' " Ingri and Edgar D'Aulaire, European immigrants to the United States who co-authored many books after their marriage in 1925, retold the myths in a heightened, poetic language: "In olden times, when men still worshiped ugly idols, there lived in the land of Greece a folk of shepherds and herdsmen who cherished light and beauty," their book begins.
On "Underworld USA," from the second Cold Cave album, "Cherish the Light Years," synths churn along at an industrial clip; drums arrive in precise digital explosions; a soft female voice whispers in the background; and then a dry guitar kicks in.
Nick Zinner lends guitar for his second and latest album, "Cherish The Light Years," which was just released earlier this week.
Not only do the first drags of the cigarette taste different with a Zippo, but you will learn to love and cherish your lighter.
Learning how to cherish the dark the light, the good and bad, and do it with abandon...I'm inspired, grateful and THAT validates me.
I want to tell you a story about Warren Buffett that I personally cherish, and that sheds light on his admirable character.
Ozzie will be dearly missed by his family and friends who will always cherish his smile that lit up a room, his love of life, his good humor and his generous spirit.
In the 45-minute "Mourning Show," which is to be cherished more for the light it sheds on the early O'Neill than for its adaptation and performance, Mr. Murphy has advanced the action to 1956 and moved it from O'Neill's early fall to a sentiment-heavy Christmas Eve.
www.worldmusicinstitute.org ROYAL DANISH BALLET -- The company doesn't visit the New York area very often so this engagement is an occasion for balletomanes who cherish the Danish dancers' distinctively light, quick, spirited way of moving.
When we give ourselves permission to cherish our own personal gift and light, the need to compare shows up less and less.
