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It's Tuesday morning as you get up and running after Memorial Day weekend.
President Obama reportedly struggling to find an effective re election campaign slogan according to some reports this morning.
In 2008 his campaign of hope and change really dominated the political playing field it galvanized voters for him across the country.
I don't believe -- happens from the top down it happens from the bottom up a big happens because the American people are determined to bring about change.
And if you are ready for change.
We can go ahead and tell those special interest that -- today the setting the agenda in Washington are over because they have not funded my campaign they will not run my White House and they want -- drown out the boys of the American people.
Remember at the inauguration he -- changes come.
And that change begins now.
With the beginning of his presidency joined now by Alan -- a host of the -- -- radio show.
And Tucker Carlson and Daly Colin box and interior look and -- -- morning to you have a Tuesday afternoon while they need to.
Insisted this is the top down and and that senator pieces this morning.
And you look at some of the ideas that they've come up with for word as used to be one of the prevailing messages of the Obama campaign.
You know how you think they're doing with this messaging stuff this time around.
So much for the liberal media look at to reelect Barack Obama -- -- all the media gone on about how he needs a campaign thinks I don't think money many people right now are paying much attention.
Other you know people who watch Fox News and people who are truly involved in the process but many voters are not yet.
Focused on the election campaign so he doesn't have the right catch phrase on Memorial Day -- -- that is any real effect.
I would say the change continues that's what he should say look what we've done.
Ron and his accomplishments as Tom Friedman suggested and the change continues I think it's very simple load that to be the message.
Yeah -- there's a phrase that I had heard over the weekend and he said dad.
Tucker is a day you know I believe and you and I hope that you still believe in me you know and that was one of the messages that he was trying to -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- is not really -- and -- doesn't really -- if you've got a great bumper -- I love Allen's idea and I hope they'll pick up on it right away yet have you liked the change we've seen the last four years we've got -- Korea but -- definitely very -- -- -- -- -- and I I hope they -- -- that out.
No they out of your mind that I anyway Alan I thought that it.
-- -- campaign think they just can't say it explicitly but it's very simple yet -- kind of mediocre but they're scary.
Right that is basically their -- not it's not about them it's not about what Obama's done the last four years it's not about hope for change or any promise of the future it's about.
The Romney people being bigots and that is exactly what this one women nonsense is about this is what the lawsuit over the -- on immigration laws about.
It's convincing specific blocks of voters that the Romney people don't like them.
And you have to vote for Obama by default that's the whole campaign and rightly rated about that -- -- first of all we haven't seen the whole campaign with its many.
We haven't seen the whole campaign you know wasn't it.
Andy card the bush put in the bush you -- you -- rule out.
Anything until after Labor Day I mean this about the whole campaign there isn't -- Yeah are they start -- putting up Christmas decorations and at a colleagues have anywhere where a little early again I don't think the American public really focused on it and he should run in his accomplishment look what he's done reform Wall Street.
They save the auto industry.
I'm going to have a list of things.
To give help -- -- well.
Allegedly punishment for preexisting division I mean that he's done a number I think we should be very proud of and the American people will decide properly -- I'm invents.
So yeah.
It should be hoping to its board Jane I -- -- -- I wondered -- some of that -- corrupted by you know -- -- -- -- bumper -- -- you -- out -- -- -- -- that change -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sarah Palin saying something like you know how that hope be changing thing working out she was saying that -- may make those sort of want it black levels of -- -- attacker.
That but that there is a real sweetness in -- -- -- -- -- to Alan's point you know run on what you've -- I mean that.
Is by the way the legitimate way to run a presidential campaign if you're the incumbent on your accomplishments.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I think that's always running on that's only used Iran and this is a real excited and -- -- an easy upload other benefits.
You have an idea what I ask you talk about that the suggestion that I mean at last -- about attacker -- in the beginning which was that.
The Obama campaign -- to be suggesting that you know the -- folks are.
You know that there's something scary.
About that prospect there's a lot of talk about him being sort of a -- back that is old fashion that he's you know sort of stuck in the mud.
That kind of stuff -- to be and that you know President Obama is is cool and forward looking -- that works and you buy that that that that's you know makes people shy away from that Ronnie.
Now I think it's part of this -- cycle running on the fact that Romney is tying himself to birth their trump.
This is a few days story well they have an event today.
And then this cycle will move on all the other and other themes it's not one theme in May that carry through until after Labor Day doesn't work like.
Don't know what's causing it about I think whenever you're running for reelection Tucker.
People rarely remember you know sort of what your slogan was I think your slogan is what -- what you've done.
Over the past you have here's -- I don't remember you know Bill Clinton's reelection.
Slogan I don't remember George Bush's reelection slogan I think it just becomes sort of a -- -- doesn't it.
What you remember the story that those slogans -- he remembered the narrative that unfolds over the course of the campaign.
You know the core message -- the campaign is selling you either by -- you don't.
And I and I think at this stage it's not too early for the Obama people to run on the only thing they have again.
You're not gonna succeed painting Mitt Romney is a right wing extremists because of all the things you could say about and that's just demonstrably untrue no one's the -- -- -- that -- The only thing you can say is.
The guy is out of touch he doesn't like you he's a big and this bigotry theme is going to be mark my words at the core of you filing of a pregnant they don't like if you.
But that is the what was this all our women they and I have out of touch with the right so what we -- -- so I don't think that's the point they're making.
Thank you around thank you hacker posse guys like that and -- him up.
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For more on this let's bring in -- -- -- -- he is the president of the plowshares fund and author of bomb scare that history and future of nuclear weapons.
-- we are especially -- in inspecting his military facility at sergeant right.
Yes that's exactly right John -- yesterday it seems that we have a breakthrough for the first time.
Iran agreed with the international atomic energy agency in principle to let business its inspectors into this secret facility.
Where they will investigate possible weapons work.
That we believe -- gone on under that facility for the last ten years -- but they have been known to break promises before what leads you to believe they'll actually follow through this time.
Well that we cannot trust -- -- they have been lying about their program for decades so everything that they say has to be backed up by concrete actions.
We can't make any concessions to them before we see them carrying through in the promises they made.
That's what and Director General -- I was saying there's been very they had the IEA.
Who's been very tough on the Iranians he's waiting to see these words backed up by actions.
-- -- oil embargo the European oil embargo is set to -- and in six weeks.
-- is this perhaps Iranian desperation because they know that in a month and a half they're gonna start having some real financial troubles.
That's exactly right John -- Iran is in a very very difficult situation the Obama administration and the Bush Administration before it.
Have over the past four years put together the toughest sanctions regime.
Ever enacted and any country and it is hurting Iran their economy is suffering their political establishment is -- splintered.
There in the most isolated position they've ever been in.
That's why they're back in the table for the first time in ten years starting to offer real concessions this is gonna take some time.
It's good news -- you just reported out that the negotiations.
Might may extend into a second day.
It's tough to do this you can't buy a house in one day you're not going to be able to turn around a multibillion dollar nuclear program in one day.
It will be a step by step process at the same to.
Isn't going on you know without the inspectors.
Of the IAEA no one about it.
That is exactly the -- so right now they have enough material if they -- to put it back into their centrifuges to build about four nuclear bombs.
And they've had this.
There was no indication US intelligence says is no indication.
That Iran has decided to build a bomb and if they did it would take them at least a year or two would actually do it so so so far.
But were okay but what you wanna do is shrink that is life -- that time.
The whole purpose of these negotiations.
Is to have every -- stop enriching to very high levels close to bomb grade as you just reported you want them to stop doing the 20% it uranium.
You want to take the stockpile of that 20% out of the country.
And you wanna start closing down the facilities that can make it all of that is to extend the time that Iran would would need to break out of any agreement.
That's the whole point of these negotiations if you get that you can start to give them some concessions start to ease some of the sanctions.
If you don't get it you have to start considering other options.
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Notwithstanding the dire economic straits of jazz, the music appears to be as healthy as ever on the bandstand. Players are taking care of business; the rest of us need to keep buying their music and showing up at gigs. Here's a handful of titles that have lately caught my ear and are getting substantial airplay in Jazz a la Mode.
Gregory Porter
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I got my first glimpse of Porter at the Montreal Jazz Fest in June. He was at Club Soda, but with his receptiveness to a chorus of front pew fans showering him with sweetness and requests, it felt more like Second Baptist Church. I found it exhilarating to see a new artist connecting so readily with an audience eager for down home swing and soul.
Dee Dee Bridgewater extolled Porter in a recent Jazz Times feature as an "old spirit reborn," a stylist who brings tears to her eyes. "He's like a composite of a lot of great black men. [He] speaks to that feminine wile in every woman I know. He makes us swoon. He projects this gentle giant, and he's a good-looking man. He's like, the whole thing."
What Dee Dee and others love about Porter is the rich, commanding timbre of his baritone, the esprit de corps of his working and recording band (thanks, Blue Note, for your restraint), and a respect for tradition embodied in his declaritive, "Musical Genocide." "Give me a blues song, Tell the world what's wrong/And what about the gospel singer, Heavenly messages of love/And the soul man with your heart in his hand, Singing his stories of love and pain/Whoa, I do not agree, I will not commit nor will I submit to musical genocide."
Liquid Spirit is Porter's Blue Note debut, and follows on two previous releases for Motema, including last year's Be Good, which featured ten originals as well as "Work Song" and an a capella rendition of "God Bless the Child." His latest concludes with "I Fall in Love Too Easily," the Jule Styne-Sammy Cahn classic that closed the Montreal show, and includes Abbey Lincoln's "Lonesome Lover," and "The In Crowd." The rest are originals, songs rooted in love, hope, heartache, and timeless truths. Porter is especially skillful at framing his personal narrative within bonafide jazz arrangements.
On "Moving," he sings "I feel just like a kite/But one without a string/One that's floating around/I don't know what tomorrow will bring." True enough for all of us, but as contemporary jazz singers go, Porter is securely grounded.
Ali Ryerson Jazz Flute Big Band
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Stephen Riley Quartet
Lover Steeplechase
Stephen Riley first came to my attention several years ago when Lew Tabackin identified him in a Downbeat Blindfold Test. That I'd never even heard of him made me sit up and take notice of Tabackin's observation that Riley took tone and concept seriously and impressed him as a unique combination of Paul Gonsalves and Warne Marsh. In other words, his sound is dry, airy, and subdued, his harmonics edgy and nuanced. The North Carolina native has toured with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, and he's featured on Marcus Roberts' recent octet recording, Deep in the Shed: A Blues Suite. But he's heard to best advantage on the seven duo, trio, and quartet sessions he's made for Steeplechase, several of which feature this date's rhythm section of Neal Caine and Jason Marsalis. Pianist Peter Zak, who makes his debut with Riley on Lover, says the tenor player has a penchant for finding "old tunes off the beaten track...and comes up with really challenging ideas about every song." Here they include such delightful oddities as "When I Take My Sugar to Tea," and the Ted Fio Rito-penned, "When Lights Are Low," in addition to material that reflects Riley's ongoing interest in works by Monk ("Evidence") and Wayne Shorter ("Deluge").
Jay Clayton with Houston Person and John DiMartino
Harry Who? Sunnyside
Here's a surprising combination, vocal innovator Jay Clayton with the mainstream tenor great Houston Person. Pianist DiMartino's been featured on Person's recent High Notes, and Freddy Cole's terrific new This and That. He's a sensitive, stimulating accompanist, and Person's an old hand at blowing behind singers, principally the late Etta Jones. But it's Clayton's dry, unaffected take on the well-crafted movie songs of Harry Warren that makes this worthwhile. Clayton notes that she'd been singing "There Will Never Be Another You" long before she learned who it was composed by, and she's chosen well from Warren's vast array of 800 songs, including "I Wish I Knew," "September in the Rain," "This Is Always," "I Only Have Eyes for You," "At Last," and "You'll Never Know," for this tribute from one Italian-American, Judith Colantone, to another, Salvatore Antonio Guaragna.
Gilad Edelman
My Groove, Your Move Sharp Nine
Gilad is the son of Sharp Nine proprietor Marc Edelman, but worry not of nepotism. The 25-year-old is an impressively mature stylist on alto, a player who sounds like he's absorbed soulful, big-toned masters like Cannonball Adderley, Sonny Red, and Lou Donaldson. His debut should satisfy his goal of making "the kind of album that I would enjoy listening to." With front-line partner Joe Magnarelli on trumpet, and his former teacher David Hazeltine on piano, Edelman offers fresh takes on tunes by hard bop heroes Hank Mobley ("My Groove, Your Move") and Duke Pearson ("Sweet Honey Bee"), and the Songbook evergreens "I Love You," "On the Street Where You Live," and "The Way You Look Tonight." The rarely heard bossa nova, "Foi a Saudade," which Gilad credits Esther Phillips's "incredibly soulful version" for inspiring, is the session's most surprising discovery. I was heartened to see a straight-ahead date like My Groove earning four stars in this month's Downbeat, where reviewer Jon Garelik maintained that while it won't "transform jazz...jazz rarely gets better." Well said, Jon. Well done, Gilad.


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It was an interesting and wild week. The 3 key conditions this week were the March lows, the SSE and the configuration of the oil market. Let's talk about oil first. On Thursday we had the biggest release from the strategic reserve in history. Bigger than Katrina as well as the Gulf Wars. Here I'll ask the question for you. Why? Why would you release the strategic reserve when oil prices are in a downtrend? Over the years I've done several stories in my various forums about price controls. They never work. The biggest example I can give you is Nixon's WIN. That was the early 70's as they tried to put a lid on inflation. You know what happened throughout the decade. If anything, price controls make the problem worse!
Would you like to know how this could backfire? They are trying to knock hedge funds and other speculators out of the game. Don't you think the smartest guys in the room know that price controls don't work? If anything, it will bring in more speculation.
The only possible explanation here is if the administration knows something we don't know and a major war is imminent. If that turns out to be the case, I'll take it back because in a time of war, conditions are totally different. But short of that, if this is some way to get the economy moving again, there's many other better ways. Quite frankly, you don't I indulge politics but this is the kind of thing that makes incumbent Presidents EX Presidents. I don't care who the President is. That's not political, its poor economic policy. If this is a plan to break the backs of the hedge funds and speculators it goes against the grain of everything our financial markets represent.
But it was a loud, loud news event which materialized just as the prices on the WTI chart fell into the .618*A configuration. That is the last chance to get a bullish spin on this market because in terms of patterns, in a bull correction many times it's the A wave that will extend and the C wave will be short. So you can imagine what is at stake here at this week's low in the oil market. If it breaks we could see a C wave extension all the way to 70 and you can imagine what that would do the stock market and the economy. It made the attempt to bounce, Friday was the retest leg and so here it is Monday morning and the jury is still out. Because of the wave configuration this is probably the easiest market to track if you are looking for an indication of what will happen.
Next we have the SSE which broke down from our 2640 line but finished the week well back above it. If we go by the events in China one would believe the March lows should hold because there is about a week lag from what happens over there. Here's what I don't like about what's going on in China. On Thursday night their leaders announced they had whipped inflation and they believe it's totally under control. It reminds me of Herbert Hoover's happy days are here again while he didn't realize the light at the end of the tunnel was the bullet train. Politicians don't get to announce that inflation is whipped because the market rallies up. But those guys are new at capitalist economics. They'll find out. One wouldn't like to think that Chinese markets bought the rumor and will sell right after the announcement. But I'll stick to the game plan and not get overly bearish while the SSE stays above 2640. It was off to a good start this week so it looks like we really do have a trading low for the SSE. That's one less major headwind we shouldn't have to deal with this week.
Then we had the Greek sequence. What has me concerned is a society that knows they need to take the medicine and will go under if they don't and still don't want the cure. It's the kind of medicine that will be tough to get through their legislature this week. But they'll probably get it through. Why? Because they can.
Friday a Wall Street Journal story made the rounds that the CFTC is scrutinizing the trading just before the news of the oil release came out. Seems that was leaked to the right parties. Perhaps they ought to examine the time before the Greek news came out on Thursday. This is the first time I was in front of a screen that even I could catch something irregular going on. In one 5 min bar the NQ and others totally retraced the prior 16 bars in a move you almost NEVER see. The only time I've ever seen anything like it was after a Fed meeting. The move happened AND THEN the news was released. If that wasn't a leak, I don't know what was. It was totally out of character to everything that happened on the chart prior to or after the event. What the CFTC is complaining about I have no idea, whatever happened materialized concerning the strategic oil event materialized after my bedtime.
So the bottom line for all of this is we ended up with a retest of the March low and a bounce that materialized last Thursday as I was at the convention. Thursday's hysterical retest leg is still holding the low. As we ended the week, the jury was still out.
What about the quality of this bounce. As far as I'm concerned, the calculations everywhere except the Dow are soft. The market is bouncing strictly as a result of the seasonal time factor concerning the Summer Solstice. That's good enough to get the turn but not enough to sustain. In China, the move commenced in the 233 day window off last July's low. Keep in mind their time windows are a little different from ours simply because they close their markets more often than we do.
Another issue I have is the high in the NQ has not been able to get beyond the resistance level you see on the following chart. The middle peak was achieved Tuesday night and held ground until the Fed Chairman's press conference. People think it sold off because they didn't like what Bernanke had to say. That's not true. It just reached a point of resistance and supply where professional selling came in. The same problem held form on Friday morning when it turned on an outstanding Gann square of 9 calculation. I'm concerned we could get yet another retest of the March low simply because this set of conditions is truly a witch's brew. If you consider that the high you are looking at has better characteristics than the low for this sequence breaking the March low has a much greater chance of materializing.
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-- someone standing by who can talk a little bit more about business -- we've had a business panel on this morning.
It has to do with branding and she is the face that you'll recognize Beverly Johnson.
Arguably the first African American supermodel.
And that she's joining us this morning the survival secrets of a fashion game changer -- it is great to have you on the program this morning.
Think you for having me.
You know it's anything having it's interesting you mail list recently Forbes magazine listed -- -- with some others like Kathy.
Ireland and Gisele Bundchen and Cindy Crawford.
As -- -- -- who have.
Taken their name and their faces.
And then well in a later stage -- their lives cast in continuing to cashed in with a brand how did you do best.
All of this is terrific I didn't even know I was on that list.
Well what are the ways I did I.
I'm on a reality show the college Beverly -- house which is on the Oprah Winfrey network.
And we -- we look at my mother daughter relationships but also.
They fill me creating my businesses that I have an idea -- -- a hair care line and online.
And you actually see it come to fruition where is actually.
On the shelves at target today the hair -- line -- that so.
Basically for the -- my career in the I knew I needed a plan B so I started right away.
You know working and planning.
To stay in the fashion beauty industry because I love it so much.
But also knew that one day the Molly was going to end and -- and I have my own company and -- distributing my own beauty.
Products in fact you're kind of successes now.
Given birth to a new phrase I have heard about it until I started reading notes on this the model for in New York.
I'd like yeah I guess we can maybe I can we yeah I don't either I don't think so.
But you did -- take what you love and carry it forward by the way I mean as gorgeous as you are can't imagine that you have -- out of anything but I'll take your word for it.
So what does it like right now and in the modeling world we really -- today's like it used to be where you could make all that money fifty grand on issue.
You almost have to have a pick up plan B from the minute you start.
What -- you always do I always say I had my mid life crises at the age of Tony cynics.
And you know I always knew that one day it would end and like -- til my -- order you know go teacher education.
And because that's something that you learn and you can always the music and fall back on in she went on got her BA in NBA the business has changed in the sense that.
You know we have a lot of celebrities doing a lot of endorsements.
And you don't really know the names of a lot of the supermodels today like Luis Cindy Crawford and Christie Brinkley Cheryl Tiegs.
We made sure -- -- learning so.
The girls in the models today it will know that it's a business and they should really look at themselves as of this.
Yeah you know it's interesting people like to be more -- Barrymore these actresses who make their living on the big screen.
Are now doing may -- ads and so on and so forth Queen Latifah is another -- -- right there's a lot of competition for branding out there and namesake.
But in the meantime -- Beverly Johnson is a big name.
Not only -- the super model world you mentioned that Beverly Johnson's full house premiering Saturday it just aired for the first time in -- weekend 10 PM eastern.
On a loan Oprah's own network good to have you here this morning of model -- -- make it a big we wish you the best.
Thank you so much.
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This essay is about the rewards of Pongo's work. I hope more of you will help people to heal through self-expression. When you climb that mountain with someone, through a fog of pain to a clearer summit, there's pride in the achievement, and closeness in the transformative moment you share.
As I've mentioned in this blog, choreographer Pat Graney has been creating performances in women's prisons, with dance, writing, and art, for 15 years, as long as I've been working with youth in juvenile detention. I had the privilege of contributing to the writing component of Pat's "Keeping the Faith" (KTF) this spring at Mission Creek Corrections Center.
There were two performances of KTF on Friday, May 7, and Saturday, May 8. That Friday, the performance was scheduled for 7:00 pm. At 5:00, Pat was still immersed in her creative process, making changes to the dances, waiting on costumes, and sorting through a one-foot stack of paper to choose final edited writing for the women to read. The women, who had never participated in a creative project before, much less an intensive personal and public experience like this, were walking around in shock.
Then at 7:00 the performance began. The audience was divided into two groups, one of family members and Pat's guests and the other of fellow prisoners. The women danced and in between read their painful personal stories (many written with former prisoner Shannon Pena) and their poetry. The women cried, they addressed their families, the guests cried, the fellow prisoners cheered.
And afterward the women said that their lives had been changed.
The weekend was one of the most emotional experiences of my life. I was a very proud contributor. I wrote a poem and shared it with the women over an ice cream cake at our cast party a few days later.
Thanks for the Rose
by Richard Gold
To the women of Mission Creek Corrections Center
Thanks for giving me a rose
after your Saturday performance.
I was happy to help you with your writing.
You know this,
but when the audience cried and applauded you,
it was not because of the painful subjects of your writing,
about being betrayed by incestuous fathers,
or about being brought low by drugs,
or about your shame at letting down your children.
When the audience cried and applauded you,
it was because you were honest
at a level that exposed the deepest part of yourselves,
the deepest hurt that includes the deepest love.
Thanks for giving me a rose.
You gave me much more.
I was so overwhelmed by your performance
that I asked Pat if I could follow her
on the drive home.
I was so affected
that after I followed Pat to the highway,
instead of continuing home,
I followed her
when she drove off to get gas.
Thanks for giving me a rose.
This is what I want to tell you
as my good-bye.
I was so overwhelmed by your performance
that I was careless with the rose.
I threw my jacket over it in the back of the car.
When I remembered it on Sunday night,
I thought the rose was ruined.
It was bent over and the leaves were distorted.
But I trimmed the stem and put the rose
in water.
When I woke up on Monday morning,
the rose was beautiful,
and the first thing I thought of
was you.
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A Brief History of the I-Ching
[It would be great to have some discussion on the I-Ching oracle. Here is a very brief introduction]
Divination in China dates roughly to the early Shang dynasty, around 1675 B.C. At that time, perhaps the most popular form of divination was the casting of animal bones into a fire, letting them burn, and after they had cooled, studying the fine cracks that formed in the bones. The cracks were interpreted.
The I-Ching or "Book of Changes" known as the "Changes of Chou" was originally the known as the oracle of the people of Chou, written down as early as 1070 B.C. Historians have placed the origin of this oracle as early as the 8th century B.C. In other words, the I-Ching oracle is ancient.
And the I-Ching as legend is timeless and it is said that Fu Hsi, perhaps the greatest emperor of China, originally discovered the eight fundamental trigrams that make up the I-Ching hexagrams. Throughout Chinese history the I-Ching has been studied and used by the great sages, philosophers like Confucius, who wrote exhaustive commentaries on the work.
The word "I-Ching" or "Yi Jing" (the more modern Pinyan transliteration) literally means something like "regular change" or the "change that does not change," that is: change we can count on taking place – persistent change. In this regard, the I-Ching is looked upon as a reflection in miniature of the physical and spiritual world we live in. The I-Ching reflects how our inner and outer world moves and changes.
There are many books and studies on the history of the I-Ching and a quick trip to your web browser will put you in touch with that information. Here we are primarily interested in the I-Ching as an oracle.
The I-Ching consists of 64 hexagrams, each consisting of six lines placed one above the other, and read from the bottom upward. Each line may either be solid or broken (have a gap in the center) and the total number of combinations total sixty four. Solid lines are considered masculine and Yang in nature, while broken lines are feminine or Yin in nature.
In invoking the I-Ching as an oracle, various methods are used to decide whether each of the six lines is yang (solid) or yin (broken), perhaps the most traditional method being the use of yarrow stalks in a somewhat complex method of dividing and re-dividing a group of stalks to arrive at a determination for each line. There are many other methods as well, perhaps the most popular being to throw three coins and see how many come up heads and how many tails. Two or more heads make the line solid or yang, and two or more tails make it broken or yin. Regardless of methods, the result is to perform the task six time and build up from the bottom to the top six lines to form a hexagram.
While the hexagrams are each made up of six lines, some of these lines can be what are called "moving' or 'changing' lines. In other words, each of the six lines may be static or moving. By moving we mean that line is in the process of changing into its opposite, as in a yang (solid line) becomes a yin (broken) line and vice versa. How are these determined?
Using the coin method, if two out of the three coins are heads, then the resulting line is a static (unchanging) solid or yang line. However, if all three coins are heads, then the resulting solid or yang line is moving or changing into its opposite. The same is true for the yin or broken lines.
Therefore, you have in some cases two hexagrams to consider, the first hexagram that was cast and a second hexagram that results by changing any moving line into its opposite. When using the hexagrams as an oracle, it is traditional to examine the first hexagram as the response to your questions, and then look at the second hexagram (if there is one) as what will come of the situation, that is: how it will change even further. Keep in mind that some hexagrams have no moving/changing lines and there will be no second hexagram. The first hexagram is all the answer this is to the question.
As for displaying the hexagrams, although there have been several ways to display a hexagram (such as in a circle, etc.), by far the most common and traditional method is to arrange the six lines staked one upon the other and that is the method used here. Let's recap and look toward how these lines might be interpreted.
The Hexagram Lines
The hexagrams of the I-Ching are made up of solid and broken lines, solid Yang lines and broken Yin lines. The best clue to what these two lines mean is their simple physical shape.
The Yang or solid line is unbroken, undifferentiated, and most of all: One. And here "One" means the 'all and everything that is', the conscious and unconscious considered as a unity.
The Yin or broken line is just that, broken, differentiated, representing duality, the "Two" in everything. These are the essential building blocks of the I-Ching, the One and the Two.
It is easy to understand what is meant here by the "Two," the familiar experience of duality, the 'me against the world' kind of thing – self and other.
It may be more difficult to understand the nature of the "One." While the One is undifferentiated, the concept of "One" does not mean the 'one' that results when the two-distinction is dropped, that is: when we stop isolating ourselves from the rest of the world, and somehow merge in 'becoming one'.
Instead, the concept of "One" (as regards the I-Ching) means the "The One and the Two" together, that is: the whole enchilada, including universal oneness and also any duality or two-ness, while the concept of "Two" means duality as we know it, as in the self and other. This is a key concept that must be understood in order for the oracle to make sense. Let me repeat it.
Our common idea of the one and the two is that when we consider the 'one," we are talking about the "two" losing it's 'dividedness" and becoming one, as in the popular playing with words to the point that "alone" (two) becomes 'All One' (one). This is NOT what is being presented here. Instead, in I-Ching analysis, the 'two' is divided or contains (for example) the Self and the Other, as we all understand it, but the 'one' here means containing both the concept of "Self and Other – the (Two) and the "unity (One) AND the 'Self and the Other (Two)'.
In other words, the solid or yang (solid) line contains all and everything in a static and unchanging state, while the yin (broken) line indicates the activity that occurs when the yang line divides and becomes two, becomes active. Yang is unchanging; yin is change. That is the concept. Now let's look at the combinations of the yang and yin lines.
The Four Bi-Grams
The Yang or solid line and the Yin or broken line can be combined in only four ways. The Chinese place the Yang and Yin lines one on top of the other, always reading from the bottom line, never the top.
Traditionally, when looking at the four bi-grams, the yang line is placed on the bottom, with the yin line on top, as shown below.
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We need to be able to read these bigrams, so let's begin. The yang or solid line represents pure potential, everything in whatever balance the cosmos can afford – an enclosed system. The yin or broken line always indicates movement or change – activity and motion.
Since these four bi-grams circle or cycle, we could examine them in any order. However, regardless of which bigram we might begin with, the order of sequencing from that point forward is not arbitrary, but very strict. Let's start with the most traditional pair, the bigram with one solid line in the first position, on top of which is one broken line, the Yin on top of the Yang. Remember, that the Chinese read these lines from the bottom upward.
Bi-Gram #1 Yang-Yin
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So the first bi-gram combination indicates the motion from stillness in stability to movement or change. Stillness turns into change. Something is coming or arising.
Bi-Gram #2 Yin-Yin
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Here we have pure activity, pure change. Things are in total flux, motion.
Bi-Gram #3 Yin-Yang
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Activity coming to rest
Bi-Gram #4 Yang-Yang
Pure rest or potential
The Eight Trigrams
Trigram: Tui
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Here we see that this trigram consists of bigram #1 arising from bigram #4.
The trigram Tui is change or activity slowly emerging from potential. Spring, arising. "Awakening"
Trigram: Chen
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Here we see that this trigram consists of bigram #2 arising from bigram #1.
Chen suggests great activity from now dwindling potential. Energy to overflowing. "Blossoming"
Trigram: Kun
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Kun, pure activity
Trigram: Ken
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Here we see that this trigram consists of bigram #3 arising from bigram #2.
Ken, activity beginning to wane. First signs of waning activity. "Activity Actively Becoming Stillness." Seeking peace.
Trigram: Sun
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Here we see that this trigram consists of bigram #4 arising from bigram #3.
Sun - activity slowing to a creep, going to potential. Hardening off, solidifying. "Naturally Becoming Still"
Stillness overtaking activity.
Trigram: Ch'ien
Moving from bigram #3 through bigram #4 on to bigram #1, we have the trigram Ch'ien, pure potential. Inactive.
This leaves two final trigrams that do not follow this cyclic progression, and to many writers these two trigrams are the key trigrams to the whole series, what we might call the 'archetypes of change'.
Trigram: Kan
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One trigram has a single solid or Yang line enclosed between two Yin or broken lines.
Kan - brief stillness in a sea of activity. "An island."
Trigram: Li
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The other has a single Yin or broken line enclosed between two Yang or solid lines.
Li - A brief flurry of activity. "A Gap"
The Trigrams
The male (undivided line) is the observer, taking things in with the eye and the mind, embracing; the female (divided line) is the observed, the object or one in the flow of things, participating, not observing. Think of the yin or female as the 'action', what is happening and the yang or male as the stationary observer.
These eight trigrams represent all of the various ways that the four bigrams (the four stages of activity) can be combined to form groups of three.
The Three Lines
Each trigram consists of three lines, which are read from the bottom upward.
The first or bottom line represents the basis or starting value or concept.
The second or middle line points out the kind of change, the movement from one state or stage to another.
The third or top line represents the final stage or outcome, what the transition results in.
There you have brief introduction to the lines, the trigrams, and how they can work together. Don't expect to just get it all at once. There is a reason scholars have for thousands of years tried to understand the I-Ching in all its simplicity. The simplest things are always the hardest to understand, which is why most of us are confused by a simple switch or binary statement. Is it "On' or is it "Off'? If it is "'On," then what is "Off," and so on, or as Paul Simon wrote, the 'nearer your destination, the more you're slip-slidin' away." When we get close to very simple truths, they change or flip as you try to grasp them. The I-Ching is no exception, as it may be the most compact piece of logic you or I may ever encounter, very difficult to grasp with the mind, but if the mind can but relax, the I-Ching displays the very nature of the mind itself.
And last but not least, take your time to form the questions. As Shakespeare wrote in one of his sonnets:
"You are no more yourself than you now here live."
Take time to be present hold the question you have clearly in mind before invoking the oracle. And trust the oracle. If you don't get the answer you had in mind, at least you have learned what you did have in mind, your own bias. Rather than click and click on the oracle till you get what you hoped for, why bother with the I-Ching at all? If you do use the oracle, learn to trust it.


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- Trained in philosophy, anthropology, history, and archaeology, Dr. Sayers is a Historical Archaeologist who works in the United States. Currently, his Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study is exploring the social and economic history of communities that existed in the swamp interior from 1607 up through the Civil War. The project includes several scholars from around the U.S. as well as several AU graduate and undergraduate students. Dr. Sayers is also working to develop an archaeological project centered on transient laborers and hobos in 1920-1950 America. Additionally, Dr. Sayers is developing a novel animal emancipation agenda for historical archaeology, he is elaborating original marronage theories and perspectives, he is engaged in the politics of the "Underground Railroad", and, he continues his work the 19th century transition to agrarian capitalism in the Midwest and beyond.
PhD, Historical Archaeology (Anthropology), College of William & Mary
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Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities
Research Interests
My primary interests, in no particular order, include: political economy; landscapes; alienation; Diasporae and exile; marronage, maroon communities, and the Underground Railroad; labor and commodities; defiance and resistance; animal rights and archaeology; Marxian-existentialist perspectives; community systems and structure; politics of archaeological resource stewardship; capitalist transformations/transitions; archaeological research modeling and methods; race/racism/racialization; and, historical archaeology as public and political praxis.
Selected Publications
Select Articles
Sayers, Daniel O. (2014). The Most Wretched of Beings in the Cage of Capitalism. Accepted for publication, International Journal of Historical ArchaeologySayers, Daniel O. (2012). Marronage Perspective for Historical Archaeology in the United States. Historical Archaeology 46 (4).
Sayers, Daniel O. (2007). Landscapes of Alienation: An Archaeological Report of Excursions in the Great Dismal Swamp. Transforming Anthropology, 15(2):149-157.
Sayers, Daniel O., P. Brendan Burke, and Aaron M. Henry (2007). The Political Economy of Exile in the Great Dismal Swamp. International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 11(1):60-97.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2004). The Underground Railroad Reconsidered. Western Journal of Black Studies, 28(3):435-443.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2006). Diasporan Exiles in the Great Dismal Swamp, 1630-1860. Transforming Anthropology 14(1):10-20.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2003). Glimpses into the Dialectics of Antebellum Landscape Nucleation in Agrarian Michigan. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 10(4):269-334
Select Monographs and Technical Reports
Sayers, Daniel O. (editor/contributing author) (2012). Continued Excavations at the Nameless Site, Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. American University/GDSLS Research Report No. 4, submitted to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 5, Hadley, Massachusetts, under review.
Sayers, Daniel O. (editor/contributing author) (2011) Archaeology of Antebellum Resistance Communities, Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. American University/GDSLS Archaeological Research Report No. 1, submitted to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 5, Hadley, Massachusetts.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2008). The Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study: The Final Results of Intensive Excavations at Several Sites in the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, North Carolina and Virginia, 2003-2006. GDSLS Report No. 2, submitted to United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 5, Hadley, Massachusetts.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2008). The Diasporic World of the Great Dismal Swamp, 1630-1860. Doctoral dissertation, Department of Anthropology, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. Proquest/UMI, Ann Arbor.
Grants and Sponsored Research
2010-2013, NEH, "We the People" Collaborative Grant (RZ-51219-10), Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study (Project Director with collaborators: Sue Taylor, Jeff Tolbert, Will Moore, Carolyn Finney, Dan Lynch, and Brent Morris).
2004-2007, Canon National Parks Science Scholars Doctoral Dissertation Grant.
In production: Interviewed as maroon sites archaeologist in, Maroon Project, Haile Gerima, Howard University.
2011: Interviewed as maroon sites archaeologist in, Dismal History, Imtiaz Habib, Old Dominion University.
2005: Interviewed as maroon sites archaeologist, The Great Dismal Swamp: Glimpses into the Wild, KCTV-Chesapeake, Virginia.
*See our Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study Facebook page---www.facebook.com/GDSLS
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***5th annual AU Anthropology Department Archaeology Field School in the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge (May and June, Summer 2013) is in the works--keep checking for updated info and field school applications and material. AU graduate and undergraduate students can enroll after application approval; students from other universities also welcome to enroll.
Honors, Awards, and Fellowships
2013, Distinguished Alumni, Department of Anthropology, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan.2012, Keynote Speaker and Co-Ribbon Cutter, US Fish and Wildlife Service Public Historical Interpretation Pavilion Official Opening, February 24, Suffolk, VA.
2008, College of William and Mary Distinguished Dissertation in the Social Sciences Award.
Professional Presentations
Sayers, Daniel O. (2012). Cultural Heritage and Social History in a Swamp? The Effort to Bring to Light the Diasporic History of the Great Dismal Swamp, North Carolina and Virginia. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, March, Baltimore, MD.
Goode, Cynthia V., and Daniel O. Sayers (2012). A Remote Landscape and its Once-Forgotten Pasts: The Rise of Memorializing Awareness of Maroons and the Resistance Histories of the Great Dismal Swamp. Annual Meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology, January, Baltimore, MD.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2012). Searching for a Maroon Presence in the Great Dismal Swamp: Project Models, the Historical Record, and Archaeological Findings, 2003-2011. Annual Meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology, January, Baltimore, MD.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2011). The Myopic Cloak of "Common Sense" Geographies: Reinvigorating Emaciated Social Memories of the Great Dismal Swamp, Virginia and North Carolina. The American Anthropological Association Annual Conference, Montreal, Quebec, November.
Riccio, Jordan, and Daniel O. Sayers (2010). Discursive Murmurs, Diaphanous Pasts, and the Archaeological: Indigenous Americans and the Coming to Be of the Diasporic World of the Great Dismal Swamp after 1550. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, MO, April.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2010). Alienating Antagonies of Class, Labor, and Marronage: Political Economic Transformation in the Great Dismal Swamp, ca. 1760-1860. The 43rd Annual Conference of the Society for Historical Archaeology, January 6-9, Jacksonville, Florida.
Sayers, Daniel O. (2009). The Material Traces of Great Dismal Swamp Resistance Communities of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. Invited paper, Waterways to Freedom: The Underground Railroad Journey from Hampton Roads, Virginia, An Educational Symposium. Norfolk State University, March 21.
Work In Progress
Sayers, Daniel O. "Across the Dark Waters of the Desert: The Quiet Diasporic Revolution in the Great Dismal Swamp Prior to the Civil War". Book under contract and review, Society for Historical Archaeology and University Press of Florida. Sayers, Daniel O., et al."The Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study since 2003: Archaeology and the Historical Political Economy in the Remote Tidewater". Article in preparation for fall 2014 submission.AU News and Achievements
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