for godot

stephen.r.mclaughlin@gmail.com (Stephen McLaughlin) — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:47:00 +0000

Swell up, steep Cossacks.
Baffle us with equitation
Leave us sweating in wonder,
Brows sodden in the sap of twinklestuff.

We foment full and bare in your equipage,
Down down baby
Yanked up new bald and ready
Nape chapped, knees bulbous, awkward in space.

Fly forward and pull us on,
sweet heedless Nymph, ambrosial tartlet.
Baked Alaska of the lea, whip, melba.
Dulcet beast.

I like the way you're walking if you're walking my way
Needle and thread, one hand washes the other.
As birds sing out of sight, dull tines at the ready
to pierce the cervical arteries of our hillbilly foes.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 21:07:00 +0000

date).gettiMe();this.t[d]=[i,b]};this.tick("start",null,e)}var
g=nEw
2009 adoRno
launChes
nEw

psyChological
rUssell
catheriNe
cheN
columbIa
gardeN
chicaGogregory
youtHeory
Alain
youthrecoMmended

google search: "news" 6.25.09

noreply@blogger.com (Boy) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 02:53:00 +0000

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 11:55:00 +0000

Adorno launches new corporate identity and website

Explore phrases related to William James

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:32:00 +0000

American Psychological Association Andrew Whitehead Anthony Rogers Basic Books Bertrand Russell Catherine Wright Chen Yuan Tao Columbia University Cree Rubbo David Hume Garden City Han Yun Henry James Independent Film Jill Stanley John Dewey John Stuart Mill Karl Marx Kids And Family Lucas Evans Michael Rubbo Miniaturization Paul Popowich Random House Shrinking Sigmund Freud Stamp Collecting Thomas Aquinas University of California University of Chicago

Recommended for You

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 23:50:00 +0000

Theory of the Subject
by Alain Badiou

Recommended because you purchased The Declaration of Independence (Revolutions).

Altermodern
by Nicolas Bourriaud

Recommended because you purchased Relational Aesthetics.

The Eternal
by Sonic Youth

Recommended because you purchased 20 Jazz Funk Greats.

The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters
by Rose George

Recommended because you added The Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of Abolition to your wish list.

Three Novels: Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable
by Samuel Beckett

Recommended because you added Pnin (Everyman's Library Classics & Contemporary Classics) to your wishlist.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Sun, 10 May 2009 00:18:00 +0000

71 ITEMS CHECKED OUT
RENEW TITLE BARCODE STATUS CALL NUMBER
Derivations: selected poems, 1950-1956 [by] Robert Duncan.
39074002251080 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times PS3507.U629A6 1968
Cy Twombly : fifty years of works on paper / curated by Julie Sylvester ; with essays by Simon Scham
39074018589671 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times NC139.T86 A4 2005
Poems, 1913-1956 / Bertolt Brecht ; edited by John Willett and Ralph Manheim, with the co-operation
39074000492983 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times PT2603.R397A27 1979
Melville's marginalia / [edited by] Walker Cowen.
39074005787320 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times PS2382.C68 1987 v.1
Melville's marginalia / [edited by] Walker Cowen.
39074005787056 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times PS2382.C68 1987 v.2
The list : the uses and pleasures of cataloguing / Robert E. Belknap.
39074016838708 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 2 times PS217.L57 B45 2004
The United States of Jasper Johns / John Yau.
39074010774412 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time ND237.J66Y38 1996
Lessons of the masters / George Steiner.
39074016219164 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time LB2331 .S74 2003
Roots and branches, poems by Robert Duncan.
39074002248250 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3507.U629R6
Rimbaud : the double life of a rebel / Edmund White.
39074025276411 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PQ2387.R5 Z945 2008
The evangelist of desire : John Wesley and the Methodists / Henry Abelove.
39074007754906 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time BX8495.W5A64 1990
How fiction works / James Wood.
39074025291949 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PN3331 .W67 2008
The open look. Photos. by Stefan Congrat-Butlar.
39074013427927 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3513.O527 O6
The world is a wedding / by Delmore Schwartz.
39074010062859 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3537.C79W6
Meyer Schapiro abroad : letters to Lillian and travel notebooks / edited by Daniel Esterman.
39074025316662 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time N7483.S292 A4 2009
Domes.
39074000508994 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3561.O35D6
Best-selling Jewish porn films : new poems / Wayne Koestenbaum.
39074019806561 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3561.O349 B488x 2006
Shorter works [of] Franz Kafka, translated from the German and edited by Malcolm Pasley.
39074023396427 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PT2621.A26A26 1973 v.1
Sonnets / Bernadette Mayer.
39074008778953 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3563.A952A6x 1989
Jasper Johns drawings, 1954-1984 / text by David Shapiro ; project director, David Whitney ; editor,
39074002309201 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time NC139.J58 S5 1984
After Lorca.
39074008204398 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3569.P47A7x 1974
The pyramid is a pure crystal.
39074009522053 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3570.A32P9
Dürer in the window : reflexions on art / Barbara Guest ; [editor, Africa Wayne].
39074016095481 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time N7445.2 .G837x 2003
Poetry and painting : Baudelaire, Mallarmé, Apollinaire, and their painter friends : the Zaharoff le
39074010497964 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PQ439.B72 1994
Comment écrire pour Jasper Johns = [How to write for Jasper Johns = Versuch für Jasper Johns zu schr
39074023776586 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time N6537.J6 B88 2007
Daily sonnets / Laynie Browne.
39074023003528 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3552.R748 D35 2007
A book of prophesies / John Wieners ; edited by Michael Carr with an introduction by Jim Dunn.
39074022845143 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.I35 B665x 2007
Nerves.
39074009786849 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.I35N4 1971
Studio and cube : on the relationship between where art is made and where art is displayed / Brian O
39074025238742 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time N8520 .O26 2007
The journal of John Wieners is to be called 707 Scott Street for Billie Holiday, 1959.
39074011037033 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.I35Z467 1996
A thing among things : the art of Jasper Johns / John Yau.
39074025337122 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time N6537.J6 Y38 2008
Philosophy in turbulent times : Canguilhem, Sartre, Foucault, Althusser, Deleuze, Derrida / Elisabet
39074025296088 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time B2421 .R6813 2008
12 x 12 : conversations in 21st-century poetry and poetics / edited by Christina Mengert and Joshua
39074025369976 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS617 .A12 2009
Of Piscator : poems / by Martin Corless-Smith.
39074015595986 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3553.O6479 O48 1997
Nota / Martin Corless-Smith.
39074016098410 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3553.O6479 N683x 2003
The opposite of letting the mind wander : selected poems and a few songs / by Keith Waldrop.
39074007547508 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.A423O67 1990
Analogies of escape / Keith Waldrop.
39074011602547 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.A423A62 1997
Ceci n'est pas Keith : Ceci n'est pas Rosmarie : autobiographies / Keith and Rosmarie Waldrop.
39074015410483 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3573.A423 Z467x 2002
Everything happens / Dominique Fourcade ; translated from the French by Stacy Doris.
39074014432256 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PQ2666.O85 T6813 2000
The grand hotels (of Joseph Cornell) / Robert Coover.
39074015274616 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time PS3553.O633 G736x 2002
Jewishness and the human dimension / Jonathan Boyarin.
39074025310350 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time BM538.S3 B67 2008
The community of those who have nothing in common / Alphonso Lingis.
39074009427238 DUE 08-17-09 Renewed 1 time B945.L4583C66 1994
Effective psychotherapy; the contribution of Hellmuth Kaiser. Edited by Louis B. Fierman.
39074000791616 DUE 08-17-09 RC480.K3
A world of light : portraits and celebrations / by May Sarton.
39074000786301 DUE 08-17-09 PS3537.A832Z526
Encore : a journal of the eightieth year / by May Sarton.
39074009148800 DUE 08-17-09 PS3537.A832Z4647 1993
Endgame : a journal of the seventy-ninth year / by May Sarton.
39074008693681 DUE 08-17-09 PS3537.A832Z465 1992
Recovering : a journal / by May Sarton.
39074000762773 DUE 08-17-09 PS3537.A832Z524 1980
The house by the sea : a journal / by May Sarton ; photos. by Beverly Hallam.
39074007389885 DUE 08-17-09 PS3537.A832Z518 1977
The end of the poem / Paul Muldoon.
39074022497978 DUE 08-17-09 PN1271 .M85 2006
The art of poetry : poems, parodies, interviews, essays, and other work / Kenneth Koch.
39074010667418 DUE 08-17-09 PS3521.O27A6 1996
On the edge : collected long poems / Kenneth Koch.
39074023471279 DUE 08-17-09 PS3521.O27 O49 2007
Musical variations on Jewish thought / Olivier Revault d'Allonnes ; translated from the French by Ju
39074002205656 DUE 08-17-09 BM565.R4713 1984
The failure of modernism : symptoms of American poetry / Andrew Ross.
39074005389903 DUE 08-17-09 PS310.M57R67 1986
The position of things : collected poems 1961-1992 / Adriano Spatola ; translated from the Italian b
39074023794399 DUE 08-17-09 PQ4879.P354 A2 2008
Thank you for not reading : essays on literary trivia / Dubravka Ugresic ; translated from the Croat
39074016313314 DUE 08-17-09 Z278 .U3613 2003
A reading diary / Alberto Manguel.
39074016939381 DUE 08-17-09 PN149.9.M36 A3 2004
Better than life / Daniel Pennac ; translated by David Homel.
39074009984287 DUE 08-17-09 Z1003.P3613x 1994
Reservations : poems / by James Richardson.
39074000740100 DUE 08-17-09 PS3568.I3178R4
The Puritan and the Cynic : moralists and theorists in French and American letters / Jefferson Humph
39074005473194 DUE 08-17-09 PQ145.1.E83H86 1987
Essentials / Jean Toomer ; edited by Rudolph P. Byrd.
39074009108135 DUE 08-17-09 PS3539.O478E85 1991
The pleasures of peace, and other poems.
39074013348594 DUE 08-17-09 PS3521.O27 P5
With Borges / Alberto Manguel.
39074023752074 DUE 08-17-09 PQ7797.B635 Z77445 2006
The city of words / Alberto Manguel.
39074023735301 DUE 08-17-09 HM1271 .M354 2007
Philosophical chronicles / Jean-Luc Nancy ; translated by Franson Manjali.
39074023718935 DUE 08-17-09 B792 .N3513 2008
Trash / edited by John Knechtel.
39074021500293 DUE 08-17-09 N8237.8.R44 T73 2007
The sighted singer : two works on poetry for readers and writers / by Allen Grossman with Mark Halli
39074008735037 DUE 08-17-09 PS3557.R67Z474 1992
The long schoolroom : lessons in the bitter logic of the poetic principle / Allen Grossman.
39074010768737 DUE 08-17-09 PS3557.R67Z47 1997
How to do things with tears / by Allen Grossman.
39074016387185 DUE 08-17-09 PS3557.R67 H69 2001
Sweet youth : poems by a young man and an old man, old and new, 1953-2001 / Allen Grossman.
39074015619414 DUE 08-17-09 PS3557.R67 S84 2002
Poetry against torture : criticism, history, and the human / Paul A. Bové.
39074025384223 DUE 08-17-09 PN1081 .B68 2008
Yakov Malkiel : a tentative autobibliography / with an introduction by Henry Kahane ; special editor
39074006801336 DUE 08-17-09 Z8544.9.M34 1988

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Fri, 08 May 2009 03:35:00 +0000

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Tue, 05 May 2009 20:22:00 +0000

Playing golf on the moon is one of the last things you would expect any man to do, but Alan Bartlett Shepard, Jr, the fifth person to walk on the moon did it during the apollo 14 mission. He played golf with a Wilson six-iron head which was attached to a lunar scoop handle. Since he was wearing a very thick astronaut's suit he could swing the golf club with only with a single hand.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 04 May 2009 20:40:00 +0000

The Bicycle Subcommittee of the Temple Transportation Committee requests your assistance.
Our priority is to develop recommendations to promote safe bicycle use by the Temple community, and promote bike-related programs that reflect the interests of the Temple community.

We are asking students, faculty, and staff to complete the short survey at the link below. The survey should take no more than 1 minute to complete. Survey responses are processed to ensure respondent anonymity. Thank you for participating!

percentage of light eyes in europe

noreply@blogger.com (Boy) — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:33:00 +0000

For Godot turns 1 today.

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 21:31:00 +0000

a kettleful of magic tools

stephen.r.mclaughlin@gmail.com (Stephen McLaughlin) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:40:00 +0000

Dr. Dolittle:

The Project Gutenberg Web pages for current donation methods and addresses. Donations are accepted in a swift ship, and poking his nose straight up in a constant state of Mississippi and granted tax exempt status with the big one shouted to the other monkeys.

Moby Dick:

The Project Gutenberg volunteers and employees expend considerable effort to identify, do copyright research on, transcribe and proofread public domain eBooks. Redistribution is subject to the deck by its breezing up again. Issuing from the lower mast-head, the strongest and most docile earth; consider them both, if possible, one instantly after the second iron towing along near me caught me just here, to make the bed after breakfast, and chowder for supper, you know;--merry's the word.

The Devil's Dictionary:
The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation and Michael Hart, the owner of a river about one hundred and sixty-five disappointments.

Thus Spake Zarathustra:

The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. Royalty payments must be pitiful, I dislike to live among anchorites and saints? Verily, my brother, which thou callest 'spirit,'" says Zarathustra.

Walden:

The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation and Michael Hart, the owner said protected it by sending a written explanation to the woods, to eke out my scanty fare of vegetables. My way led through Pleasant Meadow, an adjunct of the coast of Spain. That's a true discovery, and he had not dreamed it.

Glinda of Oz:

The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. Royalty payments must be also; so let us catch what we wanted. They defied us, so Rora prepared a kettleful of magic tools had been made and could not hold them all.

The Outline of Science:

The Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. Royalty payments should be clear that these chemical messengers from the plebeian crab-apple of the electric charges carried by the rapidly revolving blades of an onion) round the mouth the very beginning of a Neanderthal race, or as a whole follows a path closely corresponding to mental activity as the electrons in the process of sifting continue consistently, the result will tend to be a long lizard-like tail, which no one will dispute the statement that can dissolve a larger particle, which we call light is very easy.

A set of simple Markov tests.

stephen.r.mclaughlin@gmail.com (Stephen McLaughlin) — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 05:59:00 +0000

sextodecimo:
A size of paper produced by folding a printing sheet four times to form sixteen leaves; a page of this size, or a book composed of such pages.

decimosexto:
= sextodecimo

grasshopper:
A name for orthopterous insects of the families Acridiidæ and Locustidæ, remarkable for their powers of leaping, and the chirping sound produced by the males.

hoppergrass:
= grasshopper

landlubber:
A sailor's term of contempt for a landsman.

Lubberland:
An imaginary land of plenty without labour; a land of laziness.

tx oed --

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 01:37:00 +0000

I have nothing to search for and I am searching for it and that is poetry as I need it.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 00:46:00 +0000

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:20:00 +0000

Forgodot Pedagogical Institute
Dream Research Lab

stephen.r.mclaughlin@gmail.com (Stephen McLaughlin) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:31:00 +0000

beneath a layer of fur
beneath a layer of endothelial cells
beneath a layer of vegetation
beneath a layer of surface sediment
beneath a layer of demolition material
beneath a layer of moving air
beneath a layer of Sally Hansen’s Natural Lip Gloss
beneath a layer of sliced ham
beneath a layer of hot impact ejecta
beneath a layer of sherbet straws
beneath a layer of photosensitive material
beneath a layer of PVC
beneath a layer of bulletproof fiber
beneath a layer of nitrogen ice
beneath a layer of warm fudge
beneath a layer of soft bluish bone
beneath a layer of resin
beneath a layer of salt
beneath a layer of shale
beneath a layer of undisturbed loess
beneath a layer of green peas
beneath a layer of sawdust
beneath a layer of epithelium
beneath a layer of chicken fat
beneath a layer of fog
beneath a layer of snow
beneath a layer of sandy peat
beneath a layer of lace
beneath a layer of liquid water
beneath a layer of purple membrane
beneath a layer of enamel porcelain
beneath a layer of sand and mortar
beneath a layer of aromatic loam
beneath a layer of yellow varnish
beneath a layer of red sauce
beneath a layer of firewood
beneath a layer of fragmented artifacts
beneath a layer of superficial roots
beneath a layer of paraffin wax
beneath a layer of refractory cement
beneath a layer of mildew
beneath a layer of sod
beneath a layer of clear plastic
beneath a layer of clinical-grade mouthwash
beneath a layer of grout
beneath a layer of frosting
beneath a layer of wooded ridges

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 16:17:00 +0000

Subtotal of items: $ 0.00
------
Total before tax: $ 0.00
Sales Tax: $ 0.00
------
Total for this Order: $ 0.00

The following item was ordered:
In C (Instrumental) [MP3 Download], Price: $0.00
From the album In C
By: Terry Riley
Sold by: SONY BMG Music Entertainment Downloads LLC.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 04:58:00 +0000

Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day canceled

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

The planning committee that organizes the annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day program has announced that the 2009 event has been canceled due to budget constraints.

The committee had been meeting since October to plan 2009 activities following the success of last year’s event. Since then, however, the economic environment at the university has changed, and the committee struggled to find ways to present this year’s program on a smaller budget.

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 03:07:00 +0000

AirPort: On
Turn AirPort Off

No network selected
08FX03023377
4426osage
belkin54g
Belkin_G_Plus_MIMO_C43D9F
FREE THE PEDOS
JHVH-1
Josh Jones
Mandingo Warrior
matt
ted
timewastinghellportal
virus 215
zhou wireless

Join Other Network...
Create Network...
Open Network Preferences...

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 08:04:00 +0000

* "Holub's concentration on molecular destiny, perhaps strategically, overlooks the fact that we are storytelling animals dependent on each other, and moving towards a goal in ways that are partially constrained by the way we have already moved. (...) Holub has been called a humanist -- why, I can't say. Perhaps "humanist" is intended to designate someone who finds no human act or discovery or experience too odd. Otherwise, Holub is about as far from the Erasmian ideal as it is possible to be." - Iain Bamforth, Parnassus (2001 ; Vol.25, Issue 1/2)

* "Holub is an immunologist, and the rigorous logic of the scientist shows in many of the poems, which are almost mathematical in their analogies. But it is a mathematics with blood in it." - Paul Breslin, Poetry (7/1997)

* "His dislike of "poetical" embellishment, his concern that poetry should be rooted in plain, unadorned fact, is a product of years of Communist propaganda in Stalinist Czechoslovakia. It has also been influenced by the methods of the laboratory, which depend, above all things else, upon clear-headed inquiry." - The Economist (5/8/1995)

* "This ability to find wonder in the betrayals of DNA and the workings of viruses and cancers is one of Holub's greatest poetic gifts. He is endlessly fascinated by the grotesque, diseased and deformed. Accordingly, for all its talk of genes and genomes, Holub's poetry seems as much imaginatively indebted to Robert Chambers's theory of monstrous birth as to Darwinian natural selection." - Tim Kendall, Times Literary Supplement (15/5/1998)

* "His wry humour was, paradoxically, eminently serious. He may not have been out to improve the world- he probably did not believe in the perfectibility of man - but he was entirely serious about showing up human frailty and folly." - Ewald Osers, New Statesman (7/8/1998)

* "Witty, austere, classical, totally without egotism or sentimentality, he was a tireless awakener of the cynical and the servile. Throughout his poems and his prose writings, he insists that we learn a humility that can oppose the corrupt and vicious totalitarian state - the labyrinth in which his favourite symbol the minotaur stalks and stumbles and growls. His poems have a strict, undogmatic openness and wit as well as a heartening strictness and throwaway severity. In them we had that distinctive form of ethical joy we find in Aeschylus." - Tom Paulin, The Guardian (16/7/1998)

* "Holub has much in common with Auden -- a profound interest in science, a highly developed sense of irony, a strong sense of oneself as a citizen, and not least a distrust of the ego and the ego's sense of its own value, what he describes (...) as "the dubious theatre / of a thousand actors and one spectator". It is not the world which vanishes, in Holub, but ways of coping with it, such as Communism, serum shots, or particular types of humour." - John Redmond, Times Literary Supplement (28/3/1997)

* "Miroslav Holub seems to expect his readers to act like scientists, who are curious in every direction, take nothing for granted, and are willing to accept any truth, however unexpected." - Matthew Zapruder, Verse (Volume 15, Numbers 1 and 2)

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:18:00 +0000

Trapped in thought; a study of the Beckettian mentality.

Levy, Eric P.

Syracuse U. Pr.

2007

248 pages

$24.95

Hardcover

Irish studies

PQ2603

To some critics, to describe certain passages by Beckett as empty pits would be to assign them too much space and air. Levy (English, U. of British Columbia) understands well that critics have difficulty interpreting what may appear to be nothing but what he calls "formal brilliance." Instead of assigning Beckett's less-penetrable texts to the category of mystery, he seeks the great paradox of Beckett, which is the purpose of purposelessness, the understanding of life as the inability to begin that which is not yet ended or to end that which has not yet begun. After a review of critics that also serves as his introduction, Levy shows how Beckett's opacity hides an open wound carefully tended so it cannot be touched by healing, a construct in which all content is removed from experience except that consistent with the attitude registering it.

([c]20072005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR)

noreply@blogger.com (Gregory Laynor) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 04:52:00 +0000

vazykov@gmail.com (Vladimir Zykov) — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 18:21:00 +0000