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SET's Editor, a friendly text editor
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Red Wings mid-day tidbits: Running lean
by George Malik on 08/20/11 at 01:56 PM ET
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Three weeks from today, the first slate of practices at the Red Wings' prospect tournament will be wrapping up, but this morning's crop of Wings news was so incredibly lean that I couldn't cobble together an overnight report, and this one yields a barely coherent set of tidbits, too.
NHL.com's John Kreiser kicks off the proceedings by suggesting that the Red Wings believe Ian White should slide into the #2 defenseman's role, which isn't quite accurate given that the Wings are assuming that it's Niklas Kronwall's time to shine:
Ian White, Red Wings—The Wings took a hit when defenseman Brian Rafalski, one of the NHL's most underrated players, unexpectedly announced that he was going to retire with one year still left on his contract. Detroit GM Ken Holland got a good look at White during the Wings' second-round loss to San Jose and was impressed enough to sign him to a two-year deal. White doesn't have the three Cups on his resume that Rafalski did, but the Wings are expecting him to be able to step in and serve as a second offensive defenseman behind Nicklas Lidstrom.
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Red Wings mid-day tidbits: Hudler's on the block, Toledo rocks and the Wings plug a sponsor
by George Malik on 08/19/11 at 02:33 PM ET
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Updated with more tidbit-style news at 6:23 PM: Because three tidbits of Red Wings-related news and a reference to the overnight report are better than nothing on what seems to be shaking up as a quiet day news-wise:
• Let's just say that when Lyle Richardson suggests that the Red Wings have a player who's already a "candidate" to be traded if he struggles, it's not hard to figure out which player he picked:
Jiri Hudler, Detroit Red Wings: A year ago, the Red Wings were looking forward to Hudler's return from the Kontinental League, anticipating a possible career-best performance. Instead, he put up the worst numbers of his NHL career since 2006-07, with only 37 points. Hudler will be expected to rebound from that poor performance, but a recent report out of Detroit suggested if he struggles early, he'll end up on the trade block.
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Red Wings overnight report: On Darren Helm, the Wings' TV sked and the Stanley Cup in Michigan
by George Malik on 08/19/11 at 06:19 AM ET
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As the Free Press's Helene St. James has wound through an astonishing set of ten sets of expectation-stating articles about the Red Wings' key performers for the upcoming season, we've gone back and forth between lock-step agreement and disparate discourse regarding realistic expectations of and roles for certain players to take.
I don't think any of us are going to disagree with her assessment of Darren Helm, who posted 12 goals and 32 points while maintaining his status as the team's best defensive forward not named Datsyuk or Zetterberg:
Offense is a secondary part of Helm's role, however. His main job is to provide speed and energy, be physical and to kill penalties. Helm does a much better job in the latter area than the Wings' overall penalty kill (82.3% in 2010-11) indicates, as he's often able to get control of the puck and then carry it all the way up the ice, eating valuable seconds off the clock. He doesn't convert those breakaways into goals very often (though his two shorthanded goals last season did lead the team), but he's working on that.
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The Cup's coming to Ann Arbor on August 26th
by George Malik on 08/18/11 at 08:02 PM ET
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This isn't Red Wings-related per se, but as every hockey fan whose team has won the Stanley Cup fully believes that its rightful "home" is in the city where their favorite team plays, Red Wings fans will have the opportunity to see the Cup in what we tend to believe is its natural territory on August 26th via Boston Bruins defenseman Stephen Kampfer, according to MGoblue.com:
Former University of Michigan ice hockey player and current member of the 2011 Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins Steve Kampfer (2007-10) will be sharing his day with the Stanley Cup with the U-M community on Thursday, Aug. 25. Kampfer will put the Stanley Cup on display from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in the U-M locker room at Yost Ice Arena.
"I'm excited to bring the Cup back to the place that has made me the player I am today," said Kampfer. "Coming back to the place I wanted to play at since I was the age of four is a dream come true. I couldn't be more excited to share it with the great fans of Michigan as well. Without them, we wouldn't have the best rink to play college hockey in. I want fans to be able to see the Stanley Cup and enjoy the day with my family and friends."
Kampfer will be signing complimentary autographs. Pictures with Kampfer and the Stanley Cup will cost $10, with all proceeds being split between C.S. Mott Children's Hospital and the University of Michigan ice hockey program.
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Grand Rapids Griffins release 2011-2012 season schedule, too
by George Malik on 08/18/11 at 05:19 PM ET
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It's "announcement day" or something similar. The Red Wings more or less revealed their 2011-2012 national TV schedule today, and their primary affiliate, the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins, have posted their 11-12 regular season schedule today, too. Here's the team's press release (it's very thorough):
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Red Wings national TV sked released (and actually listed)
by George Malik on 08/18/11 at 04:46 PM ET
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From lovely Saint Joe's in Ann Arbor (despite the fact that we're across the road from Eastern Michigan University's football stadium)...
The Wings tossed off the NHL's press release regarding its national TV schedule, and we at least know that the Wings are going to make a bit of broadcast history (as for the regular TV sked, it has yet to be revealed—expect it to pop up in the next day or three):
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Red Wings mid-day tidbits: Howe's a legend? No foolin'
by George Malik on 08/18/11 at 02:27 PM ET
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Of very brief Red Wings-related news this afternoon (sorry for the throw-it-at-the-wall tendencies in this post as I'm literally headed out the door):
• According to The Score's Rick Moldovayni and via RedWingsFeed, Gordie Howe and Mario Lemieux have been announced as the last NHL "Legends" to appear in EA Sports' NHL 12 game;
• In prospect-related news, part 1: RedWingsCentral's Sarah Lindenau has posted the Carolina Hurricanes' roster for the Red Wings' 2011 prospect tournament on her Left Wing Lock blog, joining the Rangers, Stars and Wings' confirmed rosters;
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Red Wings overnight report: disagreement about Smith, disparate news and an out-of-the-office notice
by George Malik on 08/18/11 at 07:10 AM ET
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Updated at 6:26 AM: As the Free Press's Helene St. James continues penning what is now an epic ten-player slate of pre-season assessments regarding Red Wings players (we talked about the first, um, nine [wow] on Wednesday), we've had our share of disagreements as to certain players' roles and futures with the team, but today…We come to a prospect whose role with the team in both the immediate and relatively distant (by Wings fans' standards) future invokes debate as a matter of course.
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Red Wings single-game tix go on sale September 1st (and some other news)
by George Malik on 08/17/11 at 03:08 PM ET
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Updated 3x w/ even more stuff at 3:51 PM: As an FYI, from Red Wings senior director of communications John Hahn...
Single game tickets on sale Sept. 1
Wings and fans look for more great excitement at The Joe
DETROIT—An electric Joe Louis Arena crowd saw the Detroit Red Wings force a Game 7 vs. San Jose in the final home game of the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs. It was described by fans as the "loudest and most energetic game ever" and fans can lock in the chance to continue that excitement on Sept. 1st when single-game tickets to every Wings home game in 2011-12 go on sale.
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Red Wings overnight report: An enthusiastic Brunnstrom and Abdelkader's consistency
by George Malik on 08/17/11 at 06:38 AM ET
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Red Wings assistant GM Jim Nill turned the Babcockian, "Good for him and good for us" theory regarding Fabian Brunnstrom on its head on Tuesday night, suggesting to the Free Press's Helene St. James that the Wings in fact believe that Brunnstrom faces serious pressure to impress the Wings as opposed to both Detroit's brass and 29 other potential employers' decision-makers…
"He called us, and we told him to come on in," assistant general manager Jim Nill said. "He's had a disappointing two seasons in the NHL and knows this is his last chance."
And Brunnstrom at least sounds incredibly enthusiastic about what's become a high-stakes opportunity while speaking to Heslingborgs Dagblad's Linus Ahlin, suggesting that he's going to try to fulfill a childhood dream in sticking with the Wings:
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Lufkin Animal Shelter Receives National Buzz Online
A few days ago, Stacey Faulkner tweeted a photograph of a dog potentially being mishandled by workers at a Lufkin Animal Shelter. That caught the attention of not only her own Twitter Followers, but also the attention of singer Rob Thomas of Matchbox 20.
The firestorm led to an investigation into the animal's treatment at Kurth Memorial Animal Shelter.
KTRE ran a story yesterday on the investigation and reported the dog appears to be grabbed by the scruff of its behind, but there is also a purple leash present. The staff members that were handling the dog at the time say it was becoming aggressive and trying to bite, and using the leash to hold up the front and the scruff to hold up the back of the dog would have been the proper way to handle an animal that is becoming aggressive. So long as front and back weight is distributed equally, the dog is not being hurt, according to the shelter.
Here is the link to the dog in question: Petharbor.com
On Sunday, singer Rob Thomas tweeted, "shameful photo found on petharbor #animalabuse by staff! Lufkin Animal Shelter, Lufkin Texas, please make it go #viral!" Thomas later tweeted, "…I believe it should be looked into. it wouldn't be the first time animal abuse is discovered a the very shelters that are supposed to be protecting them. if it turn out to be a hoax, then good…"
As for the dog…the shelter says he's a little fearful, and has a heartworm infection. But as KTRE reports, the shelter is looking for a name for the dog and expects to be able to adopt him out soon.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1' Makes All of the Money and It's Still Not Enough
There's going to be a lot of blood and ink spilled across the internet on the subject of the opening weekend for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1.' Yes, the third film in the series did open significantly lower than its predecessors. Yes, there are definitely people at Lionsgate wringing their hands and trying to figure out why the film opened below expectations. And yet, that opening weekend is still massive. It's three day total is larger than most movies ever have a chance to make in their entire runs. So, let's have some perspective as we dive into this week's top 10.
'Jurassic World' Teaser Promises to Deliver Our First Trailer on Thanksgiving Day
A few days ago, the YouTube page for Universal Spain posted memorable footage of the cup of water vibrating from 'Jurassic Park' as a teaser for 'Jurassic World,' which seemed pretty curious. But today brings our first official footage from 'Jurassic World' in the form of a far more awesome teaser for the trailer, which will hit the web on Thanksgiving day. If that's not something to be thankful for, what is?
'Realistic' Barbie Doll Could Be This Holiday Season's (Not-So) Surprise Sensation
Facebook's Cool New Feature Allows You to Say 'Thank You' to the Special People in Your Life [VIDEO]
Chicago Radio Hosts Discover Their Show Is Cancelled Via Twitter While On Air [VIDEO]
Two Kids Tragically Die in House Fire While Mother Gives Birth to Third Child [VIDEO]
More Than 40 Chains Won't Open on Thanksgiving Day
Reward Offered In Blinn College Student's Murder
Blinn College is a small school in Brenham, about an hour and a half outside of Houston. After a male student was murdered there last month, police are asking for tips as they try to figure out who killed him. And there's a reward in the case now.


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Experts: Chopin's Heart Shows Signs of TB
Friday, September 19, 2014
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The preserved heart of composer Frederic Chopin contains signs of tuberculosis and possibly some other lung disease, medical experts said Wednesday.
Tibor Rudas, Impresario Who Brought Opera to Casinos, Dies at 94
Thursday, September 18, 2014
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Tibor Rudas, the concert promoter who booked Luciano Pavarotti in venues from Madison Square Garden to a circus tent in Atlantic City, died on September 8.
Injured Hilary Hahn Cancels Additional Concerts
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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Hilary Hahn, usually a mainstay of opening-night orchestra galas, has cancelled performances through September. "I am extremely sad that I am unable to give concerts," she said.
Musicians from the Middle East Unite through Music
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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Four musicians from the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra tell Jeff Spurgeon about how they seek to overcome national and ethnic differences through music.
Park Hyatt NY Hotel Pool Plays Underwater Classical Music
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
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Swimmers who prefer Brahms with their backstroke may have a new place to take a dip in Midtown Manhattan: the 25th-floor pool of the new Park Hyatt New York.
Second Conductor Resigns from Vienna State Opera
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
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The Vienna State Opera has lost its second star conductor in less than two weeks, after Franz Welser-Moest announced on Sept. 5 he was stepping down.
Dressed to Kill: Are Opera Audiences Becoming Too Casual?
Monday, September 15, 2014
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Which is more disrespectful: booing during a performance or dressing like you're there to mow the lawn? Blogger Fred Plotkin considers changing rules of etiquette.
As 'Star-Spangled Banner' Turns 200, Five Unusual Classical Versions
Sunday, September 14, 2014
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This weekend marks the 200th anniversary of the poem that became the nation's national anthem. Here are five notable classical takes.
Metropolitan Opera Cuts 22 Administrative Jobs
Friday, September 12, 2014
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The Metropolitan Opera says it is cutting nine percent of its administrative staff in order to save money.
The Met Opera's Cheap-Seat Program Goes Online
Thursday, September 11, 2014
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The Metropolitan Opera said on Thursday that it is moving its rush ticket program online this season, so that patrons will no longer have to physically wait in line.
Does Booing at La Scala Ruin the Show?
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
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Tenor Roberto Alagna has decided not to return to La Scala this November. The reason: he did not want to endure the catcalls of the loggionisti, Fred Plotkin weighs in.
Conductor 'In Shock' Over Plans to Shutter Danish Orchestra
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
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"Like most of those affected I have only now heard of the plans to close down the Danish National Chamber Orchestra," said Adam Fischer. "Right now I am in a state of shock."
Apple Launches iPhone 6 with Strauss-Themed Ad
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
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When Apple unveiled its two larger-screened iPhone models, it turned to a well-known soundtrack of grandeur: Strauss's Also Sprach Zarathustra.
Watch: An Audience is Completely Mesmerized by Van Cliburn Recital
Monday, September 08, 2014
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With audience etiquette in the news again recently, here's an example of how people attended concerts during the Cold War.
Qatar Philharmonic Music Director Abruptly Quits Mid-Tour
Monday, September 08, 2014
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Conductor Han-Na Chang resigned Monday from her post as music director of the Qatar Philharmonic, one day after the orchestra's appearance at the BBC Proms in London.
Atlanta Symphony Locks Out its Musicians
Sunday, September 07, 2014
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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians and management were unable to reach a settlement on a new contract on Saturday.
Opera As One Explores Gender Change, Identity Struggles
Friday, September 05, 2014
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A new opera by Laura Kaminsky looks at a transgender woman coming to terms with herself and her world. David Patrick Stearns reviews the premiere.
Franz Welser-Möst Quits as Vienna State Opera Music Director
Friday, September 05, 2014
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The conductor Franz Welser-Möst is resigning as music director of the Vienna State Opera, citing artistic differences with the company's director, Dominique Meyer.
Planet Opera: Performances Not to Miss in the 2014-2015 Season
Thursday, September 04, 2014
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For the intrepid opera fan, there should be plenty to savor this season. Here are ten global cities (including one tour) featuring notable performances.
Why Deals with Unions Won't End Met Opera's Challenges
Wednesday, September 03, 2014
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The labor deals that the Metropolitan Opera and 16 of its unions tentatively reached last month meant that a lockout was averted. But its financial travails have not vanished.


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" HELEN!!!" I yell as I'm pinning Liam down on the ground.
"Emily!!! Get off my man!!" she yells as she pushes me off Liam and I hit my head on a table. Stupid table...
"Helen I was just trying to stop him from escaping!"I say as Helen's sitting on Liam playing with his hair.
"Awwww my Liam would never disobey me right Liam?"
"Well...ummmmm...." Liam replied
"RIGHT?!DONT MAKE ME GET THE SPOONS!!"Helen threatened.
"NO!!!" Liam yelled.
"Okay then..."Helen said grinning.
"ZAYN!" Niall called from upstairs.
I ran up there as fast as I could to see if they were okay. When I got up there I saw Niall with a sharpie mustache, unibrow, glasses, and "ZAYN ROCKS" was written across his forehead. Niall was glaring at Zayn while he was hunched over in laughter. I started laughing too and Niall glared at me.
"You better run Zayn!!!" Niall exclaimed as he jumped at ninja speed at Zayn. But Zayn jumped at an even faster ninja speed and bolted down the stairs. I ran after them and saw that they were running out the door! Liam jumped up from the couch and ran out the door too.
Helen and I ran out the door and tried to find them.
" You idiot!" she called. " They wouldn't have ran away if you didn't let them! It's all your fault!"
" MY fault?!?!" I yelled back. " If you weren't to busy with Liam to lock the door like I TOLD YOU TOO then we would still be at home with them!" I hollered.
" You wanna go sista?!" Helen said.
" Yeah bring it on!" I challenged.
" I can go at anytime!"
" What about now?"
" Well... What if I'm not ready?"
"EXCUSES!!! " I yell.
" Fine," Helen says. "Let's just go find the boys?"
" Agreed!" I reply.
" Now let's use our stealthy ninja skills and-" she was cut off by the sound of a car heading towards us.
" Maybe it's Harry, Lea, and Louis!" I cry as a old beat up station wagon comes into view.
" Wait. It's.... SANTA CLAUS!?!?" Helen yells while looking in the drivers window.
" What?" I ask as I try and get a good look too. There was a fat man with a white beard. He had red cheeks and was jiggly. He looked exactly like Santa Claus... Except he was wearing a red speedo.
" Does Santa wear speedos?" I whispered to Helen as the car pulled over.
" I don't really know. Go talk to him!"she said while pushing towards the fat man getting out of the car.
" Why me?" I yell.
" Hello there ladies! If you could just help me for a second-" said Santa.
" We don't want to help you find your lost dog that isn't even real!!! We don't want to get kidnapped!" I yell at Santa. Hopefully that doesn't get me on the naughty list.
The fat guy chuckled. " Oh I don't want to kidnap anybody! I just need you to help me," he said. " My gas tank is running low and I just need directions to the nearest has station... You see my granddaughter is going to go to the One Direction concert and I need to get there."
" Well in that case," Helen says as she grabs my wrist and runs off towards my beach house.
" Great! Now we are going to be on the naughty list and we won't get any presents for Christmas!!!" I scream at her.
" Look!" Helen whisper screams at me. I look at where she's pointing and all I see is a bush.
" Oh yeah Helen, that bush over there is magical and it's going to solve all of our problems!" I tell her. "MIGHTY MAGICAL BUSH!!" I scream in the bushes direction. " WE NEED HELP TO FIND NIALL HORAN, ZAYN MALIK, AND LIAM PAYNE!!!" Just then Niall, Zayn, and Liam come out from behind the bushes. I was shocked.
" Thank you bush!" I scream and then run after the boys.
" That's what I was trying to tell you!" said Helen.
" Stop taking away the bushes credit!" I scream. I will never doubt a bush again.
We get the boys back in the beach house and make sure to lock the door behind us. When we finally get them to sit down there's a knock at the door.
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When asked about the contest, Garza said: "We've had a great response so far. People seem to really dig our catchy jingle. Our YouTube video had the most views when the finalists were chosen, which was over 20,000. That was an awesome response! The contest is now in the final stages, and we need community support to help us win!"
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The Lens of Astrology / Part 1
Interview with Liz Greene, by Nicholas Campion
Liz Greene and I met in London on August 14, 2001, to discuss her work in astrology - and her attitudes toward it. In Part One of this interview (which appeared in The Mountain Astrologer, Dec. 2001/Jan. 2002), we talked about Liz's thoughts on the current Saturn-Pluto opposition. In Part Two, we cover her background in astrology and her conclusions concerning its nature and practice.
The original article appeared in the American astrological magazine "The Mountain Astrologer" (Feb/Mar 2002). The edition is still available on their website www.mountainastrologer.com
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Nick Campion: Liz, a fairly crucial question to start: How exactly did you get into astrology? Was it a gradual discovery or a sudden revelation?
Liz Greene: It was probably more sudden than gradual. I don't remember a time when I wasn't conscious of astrology; going back to childhood, I think it was always there. I had no issue about it, but when I was at university, I went to an astrologer to have my own chart done, and that was really the kick off. It intrigued me, and I wanted to know how it worked, so I started teaching myself.
Nick Campion: You must have been in your early twenties.
Liz Greene: I was nineteen. I had some friends who were going to see Isabel Hickey, and they said, "Why don't you go and get your chart done?" So, she was the person. She seems to have been the main astrological figure on the East Coast of the United States at that time. A lot of people knew her, including Howard Sasportas and Darby Costello [13] . Many people passed through Isabel Hickey's portals. She was a fairly die-hard theosophist, very esoterically inclined and quite dogmatic. But her astrology was sound, and her belief system suited the times.
Nick Campion: And what were you studying at university?
Liz Greene: Psychology.
Nick Campion: Was that your major long-term interest?
Liz Greene: Yes. It started when I found a copy of Freud's Interpretation of Dreams at the age of twelve.
Nick Campion: So, you were a child prodigy?
Liz Greene: Well, I was certainly a child Freudian!
Nick Campion: Was discovering Freud a real revelation?
Liz Greene: It was a major revelation. Suddenly the penny dropped. It wasn't that everything Freud said immediately made sense to me, but the presentation of the fact that human beings have another side that they don't know about - that there are unconscious processes always at work in them - made perfect sense. I knew that anyway, but nobody would believe me. So, here was a piece of writing that confirmed what was clearly visible to me at a very young age. I started investigating. I started reading anything I could on psychology, as well as any literature that dealt with psychological issues. My inspiration was mainly psychology and psychologically inspired literature rather than astrology.
Nick Campion: Was your psychology degree Freudian-oriented? Was it behavioural?
Liz Greene: It was behavioural.
Nick Campion: Rats in cages?
Liz Greene: Yes, rats in cages. And lots of sociology and statistics, which I hated. But I think I understood, even then, that it was necessary to have a piece of paper, a qualification, so I put up with it.
Nick Campion: So, you discovered astrology while you were studying for your degree. Did astrology then open something up when you were nineteen, like the discovery of Freud had when you were twelve?
Liz Greene: Yes, certainly. Astrology made sense of psychology. Exactly as when I discovered Freud, something suddenly went "click". Astrology showed me aspects of ourselves that we don't normally notice, facets of life which we don't usually understand.
Nick Campion: And so you saw an immediate connection between astrology and the psychology you had already been studying. At what point, then, did you discover Jung?
Liz Greene: I read Jung at some point in my teens, but it didn't quite make sense in the same way as Freud. But I went back to his writing in my twenties, and then it clicked.
Nick Campion: And that took place in the light of astrology?
Liz Greene: Yes.
Nick Campion: Were you, at that time, working in the professional world of psychology?
Liz Greene: After I took my doctorate, I did fairly conventional, orthodox psychotherapy, including some Freudian techniques. I hadn't done any formal Jungian training at that point. I didn't do that until much later, in 1980. Before that, I did some training with Ian Gordon-Brown and Barbara Somers at the Centre for Transpersonal Psychology in London. That began to give me what I wanted - something that was very deep and thorough, that I could get my teeth into and work with in depth.
Nick Campion: Psychoanalysis gave you that depth?
Liz Greene: Well, yes, Jung's version of it. I am not a Jungian any more than I am any sort of -ian or -ist, but I felt the training had more scope to help people than the Freudian training.
Nick Campion: Jung himself drew so much from astrology and the esoteric traditions that it is perhaps easier to bring the two together than is the case with, say, Freud and astrology. You moved to London in the early 1970s. I remember seeing your name in Time Out, the London listings magazine, as teaching astrology classes for an alternative organisation and thinking: "Oh, I should go to those" and then getting swept up in something else.
Liz Greene: That was in 1975-76. The organisation was called Gentle Ghost.
Nick Campion: Since then, in all your years of teaching and working with astrology, have you come to a working definition of it?
Liz Greene: Nice question! Not a definition in a "carved-in-granite" sense, no. For me, astrology is a symbolic system. It is a lens or a tool which utilises particular kinds of symbolic images or patterns to make sense of deeper patterns inherent in life that are otherwise impossible to grasp on an intellectual level, even though it is possible to experience them in other, non-intellectual ways. It is a means by which life can be interpreted in terms of the underlying patterns of its rubric. And that's why I think all the other lenses - like the Tarot, Kabbalah, mythology, literature, poetry, drama, painting, sculpture - are all not only equally valid ways of apprehending those patterns, but have fed into astrology while astrology has fed into them. I don't think there is such a thing as pure astrology. To say that is like saying there's a pure English race. Astrology is a lens, a system of symbols.
Nick Campion: It seems to me that, if we take the definition of astrology as a lens, this implies that the astrologer is looking at something; in that case, we can choose to put the emphasis either on what is being looked at or on the looker, the astrologer. Then we can ask different questions, examining how astrologers' perceptions determine their astrology, or we can talk about what they are looking at, what they are seeing through the lens. Does the lens distort it? Are astrologers looking at anything real? Do you believe that there is something real out there that is astrology and that we are actually looking at?
Liz Greene: It depends on what you mean by "real." The zodiac doesn't exist in concrete terms. It is the apparent path of the Sun around the Earth, which we have divided into twelve segments; each segment is assigned an image and a set of meanings and behaviour patterns. But the zodiac doesn't exist in the sense that there are animals floating out there. So, on one level, the whole system is not real. This table we're sitting at now is the kind of thing that we define as real. If you take reality as something subtler, and you approach reality as being the connections, links, resonances, or correspondences between things, then, yes, these patterns are real. But there is no way that they can be measured in a quantifiable sense, according to instruments of so-called reality. When you ask me that, the whole problem is that I don't know what you mean by real. Or, rather, I do know what you mean, but if Richard Dawkins asked, "Is it real?" he would mean something quite different by "real" than I do. [14]
Nick Campion: I was using "real" in the Richard Dawkins sense.
Liz Greene: In that sense, no, astrology is not real. This doesn't mean that it doesn't exist or that it is not valid, but in his sense, no, I don't think astrology is real. I believe there is an objective patterning or interconnectedness or unity of some kind or a set of resonances. You can use any phrase you like, whether it is mystical or hermetic or any other language you fancy. And it does exist outside us. It's not just in the perceptions of astrologers.
Nick Campion: You open Relating with a powerful quote from Gerhard Dorn, talking about the unity of everything:
Knowest thou not that heaven and the elements were formerly one, and they were separated from one another by divine artifice, that they might bring forth thee and all things? If thou knowest this, the rest cannot escape thee. Therefore in all generation a separation of this kind is necessary…. Thou wilt never make from others the One which thou seekest except first there be made one thing of thyself. [15]
That's a very strong statement of the idea that astrology flows naturally from an understanding of the unity of heaven and earth and of the notion that the astrological experience begins with us. You also acknowledged modern, quantity-based science in the same book, and I'm wondering whether you still agree with words that you wrote 25 years ago. You said that "astrology is ... a map of the system of laws by which the energies of life operate - an astrology vindicated by statistical research and scientific investigation." [16] Does that represent your current thinking? I am interested in that statement because it has been claimed that there has been a change in how astrologers view scientific research and statistics as a way of validating astrology, and that negative statistical results have encouraged an anti-scientific stance amongst astrologers. So, has your own view changed since 1977?
Liz Greene: I think that research is very valuable in astrology, in the sense that it can highlight patterns. Sometimes research reveals patterns that we don't expect, and our assumptions are challenged. So, yes, it is very valuable for us to do statistical research. However, I don't think it is valid from the point of view of trying to prove that astrology works, because if you have the kind of mentality that is dead-set against astrology, you will try to blow holes in the statistics anyway. And usually you can take any set of statistics and destroy it. Astrologers can pursue statistical research for their own purposes, but there is no point in trying to convince skeptics. If I do 300 charts during the course of a year for people born with the Sun opposite Saturn, and 80% of them either had fathers who left them when they were young, or fathers who died early, or fathers who abandoned them before they were born, or fathers who were cold and distant, that's statistical research. I can then say: "Well, 80% of the 300 Sun-Saturn charts that I have done have this kind of psychological pattern." It may then be useful for me to explore further what that Sun-Saturn aspect means. But if I took that research to somebody who defines statistical research in a more "scientific" sense, they would say: "Three hundred people is nothing. What you need is 3,000 and a neutral control group." Whatever you do, they'll find a way to set other tests. I think the research we do is very important for us. Whether it convinces anybody outside, I don't really care, to be quite honest. I think we need to do it for our own constant development.
Nick Campion: Then it seems to me that, in terms of definitions of research, what you have just outlined is a qualitative approach based on case studies.
Liz Greene: Yes, in small or large quantities.
Nick Campion: The issue of whether there is anything in astrology that is "out there" and "real" often comes down to the claims astrologers make for particular techniques or ways of constructing a horoscope and the house system. Competing house systems is one of the main problems in astrology from that point of view, quite apart from the problem of the sidereal versus tropical zodiacs. How do we decide which house system to use, let alone which zodiac? You once said that "you should use the house system that works for you." That sounds like you are putting the astrologer in the centre of the equation, rather than the astrology.
Liz Greene: Only in part. I think that all these different structural approaches open a window on something, but it is a narrow window and no single one of them reveals the whole landscape. I think that's why they all have validity to some astrologers but not to others.
Nick Campion: So would you agree with astrologers who say that astrologers get the clients that they need?
Liz Greene: Yes.
Nick Campion: If you follow that idea through, then it is a very provocative one: There is a client somewhere, in a distant place, who is suddenly moved at a particular time to phone you up and ask: "Can you read my chart?" Is there a sense in which you are summoning that person?
Liz Greene: I don't know if it is summoning. I think we are back to resonances again. Let's say the Saturn-Pluto opposition is coming into square to your Sun, and that represents some kind of symbolic picture of what you yourself become at a certain time. You experience, or are buffeted by, or get in touch with, a particular kind of energy. It is both inside you and outside you. You may experience certain kinds of things in your life connected with that opposition. How you deal with them is very individual. You may say, "Right! This is a very hard, tough aspect. I am going to do a Ph.D. under this one" and make some use of it. Or you may lie back and be a victim and say, "Oh, someone's broken into my house" or "There's a riot down the road and they burnt my car" or whatever. The nature of the experience is connected to how able you are to deal with what you are at that moment. But equally, as an astrologer, you may get a whole run of clients who are resonating to what you are going through. So, you may see lots of Scorpios, lots of Capricorns, or people who are getting hit by that opposition themselves. People may come to you with a mirror that in some way resonates to the same thing you are resonating to. I don't think the astrologer summons the client. Rather, when you arrive at a certain point, things that resonate with that will come into your life. It is not causal.
Nick Campion: If you use the word "resonating" to a materialist scientist like Richard Dawkins, he would no doubt have a physical explanation of what resonance is. Are you using the word in a poetic way?
Liz Greene: Well, it is also literal. If you hit a tuning fork, and there is a properly tuned guitar sitting next to it, there will be an audible resonance. However, if the guitar tuning is imprecise, there will be nothing. That kind of resonance happens on a physical level.
Nick Campion: Does that mean that we all respond to the music of the spheres?
Liz Greene: I think that we are part of the music, too. It is a chain of constant chords and resonances.
Nick Campion: Let's go back to your example of the Saturn-Pluto opposition. If somebody with that transit can choose either to be a victim or to pursue a very structured path, like taking a university degree, then what is the nature of that choosing? Is the ability to make a choice itself linked to another astrological pattern in the chart?
Liz Greene: No. There is something that operates within resonances which psychology calls consciousness. I certainly don't have a definition of what that is, except that it is Mercurial. Consciousness is like the Mercurial figure in alchemy. It isn't limited by or bound by astrological patterns. Consciousness inhabits and expresses through those patterns, yet it can operate outside and within and around them, and it is what allows us to make choices. I think that it's what transforms our way of responding to these patterns. Either we simply are the pattern and we enact it blindly, which is what happens in all the animal kingdoms, or we bring that element of consciousness to bear. The pattern doesn't then go away, but it gets more notes in its chord.
Nick Campion: Are you saying that consciousness is somehow something extra to astrology, something beyond astrology?
Liz Greene: Yes, I think it is.
Nick Campion: That sounds like what the Neo-platonic philosophers would have called Soul. They would have said the Soul is above the body, above the stars, even. But if consciousness is beyond astrology, what about the so-called conscious planets in the horoscope, like Mercury, Venus, and Mars, as opposed to the outer, unconscious planets?
Liz Greene: No planet is guaranteed to be conscious. The planets should be seen as representing patterns. If an individual is aware of the pattern within them, the planet is being expressed consciously, but, just because it is an inner planet, that doesn't necessarily make the pattern conscious. Experience has taught me that. People may wander around totally unconscious of what the Moon means in them or what Venus means in them. Whatever pattern of motivation the planets represent is part of human nature, but we can be totally oblivious of it. We project it, we are at its mercy, we are buffeted by it, we become it, we identify with it, we're run dry by it, but we are utterly unaware that it is us. It looks like it is "out there" or it is happening to us, but it is in us - it is us. The fact that it is inner, though, is no guarantee of its being in any way connected with consciousness.
Nick Campion: But how do we know when we are actually being conscious of something?
Liz Greene: Hard to explain, that one. It has something to do with a sense of standing in a still centre and being aware - not just on an intellectual level but all the way through - of something that you know as your self, but at the same time you are not identified with it. There's some kind of space between you and it. So, if I am having a Mars transit today, and you say the wrong thing and I get really angry, then if I am unconscious of that anger, I just become angry. I don't even know I am angry. Out come the abusive words, or I take a swipe at you, or I pour my water over you. There's nobody home in the sense of a conscious individual. I have no idea of what I am about to do, what I am about to say, what I feel. I just act and then I say: "Oh, I am terribly sorry, I just lost my temper, I didn't mean to." However, if I am aware, then I hear what you said, and I know I am angry, and at that moment I may even know why I am angry. I may feel the anger, but I am not the anger, which means that I can say to myself: "Did he really mean that? What has he triggered in me?" I can then work on it; if I am still angry by the time I have finished working on it, I can then say calmly: "Are you aware of what you have just said? It was very offensive." Or I can just keep my mouth shut, because I realise that my anger has nothing to do with you: It is my problem.
Nick Campion: Then our own internal thought processes seem to be crucial. If we do see astrology as a language, then could we talk about that conscious state of mind as being Geminian or Virgoan, perhaps? Is it analytical?
Liz Greene: I don't think that it involves analysis. Some people may think it out in concepts, but consciousness is something that can be watery, fiery, or earthy as well. It is a quality of awareness, which means that one is not identified with what one is experiencing. One stands outside it, not dissociated from it, but outside it enough to actually recognise it. You can recognise it on many levels; it doesn't have to be intellectual.
Nick Campion: So, when astrologers say in conversation, as they do so often: "Oh, I'm having a bad time because I'm having a Saturn transit," would you regard that as a wrong thing to say?
Liz Greene: Well, I say it too. But I know what I mean when I say it. To talk like that doesn't really communicate what is going on. It is shorthand. We don't have a bad time because of a transit. The transit is just a symbolic signature of what we are experiencing. It isn't causing it. I am not in the business of going around correcting everyone's speech, and I say it too: "What a rotten day! Saturn's on my whatever." It's shorthand.
Nick Campion: So, if a transit is a signature, then that reminds me of the astrological aphorism, one popular with Charles Carter: "The stars do not compel, they incline." Geoffrey Cornelius added: "They don't incline or compel, they signify." In that sense, are transits best seen as signposts rather than causes?
Liz Greene: I also think the planets signify. I don't believe they impel, compel, dispel, or "do" anything. They are simply signatures.
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Nick Campion is Past President of the Astrological Association of Great Britain. He has been a student of astrology since the early 1970s and has taught the subject since 1980 - for London's Camden Institute, the Faculty of Astrological Studies, and most recently, for Kepler College. He is also currently a graduate student in the Study of Religions Department at Bath Spa University College, England. Nick is the winner of the 1992 Marc Edmund Jones Award, the 1994 Prix Georges Antares, and the 1999 Spica Award for Professional Excellence. His books include Mundane Astrology and The Book of World Horoscopes. Information about these books is available on his Web site: www.nickcampion.com
[13] Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas founded the Centre for Psychological Astrology together in 1983. Darby Costello is a lecturer at the centre.
[14] Richard Dawkins is Professor of the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University and one of the U.K.'s top writers of popular science books. He is also a militant atheist materialist and a strong public opponent of astrology, as well as of all paranormal claims and metaphysical and religious beliefs. His attack on astrology is available on the Astrological Association's Web site: www.astrologer.com/aanet
[15] Liz Greene, Relating: An Astrological Guide to Living with Others on a Small Planet, London: Coventure, 1977, p. 1.
[16] Ibid., p. 274.


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Good concert overview of jazz. See you next season.
Grammy Award-winner Jeff Tyzik is recognized as one of America's most innovative pops conductors, known for his brilliant arrangements, original programming, and engaging rapport with audiences of all ages. Highly sought after as a guest conductor, Tyzik has recently appeared with the Boston Pops, the Cincinnati Pops, the New York Pops, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl.
About the Ticket Supplier: The Long Beach Symphony Orchestra
Established in 1935, The Long Beach Symphony Orchestra (LBSO) today draws loyal audiences from the greater Long Beach region to its six Classics in the Terrace Theater, four Symphony POPS! concerts in the Long Beach Arena, and its new Holiday Celebration concert. It also serves over 50,000 students per school year through its education programs.