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Minnesota DFL's Sanders, Clinton camps join in opposition to Trump
PHILADELPHIA – Passionate divisions among Minnesota DFLers who watched Hillary Clinton triumphantly claim the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday started to give way to a…
At the convention, Klobuchar and Franken are both in demand
Everyone wants a piece of Minnesota's senators in Philadelphia.
Minnesota's DFL delegation brings deep diversity to the national scene
State's DFL delegation brings deep diversity to the national scene.
Labor is key to a Democratic victory, Minnesota delegates say
Local Democrats stress importance of labor vote to a win in November.
Humphrey speech on race reverberating as Democrats return to Philadelphia
As Democrats hold their national convention in Philadelphia for the first time since 1948, Hubert Humphrey's successful push for the first civil rights plank in the national Democratic platform is as pertinent as ever.
Trump, Minnesota GOP enter shaky alliance en route to general election
Fresh off their wild national convention, Minnesota Republicans are joined once and for all with the political thunderbolt that is Donald Trump.
Donald Trump's conservatism still in doubt for many
Some in the Minnesota delegation aren't yet fully on board this train.
Minnesota millennials give voice to their peers' vital role in Trump's bid
Democratic rival Hillary Clinton has a dramatic edge among younger voters, one that Trump tried to cut into Tuesday night.
Minnesota delegates, GOP leaders say Trump shows 'strength' after recent violence
Amid RNC, world turmoil, Minnesota delegates cite Trump's security stance.
Many Minn. Republicans off to Trump-focused RNC are conflicted
The approach of the GOP convention is eroding the last hopes harbored by some state delegates that Trump could somehow be replaced.
Donald Trump's campaign is a no-show in Minnesota so far
Trump's campaign has paid little attention to Minnesota to date, and at the moment there's not a single paid operative for Trump in the state.
Dayton still draws inspiration from mentor Rudy Perpich
Students of Gov. Mark Dayton's tenure are well aware of the outsize influence that the previous DFL governor, Rudy Perpich, made on his successor's approach…
Gov. Dayton is off to Croatia to mark National Guard milestone
Governor, National Guard group will attend ceremony marking collaboration with Croatian military
Dayton ignores last-minute pleas, lets $260M tax cut bill expire
While Mark Dayton said he supported many of the bill's provisions, his administration caught an error that officials said would have cost the state treasury $101 million over the next three years.
Dayton-GOP stalemate puts tax, spending bills in limbo
With Dayton poised on Monday to veto a $259 million tax bill that's the crown jewel of the House Republican majority, Speaker Kurt Daudt must try to salvage the GOP agenda.
Dayton wants spending for U, buildings and transit in special session
Republicans balk at the spending, bonding demands.
Dayton signs body camera bill sought by law enforcement agencies
New law gives police tight control over recordings.
Success or failure of this year's Legislature rests with Dayton
Lawmakers who left key issues on the table might have to heed his agenda to get a special session.
Legislators gave tax break to smokers; now it's up to Dayton
In its final hours, the Legislature approved a tax bill that repealed an automatic yearly increase in the tobacco tax. The measure is now sitting on the governor's desk.
Plenty of blame at Capitol after disappointing close of session
Gov. Dayton won't commit to a special session to try again on spending, transportation bills.
At Republican convention in Duluth, GOP is Trump's party
It's him or "President Clinton," party activists warn dissenters at the divided convention.
Divisions on display as Minnesota GOP gathers in Duluth
Minnesota Republicans gathered Friday for their state convention remain divided over Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee.
At Capitol, House finally releases public works plan but talks on transportation stall
Republicans offer $800M in bonding as hope wanes for a deal on transit funding.
Taking the temperature in Anoka for president: None of the above?
Many who live and work in what's a home base for independent voters seem unhappy with a choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Prince bill to lock down publicity rights runs into a debate at State Capitol
Legislators initially proposed wider protections for guardians of image and likeness, while also carving out exemptions for media and other public uses.
Voter restoration for felons faces uphill battle in St. Paul
There's no better way to achieve a major change in Minnesota law than to build a bipartisan team of lawmakers as your allies. But for…
Hefty $1.5 billion public works bill fails in Senate by a single vote
Defeat of bonding bill by a single vote raises fear of do-nothing session.
Trump candidacy still tough for many in Minnesota GOP to take
Republican Party responses include no way, OK, too soon to say, no comment.
Dayton wants review of state's diversity efforts
Independent audit aims for recommendations at diversifying state's workforce and its private contracting.
Hearing on background checks for guns draws supporters, advocates
Despite a crowded hearing that at times grew testy, the Senate Judiciary Committee did not vote on either of two bills.
Minn. lawmakers can't agree on transportation spending
Both parties agree the "need is enormous" but are split over using surplus or gas tax.
Complicated Minn. rules help create broadband haves and have-nots
Communities feel left in the dust of high-speed Internet installations.
House votes to legalize more fireworks, codify fantasy sports
The serious business of fun and games was on the agenda at the Capitol as House votes to legalize fireworks, ratify fantasy sports leagues.
'United Black Legislative Agenda' seeks $75 million from state for capital fund
Urban League, other groups pushing broad legislative package to reduce Minnesota's racial economic disparities
Candidates look for decisive wins in swing-state Wisconsin
For Republicans trying to derail Trump's candidacy, Wisconsin has emerged as a last-ditch bulwark of their strategy.
Touching down in Wisconsin, Trump goes after Walker, Cruz
Earlier in the day Walker endorsed Trump's chief remaining rival in the race, Sen. Ted Cruz. The state holds a crucial primary on Tuesday.
In Minneapolis to raise campaign cash, Kasich says he's most electable
Ohio governor says he's 'the only governor left standing' in the GOP presidential race.
For Gov. Dayton, accomplishments mean getting GOP on board
Late one night last year, Republican state Sen. Karin Housley sent DFL Gov. Mark Dayton a message asking if she could throw herself a birthday…
Gun control coalition pushing for universal background checks
But gun-safety plan will be "uphill battle" at Capitol.
Dayton says Minnesota works well for many, can do better
To that end, the governor urged the Legislature to swiftly approve a $30 million extension for unemployed Iron Range workers.
Legislature opens with no break in tension over Iron Range unemployment
DFL-GOP dispute festers over tying a business tax cut to Iron Range jobless benefits.
Minnesota's GOP leaders rattled by Trump's support
Donald Trump's early surge toward the Republican presidential nomination is dividing GOP loyalists in Minnesota and prompting the billionaire's many party critics to talk openly…
Rubio, Sanders turn the tide, win Minnesota caucuses
Minnesotans turned out to support the Florida and Vermont senators, in a break from how many of the other Super Tuesday races went. Long lines and heavy traffic at many caucus sites meant a late start to voting as well as delayed reporting results.
Sanders bets big on Minnesota for Super Tuesday victory
As Sanders makes third visit in four days, Clinton, Rubio plan Tuesday stops.
Super Tuesday caucuses bring presidential energy, hopefuls to Minnesota
All top contenders but Donald Trump have visited.
Rubio rallies Minnesota support in Minneapolis as GOP race narrows
Florida senator, looking for much-needed win in GOP presidential race, sets sights on Minnesota
Klobuchar in mix as talk swirls around Supreme Court seat
She has no experience on the bench but could sway colleagues in the Senate.
Clinton, Sanders make case for campaigns to Minn. DFLers
Both Democratic candidates spoke at a DFL fundraising dinner, and earlier, Sanders sought to make inroads with black voters.
Democratic contenders Clinton, Sanders swing through Twin Cities as race tightens
The scene heats up as Clinton, Sanders prepare to visit Minnesota
Republicans win special legislative elections in Bloomington, Anoka
In a narrow surprise victory, Republican Chad Anderson defeated DFLer Andrew Carlson to succeed Rep. Ann Lenczewski.
Sanders to attend Minneapolis event on issues facing black Americans
Minnesota's Neighborhoods Organizing for Change has organized the event
Female voters consider issues, symbolism in Clinton-Sanders fight
Vermont senator's appeal among younger women is growing in Minnesota and nationwide.
Bernie Sanders brings fiery populist message to St. Paul
Hours after speaking to 6,000 people in Duluth, Sanders addressed more than 14,000 at RiverCentre, aiming for momentum before the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
Minnesota Poll shows even split over spending, refunding or saving surplus
The coming debate at the State Capitol over what to do with this year's surplus is likely to be among the most contentious.
Tighter gun checks have strong backing among Minnesotans, says poll
Poll respondents back tighter gun laws but many are not sure they'd be effective in preventing the alarming rise of mass shootings.
Duluth Sen. Reinert leaving Legislature with goal of lifting liquor sale ban likely unfulfilled
To the extent that rank-and-file members of the Legislature are remembered at all after they leave office, it's usually because they are lucky or unlucky…
GOP House speaker still resists special legislative session
Top DFLers seek to address key issues before March; GOP leader wants to wait.
Minneapolis Sen. Jeff Hayden draws DFL challenger
Mohamoud Hassan said the incumbent has lost touch with community.
In town for fundraiser, Rubio paints himself as most electable Republican
Florida senator, presidential contender swings through Minnesota for fundraiser.
Dayton suggests $1.4B in bonding projects; Republicans skeptical
Borrowing proposal too costly, GOP leaders say.
Rural towns, leaders press Minn. House GOP to spend more on aid
Mayors and other elected officials from outstate Minnesota are pressuring House Republicans to support increased state spending on government aid to cities and towns, hoping…
DFL senators and staff move into new office building
Republicans still waging a protest, refusing to occupy their offices.
In Iowa, Republican presidential contenders see votes in appeal to evangelicals
Front-runner Cruz is unabashedly using his faith in his pitch. But with Trump in the mix, caucuses are more complex.
Dayton meets with Black Lives Matter leaders
He vows to help find solutions, raises safety concerns over protests.
For Gov. Mark Dayton, a rough start to second term
The thermometer barely rose above zero last Jan. 5, as Gov. Mark Dayton was sworn in for his second term. It was a chilly start…
Real ID fix must be underway by the end of April, Gov. Dayton says
The first step to fixing the problem, the governor said, is that lawmakers need to repeal a 2009 state law that was adopted specifically in opposition to the movement toward Real ID.
Homeland Security: No extra time for Minnesota on Real ID
State had sought more time to comply with law; air travel is unaffected — for now.
Minnesota House Republicans aim to deliver for seniors
Proposal to end tax on Social Security income is one of several aimed at "continuing … trend" of aiding older Minnesotans.
Cruz tells St. Paul crowd first thing he'd do if he were president
The surging GOP candidate touted his conservative credentials and declared: "People are waking up. There is a revival."
Hillary Clinton sees Minnesota as model for terror fight
Democratic front-runner uses Minneapolis speech to spell out counterterrorism initiative, saying any plan must respect diversity.
Gov. Dayton tries to keep health issues from slowing second term
A cane usually at his side, Gov. Mark Dayton moves more slowly these days as he keeps up the hectic schedule that comes with his…
Hubbard as free with his opinions as he is with campaign donations
Broadcast mogul Stanley Hubbard has given millions to political campaigns. Now he's waiting to see which presidential candidate "rises to the top."
Group behind legislators' trip to Turkey has controversial ties
Three Minnesota state lawmakers, including House Speaker Kurt Daudt, spent nine days in Turkey at the end of last month at the invitation of a U.S. nonprofit with ties to an exiled Turkish religious figure.
Ted Cruz easily wins straw poll of Minnesota Republican activists
The Texas senator won almost 2-1 support over second-place finisher Marco Rubio.
Strong state economy brings Minnesota $1.9 billion surplus
Leaders talk of tax cuts, but battles loom over size and other priorities
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Today, ICIRR held it's annual Fall Member Meeting and Policy Discussion . Afterwards ICIRR members were joined by Senator Heather Steans and Senator Dan Kotowski who are key to the State's new Budgeting for Results policy, that will deeply affect immigrant funding in coming years.
Our Fall Member Meeting is a unique opportunity to engage our members in an on-going conversation about how we expand the scope of our policy advocacy to include a wide range of issues: immigration reform, human services, jobs, health care, receiving communities, early childhood education, and parental engagement. This discussion will culminate in our first ever New Americans Policy Symposium Nov 29 - Dec 6 in Chicago.
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Oldsmobile was started in 1897 by Ransom E. Olds and when it was phased out by General Motors it was the oldest surviving American manufacturer.
During the 1901 fire at the Detroit Plant, this Runabout was the only prototype rescued.
This car was manufactured by the Olds Motor Works in Lansing, Michigan. It is considered to be the first mass produced vehicle in the USA and was the basis of the 1905 song 'In My Merry Oldsmobile.'
The car has a side crank for the driver to start the engine from the seat. It has a two-speed transmission, center chain drive, mechanical brake on the transmission. Available options include cloth buggy top, fenders and 'Neveroul' lights.
This vehicle is an unrestored car with serial number 15481. The compression release pedal number dates the car to 1903 production though title shows 1904. The engine is a one-horizontal cylinder with 4.5 horsepower. The wheelbase is 66 inches and the weight is 650 lbs. Total production was 3,924 units for 1903. A selling price of $650.
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Sold for $45,100 at
2007 RM Auctions
This vehicle was offered for sale at the Vintage Motor Cars sale at Hershey, PA presented by RM Auctions. It was estimated to sell for $10,000 - $20,000 and offered without reserve. Bidding quickly surpassed the estimates with the final bid settling at $45,100. It has a wheelbase that measures 66-inches and its 95.4 cubic-inch single-cylinder engine is capable of producing 7 horsepower. It had a cosmetic refresher many years ago; since then the finish on the red-and-black body has degraded and the front fenders show wrinkles. There are brackets for headlights but no lighting installed. The engine is mostly intact but is without a carburetor.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2007
'Nothing to watch but the road' - The 1903 Oldsmobile Model R Runabout is better known as a 'Curved Dash Olds' and represents a major defining point in the development of the early automobile. R E. Olds, the founder of the Olds Motor Works, believed that cars should be produced simply and inexpensively so the common man could afford them and to do so he had to create the first mass production assembly line. In 1903 the Curved Dash production was 4,000 cars and total models produced from 1901 to 1907 was nearly 19,000 cars. The engine was centrally located and the hand crank is by the driver's seat. The owner of this Model R Runabout is the great granddaughter of R.E. Olds.
This is the first mass produced car. It sold for $650 new before options. The weight is 650 pounds. Early ads referred to the dollar per pound as a measure of affordability.
This car has the top and side curtains ($50 option) as well as the 'mother-in-law' seat (a $25 option) along with the original foot rest.
This car has tiller steering, a 1-cylinder engine that develops five horsepower, two forward speeds, and has a top speed of about 25 mph which was fast enough for the early roads. The car is started by turning a fixed crank; it was designed so the driver could crank from his seat.
Oldsmobile produced 3,924 Model R Curved Dash Oldsmobiles in 1903, making the Olds Motor Works the largest automobile producer in the United States. Running changes were made to the little car through 1906 when it went out of production.
By Daniel Vaughan | Nov 2010
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Sold for $60,500 at
2011 RM Auctions
This 1903 Olds Curved-Dash Runabout is fitted with a folding top, a horn, correct oil front lighting, four fenders and a two-passenger wicker basket seat which mounts on the rear deck. It has an older restoration and an ownership history that dates back to the 1960s, when it was owned by a Mr. Nelson Holmwood of Laguna Beach, CA. In the late 1970s it changed hands within the family and was moved to Washington, DC. It remained in the family until around 1999 when it was sold. It has been in a private museum on the east coast since that time.
In 2011, the car was offered for sale at the Hershey Auction presented by RM Auctions. The car was estimated to sell for $60,000 - $80,000. As bidding came to a close, the car was sold for the sum of $60,500 inclusive of buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2011
Engine Num: 18003
Sold for $62,100 at
2013 Bonhams
The Oldsmobile factory in Lansing developed the concepts of mass automobile production on continuous assembly lines. They fostered the development of specialist suppliers like Leland & Faulconer, Dodge Brothers and others that i turn, supported the burgeoning auto industry that would transform Detroit the center of automobile manufacturing in North America.
The Olds Curved Dash helped change the public image of the automobile as an economical and viable alternative to horse drawn transportation. They were a lightweight and simple machine that made graduating from horse to gasoline power a manageable step. Power came from a horizontally-mounted single-cylinder 4.5-horsepower 95 cubic-inch engine with mechanically operated valves mated to a 2-speed planetary gearbox with single chain drive to the rear axle. Initially offered only with a transmission brake, a mechanical brakes on the rear axle was later added in the event the drive chain broke. Many other changes were made to the Curved Dash during its production lifespan of 1901 through 1904.
This example was in the Pierce A. Miller Carriage Collection. It is a later 1903 model with roller chain drive, bolted differential housing and finned radiator tubes. There are a number of optional features including the dos-a-dos rear seat with fold-down footrest, and a pair of kerosene sidelights. The car is in original condition.
In 2013, the car was offered for sale at Bonhams Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. As bidding came to a close, the car had been sold for the sum of $62,100 including buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2013
The cost of the Oldsmobile Curved dash was based on its weight, at $1.00 per pound. The vehicle weighed 650 pounds, so its cost was $650. The Curved Dash also served as the inspiration for the song
'In My Merry Oldsmobile.'
The Curved Dash had large wheels, ample ground clearance, and was lightweight. It was capable of traversing various terrains. The U.S. Postal Service threw its support behind the Curved Dash by purchasing them for use as its first mail 'trucks.'
This particular example has made 21 successful tours in the United States.
The Oldsmobile Model R Curved-Dash Runabout was a vehicle that was nearly snuffed from history before it was even introduced to the world. Ransom Eli Olds had experimented with steam and electric propulsion but ultimately decided on the internal combustion engine. His curved-dash model was completed in 1900 and ready for market in early 1901. However, a fire at the factory delayed the start of production with only one prototype rescued.
Production resumed shortly thereafter and the first runabout was available to the public in the late summer. The runabouts weighed a mere 650 pounds and sold for $650.
Power was from a horizontal single-cylinder engine placed under the seat and mated to a two-speed planetary transmission. Steering was by a center tiller and suspension was comprised of a long leaf spring on each side connecting the front and rear axles. The body was made of wood and attached to the top of the springs. Any rocking motion was eliminated by the small transverse full-elliptic springs in front. The following year, truss rods were added. Improvements were made throughout its lifespan, which lasted until 1907.
The cars were instantly popular, becoming the best selling motorcar in America in 1903.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2007
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Gooding & Company's 2014 Scottsdale Auctions Bring More Than $49.4 Million
• 11 new auction records set at Gooding & Company's two-day sale in 2014
• Six cars sell above the $2 million mark and 13 cars sell above $1 million
Scottsdale, Ariz. (January 19, 2014)
– Gooding & Company, the auction house acclaimed for selling the world's most significant and valuable collector cars, realized more than $49.4 million during its Scottsdale Auctions. The auction house sold 110 of 117 lots, which resulted in a 94% sales rate and an impressive average pric...
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Barrett-Jackson generates more than $32 million in sales at 6th annual Las Vegas Auction
The World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions™ Generates Highest Grossing Las Vegas Sale with Largest Number of Cars, Attracting Nearly 70,000 Attendees
Las Vegas, NV. – (October 1, 2013)
– Barrett-Jackson The World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions™ announced today that it generated more than $32 million in gross sales which is a 41% increase over 2012 during its 6th Annual Las Vegas auction at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino on September 26-28, 2013. The event was the largest B...
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Corvette Stingray Convertible to Debut at Geneva
Auction of first retail production model to benefit Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute
The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray convertible will make its world debut on March 5 at the Geneva Motor Show. 'It's fitting to introduce the new Stingray convertible on the global stage at Geneva because Corvette is the face of Chevrolet the world over,' said Susan Docherty, president and managing director of Chevrolet and Cadillac Europe. 'It is an icon that has long been recognized and adm...
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Barrett-Jackson Breaks Sales And Attendance Records At Its Spectacular 5th Annual Las Vegas Auction
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Barrett-Jackson, The World's Greatest Collector Car Auctions™, announced today that it generated more than $23 million in sales of rare, high-end collectible vehicles, exotics, customs, classics and Shelbys during its 5th annual Las Vegas auction. The auction company increased its overall hammer average from 2011, proving that the car market is stronger than ever. Automobilia sales reached m...
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Gooding & Company Achieves Great Success at its Scottsdale Auctions
Gooding & Company, the acclaimed auction house celebrated for selling the world's most significant and valuable collector cars, is pleased to announce $39.8 million in sales for 116 out of 118 lots sold, its most successful Scottsdale Auction results to date. The Gooding & Company team soared through its Friday and Saturday auctions, selling lot after lot as guests cheered 13 world record-breaking cars, the immense bidding excitement in the room and Auctioneer Charlie Ross' joyful entertainment...
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Worst city to live in. Ohio has five of the top 20.
Not good.
Worst city to live in. Ohio has five of the top 20.
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especially if you live in Ohio...
I was born and raised in Youngstown (#1 and currently live in Philly (#20). I guess things are slowly getting better for me!
The Rust Belt pretty much dominates that list so the pro-union folks should be very proud of this accomplishment.Originally Posted by Djfan
Dude, that's like blaming the Haitians for the earthquake, or people from Pittsburgh for the closing of the steel plants, or people from South Carolina and upstate NY for the closing of the textile mills. This country has, probably unfortunately, decided it doesn't really want to MAKE anything anymore. It's a lot cheaper for the owners to have the parts made and put together by people who will work for basically nothing, less than we might pay the kid next door to cut our lawn.Originally Posted by Yinzerdude
I don't think you can blame the people who work for a living, "pro-union folks" for the fact that the economy is global now.
We got our "6-PACK" - time to work on a CASE!
wooohoooo. #18Originally Posted by SteelBucks
I really don't see what the problem with Youngstown is. The gray clouds block out that
annoying bright yellow thing in the sky, the 60 percent drop out rate reminds us that
"we don't need no education", the pot holes deter drive by shootings, and the jobless
rate does nothing more than encourage entrepreneurship. Did I mention it's fugging
cheap to live here. You can by a decent house for less than what it cost to build in 1930.
I lived in Cleveland for 3 years. It was the three worst years of my life...and I'm not kidding. Cleveland is a hole.
1.25 CB Eli Apple-DB-tOSU
2.58 SS Vonn Bell-DB tOSU
3.89 DT Javon Hargrave-SC State
4.123 DE-Matt Judon-Grand Valley State
6.220 RB-Tyler Erwin-San Jose State
7.229 WR Geronimo Allison-Ilinois
7.246 QB-Cody Kessler-USC
I'm shocked that no one posted the hastily-made Cleveland tourism videos here yet.
I think the second attempt is funnier, though.
"It's so polluted that all our fish have AIDS"
"Flats look like a Scooby Doo ghost town"
"Our economy is based on LeBron James"
"Buy a house for the price of a VCR"
1 CB Vernon Hargreaves Florida 5-10 204
2 DT Austin Johnson Penn State 6-4 314
3 SS Jeremy Cash Duke 6-0 212
4 LB Jaylon Smith Notre Dame 6-2 223
6 WR Moritz Boehringer Germany 6-4 227
7 OT Brandon Shell South Carolina 6-5 324
7 RB Tre Madden USC 6-0 223
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A few sprays of Zafar by Xerjoff should do the job nicely.
A bunch of really further virile stuffs: Basile Uomo, Etro Vetiver, Vintage TSAR, Dark Aoud, Bond New York Oud, Classic Borsalino, Pino Silvestre, Tabacco d'Haran, Hilde Soliani Bell'Antonio, Mazzolari Lui, Montecristo by Masque, Basala, Quorum, Jacobs Bang etc etc.
A few sprays of Zafar by Xerjoff should do the job nicely.
Only 2 come to mind I've ever smelled that just may check most of your criteria: Ajmal Musk Ghazelle - Grade AA and Brent Leonesio's - Untitled #8. Either are probably difficult to find. Imaginary Authors - Bull's Blood and Mazzolari - Lui, might work for you and probably easier to obtain.
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Recap: 'Lost' 6.12 - 'Everybody Loves Hugo' continues the big reveals
What is the nature of the Flash Sideways?
It has become the sole question that matters at this point in the home stretch of "Lost," and how they stick the landing all depends on the reveal and the execution of the wrap-up. There have been clues trickling in for weeks now, starting with episode 6.06, "Sundown," where Sayid's Flash Sideways had the distinct feeling of a deal with the devil gone subtly wrong. There have been complaints from fans this year that the way characters keep crossing paths in the Flash Sideways/Timeline A stuff is "too convenient," but I think it all makes sense if you accept that we are seeing a construct, a Timeline in which people have been given a second chance at things that is supposed to keep them distracted by "solving" their imperfect lives. The question remains... how could that be happening, and who did it to them? And with only a few hours left in the season, at what point will we see the mechanism that kicked Timeline A into existence?
There's an amazing, ambitious video game called "Fallout 3" that is set in a post-apocalyptic American landscape dotted with underground bunkers known as Vaults. Most of the game plays out in a fairly linear fashion, but there's one Vault in particular that you walk into, and when you hook up to the life-support machines you find there, you are suddenly launched into a radically different game, set in an idyllic black-and-white "Leave It To Beaver" version of the 1950s. Why and how and what you have to do to make it back to the real game is one of the most deliciously weird and creepy left-turns I've ever encountered in a game, and I walked away impressed by the ambition of that choice. The safe thing to do for the producers of "Lost" would have been to make this final season a single linear storyline that just answered questions set up by the first five seasons, running down them like a checklist. That would have been safe and satisfying and completely predictable. Which is why I'm glad and surprised that they chose instead to layer in a whole new element to the show's mythology, using one of the most outrageous storytelling choices in the entire six years of the show.
Tonight's episode, "Everybody Loves Hugo," is the second episode of the year to make a direct reference to an earlier episode in the title. "What Kate Did" became "What Kate Does," and now "Everybody Hates Hugo" has become "Everybody Loves Hugo," and even the titles give a hint as to the way the Flash Sideways storylines work. The script by Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz focuses this week's character arc on Hurley, one of my favorite characters on the show. I have no idea where Jorge Garcia stops and Hurley starts, but it's going to be very hard for me to see him play other parts in the future. Even when he's given some heavy material, as he is this week, it never feels like he's "acting." There's such a natural, easy style to his work that he grounds some of the most outrageous ideas in the show.
After all, Hurley talks to dead people now. Often.
The episode starts in TIMELINE A, where a Hugo Reyes tribute is in progress. The story of how he built his Mr. Cluck's empire is told, and the scope of his charity work is laid out. It's the opening of the new Hugo Reyes Paleontology Wing of a museum, and Pierre Chung is the one giving the tribute. Yet another way the reality of the Island has folded into what we're watching in TIMELINE A. There's a standing ovation for Hurley, and then afterwards, he's outside talking to his mother, and she complains that everyone loves Hugo except for women. She's the cold bucket of romantic reality pointing out his loneliness, and she tells him she's made a blind date for him the next day, and he's going, no matter what.
In TIMELINE B, Hurley's at Libby's grave, changing her flowers and talking to her. He's frustrated because she's the one dead person who doesn't seem to be speaking to him on the Island. Ilana comes to tell him that they're heading to The Black Rock to get some dynamite so they can go blow up the plane on the Hydra Island. Hurley's unconvinced by the plan, though, although not exactly sure why. Ilana asks him about Libby, and just the way he describes their brief time together is heartbreaking. Garcia knows how to undersell a moment for maximum effect. Once she walks away, Michael appears, ready to warn Hurley. "I'm here to stop you from getting everyone killed."
Those two scenes, both before the opening LOST, set up the way the rest of the episode works. It's understandable that Hurley wouldn't really want to listen to Michael at first, since he was, after all, the one who shot and killed Libby in the first place. He doesn't really have a compelling argument to offer to the other people in his group, so he agrees to follow Jack, Richard, Ilana, Sun, and Miles to The Black Rock. For fans of the show, it's good to be nervous anytime anybody starts handling the unstable dynamite onboard the ship, and sure enough, once they get it back to the beach and start packing for their trip across to Hydra Island, Ilana ends up pulling an Arzt, and it's a fantastic moment. If this is how the producers plan to play for the next few weeks, buckle up, because I get the feeling it's going to get really ugly. And soon.
Alterna-Locke's camp plays out a very simple story this week, with Sayid bringing Desmond back and handing him over to the Smoke Monster. Alterna-Locke is NOT happy to see Desmond, and he takes our time-traveling Scotsman for a little walk so they can talk privately. There's a great exchange when they first meet and Alterna-Locke asks Desmond, "Do you know who I am?" that features one of the single best facial expressions by Terry O'Quinn ever. Alterna-Locke and Desmond stumble across the mysterious boy who we've seen a few times this year while they're on their walk, and AL dismisses him with an angry "Just ignore him" that suggests that whoever he is, he's going to be play a key role in the weeks ahead.
AL leads Desmond to a very, very old well and tells him it was built by hand by people who came to the spot looking for answers as to why their compass needles just spun in circles when they stood there. Alterna-Locke warns Desmond, "Charles Widmore is not interested in answers. He's only interested in power." No matter what Alterna-Locke says to him, Desmond seems unphased. He just listens, interested. Finally, Alterna-Locke has to ask, "Why aren't you afraid?" You can see that it disturbs him because he's used to the exact opposite reaction. Desmond tells him that life's too short to be afraid, and as if to prove him right, Alterna-Locke picks him up and hurls him into the well.
I know we haven't seen the end of Desmond, but damn. Just... damn.
In TIMELINE A, Hurley goes for his blind date, and she doesn't show up. Just as he's getting ready to give up, he's approached by a woman. A very familiar woman. Is anyone anywhere surprised to see that it's Libby? Nope. She's drawn across the restaurant to talk to him, and she knows his name without being introduced. Just as she starts to freak Hurley out, Bruce Davison interrupts. He apologizes and leads Libby back out to the bus that's waiting for her, a bus for a local mental hospital.
Hurley goes to one of his Mr. Clucks restaurants to eat his sorrow away with a full-sized family bucket, and as he does, he's approached by Desmond. Des is on a mission in this timeline, remember, determined to deliver the same sort of wake-up calls to them that he was given by Charlie last week. He has a good conversation with Hurley, drawing out the story of what happened with Libby. Hurley talks about how he met the right woman, but she's crazy. "All women are a little bit crazy, brother," Desmond tells him, prodding at his memory to see if meeting Libby did anything to him. He encourages Hurley to go back and try to talk to her again.
Hurley tracks her down at the hospital and bribes his way into a second meeting with her. She tells him how she was watching TV a few nights earlier and saw him on one of his commercials, and how as soon as she laid eyes on him, memories came flooding back to her, memories of another life. She remembered the crash, the Island, and even Hurley in the mental hospital with her. "I had to talk to you," she says, "because if you remember me..." The profound need in what she leaves unsaid is just wrenching. Hurley has to tell her honestly that he doesn't remember her, but he asks her if she ever gets out on a day pass, and when she says she does, he asks her on a date.
And, yeah, I thought their final big scene together was just devastating. They finally got the date that they were denied by Michael, and if that was the whole punchline, that would be enough. Instead, they really go for the emotional punch. He's insecure about why she would want to spend any time with him, and she tells him that she's with him because she likes him. "But you like me because you're delusional," he says, and there's so much pain built into it, and again... Garcia undersells it like a champion. Libby leans in and kisses him, and that does it. Suddenly, Hurley gets flashes of TIMELINE B, and that memory starts flooding back for him as well. He realizes Libby's not crazy, and he offers up his very best Keanu "Whoa," which seems appropriate since The Matrix is starting to crumble. From the nearby street, Desmond watches, and satisfied that Hurley's starting to remember, he drives away.
The end of the TIMELINE A segments was the night's big holy crap moment. Desmond sits parked outside the school where Locke works, and sees him come out of the building in his wheelchair. Ben knocks on Desmond's window, suspicious, and asks what he's up to. Desmond spins a little BS about how he's trying to pick a school for his kid, and as soon as Ben walks away, Desmond starts his car and floors it. He runs Locke down, sends him flying over his car, and then speeds away, leaving a broken, twitching, bleeding Locke on the asphalt. Ben runs over to help, yelling for someone to call an ambulance, and the end of the episode is just him repeating, "Mr. Locke... can you hear me?"
Holy crap... is there a chance John Locke isn't dead?
Is there a chance he could still take back control of his body?
And did Desmond really have to hit him with a damn car just to wake him up?
These are important questions based on the rest of the TIMELINE B stuff we saw this week. Not a lot happens, all things considered, after Ilana blows herself up. Richard is still determined to take the fight over to Hydra Island and somehow destroy that plane, and he leaves with Miles and Ben in tow. Hurley and Jack and Sun and Frank decide instead to go directly to Locke to finally speak with him. Hurley lies at first, saying Jacob was the one who told him to go to talk to Locke, but he ends up telling Jack the truth. Jack says he knew Hurley was lying, and that he's intentionally trying to follow instead of lead for a while, since leading only ever made him miserable and got people killed.
At one point, the Whispers that have been part of the series since season one come out of the jungle, and Hurley walks away to deal with them privately, offering up one of the first big concrete answers of the shows. "You're stuck on the Island, aren't you?" Hurley asks Michael when he reappears, and that seems to be what the Whispers are... those who died on the Island and who can't move on for some reason. Now it means I need to go back and listen to the Whispers in the early days of the show to see if that is consistent. It's interesting, if nothing else, and gets them out of the way so larger mysteries can be addressed in the weeks ahead.
At the end of the hour, Hurley strolls into Locke's camp and negotiates a temporary truce so they can talk. Alterna-Locke agrees, and the rest of Hurley's group emerges from the jungle, bringing Jack face to face with this walking dead man for the first time.
I'd be positively rabid for next week's episode even if they hadn't used that "Willy Wonka" music in the promo. But they did, so now it's twice as bad.
It's pretty much all answers and all conclusion from this point forward. Has to be.
And I've never been more confident that they're going to crush it at the finish line. Ever.
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Halloween is coming up. So it's time to start building projects to scare and prank your friends. In this project, I am going to show you how to make a TV appear to be haunted using a pair of walkie talkies. One walkie talkie is hidden inside the TV. When you speak into the other walkie talkie, your voice will appear to come from the TV.
Warning: Cathode ray tubes can still retain a high voltage charge even after unplugging the TV. To safely discharge them, please read this.
Now all you need to do is insert the parts into the housing of the TV. Ideally you want to place the walkie talkie's speaker near the TV's speakers to create the illusion that the voices and sounds are coming from the TV itself. If necessary, you can tape the components to the walls. Make sure that there is enough space around each part that the housing can close without hitting anything.
The amount of empty space inside a TV varies a lot from model to model. If you find that there isn't enough space to fit the whole walkie talkie, you can make it smaller by taking it apart. After removing the housing, the internal parts only took up about half as much space as the whole walkie talkie. However, if you do remove the housing, you should wrap the circuit board and any exposed metal contacts in tape. This will help to avoid accidentally shorting either the TV or the walkie talkie.


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Complications in Celiac Disease Under Gluten-Free Diet
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- , Walter EliseiAffiliated withDepartment of Internal Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology, "Cristo Re" Hospital
- , Gian Marco GiorgettiAffiliated withClinical Nutrition Unit, "S. Eugenio" Hospital
- , Giovanni BrandimarteAffiliated withDepartment of Internal Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology, "Cristo Re" Hospital
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We assessed the onset of malignant and nonmalignant complications in a cohort of celiac disease (CD) patients under gluten-free diet (GFD). Five hundred and forty-nine CD patients were retrospectively assessed. Two hundred and fifty-one (45.7%) showed classical, 262 (47.7%) subclinical, and 36 (6.6%) silent form of CD at the time of the diagnosis. The mean time under GFD was 7.13 years (range 1–15 years). Out of 549 patients, 381 (69.4%) were fully compliant, 112/549 (20.4%) reported less than one dietary transgression/month, and 56/549 (10.2%) reported at least one dietary transgression/month. Out of 549 patients, 18 (3.3%) patients developed complications under GFD (seven malignant and 11 nonmalignant complications). Fourteen patients were previously affected by classical CD (5.6% of the overall patients with classical CD), and four were affected by subclinical CD (1.5% of the overall patients with subclinical CD). None of the patients affected by silent CD developed complications. There was no statistical difference between the mean age of the two groups developing complications (P = n.s.). Complications appeared after a mean time under GFD of 6.5 years in classical CD, and after a mean time of 3.5 years in subclinical CD (P = n.s.). Finally, 6/14 (42.8%) patients with classical CD were not fully compliant to GFD, while 2/4 (50%) of subclinical CD patients were not fully compliant to GFD (P = n.s.). Less than 5% of CD patients may develop complications under GFD. Complications seem to affect more classical CD than subclinical CD, and seem to be irrespective of optimal GFD adherence.
KeywordsCeliac disease Complications Gluten-free diet
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- Complications in Celiac Disease Under Gluten-Free Diet
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- 2. Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology, "Cristo Re" Hospital, Rome, Italy
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Please join us for our November 12 meeting in Orlando at Raytheon Technical Services. We'll be meeting from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
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Arranged by Ruth Elaine Schram. Choral (Sacred); Choral Octavo; Worship Resources. Baptism; Easter; Pentecost; Sacred; Spring. Choral Octavo. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.23713).
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Genesis 8:8-12, Psalm 104:24-35, Isaiah 11:2, Matthew 3:13-17, Luke 3:21-22, Acts 2:1-21, Acts 7:55-60.
Radiant simplicity! This traditional American folk hymn, arranged by Ruth Elaine Schram, features a soaring flute part (opt.) and gorgeous harmonies that convey the image of the Great Spirit who comes in lofty flight to give rest to the weary. The richly flowing accompaniment underscores three modulating verses that gradually lift our souls to heaven. Great for concerts and worship throughout the year, especially Baptism, Baptism of the Lord, Eastertide, Pentecost. Available in 2 voicings.


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The Faithful
A History of Catholics in America
James M. O'Toole
Harvard University Press, $27.95, 384 pp.
Two images came to mind as I finished this terrific new history of American Catholics. First, I thought of John Nava's tapestries lining the walls of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles, where a dozen anonymous faithful seamlessly blend into the Communion of Saints, including notables like John Chrysostom, Joan of Arc, and Frances Cabrini, all turning their attention to the Eucharistic banquet table. Then, and somewhat discordantly, I thought of the NBC series The Office, a comedy that mixes benevolence and malevolence, discomfort and compassion, incompetence and informality, in a narrative of workaday life under the sway of a distant corporate headquarters. Both visions reflect some truth about Catholicism in this country. Taken together, they suggest the stylish way James O'Toole weaves the grand with the humdrum in his account of American Catholic life across the centuries, with its panoply of joys and hopes, anxieties, and griefs.
The story told in The Faithful begins along the late eighteenth-century Eastern Seaboard, with what O'Toole calls the "priestless church." These tiny, inchoate communities practiced their religion without Rome's involvement or even a cleric's help, except for the occasional itinerant priest who might pass through once or twice annually, stopping to refresh the community's participation in formal sacramental life. Revolutionary-era Catholicism...
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This paper presents the design, fabrication, and testing of a novel, one degree-of-freedom, magnetic resonance compatible smart hand interfaced rehabilitation device (MR_CHIROD v.2), which may be used in brain magnetic resonance (MR) imaging during handgrip rehabilitation. A key feature of the device is the use of electrorheological fluids (ERFs) to achieve computer controlled, variable, and tunable resistive force generation. The device consists of three major subsystems: 1) an ERF based resistive element, 2) handles, and c) two sensors, one optical encoder and one force sensor, to measure the patient induced motion and force. MR_CHIROD v.2 is designed to resist up to 50% of the maximum level of gripping force of a human hand and be controlled in real time. Our results demonstrate that the MR environment does not interfere with the performance of the MR_CHIROD v.2, and, reciprocally, its use does not cause fMR image artifacts. The results are encouraging in jointly using MR_CHIROD v.2 and brain MR imaging to study motor performance and assess rehabilitation after neurological injuries such as stroke.
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Isobar Press publishes poetry in English by Japanese and non-Japanese authors who live (or have lived) in Japan, or who write on Japan-related themes. In future, the press aims also to publish translations of modern and contemporary poetry from the Japanese.
In London, Isobar books are available from the London Review Bookshop, 13 Bury Place, London WC1A 2JL; tel: +44 (0)20 7267 9030.
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Something Other Than Other is the most representative collection by Philip Rowland to date. Ranging from minimal, concrete and found poems to epigrammatic reflections, imagist snapshots, haiku and tanka, the book unfolds in four carefully sequenced sections, including 'Surveillance', a long series of short poems based on observations of people and places in Rowland's adoptive home town of Tokyo. Throughout, this collection invites us to dwell on the multi-faceted relationships between its parts, continually opening space for the reader to listen for 'the sound of our listening'.
'You can't step in the same Rowland poem twice' – Joseph Massey
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Kyoto Journal 85 is out, featuring sympathetic reviews of two Isobar books, Royall Tyler's A Great Valley Under the Stars, reviewed by Ken Rodgers (KJ's editor) and Peter Makin's Neck of the Woods, reviewed by Gregory Dunne (KJ 's poetry editor); there's also an interview with Paul Rossiter about the press, its history and its aims. A four-issue subscription to Kyoto Journal is $27.99, or a downloadable single issue costs ¥1000. It's great to have the press featured in such a beautiful and finely edited journal!
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World Without, the fifth collection of poetry by Paul Rossiter, gathers writing from 2008–2015. The title section of the book celebrates music, ancestors, places and occasions in Japan, England, Greece and Italy; this is followed by 'Landscapes', a sequence of largely elegiac poems; 'Found in Transcription', poems created from pre-existing texts, ranging from seventeenth-century descriptions of Cornwall to Piet Mondrian's letters from London in 1938–1940; and 'Ars Longa', a series of short poems about poetry. The final section, 'White Foxglove', brings together a Chinese nature goddess, a response to the work of the film-maker Patrick Keiller, and the landscape of north Cornwall (the part of England where Paul Rossiter was born in 1947). The poems in the collection range widely in time and setting, but place and landscape, both as constructed by history and as experienced by someone moving through or inhabiting them, are constant concerns.
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Neck of the Woods gathers all the sequences and poems from the period 2000–2015 that Peter Makin wishes to preserve, poems in which the waters, trees, bamboo groves, animals, birds and insects of the mountain valley north of Kyoto where he has lived for many years are registered with startling precision. But the book is also shot through with feelings of loss and grief, "the expressions of which drift in and out of the poems, as if emerging then receding behind the clouds, usually in the form of glimpsed memory. Neck of the Woods is an extended elegy, a most unique and beautiful one. The care Makin brings to his description of the natural feels, in its intensity, as if the memory of and abiding love for the person lost had somehow been transferred to the physical world around him, thus serving almost as a tribute or memorial. This is very moving poetry" (August Kleinzahler).
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Much of it composed during Peter Robinson's eighteen years living in Japan, The Draft Will brings together a selection of his experiments with the prose poem and an extended sequence exploring a mystery in the poet's family background. To these has been added a gathering of memoirs written for various occasions over thirty years. Among these is 'Lost and Found', an account of the events surrounding the discovery he was suffering from a brain tumour, and how after its removal he was able to return to Sendai, working there for a further twelve years. Robinson's unusual attention to the timbre and cadence of English has singled him out as among the distinctive poets of his time; The Draft Will is an essential element in this evolving body of work. 'A major English poet' (Poetry Review).
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Beethoven's Dream completes the cycle of hybrid works by Eric Selland which includes The Condition of Music and Arc Tangent. As in these other works, Selland extracts fragments from a working notebook, juxtaposing appropriated text with his own extemporaneous writing to produce these meditations on daily life, memory, desire and loss. The book contains two long works, 'Sketches' and 'Beethoven's Dream', where Selland's interests in music, philosophy, and painting – and the love of Beethoven that he shared with his father – merge with the workaday world of Silicon Valley's high-tech factories; the tension between dissatisfaction with that world and the desire to inhabit more completely life as it actually has become is a major concern. Both works explore the intersecting points of past and present, dream and reality, internal and external – where identity emerges 'as a cluster of unstable boundaries' – in language whose resonances and silences are equally haunted by the internal transformations of which they are the traces.
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In Dreaming of Zeus the Greek hunter goddess Artemis eliminates a photographer from her realm; Hera, the goddess of women and motherhood, enjoys a moment of repose in a tea salon; Persephone acclimates herself to Hades; the medieval Majorcan hedonist-turned-missionary Ramon Lull reflects on his career; the composer Erik Satie grieves the loss of his great love; a princess in Japanese legend goes mad when her lover flees; and a slumberer is visited by Zeus in her dreams. In an unusual and distinctive voice, Lesley Hardy's elegantly imagined poems conjure up figures in myth and history, capture evocative moments in dream and contemporary life, and illuminate where these worlds overlap and haunt each other. "Lesley Hardy has an uncanny ability to infuse with life characters from other worlds and other eras. Across an extraordinary range of subjects, images and ideas are conveyed with graceful precision in lines now glimmering with wit, now shaded by an inescapable strangeness. Perhaps most affecting of all that these poems have to offer are moments of simplicity that go right to the heart of things, and leave us grateful to have encountered a new poet of such rare gifts." (Dianne Highbridge)
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The poems in One More Civil Gesture, the first full collection by C. E. J. Simons, frequently take their subjects from singularities of nature and art – things that are wonderful not because they are unusual or rare, but because they deserve wonder, no matter how familiar: animal life; the seasons; family; myth; well-known Shakespeare plays. Simons wrote much of the book in Japan, where he has lived since 2006, and in the interstices of frequent travel in Asia, particularly to Burma, China, and Mongolia; the cultures and landscapes of these places, as well as of England and his native Canada, inform the work. "With something of Ted Hughes's unflinching power, allied to a troubled compassion, Chris Simons draws on a richly diverse range of subjects in poems that deal with the devastations and losses of the present, the past, and prehistory. Rhyme and violence are yoked together as 'Time picks history clean as a carcass', a cameraman earns a tough, affecting elegy, 'the anthropomorphic lie' confronts 'the truth in the hawk's eye', and the civil gesture of poetry encounters much that threatens its attempted composure. This is an impressive first volume." (Michael O'Neill)
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