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User Review - Steven Salaita - GoodreadsI don't know if this excellent play is anthologized in any of Soyinka's collections, but it is worth finding. A pastiche of Brecht's Threepenny Opera and John Gay's The Beggar's Opera, Opera Wonyosi ... Read full review
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Against this background Opera Wonyosi, his latest published play, could be viewed as a culmination of the playwright's dominant idea in the dialectic of ...
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... Opera Wonyosi; Play Of Giants, A; Priority Projects; Republican and The New republican, The; Requiem For a Futurologist; Rites of the Harmattan Solstice ...
www.doollee.com/ PlaywrightsS/ soyinka-wole.html
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Book Review : Opera Wonyosi, by Wole Soyinka. http://jbs.sagepub.com .... Opera Wonyosi. turns. out to. be the. writer�s. metaphor ...
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Appropriating Brecht in the African Postcolony: Soyinka�s Opera Wonyosi and the ... Readers might ponder the rationale for including Opera Wonyosi and Love, ...
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In The Bacchae of Euripides (1973), he has rewritten the Bacchae for the African stage and in Opera Wonyosi (performed 1977, publ. ...
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said of Soyinka production of Opera Wonyosi ( 1977 ). "Nothing was finally arrived at until the ... large, as in Opera Wonyosi, the revue satires have ...
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Opera Wonyosi, much akin to Brechtian dramaturgy, is composed along "epic" lines. ... Aufgezeigt am Beispiel von Wole Soyinkas "Opera Wonyosi" (Frankfurt am ...
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The focus of this paper is on the different aspects of inter-textual engagement in Wole Soyinka�s Opera Wonyosi, especially vis-�-vis John Gay�s The ...
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"Basically you take cardboard, a bunch of sheets of cardboard, you cut them up and make a boat out of them," past participant Collin Keener explained.
Grass Lake's cardboard boat race is one of the few water challeges where endurance usually trumps speed. The winner is the first to the finish line, but getting across at all is the real game.
"It keeps up for a minute and then it just disintegrates," Keener said.
The rules are fairly simple, no styrofoam, no motors, just creativity and a paddle.
"You need paint, glue and caulking," an entrant said.
After all, cardboard isn't the world's most boyant material. "It feels like a really soggy canoe," Keener said, describing the boats.
While some crafts cruised along, others found a watery landing.
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In this race, a sinking situation may not earn you a first place trophy, but beating the heat is a heck of a consolation prize.
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Jerome simpson on 4/20. Something interesting should come out of this at least.
Im all for signing Simpson, even considering his recent issues.
He would give us a solid target outside the numbers and would most likely come at a pretty cheap price. It would also make WR less of a need so it would give us a better chance to draft Kalil.
props to VCU for the sig!
Wow, looks like CB and WR needs are falling down the draft boards for us.. its getting more likely we are thinking MLB or DT in rounds 2-3
Good move if they sign him he'd be the 2nd best WR on the team...kid gots tons of talent. I have a feeling the Vikes are targeting a LB like Kendricks or a safety in the 2nd and gunna grab the best WR left in the 3rd if Simpson signs.
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How does signing Simpson make WR less of a need? He will be suspended the first 4 games of the year, he has never been more than a 3rd WR.
Didn't know they annouced his punishment yet and everything I've seen on him says he's a solid #2 WR. I just like the depth at WR in the draft so u can get a MLB or S in the 2nd and still get a WR in the 3rd where the talent doesnt drop off as much as it does at the positions I mentioned before.
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It's been reported that he will face at least a 4 game suspension. Maybe he could be a decent #2, he's actually 6'2 which surprised me.
WR will still be a need, just not as much of one. The four game suspension isnt that big of deal, we can make due til he comes back.
A WR corp of :
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Looks like a pretty solid improvement to me. The good thing about Simpson is that he is a fast outside guy capable of stretching the field.
props to VCU for the sig!
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rotoworldFree agent WR Jerome Simpson is visiting the Vikings on Saturday.
Yes, he's active on 4/20. Simpson has the speed and ridiculous athleticism the Vikings are sorely missing outside the numbers. The Rams and a couple of other teams reportedly remain interested in Simpson as well. He could be a fallback option for teams that fail to pick up an impact receiver in the draft.
Eh he wouldn't be that bad of a signing. This is would be similar to signing Ginn minus the return ability. I'd be ok with signing him, he's a solid player. He had 50 catches for 725 yards and 4 tds last season. He's only 26 too. The more I read the more I started to actually kind of like this.
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RD1: Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee
RD4: Gerald Hodges LB Penn State
RD5: Jeff Locke P UCLA
RD6: Jeff Baca G UCLA
RD7: Michael Matui LB Penn State
RD7: Travis Bond G North Carolina
RD7: Everett Dawkins DT Florida State
Just realized 2 things with Simpson:
1.) He just got out of jail...like today (or at least was to be in 15 days starting the 5th)
2.) It's 4/20...and we're interviewing a pakalolo user- good or bad idea there?
gotta love 'referential' treatment
Ponder, AP, Rudolph, Carlson, Percy, and Blackmon sounds Awesome to me
I wouldn't mind Simpson too
I like Blackmon but I'm not a fan of taking him that high either. So much depth this year at receiver we can get an impact player in the 2nd or 3rd round. Give me Kalil, Jeffery/Randle in the 2nd and Brandon Taylor in the 3rd or Kalil, Harrison Smith in the 2nd and Quick or McNutt or Marvin Jones or Chris Givens in the 3rd.
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The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg is Germanys second-largest metropolis and one of Europes biggest ports. Elegant and cosmopolitan Hamburg is now a city of palatial office buildings, magnificent promenades, international musicals and extravagant shopping malls and the famous Reeperbahn (Hamburgs red-light district) in St. Pauli. The magical aura of far-away places is still alive in the Warehouse Quarter with its little canals, but Hamburg is also Germanys greenest city with its many spacious lawns and lovely parks. After a 75-minute journey by coach you will arrive in Hamburg, where you will experience a panoramic overview of this bustling city. This tour will start with the City Hall, Germanys oldest Stock Exchange, the Speicherstadt (the century old warehouse quarter which was built in Gothic redbrick architecture and houses fine spices, coffee and tea from all over the world), as well as the Jungfernstieg, one of the elegant and luxury shopping areas. Your tour will also take you around the Aussen-Alster, which is one of the top addresses in Hamburg and apart from private residences; numerous consulates and renowned businesses are based here. Drive past the St. Pauli Landungsbruecken, where the old sailing vessels used to dock and continue your journey along the world famous Reeperbahn, where at the beginning of the 17th century the Reepers made rigs. Nowadays this street together with the Grosse Freiheit and Herbert Strasse are referred to as the mile of sin and are a well know attraction worldwide as The Beatles began their career here in 1962. A short drive will take you past the St. Nikolai War Memorial Church continuing passed the St. Michaels Church, which was destroyed a number of times in the past, but then always reconstructed. Also known as the Michel by the locals, this church is the largest north German Baroque church and is Hamburgs main landmark.
Enjoy some time at leisure in the city center before returning by coach to the quayside in Kiel. During the coach journey to/from Kiel, you will be accompanied by an English-speaking escort who will hand you over to a local Hamburg tour guide once you arrive in Hamburg.
Helsinki & Porvoo
Your historical journey starts as we pass by the Helsinki shipyard, Market Square, Embassy Park, Uspenshi Orthodox Cathedral and the Presidential Palace. Continue on via the Olympic Stadium, Finlandia Hall, the National Museum and the Parliament building. After leaving the city on the coastal road you will arrive at the second-oldest city in Finland in approximately 45 minutes. Experience a delightful sightseeing tour of this ancient city, seeing many of its lovely majestic buildings, including the medieval Cathedral and the bridge of Porvoo. Experience a walk on the cobblestone streets of the old quarter, with its multi-colored ancient wooden houses. There is ample free time in Porvoo for shopping in the handicraft shops. On the return, if time allows, we will also include a stop in Sipoo for a visit to the 14th century church.
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Experience the city's highlights on a pleasant drive through St Petersburg. You will pass the Nevsky Prospect, St Petersburg's most famous street, the vast Palace Square, the University Embankment that is lined with buildings of the 18th century, and much more. Your drive will then take you through the suburbs to the opulent Catherine Palace. This estate, in what was formerly known as Tsarskoe Selo, was the summer residence of the imperial family.
Explore its grand state rooms, the superb white marble Grand Staircase and the spectacularly baroque Great Hall - an astonishing room of gilt, carved wood and mirrors - and the famous Amber Room that was stolen by the Nazi. It was recreated and reopened in 2003 after 23 years of restoration. IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
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Built on a string of islands, Stockholm was founded 760 years (1252) ago by King Birger Jarl at the strategic point where the fresh water of Lake Malaren meets the salt water of the Baltic. A good starting point for an exploration of the city is the 'Old Town' (Gamla Stan), a cluster of old buildings and narrow cobbled streets which formed the original Stockholm. The old buildings are beautifully preserved and the main streets are pedestrian precincts with a host of boutiques, handicrafts and antique shops. The Old Town has three churches of historic interest, Storkyrkan and Riddarholm Church, both dating from the 13th century and the German Church with its magnificent Baroque interior. Overlooking the harbor is the Royal Palace, which contains the State Apartments, the Crown Jewels, the Hall of State and Chapel Royal, Royal Armory and Palace Museum. Within easy reach of the Old Town, in a magnificent setting on the edge of Lake Malaren, is Stockholm's elegant City Hall (Stadshuset), inaugurated about 89 years ago (23 June 1923). There is a spectacular view of the capital from the top of the 350ft tower. Another spot for a magnificent view is the observation platform on the Kakn's communications tower which, at 508ft, is the highest building in Stockholm.
Historical Tallin
Your tour takes you to through the cultural center of Tallinn and the central park of Kadriorg, founded in the time of Peter the Great. Pass through the residential areas before arriving at Pirita marina and the ruins of the 15th Century convent of St. Birgit. Pause at Russalka, Estonia's most famous monument dedicated to the shipwreck in the Gulf of Finland in 1893. Returning to Tallinn, continue to The Old Town. The walking portion commences at Cathedral Hill and takes you along cobbled streets, past medieval houses, towers and bastions. Visit the 13th century Russian Orthodox Church and the Dome Church, then walk past the Castle, now home to Estonia's Parliament.
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Italian Premier Enrico Letta's reconstituted governing coalition comfortably survived confidence votes Wednesday that were called after Silvio Berlusconi jumped to the opposition. More>>
The NSA chief said Wednesday he knows of no better way his agency can help protect the U.S. from foreign threats than with spy programs that collect billions of phone and Internet records from around the world. More>>
Time magazine selected Pope Francis as its Person of the Year on Wednesday, saying the Catholic Church's new leader has changed the perception of the 2,000-year-old institution in an extraordinary way in a short time. More>>
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Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in response to a conventional strike and sees them as a "great equalizer" reducing the likelihood of aggression, a senior Russian official said Wednesday. More>>
America's top military officer warned the withdrawal of most U.S. and allied forces from Afghanistan by the end of next year could reverse gains made in the war against the Taliban and further destabilize the region. More>>
In just the last three years in Africa, French forces pummeled Moammar Gadhafi's troops, helped topple Ivory Coast's holdout ex-president and ousted al-Qaida-linked militants from the rocky Malian desert. More>>
The U.N.'s Yugoslav war crimes tribunal said Wednesday that former Bosnian Serb army chief Gen. Ratko Mladic has to testify in the defense case of his former political master Radovan Karadzic. More>>
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Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu's home was robbed while he was away to attend the memorial honoring Nelson Mandela, police said Wednesday, marking the third time in recent years thieves have targeted him. More>>
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British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was only being polite when he posed for a selfie photo at Nelson Mandela's memorial service - deflecting complaints that he was being disrespectful during the occasion. More>>
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A German man who says the CIA illegally whisked him to a secret prison in Afghanistan has been jailed for hitting and threatening a prison officer in an unrelated case in Germany. More>>
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Britain's highest court has ruled in favor of a woman who wants to marry in a Church of Scientology chapel. More>>
Ukrainian police on Wednesday pulled back as protesters claimed victory after an overnight face-off in which authorities removed barricades and tents and scuffled with demonstrators occupying Kiev's main square. More>>
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The Raiders volleyball team beat Washington on Sept. 18 in three straight games at home.
However, they had a much tougher time defeating Milton on the road in a five-game thriller. After losing the first two games, the Raiders charged back and outlasted the Panthers, winning the last three games.
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