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Extractions: When I started my search for an internet site giving information about Abelard and Heloise, I never expected to find the perfect example of how the internet can be just as detrimental to the scholar as it is helpful. Although the internet is an ever-expanding resource, it cannot be forgotten that some sites have little academic value, and this is best exemplified bt the site I found. I did consider placing it in the 'Fun Medieval Sites' section but I think that Melissa Snell actually takes herself seriously! I should have known from the very first line, maybe even from the title, that this site was not quite the academic level that I was trying to find in my search, but 'A Medieval Love Story: True-Life Romance in the 12th Century', especially in relation to Abelard and Heloise was too appealing (or was that appauling?!).
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Extractions: BlackCat Bonifide.com multimedia madness fresh from the mind of one twisted cat in black Updates Links Six days and counting... My Composition recital will be held this coming sunday, at 2pm, PNC Bank Recital Hall, Duquesne U.... so soon and yet so darn.. man it's too soon. I guess you can say that I'm half and half about the concert seeing how I've lost so much sleep over the past couple weeks, trying to finish up parts, scores, and organizing the stage/sound with Jason, as well as dealing with rehersals. I now know why so many composers go insane, after writing string music. It is impossible to find a violist in this city, or at least one who has enough time to work with you on music. It was bad enough that by scrapping the viola, my string quintet has been reduced to 2 violins a cello and bass (we're calling the group The Frugal Quintet). Now, in the last week of available practice time, the violinists are constantly a trial to work with. This sunday, being hell due to a recent nightmare and the DaylightSavings Time phenomena, the rehersal scheduled for 2pm didnt happen till 2:45, at which point both violinists walked out, and I had to play their parts on piano while Marlo(bass) and Anne(cello) did their best to rehearse... due to the stress, the actal musical feeling, and this month of confused and strained emotions, I have finally entitled the peice
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Extractions: Five hours of sleep followed an intense night out in downtown Santa Cruz last night. Wilson allowed me to drive home the ZTY flagship Golf A3 h/b back to the east bay. The aphrodisiac of the Santa Cruz forrest awakened my senses as I "tested" the waters of the daily driven blissful hatch. The hypnotic beats of house music coupled with a tuned piece of machinery and the serene environment got my juices flowing! When I got home JT immediately called informing me that he played hookie at work to work on my car, thus I best be bustin' ass to get over there ASAP. Eight hours of cleaning, painting, polishing etc. followed the memorable event of shaving JT's head...yes that's right he has joined the club! My car is almost ready to show so watch out June 9th cause we are gonna bust out tiiite.
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Extractions: MERCEDES-LACKEY Digest 1685 Topics covered in this issue include: 1) i started something i didn't mean to start by kalistia-+AT+-juno.com (kalistia firemyst) 2) Forced Reading by Elizabeth Tetlow 3) Literature by Rhiannon 4) Re: Braid of many things by "JOHN E MORRIS" 5) lotsastuff by "Raven X" 6) RE: Braid of many things by "Morgaine" 7) RE: Braid of many things by "Morgaine" 8) Re: Braid of many things by "Kristjan Wager" 9) Literature by "Judy L. Wood" 10) RE: Braid of many things by "Morgaine" 11) Re: Braid of many things by efluharty-+AT+-juno.com (Ellen K Fluharty) 12) mostly fluffy braid by "Shadow Wolf" 13) books and banned books in Valdemar by Amy Trujillo 14) Re: Braid of many things by "Reginabean" 15) Re: Braid of many things by edrucker-+AT+-ruraltel.net (Ed Rucker) 16) Gunpowder by "Rhiannon" 17) Re: Withen's Library by Jenni Halpin 18) Re: Braid of many things by Kenneth Allen Hyde Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 22:26:54 EDT From: kalistia-+AT+-juno.com (kalistia firemyst) To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: i started something i didn't mean to start Message-ID: To: Misty Subject: Forced Reading Message-ID: To: Mercedes Lackey Mailing List Subject: Literature Message-ID: To: Subject: Re: Braid of many things Message-ID: To: mercedes-lackey-+AT+-herald.co.uk Subject: lotsastuff Message-ID:
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Extractions: ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 20 Jul 1995 15:34:30 -0700 Reply-To: Early Music List Sender: Early Music List From: Todd Michel McComb Organization: Best Internet Communications, Inc. (info@best.com) Subject: Re: Who was Ascanio Mayone? In article , Paolo Pesenti wrote: >A good introduction to the wonderful South Italian keyboard >literature of the XVII century are the two cds of harpsichord and >organ music played by Rinaldo Alessandrini on Opus 111. I strongly agree. Contents of these CDs: http://www.best.com/~mccomb/music/early/faq/cds/op1-118.htm Todd Michel McComb mccomb@best.com http://www.best.com/~mccomb ========================================================================= Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 23:42:16 GMT Reply-To: Greg@g0nen.demon.co.uk Sender: Early Music List From: Greg Lewin Organization: Hawthorns Music Subject: Hawthorns Catalogue WWW source The Hawthorns Music Catalogue of Sheet Music (Early Music and Recorder Ensembles) is now available on the WWW. The URL is: http://yarrow.wt.uwa.edu.au/~diarmuid/hawthorn.htm Many thanks to Nicholas Lander for arranging this. Greg. Greg Lewin greg@g0nen.demon.co.uk (personal) G.Lewin@ccub.wlv.ac.uk (academic) hawthorn@g0nen.demon.co.uk (Hawthorns Music) Tel: +44 1785 840186 Fax: +44 1785 840476 Amateur radio packet system: G0NEN@GB7MAX.#28.GBR.EU ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 20 Jul 1995 21:29:25 -0400 Reply-To: Early Music List
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Extractions: economic views on political spectrum export uranium active surveys standard on what is right and what is wrong? Halloween flood terraformed name ... elections date someone older ocean depressed When you're feeling low/down/ depressed , what do you normally do? K - 11/30/00 7:15 AM K to Mozluvr - 11/30/00 7:11 AM I do all those things. and yes, I feel like crying at times for no other reason than being tired, and have to do a bit of emotional discipline to overcome it. Some of my best writing comes when I feed off my depression. Unfortunately I don't have an internal indicator that I am tired. I don't live on any sort of am/pm schedule either. I go to sleep when I look at the clock and deduce I am operating in slow motion. wiccawillow Usually I eat or just want to be on my own. Unfortunately this is a common problem 4 me cos I have S.A.D (the initials are apt!) (Seasonal Affected Disorder) which means that in the winter I don't receive enough vitamin E from the sun and so I get really tired, irritable and depressed. To combat this however I have a sun lamp from my doctor to shine on my face for a couple of hours. K to Wiccawillow - 11/30/00 7:39 AM I've figured I have SAD since I heard of it. My doctor says I'm low on vitamin E, though I eat E supplements. Worse, though I crave sunlight, I keep staying up till sunrise. I'd been up for a couple days. When I just woke up I was depressed to find that I'd slept 24 hours. I turned on the TV and was so happy to find that the news was morning news. I have a huge christmas gift production agenda today.
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