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The personal nature of the nodal axis
Although the signs describe our collective, inherited nodal axis imbalance, it is the houses in which the Nodes are found, and the planetary rulers of the Nodes, which describe our personal relationship to this axis and our personal experience of the liminal realms. This will, of course, be different for each of us. In addition to the collective dimension of the otherworlds, there is also a long tradition that each one of us is attached at birth to an individual daemon which is uniquely interested in our personal destiny. In our own charts, we could even imagine that the nodal axis is our individual threshold between this and other worlds, presided over by our own personal guides, mentors, teachers, ancestors, messengers, guardian angels, and daemons.
Audience: This reminds me of the Philip Pullman trilogy, His Dark Materials, in which everyone is attached to their own personal daemon.
Clare: Exactly, and this is by no means a new idea. You can find this
in the Myth of Er in Plato's Republic. In this myth, Plato describes how
the soul of each of us is given a unique daemon before we are born, which
selects the image and pattern which we are to live on the earth. This sounds
exactly like the birth chart, doesn't it? Our soul's companion guides us
toward birth, but in the process of our arrival we forget all that, and
believe instead that we are alone in the world. It is said that our daemon
remembers our image and our pattern and is therefore the carrier of our
I am approaching the nodal axis as a threshold between the worlds, populated by a host of intermediaries from the anima mundi which remember, when we forget, what on earth we are doing here. This explains why the nodal axis is so strongly associated with significant meetings with people who may challenge us, appear to thwart us, or who function as messengers, guides or teachers, helping us, and sometimes forcing us, to cross thresholds which would otherwise never occur to us, or which we are afraid to cross without some kind of help, guidance or encouragement. Reinhold Ebertin also found that there are often strong nodal links between partners and in families.[8] It is perhaps not surprising that people with whom we are in close relationship are also the agents of our personal destiny.
Why is it so difficult to imagine that I am cared about, that something takes an interest in what I do, that I am perhaps protected, maybe even kept alive not altogether by my own will and doing? Once upon a time what took such good care of me was a guardian spirit and I knew how to pay it appropriate attention. Why not keep within psychology proper what once was called providence - being invisibly watched and watched over?[9]
The influences from the otherworlds remain shadowy, but they are experienced in our intuitions, in our imagination, and in fleeting glimpses. No doubt we have all had the feeling, at different times in our lives, that we are being blocked from taking a particular decision or line of action. We wonder, for example, why we can't get that job or sell our house. No matter how hard we try to make things happen in a particular way, they just refuse to oblige. At times like this, it seems that 'life is what happens while we are busy making other plans', as John Lennon so accurately said. Conversely, we will all have had experiences when everything just seems to fall into place quite naturally. A series of events will occur which don't apparently need much effort from us, and we will find ourselves, often in spite of ourselves, on a new path. At these times it is likely that our nodal axis is particularly active, either because it is receiving transits or because the transiting node is making significant aspects with our natal chart. The interesting thing about this is that, whether or not we have other ideas for ourselves, and whether or not we know anything about astrology, it seems that we are invariably forced into our pattern and our birth chart comes to life.
Audience: Is there an inevitability about the Nodes, like Chiron? It sounds as if there is not much choice involved.
Clare: Yes, that certainly seems to be the case, and it may well be that our task, as far as the nodal axis is concerned, is to keep our eyes and ears open for clues, listening for messages and for messengers whose function may well be to help us across thresholds or to give us a kick when we refuse to wake up. In my experience, the application of heroic efforts and the use of our willpower are neither relevant nor appropriate where the nodal axis is concerned, because we don't necessarily get what we think we want, do we?
Audience: No way!
Clare: The nodal axis seems to describe the threshold between different realities or perceptions, between the literal and the imaginative, and ultimately it is possible to develop the ability to stand on this threshold, identifying with neither side exclusively, but holding the opposites. Ultimately, this is exactly our function and role as astrologers and it is, of course, a very delicate and difficult place to stand. Let's see if we can make all this a bit more real by getting down to the natal chart and looking at some examples. Both Nodes appear to personify in the form of people who have significant influences in our lives. These people are often teachers, guides or mentors who inspire us and give us the confidence and support to do things that we wouldn't otherwise do.
Audience: Would you say that our ancestors are there on the Nodes?
Clare: Yes I would, because we know that in indigenous cultures which
have not lost their roots, the ancestors, as well as the descendents who
have yet to be born, are considered to be living forces, actively involved
in the continuing life of the clan or tribe, functioning as teachers, guides
and mentors. So they would certainly be included in these realms.
In our natal charts, it is the houses across which the nodal axis falls that describe particularly highly charged areas of our lives and particularly significant relationships. The planetary rulers of the Nodes should be taken into account, since they will provide more specific and detailed information. But tonight I want to focus on the relationship of the planets to the nodal axis, particularly those planets which are conjunct or square to the nodal axis, by which I mean any planets within 8° or 90° of the nodal axis, on the Moon's 'bendings'. These planets seem to demand expression in our lives, regardless of our conscious intentions. There is something ruthless and compulsive about them - they appear to function with absolute certainty and conviction, driving us to fulfil our destiny.
Audience: I can understand that a planet on the nodal axis will be significant, but can you explain what the Moon's 'bendings' are?
Clare: Have another look at the diagram of the nodal axis. You can see that the Moon crosses the ecliptic twice every month, once moving upwards at the north Node and once moving downwards at the south Node. But there is a point between the nodal crossings when the Moon has reached its maximum latitude north or south, and at this point, which is 90° from the nodal axis, the Moon changes direction. When a planet is on this 'bending' point, then it seems to make a particularly challenging connection to the nodal axis itself.
The angles and the nodal axis
If the nodal axis is conjunct or square to either of the angles
(the MC/IC or Ascendant/Descendant axis), then it seems that we find ourselves
compelled to make some kind of personal contribution to the world. However,
our motivation in these cases has nothing to do with ego-gratification
or our drive for recognition or fame. It is usually quite the opposite.
We tend to find ourselves acting as agents of forces that drive us to engage
with the world, no matter what the personal cost may be.
One example is that of Nelson Mandela, who has his north Node conjunct the Ascendant in Sagittarius and his south Node conjunct the Descendant in Gemini. The collective challenge of the Gemini-Sagittarius axis is to speak out and act on our beliefs, something Mandela did with great effectiveness, eventually changing the face of African politics. Mandela qualified as a lawyer and joined the African National Congress, leading the resistance to the ruling National Party's apartheid policies. After the banning of the ANC in 1960, he advocated the use of violent tactics, and in 1963 he was tried for plotting to overthrow the government and sentenced to life imprisonment. Mandela's nodal axis is in the 12th and 6th houses, on the axis of service, personal sacrifice, and devotion to a cause. The 12th house is associated with incarceration and imprisonment, and the 6th house is associated with hard labour. During Mandela's twenty-nine years of imprisonment, his reputation grew steadily, and he became a potent symbol of resistance as the anti-apartheid movement gathered strength, consistently refusing to compromise his political position in order to obtain his release. His autobiography, published in 1994, is very appropriately named The Long Walk to Freedom, a perfect Gemini/ Sagittarius title.
The Sun and the nodal axis
The Sun aspecting the nodal axis, particularly by conjunction or square, is often found in the charts of those who have a strong inner sense of their unique destiny and purpose, often from a very young age, which they feel compelled to achieve in the world. This is not necessarily something which can be explained rationally, since it is just a fierce inner conviction.
Audience: My father had his north Node conjunct the Sun on the MC. He was born in a small town in Spain, but when he was fifteen years old he wanted to go to America. His mother said he was too young, he could not go alone, and anyway he was needed to work on the family farm. But he cried for three months until eventually he got permission, and then he went to live with some distant relatives in Argentina. He became very successful. One day I asked him why he had done that, and he said, very simply: 'Because it was my destiny'.
The Moon and the nodal axis
Clare: When the Moon aspects the Nodes, we are connected on a very deep
instinctual level to the feelings, to memories, and to the past. There
is also a strong connection to the earth, to nature, and also to the feminine.
Audience: I have the Moon conjunct the south Node, and when I discovered Gaia theory, I thought, 'That's me!' And from that moment on, I have tried to find out everything about Gaia.
Clare: I would imagine that this discovery would have felt like a revelation - something which gripped you strongly, like a door opening.
Audience: Absolutely, just like a door opening. I knew at once that I had found my connection. And I am still there - I am always connected with Gaia, and trying to respect the Gaia equilibrium.
Audience: Well I have that same connection, the Moon conjunct my south Node. And I have written a book, actually, which is all about women.
Clare: It is clear from what you are saying that this connection between the nodal axis and the Moon is very meaningful to both of you, and you are drawing great support from this lunar connection. If we were working from the perspective of leaving the south Node behind, then you would be cutting off your living connection to the support which the Moon gives you. Rather, it seems as if this configuration provides an important clue about what you are here to do. Incidentally, it is interesting that Bob Geldof has Moon square his nodal axis, and his life long mission has been to 'feed the world'.
Mercury and the nodal axis
As the messenger of the gods, Mercury's function is to carry messages from one world to another. Hermes was the only god in Greek mythology who could visit all the worlds, and if you have Mercury conjunct or square to the nodal axis, then you may be challenged to mediate and navigate between different dimensions, perceptions, realities and languages. This placement also indicates that our ideas can change radically during our lives. Carl Jung, for example, had both Mercury and Venus square his nodal axis, and in his personal life and work with patients, he was constantly listening for messages from the otherworlds, communicated in the form of symbols or as actual events occurring in nature. His personal daemon, Philemon, was a living reality to him. He lived within its grip, as it drove him ruthlessly to complete his life's work.
Audience: My partner has his Mercury square my Nodes, and I think that without him I wouldn't have got in touch with astrology.
Clare: So he is like a teacher and a guide?
Audience: Yes, he has taught me a different way of thinking and seeing.
Venus and the nodal axis
When Venus is involved with the nodal axis, there can be a strong appreciation of beauty and form, and an intense desire to give shape to some kind of poetic or artistic expression. The writer, Marcel Proust, had Venus and Mercury in Virgo in a tight square to the nodal axis, and his writing is carefully shaped and crafted. Not only did his life change dramatically from that of a social dilettante to that of a recluse by the end of his life, but his monumental work, In Search of Lost Time (A la recherché du temps perdu), consisting of seven volumes which he worked on almost continuously for over fourteen years, gradually became substantially different from his original conception, as he drew increasingly upon his inner world, his imagination, and personal memories.
Mars and the nodal axis
With Mars aspecting the nodal axis, there is a powerful compulsion to act. We feel forced to take action. It seems to be our destiny to fight for something, to find an effective channel for the use of our energy and determination. Princess Diana, who publicly challenged the general ignorance and prejudice toward people with AIDS, and took up the cause to eliminate land mines, had Mars, Uranus and Pluto on her north Node in Leo, and Moon and Chiron on her south Node in Aquarius, so there is a very significant nodal story here.
Jupiter and the nodal axis
Jupiter can describe someone who has access to deep faith and a feeling of being protected, of being specially favoured by the gods, or of having a guardian angel who protects them throughout their lives. This may drive them to achieve more than they ever thought possible, and which they would certainly not have attempted unless they felt they were acting as agents of divine providence. Although this contact brings faith, it is not necessarily easy to live with, particularly if Jupiter is conjunct or square the axis, because then it will have us in its grip - driving us to fulfil our destiny, however hard this may be on a personal level. Martin Luther, whose passionate conviction that human beings have direct access to God, led directly to the Reformation, had Jupiter and Mars on his south Node. On a personal level, Luther's journey caused him immense suffering and hardship, but eventually he felt he had no choice but to act and challenge the established Catholic Church with his doctrine of 'justification by faith alone'.
Saturn and the nodal axis
When Saturn is connected to the Nodes, there can be very strong
barriers and boundaries between the worlds, and a fear of trusting or opening
up these thresholds. Saturn is a hard taskmaster, throwing obstacles in
our way, teaching us lessons, and insisting that we learn to stand on our
own feet and develop self-discipline, responsibility and mastery. We may
well turn back from this threshold because it is so hard, and decide, because
it is safer, to confine our activities solely to this world. Alternatively,
we may continue to meet teachers who force us to undertake long and difficult
periods of apprenticeship, hard work and discipline, which eventually lead
us to becoming 'gatekeepers' ourselves, guarding the thresholds between
the worlds on behalf of others. One example is Tina Turner, who has Saturn
conjunct the south Node in Aries. Her task has been to learn to stand up
for and defend herself and to become her own authority, and it has been
an extraordinary journey, although extremely difficult, with the kind of
life-and-death struggle which is indicated by the fact Pluto is also square
to her nodal axis.
W.B. Yeats is also an interesting example, with Saturn conjunct the north Node and the nodal axis square to his Ascendant/Descendant axis. Yeats and his wife consciously collaborated with the daemonic realms via the medium of automatic writing. However, it is not surprising that, with Saturn aspecting the nodal axis, this work was disrupted by beings which Yeats called the 'Frustrators', who communicated meaningless information until the 'real' daemons returned.
When I think of life as a struggle with the Daemon who would ever set us to the hardest work among those not impossible, I understand why there is a deep enmity between a man and his destiny.I am persuaded that the Daemon delivers and deceives us, and that he wove the netting from the stars and threw the net from his shoulder.[10]
Chiron and the nodal axis
In relation to the nodal axis, Chiron appears to have a doubly daemonic function, as teacher and healer. If Chiron is connected to our nodal axis, that can indicate shamanic illnesses, crises, suffering, and unwilling initiation into our true vocation or calling - which is never chosen by the ego, but which is both our gift and our curse, since it leaves us with the unmistakable stamp of the outsider. It is interesting that Princess Diana had a strong Chiron-Node connection. Healers, teachers and astrologers often have such a strong Chiron emphasis in their charts. When Chiron is connected to the nodal axis, our function and purpose is to be guides, helping people to understand and accept their own inner wisdom and truth, which they are never likely to find reflected or supported or even recognised by the outside world at large.
The outer planets and the nodal axis
When the outer planets are connected to the nodal axis, we are subject to, and in the grip of, powerful collective forces. With Uranus here, for example, there can be a brilliance and a blinding clarity and absolute conviction which enables the individual to break through the normal patterns and see the whole picture, all at once. It is an evolutionary and Promethean force that can feel like a revelation. Those with Uranus connected to the nodal axis can, like Charles Darwin, be at the forefront of scientific innovation and breakthrough. The definition of the word revelation is 'the act of revealing or disclosing, a dramatic disclosure of something not previously known or realised'. In the theological sense, revelation is the manifestation of divine will or truth, and this is what it can feel like with a nodal connection to Uranus.
In Mozart's chart, the nodal axis is in Virgo and Pisces across
the 12th and 6th houses, picking up his Ascendant/Descendant axis, which
indicates that his sense of personal destiny was clear to him and to all
who came in contact with him. His nodal task is to find a container or
a vessel (6th house) for the expression of the divine (12th house), and
his music is a clear expression of this. But Uranus is also there, and
he was writing full concertos by the age of three. It is also said that
he could hold entire symphonies in his head and write them down without
any errors or hesitation. It is as if they were given to him whole, and
his music was astonishing, new and unexpected. Although his genius is unquestioned,
Pluto and the Moon are also square to his nodal axis, and it was out of
his emotional pain and loss in his family (4th house) that the intense
depth of feeling present in his greatest music emerged. It is very difficult
to be born with such a powerful destiny, because it is a driving force
which has us in its grip and it is never easy or comfortable. James Hillman
explores this subject in The Soul's Code, which I would highly recommend
if you are interested in finding out more about the subject of destiny,
and the role of daemons, guides and mentors in our lives.
One way of working in more detail is to consider the positions of Jupiter and Mercury, which rule Mozart's nodal axis. This will give us more information about the specific expression that this particular nodal axis might take. Jupiter in Libra in the 2nd house indicates that he will seek to find a physical expression for balance and harmony and the creation of beauty. Mercury is closely conjunct Saturn and the Sun in the 5th house in Aquarius, which indicates that Mozart's creativity will be expressed in a clear and structured way, and it also describes his father's role as a stern mentor and teacher. I think you can see how helpful the planetary rulers can be when we are working to make the nodal story more precise and personal.
Audience: Would you use Neptune as well, since it is the transpersonal ruler of Pisces, or would you just stay with Jupiter?
Clare: I would certainly include Neptune, and in this case it is in the 11th house in Leo, opposite the Saturn-Mercury-Sun conjunction. Once again, we can read this opposition as the personal creative struggle to give structured shape and form to the magical, mythical and beautiful realms which opened up to Mozart from the collective. And because he was also only human, we can see how this opposition polarised at difficult times in his life. When his work became too much, or his sense of duty and responsibility to his father or his sensitivity to criticism were particularly strong, he would escape to the Neptune end of the spectrum, and go drinking with his friends. On the other hand, when he was open to the Neptunian realms of the imagination, he would work hard to give this structure by writing them down in the form of music. Neptune is such a sensitive planet, and so in touch with other dimensions of reality, that it tends to go one of two ways when it picks up the nodal axis. The individual may surrender completely and give over their own will, such as, for example, in the case of mediums or healers. Alternatively, the individual may feel that the demands of the other realms are so overwhelming that they seek to push them away and turn their back on them.
Audience: That is interesting, because I have Neptune squaring my Nodes, and in fact I used to work as a medium.
Clare: With Neptune aspecting the nodal axis, the veil between the worlds is particularly thin and permeable, and it is likely that if we ignore them, the daemons will continue to knock on the door or start to create chaos. Dante Gabriel Rossetti had Neptune on the MC square the nodal axis, and Chiron and the Moon on the south Node. His destiny was to create a more beautiful and romantic world, and his life was consumed by his imagination and by the dreams, fantasies and visions which informed his paintings and the paintings of the other artists who joined his Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He was immensely sensitive and attracted to beautiful, wounded, and unobtainable women, and succumbed to a drug addiction which eventually killed him. So we could say that, although his personal life was full of tragedy, nevertheless the world would be a much poorer and less magical place without the paintings of the Pre-Raphaelites.
Audience: I have Neptune square my nodal axis, and there are lots of spirits and other entities in my house. I am always trying to get rid of them because they are very disruptive.
Clare: If the nodal axis represents a threshold through which we have access to all of human emotion and experience, it may be that our task, with Neptune here, is to listen to these spirits and to find out what they want.
Audience: I spend most of my life doing that.
Clare: Well, in that case, it may well be that that is your nodal task.
Audience: But it's very exhausting. I have a friend who is a medium, who helps me to get rid of them, and I asked him once why they continue to plague me. He said that I should imagine standing in the middle of Wembley Stadium, which would be crammed with souls that can't move on. That image really helped me not to take it so personally.
Clare: With Neptune aspecting the nodal axis, we are likely to be very
sensitive to, and possibly overwhelmed by, the other realms, because there
is an enormous amount of grief and unresolved pain, brutality, cruelty,
poverty and starvation in our collective inheritance. As individuals we
seem to get our little piece of that inheritance, and there is work for
us to do. This brings us back again to Chiron, because we are not born
into a perfect world where everything is resolved. There is a balancing
and healing which needs to be done on behalf of the collective, an integration
of the sign opposites across which our nodal axis falls.
Finally, with Pluto connected to the nodal axis, somehow the individual has to live on the threshold between intense destructiveness and creativity, travelling into the psychic underworld on a regular basis, connecting to the life-force which resides there, and re-emerging before going down again. This is a very compulsive picture, and the issues can revolve around power and the surrender of power, as in the case of Tina Turner.
Audience: Are these interpretations similar when someone else's planets aspect your nodal axis?
Clare: Yes, particularly in relationships which feel fated or inevitable in some way. For example, I have a friend whose ex-husband's Saturn is on her north Node, and that was immensely difficult for her because, in order to stay in that relationship, she had to deal with Saturn, to feel very alone in the marriage, and to learn some hard lessons. In the end she couldn't stand it any longer and bailed out, partly because she also has Venus in Sagittarius. But she is well aware that the marriage was part of her destiny, and the responsibilities continue because they have three children. The only way she could have stayed in the marriage would have been to change her relationship to Saturn, and in fact this nodal connection has forced her to become much more adult and self-sufficient.
Audience: I have that connection with my partner. Is there any hope?
Clare: It indicates that you have work to do together, building lasting structures, and it can also feel very safe.
Audience: What if your nodal axis makes an aspect to your partner's nodal axis?
Clare: Then I would imagine that your respective daemons have chosen
to engage, whether you like it or not. There is a meeting of souls. Now
that we live in such a rational, secular age, the daemons are having a
hard time communicating with us because, as a general rule, we no longer
believe they exist. This could be one reason why they appear to us as ordinary
people - as guides, teachers, mentors and messengers - people who help
us remember our soul's purpose.
Audience: But everything I have read about the Nodes is that they are directional, and that we are meant to leave behind what we are born into because it can hold us back.
Clare: I am not sure why we would want to cut ourselves off from that which supports and sustains us, unless we are deeply alienated from ourselves and invested in a heroic vision of personal progress and spiritual development or, equally possible, that we are victims of the 'tyranny of perfection' which is so prevalent in our culture. But you are right that this is a very common interpretation of the south Node, although every time we fall into the either/or trap - which is very easy to do, of course - then we have effectively got out a knife and chopped our psyches in half. This is exactly how the analytical mind works. My question is, 'Who or what says we are meant to do this?' There are no moral imperatives in astrology. But it is all too easy for us to take a judgemental stance which has nothing to do with astrology, but everything to do with our personal opinions, which are so easily affected by fear or by a kind of rigid adherence to what we believe to be the rules, whether we assume that these rules are temporal or spiritual. This is why I think it can be helpful to focus on the planetary rulers of the Nodes, their function in the chart, and their relationship with each other. This releases us from approaching the nodal axis as if it were primarily an axis of time.
As astrologers, it is particularly easy to fall into judgements. For example, we might think that Mars in Aries ought to be more considerate. Well, actually, no. Mars in Aries is Mars in Aries, and it is what it is. In its essence, astrology is descriptive, not critical. So we need to ask, instead, what does this Mars want? How does it act? Give it some space to be what it is. Let it off the leash; it can be a tremendously positive and powerful force in our lives. If we deny the liminal realms that are the meeting place of spirit, soul and earth as symbolised by the Nodes, then we lose the connection between opposites. If you are interested in this subject, then I recommend that you read Patrick Harpur's book, Daimonic Reality, which is an absolutely splendid exploration of this subject. If our world-view is purely scientific or mechanical, a living relationship with an enchanted, living and densely inhabited universe is impossible because it does not exist for us. Our astrology becomes mechanical, and there will be no surprises to be found, just rules to be mastered. If our planets are not living gods assisted, each one of them, by a host of messengers and intermediaries, then we are no longer in dialogue with the anima mundi, with the intermediary realms. We are just very clever mechanics.
If we can accommodate the presence of the anima mundi in our astrology, then we can find a place for a magical dialogue, and many of the so-called afflictions of the mind, such as delusions, complexes, neuroses, depressions or paranoia, to name just a few, may not after all need to be pathologised or medicalised as they have tended to be in mainstream psychology. This is why Jung wrote, 'The Gods have become diseases'. As his work developed, he realised that the psyche was not just subjective, projecting all kinds of images onto the world, but that it was also objective - out there in the world as well. And synchronicity was his proof. When we are working with astrology, it is clear that the planets manifest both within us and outside in the world in the form of concrete facts and events. So it seems to me that astrology belongs absolutely to the daemonic realm and that, as astrologers, we have a daemonic function, as intermediaries and messengers standing on the threshold between the heavens and the earth. Ultimately, it is our function to help our clients to remember their pattern, their soul's purpose. For this reason it is always worth checking our client's nodal axis in relation to our own charts, to see how we might have a role to play in their lives.


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The fictionalized account of Louisiana's colorful and notorious governor, Huey Pierce Long, All the King's Men follows the startling rise and fall of Willie Stark, a country lawyer in the Deep South of the 1930s. Beset by political enemies, Stark seeks aid from his right-hand man, Jack Burden, who will bear witness to the cataclysmic unfolding of this very American tragedy.
©1946 Robert Penn Warren; renewed 1974 Robert Penn Warren; (P)2005 Recorded Books
"The definitive novel about American politics." (The New York Times)
"Mr. Warren has employed vivid characterization and strong language combined with subtle overtones to write a vital, compelling narrative." (Booklist)
"Michael Emerson's performance brings the characters to life with verve and personality....Through a mix of understatement and intensity, Emerson clearly conveys the political turmoil underlying the book; his performance perfectly complements the story, which is as timely as it was 60 years ago....Emerson's reading does justice to a great work." (AudioFile)
"Marvelously written and read"
This is a great novel. You probably already know that. What you may not know is that this audiobook production is top-notch. The narrator is spot on, capturing the poetry of the writing and the tone of the south. Just a fantastic package of writing and narration.
Highly recommended.
This is an outstanding reading of a great piece of literature. I can't add to 60 years of literary reviews praising this Pulitzer winning classic, but I can compliment Michael Emerson's reading of it. Mr. Emerson's reading is a perfect fit for what is unquestionably a great work of American Literature. His pacing, intonation, and articulation of Warren's beautiful use of our language enhance the experience of this excellent book.
"people & politics"
a classic exploration of the complexities of personality, power, character, good and evil. the writing is sublime and the narration is wonderful. i found myself stopping the play just to think about the implications of the author's observations on characters and events. it is a novel of it's time and uses the vernacular of its time. that, too, is something to ponder and to assess for ourselves how much we believe that we as individuals or society have changed.
very thought provoking. i know i will come back to listen to this again.
I hear voices. But maybe that's because there's always an Audible book in my ear.
"I expected politics, but got life intead"
No wonder this book is on every "Best Books of the 20th Century" list you see. It's brilliant. I knew it was based loosely on Huey Long, so I expected politics. What I didn't expect was the shift about a third of the way into the book into life: love, loss, betrayal, disappointment, loyalty and more. I can't say more than the thousands of reviews already say. It's beautifully written and the narration suits it perfectly.
"Beautiful Prose"
Every now and then you happen upon a book that makes you just stop and listen. This is it. The prose is beautiful. It is not an "action" book it is a book to savour. If I could only ever listen to one book this would be it
Actor/director/teacher. Split my time between Beijing and Seattle now. Listen to Audible on the subway and while driving or riding my bike.
"It ain't that simple"
I find it really difficult to characterize this book because it is so complex and textured, probing the ever present ambiguities of good and evil in our motivations and actions and rejecting all the simplistic drivel which allows us to choose sides so easily both in politics and in life. Penn Warren makes it clear that nothing is that simple, though it may not make much difference since our hearts usually drive us to make our choices and live with them and perhaps justify them later.
While I recognize that this is a brilliant book, I gave the story four stars because I actually found the first person, central character's struggle a little tiresome by the end. I think I might have tolerated it somewhat better if I were still thirty seven. On the other hand, watching through his eyes as Willie Stark/Huey P. Long carries all before him toward his inevitable destiny is fascinating and completely absorbing. He comes across as an American original and anything but simple.
As noted by most other reviewers, Michael Emerson's rendering of the book is brilliant throughout. One of the really great audible book performances I have heard.
"Beautifully presented"
This is a wonderfully moving, insightful presentation of the novel, treating the characters with tenderness as they are being torn apart. That said - this is not an audiobook for the casual listener, the novel demands attention. If you are like me, and listen to audiobooks while walking on busy streets, relying on an author to dwell on important plot points long enough for you to hear them eventually (think Tolstoy), you will find yourself rewinding All The King's Men a lot.
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CANTON Keep your car doors locked if you live in the village of Canton.
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Whether in the driveway or in the street, over the past two weeks police have received approximately a dozen calls from village residents that items are being stolen from their unlocked vehicles.
Its ranged throughout the village, Patrolman Kevin J. Mousaw said. Weve made our night patrols aware so that they can be keeping a watch for suspects.
Cash, credit cards, GPS units and other personal items have been reported stolen, and Patrolman Mousaw said still more cars have been entered and rummaged through, though nothing was reported stolen. It seems like they are picking different parts of the village throughout the evening and residents are finding the entries in the morning hours, he said.
Police have no suspects in the robberies.
They are asking that people who may have had items stolen contact the department in hopes that a suspect or suspects can be found by comparing the cases. Also, it would be of importance should any property be recovered in the future.
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NEWPORT–UCA's boy's soccer team had its' largest outpouring of offense of the season, scoring six goals to defeat Concord 6-0 on Saturday.
"We had a great game," said coach Alyssa DeLaBruere about the win. "We worked all week on passing and communication and it paid off."
It was a new look Crusaders who took to the field at Gardner Park.
Jon DeLaBruere took his brother's place in goal while Chris moved up to the mid-field, and for a guy who hasn't played goal since he was eight years-old, Jon put up a good performance.
"It was pretty stress full in the beginning, but I got the hang of it," he said describing how he was feeling in between the pipes.
Another change saw Dale Martell move back to defense while Marc Quirion moved up front.
The move paid dividends as Quirion had a goal and set up Dylan Willey for another late.
"Thanks to Marc we got on the scoreboard within the first three minutes," said coach DeLaBruere.
She also talked about her speaking captains unselfishness late in the game when he set up Willey's goal.
"Marc had a breakaway and he passed it off to Dylan, and Dylan had the last shot of the game. It was a beautiful play. He had an easy goal right in front of him and he passed it off."
Ji Kim was the top performer for UCA, scoring a hat-trick in the contest, and Chris DeLaBruere had the other Crusader goal.
"I was a little bit rusty, having not been out there since last year," Chris said. "I worked on my skills a little bit and got lucky with a goal."
Jon DeLabruere had four saves in the contest while UCA (4-3) fired at least seventeen, possibly more, at the Concord (0-8) netminder.
Coach DeLaBruere said she wasn't sure if she was going to stick with the new formation, but there is a good chance it might make an appearance when UCA travels to take on Trinity Baptist this Tuesday.
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SACKETS HARBOR Construction of two apartment buildings that are part of a 90-unit complex planned at Madison Barracks is nearly done, but the developer is waiting for National Grid to install electric and gas lines before tenants can move in.
National Grid, which first said it would complete work by the fall, has told developer Lawler Realty LLC it wont start work until June. Managing member Corry J. Lawler, who originally expected the two buildings to be finished by January, said the setback caused by the energy provider has delayed the project about six months.
The apartment buildings, which include 10 three-bedroom units, are expected to open for families to rent in July.
The first two buildings are up and nearly complete, Mr. Lawler said Monday. One is essentially done, and the second is about a week or two behind it.
The second phase of the multiyear project, to be completed by the summer of 2014, calls for three more 10-unit buildings. The final phase, which includes four more buildings, should be done in 2015. Rent will be $1,250 a month for the three-bedroom units, which includes all utilities except electricity.
The developer initially expected National Grid would install electric and gas lines last fall after it submitted a design plan in August, Mr. Lawler said. But he said unanticipated changes to that plan required by National Grid delayed the project for months. The delay forced the developer to provide its own heat and power for construction.
We were scheduled to be good to go with the design last August and were supposed to get the green light four to six weeks later, but one problem after another delayed the work all the way through the winter, Mr. Lawler said. We kept going back and forth.
But National Grid could not complete its share of the work until the developer met required milestones needed for the project, said Virginia J. Limmiatis, spokeswoman for the energy company.
Theres a delay if the original submission is revised by the developer and if requirements at the site arent met, which happened in this case, Mrs. Limmiatis said. Weve been working closely with the customer and its been an open book, as far as going through the different iterations of the design. So there is no delay from National Grids standpoint, and the project is right on schedule to start in June.
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Ynoa is third in the NYP in innings pitched, second in WHIP (0.84) and fifth in opponents' batting average (.196) and fifth in opponents' walk rate among starters (1.15 BB/9). For the year, he's 4-1 with a 2.45 ERA with 45 strikeouts against seven walks. I saw him at 90-92, touching 93 in his first start of the year, with the ability to spin a below average slider for a strike. That's plenty of stuff to succeed in the New York Penn League. He's just 19, and the Cyclones press release claims he's the "youngest starting pitcher in franchise history" so there's a little bit of projection left for him. I view him as a back-end type rotation guy if everything works out and his secondary offerings progress.
Mateo leads the New York Penn League with 67 strikeouts in 54.1 innings pitched, the fourth-most innings on the circuit. Among starters, Mateo has the second-highest strikeout rate (11.10 K/9) behind only teammat Rainy Lara and has the fourth-lowest walk rate (0.99 BB/9). Overall, he's 4-4 with a 2.82 ERA. I saw him at 90-95 over the course of 5.2 innings. He was mostly 92-92 with a slider that was 88-90. I, and other professionals behind home plate, had trouble even identifying the pitch. That's not a good sign. With inconsistent velocity, a full-effort delivery, and two potential plus pitches, I see a bullpen pitcher for Mateo if he ever reaches the big leagues.
Robles is fourth in the NYP in ERA (1.74) with a K/BB over 7 (44 K/6 BB) in 46.2 innings. Apparently, he was up to 94-95 in his last start and mixed in a changeup according to NY Penn League Report's Dave Gershman. Two facts that limit his ceiling significantly: he'll be 22 next week and is listed at just 5'11".
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Graduate Program FAQs
Note: Please check the Hunter College Graduate Admissions web page for the most up-to-date information.
Read an exciting new brochure from the Association of Colleges of Nursing about graduate nursing education:
1. Do you have a BSN/MSN bridge program?
If you are admitted into our RN Pathway program and have a high GPA, you may qualify for accelerated admission into the Graduate program. Please see Dr. Keepnews (Director of the Graduate Program - firstname.lastname@example.com) for specifics before registering for RN Pathway courses.
2. If I have a master's in another field, can I use those credits toward a master's in nursing?
A BSN is required for admission into the graduate nursing program. If you have a master's in a non-nursing area and have a BSN, some credits may be transferred.
3. What is the procedure for transferring credits?
After you are admitted into the graduate program, you should plan on meeting with either your Specialization Coordinator or Dr. Keepnews to evaluate your request to transfer credits from another accredited master's program. Up to 12 credits may be transferred. The procedure for transfer of required courses is that you: a) present the course outline for the course that you want transferred to the Hunter nursing faculty who is teaching the course that you think is equivalent; b) the course faculty makes a written determination of equivalence; c) you bring the written determination to either your Specialization Coordinator or Dr. Keepnews; d) a transfer of credit form is completed with the name of the equivalent required course. If you are interested in transferring elective courses, connect directly with Dr. Nokes since the procedure is easier.
4. If I took a graduate-level course as part of my undergraduate nursing education, can the course be counted towards my master's degree?
This depends upon whether that graduate course was used to fill the requirements for the undergraduate program. NYS regulations do not allow one course to be counted towards fulfilling the requirements for two degrees.
5. How long is your master's program?
Most students study part-time and take an average of 3.5 years to complete the program. Hunter College does allow you 5 years to complete the degree. Courses are offered in the late afternoon and early evening - usually 4 to 6 PM and 6 to 8 PM. We try to arrange the schedule so that you only have to come to school one day/week - at least in the beginning of your course of study. Clinical hours vary by curriculum of study but range from 500 to 735 hours and are a component of your specialization courses.
6. Do you have a nursing administration program?
Yes. This is a dual-degree program offered through Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing and Baruch College. You must complete both the Master's in Nursing Administration and the Master's in Public Administration. Baruch admission requirements include the GRE exam. You will need to take Baruch courses through the e-permit system; if you register for Baruch courses directly, they will not show up on your transcript unless you transfer the credits.
7. Will I be closed out of a course that I need?
We will make every accommodation to support you as you progress through the program, but you must register and pay for the courses in a timely fashion. If you register and then fail to pay for the course, you will be automatically dropped and when you attempt to register, that course might be closed. There may be some semesters in which you will have to come to campus more than one day/week.
8. What do I do if I try to register for a course and I am blocked?
If the registration period is open (and it opens and closes - please check the Hunter College schedule), then email either your specialization coordinator or Dr. Keepnews to indicate that there is a problem. Do not wait or go to 68th Street to try to address the problem. We will investigate and tell you the nature of the problem and try to solve it or direct you to the appropriate person.
9. Can I be placed in clinical settings of my choice?
Clinical placements are in agencies throughout the greater NY area. We can only place students in agencies with active contracts. That contract list is available to you and we have more than 150 active contracts. Express your preference to the Specialization Coordinator early in your course of study since it takes at least one year to negotiate a contract. The course faculty will determine if the placement and preceptor meets the objective of the specific clinical course. Do not contact preceptors or agencies directly. All placements must be made through the Clinical Coordinator. Each agency has specific requirements. You will probably be asked to present your health forms. We cannot release that data but we must keep a copy of it so plan on making a few copies of the required information.
10. Are there special requirements before I start clinical courses?
Yes. You must complete a health form; present proof of malpractice insurance and health insurance; CPR, compliance with HIPPA requirements; and acknowledge that the agency might require a criminal background check. All forms are outside the door of the Graduate Admissions office on the 5th floor (room 508) and can also be emailed to you by Ms. Brown, the Administrative Assistant for the Graduate Program (email@example.com).
11. Do the above forms have to be completed more than once?
All forms are valid for one year; since your clinical courses will take place over 3 semesters, plan on getting the information updated at least once.
12. Do you have summer courses in nursing? What hours and days are your classes?
We offer electives courses over the summer. Courses are scheduled two days/week - either Monday/Wednesday OR Tuesday/Thursday, 4:00-7:00 pm or 5:00-8:00 pm during Summer Session I.
13. Do you have parking availability?
There is no parking provided by the school. NYC parking garages are plentiful in the area but expensive.
14. What if I want to take a course as a non-matriculated student?
It is better to apply to a curricula track and be accepted for a number of reasons. For the ANP and GNP/ANP track, we have more applicants than vacancies and so we will not accept you if your undergraduate GPA is below 3.0 irrespective of your performance on graduate courses. Also, in order to ensure enough spaces for matriculated students and keep course size to a reasonable limit, non-matriculated students will only be able to register for one course/semester.
15. How do we know if we are accepted into the program once we apply?
Formal letters are sent by Graduate Admissions. We review applications about one month after the deadline for application. To illustrate, if the deadline is November 1st, we will review applications by the second week of December. If you are unclear whether you were accepted or about an identified condition for admission such as undergraduate statistics, feel free to email the Graduate Director (firstname.lastname@example.com). You will receive written notification and an additional letter from the School of Nursing with registration procedures. We strongly suggest that you meet with the Graduate Director and/or Specialization Coordinator every semester to ensure that your program of study meets your needs and the educational requirements. Often, you will need permission to register for a course and that permission can only be inputted by the Director of the Graduate Program or Specialization Coordinator. Advisement hours are posted approximately three weeks before registration periods. We will also communicate with you via email using your Hunter email and/or the email that you have given us. Faculty also keep weekly advisement hours that are posted but appointments are usually a good idea.
16. What are the requirements for getting into the graduate program?
NYS nursing license, BSN degree, GPA of 3.0 and above, and for NP curriculum tracks, clinical experience is preferred. If your undergraduate GPA is under 3.0 AND you aren't interested in either the ANP or GNP/ANP curriculum tracks, we may invite you to study as a non-matriculated student for up to 12 credits and then apply for matriculation if your graduate GPA is above 3.0. You also need an undergraduate statistics course which you can take at any accredited university including online courses.
17. What if I want to transfer from one curriculum track such as Adult Health CNS to Adult NP?
You must go on applyyourself and complete another application and pay a fee. If your undergraduate GPA is below 3.0, you will not be accepted into the ANP and/or GNP/ANP curriculum tracks irrespective of your performance on the graduate courses. Also, please connect with your Specialization Coordinator to alert him/her that you are interested in changing tracks.
18. Is there a dual degree program other than in nursing administration?
Yes. There is also a dual-degree program in community/public health. However, the community/public health nursing program can be completed alone for 42 credits and the dual degree requires 57 credits. Urban Public Health also requires the GRE for admission.
19. Do I have to take the GRE for admission into the nursing program?
You have to take the GRE for either of the dual degree programs - Nursing Administration/Masters in Public Administration or if you choose Community/Public Health Nursing/Urban Public Health.
20. Can the Graduate Admissions application be downloaded?
No. You must apply online on the Graduate Admissions website.
21. Do I have to take the TOEFL exam?
Yes. If you have completed your BSN degree outside of the United States, you are considered an international student and have to complete the TOEFL exam and achieve a specific score. Results must be submitted to Graduate Admissions. Please check the Graduate Admissions website for more details.
22. Can I take an Independent Study course?
Yes, if you have worked out a plan with a specific nursing faculty and have consulted with your Specialization Coordinator.
23. Are there policies about withdrawing from a course?
Yes. Please consult the Graduate Catalog, but you must complete a form to formally withdraw by a certain date or the grade will be recorded as a WU which turns into a F.
24. What if I am accepted and want to defer admission to another semester?
You must contact Graduate Admissions.
25. Upon graduation, can I be certified in my specialty area?
All of the graduate curricula tracks prepare you to sit for certification in your specific area. We will assist you in completing the necessary paperwork.
26. Do you have a question not listed on this page?
Email David Keepnews at firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you for your interest in our graduate nursing program.


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Versatile and very durable, the PIXA 2 headlamp is the hands-free lighting solution for working comfortably at close range and for moving around safely. Depending on the need, it may be worn on the head, mounted on the helmet, or placed on the ground. It provides constant, stable lighting performance.
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- Headlamp keeps the hands free for work: may be worn on the head with the headband, mounted on a helmet, or placed on the ground.
- Three lighting modes
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Have you ever considered using some collaborative book authoring/publishing system? I've found Booktype and have installed an instance, now I'm copying the Loose Canon first edition into it to see how it looks. The thing needs Objavi to do the actual publishing, I didn't have time to set up an Objavi instance yet, though.
But it looks like this is exactly the kind of thing that could make editing a big book together easier. If I manage to set up Objavi next to Booktype, I can give any interested parties from the Council their own accounts to give the thing a spin.
If it turns out to be too much of a hassle to admin Objavi and Booktype, I'd be willing to sponsor a paid account for Booktype Pro, their hosted service. But both Objavi and Booktype are Free Software and you can always export books
The software itself is here:
There's a demo here:
And my instance is here, but it's no good until I install Objavi. Ignore the CAcert certificate, I don't have any better for the moment:
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The Orioles have agreed to terms with Koji Uehara, their best relief pitcher for much of last season, on a one-year deal with a vesting option for the 2012 season, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.
The exact terms aren't known, but the option won't be hard to obtain if Uehara is able to stay healthy through the majority of the season. The contract also includes some escalator clauses depending on whether Uehara is the Orioles' closer.
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Was wondering if anyone has tried installing linux onto a external usb hard drive. Wanted to copy what mandrake has done with GlobeTrotter.
Though my system can't boot off a usb device, I would like this Linux installation to boot off from a CD and then continue loading off from the external hard drive. Have googled for this but all the results were cryptic and require that I make a linux installation for the external hard drive from a pre-existing Linux machine. Now I don't have Linux on my internal hard drives since I don't have any space to spare.
Does anyone have a hint as to how to do this?
I was thinking of doing this by using a cd-based Linux distro but I want I want to know if there are any alternatives.


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A parking lot (E-Z Parking) is conveniently located directly across the street from our office, with its entrance at 17th Street and Pine Street. A second lot (Five Star Parking) is located on 16th Street between Pine Street and Lombard Street.