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I hear the mystic song in her eyes through silent rumors
The Domina is shamed vanquished by utter vacancy
And yet desired by those that spill her ideals like scrap
Diminishing her yearning blinding the pathway
He has honor and speaks to her of poetic dreams and kindness
With vision of security and humble nobility caressingly
Her skin he tastes like the violets so sweet
Resting his lips on the pinkness of her intimate hills
His hands the remedy of vigor yet a gentle glide of motion
He stares at the emptiness of his effigy mould
Knowing she saves his vulnerability from uncensored pain
Lavishing her tenderness with purity without measure
She longs not for diamonds rubies or castles
But moments of strength giving all unconcerned by remorse
Her heart weakens from his distant obligations
Like the lonely mountains that cry with echoes despaired
Unpainted shutters hide the world that flings misfortunes
With misunderstood anger and senseless greed unloved
Tears dance on the satin spread his gift from China
Tomorrow is the day to dress in celebration

 A CULTURE HOOKED ON OIL - Do we even have a choice anymore of whether to drive or not? Face it, our society is car-happy, and I'm talking rev the engine, let it burn, straight addicted to gas-guzzling beasts! A slight glance into the media will prove my point that the major car manufacturers are spending multitudes more on marketing SUV's than they are on whatever hybrids or economical mileage models that are available today. Perhaps if a high-class dealer, like Mercedes or BMW were to really push an ad campaign about their brand new, more "earth-friendly" vehicles, it might start a trend among people who can afford to be conscious of such things. However for the majority of Americans, our main focus is getting to and from either work, or the stores we must frequent during our typical routines. The way in which most suburban areas have spread, without planning by civil engineers prior to their developments, has left our cities widely in convenient in nature, where use of freeway is necessary to existence as we know it. Now it is relatively well - known that the real culprit for outrageous levels of Carbon Dioxide being released into the atmosphere is not smokestacks or big businesses as much as it is the exhaust pipes from millions of cars crammed onto the pavement daily. his is slightly more complicated to regulate considering the sheer amount of contributors to the problem . Nevertheless the negative effects of smog and global warming are dispersed across the earth, without any sense of causation or blame.They call these "social costs", meaning the entire public picks up the pollution tab, usually paying by way of suffering health risks. So what can be done to alleviate the stress on the environment, in regards to meeting the Kyoto Protocol or the conflict in the Middle East? My best guess would be to subsidize more alternative energy research and development, something on the public agenda that took a serious dive during the Reagan administration, and has never fully recovered its significance. Finding ways to harness hydrogen would likely be more profitable than drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. But then again, advancements bin technology do tend to be surrounded by potential controversy. We return to the idea of people on the extremes too often dominating the conversations with their blatant, unbudging opinions and presuppositions. Nothing in turn gets done, as with Congressional gridlock we've faced on and off over the years. When environmental concerns were first brought to the forefront of the country's political agenda, back in the 1970's, legislators were more than willing to cooperate without burden of bi-partisan split, especially in regards to issues that directly affected the health and safety of human communities. I mean how obvious must the evidence be to induce change. Does a piece of smog have to hit you in the head before you realize the damage being inflicted by our common actions? We, the constituents, all share the responsibility and the consequences of of the American Dream, and could definitely be putting more concentrated efforts towards stopping dependence upon foreign oil. Can you imagine if this supermarket strike had been about gasoline? That's what it will take to make a significant change and halt in the increasing pollution trend that began in the days of Model T Fordst Ciao Magazine 

Yucaipa CA - The Little Years, a play by award-winning Canadian playwright John Mighton, is a great example of how the simplicities of life can unwind in a natural calming perspective and find their way into humble hearts. Crafton Hills College sits high on the rolling terrain of Yucaipa , a small city about an hour east of Hollywood . I’m always impressed with the performing arts theatres of college campuses such as this one. The acoustics were perfect and no matter where you sat the view of the stage allowed a comfortable visual without straining. I wasn’t sure how Mr. Mighton's background in mathematics gave him such a profound insight into the emotional carousel of Little Years, but as the play blossomed I made the connection. We watch a family starting back in 1957 that portrays itself as hip and in tune, where in actuality the dysfunctional parade of events that unfolds leads its members to age without ever growing. It is Kate's (played by Julianne Berry ) inner "ugly duckling" which provokes the anger that does not allow anyone to enter her gloomy garden and made up world. She is constantly tormented by her mother Alice (played by Jennifer Bondurant) who believes that socializing is the cure for all and her continuous comparison with Kate’s brother William, a mystical poet, infringes on everyone’s lives without ever making an appearance. As time goes on we begin to feel for the entourage and see them as possible candidates for psychiatric assistance or for just a good dose of human kindness. Grace (played by Juliana Bertucci) is one of the few characters that touch upon reality. On several occasions she tries to console her sister-in-law Kate and reassures her that she has a good heart. Grace struggles with the need for more than her successful husband William can give her and explores the possible relationship with an artist named Roger (played by John Juby). All in all, John Mighton has found a way to calculate the human soul while subtley unveiling the perception of his characters. Reporter Kant Gettalon for iUpdate
Variations on Gould Toronto - CBC Radio "I have an extra ticket and you have to come!!!" My mind was racing like a Guinea pig in an annoying spinner. Everything I ever thought about the CBC would soon become clearer to me. We arrived at the Glen Gould Studio, in the heart of Toronto . A fair portion of this lustrous real-estate is dedicated to a man, a musician, a genius, that played piano. I can hear them all in unison, PLAYED PIANO. And while the kind folks of the great white north continue to invest their tax dollars in support of the arts programs in Canada , the CBC was looking pretty good. The reception for this monumental celebration convinced me that class still finds its way around town. Had it not been for that annoying buzzer that begins way too soon like a last call for snooting....this would have been a perfect cultural evening, well at least for me. I forgot to mention that this Mardi gras was a ten-day affair. I was thrust into the pits of fortune for but one of these tux and running shoes eventful evenings. When Andre LaPlante hit the stage, I can honestly say I did not have a clue who this gentleman was....he appeared to look like a classical pianist and I expected just that. Before I tell you how awesome this artist was, let me explain the importance of this gala. Glen is a Canadian icon, a local boy who became one of the great musicians of the twentieth century. I would always hear his name, not in an Elvis or Beatle way but more like in an I'm cool, I know who he is way. He broke international musical grounds and continues to deeply provoke the listening ear. During this festival of back-patting, many performers paid tribute to this legend in their own musical way. Mr. LaPlante, I later found out, was named an Officer of the Order of Canada .....dah..I could list all his achievements but that would only reveal that I read his bio in the program. I want to write about what I heard from this genius ivory tickler. I know I will probably sound so cliché, he was a virtuoso boy, do I need piano lessons.....The less said of this man the more. When the string quartet, which was made up of Erika Raum (violin), Aisslinn Nosky (violin), Steven Dann (viola), and David Hetherington (cello), joined Mr. La Plante I was taken to a mystic place feeling the passion of each string as it resonated through my head. How wonderful to be treated to a natural high. If the CBC continues to display this kind of adventure I will stop saying they are a foo foo organization. Reporter Kant Gettalon for iUpdate
TORONTO - Marisa recently met up with Richard Crouse at the SOCAN symposium (Society of etc.) in Toronto. You might recognize Richard from TV. He co-hosts the award-winning television show Reel to Real, Canada’s longest running movie review program. The two had lots to chat about, including the exciting new reality TV sitcom Marisa's currently working on with Jimi Bertucci and Nick Mancuso called "All About Me". Aside from his small screen work, Richard has written a number of books. In fact, he once wrote a biography on Celine Dion...hey, wait a minute...isn't there another picture somewhere else on this site of Marisa with Paul Farberman, lawyer/advisor guru to the one and the same Celine? Wow..small world! 
When Jimi met up with Sting in Los Angeles, during one of Stings concerts, they had a chance to talk about that awkward evening in Toronto when both bands were appearing a mile a part from each other. Sting mentioned to Jimi " hey it could of gone either way"...sure Sting.

BLACK ON BLACK: The legendary Johnny Cash was much more than a mere country crooner. He was as innovative as such artists like The Beatles, Elvis, Sinatra and others that helped pave the way to a musical spectrum of change. For over 50 years he entertained is with his black persona, but underneath that dark fashion was a gentle and caring man. His music represents the simple individual coping with life's everyday struggles to maintain a sane existence. Despite his compassion for the ordinary man, he will always remain elevated, at least in the sense of musical history...(more) 
30 the cd that contains thirty years of celebrated songs... some live... some never released... obscure cuts...interviews...commercial radio ads...everything and anything...pre-production "Would Mother Approve" pop rock anthem "I Do" trippy dippy "Maybe Tomorrow" and a version of Strange Feeling from the AC to Police transition period.... dorky GET IT NOW 
Hello and Greetings from Canada. I ordered and received a copy of Abrahams Children's TIME cd.While I was pleased with the musical content,I was disappointed with the environmentally friendly package it came in.Is a jewel case version available and if so,how do I specify this choice in my order and I will give this bio-degradable copy to a friend who attended their concert with me in Saint John,New Brunswick,Canada in 1974. All the Best.Laurie (read more feedback) 
TALK OF THE TOWN - CONFIDENTIAL BY LOLA And since my editors threatened to pull my Jimi B review if I mentioned his overwhelming physical characteristics, I can tell you in my column that he is a prime candidate for next years Sexy Awards. (groan) I'm not supposed to print the fact that he is having a long distance affair with a famous NYC model, you see it's all hush hush because her boyfriend might get a trifle upset to hear about Jimi (especially from me). 

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Just had a chance to listen to some of your songs, actually all of them WOW they were great. You don't often get songs of this caliber on the web, I'm very impressed. Rudy - Brazil
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