The sky is opaque white-a mass of clouds. It's seems stifling today. There's a smell of smoke in Chalan Piao from the garment factory fires. The grass everywhere is wheat-colored and dry.
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I've been swamped with work and not getting much else done. So I haven't attended to my blogging. Such is life.
Here are photos from the Manta Band in NYC-some taken by Anna Rose. All from Mr. Garrison's camera. Enjoy!
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By: Jane Mack,
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Another pre-dawn light rain. Dogs barking in the night. Crescent moon.
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Thanks to Rose Cuison Villazor who sent this photo of Anna Rose (flanked by Roseanna Sablan and Theszaray Omar).
I'm guessing this was before the show. (Strange hair, which in later years will be material for comedy, I'm sure!)
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By: Jane Mack,
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Yeah--Jake was great!
Who is that cute girl interviewed at the end? Oh, yeah. My daughter.
(Thanks, Angelo.)
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This post is about introductions in more ways than one. First, let me introduce you to the author D. Michael Lindsay who will be blogging here quite a bit this fall. Lindsay is a member of the sociology faculty at Rice University and the author of Faith In The Halls of Power: How Evangelicals Joined The American Elite. Faith In The Halls of Power draws on interviews Lindsay conducted with an array of prominent Americans — including two former presidents, dozens of political and government leaders, more than 100 top business executives, plus Hollywood moguls, intellectuals, athletes and other powerful figures. His book shows who the real evangelical power brokers are, how they rose to prominence, and what they’re doing with their clout.
In the post below Lindsay recounts introducing himself Karen Hughes in a bookstore. Would you have had the “chutzpah” to walk up and introduce yourself?
Sitting down with some of the nation’s most powerful figures to talk about their faith has been an exhilarating part of my life for the last five years. More than once someone said to me, “I can’t believe I’m telling you this stuff.” (more…)
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I love the photo of everyone working on the math homework thousands of miles from school on such an exciting journey. What do the students have to say themselves about the trip?
Thanks. My dd says the trip was fabulous. She loved seeing her first Broadway play (Phantom of the Opera); but as motivating as that experience was, she says performing at Carnegie Hall was even better.