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Ornithomancy and the Equinox

Monday was March 17th, a date celebrated in Ancient Rome as Liberalia. Liber was the name of an early Roman version of Dionysos, a God of Fertility and of wine.  The day was like a Bar Mitzvah for … more →

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February Blues — 1 comment

greek123 wrote 3 weeks ago: Computers are so predictable! I sent you the same Valentine card you sent to your mother. The only c … more →

Tags: February, Wilde, Rousseau, Computers

another great clip

dailydirt wrote 3 months ago: … more →

Tags: 3D, Me, Postproduction, sound, Rendering, tais toi mon coeur

A passion of mine

milkcartoons wrote 3 months ago: I thought I should share with you some things, because it’s often reading through blogs and su … more →

Tags: Music, French Music, Benabar, Amelie

Ornithomancy and the Equinox — 2 comments

winefarmer wrote 5 months ago: Monday was March 17th, a date celebrated in Ancient Rome as Liberalia. Liber was the name of an ea … more →

Tags: Biodynamics, Birds, the moon, Vineyards, barn swallows, Perez Hilton, Wine

Rules of thumb

thumbingthrough wrote 6 months ago: When you make a hitchhike sign, write the letters all caps, include a border, and spell your destina … more →

Tags: Thumbs, Rodin, Art, Getty kouros, Getty Villa, sculptural fragments

on dogs and wine — 3 comments

winefarmer wrote 7 months ago: There is a silly sort of book out, available in barnes and nobles in every suburb: a big picture bo … more →

Tags: Books, My Dog, Vineyards, Wine, Bullshit, Dogs

Dionysos - New album out

sraw wrote 10 months ago: Originally uploaded by Hervé All Photo “Cunilingus mon amour” from their new album Th … more →

Tags: Music, mecanique du coeur, coffin song

The Vulgarity of Wine

winefarmer wrote 10 months ago: When Dionysos was officially welcomed into the Olympic Pantheon in the 6th Century BC, he and his i … more →

Tags: How to swear in Spanish, Vineyards

The Genealogy of the Unconscious: Evolution, Awareness, Creativity

Joseph Weissman wrote 10 months ago: “What does man actually know about himself? Is he, indeed, ever able to perceive himself complete … more →

Tags: affirmation, Creativity, Drives, Evolution, human, libido, Metaphor, Morality, Nietzsche

Permanences IIIa. Sex and the City (of Rome) — 16 comments

ManofRoma wrote 10 months ago: Ancient Greek-Romans had a totally different attitude towards sex (so the minor or the puritanical … more →

Tags: Anglo-Saxons, bacchus, Greece, Greek Cousins, India, Italy, Naples, Rome, sex

Equinox, Yom Kippur, Harvest

winefarmer wrote 11 months ago: It rained. I told you so. We farmers know these things. We also have the internet, so it makes it … more →

Tags: Biodynamics, Vineyards, Viticulture, Weather forcasting, Wine, equinox, Judaism, Weather

Equinox, Yom Kippur, Harvest

winefarmer wrote 11 months ago: It rained. I told you so. We farmers know these things. We also have the internet, so it makes it … more →

Tags: Biodynamics, Vineyards, Viticulture, Weather forcasting, Wine, equinox, Judaism, Weather

Angels and Demons

Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 1 year ago: Thursday, October 26, 2006 The Athenian Caratyds, a Roman copy of 4th century BC Greek sculptor Pr … more →

Tags: Memory Work, Visual Arts, visualizations, Novels, Hermeneutics, Consciousness, del.icio.us, EndNote, East/West


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