Review of Angels in America
November 22, 2010
http://www.stmarys-ca.edu/news-and-events/item-feature.html?ID=5139
by Teresa Castle
College Communications for Saint Mary’s College of California
Additional Press
November 13, 2010
Museum of Performance and Design SF Currently showing an exhibit on Angels in America.
Additional Press
November 2, 2010
The Original Collegian Article
A brief mention in a great article about the museum exhibit from SFGate
Additional Press
October 30, 2010
http://www.angelqueen.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=34083 (moderate comments–worst being students may want to sue for a refund of tuition and atten another institution)
“Good for them, doing this very tough play, in a place where it may meet with a less than enthusiastic reception. I wish them all the best and hope they can open some eyes and change some hearts in the process” -Anonygrl
I have not found anything about protesting; but we all wonder.
El Malei Rachamim
October 28, 2010
Used a a funeral service, a memorial service, at a dedication of a tombstone or unveiling as some communities call them. It is also used during services as a memorial prayer for the deceased, or used at a wedding if there are deceased parents.
–Jewish Memorial prayer chanted-El Moleh rahamim jewu 215 Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnheZ65T848&feature=fvw
http://www.ou.org/yerushalayim/yizkor/emman.htm
Transliteration of “E-l Malei Rachamim”
E-l malei rachamim,
shochayn bam’romim,
ham-tzay m’nucha n’chona
al kanfay Hash’china,
b’ma-alot k’doshim ut-horim
k’zo-har haraki-a mazhirim,
et nishmat (Name of the Deceased)
she-halach l-olamo,
ba-avur sheb’li neder etayn tz’dakah
b’ad hazkarat nishmato.
B’gan Ayden t’hay m’nuchato;
la-chayn Ba-al Harachamim
yas-tiray-hu b’sayter k’nafav l’olamim,
v’yitz-ror bitz-ror hacha-yim et nishmato,
Ado-nay Hu na-chalato,
v’yanu-ach b’shalom al mishkavo.
V’nomar: Amayn.
Translation of “E-l Malei Rachamim”
O G-d, full of mercy, Who dwells on high,
grant proper rest on the wings of the Divine Presence –
in the lofty levels of the holy and the pure ones,
who shine like the glow of the firmament –
for the soul of (…)
who has gone on to his world,
because, without making a vow,
I will contribute to charity in remembrance of his soul.
May his resting place be in the Garden of Eden –
therefore may the Master of Mercy
shelter him in the shelter of His wings for Eternity,
and may He bind his soul in the Bond of Life.
Hashem is his heritage,
and may he repose in peace on his resting place.
Now let us respond: Amen.
Thank you Wordweary
October 28, 2010
Press
October 22, 2010
Homeless Woman from the South Bronx
October 6, 2010
Emily
September 22, 2010
Working on my Cubism Photoshop Art in the lab at night. Came across this image. I can see this as Emily or the Angel–At first glance I saw only the right half of the painting because it cut off the computer screen…I thought it was angel wings.
Thoughts on the Homeless Woman from South Bronx
September 13, 2010
stephen dunne - schizo epiphanies
Human Doing; Human Being 