Sustainable Future, Green Homes
Does seaweed hold the promise of a new energy future? When ethanol first became a well-known word in America, it seemed to promise a way to ease our dependence on oil. Unfortunately, it was made from
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Grace and Judgment
“Be strong and courageous; do not be frightened or dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”–Joshua 1:9, NRSV Moses was dead. Joshua was scared. How do I know tha
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Musicology for Everyone
A dreamer and an eccentric, working together, turned the American music industry on its ear. They issued a revolutionary recorded anthology. In the first half of the twentieth century, so-called Tin P
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Reading, Writing, Research
Peak. Peek. Pique. All of them can be used as a noun or verb. All of them mean something different. Good writers must know which word is which. Otherwise, they’ll come up with blunders like thes
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Most of the times i visit a blog I see that the construction is poor and the writting bad. On the contrary,I have to say that you have done a good job here.
Thank you. I appreciate the compliment. I’m happier with the appearance of this home page than I am the four blogs in the family, but I’m working on them!
I appreciate your wp template, wherever do you get a hold of it through?
It’s called Tyler. I don’t remember just how I found it (as far as my search terms are concerned), but it’s one of the themes available through WP.
Louis Jullien’s Baptism names (1812) after every member of his father’s orchestra!
also see: thekaty-didpolka.blogspot.com
I include Jullien’s pictures in the Castle Garden post
My main interest was to find out who was the “Amico”
in the anonymous letter to Jullien asking hism to write the Katy Did Polka.
I believe it was George Grobe, the most prolific song writer of the mid to late 19th century. Jordan
Hope to hear from you,
Jordan
David,
I just posted your sermon on “holy anger” on my website, artlegends.org
Let me know if you have any problems with that.
CNNNewsAuctions on Domain Names strike me a little like
the Temple of moneychangers Jesus had to face.
I don’t know why and I may be wrong.
What do you think?
Jordan
Thanks for the backlink. I don’t see anything in common between anything CNN does and the money changers in the temple, but I, too, may be wrong.
You put the entire text of my blog post in your reply, and I had to delete it for reasons of space. I recall comments you made on HubPages about the difficulties you were having with your blogs. I have had trouble following some of your links. I did find your posts on Grobe, though. Interesting.