kEE in the Sky

According to some (me), the great kEE in the Sky

(in my world the little k is pronounced silently and the sound should come out something like HEE)

is the only score keeper and the final tallier of your game.

Don’t play by the rules, Don’t Win!

According to some.

image source: http://vippasstothespiritworld.blogspot.com/2013/06/kinetic-energy-explained.html

KE = 0.5 • m • v²

Happy birthday, Joseph

Can’t think of a better way to start the day!
~~dru~~

bluebird of bitterness

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) composed Die Schöpfung (The Creation) as he was approaching the end of a long and very successful musical career. The German language version of the oratorio had its public premiere in Vienna in 1799; the English language version premiered in London in 1800. It was an instant hit, and remains beloved more than two centuries after Haydn’s death.

Exactly who wrote the libretto — an amalgam of excerpts from the book of Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton’s Paradise Lost — is a subject of some dispute among music historians. Many believe that it was Charles Jennens, who also wrote the libretto for Handel’s Messiah. But the music is pure Haydn, at his most brilliant, exuberant, reverent, and joyful.

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A thought for Saturday

I resemble that remark. What? What remark?
~~dru~~

Random Writings on the Bathroom Wall

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