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Desperate Apostrophes
The engine that drove her poetry—as it may have propelled her life, through love affairs and addictions—was death. Her fear of it haunted her desperate apostrophes to the romantic moment, and chilled her appraisals of loss.
- J. D. McClatchy, Feeding on Havoc: The Poetics of Edna St. Vincent Millay
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A Hunted Human Soul
The complications of a hunted human soul in these stirring days—the struggle for breath, for food and lodging, the pot-boilers, the flirtations, the teasing petty trials and interruptions—how could the poet in her survive all these, and put out fresh flowers of beauty?
- Harriet Monroe, Comment: Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Renascence
Renascence, a poem of desperate faith, lithe as a faun in its naked search of the soul, the danger has been that life might lure her away from art.
- Harriet Monroe, Comment: Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Colin Morgan for the Article Journal April 2019 ph. Ben Harries
“I don’t think I would presume to know any great bits of wisdom. But I would say — and this would be to anyone, not just actors — that if you are truly passionate about something, no one will be able to talk you out of it. I think that’s a pretty good barometer as to whether you’re doing the right thing for you.”
Les lunettes sur mesure appréciées par Victoire
"Le lifestyle selon LE SOIR"
Dans le supplément du journal Le Soir du Samedi 21 novembre 2015.
C'est vrai, nous n'avons pas froid aux yeux ! Être le seul Lunetier du royaume, il fallait oser.
A lire dans la presse d'aujourd'hui
Aujourd'hui 16 novembre le journal de la Capital (Sudpress) concacre un article sur le concept "Lunettes sur mesure".
Vitamin E: good for the heart, bad for the bones?
"2005 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that one in nine adults takes more than 267 mg per day of vitamin E, even though the daily recommended dose is only 15 mg per day." ...
"Finally, the authors found that rats or mice fed α-tocopherol for eight weeks at doses that are present in the vitamin E supplements used by many people showed a 20% decrease in bone mass and had increased bone resorption and osteoclast size." ...
"Should people, especially those at risk for osteoporosis, continue to take vitamin E supplements based on these current results? Will the benefits of vitamin E on cardiovascular health outweigh the risks for bone metabolism that the authors associated with high vitamin E intake? Given the previous studies that have suggested that vitamin E can influence bone formation and bone resorption, only carefully conducted clinical trials in humans will be able to resolve these questions."
Source: G. D. Roodman, Vitamin E: Good for the heart, bad for the bones? Nat. Med. 18, 491–492 (2012).
