Chrysti The Wordsmith: Website References - 2

Greetings This is Christy Smith Christie the wordsmith from Montana State University in Bozeman. According to Greek mythology the Gorgons were three monstrous sisters with necks covered in dragon scales claws of broads and teeth of curled boars tusks live snakes writhed and hissed from the Gorgons heads where hair should have grown the most fabled of these horrible sisters was Medusa whom tradition says was once a beautiful woman. Unfortunately Medusa made herself a rival of Athena the goddess of beauty itself. Jealous Athena turned upon Medusa and cursed her with terrible disfigurement and a poisonous spite so fierce was Medusa's hatred that a glance from her eyes turned animals and humans to stone petrified corpses littered the entrance to her cavern. Even the immortals feared the wrath of the hideous Gorgon Medusa but finally a brave warrior god named Perseus vanquished Medusa guided by the reflection on his shields or glass could not kill him. Perseus drew near the sleeping Gorgon and beheaded her. He gave the head to Athena

who attached it to the middle of her shield as a protective talisman. The legend of the Gorgon Medusa inspired a splendid But Wolf fully under used English verb to go organize my American Heritage Dictionary defines go organize as to have a paralyzing or stupefying effect upon in his poem called maad Alfred Lord Tennyson writes. He go organized me from head to foot with a stony British stare. I'm Christie the wordsmith. CHRISTIE The wordsmith is sponsored by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Zoot enterprises a high tech firm in Bozeman Montana offering challenging careers and innovative solutions for the financial services industry. Zoot web dot com.