Calliope

• “When Calliope Thorne was born, her astrologer mother "had a spiritual vision of the word Calliope, the muse of voice, music and poetry," says the actress, who later shortened it to Callie.”

  Callie Thorne Tackles Her First Starring Role on Necessary Roughness

• “When Calliope is available, anyone with a little server-space will be able to set up a community server with better policies than Yahoo's.”

  Boing Boing: November 17, 2002 - November 23, 2002 Archives

• “Calliope is a Free Software version of the back-end for Yahoo!”

  Boing Boing: November 17, 2002 - November 23, 2002 Archives

• “Calliope is a strong protagonist that you don’t want to mess with, while Kali is a goddess you never want to get on the bad side of.”

  2010 February 18 « The BookBanter Blog

• “He calls her Calliope and sings a song for her about swimming in a stream, the deep part where they twine thin hungry legs, tread water, pull back their heads and fall beneath the surface so to kiss long water kisses.”

  Fictionaut: Featherbedding

• “For a revolting example of a hairy bezoar you can try Neil Gaiman's Sandman book #3, "Calliope”

  Weird Stones

• “(Soundbite of song, "Calliope") Ms. DIENEL: (Singing) Oh, calliope, I hear your voice as clear as a bell, as a bell ringing through the night.”

  NPR: In from the Cold with White Hinterland

• “For on the old 'Calliope' the flag of England flew.”

  Rio Grande's Last Race & Other Verses

• “The value of high-pressure engines in war vessels was illustrated by the British ship "Calliope," which was able to steam out to sea, and thus escaped destruction on the reefs.”

  The Naval History of the United States Volume 2 (of 2)

• “His many works include "Lost Tales / Imaginary Dances," which was commissioned by the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra for the opening of the Clay Center for the Performing Arts. He also composed "Calliope" in honor of former Director of Bands Don Wilcox upon his retirement from WVU.”

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