Patrick Jehle

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some of my recent shots of #benningtoncollege

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@lurie_john Homer just calls her Argive (Greek) Helen.

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@AyoCaesar But those are just objects and place-names. Logue went out of his way to recreate an alien sensibility based on glory, honor, and a lust for killing. It’s Nolan’s psychologized post-Christian sensibility that is the anachronistic problem.

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@neiltyson *incredible

Incredulous describes your state of disbelief. It doesn’t describe the film, which can neither believe nor disbelieve.

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@clinpsykt @roryisconfused 1000000% the journals. They put everything else he wrote in the shade.

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@willmenaker Felix Gas

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Our new paper presents a metabolic manifesto that can help curb the current epidemic of chronic diseases and cancer. We show how mitochondrial dysfunction is the root of many chronic diseases and most major cancers (https://t.co/WPf2CHezsC). A quantitative scale of glucose ketone index (GKI) values linked to color-coded zones of health provides a cohesive readout for increasing adherence and reducing risk of chronic disease and cancer. Low GKI values can improve mitochondrial function thus reducing risk, while high GKI values can compromise mitochondrial function thus increasing risk. The GKI, used together with science-based nutrition and exercise, represents a novel therapeutic strategy for improving mitochondrial health regardless of age, gender, or genetic predisposition.

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@JoyceCarolOates I wonder if something like Christopher Logue’s version of the Iliad would work on screen. His version is something like Julie Taymor’s version of Titus Andronicus—anachronistic, highly stylized. He also does amazing work conveying how violent, cruel, and insane the gods can be.

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@gracecthdralprk At this angle the Tristero horn looks like a hanged woman. I do think there’s something to the speculation that the men in black who appear in the end are a call back (or maybe not!) to the assassins in The Courier’s Tragedy, who are also dressed all in black.

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@LivyAlexFan If she can spit on her body, she can eat shit

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@conor64 me and my weird rich friends won an amount of money that means nothing to us using a trick I won’t tell you even though it could vastly improve you life, hope you like my story 🤗

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@WajahatAli But it was in Turkey so it was prolly the tryptophan

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@AyoCaesar Kind of funny that Graham is now DeNiro’s age when he did Heat.

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@bobblack1 @mooninabucket PS I simply cannot believe that Gilbert Sorrentino’s son thinks “experimenting” isn’t fun

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@bobblack1 @mooninabucket This angry mob I just assembled to make an assault on Take Review is gonna be fuckin PISSED now, Bob, thanks

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@cwik_greg The collected works of Antonio Lobo Antunes

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@bobblack1 @Teaweave The Red Dwarf in that collection is good. They made a film of it in the 90s, I believe, that was decent (as I recall). It’s about a homicidal little person 😊

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@bobblack1 Oh yeah: Corrosive Sublimate, The Orangery. No one throws me into immediate hysterics like tha god Gilbert. Reading Blue Pastoral triggers serious respiratory crises for me. Proud to say he’s from my neighborhood in Brooklyn, the only notable writer to hail from Bay Ridge.

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The Imaginative Qualities of Actual Things
Mulligan Stew
Aberration of Starlight
Blue Pastoral
Red the Fiend

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easy

5 GREAT American Novels

Wittgenstein's Mistress
Reader's Block Dalkey
This Is Not a Novel
Vanishing Point
The Last Novel

published by:

@Dalkey_Archive
and
@CounterpointLLC

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@UkieDanya @HatsOffff Hypocritical how? I did not collaborate at any point with Nazis. Does “support for the retreating Germany Army” in 1944 not constitute “collaboration” or “getting something out of them”?

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@UkieDanya @HatsOffff seems like they got special treatment by being let out? which Nazis are not exactly known for doing? which suggests they were locked up for relentlessly pursuing the independence question? and gee, I wonder why they kept collaborating after being put in camps?