The Reverberate Hills; or The Apotheosis of the Narwhal
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28 August 2007
hommage a Olivier Messiaen
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One of the charming peculiarities of watching the Giants play at Major Phone Company Park, picturesquely perched right on the shores of San ...
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from a distant shore
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The San Francisco Opera season was capped by Iphigenie en Tauride, which seems to be the latest of those works that suddenly reappear out of...
14 August 2007
O Clarissa Harlowe, how art thou humbled to the dust!
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I finally roused myself to check out the keywords people have used that lead them to these Reverberate Hills. A surprising number of searche...
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through a glass darkly
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A little while back, over in The Standing Room, the recently revealed M. C- (Hi, Sid!) asked who could have guessed that the triumph of the ...
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Down Town
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Decades of reading plays and seeing them live, and somehow, without deliberately avoiding it, I have never seen or read Our Town. Probably m...
09 August 2007
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
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For the last two weeks, I've spent my summer coughing -- hacking, hawking, and coughing, coughing, coughing like a road company Camille,...
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03 August 2007
hic et ubique?
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Several months ago a food writer in the SF Chronicle scornfully chastised any Bay Area resident who would even think about using frozen duck...
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01 August 2007
Is there something I don't know?
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Let me be more specific, since there’s quite a lot I don’t know: this is about baseball caps. Not the already-old switch in the way those cr...
24 July 2007
silence, exile, not so much cunning
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I have another week of minimal computer access, so to tide you over here are some bon mots from Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: - Per...
06 July 2007
self-evident
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Most holidays are so much better in theory than in practice, and the Fourth of July is second only to New Year’s Eve as the perfect example....
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