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hile Tennyson's earliest poems are not unsophisticated, they are usually very uncomplicated, almost as if the poet had established for himself in each poem a single structural, thematic, or technical problem. It is remarkable how deliberately and continuously these poems use the clichés of irony and, to a lesser extent, comedy. Tennyson here serves his generic apprenticeship in public and presents a programme of his later progress in irony, where he will take the themes and techniques, isolated here, and combine them, reworking the clichés into poems that form the center of the developing conventions of irony.
As for comedy, he appears to have needed no apprenticeship. The Devil and the Lady, written when he was fourteen, is so assured in style and so easy in development that it is, as everyone who mentions it says, "astonishing." There are youthful excesses, certainly, but also a surprising maturity, particularly in the poetic vision that could produce such a troubled and potentially dark comedy. This is no piece of high-spirited merriment or confident satire, It begins in the Jonsonian manner, but Tennyson seems quite uninterested in corrective satire, even at this early stage, and the comedy soon moves beyond correction to a more unsettled and complex form.
With Poems by Two Brothers, comedy is made clearly subordinate, as the young poet begins to develop the materials of irony, Anyone reading through his contributions to this collection is bound to be struck by the poems' nearly uniform grimness. In only about one-fourth of them is any sort of comic spirit evident, and even [15/16] there it is often rather bizarre. All the others, I think, are deliberate and careful exercises in the ironic mode.
To cite just one example, "The Dell of E-" demonstrates Tennyson's experiments both with structural reversal and with the inversion or burlesque of comic principles. Exactly half of the poem asserts a unification of man and nature which is flatly denied by the other half The first stanza describes objectively the beauty the dell once possessed; the second moves us closer to its restorative, calming powers. There is then an abrupt switch to an image of desolation. Man, it turns out, has destroyed what he needed most. The final stanza goes on to climax this irony, suggesting that the trees may have been cut to build warships, that what once gave men joy now functions as their killers, bearing "terror round / The trembling earth" (ll. 51-52).
This double climax or "capping" is very common in Tennyson; he often adds a final and unexpected twist that brings the theme into focus abruptly and with a shock. That men set out to ravage their greatest friend is one irony; that they have transformed this friend into an instrument of death complements and intensifies the point. But the poem is quick to block any moralistic renderings of this perception. In fact, the real point of the poem is that there is no point. We are not asked to reflect that we ought not to do such things but to accept how sad and horrible it is that we do. The poem ends not with admonition, nor even with the ironic shock discussed earlier, but with the understated reflection that the trees really served better in their previous state, that, instead of being used to kill, it would have been
lovelier, had they still
Whispered unto the breezes with low sound,
And greenly flourished on their native hill. (ll. 52-54).
The delicacy and simplicity of lovelier are deliberate, and they contain most of the force of the poem. This is decidedly not corrective irony — It sees simply the loveliness of Paradise and the absurdity of its loss; it never suggests that this loss can be recovered. While such themes are less blatantly announced and such reversals generally less sudden in Tennyson's mature poetry, the basic principles are developed here in Poems by Two Brothers.
Poems, Chiefly Lyrical (1830) and Poems (1832) are both more sophisticated and much more varied than Tennyson's contributions to Poems by Two Brothers, but in the major poems of these two [16/17] volumes are the same dominance of the ironic mode and curious persistence of the comic that marked the earlier poems. What had been simple, however, now becomes more complex, and the deliberate separation of themes, images, and techniques now yields to combination and compression. Tennyson has mastered the rudiments of irony and begins in these volumes to experiment with the various technical and thematic possibilities it allows him. Though many of these poems are imperfect, a few are as successful as any poetry Tennyson was to write. Already with these early volumes, Tennyson reaches maturity in that form. His later ironic poems tend to become more subtle and even more experimental; they expand the genre itself by challenging its limits. These 1830 and 1832 volumes, however, do more than just prefigure Tennyson's major ironic work; they contain some of it.
But not much. That the apprenticeship stage of Poems by Two Brothers has not been left entirely behind is apparent in poems like "A Dirge," which deals starkly with the superiority of death to life, not in religious but in naturalistic terms. According to this view, life is so horrible that the coffin seems like freedom and the gnawings of "the small cold worm" (l. 9) comfortable. Though the poem somewhat confusedly mixes this startling perception with incongruously comic lines that suggest the unification of the body with nature, the urgent rejection of life overrides any assurances. The desire for escape from the tangled ugliness of the world to the peace of death is voiced over and over in Tennyson: those most sensitive to life's promise, he says, are those who are forced to reject what now passes for life. The apparent simplicity of "A Dirge," then, covers a very remarkable and extreme appeal, the same one that we recognize later, in its full development, in such poems as "The Lotos-Eaters." [17/18] the central word to describe the most prevalent motive of nineteenth-century irony. By redefining man as the creature with the power to suspend certainty, irony created the rootless man, not undefined but defined only by the trap lie is in, caught between equally unavailable or unattractive alternatives.
It is not, then, a thematic conflict between belief and disbelief that is presented so much as the state of suspension caused by that conflict. Tennyson displays here at its perfection a technique lie will often use to demonstrate that suspension between alien worlds. In the climax of the poem the speaker begins a prayer to God for mercy and enlightenment. At its start the prayer is graceful and undisturbed:
Let thy dove
Shadow me over, and my sins
Be unremembered, and Thy love
Enlighten me [ll. 180-83].
As the prayer goes on, however, the comic hope gradually modulates to bitterness, as the imagery becomes harsher and grimmer: "0 teach me yet / Somewhat before the heavy clod / Weighs on me, and the busy fret / Of that sharp-headed worm begins / In the gross blackness underneath" (ll. 183-87). The prayer thus contains its own hopeless antithesis and mirrors the stasis of the narrator's mind. Hope and despair are held together in the ironic suspension of doubt.
Adding to this tension, finally, is the rhetorical distance that is maintained.' Though the subject matter of the poem and much of the language are highly charged and highly personal, there is an extreme self-consciousness at work that keeps the narrator himself at a curious remove from the personality examined. The narrator's capacity for self-criticism almost certainly separates him from us and establishes a rhetorical tension between the strong quality of emotion and our sense of distance from it. Thus, much like the speaker, we are ourselves poised and unable to find an adequate release for the emotion raised.
"Mariana" likewise portrays and engenders a suspended position. The poem is, in the first place, remarkably adrift from its presumed Shakespearean source. As John Stuart Mill said, "There is no mere amplification; it is all production, and production from that single germ" ("Review"). It is certainly "all production," developing from an intense [20/21] and single-minded imaginative speculation on the short and evocative phrase, "Mariana in the moated grange." By separating Shakespeare's character so completely from the play, Tennyson achieves the intense focus that also makes the desolation seem uncaused. There is no point in looking to Measure for Measure in order to find out why "he will not come," much less to determine that he will, as he does in the play, come after all, Here there is no narrative movement at all, the whole point being that Mariana's love is senselessly denied, that her fruition is cut off without reason. At least, by restricting the poem to her baffled ignorance, Tennyson makes it clear that any reasons are radically disproportionate to the implications of pointless imprisonment. "He cometh not" is all that matters, and the poem thus develops die purity of a cosmic statement of irony.
For though the poem is often treated as a picture of sheer desolation, a "giving in" to melancholy, our response is surely not so simple and very definitely not so easy and relaxed as the word melancholy would suggest. The poem seems to move to a climax, but it actually mocks climactic structures. The picture of a bondage that cannot be broken is created and reinforced by all the details of the poem: the thick, clogged opening lines, for instance, or the metrics of the refrain, where the quick, regular movement of "She only said, 'My life is dreary,/ He cometh not,' she said" is interrupted by the unexpected sluggishness of the next line-"She said, 'I am aweary, aweary' — a line which not only suggests the very hopelessness and weariness it is talking about but also retards and thus emphasizes the decisive last line of the refrain — "I would that I were dead!"
One should also note the brilliant way in which Mariana's heightened sensitivity is suggested: she both sharpens small details and obliterates the distinction between large ones. She knows all about the patterns on the bark of the single poplar tree but confuses waking and sleeping states (11. 3o, 61). The distortion here [21/22] resembles that of nightmare, with its horrifying clarity of detail and its absolute lack of boundaries, its absence of familiar context. Similarly, her stasis is supported even by the slight ambiguity of "she only said," repeated in every refrain and suggesting either that this was all she said, or that all she did was to say this. It is an arresting ambiguity that goes nowhere. There are no choices to be made; either meaning is equally appropriate, or equally inappropriate. The notion of her doing nothing all day except saying this, or the notion that the terror of her situation evoked only this minimal response, strike us as uncoordinated but equally applicable meanings.
But in the image of desolation and weariness finally is balanced by the poem's remarkably strong support of Mariana's associations with youth, growth, and hope. The poem's irony is defined by the pressure of the undeniably just claims of love and comic promise against the equally undeniable fact of denial. The positive side is, of course, implied very strongly by the enveloping situation: Mariana's youth and hope are supported by the fact that she is waiting for a lover, as they are also by her connection with a pastoral landscape (somewhat distorted, of course) and with romantic terms like "casement."
Primarily, though, the positive level is presented by inverting the usual images of comedy and the pastoral. The poem is filled with references to beauty, order, and hope-all, of course, bitterly distorted but nonetheless there. The opening lines give a parody of a beauty that is ordered and controlled. Man's capacity for both enjoying and arranging nature is mocked in the image of sluggish decay overcoming the flower-plots, rust and disorder invading the carefully controlled growth of the ornamental pear tree. The image of man as master of nature's beauty is thrown against that of man as victim of nature's anarchy.
Mariana, it must again be insisted, is not caught by this last image only; she is caught between the two. On one hand there is the "blackest moss" but on the other is the poplar tree, one of the poem's most important symbols. In the midst of the dark and stagnant waters of the marsh grows a single poplar tree, "all silver-green" (l. 42), the only relief in "the level waste, the rounding gray" (l. 44). One entire stariza (ll. 49-60) is devoted to the shadow of this tree and the implications of this teasing symbol of the growth [22/23] and promises that are denied her but are ever present to her, falling "Upon her bed, across her brow" (l. 56), and making itself a part of her mind. It is a symbol of genuine hope that can be neither claimed nor forgotten; it stands for all that makes release impossible for Mariana. Also supporting this mocking, positive side of the poem is the recurrence of the day's cycle, with each morning bringing a renewal of the bitter knowledge of what is not there and, more important, the taunting reference to "the sweet heaven" (I. 15), a heaven of which she is constantly aware, even though it is closed to her.
This same conjunction of illusory hope and a knowledge of hopelessness is mirrored in the intricate structure of the poem. The only motion is the merely apparent one within actual stasis. Though the refrain does suggest a genuine development in its change from "He cometh not" to "He will not come," we recognize that these are not really separate perceptions, that they simply state the tension that defines her entire existence, the waiting with the certain knowledge that there is no point in waiting. And we see, too, that is poem is narrated from such a distant perspective as to describe not a climactic movement but a slice of life, a typical day with its recurrent hopelessness, rising to a finality that will be dissolved by the renewed hopeless hope of a new day. The action, then, is ironically recurrent, not tragically complete. The tragic simplicity of a climax is distorted to a conclusion only of a mouse squeaking and a fly buzzing. The tragic sensibility has now only these materials; only trivia surround her.
This poem is a prototype of Tennysonian irony, formulating [23/24] many of the techniques and attitudes that appear later, but it is also a highly instinctive form of a vision which, even in later poems, is often put more obtrusively. When the ironic dilemma is stated more overtly, the poetry appears more obviously thematic, sometimes even thematically "divided." Because of this, it is easy, but I think wrong, to approach it as merely dualistic. Such an approach ignores the potential unity provided by ironic tension. Tennyson is not on one side of the argument or the other; like all ironists, he is on neither side-and both.
"A Dream of Fair Women,"
A good example of a poem that appears to be but is not a "thesis poem" is "A Dream of Fair Women," which establishes its irony partly in reference to its apparent source, Chaucer's The Legend of Good Women. Tennyson's poem resembles Chaucer's only superficially; the earlier poet's comforting, stable framework is removed, and the cosmic resonance of the tales, comforting or not, is implicitly denied. Taking the place of Chaucer's coherent series of portraits of faithfulness, love, and tragedy, Tennyson's group emphasizes the discontinuity of history and the pointlessness of presumed grandeur. The catastrophes here are either paltry or uncaused. The ironic conjunction is put immediately in the deceptively limpid introductory lines:
In every land
I saw, wherever light illumineth,
Beauty and anguish walking hand in hand
The downward slope to death. [ll. 13-16]
What ties the portraits together is the "hand in hand" union of beauty and anguish. There is no further thematic point.
The dream itself takes place in the mocking familiarity of the narrator's memory, a continual symbol in Tennyson for comedy, here used to create a distorting framework: "The smell of violets, hidden in the green,/ Poured back into my empty soul and [24/25] frame / The times when I remember to have been /joyful and free from blame" (ll. 77-80). And all this happy nostalgia prefaces a nightmare. The first figure, Helen, begins by putting in clipped, disconnected, and very dramatic phrases the essence of her ironic function. Because she was beautiful, carnage resulted: "Where'er I came / I brought calamity" (ll. 95-96). Though the narrator naïvely tries to twist this into a romantic framework, claiming that he too would have died for such a face, such escapes are disallowed. He is soon overwhelmed by the march of hideous and meaningless deaths: Iphigenia relates the grim, realistic details of the knife moving "through my tender throat" (l. 115) in a sacrifice which led only to further desolation; Cleopatra reduces her potentially tragic position to ludicrous capriciousness, saying that death really is not so bad except that "I have no men to govern in this wood: / That makes my only woe" (ll. 135-36). She turns her grand suicide into an act of petty revenge: "Of the other [Caesar]: with a worm I balked his fame. /What else was left?" (ll. 155-56).
Jephtha's daughter, who follows, is the most complex case of all. Her sacrifice had depended on a grisly kind of gambling, her father having promised God that for victory over the children of Ammon he would kill the first person he saw leaving his house to meet him. Though she continues after death to defend her father and to proclaim the rightness of God's law, the narrator ignores all this and responds only to the monstrousness of the situation:
My words leapt forth: 'Heaven heads the count of crimes
With that wild oath.'[ll. 201-02]
The absurdity of Jephtha's sacrifice is that perceived by Browning's Caliban, for whom divine justice is represented by the decision to murder every twenty-first crab: "Let twenty pass, and stone the twenty-first, / Loving not, hating not, just choosing so." The girl's pathetic defense of her murderer is further undercut by a long simile comparing her voice to the sound of a "holy organ" in a cathedral. The Christian context mocks the Old Testament ruthlessness without offering any further hope, for the last sad portrait is of the Christian Rosamond, "whom men call fair" (l. 251).
The poem ends with a typical ironic capping: the naive narrator adds that he unfortunately woke before the good part of the dream, [25/26] before he was able to see Margaret Roper, Joan of Arc, or Edward I's wife, Eleanor, "who knew that Love can vanquish Death" (l. 269). The ingenuous persona blandly makes the point that all heroic and comic aspects of death are denied. The last gruesome twist is his complaint that poetic language is insufficient to describe his dream. Such language is too pure; it fails to provide adequate tension, particularly "to give the bitter of the sweet" (l. 286)-as if the terrible vision we have just seen has been "sweet."
Accompanying this irony is a persistent strain of comedy, which is found here in many poems, most of which are deliberately understated, self-conscious, and very light in touch. The self-parodying "O Darling Room" seems simply an extreme of this, not, as Croker assumed, too ridiculously self-indulgent and self-centered, but rather too detached, self-aware, and apologetically trivial. just as specialized and partial is the comic impulse behind a poem like "Lilian," which plays off against the slavish adoration implied in most of the poems in this extended female gallery — "Isabel," "Adeline," "Madeline," and so forth-by treating the tinkling laughter of the cruel "Airy, fairy Lilian" (l. 1) as a cause for irritation rather than romantic languor. Instead of being mastered by her gay coquetry, the lover adopts a masterful tone himself, warning her that lie is becoming so borcd with her laughing that if praying won't stop her he will stomp on her, "crush" her. There is a limited but genuine comic satisfaction provided here, not only in the burlesque of the essentially ironic lover-slave tradition, but in the bolstering of the human (especially the male) ego by suggesting that the will can control any emotion.
"The Mermaid" and "The Merman"
There are instances of much fuller and genuinely liberating comedy in these volumes, most notably in the lovely paired poems, "The Mermaid" and "The Merman." These poems confront explicitly the image of the isolated self and move to the celebration of joy and union. Both poems open with a brief stanza that is part invitation, part pure song, emphasizing both the beauty (thrones, golden crowns or curls) and the loneliness ("Sitting alone, / Singing alone") of the magical state enjoyed by, the mer-creatures. The second stanza not only admits the isolation but emphasizes it, carefully restricting it, however, to the daytime, to the rational, dutiful part of the merman's life, and the self-absorbed alienation of the mermaid. This admission out of the way, the full force of the [26/27] poem can fall on the nighttime life, the life of the complete imaginative self, of irrational fulfillment:
Oh! what a happy life were mine
Under the hollow-hung ocean green!
Soft are the moss-beds under the sea;
We would live merrily, merrily. ["The Merman," ll. 37-40]
It is true that the merman and mermaid envision somewhat different nighttime paradises: his is free, open, promiscuous — "I would kiss them often under the sea, / And kiss them again till they kissed me" (ll. 34-35) — while hers is quieter and more controlled"But the king of them all would carry me, / Woo me, and win me, and marry me" (ll. 45-46). But there is no real conflict here; the discrepancy is part of the gentle joke, bringing up the extra force of the comedy-of-manners sexual battle to support the principal Edenic comedy. More important, this compartmentalization of the solitary from the communal self is an important strategy and an important part of comedy's answer to irony. The poems here admit the argument that all men are isolated, but they see that isolation simply as a past of a multiplicity of conditions, a multiplicity, furthermore, which contains not only isolation but happiness and freedom. The ironic strategy is to focus and solidify; comedy's is to expand and free, to reject entirely the absolutism of irony.
But comedy is just as susceptible to attack from irony, and it is certainly more usual in Tennyson to find the comic solution subverted. The ironic poems are often generically pure; the comic poems very seldom are. One may offer plausible biographical or sociological reasons for this fact, but simpler reasons are implicit within the forms. Irony is based on parody and thus is, in a way, parasitic. It is, further, defensive and hides its premises; comedy, at its best, is expansive and exposes all its secrets. When the two modes are competing, as in Tennyson, it is difficult for comedy to survive. Irony with a comic twist results in the sheer peculiarity of "Mariana in the South"; comedy transformed to irony results in the uniform power of "Mariana."
This ability of irony to attack comedy is more clearly illustrated in the contrasting poems, "The Poet" and "The Poet's Mind." "The Poet" is certainly a comic poem, though exclusively public and social in its emphasis. Still, it provides a strong and effective image of the force of poetry, expressed in the specifically comic terms, "hope," "youth," "spring." The grand object is to recapture. Eden, not just for the poet but for the entire world: "Thus truth was [27/28] multiplied on truth, the world / Like one great garden showed" (ll. 33-34)- It would be an Eden ruled by the expansive goddess of comedy, "Freedom" (l. 37).
But "The Poet's Mind" shows a garden that is shrunken and delicate, threatened by a very dangerous enemy: the rational mind, the dry and shallow wit of the "dark-browed sophist" (l. 8), The flowers "would faint" (l. 15), the plants would be blighted, the "merry bird" would be killed (ll. 22 23) if the sophist were to enter. Most important, the source of all this life and joy, the large fountain in the center, fed "from the brain of the purple mountain" (l. 29) and recalling the great symbol for poetic energy in "Kubla Khan," would itself "shrink to the earth if you came in" (l. 37). Great images of power, lightning and thunder, are associated with this fragile and threatened fountain
In the middle leaps a fountain
Like sheet lightning,
Ever brightening
With a low melodious thunder. [ll. 24-27]
But there seems to be only an illusory union of power and beauty, only a faint echo of the confident and unendangered voice of Wisdom set loose by the garden in "The Poet": "Her [Wisdom's] words did gather thunder as they ran, / And as the lightning to the thunder . . . / So was their meaning to her words" (ll. 49-50, 53). "The Poet's Mind" is thus an inversion of "The Poet"; it suggests the ironic trap that may await the too-certain vision of comedy.
Though comedy never entirely disappears and though it later reaches full expression in Tennyson's poetry, it is irony which came to dominate his writing of this period. It controls Poems by Two Brothers, the volumes of 1830 and 1832, and, to an even greater extent, Poems of 1842.
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Be mesmerised by the richness of Iranian culture and scenery
Welcome to the hidden world of Iran. Travel through this fascinating country to discover refined Islamic cities, colourful bazaars, ancient Persian ruins, fascinating nomads and shimmering deserts. Whether you're relaxing in a teahouse in Tehran, enjoying guided tours of ancient cultural sites or breaking bread with nomads on the harsh Iranian plateau, the warmth and hospitality of the Iranian people is endearing and the profound beauty of their land is mesmerising.
- Discover an Iran beyond the media portrayals of a repressive and dour regime – this is a country full of warm, lively and friendly people
- Explore the rich history told in the ancient ruins that lie across the country. Modern Iran is a great fusion of civilisations – the Archaemedians, Alexander the Great, the Parthanians, Sassanians, Arabs, Seljuks, Mongols, and Safavids – who all left their mark in innumerable ways
- Experience the wondrous remains of the ancient capital of Persepolis – the scale and grandeur will leave you in no doubt that this was once the centre of the known world
- Immerse yourself in rural nomadic life with a beautifully remote homestay with the Qashqai people
- Surrounded yourself with beautiful landscapes and amazing architecture, from breath-taking mosques to stepped hillside villages, cleverly designed wind towers (badgirs) and the macabre Zoroastrian Towers of Silence
- Slip into the exotic shoes of a Silk Road merchant with an overnight stay in a classic 16th century Caravanserai
Day 1 Tehran
Day 2 Shiraz
Day 3 Shiraz
Day 4 Nomad Stay
Notes: Tonight's accommodation is very simple. We share the close quarters of one large communal tent and the ground is often quite hard. For your comfort, a simple rollable foam mattress, pillows and a sleeping bag are provided, but consider bringing your own thermarest (or similar) if you'd like the extra padding. Also maybe pack thermal clothing if you feel the cold. With an adventurous attitude and Intrepid spirit, the simple nature of the camp will soon be overcome by the beauty of the landscape and this unique way of life. Also please note that due to the authenticity of this activity, it's impossible to guarantee any set program. Expect the unexpected – anything can happen, from a simple night in with local families to an invitation to a nomad wedding! Also, due to the nature of the nomadic tribes, there may be occasions when they are 'on the move' and we are not able to locate and stay with them in a normal camp. We'll do our best to make the regular arrangements, but on rare occasions there may be times when are not able to stay in a nomad camp and alternative arrangements are made. We request your patience and understanding in this situation.
Day 5 Eghlid
Day 6 Caravanserai Zein-o-din
Day 7 Yazd
Day 8 Yazd
Day 9 Esfahan
Day 10 Esfahan
Day 11 Esfahan
Day 12 Abyaneh
Day 13 Kashan
Day 14 Tehran
Day 15 Tehran
Meals14 breakfasts, 3 dinners
TransportBus, Plane, Private Mini Bus
AccommodationGuesthouse (1 night), Hotel (12 nights), Nomad Tent (1 night)
Included activities
- Tehran tour
- Golestan Palace
- Iman Mosque entrance and guided tour
- Shiraz walking tour including entrance to sights
- Persepolis and Naqsh-e Rostam entrance and guided tour
- Eghlid sightseeing walk
- Yazd walking tour including entrance to sights
- Esfahan walking tour
- Ali Qapu Palace
- Sheik Lotfallah Mosque
- Meal with local family in Kashan
- Traditional houses
- Agha Bozorg Mosque and Madraseh
- Visit to the holy shrine of Imam Khomeni
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We do not generally travel on organised tours however the small group and our excellent guide made this a trip we will remember for a very long time. Visiting Iran was a remarkable experience - the people were so friendly and welcoming, the scenery varied, and mosques exquisite and the ice-cream the best in the world (saffron and pistachio at the top of the list).
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Latin Adultery is the place to go to see hot Latin wives who like to indulge themselves with the pleasure of young men while their husbands are away.
There's no fury like a Latina scorned ... or simply tempted by some beefy cock other than her husband's, evidently. And while every one of these girls may or may not be of 100 percent pure Latin blood, they all definitely have the hot type coursing through their veins.
Indeed, LA6's cast list reads like a checklist of some of the industry's most fiery performers. Cassidey brings her A-game, letting loose with a healthy squirt at one point during her scene. Angelina Valentine and Paola Rey, meanwhile, juice the screen with their own usual top voltage nad-slamming, as well.


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Even as Lionsgate locked down an August-September start date for the sequel to its $378 million (and counting) blockbuster The Hunger Games, it appears to have lost its director.
The Playlist reports that Gary Ross, who took a pay cut to write and direct the adaptation of Suzanne Colline's bestselling novel, gave formal notice earlier this week to the studio that he won't return for Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Although the Hollywood rumor mill had suggested money as the sticking sticking point — Ross was paid a low $3 million to direct and co-write, but receives 5 percent of backend — Playlist contends the filmmaker lacked "the burning desire" to return for a sequel.
Lionsgate signed stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth for the sequel, and has a script in hand from Slumdog Millionaire screenwriter Simon Beaufoy, but reportedly didn't begin negotiating with Ross until about three weeks before the March 23 opening of The Hunger Games.
Hunger Games: Catching Fire opens Nov. 22, 2013.
I am glad he is not returning to do the next book. I really did not like his style and I am hoping they get a really good experienced direct who has done action type of films before that also focus on telling stories at the same time and not just about violence.
The next book has action but at the same time is trying to tell a much deeper story than the first book, whereas that book was more about Katniss emotions, this next book goes onto some surprising events.
I saw the movie again yesterday and loved it very much. Even every actor picked to play the part of the characters were nearly dead on perfect choices. Then again I did read that the author had a hand in picking the actors.
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Mabou Mines DollHouse
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"So fascinating—that it must be seen."—New York Times
Delightfully funny, genuinely thought provoking, and winner of two Obie Awards, Mabou Mines DollHouse is "a dizzying visual commentary on sexual politics" and "a wonderland of mismatched proportions" (New York Times). With its stunning sets, visual stage magic, and barbed satire, this production directed by Lee Breuer transforms and radically updates Ibsen's protofeminist classic.
In Mabou Mines DollHouse, women are Amazonian figures in the six-foot range while men's roles are portrayed by actors under four-and-a half feet tall. By giving physical form to the equation of power, status, and scale that underscores Ibsen's text, Breuer dramatizes the absurdity of the patriarchal men's attempts to domineer their female counterparts, while also giving fresh nuance to the relationships by revealing touching vulnerabilities.
Mabou Mines DollHouse is Breuer's latest deconstruction of a classic theater text. Previously he has reimagined Sophocles in Gospel at Colonus with the famed Blind Boys of Alabama and created a gender-reversed Lear. In DollHouse, the performance is enlivened by Eve Beglarian's Edvard Grieg–inspired score, which gives a silent movie feel to each scene, and Martha Clarke's choreography, which brings the actors' melodramatic posturing into the realm of dance. One of the major highlights of our season, Mabou Mines DollHouse may be one of the most imaginative shows you've ever experienced.
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I just installed the Google XML Sitemaps plugin few days ago. I asked to create the Sitemap of my blog and I got the message ""You have added http://padronel.net/sitemap.xml. Reports may take several hours to update. Thank you for your patience!".
After 14 hours I checked and found a total ot 59 URLs in Sitemap, but in my blog there are over 9,100 posts.
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HNN: Defense Secretary-designate Robert M. Gates was implicated in the Iran-contra scandal of 1986.
He was not indicted by special counsel Lawrence Walsh. But Walsh in his report devoted a chapter to Gates and concluded:
Independent Counsel found insufficient evidence to warrant charging Robert Gates with a crime for his role in the Iran/contra affair. Like those of many other Iran/contra figures, the statements of Gates often seemed scripted and less than candid. Nevertheless, given the complex nature of the activities and Gates's apparent lack of direct participation, a jury could find the evidence left a reasonable doubt that Gates either obstructed official inquiries or that his two demonstrably incorrect statements were deliberate lies.
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Magic button is 'standard' on all cars now......It is under the left side of dash , just to the right of the steering column. Use 12 guage (double barrel works best) to 're-set'! . . . retired . . stupidity is not chosen , but BEING stupid IS.............
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Shop put a 'crank kit' in it . Now , when i put the key in it and turn it , it runs. What else can be done for this?
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WITH the parking brake on and a helpers foot on the brake pedal AND (best) front end up on jack stands, have it running and put it in gear , watch for movement of either axle shaft , maybe outboard joint is stripped. No strange noise?
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What 'machine'?....
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July 25, 2016, 08:40 PM
You have 'fault(s) in the transmission , you should get the codes read (NOT at a parts store , that will not read trans codes in many cases. Go to someplace like AAMCO , better chance there! THEN post the code(s) here and I can fill you in on Honda suggestions(SAME trans.) Most of the time it's a clutch pressure switch , not to bad .
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July 05, 2012, 12:09 PM
Very vague and good style to scare someone into repairs.I've seen that type of visual tactic used to scare uneducated people into many unnecessary repairs over the span of 30 years.Seeing is believing? YEAH. JUST MY OPINION. What other info was the client given?What about the newer T/Cs with hydraulic tensioners etc.?I'm sorry I'm such a sceptic ,and I apologize for sounding offensive , I'm just very defensive of the consumer.
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PMQs UPDATEChris Mason, Political correspondent, BBC News
BBC Political Correspondent Chris Mason says Labour claims the number of staff in the Identity and Passport Service has fallen since the coalition has been in power. Some have argued the numbers have increased in recent years - but it depends which year you take as your baseline. If you choose 2011-12, they have, if you go back to 2010-11 - the first year of the new government - they've fallen.


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I am trying to target a specific widget to append a "all news" link below it's list of recent news posts, titles only.
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thumper how much higher than stock will a b303 with 1.7's advanced 4* pull? {rpms}
and do you think my 3000 stall converter will be enough?
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i run 275/60r15 drag radial which is 28x9.5 aprox.
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springs will help. the rears of these cars need to be low to help with the instant center.
with those gears a 28" tire would help alot. more...
what gears and tire pressure?
what suspension mods done to front and back?
great numbers
best i done with stock h/c/i was was 225/287 through aod
those should do better than that.
stick or auto?
what rwhp?
what et's and mph are you?
launch rpm?
spin or bog?
performance automatics is where i got my input shaft.
275/60 mt drag radials upr uppers and steeda hardcore lowers. lowered and plotted.
my stock pencil shaft lasted one weak with the new tranny. then i installed a hardened one, and its been in there for 5 years with no problems...
adre is great to deal with.
as far as converters go dont go anything less than a tight 3000stall.
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keep them coming guys. help me get this aod car in the tens
cause on the spray im trapping 5800rpms and i know the stock cam is done there. and the nitrous has plenty of torque down low and through the mid...
thanks rich, anyone else? i know theres alot of b cams out there.
nope installed gt40 iron heads 1.72 rockers and hand ported stock lower and went [email protected]
i need to see where your peak hp is. and did yuo install cam straight up?
ive got a 3000 stall. just looking for more up top.
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Anton Florian (born 1656, died 1721) had been prepared thoroughly for assuming political offices. Already in 1691 he was ambassador at the papal court in Rome. In 1695, he became Chief Intendant of the royal palace of the young Archduke Karl, being in charge of the latter's education.
During the Spanish War of Succession he went to Spain together with Karl, where he was chief intendant and prime minister of the archduke. When the latter became Emperor Karl VI, after the sudden death of his brother in 1711, Anton Florian returned to Vienna, too, where he was a central political figure as imperial chief intendant and chairman of the Secret Council until his death.
Thanks to the support of Emperor Karl VI, he was admitted "ad personam" within the Imperial Council of Princes in 1713. His followers could receive such a distinction only if they proved to have a property directly subordinated to the emperor. In 1719, Emperor Karl VI unified Vaduz and Schellenberg and elevated them to the status of Imperial Principality of Liechtenstein. This is how the Principality of Liechtenstein emerged.


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.:: A Purrfect Guest ::. by WishmasterAlchemistWatch
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.:: A Purrfect Guest ::.
Originally posted October 11, 2008 | Revamped December 7, 2012
Meet one of the neibourhood cats: most of my neighbours have had cats, but I honestly don't think they were good owners because they didn't really care for their pets. I even know of some that didn't allow their cats to stay indoor.
So the poor sweet things spent their days in and out of gardens and across streets, resulting in all of them being eventually hit by a car and dying.
This smart lady, who's well cared for and whose name I don't know, is the only one that has never crossed the street.
She's well fed, very intelligent, rather confident and affectionate, as I find her in my garden quite often.
In the revamp I switched to a square cropping and enhanced the warm tones of the picture.
Shot with a Canon PowerShot A630 | Postprocessed with Adobe Photoshop CS4
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You are NOT allowed to use (reproduce, copy, publish, transmit, duplicate, redistribute, edit, alter, manipulate, print, sell, download to re-upload) my art in any way without my written permission.
The first word that came to my mind when I saw this picture was, "WOW! That's a GORGEOUS cat!" This picture is so finely tuned and the epitome of a purr-fect cat. The focus draws attention to your lovely subject, and the cat's pose show's a bit of it's personality! The green plant in the background adds that perfect touch of a different color that's needed there in that space (since you didn't fill the whole picture with the cat) and the colors are beautiful!
So, that's pretty much all I have to say. I'm just filling up the extra words now
So, that's pretty much all I have to say. I'm just filling up the extra words now
The Artist thought this was FAIR
3 out of 3 deviants thought this was fair.
That is a beautiful photo! What a gorgeous cat.
So cute, and love that look on his cute little face!!!
Cute :3
She's a little cutie! =3
Nice photo! Beautiful cat! She really reminds me of a homeless cat that lives in town (Aalesund) that I call Sofie. It is such a shame that so many people don't take care of their cats. I have even had people get angry with me for feeding cats without homes, (seriously some have said it is against the law, (which it isn't). It's hard to understand people sometimes... I feel so sorry for all the cats that are homeless, lacking food and shelter. (Sofie at least has some company by her pack.) Happy to know that this cat has a good home!
the pawss
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Wonderful Kitty capture!
I have a cat that come through our yard a lot. She is affectionate and smart. She looks both ways before she crosses a street, and she has been around our house for at least 12 years. She has to be a good hunter! Nobody in our neighborhood owns her
Holy moly, it looks like my little cat, Risu! <3
Many cats loose their lives because of those damn cars! Its so horrible..
Many cats loose their lives because of those damn cars! Its so horrible..
"eventually hit by a car and died"
this image is purrfect
i <3 cats!
this image is purrfect
i <3 cats!
Thank you!
Unluckily I've seen many cats die under a car because of their irresponsible owners...
Unluckily I've seen many cats die under a car because of their irresponsible owners...
oh lovely picture, yes everyone should take care of their cat forsure
How adorable and lovely. X3
She's a cutie (:
Well tell that lady I think she's very pretty.
How CUTEE! <33
How CUTEE! <33
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"back to the future..." Deiva Marina by pollon
Deiva Marina Travel Guide: 20 reviews and 32 photos
when a kid, had you also a usual holiday destination which you remember like a wonderful, impressive place, which in your mind is huge and superb even if is it's in reality one of the smallest villages???...
And have you ever gone to it again... what was your impression of it as a grown up???...
I hadn't seen Deiva Marina for about 35 years and... I wasN'T disappointed at all!!!
Not to mention when I looked for the place where I bought one of my best liked buns, the krapfen, for the afternoon snack: the shop was still there but when I asked for a krapfen, a nice lady told me they hadn't... so I mentioned her my story and she said that probably "she" had sold me those krapfen, that she had had that business for 40 years and that when I was a kid, they made bread and krapfen... she is the smiling lady of my pic...
and it's this lady, Ilse, aka MATIM for VT, who brought me here after so many years...
I should probably apologize for all my enthusiasm for such a small place which offers you just quitness and that can be a good base to see the Ligurian east coast or reach some of the Tuscany towns or for a touch and go in Genoa... but it was part of my childhood and it was my paradise when I was 5 years old...
anyway it's the lady on the right in the pic, Ilse and her hubby, on the left, and Maaike and Tim who were the reason why my afternoon back to the future was so wonderful...
- Pros:nice neighbourhood and a quiet place...
- Cons:according to what you are looking for... a little bit too small...
- In a nutshell:sweet and happy memories of my childhood...
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How nice that things have not changed too much.......
Gr8 page & tips Chiara. I grew up in a little town on the beach called North Haven so really enjoyed reading about your childhood home. Grazie mille & Ciao.
What adventures you are having!
What a lovely story! Childhood memories are so precious. OK, I'll have one kremsnita cake for you, too! :O)
Nice childhood memories and meeting with Ilse and her family.
Chiara - a good friend - and an ice cream or waffle if available - what do you need more !! Greets and hugs
No need to apologize for all your enthusiasm. We spent a lovely week in Deiva early September. Used it as a base to explore the Ligurian Coast and it was a very good base indeed!
free bus from the camping to city centre ?? - I heared of someone parking a motorhome in the very centre of town in Liguria.... Only the cinema and toy-shop, BUT NO childhood-pics of Chiara here ???
Like to play an other Yahtzee game :-) It was really great spending the day with you :-)
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With the exception of the first Thursday of the month, Geshe Jamyang Tsultrim will personally lead guided meditations Thursday evenings at our 7 PM practice. The guided meditations, and following discussion periods, will instruct practitioners in the fundamental meditation practices of Shamatha (calming the mind, or one-pointed concentration) and Vipassana (insight into nature of reality and consciousness). The Tibetan Buddhist approach to activating our own "Buddha Nature" (our innate capacity for infinite wisdom and compassion) stresses both meditation and study.
This year we are focusing on an integrated approach using the book "A Fearless Heart" by Thubten Jinpa. It provides an intellectual basis for the importance of compassion as well as meditation exercises intended to allow a deeper realization. Our Thursday meditation practice will be modified to include many of the practices from the book. Working with this book under the guidance of Geshe Jamyang will be a foundation for more advanced practices that Geshe Jamyang will introduce later in 2016. If you have an interest in integrated study and practice under the guidance of the most highly trained teacher in Olympia, please start joining us for Thursday night meditation/discussions.
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For $f \in C^1(\mathbb{R^2})$ define $f_n(x,y) = \int_{\mathbb{T}} f(k(\theta)(x,y))e^{-2\pi i n\theta}\mathrm{d}\theta$
where $k(\theta) = \begin{pmatrix} \cos \theta & -\sin\theta \\ \sin\theta & \cos \theta \\ \end{pmatrix}$ and $\mathbb{T} = \mathbb{R}/\mathbb{Z}$.
Then we have $f(x,y) = \sum_{n\in\mathbb{Z}} f_n(x,y)$ and even assuming $f \in L^2(\mathbb{R^2})$ one still has convergence in $L^2$.
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We just started EC with our daughter who is 3 months and a half. After one week spending long time without diapers, she hasn´t go even once in the toilet/sink/outside. She goes on us, on her little blanket...
We make the "psssss psssss" sound every time she goes, but are unable to recognize her signals (might be very subtle). Are we in the wrong track? Any help?
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FWIW I have done EC without going diaper free. If you are interested in that, read on.
I take the baby first thing in the morning, right after naps, and anytime they seem fussy/squirmy. I find that catching poos is easier than pees early on, since they are often pretty obvious about pooping. And I might miss the first little bit of a poop, but then catch the rest.
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I feel good about the catches, and the misses don't leave me with a wet lap or two older kids who don't get to do anything because we're going to the bathroom all the time. I did the same with my DS and it worked out really well. Once they are a little older and can hold it longer, then we catch even more and have more dry diapers. I also end up changing very few poopy diapers this way too.
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There is an command-line FTP client which comes with Windows (at least XP). I think it is called just
You can try using wget for windows and enter it's path into your system environmental variables.
It's very lightweight and it won't be a bad utility for your system if it's something you want.
It would be easiest to use an FTP client like FileZilla. You can use it to log into the FTP account, select a local folder, select the files in the remote folder, then simply drag-and-drop them to the local folder. Moreover, if you lose the connection, you can try again later in the exact same way, but when you get prompted about some files already existing (it'll ask if you want to overwrite the existing files), you can select to ignore/skip it and all further files that exist. That way you can make sure to get all of the files and not worry about having to do it in one go.