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League of Inveterate Poets

The out-of-context contextuality of a foolish sage

Verses Have No Subject

| March 29, 2010

“Verses do not have a subject, I should think, but a kind of shudder, as if the whole world were born again in the flash of an eye.” The Secret Life of Emily Dickinson by Jerome Charyn

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution

| March 27, 2010

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution premiered last night on ABC television. Although the premier was a double episode, i watched the one hour first episode available online. (UPDATE: the second episode is now up at ABC.com.) Oliver is a British celebrity chef and cookbook author who has been given credit for initiating what became a complete [...]

On Teaching and Card Sharpin’

| March 22, 2010

“Lord…how did you get from tutorin’ to stealing at cards?” “They’re not so far apart. Both take a kind of persuasion.” – from The Secret Life of Emily Dickinson by Jerome Charyn

Review: An Unsettling God by Walter Brueggemann

| March 7, 2010

An Unsettling God: The Heart of the Hebrew Bible by Walter Brueggemann My rating: 5 of 5 stars Brueggemann forces us to unblinkingly confront the God actually presented in the Old Testament, not the God we wish was there via the colored glasses of our Western rationalistic theology. He shows us that the Israelite conception [...]

The Making of OK Go’s Rube Goldberg Video

| March 5, 2010

Image by Plutor via Flickr Are they geeks who are rock stars or rock stars who moonlight as geeks? Whichever is the chicken or the egg, the members of the rock band OK Go got their geek on once again and produced the most talked about music video since…well, since their last homemade music video, [...]

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