photograph.
I hope we will not see these again.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Torp666 Perfect stay for local training courses
I needed a hotel close to my training center to avoid time spent in traffic jams in the mornings and evenings which gave me more time to allow me to focus on studying when I returned to the Hotel at night.
Easy check in and out.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by lindyanne Clean and comfortable hotel
Stayed here for two nights. Room. clean and comfortable. Breakfast adequate with scrambled egg and sausage and beans. Also croissants chocolate croissants yogurt and cheese. Not near town centre but bus stop just outside to take you there. Staff at reception very friendly and we were allowed into our room before the check in time of two o clock.
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Two-wheelers or bikes are a preferred option for quick commuting in our country. They are extremely easy to maneuver and are lightweight, which makes them durable for traveling. Two-wheelers are also optimal for women to travel comfortably. Many people rely heavily on their two-wheelers to remove their dependency on public transport.
Apart from two-wheeler owners who use their bikes for utility, another group solely owns bikes and motorcycles for the sheer pleasure of riding them. They are called bikers. Bikers are those who own bikes only to satisfy their passion for riding bikes. However, many myths and rumors surround the whole ‘biker’’ culture in the country.
When any of us hear the word ‘biker’, we instantly think of an individual wearing a dark leather jacket, tattoos, glares, and a fierce look on the face. This mental image is perpetuated by the portrayal of bikers in Hollywood movies and American television series. The reality of the situation is entirely different. Let’s debunk some of the myths about bikers among the general public.
Debunking Some ‘Biker Culture’ Myths
Myth 1: Bikers constantly perform illegal stunts
Bike riders have a passion for adventure. They are attracted by the sheer joy of riding a bike, enjoying its performance, traveling long distances, and discovering new places and cultures. Some bikers like to test their own endurance and that of their bikes under difficult conditions like hilly terrain, harsh weather, bad roads, etc.
They also blaze a trail of popular road drives between destinations. For instance, the road trail to Leh in Ladakh is a popular one for bikers in India. Yet they always ride responsibly with adequate precautions.
Myth 2: Bikers are criminals
Some anti-social elements take the pretext of biking to indulge in illegal racing, creating nuisance on the roads, etc. However, genuine bike riders are law-abiding and ride with proper documentation and follow the rules.
Myth 3: All bikers have tattoos
A tattoo is a personal choice. It has nothing to do with being a biker. Most bikers are fitness enthusiasts and would like to project a certain image and therefore use a tattoo, while there are other bikers who do not like tattoos at all. Having a tattoo is not a must for bikers and the myth has been projected only in movies.
Myth 4: Bikers are not pleasant people
Bikers are generally nice but they face a regular risk of being waylaid and their belongings being stolen. Therefore, they are wary of becoming too friendly. Further, the physical strain of riding long distances could make them tired and withdrawn.
Myth 5: Bikers are part of gangs
Bikers join with like-minded individuals and often go on trips as a group. This does not mean they are gangs who create nuisance and trouble others on the road. Most biker clubs have people who like to travel and enjoy the trips.
Myth 6: All bikers have expensive bikes
Bikers have a passion for riding. But they need not necessarily ride expensive bikes. In fact, many riding clubs are formed by enthusiasts of different brands, often mid-range bikes or sports bikes.
Myth 7: Bikers do not insure their bikes
Bikers absolutely love their bikes. They ride with as many precautions as possible. This involves getting bike insurance for their bikes. Bikers understand that they put themselves and their bikes at risk with the heightened number of hours spent on the road. This is why they get two-wheeler insurance. Through the two-wheeler vehicle insurance, they can ride peacefully, knowing their prized possession will be safe in case of an unfortunate event.
While insurance is an important necessity for bikers, they are equally important for non-bikers as well. If you own a two-wheeler, you must make sure you get a decent insurance policy for the bike. With the whole world moving online, many insurers have launched their websites.
You can now buy bike insurance online from the comfort of your home. Many insurers provide different features and tools like the two-wheeler insurance premium calculator, bike policy renewal on their website. For instance, you can carry out the TATA AIG bike insurance claim online by visiting their official website.
Bikers love riding their bikes for the pleasure of riding. However, many rumors and myths are circulating about the biker culture. The reality is the opposite of what people generally think.
Some commonly asked questions about bikers:
1. Why do bikers wave at other bikers?
When bikers wave at each other, it is generally a method of saying hello to someone. Waving at other bikers is simply what the biker does to acknowledge a similar individual with a shared passion.
2. What are some stereotypes of motorcycle riders?
Some of the stereotypes about motorcycle riders are that they are rude, have a lot of tattoos, do not have a job, indulge in criminal activities, etc. The reality of the situation is very different.
3. How dangerous is it really to ride a motorcycle?
Riding a motorcycle can be a bit dangerous, as the rider is more exposed compared to a car. Along with this, superbikes can lead to a lot of accidents because of their speed and power. However, experience with biking can help in reducing the danger.
4. Why is green a bad color for bikers?
It is believed that riding green motorcycles are unlucky, as many bikers in the past who drove green bikes died in race crashes or accidents.

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Kanwaryatra is one of the sacred traditions which people follow enthusiastically across north India. The Kanwaryatra- the pilgrimage of those carrying the “kanwads”, hence the “kanwarias”- takes place during the month of Shravan (July- August), according to the Hindu lunar calendar. As the festival picks up pace elaborate arrangements have been made to ensure smooth movement of the pilgrims as well as the vehicles and commuters. The Ghaziabad administration declared a seven day holiday for all educational institutes located along NH-58 for the ongoing kanwaryatra, an annual pilgrimage of devotees of Lord Shiva. “Over a dozen schools, colleges, and other educational institutes which are situated on NH 58 shall remain closed till August 1”, said Additional District Magistrate Preeti Jaiswal. The number of pilgrims is expected to go over 2.5 crore. The administration has restricted heavy vehicles on NH 58 from Sunday and will restrict light vehicles from Wednesday,saidJaiswal. A 2000 strong police force has been deployed to provide security to the pilgrims. The pilgrims are arriving in Ghaziabad district which is linked to Badrinath and Mana Pass in Uttarakhand near Indo-Tibetan border by the 538 km long NH 58. This is the first time that such an order has been issued in UP. The institutions have been asked to adhere to the orders strictly as the closure order is to ensure that there is no traffic movement along the highway during the festival.
The DM has also instructed the officials to remain on their assigned duties within the district till August 1. The power department has also been asked to ensure 24×7 electricity supply.The life will be disrupted for a few days in the district but the administration has declared the strategy has been deployed for the public welfare.

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Rich in fibre, folate, selenium and other nutrients, mushrooms help keep the heart healthy
Whether it’s for breakfast in a Spanish omelette or in a soupy broth for lunch or dinner or even as a mid-evening snack in a sandwich, mushrooms are one of the most versatile ingredients you can use in the kitchen. The delicate meatiness in mushrooms also make them a chef’s favourite. Mushrooms are also succulent additions to several Indian-style pulavs and curries.
Mushrooms are rich in Vitamin D and selenium, an essential mineral to help the enzymes in the liver function well. Moreover, mushrooms are also rich in fibre, with sizeable amounts of potassium and vitamin C to help maintain cardiovascular health and reduce the risk of heat-related diseases. Their low sodium content is also great to manage and lower blood cholesterol.
Fleshy yet tender, most mushrooms take very little time to cook. We’ve picked a few dishes that you definitely should try, for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
For those who enjoy spicy food, the dish makes use of a bunch of classic Indian masalas for that aromatic, flavourful kick. Simply raid your spice cabinet and fridge for the ingredients and enjoy with fluffy phulkas for dinner.
If you prefer simpler flavours, and want the meaty taste of mushroom to shine through, this one’s your dish. The dish can be adapted to vegetarian version by substituting the meat-based stock with a vegetable stock. Serve with a portion of grilled lean protein or as a dish with some garlic bread.
Italian style sautéed mushrooms
Parsley and fresh chopped garlic – that’s all you need to make this fragrant dish. A simple, versatile dish, these mushrooms can be paired alongside meats (red and white) or as a starter if you’re hosting friends or family.
Entertaining friends and want a dish that looks like you put in a lot of effort? Stuffed mushrooms with cheese is the perfect pick. Indulgent yet extremely easy to make, this dish is sure to win your hosting a lot of compliments.

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Maximum effort control is a method of achieving deadbeat response for a step input to an undamped second order element (two poles on the axis of the s-plane) which is preceded by a saturating amplifier. This method of control supplies the maximum available energy to the element being controlled, by driving the amplifier to saturation whenever an error is present. The realization of a maximum effort control system for an oscillatory element is found through a phase plane analysis of the equations of motion of the oscillatory element. The control system topology is also found by the analysis of a phasor representation of the transients introduced in the oscillatory element by the output of the saturating amplifier. The system was constructed to compare the experimental responses of step inputs and load disturbances, to the responses obtained from an idealized mathematical model of the system. The adaptability of the control system was tested by using it to control a damped oscillatory element. The system described will be an aid in the design of the control system which will give optimum response for random inputs to a undamped second order element which is preceded by a saturating amplifier. It also provides a method of control for systems in which it is impossible to damp poles near the axis.


The government has been asked to allocate more funds to help 64,000 flood victims in Tana River.
Tana River Senator Juma Wario yesterday said the victims were facing a crisis. Floods have destroyed homesteads and crops and swept away livestock. Those displaced are living in IDP camps.
“We want the government to resettle all the victims. They need cash to construct new houses and begin their lives afresh,” Wario said.He spoke at Idsowe after touring some of the 108 IDP camps in the county.
The government has allocated Sh2.5 billion to help flood victims countrywide. The cash includes Sh1 billion donated by President Uhuru Kenyatta. The European Union has donated Sh180 million.
Wario asked the government to remember Tana River victims.
“It would be unfair if the national government only focuses on the Solai Dam tragedy in Nakuru. Thousands are also suffering in Tana River,” Wario said.
At least 48 people died after a dam burst and swept away a village in Solai on Wednesday last week.
Wario said many villages were still surrounded by water and residents rely solely on humanitarian aid. “There is a huge crisis in Tana River. Many children in camps are already suffering from diarrhoea,” he said.
Some schools were flooded and others turned into IDP camps. Wario also asked the government to reconstruct schools where roofs were blown off by high winds.
“Many schools are yet to reopen,” the lawmaker said. At least three health centres cannot operate after they were flooded.
Floods have claimed 158 lives since April when heavy rains began. Some 300,000 people have been displaced. Tana River and Kilifi are among the worst-affected counties with 64,045 and 21,318 IDPs, respectively.
Another 16,800 have been left homeless in Taita Taveta. Lamu has 2,498 displaced people. The IDPs have been receiving assistance from the Red Cross, national government and humanitarian organisations.
Wario said the victims will require assistance for three months. Last month, the county appealed for help, saying the disaster was beyond its capacity.


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Anyone else noticed that when a patient is on vanc for any length of time, they end up getting Cdiff? Now this patient who wasn't in isolation is, and you have to gown/glove whenever you're in the room. It is such a PIA! I see so many patients on polyATBS and they seem to just keep getting infections anyway' VRE, MRSA, Acincobacter just to name a few. It's getting really frustrating, especially when the patient has several ATBS IV that are all supposed to be hung at the same time! Sorry about this post. Guess I'm just venting a little. Anyone else as frustrated as I am?
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I know what you mean. We have more and more patients ending up in isolation. My goal has become, "Get the patient discharged ASAP before we give them something".
Feb 18, '07
C-diff is pretty much endemic is hospitals. Anti-biotic therapy tends to decimate the body's normal flora which leaves it open to invasion by opportunistic organisms like C-diff. Without doing a lit search I can't be sure but I think Vanco leaves one especially vulnerable to it.
Proper handwashing for staff, patients and families is the most effective way of preventing these types of infections but in a hospital setting where c-diff spores are all over the place, it's hard to completely prevent it.

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Informationen zum Hauptseminar über Toni Morrison im SS an der Universität Duisburg-Essen. Discover Toni Morrison's most iconic work in this Pulitzer-prize winning novel that exemplifies her powerful and important place in contemporary American. Mein Buch: Die Theologin Andrea Bieler empfiehlt «Beloved» von Toni Morrison. Toni Morrisons «Beloved» (, deutsch «Menschenkind») ist ein. <
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As an editor at Random House, she promoted the works of Black authors, including Angela Davis and Muhammed Ali. However, the novel The Bluest Eye would not be published until , when Morrison was 39 years old.
And I was eager to read a story where racism really hurt and can destroy you. Upon its release, the book received positive reviews, including one from The New York Times.
And the novel has since been included on many university reading lists. Most notably, Sula was nominated for the National Book Award in The novel is about two Black women who grew up together in the city of Medallion, Ohio.
As they grow into adults, their paths diverge, and ultimately they must come back together to confront issues of their past and present.
The novel follows Sethe, a woman who was formally enslaved. A Mercy deals with slavery in 17th-century America. In the redemptive Home , a traumatized Korean War veteran encounters racism after returning home and later overcomes apathy to rescue his sister.
In God Help the Child , Morrison chronicled the ramifications of child abuse and neglect through the tale of Bride, a Black girl with dark skin who is born to light-skinned parents.
A work of criticism , Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination , was published in Denard and The Source of Self-Regard: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations She also penned Remember , which chronicles the hardships of Black students during the integration of the American public school system; aimed at children, it uses archival photographs juxtaposed with captions speculating on the thoughts of their subjects.
For that work, Morrison won the Coretta Scott King Award in In Morrison was made an officer of the French Legion of Honour. Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a documentary about her life and career.
She attended one meeting with a short story about a black girl who longed to have blue eyes. The Bluest Eye was published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston in , when Morrison was aged But The Bluest Eye is also history, sociology, folklore, nightmare and music.
Gottlieb later edited most of Morrison's novels. In , Morrison's second novel Sula , about a friendship between two black women, was nominated for the National Book Award.
Her third novel, Song of Solomon , follows the life of Macon "Milkman" Dead III, from birth to adulthood, as he discovers his heritage through the magic of the Black experience.
This novel brought her national acclaim, being a main selection of the Book of the Month Club , the first novel by a black writer to be so chosen since Richard Wright 's Native Son in At its commencement ceremonies, Barnard College awarded Morrison its highest honor, the Barnard Medal of Distinction.
Morrison gave her next novel, Tar Baby , a contemporary setting. In it, a looks-obsessed fashion model, Jadine, falls in love with Son, a penniless drifter who feels at ease with being black.
In , Morrison left publishing to devote more time to writing, while living in a converted boathouse on the Hudson River in Nyack , New York.
Morrison's first play, Dreaming Emmett , is about the murder by white men of black teenager Emmett Till. The play was performed in at the State University of New York at Albany, where she was teaching at the time.
In , Morrison published her most celebrated novel, Beloved. It was inspired by the true story of an enslaved African-American woman, Margaret Garner ,  whose story Morrison had discovered when compiling The Black Book.
Garner had escaped slavery but was pursued by slave hunters. Facing a return to slavery, Garner killed her two-year-old daughter but was captured before she could kill herself.
Beloved was a critical success and a bestseller for 25 weeks. The New York Times book reviewer Michiko Kakutani wrote that the scene of the mother killing her baby is "so brutal and disturbing that it appears to warp time before and after into a single unwavering line of fate.
Morrison's versatility and technical and emotional range appear to know no bounds. If there were any doubts about her stature as a pre-eminent American novelist, of her own or any other generation, Beloved will put them to rest.
Not all critics praised Beloved , however. African-American conservative social critic Stanley Crouch , for instance, complained in his review in The New Republic  that the novel "reads largely like a melodrama lashed to the structural conceits of the miniseries," and that Morrison "perpetually interrupts her narrative with maudlin ideological commercials.
Despite overall high acclaim, Beloved failed to win the prestigious National Book Award or the National Book Critics Circle Award.
Forty-eight black critics and writers,   among them Maya Angelou , protested the omission in a statement that The New York Times published on January 24, Beloved is the first of three novels about love and African-American history, sometimes called the Beloved Trilogy.
Told in language that imitates the rhythms of jazz music, the novel is about a love triangle during the Harlem Renaissance in New York City.
That year she also published her first book of literary criticism, Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination , an examination of the African-American presence in white American literature.
Before the third novel of the Beloved Trilogy was published, Morrison was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in The citation praised her as an author "who in novels characterized by visionary force and poetic import, gives life to an essential aspect of American reality.
That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the measure of our lives. In her Nobel lecture, Morrison talked about the power of storytelling.
To make her point, she told a story. She spoke about a blind, old, black woman who is approached by a group of young people.
They demand of her, "Is there no context for our lives? No song, no literature, no poem full of vitamins, no history connected to experience that you can pass along to help us start strong?
Think of our lives and tell us your particularized world. Make up a story. In , the National Endowment for the Humanities selected Morrison for the Jefferson Lecture , the U.
The third novel of her Beloved Trilogy, Paradise , about citizens of an all-black town, came out in The following year, Morrison was on the cover of Time magazine, making her only the second female writer of fiction and second black writer of fiction to appear on what was perhaps the most significant U.
Also in , the movie adaptation of Beloved was released, directed by Jonathan Demme and co-produced by Oprah Winfrey , who had spent ten years bringing it to the screen.
Winfrey also stars as the main character, Sethe, alongside Danny Glover as Sethe's lover, Paul D, and Thandie Newton as Beloved.
The movie flopped at the box office. A review in The Economist suggested that "most audiences are not eager to endure nearly three hours of a cerebral film with an original storyline featuring supernatural themes, murder, rape and slavery.
Its linchpin is of course Oprah Winfrey, who had the clout and foresight to bring 'Beloved' to the screen and has the dramatic presence to hold it together.
In , television talk-show host Oprah Winfrey selected Song of Solomon for her newly launched Book Club , which became a popular feature on her Oprah Winfrey Show.
Winfrey selected a total of four of Morrison's novels over six years, giving Morrison's novels a bigger sales boost than they got from her Nobel Prize win in Winfrey said, "For all those who asked the question 'Toni Morrison again?
I say with certainty there would have been no Oprah's Book Club if this woman had not chosen to share her love of words with the world.
Morrison continued to explore new art forms when she returned to Margaret Garner's life story, the basis of her novel Beloved , to write the libretto for a new opera, Margaret Garner.
In , Morrison put together a children's book called Remember to mark the 50th anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision in that declared racially segregated public schools to be unconstitutional.
From to , Morrison was an Andrew D. White Professor-at-Large at Cornell University. In June , the University of Oxford awarded Morrison an honorary Doctor of Letters degree.
In , The New York Times Book Review named Beloved the best work of American fiction published in the previous 25 years, as chosen by a selection of prominent writers, literary critics, and editors.
Scott said: "Any other outcome would have been startling, since Morrison's novel has inserted itself into the American canon more completely than any of its potential rivals.
With remarkable speed, 'Beloved' has, less than 20 years after its publication, become a staple of the college literary curriculum, which is to say a classic.
This triumph is commensurate with its ambition, since it was Morrison's intention in writing it precisely to expand the range of classic American literature, to enter, as a living black woman, the company of dead white males like Faulkner , Melville , Hawthorne and Twain.
Morrison's novel A Mercy , released in , is set in the Virginia colonies of Diane Johnson , in her review in Vanity Fair , called A Mercy "a poetic, visionary, mesmerizing tale that captures, in the cradle of our present problems and strains, the natal curse put on us back then by the Indian tribes, Africans, Dutch, Portuguese, and English competing to get their footing in the New World against a hostile landscape and the essentially tragic nature of human experience.
From until her retirement in , Morrison held the Robert F. Goheen Chair in the Humanities at Princeton University. Though based in the Creative Writing Program at Princeton, Morrison did not regularly offer writing workshops to students after the late s, a fact that earned her some criticism.
Rather, she conceived and developed the Princeton Atelier, a program that brings together students with writers and performing artists. Together the students and the artists produce works of art that are presented to the public after a semester of collaboration.
Inspired by her curatorship at the Louvre Museum, Morrison returned to Princeton in fall to lead a small seminar, also entitled "The Foreigner's Home".
On November 17, , Princeton University dedicated Morrison Hall a building previously called West College in her honor. In May , Morrison appeared at PEN World Voices for a conversation with Marlene van Niekerk and Kwame Anthony Appiah about South African literature , and specifically van Niekerk's novel Agaat.
Morrison wrote books for children with her younger son, Slade Morrison, who was a painter and a musician. Slade died of pancreatic cancer on December 22, , aged In May , Morrison received an Honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Rutgers University—New Brunswick during the commencement ceremony,  where she delivered a powerful speech on the "pursuit of life, liberty, meaningfulness, integrity, and truth.
The trio focused on the relationship between Othello 's wife Desdemona and her African nursemaid, Barbary, who is only briefly referenced in Shakespeare.
Born Chloe Anthony Wofford on February 18, , in Lorain, Ohio, Toni Morrison was the second oldest of four children.
Her father, George Wofford, worked primarily as a welder but held several jobs at once to support the family. Her mother, Ramah, was a domestic worker.
Morrison later credited her parents with instilling in her a love of reading, music and folklore along with clarity and perspective.
Living in an integrated neighborhood, Morrison did not become fully aware of racial divisions until she was in her teens.
I was the only Black in the class and the only child who could read," she later told a reporter from The New York Times.
Dedicated to her studies, Morrison took Latin in school and read many great works of European literature. She graduated from Lorain High School with honors in At Howard University, Morrison continued to pursue her interest in literature.
She majored in English and chose the classics for her minor. After graduating from Howard in , Morrison continued her education at Cornell University.
She then moved to the Lone Star State to teach at Texas Southern University. In , Morrison returned to Howard University to teach English.
There she met Harold Morrison, an architect originally from Jamaica. The couple married in and welcomed their first child, Harold, in Tar Baby Beloved Jazz Paradise Love A Mercy Home God Help the Child The Source of Self-Regard This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses.
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text: Tau proteins belong to the family of microtubule-associated proteins. They are mainly expressed in neurons where they play an important role in the assembly of tubulin monomers into microtubules to constitute the neuronal microtubules network. Microtubules are involved in maintaining the cell shape and serve as tracks for axonal transport. Tau proteins also establish some links between microtubules and other cytoskeletal elements or proteins. Tau proteins are translated from a single gene located on chromosome 17. Their expression is developmentally regulated by an alternative splicing mechanism and six different isoforms exist in the human adult brain. Tau proteins are the major constituents of intraneuronal and glial fibrillar lesions described in Alzheimer's disease and numerous neurodegenerative disorders referred to as 'tauopathies'. Molecular analysis has revealed that an abnormal phosphorylation might be one of the important events in the process leading to their aggregation. Moreover, a specific set of pathological tau proteins exhibiting a typical biochemical pattern, and a different regional and laminar distribution could characterize each of these disorders. Finally, a direct correlation has been established between the progressive involvement of the neocortical areas and the increasing severity of dementia, suggesting that pathological tau proteins are reliable marker of the neurodegenerative process. The recent discovery of tau gene mutations in frontotemporal dementia with parkinsonism linked to chromosome 17 has reinforced the predominant role attributed to tau proteins in the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative disorders, and underlined the fact that distinct sets of tau isoforms expressed in different neuronal populations could lead to different pathologies.


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Draw Something, the popular mobile and social game where you and a friend guess the word the other tries to convey in a drawing, is reportedly coming to prime time TV as a game show.
If it happens, celebrities and regular people will show off their artistic skills — or lack of them — in front of a studio audience. And here’s the part millions of Draw Something users will especially like: Home viewers will be able to compete against celebrities for a chance to win prizes.
Variety reportsthat the show will air on CBS and one of the executive producers will be Ryan Seacrest, host of American Idol. While the supposedly upcoming show is a testament to the popularity of the game, which surpassed the 50 million downloads mark in April, it’s not the first drawing game for television. During the ‘80s and ’90s the syndicated shows “Pictionary” and “Win, Lose or Draw” had stints on the small screen.
Even so, by including a social element that lets viewers interact with on-air players using their mobile devices, Draw Something for TV looks to be different from its predecessors.
It also could drum up interest in the game. As TechCrunch points out, traffic has plummeted ever since social game-maker Zynga acquired OMGPOP, the developer of Draw Something, in March for $210 million.
Game-makers are certainly interested in capitalizing on the success of social games. Last year, 20th Century Fox TV lent its characters to a version of “Angry Birds,” Disney created its own game, “Where’s My Water?” and Zynga recently signed a licensing deal with Hasbro to bring popular brands like “Farmville” to toys and other goods.
Variety reports that no host has been named for the Draw Something show and an on-air commitment has not been made, “but the Eye is expected to fast-track the project considering it had to take ‘Draw’ away from multiple networks that were ultimately outbid on the project… If ordered as expected to series, ‘Draw’ isn’t likely to hit the CBS sked this year given the network already has its fall lineup in place but could have a good shot at the midseason.”
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Cerebral Palsy Child
As a kid, not knowing the full spectrum of my disability, I would often ask my mom, “Am I always going to have Cerebral Palsy Child ?” Her response: “Yes, but it can’t get any worse.”Those words have played a prominent role in my life, reminding me that I am in control of cerebral palsy (CP) and not the other way around. Knowing that CP was a non-degenerative disability filled me with optimism.
I could be like all the other “normal” kids in my neighborhood. Even though that would never be the case, I never wanted to be labeled “the kid with the limp.”I usually don’t discuss Cerebral Palsy Child with others unless they ask, but now (March is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month) seems like the right time to shed some light on what it is like to grow up with CP.


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Insider trading – How a 10b5-1 plan may help reduce risk
Abstract: “Insider trading” is a highly charged term, but it’s not necessarily illegal for corporate insiders to buy and sell stock or other securities. Nevertheless, even well-intentioned trades by insiders can cause trouble for public companies. One of the most effective defenses against liability for illegal insider trading is a 10b5-1 trading plan that’s independently administered by a broker or other third party. This article explains how a 10b5-1 plan should be designed and describes best practices to follow even with such a plan. A sidebar discusses legal vs. illegal activities.

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Harry Styles has shared the video for one of the standout tracks from his Harry’s House album. For the “Satellite” video, Styles once again teams up with Aube Perrie, who directed the “Music For A Sushi Restaurant” visual.
In the clip, Styles is seen gearing up for a performance on his Love On Tour. While rehearsing, navigating a packed venue, and later, moving about the city, a tiny robot follows Styles around. Toward the end of the video, Styles is seen laying next to the robot in a field, as they then look up to the night sky, staring at the stars and city lights.
The video itself is symbolic of embracing the emotions and feelings that you can’t escape. In an interview with Rolling Stone last year, Styles revealed that he has spent much time in therapy, learning how to face his emotions in a healthy, conscious manner.
“So many of your emotions are so foreign before you start analyzing them properly. I like to really lean into [an emotion] and look at it in the face. Not like, ‘I don’t want to feel like this,’ but more like, ‘What is it that makes me feel this way?’ ”
You can watch the video for “Satellite” above.

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Happy Anniversary, Mom and Dad!
Day one was spent in Manitou Springs, which was not nearly as quaint as I thought it would be. And then a driving tour up to Cripple Creek and Victor and back down (I think we saw Pikes Peak from every possible vantage point except the top). We didn't realize that Manitou Springs was known for its mineral spring drinking water. I thought it was hot springs. Apparently all through town there are springs that you can drink from for free. They must have been hidden between all the kitschy stores and tourist traps, because we didn't see a one. Oh well.
Day two (Mother's Day/Mom & Dad's 40th Anniversary), we visited the Air Force Academy, which has a spectacular campus with some of the best-maintained trails I've seen in a long time. Mom and Dad went to the Chapel for a rockin' service put on by cadets, while Mark and I took Kai for a walk on the aforementioned trails. We then met up, shopped for some food at the commissary, and ate by the runway between a "Warthog" and a "Thunderbird." (Air Force types might know what we are talking about.)
That night we prepared a lovely dinner of artichokes, scallops, and risotto, with lots of wine and champagne and laughter to celebrate the day.
All in all, a wonderful trip. We were sad to see Mom and Dad leave on Tuesday (sorry to hear about the 3 hour delay in Dallas. BLECH!). But we'll see them again soon, perhaps on Dad's sailboat?!
Now we have begun packing and getting ready for our move to Dallas in June. I promise not to go into that much detail in describing our adventures in packing :)


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Convicted felon sentenced to 7 years on gun, accessory posession charges
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) -A Richmond man was sentenced to 92 months in prison after police discovered he was a convicted felon illegally possessing a machine gun conversion device and other weapons.
According to court documents, on July 14, 2021, Marquis Bonhomme, 23, was arrested by Richmond Police during a traffic stop. Officers discovered that Bonhomme had outstanding arrest warrants and observed a firearm magazine in plain view inside Bonhomme’s vehicle.
As officers searched Bonhomme’s vehicle, they found a loaded Glock, Model 26, 9mm semi-automatic pistol; a Glock “switch” conversion device, which makes a gun fully automatic; a loaded Century Arms International, VSKA, 7.62 calibers, semi-automatic pistol, with a 35 round magazine; a 50 round drum magazine; and assorted 7.62 calibers and 9mm caliber ammunition.
Federal agents later obtained a federal search warrant for Bonhomme’s Instagram accounts, which revealed numerous posts of him with guns, photos and discussions about Glock “switch” devices, and his active involvement in illegal marijuana trafficking.
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The BGT English Theatre Company, in association with Koler Bierger asbl, will be putting on its latest production the "Coronavirus Chronicles" from 21 to 23 January 2021 at Kinoler cinema in Kahler; the performances were initially scheduled to take place at the end of this month but have now been postponed until January due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Coronavirus Chronicles is a collection of fourteen short plays and sketches by Luxembourg-based writers about life in the year of COVID.
2020 has been a year which has had a profound effect on everyone. During (and since) the lockdown in Luxembourg, everyone has had their frustrations, their losses, their sadness, their fears... but also unexpected moments of light as we discovered new things in the world around us, found new interests and learned to appreciate more the love of friends and family.
Between April and June, Elizabeth Adams from the International School of Luxembourg (ISL) asked writers of all backgrounds to come up with short, five to ten-minute pieces reflecting their experience of the lockdown. The result is the Coronavirus Chronicles: a collection of sketches covering the sorrows of families being separated, the shock of a loved one testing positive for the virus, the fear of catching the virus, the frustrations of working in the health sector... and the ever-present annoyance of working via Zoom. A mixture of scenes and monologues, comic observations and sad reflections, these plays show a cross-section in the life of a year which has changed the whole world.
Directed by Tony and Ferelith Kingston, the show is compiled (and written) by Elizabeth Adams and written by Ester Cela, Ferelith Kingston, Cassandra Köhler, Gracie Savage, Luca Schmit, Josie Shillito and Concepcion Zubizerreta.
The show will take place on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 January at 19:30 and on Saturday 23 January 2020 at 14:30 and 19:30.
Tickets cost €15 (€10 for students) and can be reserved via email: email@example.com. Until 14 December 2020, the focus will be on rebooking already reserved seats, after which tickets for the general public will be available to reserve. All proceeds from ticket sales will go to the COVID-19 Foundation.


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Yeah. This is Bloomberg Business Week with Carol Master and Bloomberg. Quick takes Tim Stinebaugh on Bloomberg Radio. Alright, well slew of earnings after the bell taking a look at David Buster shares higher now by well continuing to move higher by 7.4% of firm holdings. Shares higher and after hours trading right now by 10.8%. We'll have more coverage on those in just a few minutes. In the meantime, let's get a check on the latest world in national news with Nancy Lyons in D. C. Hey there. Nance Hatim. The Justice Department has filed the lawsuit to overturn the Texas abortion law. After the Supreme Court refused to intervene, turning private citizens into bounty hunters to infringe on the rights of women and their doctors. Attorney General Merrick Garland said, is a scheme to nullify the U. S constitution and the right to judicial review. The United States seeks of permanent and preliminary injunction prohibiting enforcement of the statute against the state of Texas. The state's officers, employees and agents and private parties. It has effectively deputized, Garland said. The Texas law also conflicts with federal laws relating to health care and the duties of federal employees who carry out those laws in Washington, Irv Chapman Bloomberg radio in about an hour, President Biden will outline his new six prongs approach to tamp down Covid 19 cases. He's expected to call for vaccination for all federal employees and contractors. And require all large private employers to have their workers either vaccinated or tested. Americans are among the estimated 200 people who left Kabul, Afghanistan today on a commercial flight. State Department spokesman Ned Price says the U. S views the flight to Doha, Qatar, as a positive sign from the Taliban government. Certainly today's departure of this Qatar Airways Charter was a welcome step. It is certainly something that we were glad to see happen. As we have said, I additional such steps will be similarly greeted not only by the United States but by the international community. That price says the U. S. Will continue to hold the.


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