rem·i·nis·cence noun 1. the act or process of recalling past experiences, events, etc. -- Model: Karolina Szymczak;
Directed by: Roman Ziaja;
Filmed by: Krystian Forberger;
Edited by: Paulina Wierzgacz;
Music by: Tom Fahy ("The Drinking Season")
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The Luthier: János Márkus-Barbarossa → "As many wrong things that were done in the name of Lenin, still he said three good things: Learn! Learn! Learn! But from this point of view, he was not so stupid."
Shot and Edited by: Matei Plesa;
Second Camera: Emanuil Iova;
Soundtrack: Tom Fahy ("Watchers")
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“Holey Holye” Artist: Akihiro Ikeyama Directed and Edited by: Motonori Sato Music by: Tom Fahy Surfing on the Eisbach Directed and Edited by: Motonori Sato Music: “Letters to Allayne,” by Tom Fahy
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Location: Aliwal Shoal, South Africa Filmed by: Christine Kelbe Edited by: Milan Brown Music: “Op. 5, Étude No. 19” by Tom Fahy
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Who is next? Richard Perle? Sir Michael Rose? Follow News Related to the Trial: Trial of Ratko Mladic Read The Beekeeper, from the book, Orchard Park and Other Works, and learn more about Ratko Mladić, Richard Perle, and others: The Beekeeper, pp. 144-198 “Justice, although very often orphaned, remains the legitimate child of knowledge and truth. But as in any union, absent knowledge, truth is prey to guile. And in a world in which guile reigns, the ruse trumps candor. This is why a gift cannot be made of justice. It must be won.” —Tom Fahy, May 2010 "If...
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"I say to you that not one of you will return." —► Gertz Maritz's warning to Piet Retief prior to the massacre of Retief's party by Zulu Chief Dingane, half-brother of Shaka.
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"Undomesticated piano playing, urgent and sincere, without a sarcastic or satrical note. Delightfully ambiguous storytelling and a paean to the high culture offhandedly dismissed by post-modernism. Opus 6 is not only the work of a composer still laboring under the burden of his curses, but is also a resounding work against balefulness." –Aaron Desmond, Snide Magazine
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“What in such a time as ours it requires a Prophet or Poet to teach us, namely, the stripping-off of those poor undevout wrappages, nomenclatures and scientific hearsay; this, the ancient earnest soul, as yet unencumbered with these things, did for itself.” –Thomas Carlyle, Heroes and Hero Worship, c. 1840
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Our system is one in which experience is conditional and contingent — conditional and contingent upon conformance to relative customs and statutory rights. Privilege issues from coercive Powers that observe statutory rights. It is imperative that we distinguish between privilege, which is the outcome of a transaction, and the gift, which is voluntary. While privilege is implied debt to a coercive Power, the tribute one symbolically pays in the act of gift-giving is self-reflexive: the gift cannot be brokered; the gift is immune from debt; the gift cannot be loaned at interest; the gift is neither a liability nor...
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Wolfram von Eschenbach, Parzival Buch I (Gamuret of Anjon Speaks) If unfaith in the heart find dwelling, then the soul it shall reap but woe; And shaming alike and honor are his who such doubt show, For it standeth in evil contrast with a true man’s dauntless might, As one seeth the magpie’s plumage, which at one while is black and white. And yet he may whip to blessing; since I know well that in his heart, Hell’s darkness, and light of Heaven, alike have their lot and part; But he who is unsteadiest, he is black as the...
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