Personal statement:

And it starts sometime around midnight
Or at least that's when you lose yourself for a minute or two

As you stand under the bar lights
And the band plays some song about forgetting yourself for a while
And the piano's this melancholy sound check to her smile
And that white dress she's wearing, you haven't seen her for a while

But you know that she's watching
She's laughing, she's turning, she's holding her tonic like a crux
The room suddenly spinning, she walks up and asks how you are
So you can smell her perfume, you can see her lying naked in your arms

And so there's a change in your emotions
And all of these memories come rushing like feral waves to your mind
Of the curl of your bodies like two perfect circles entwined
And you feel hopeless and homeless and lost in the haze of the wine

Then she leaves with someone you don't know
But she makes sure you saw her, she looks right at you and bolts
As she walks out the door your blood boiling, your stomach in ropes
And when your friends say what is it you look like you've seen a ghost

Then you walk under the streetlights
And you're too drunk to notice that everyone is staring at you
You still care what you look like, the world is falling around you

You just have to see her, you just have to see her
You just have to see her, you just have to see her
You just have to see her to know that she'll break you in two
The Airborne Toxic Event - Sometime Around Midnight



Ive had quite a few good things this year but one that really sticks in my mind is brain at Clown Bar in Paris. Beautiful. Clean. Two pale lobes in a small bowl. Gosh, thats quite a lot of brain. A lovely citric, slightly sharp dressing on it didnt kill it but helped the brain come to the fore. A tamed cloud of joy. A thing of beauty, as well as delicious.

In 2005, Snaith received a doctorate in mathematics from Imperial College London, for work on Overconvergent Siegel Modular Symbols under Kevin Buzzard.[12]. Snaith described his work as "original, but I would still call it trivial"[13]




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“I’ll make my report as if I told a story, for I was taught as a child on my homeworld that Truth is a matter of the imagination.



The diamond necklace played the pawn
Hand in hand some drummed along, oh
To a handsome man and baton

A blind class aristocracy
Back through the opera glass you see
The pit and the pendulum drawn

Columnated ruins domino

Hung velvet overtaken me
Dim chandelier awaken me
To a song dissolved in the dawn

The music hall a costly bow
The music all is lost for now
To a muted trumpeter swan

Columnated ruins domino
Canvass the town and brush the backdrop
Are you sleeping, brother John?

Dove nested towers the hour was
Strike the street quicksilver moon
Carriage across the fog
Two-step to lamp lights cellar tune
The laughs come hard in Auld Lang Syne

The glass was raised, the fired grows
The fullness of the wine, the dim last toasting
While at port adieu or die
A choke of grief, heart hardened I
Beyond belief a broken man too tough to cry

Surf's up, aboard a tidal wave
Come about hard and join
The young and often spring you gave
I heard the word, wonderful thing
A children's song

Songwriters
BRIAN DOUGLAS WILSON, VAN DYKE PARKS

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