Monday, March 15, 2010

Toronto Gay Club Scene

DAY ... AND A STORM, A SARMIENTO MARI IS THE WIND TOOK AND APPEARED HERE IN YOUR HANDS IN THE FORM OF STORY. (Gloria Fuertes)


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MARI SARMIENTO APPEARS SUDDENLY, IT WAS LIKE A TAN Delgadito toothpick ... (Gloria Fuertes)

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Saturday, March 13, 2010

39 Weeks Pregnant Black Stool

WAITING FOR GODOT

Waiting for Godot consists of two characters that are installed on the stage and just do nothing except wait for Godot. Talk among themselves and when asked what the hell they are doing they say "waiting for Godot." And that act after act. Waiting for Godot, but Godot never appears.

literary interpretation moves beyond us at all times the appearance of developments and to penetrate its deepest sense. In Waiting for Godot, we see characters who just do nothing but talk, but just weave a genuine dialogue. Interrupted, not threaded phrases and thoughts in a coherent manner, are often expressed mechanically, without will present ideas with respect. So the players are bored to death and lack of hope. They are just waiting, just letting time pass.

A world where time of fiction, the discontinuous, gaining strength and is identified by the word and the communication process between the voices of the playwright, the characters and the reader - viewer

This book has little plot, but subject, and this involves a basic experience-linking of non-creativity and boredom, and a radical insight: the lack of creativity is a tragedy for the man because it causes his suffocation fun. Leaning into the void of his own existential nothingness, spiritual feeling dizzy actors, ie, distress, and, as a mere waiting for a savior does not redeem man from this painful situation, at the end of the work does not have before them two choices equally unmeaning full, hang or keep waiting. Following the proposition of Augustine, is a man who questions the meaning of the temporal, of the present, past, future, its duration in life or time. Beckett

recognized as central time itself, where guests are immersed beings and things to fall into account the diversity of elusive moments where there is no enduring forms, fixed and constant, ie can be played with the hands of the clock. Break with conventional time. The plans vary in their temporal continuity, the disparate thoughts occur, are interrelated, are manifested in the play where the playwright's creative spontaneity is present. Plural nature of time that leads the reader-viewer to build a kind of complicated relationship with the proposed vacation time work as a life experience, time spent traps to reflect on the break with the classical unity of time, unit to fracture and become discontinuous offers dramatic time autonomous essence. The timing is not something alien to consciousness but which is given by her.

On the other hand, the future of According to Heidegger, Bergson, is motivated because the man is aware of inevitable death. Then the order does not create an original structure to design or interpret the time. Interpretations as livable reality, the duration and the advent, in the temporal overlap dramatic temporality where conventions magic gathering to express thanks to fiction can be experienced over time as experience. Experience expressed in the dialogues that take place during the period drama. The time modulation is given by the discontinuity and the acceleration or deceleration. Can exist in a play, long or short segment, unexpected breaks or planned that can be captured in an analysis. Monograph

Nidia created by Marta Veloso. Extracted from: September 24, 2006
http://www.ucm.es/info/especulo/numero25/godot.html

Friday, March 12, 2010

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639 CONCERT year

"The music I prefer, even more than mine is that we hear when we are silent. " - John Cage







John Cage (1912-1992) was an American composer and instrumentalist who revolutionized contemporary music. In many of his works was influenced by Zen philosophy, applied to music. Use in their works interminable silences, sounds disconnected, casual and atonal with a volume, duration and timbre of his many compositions aleatorios.Uno was the particular work called Organ 2 written in 1987 and which the author specified an indeterminate tempo "should be played as slowly as possible "(" As Slow As Possible "). From that time musicians and philosophers discussed how slow this work is to be played. Cage could have been referring to the maximum time to hold the touch of a human being until you drop or lose your patience. From this idea, February 5, 1997, Diane Luchese completed the interpretation of Organ 2 continuously for 14 hours and 56 minutes. But then discussed if we really had to play at this tempo, or if you had to respect the life of a human being or life of an organ. From this it was decided to perform the work again but this time taking into account the average life of a modern organ, bearing in mind that the first organ was built in the cathedral of Halberstadt in 1361. So time was chosen as the time from then until the start date of his performance, nothing more and nothing less than 639 years.For .... everything goes as planned, an organ was built especially for perform the work, protected by a crystal to reduce the volume of continuous sound. It also has some bags sand to hold down the keys. The organ is located in the Cathedral of Halberstadt.El September 5, 2001, coinciding with the 89th anniversary of the late composer began to perform the work. But the court did not launch its first sound until 20 months after the start of the score as a body 2 begins with a long silence. Until the February 5, 2003 I can hear is the first nota.El 5 February this year the St. Burchardi church in Halberstadt, Germany, sold all locations to an audience who came to witness the execution of a single note your body, this book is intended end on 5 September of 2640.