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Colorado Jack Russell Ter
Additional Information: Exclusively raising premium/quality Jack Russell Terriers aka shorties... aka puddins...Quality going far beyond your everyday jack russell terrier. Licensed Breeder of 16 years.
Snowcrest Jack Russell Terriers
Additional Information: We strive for excellence in all disciplines, with a focus on temperament, structure and working ability.Snowcrest terriers are JRTCA registered. Champions producing champions. Baer, Cerf, PLL tested.
PakaJack Russells
Additional Information: Old fashion English shorty Jack Russells.Loving, loyal, athletic & intelligent. In home raised puppies & adults. AKC & UKC reg. UKC Champion parents. Bred for excellent, loving temperament and health.
Puppies will be similar to these shown. We sometimes have an adult available. Call for info, 928-916-0854. PakaJack Russells have... ...
Sage Creek Jack Russell Terriers
Additional Information: Sage Creek Jack Russell Terriers is a small kennel and we are located west of Boise, ID. We belong to the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America and all of our adult dogs are registered.
Sage Creek Jack Russell Terriers is located in Nampa, ID 45 minutes from Boise. We are a small kennel and have 7 Jack Russell Terriers. We have... ...
Additional Information: If your looking for a high quality breeder you've come to the right place. Nebraskajacks bloodlines are some of the best in the United States for Health, calm temperamemt and conformation.
CLT Russells - Top Quality Russell Terriers
Additional Information: The Correct Short Legged Type of Jack Russell. AKC/UKC Registered & health tested. We breed for health, temperament, conformation & Cuteness is just a bonus. We love their unique personalities!
*Updated June 2015* We have Top Quality AKC puppies!! CLT's little treasures are AKC/UKC Registered. They are microchipped with... ...
Rebecca Quick
Additional Information: We have more beautiful puppies to see in case you missed out last time! Call or email or test to get the lastest, or go to the website where there are the most current pictures of the new babies.
We breed quality Jack Russell Terriers. All puppies I breed are registerable with the JRTCA. Many of my dogs are descended from some of the best... ...
Diggin West Terriers
Additional Information: Diggin West is a small kennel located in Central California. We are members of the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America. All of our terriers are registered with the JRTCA.
At Diggin West we are proud to produce 3 generations of working terriers. Our terriers are more then just working terriers, they are beloved... ...
Additional Information: Pratsals Parsons and Jack Russell We strive to make the perfect liflong match for you and your family. AKC,UKC,FCI Worldwide shipping. Guaranteed for health and genetics.Speak Spanish and english
AKC Russell puppies short leg.We also have Parson Russell Long LegChampion lines. For Pet, Show, Agility, TherapyAll inquires welcome.... ...
JDS Jack Russells-Idaho Celtic Jacks
Additional Information: Welcome to JDS Jack Russells now located in Riggins Idaho. We raise English SHORTY Jacks EJRTCA and AKC registered from PLL tested parents. These are the shorter calmer English style Jack Russells.
We have 1 Boy available in Akira's litter....Our last JDS English Shorty Jack puppy for a few year! PRICING: Full price... ...
Wendover Terriers
Additional Information: We strive to breed x-llnt quality pups w/superb dispositions, conformation, & movement. Pups are family/ranch raised & have GREAT personalities! Pups come w/1yr health guar'd
We strive to preserve the working Jack Russell Terrier and adhere to breed standards. We breed JRTCA Jack Russell Terriers and UKC/AKC long legged... ...
Blossom Valley Ranch
Additional Information: 6 PUPS BORN 1/15/17!AKC BREEDER of Russell Terriers. Parents imported from Europe. ALL PUPS BAER TESTED. Show prospects & pets to qualified homes. Guaranteed against genetic defects 1 to 3 years.
Additional Information: WE ARE A SMALL FAMILY RUN KENNEL REGISTERED WITH JRTCA. MY DOGS ARE EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OF THE JRTCA BREED STANDARD. MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY ARE WONDERFUL FAMILY DOGS W/ GREAT TEMPERAMENTS & PERSONALITY
Foxton Locks
Additional Information: Mak's is a 12.50" nice head and bone with a great coat. He has a great personality,he shows well. He is JRTCA reg. CERFT.clear Bear clear. Female must be JRTCA reg Mak's is ready to stand for stud.
There is a 8yr. old male that is sweet and loving and need a home, he is not aggressiveat all. They have had a baby and he is not adjusting well... ...
Scotlyn kennels
Additional Information: Shorty jack Russell black Tri female 2 tan and white females and a tri male available. Great family pets. Ranch raised and very well socalized. All pups are PLL clear.
Here at Scotlyn kennels we strive for a healthy happy puppy who will go to a forever home of love. We breed our shorty jacks to be heathy family... ...
Additional Information: Glenwood is a JRTCA registered name. We have been breeding and showing Jack Russells for 20 years and abide by the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America's Breeders Code of Ethics.
Glenwood is a JRTCA registered name. We have been breeding and showing Jack Russells for 20 years and abide by the Jack Russell Terrier Club of... ...
British Grit Jack Russell Terriers
Additional Information: British Grit kennel is in NorCal. Our focus is on imported British bloodlines using quality sires/dams to produce good looking treasured members of your family. Visit us at http://www.BritishGrit.com
Flatland Jack Russells
Additional Information: Welcome to New Mexico's best Jack Russell Terrier Breeder. We are located in Tatum New Mexico. It's an easy drive from Roswell New Mexico or Lubbock Texas.
Additional Information: Please contact me to be placed on the waiting list. those already on the list will be contacted first.
My name is Kelly and I have owned Jack Russell Terriers for nearly 20 years. I recommend to anyone who has not owned or are familiar with this... ...
Justus Springs Jack Russell Terriers
Additional Information: We have a small kennel in Western WA. Near Olympia and Tacoma About an hour from Seattle area. 360-458-5440 or 360-790-0927 ROUGH COATED FEMALE AVAILABLE IN JANContact email: firstname.lastname@example.com
JUSTUS SPRINGS JACK RUSSELLS: Justus Springs Stella, Wamar Punky, Forrestar Bristle, Sage Creek Razor's Edge, Forget-Me-Not Snow Drift,... ...
Jack's Run
Additional Information: Located in downtown Puyallup, WA. Feel free to email at firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a message on the machine 253-848-3032 and we will get back to you quickly.
Argosy Terriers
Additional Information: Breeding Jack Russell Puppies since 1948. consistent champions . Champion Stud Dog T-bone Calypso. All puppies guaranteed healthy. Will have first shot and be wormed.
I have been breeding and showing jack russells since 1943 i have had many champions under me. i am still showing and breeding just in case anyone... ...
B & S Kennels
Additional Information: APR Jack Russell Terriers: 2014 We have puppies now. Check out the photos.TAKING DEPOSITS NOW! We do accept PAYPAL with 4% transaction fee.UTD on S/W.
We have been raising dogs for over 17 years now. We enjoy all our dogs and love all the new puppies . It is hard to see them go to there new homes,... ...
Cimarron Jacks
Additional Information: I raise quality English Jack Russell Terriers, the short ones. I am a small breeder in central Oklahoma. Please take a look at my page facebook.com/cimarronjacks
I raise registered English Jack Russell Terriers, aka shortie jacks. My dogs are PLL clear by parentage. Puppies available NOW!! Puppies born... ...
Stacy Lane Kennel
Additional Information: Updated 3-23-14. Three female pups available. 8 weeks old. Have two rounds of vaccinations. Pictures upon request. Call or text 325-642-3085.
As a member of the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America, JRTCA, I firmly believe dogs are our companions not just an outside ornament. I raise a... ...
Bear Creek Jack Russell Terriers
Additional Information: Jack Russells bred for health, conformation and looks. We are show breeders with over 15 years experience. Our JRT puppies come with an outstanding health guarantee. Puppies available.
At Bear Creek, we mainly breed the smaller "shorty" type of Jack Russell Terrier. We breed the best to the best, seeking to improve... ...
Bona Venture
Additional Information: We are a small family of terriers located in the DFW Metroplex. We breed a few carefully planned litters per year; our terriers are raised in our home as members of our family!
Buck Creek JRTs
Additional Information: We are a small Jack Russell Terrier kennel registered with the Jack Russell Terrier Club of America. Our dogs participate in all Jack Russell events including performance,conformation,and hunting.
Our puppies are vet checked and vaccinated, and are PLL and SCA normal. We use early neurological stimulation, and early socialization... ...
Additional Information: We are a small breeder of the old fashioned shortie JRT's. Our pups have a great temperament and are top quality. All are sold as a pet only and make great family pets. Call us if interested?
Quail Ridge Kennels
Additional Information: Quail Ridge Kennels takes pride in offering outstanding Jack Russell Terrier puppies for sale. We are committed to the preservation of the deep-rooted characteristics of the Jack Russell Terrier
http://www.qrkonline.com Home of Outstanding Shortie Jack Russell Terriers! Quail Ridge Kennels is a family owned kennel committed to... ...
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Today Secretary Clinton addressed the first joint session of the Arctic Council and the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting and recognized the 50th Anniversary of the Antarctic Treaty. Secretary Clinton said:"The genius of the Antarctic Treaty lies in its relevance today. It was written to meet the challenges of an earlier time, but it and its related instruments remain a key tool in our efforts to address an urgent threat of this time, climate change, which has already destabilized communities on every continent, endangered plant and animal species, and jeopardized critical food and water sources.
Climate change is shaping the future of our planets and – our planet in ways we are still striving to understand. But the research made possible within the framework of the Antarctic Treaty has shown us that catastrophic consequences await if we don't take action soon. The framers of the treaty may not have foreseen exactly the shape of climate change, but their agreement allowed scientists to model its effects, including glaciologists studying the dynamics of ice, biologists exploring the effects of harsh temperatures on living organisms, geophysicists like those who discovered the hole in the ozone layer above Antarctica that prompted the ban embodied in the 1987 Montreal Protocol. Today, the hole above the Antarctica is starting to close, thanks to the world's response to this discovery.
So the treaty is a blueprint for the kind of international cooperation that will be needed more and more to address the challenges of the 21st century, and it is an example of smart power at its best. Governments coming together around a common interest and citizens, scientists, and institutions from different countries joined in scientific collaboration to advance peace and understanding."
Read the Secretary's remarks here.
SNP in Syria writes:
Get free Google Earth and take a heavenly close up aerial tour of Antarctica, before it all melt into the ocean water. You can even see the wildlife up close. While you at it, when you r turning earth at your desktop you will see couple of tiny winy dots on the blue ocean water, zoom in and tour heaven on earth at the island nation of Mauritius. Then jot over to a place called Syria and see how a huge waste land, a dirt hell on earth looks like. It may spoil this whole virtual trip for ya but if you to read and see what this tiny nation of Mauritius in the middle of nowhere did in the past decade, and what you can do now there for business, living and leisure, you will know why it is hopeless for Syria under Baathism.
C.C. writes:
Does she know that Antarctica isn't populated? Only scientists ever go there, it's too cold. Why would a war break out between co-workers? Where would they get the weapons?
Patrick in Maryland writes:
Hello, InterNet People of the States Department. :)
I liked what Hillary said in her speech about "Climate Change", and coming together around common interest to advance peace and Understanding. I think climate change is a very important problem seeing how the weather has been lately in the United States and around the world. I hope we get all the countries working more closely on this problem.
I also hope everyones week is going well. see ya :)
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ C.C., You might enjoy reading up on a little cold war history down under.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Dear to Secretary Hillary Clinton.
i agrees this address. may, (it`s not happen to Sec) if,
Sec (yes, may) wrong, i follow that decision.(it`s looks
flattery. yes, looks. but, it`s real.)
thank you.
i lost this. how about you,
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of Iraq. The gratuity where the general players
participate and condition progress with the U.S. army the
person leads about very well known to soccerr, From
Republic of Iraq now the motive which will unionize the
citizen with one and Will be miserable a social reform and
thought total that the influence which is new is the
necessary .
my think, soccer (or other sports) is one method.
(before war, Iran & Iraq is strong in soccer.)

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When did groups becomes PUGs?
A new post on Keen and Graev's about Pick Up Groups (PUGs) got me thinking about how grouping with unknown players seems to have changed over the years from being the acceptable and common experience to something that people seem very negative about and reluctant to do. I first encountered the word 'PUG' about 2 years ago and since then it's never been used with affection but more as a derogatory term or in-joke. I've even had guildies who stated they would never, ever join a PUG.
Is this outlook justified? Are random groups really that bad or have we just gotten ourselves into a whole lot of negative thinking?
Before the term PUG was invented, I never had any negative predisposition to joining a group of strangers. In fact, I considered it quite normal and enjoyed it and I could now spend hours relating fun stories about random groups I had in Everquest, DAOC, SWG, or any other MMO I tried. Sure, they didn't all work out, but that was just accepted and it never seemed to put as people off as it does now. Even during my recent time of playing EQ2, I was always a big advocate for PUGs and never hesitated to join one or create one and I never regretted it once. I didn't want to spend hours waiting for the right number of people in my guild to log on or free-up, I just wanted to get stuck into something and meet new people. I can honestly say that if I hadn't joined PUGs, I would never have met most of my online friends so I cannot consider it a bad experience in any way.
But the outlook towards PUGs seems to be becoming more and more negative all of the time and I can't help but wonder if WoW, in a round-about way, is responsible for starting it all. You see, Warcraft offers a huge amount of solo content and is very black and white with it's talent builds which means that people tend to take the easiest approach to leveling – DPS soloing. This, of course, means that players aren't experienced in grouping and are more likely to make mistakes when they do finally group. I also think the WoW player base is less hardcore and MMO savvy than in other MMOs. Don't get me wrong, I think WoW is a great game but when it created an accessible focus on soloing, the inadvertent side effect was that groups in it are less likely to be successful than in other games.
Combine the lower chance of success with spiraling negativity and you end up where we are today. Everyone seems to hate those 'PUGs' (even though every member in one is a member of another guild and has successful guild groups) and goes into them with a predisposition for failure. Sure, maybe it's a little harder to get good groups in WoW than it is in EQ2, but that doesn't mean we're justified in writing them all off. I think it's time we were all a little more sociable and forgiving and championed the PUG a little more. You never know, you might make some new friends.
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S, George. Kaufman
George S. Kaufman 1889-1961
American playwright, scriptwriter, journalist, and critic.
A member of the Algonquin Round Table, Kaufman collaborated on more than forty plays during his long career. He is best known for the sharp, scathing wit that informs most of his works. He satirized such diverse subjects as politics, the entertainment industry, and pretentious middle class values by using put-downs and comic one-liners.
Biographical Information
Kaufman was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on November 16, 1889, and graduated from Pittsburgh Central High in 1907. While there he was encouraged to act by his rabbi. Kaufman joined a student group and later collaborated with a friend, Irving Pichel, to write a play. Kaufman briefly studied law at Western University of Pennsylvania (now the University of Pittsburgh), but still held an interest in working in the theatre. From 1909 to 1912 Kaufman worked as a ribbon salesman for the Columbia Ribbon Company in Paterson, New Jersey, where his father was a plant manager. In 1910 Kaufman enrolled in the Alveine School of Dramatic Art in New York, and from 1914 to 1915 he took courses on playwrighting and modern drama at Columbia. Kaufman began sending contributions to a popular newspaper column called "Always in Good Humour," featured in the New York Evening Mail. Franklin P. Adams, who wrote the column, later suggested to Frank Munsey, the publisher of The Washington Times, that Kaufman could write a daily humor column for the newspaper. Kaufman was hired in 1912 and continued to write for The Washington Times until 1913 when Munsey fired him for being Jewish. Kaufman's first broadway credit came during the 1917-1918 season, when producer George C. Tyler asked him to revise the comedy Someone in the House.
Major Works
While working as a drama reporter and critic for The New York Herald Tribune and The New York Times during the 1920s, Kaufman began to collaborate on plays with Marc Connelly. Kaufman and Connelly's first play, Dulcy (1921), was a commercial and critical success. The play revolves around a scatterbrained heroine whose unorthodox attempts to entertain her house guests result in ludicrous situations. Merton of the Movies (1922) clearly displays Kaufman's disdain for Hollywood in its story of an incompetent yet successful young filmmaker. Kaufman wrote one of his most ambitious plays, Beggar on Horseback, with Connelly in 1924. Based on the experimental drama Hans Sonnenstossers Hollenfahrt by Paul Apel, Beggar on Horseback centers on a young composer torn between artistic integrity and the financial security he could obtain by marrying into his girlfriend's wealthy family. During a dream sequence the protagonist becomes enraged at his fiancee's family and murders them. They come back to life to testify against him, and he is ultimately sentenced to work at an "Art Factory" where he is forced to produce only trite, commercial work. Kaufman's most enduring and accomplished plays were written with Moss Hart. Once in a Lifetime (1930), their first collaboration, introduces the multiplicity of characters and outrageous incidents that became a hallmark of their work. You Can't Take It with You (1936) concerns the eccentric Sycamore family and their friends, whose assorted activities include ballet, candymaking, manufacturing fireworks, playwriting, and painting. The contrast between the mad confusion of the Sycamore household and the staid behavior of a visiting family provides much of the play's humor; the determined individualism of the Sycamores is portrayed as the more fulfilling lifestyle. Kaufman and Hart also cowrote The Man Who Came to Dinner (1939). The play's protagonist, based on Alexander Woollcott, is an unpleasant, sophisticated man whose barbed wit is aimed at the conservatism of his middle-class hosts. Among Kaufman's most successful plays of the 1940s and 1950s are The Late George Apley (1944), written with John P. Marquand, and The Solid Gold Cadillac (1953), with Howard Teichman. One of Kaufman's last original productions, Silk Stockings (1955), coauthored with Leueen MacGrath and Abe Burrows, was a musical adaption of the film Ninotchka.
Critical Reception
The musical comedy Of Thee I Sing (1931), written in collaboration with Morrie Ryskind, was the first musical to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama. Kaufman's direction of Abe Burrows's Guys and Dolls earned him the Antoinette Perry (Tony) Award in 1951. Some critics, including Joseph Wood Krutch, conceded that Kaufman was a formidable comic craftsman, but objected to what they saw as coldness in his writing. Eleanor Flexner and William Sheed criticized Kaufman's plays as superficial, but funny. Kaufman's plays during the 1940s and 1950s, though well received, were generally criticized as not matching the quality or achievement of his earlier works.
Principal Works
Dulcy [with Marc Connelly] 1921
Merton of the Movies [with Marc Connelly] 1922
To the Ladies [with Marc Connelly] 1922
The Deep Tangled Wildwood [with Marc Connelly] 1923
Helen of Troy, New York [with Marc Connelly; music and lyrics by Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar] 1923
Be Yourself [with Marc Connelly] 1924
Beggar on Horseback [with Marc Connelly] 1924
Minick [with Edna Ferber] 1924
The Butter and Egg Man 1925
The Cocoanuts [music and lyrics by Irving Berlin] 1925
The Good Fellow [with Herman J. Mankiewicz] 1926
The Royal Family [with Edna Ferber] 1926
Animal Crackers [with Morrie Ryskind; music and lyrics by Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar] 1928
The Channel Road [with Alexander Woollcott] 1929
June Moon [with Ring Lardner] 1929
Once in a Lifetime [with Moss Hart] 1930
Strike Up the Band [with Morrie Ryskind; music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin] 1930
The Band Wagon [with Howard Dietz; music and lyrics by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz] 1931
Of Thee I Sing [with Morrie Ryskind; music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin] 1931
Dinner at Eight [with Edna Ferber] 1932
The Dark Tower [with Alexander Woollcott] 1933
Let 'Em Eat Cake! [with Morrie Ryskind; music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin] 1933
Bring on the Girls [with Morrie Ryskind] 1934
Merrily We Roll Along [with Moss Hart] 1934
First Lady [with Katherine Dayton] 1935
Stage Door [with Edna Ferber] 1936
You Can't Take It with You [with Moss Hart] 1936
I'd Rather Be Right [with Moss Hart; music and lyrics by Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart] 1937
The Fabulous Invalid [with Moss Hart] 1938
The American Way [with Moss Hart] 1939
The Man Who Came to Dinner [with Moss Hart] 1939
George Washington Slept Here [with Moss Hart] 1940
The Land Is Bright [with Edna Ferber] 1941
The Late George Apley [with John P. Marquand] 1944
Fancy Meeting You Again [with Leueen McGrath] 1952
The Solid Gold Cadillac [with Howard Teichman] 1953
Silk Stockings [with Leueen MacGrath and Abe Burrows; music and lyrics by Cole Porter] 1955
Roman Scandals [with Robert E. Sherwood] (screenplay) 1933
A Night at the Opera [with Morrie Ryskind] (screenplay) 1935
Star Spangled Rhythm [with Arthur Ross, Fred Saidy, Melvin Frank, and Norman Panama] (screenplay) 1943
The Senator Was Indiscreet (screenplay) 1947
Criticism: General Commentary
Arthur Hobson Quinn (essay dates 1927)
SOURCE: Quinn, Arthur Hobson. "The New Decade." In A History of the American Drama from the Civil War to the Present Day, pp. 220-25, 284-86. New York: Harper & brothers, 1927.
[In the following essay, Quinn examines the Kaufman/Connelly collaborations and argues that neither wrote as well on an individual basis. Quinn also praises Kaufman's work with Edna Ferber in Dinner at Eight and with Hart in Merrily We Roll Along.]
George S. Kaufman (1889- ) and Marcus Cook Connelly (1890- ), both born in Western Pennsylvania and both newspaper men, first attracted attention by their clever comedy Dulcy (1921). It was natural that they should dramatize the...
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Joseph Mersand (essay date 1939)
SOURCE: Mersand, Joseph. "George S. Kaufman: Master of the Technique of Good Theatre." In Traditions in American Literature: A Study of Jewish Character and Authors, pp. 14-24. New York: Kennikat Press, 1968.
[In the following essay, originally published in 1939, Mersand discusses Kaufman's ability to satirize American character and culture.]
George S. Kaufman's The American Way (1939) is his thirty-second play written in collaboration. Though critics may argue as to the ultimate value of his plays in the history of American drama, they almost unanimously agree that he is the most successful collaborator working in our theater. His associates have included...
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Russell W. Lembke (essay date October 1947)
SOURCE: Lembke, Russell W. "The George S. Kaufman Plays as Social History." The Quarterly Journal of Speech, 33, no. 3 (October 1947): 341-47.
[In the following essay, Lembke argues that Kaufman's plays offer an important survey of the American social history of his time.]
It is time that we took another look at the thirty-four plays written in the years between 1920 and 1946 which bear the name of George S. Kaufman as author or collaborator. They have been smugly passed over by drama critics; but as social history alone, as vivid pictures of the life, particularly the city life, of the times, they do not deserve such treatment. There is an economy, a consciously...
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Ben Hecht (essay date 24 June 1961)
SOURCE: Hecht, Ben. Saturday Review 44, no. 25 (24 June 1961): 5.
[In the following tribute, Hecht laments that by the time of Kaufman's death, the kind of irony and satire he wrote had become passé.]
In the last ten years of his life George S. Kaufman found himself as obsolete as a Smithsonian exhibit. He was a practitioner of irony and satire, with a side line of bon mots. The USA, hell-bent on making the whole world as noble as itself, had no welcome mat out for tricky-minded fellows poking fun at it.
Such a one was Kaufman. He was almost the last of the Broadway breed of iconoclasts, a breed that indulged in derision rather than breakage. It also...
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Charles Kaplan (essay date winter 1963)
SOURCE: Kaplan, Charles. "Two Depression Plays and Broadway's Popular Idealism." American Quarterly 15, no. 4 (winter 1963): 579-85.
[In the following essay, Kaplan explores the similarities between You Can't Take It with You and Clifford Odets's Awake and Sing.]
It is a truism that, as the most public of the arts and the one therefore most immediately responsive to the pressures of its times, the drama may be considered a reliable indicator of current popular thought and sentiment. For the social and cultural historian, the ideas, subjects and themes presented onstage in any era provide useful clues to the states of mind prevailing in that era. This...
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George Freedley (essay date December 1964)
SOURCE: Freedley, George. "George S. Kaufman, 1889-1962." Modern Drama 6, no. 3 (December 1963): 241-44.
[In the following obituary, Freedley reviews Kaufman's career from his early days as a newspaperman through his collaborations with Moss Hart.]
This little essay will only be concerned with the earlier section of George Kaufman's long career as a playwright and director in one of the most exciting periods of our theater when American drama came of age in the period between the World Wars, roughly 1918-1939. All of Kaufman's serio-comic genius came to flower in that period. There is nothing of real significance after that if you disregard the dramatic...
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Jean Gould (essay date 1966)
SOURCE: Gould, Jean. "Some Clever Collaboratos." In Modern American Playwrights pp. 135-167. Dodd, Mead & Company, 1966.
[In the following excerpted essay, Gould describes how Kaufman and Hart worked when they collaborated.]
For exactly a decade, from 1930, with Once in a Lifetime, to 1940, with George Washington Slept Here, two masters of comedic playwriting, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, contributed their combined wit and humor to the American theater in the form of six plays and two musicals. Three of the plays were outstanding works, one of which captured the Pulitzer prize. Their initial effort was an achievement in high comedy that ran...
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A. Cleveland Harrison (essay date August 1972)
SOURCE: Harrison, A. Cleveland. "Of Thee I Sing, Baby!" Players: Magazine of American Theatre 47, no. 6 (August 1972): 275-79.
[In the following essay, Harrison argues that there are many similarities between Of Thee I Sing and the comedies of Aristophanes.]
Presidents come and Presidents go, but Of Thee I Sing goes on forever, baby! A musical satire about the making of the President, the product of two playmakers collaborating with two music-making brothers, Of Thee I Sing remains forty years after its opening the touchstone for musical satire on federal government and the national election process. The approaching Presidential election once...
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Wilfrid Sheed (essay date 1978)
SOURCE: Sheed, Wilfrid. "The Wit of George S. Kaufman and Dorothy Parker." In The Good Word and Other Words, pp. 159-63. New York: Dutton, 1978.
[In the following discussion, Sheed argues that the wit of Kaufman and Parker should not be thought of as a compensation for or expression of a psychoneurosis, but that as writers they deliberately created recognizable and marketable brands of wit.]
The lives of the wits make grim reading these days. To judge from John Keats's You Might as Well Live, Dorothy Parker had a wretched loveless childhood, got her own back at the world with some fine wisecracks, and came to a miserable end. According to Howard Teichmann's...
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Laurence Shyer (essay date spring 1978)
SOURCE: Shyer, Laurence. "American Absurd: Two Nonsense Plays by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind, and Ring Lardner." Theater 9, no. 2 (spring 1978): 118-21.
[In the following preface, Shyer discusses "nonsense plays" and Kaufman's contribution to the genre.]
The next few pages … are devoted neither to the presentation nor discussion of contemporary plays; rather they look back at another era in the American theater, specifically, at two of its practioners: George S. Kaufman, who spent a long and phenomenal career on Broadway as playwright, director, producer and drama critic, and Ring Lardner, whose stories and satires recorded the oddities of American...
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Jeffrey D. Mason (essay date 1988)
SOURCE: Mason, Jeffrey D. "The Fool and the Clown: The Ironic Vision of George S. Kaufman." In Farce, pp. 205-217. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1988.
[In the following essay, Mason examines Kaufman's use of fools and clowns, with particular focus on his use of the Marx Brothers in his comedies.]
Theater suggests two coextensive worlds. An actor is both himself and the character he plays; a stage is both a platform and an illusion. While all art engages in the creative interpretation of the human condition, theater actually re-enacts life, introducing the constant, tantalizing risk that the distance and the distinction between art and life will diminish to...
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David K. Sauer (essay date spring 1995)
SOURCE: Sauer, David K. "George S. Kaufman's Exploitation of Women (Characters): Dramaturgy and Feminism." American Drama 4, no. 2 (spring 1995): 55-80.
[In the following essay, Sauer gauges Kaufman's development as a dramatist by the development of his skill in drawing characters.]
George S. Kaufman's successes in the theater mark him as a theatrical genius: he wrote more than forty plays which appeared on Broadway (all but one with a collaborator), and he directed most of those plays, as well as 20 others, working simultaneously as director and "play doctor." But because his work is collaborative, it is difficult to say what exactly was his contribution to a...
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Criticism: The Man Who Came To Dinner
Joseph Wood Krutch (essay date 28 October 1939)
SOURCE: Krutch, Joseph Wood. "What Nothing Succeeds Like." The Nation 149, no. 18 (October 28, 1939): 474-75.
[In the following review, Krutch objects to what he sees as a lack of warmth and merriment in The Man Who Came to Dinner although he recognizes that it is funny and skillfully crafted.]
Not even the obvious virtues of farce as the Messrs. Kaufman and Hart have learned to write it seem quite adequate to explain the boundless enthusiasm with which their successive works are received. A very large and very mixed audience has taken them to its heart in some special way and greets them with a warmth seldom exhibited upon any other occasion, grave or gay....
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Morton Eustis (essay date November 1939)
SOURCE: Eustis, Morton. "The Man Who Came to Dinner." Theatre Arts 23 (November 1939): 789-98.
[In the following essay, Eustis describes Kaufman at work directing The Man Who Came to Dinner.]
'All Right, Mr. Kaufman?' the stage manager asks … 'Yes, any time you're ready.' … George S. Kaufman has a whispered colloquy with Monty Woolley. He stands centre stage surveying the green living-room-hall in Mesalia, Ohio, which Donald Oenslager has designed for The Man Who Came to Dinner. He marks the spot where he wants Woolley's wheel-chair to rest, opens and closes the big doors leading to the library on the left to see that they slide smoothly,...
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Criticism: Fancy Meeting You Again
SOURCE: Nathan, George Jean. "George S. Kaufman." In The Theatre in the Fifties, pp. 67-69. Alfred A. Knopf, 1953.
[In the following review, Nathan dismisses Fancy Meeting You Again, a play about reincarnation which Kaufman co-wrote with his wife, Leueen MacGrath.]
George S. Kaufman's Fancy Meeting You Again, in which his wife, Leueen MacGrath had a hand, deals with reincarnation, a subject that in one form or another was very appetizing to audiences in the early years of the present century. It was in that period that plays like The Road to Yesterday, written by a pair of elderly New England ladies who apparently believed quite seriously in...
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Further Reading
Goldstein, Malcolm. George S. Kaufman: His Life, His Theatre. New York, Oxford University Press, 1979, 503 p.
Interweaves a biography of the man and study of his work.
Meredith, Scott. George S. Kaufman and His Friends. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1974, 723 p.
An anecdotal biography based on the recollections of friends and collaborators
Pollack, Rhoda-Gale. George S. Kaufman Boston: Twayne Publishers, 1988, 144 p.
A comprehensive, chronological study of Kaufman's life and career.
Teichman, Howard. George S....
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (65 votes).
In short: My favourite raceIn full: The best marshalls in England, great organisation as usual, dampened only slightly by the wet weatherDate of review: June 26, 2007
In short: Felt like an early cross country raceIn full: With the rain, mud, low trees and tight corners it felt like a pre season cross country race. Lots of inclines and narrow stages make a pb hard here, so well done to all you who managed one (i got a pw). The Marshaling and policing was second to none and thier good cheer in constant rain lifted my flagging feet all the way.Great race and excellent organisation - WELL DONEDate of review: June 25, 2007
In short: So it rained..............In full: Congratulations Lordshill RR. I really enjoyed this race, the course was good, with a couple of inclines to push into, and even the mud added to the fun!A big thankyou to the marshals, who were all friendly and supportive despite the weather, a credit to your club.The tumbler was a very nice surprise at the finish, especially with the medal as well.I will definately be back in the future, and will recommend it to others.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: A very friendly local raceIn full: The atrocious weather failed to dampen the spirits of the runners!This is one of my favourite races, and the rain, flooded roads and heavy mud, all helped to add to the enjoyment.The marshalls, organisation etc. were excellent, as usual, and I hope the race continues for years to come.An engraved whiskey glass, was an unexpected bonus, at the finish!I will, certainly, be running it again next year, circumstances permitting.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Muddy hell, but great fun. In full: Excellent marshalls and policing. Wasn't expecting it to be a swimming event, but the water added to the fun. The finish came just round a corner though, so there was no time to mount a final charge!Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Lots of water and mud, but it kept me cool for a PBIn full: Well done to the marshalls, as it couldn't of been fun standing around. Well organised and good value for money.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Lordshill RR put on top race againIn full: Once again this was an excellent race, well done Lordshill. Despite running through mud in my best road racing shoes (!) and some 5 inch deep puddles, I enjoyed this race as much as ever. The start/finish car park is an excellent area to congregate and adds tothe atmosphere of the race.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Shame about the weather!In full: V friendly and well-organised race. Marshals v encouraging despite having to stand in the pouring rain for a long time. Appreciated hot showers at the end. Nice course; no real hills.Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: undulating and a tough courseIn full: lot's of twists and turns, undulating and only just about a road race as long stretch on a very wet and muddy bridleway. Very well marshalled but it needed to be as lot's of turns, corners etc. Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: PB for me, well organised race, well marshalled they were all in high spirits dispite beeing soaked to the bone,well done to all see you next year.Date of review: June 25, 2007
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Tampa Bay defensive tackle Gerald McCoy had a message for all those critics of Josh Freeman: back off.
McCoy seemed to be particularly aiming at Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton, who on Tampa radio station WDAE called Freeman inconsistent and seemed to believe the Bucs are seriously trying to get rookie quarterback Mike Glennon a strong look.
"He plays sometimes at a nice level," Tarkenton said. "I've watched him a lot. He just plays god-awful. That's who you are. It's just a player being able to play or not play. Josh Freeman has proven to me that he can't play."
McCoy took offense.
"I'm not going to call names but I heard what was said," McCoy said. "I don't like it."
McCoy said he hates to see someone unfairly criticized, noting it was him who had to endure the critics his first two years in the league.
"If I mess up, you will only know if the ball goes in my gap," he said. "But a quarterback messes up and everybody knows. So you've got to respect those guys. I think (Freeman is) an unfair target, he is the franchise quarterback, but so what? There's a lot of players on the team. I think the reason I'm so sensitive about it is because I got it for two years. They talked bad about me for two years, so I don't take too well to it when they talk about my teammate."
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Yes, those 2. What about maybe 335 c?
OK! Why not, i will test it some day 335c. The basic launch temp has been around 350-380c for me.Bob, did you have a similar countertop oven to mine ?
Bob, i tought that you know what gear im using. http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,23257.0.htmlI used basic domestic oven just a while ago, but now getting back to Pronto.
Morgan, I'm pretty sure all your flours are unmalted. Unless you want to start looking for diastatic malt powder (are there any homebrewers in Finland?), you won't get good browning/good texture unless you ferment the dough for at least 3 days, with an appropriate level of yeast for the dough to only double before baking.Out of the flours you've used, what's the highest protein level 00 flour? While I was discouraging you from using the 00 flour earlier, considering what you have at your disposal, I think pizzeria 00 is the best you can get- as long as it's high enough protein. It's definitely better than hiivaleipäjauho or type 0, which are both too coarsely milled for our purposes.
Cornice = rimUnmalted flour has a tendency to make for tough crusts, because it lacks the tenderizing aspects of the enzymes from the malt.I don't think the malt you have listed will work. There's two kinds of malt, diastatic and non diastatic. Non diastatic malt is just another form of sugar. The diastatic malt is what helps break down the compounds in the dough, which in turn, gives you better browning and a better texture with longer bakes.Unless you can confirm this malt is diastatic/has enzyme activity, I would look elsewhere. Like I said, home brewing stores might carry it.Otherwise, you should think about developing a 4 day dough, with perhaps more oil.
Morgan, you're right, it can't hurt to try. Until you know otherwise, I would treat your malt like sugar and use 1% of it, while omitting the sugar.Yeast quantities aren't proportional to fermentation time. Unfortunately, you can't halve the yeast when you double the fermentation time. It's not that simple. I also have no idea how your flour ferments. If I had to take a stab, I might start with .2%, but I'd try to be as flexible as possible and be ready to bake up the pizza any time on day 3 and 4. Also, if, on day 4, the dough is especially sluggish and hasn't risen much, take it out of the fridge earlier than you normally do.Start getting into the habit of using clear containers for proofing the dough and take photos of the underside of the container each day. With your unmalted flour, I think you want to take the dough as far as this (which is pretty far):http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,23460.msg239950.html#msg239950Armed with these pictures, we will be in a far better position to be able to help you dial in the perfect level of fermentation time and make any adjustments to the yeast, if necessary.
Wow, that first pic of Scotts recipe dough looks really good Morgan. And the rest of the photos shows awesome improvement.So how did you like it? Has the other dough become more active? Is that shredded pork there I see?Nice looking pizza!
Very tasty looking there Morgan. Are you rotating your pie any during the bake?Bob
I try to rotate one time, but sometimes i don't do it. You can definitely see the burn marks where the broiler is on the oven.Baking time for that pie was 4 minutes and you can see that its allmost impossible to bake more since the bottom is well cooked.It could be worst if neither wouldn't bake right, now at least the bottom is good What kind of result do you Bob get with that same style countertop oven ? Do you have any thread or pics here in pizzamaking ?
I was recently playing around with mine on a thread but I don't think I have any pics up Morgan. Suffice it to say that I commented that I was not going any further untill I'm able to install a second top heating element.....and so far I can't find one. Bob


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When they're not peddling suspicions that Barack Obama is a Muslim, the right-wing media are eager to portray the president as godless and anti-religion — if not downright satanic.
Such has been the case of late, as we see HERE:
Fox News' Sean Hannity and Todd Starnes portrayed restraints on [religious] proselytization as proof of the Obama administration's purported "war on religious liberty in the military," despite the fact that military policy has long prohibited unwanted proselytization.
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Crazy Old 'Uncle Pat' has outdone himself again.
A brief rundown on the shenanigans: Pat Buchanan has been calling for Republicans to actually be more EXPLICIT in their bigotry against Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. He wants them to call her an "affirmative action candidate" and shoot her down simply because she's a Latina, because being the first Latina nominee, there's no way she could actually be qualified for the post. /sarcasm
Rachel Maddow, whom I adore, btw, had a cringeworthy, high blood-pressure inducing discussion with him two days ago, in which he railed against the "reverse discrimination" against hard=working, middle class white men. Oh, the poor darlings! *sniffle*
When she asked Buchanan why 108 out of 110 of the last Supreme Court justices were white men, he responded thusly:
I think white men were 100% of the people who wrote the constitution, 100% of the people who signed the Declaration of Independence, 100% of the people who died at Gettysburg and Vicksburg, probably close 100% of the people who died at Normandy. This has been a country basically built by white folks.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and assume that those of you reading this post are intelligent enough to know that there are many reasons why white men have made many of the decisions that shaped this country, a laundry list of them also being TERRIBLE, INHUMANE, and UNBELIEVABLY STUPID ones, and a lot of those reasons lie in their racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, and various other forms of bigotry and the persecution and silencing of the members of the oppressed groups thereof. I won't go into detail here.
However, if you want to view Rachel giving Pat a nice smackdown after he shows his ugliness for a good ten minutes, then here is the link:
I'm warning you, this is one of the most infuriating TV segments I've seen in a long time, and after watching two years of cable news coverage and YouTube clips on the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election, that is saying something.
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I bought a 64gb ipad thinking I would have a ton of room for everything. Yesterday I played all my Bloggie footage on the tv and filmed it using the ipad as Bloggie isn't compatible. THen the ipad told me I had insufficient room to back this footage up and that I could purchase extra icloud storage. What is the difference between having 64gb of storage capability and icloud. Also when I go to my settings it say sthat I have a capacity of 57.2 gb is that because I already have apps on the ipad. Would it have read 64gb if I had none on there?
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64gb is what u have for hd space on ur iPad. iCloud is a free cloud based storage. They give u 5gb free anything above that there is a charge for. If ur down to 57gb, it's because u have apps and used storage space already. And welcome to iMore. 😁
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Even though the first reply is correct, let me add that your 64 GB iPad will not have 64 GB of available storage even if you did not have any apps. The iOS takes some of the storage, so, for example, in my 32GB iPad 3 available storage right out of the box is 28GB. So I am guessing that you should have around 60GB available even if you delete your apps or restore your iPad to factory settings. As for iCloud, the reply above is how things are.
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Carmen made her network debut as one of the top 20 comics on the first season of "Last Comic Standing" on NBC. She's also performed on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend" and was featured on HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. She's also done a lot of Spanish shows including SiTV's "Latino Laugh Festival" and toured as one of the Latinas of Comedy with Paul Rodriguez. As a prolific writer, she's also freelanced with MAD Magazine. Catch her on this season of "Last Comic Standing."
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Hobart Rides Defense to 5-4 Win over Bryant
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GENEVA, N.Y.—The Hobart College lacrosse team snapped a four-game slide with a suffocating defensive performance in a 5-4 victory over Bryant University on Boswell Field at the Caird Center for Sports and Recreation this afternoon. Senior midfielder Mike White scored the game-winner with 5:12 remaining in the contest to send the Bulldogs to their fourth straight loss.
Senior goalie Evan Kirk backstopped the Hobart defense with nine saves, while the defense in front of him limited the number of times Bryant was able to get off a shot in open space. Sophomore defenseman Jake Eisenhard recorded career-highs with four ground balls and four caused turnovers, while senior long-stick midfielder Alex Caton scooped up a team-high five ground balls and caused two turnovers.
"I thought the defense played great and Evan [Kirk] made some big saves," Head Coach T.W. Johnson said. "We did a good job of doubling the ball and making them a little bit uncomfortable passing the ball. [Bryant] put the ball on the ground and we got some first touch ground balls in our defensive end and were able to get it down to the offense."
Bryants' four goals are the fewest by a Hobart opponent since the Statesmen limited Bucknell to just two tallies on March 7, 2009.
The Bullodogs (2-4) were nearly as stingy on the defensive end, getting eight saves from junior goalie Jameson Love. Sophomore defenseman Mason Poli posted game-highs with six ground balls and five caused turnovers.
On the offensive end of the field, 11 different players scored the goals with Hobart sophomore attackman Tyler Simmons and first-year attackman Alex Love and Bryant junior midfielder Max Weisenberg registering two-point days.
Weisenberg and sophomore attackman JK Poirier accounted for the first two goals of the game, giving the visitors the early momentum.
Appropriately enough, Hobart's first goal came from a defensive middie, junior Matt Campbell fired his first career goal off a Love assist to make it a 2-1 game with 4:29 left in the first quarter.
First-year attackman Dan Sipperly restored the Bulldogs' two-goal lead with 2:03 left in the opening frame, but Simmons played beat the clock, scoring with six ticks left to leave Bryant a 3-2 edge entering the second quarter.
Love scored the only goal of the second quarter to send the teams into halftime tied 3-all.
Weisenberg set up sophomore attackman Peter McMahon early in the third quarter to give the Bulldogs their final lead of the day.
Late in the third quarter, Hobart (2-4) earned an extra-man opportunity. Junior attackman Sam Miller took a feed from classmate Chris Pedersen and fired a straight on 20-yard shot through the back of the net. After the officials inspected the hole in the netting and conferred, Miller was awarded his team-leading 12th goal of the year, tying the game with a quarter to play.
Hobart finished the game 1-for-4 on the extra-man and did not commit a penalty for the second time this season.
Bryant won the faceoff to start the final frame and took the first shot, but Kirk was up to the task, making his final save of the day. After trading possession a couple of times, the Statesmen set up for the game-winner. Simmons, stationed below the goal line passed to White, who was to the left of the cage 12-yards out. He'd been stopped on his previous three shots on goal, but at the urging of Assistant Coach Mark Williamson '04, White dropped his aim to the goalie's feet. It was just what the doctor ordered, giving the Statesmen a 5-4 lead.
Junior midfielder Bobby Dattilo won the ensuing faceoff for Hobart. He finished the game 7-of-13 at the X with three ground balls. Four times down the stretch, the Bulldog defense was able to force Statesmen turnovers, but each time, failed to clear the ball.
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Re: Seven soul types
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Jul 19, 2009, 07:19 AM »
Hi, Ari and all (...I am endlessly fascinated by this topic!),
In my own way of looking at it -- and of course, this is just me -- I don't think of health issues reflected by 'traditional' planetary rulerships, and health problems reflected in the EA correlation/rulerships of the chakras, as manifesting from a different aspect of consciousness. The same 'aspect' of consciousness creates illness, whether we look at it from traditional planetary correlations or EA correlations. The Western way of picking the body apart piece by piece and analyzing each part as if a whole in itself is quite different than the holistic view of the body via the chakra system. But both the chakra system (and the EA planetary correlations to it) and the traditional rulership paradigm can and do reflect the one and same consciousness that is animating the body and thus creating disease or health. Using both together is, as Steve implied in an earlier post, of most value (there is merit in each system, but each is enhanced when used in conjunction with the other).
Regarding chakra archetypes, I've unearthed some notes I took from a book I read years ago, called "Chakras and Their Archetypes," by Ambika Wauters. She correlates the chakras with the following archetypes:
Root chakra = Mother
Sacral chakra = Empress/Emperor
Solar Plexus chakra = Warrior
Heart chakra = Lover
Throat chakra = Communicator
Brow chakra = Intuitive
Crown chakra = Guru
Just one more angle from which to view this topic...perhaps a little more 'food for thought' for anyone (like me!) so interested in this subject.
Love and blessings to all,
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Jul 21, 2009, 01:55 AM »
Jeff says:
The Soul is an immutable consciousness that has its own individuality or identity that remains intact from life to life. The Soul manifests a personality in each lifetime, and each personality relates directly to the evolutionary necessities of the Soul.
Is the soul limited to the seven soul types symbolized by the planets in our solar system?
Could the seven soul types relate to the evolutionary necessities of the soul?
Why do I feel that the definition of the Soul goes beyond this solar system?
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:34 AM »
Hi Linda,
Quote from: Linda on Jul 21, 2009, 01:55 AM
Jeff says:
The Soul is an immutable consciousness that has its own individuality or identity that remains intact from life to life. The Soul manifests a personality in each lifetime, and each personality relates directly to the evolutionary necessities of the Soul.
Is the soul limited to the seven soul types symbolized by the planets in our solar system?
That is true as long as the Soul manifests itself within this Solar System .... In other words there would be reasons for the Soul to manifest itself in this Solar System that correlate to it's own evolutionary and karmic requirements. And thus the seven Soul types.
Could the seven soul types relate to the evolutionary necessities of the soul?
Yes ..................
Why do I feel that the definition of the Soul goes beyond this solar system?
Because, in the end, the Soul is about the individualized consciousness Created by what we call God/ess. And, thus, it is as vast as that God/ess itself. The vastness reflects the totality of that which has been Created in the first place. And it is that vastness that goes so far beyond the limitations unique to each form within that Creation, including the form of the Solar System we, all of us, are currently within.
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:43 AM »
That is a succinct, as always, quote from Wolf! I think you're second question was a bit of confusion for me too. From what I understand the inherent structure of the soul correlates with one of the chakras - and as Steve pointed out each chakra correlates with a bottom-line, natural path - for instance, the Daemon soul structure will naturally gravitate toward Tantra & nature, & the vibrational/light reality of the sacral. Personalities are assumed & shed life to life in keeping with it's desires & evolution - but, the structure remains the same. This reality is maintained, vibrationally & via 'light', through the realities inherent in the chakra system (by the grace of God) - so, we all experience all of the chakras & they are doorways. I think it's here that, at least my mind, gets too linear in it's thinking. Just as the zodiac has correlations, archetypes and symbols & one can assimilate that without being too literal & allowing intuition to flow this chakra/soul structure needs that 'flow', too.
This type of reality is 'made of' the vibrational realities of the chakra structures, so it makes sense that soul-structures would correlate to these. Perhaps the structure is inherent even outside these realities, when experiencing these realities there is a 'lens' or necessary structure - for instance, a human body....so, perhaps the chakras are like a lens or, like the structure of light that can break down into a rainbow prism.
Yogananda's commentary on the Bhagavad Gita has plenty of words on the chakras - if you have this book luckily, as you know there's an index! If you don't have it - get it!
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:45 AM »
Thanks Rad!
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Jul 21, 2009, 03:26 PM »
Rad, thank you so much for the clarification. I had been under the mistaken assumption that a Soul's 'structure' or chakra archetype was part of the 'Soul's ego' that Wolf talked about: the inherent individual ego of the Soul beneath its manifested egos in each life.
The idea that a Soul can take on any of the 7 different 'structures' or chakra types in each life makes so much more intuitive sense!...Thank you too, Linda, for your post of questions that helped demystify this topic.
Love and blessings to you both,
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Jul 21, 2009, 04:23 PM »
I didn't think that Rad or Wolf were saying that a soul can take on any of the seven structures - I thought the structure was inherent even though the immutable consciousness that is a soul is ultimately much vaster than any paticular relativistic time/space reality as is God/dess itself. I.e., a Daemon soul is a Daemon soul is a Daemon soul from the moment of it's creation from Source. Or are we saying here that the soul each incarnation will correlate to a different structure/chakra each lifetime, if necessary? So, a Daemon soul for awhile, as necessary, then, Bhakti, etc. - ?
Second - I thought the general idea is the soul has inherent identity and the ego is the created personality life to life that dissolves back into the soul....?
Oh, dear, thought I understood now, not so sure! Egads!! Help.
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Jul 21, 2009, 04:55 PM »
Rad, Lucius and Lesley:
Your answers and thoughts make perfect sense.
Lesley, I've looked at the information you posted linking each of the 360 degrees with a different place on the body:
As Wolf correlates chakras and planets to diagnosing health, what a shock to discover that my Neptune 2.31 deg Scorpio conjunct Ascendant exactly correlates to a health condition I have.
Lucius, I also look forward to learning the answers to your most recent queries!
Personally, I think a Soul is created by God/ess to reflect the vastness of creation (and not to reflect one of the seven soul types). But due to the evolutionary necessity that a Soul continue to grow for God/ess' own purposes, it necessarily adopts one (plus sub-type) of the seven soul types of our particular solar system.
But of course I'll wait to see what Rad says!
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Jul 21, 2009, 05:58 PM »
Your quote Linda:"Personally, I think a Soul is created by God/ess to reflect the vastness of creation (and not to reflect one of the seven soul types)" I agree completely! I would add there is natural law, and inherent truths - the structure of reality, natural reality reflects the divine...
Let me think outloud a little: I thought the structure was inherent not something we 'choose', but when we are in these types of reality the soul-structure correlates with certain archetypes and out of necessity & natural law is expressed within those terms.....but, I may have completely misunderstood! What is being said here is that the soul chooses a needed structure in a similar fashion as it 'chooses' an ego-personality life to life - ?
For instance, from what I've read Stacie here is a Daemon soul - I assumed millenia ago she was & millenia hence she will be, etc. as a soul identity it is who she is, to fulfill her desires she creates various ego life after life as she evolves back to Source - but as a spark of god/dess she is the Source, utimately(as are we all)....& part of the wounding to said souls is that their inherent nature has been degraded & maligned as evil quite literally, etc. and so there are major issues of masochism, for instance.
Of course, this is all relative & terminology - we are all the Source ultimately. However, we do find ourselves here & there our natural laws that reflect god/dess & I'd just like to understand better!
Maybe a good way to understand this, for me at least, is how even a soul such as Jesus needs to have an ego-consciousness in this reality despite the soul level of evolution relative to these realities - it's simply the natural law that correlates to these realities...thus the soul-structure is expressed similarly - it isn't totally defined by these realities but it will express it's nature/desires within these structures - even as Jesus, from what I understand, was/is a Daemon soul but his ego-personality was assumed for that life....
I simply thought the soul-structure was inherent not 'chosen'...ok, so I hope I make some sense!
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Jul 21, 2009, 06:05 PM »
To me, its not so much a Soul "choosing" a Soul Type as a Soul simply inherently resonates in a way where it finds itself naturally aligned with a particular way of looking at life that we then correlate with a Soul Type.
Each Soul has a very ancient past - billions of choices have been made along the way, in all the forms of life expressions that a Soul has appeared in since beginning its separated existence. All those choices over all that time have created an inherent character, nature. This is so fundamental and so ancient that this nature is not going to drastically change in any (what we would call) short period of time
Over eons of time that nature evolves, refines itself, becomes purer expression of its essence, Source. But I can't see it turning into something that is completely unrelated to what it has been to date. Thus the basic underlying Soul Type attraction while in human form is not really going to change very much. Its how a Soul is wired.
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Jul 21, 2009, 09:33 PM »
Thanks Steve. I think I understand what you're saying....& it makes sense. After I posted that last convoluted post I was thinking back to the first Pluto school & I sure wish I had the transcripts. I think I'm surprised because I was certain that Wolf had said that the soul-structure was inherent from god/dess, each soul certainly a unique creation, but that there were inherent structures & that, for instance Daemon (I go back to this because it's the only soul-structure talked about in the school & mentioned frequently in EA) souls were a particular soul-structure. I did not get the impression that it was a structure within these realities that a soul would then resonate with once incarnating.....
I'll have to whip out Yogananda's Bhagavad Gita because I'm certain just recently he was saying the soul is endowed with a distinct identity- I can see a 'type' or structure as well as it being unique...as every human being is, for instance.
Aside or in conjunction with these thoughts is when I can get boggled by what precisely is evolving - it seems it's an exhaustion of desires & then to return, rediscover or realize what one is inherently and was all along - and it is that aspect that is timeless, changeless yet it would seem there is still structure - the soul in & of itself is a structure but it is the inherent consciousness that makes it 'alive' & that precise quality is god/dess itself.....
to put it a little simpler - the soul is progressively becoming conscious of what it's nature is: god/dess.
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:03 PM »
Another thing I just recalled is Wolf saying the Daemon soul origins, or 'home', I can't remember the precise word he used now - but, at any rate, something to do with Sirius and/or the Pleiades.....someone have their VHS/DVD/transcript handy - ?
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:10 PM »
Well, I downloaded again (fried laptop with coffee a few weeks back) the old message board - Wolf specifically states Sirius 'the home from which the Daemon manifests' & links it to the ancient space folks, etc.
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Jul 21, 2009, 10:16 PM »
Me again! Here's a quote from the old board in answer to this question:
Daemon Souls Regarding the term 'daemon soul' does this refer to a state of soul evolution through which everyone passes, or is it a specific kind of 'soul
identity' inherent from the time of iniitial separation from the source? Leslie
WOLF: it is a special kind of soul, its own identity... not all souls are daemon... all souls, at some point though, do enter the stage of deconditioning from all that which is not natural, natural laws Jeffrey
I always assumed Wolf meant an identity prior to & aside from time/space realities since the question specifically stated an identity since separation from source.....
up too late - found another quote from JWG about Daemons he says to a question about whether it has to do with evolutionary condition and if a soul can 'undo' being Daemon to which he replies, 'Jeffrey: no, it is just the soul type or signature .. from it's inception'
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Jul 22, 2009, 07:16 AM »
Hi, everyone -- what a great discussion!
Linda, your words reflect exactly the way I've always thought of this:
Quote from: Linda on Jul 21, 2009, 04:55 PM
Personally, I think a Soul is created by God/ess to reflect the vastness of creation (and not to reflect one of the seven soul types). But due to the evolutionary necessity that a Soul continue to grow for God/ess' own purposes, it necessarily adopts one (plus sub-type) of the seven soul types of our particular solar system.
(P.S. -- How about that link of anatomical correlations!
It nailed not only a lot of health issues I have, but many in my family/clients as well.)
Steve, your words also reflect perfectly my own understanding of this subject up to this point:
Quote from: Steve on Jul 21, 2009, 06:05 PM
To me, its not so much a Soul "choosing" a Soul Type as a Soul simply inherently resonates in a way where it finds itself naturally aligned with a particular way of looking at life that we then correlate with a Soul Type...the basic underlying Soul Type attraction while in human form is not really going to change very much. It's how a Soul is wired.
It was when I read Rad's reply to Linda that I started thinking otherwise:
Quote from: Rad on Jul 21, 2009, 10:34 AM
Could the seven soul types relate to the evolutionary necessities of the soul?
Yes ..................
Because the evolutionary necessities of any Soul are not 'linear,' and can and do shift focus from life to life (within the overall intention to ultimately reunite with the Source/God), I deduced from that answer that perhaps a Soul can resonate with/reflect a different chakra depending upon the evolutionary intentions of the current or given life. If one 'chakra' goes out of balance, it quite often has the result of creating imbalance in other chakras as well...thereby requiring concentration or focus on more than one chakra over the vast evolutionary experience of the Soul. (...Or not?
This would explain why the Daemon archetype would, in my view -- this is only my understanding -- 'precede' whatever Soul structure/chakra archetype is observed through the current-life ego.
It may sound really corny, but I thank God'dess we have this thread going, because I have always wondered about this and am truly grateful for an opportunity to better understand the concept.
Love and blessings to all,
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