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Kevin Spacey made his first-ever appearance on ELLEN this week. On the show, the actor shared what happened during the famous Oscar selfie, from his side of the story! Check out the clip below!
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- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Digital Direct Marketing Firm specializing in retail. Need some part time help through the holiday season for some office admin work. 8-10 hrs/week for 8 weeks. Entry level position, perfect for a recent graduate. The ideal person should have some office experience, be computer knowledgeable (MS Word, Excel, internet, etc), ...2 hours ago
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Casting for the feature film, "Full Moon, Inc." Project description: "Private investigator Nick Moon gets in over his head when he's hired by a femme fatale to find a stolen artifact that possesses mystical powers."17 hours ago
- November and December 2014 in Philadelphia suburbs.
- Seeking submissions from: Clifton Heights, PA
A riveting TV drama about paramedics dealing with the everyday stresses of saving lives everyday. This show will portray the emotions of the paramedics on and off the job, as it is guaranteed to draw in all audiences to follow these unsung heroes!yesterday
- Shoots October 26, November 8th, 9th, and 10th.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Director: Kieran Mulroy. NYU Advanced TV Pilot. Executive Produced by television veteran Gary Shimokawa. Lola, an ambitious but lost post-grad, has been forced to move back home to work at her father's photo store. After a series of events, she learns that her father Fred was once a famed criminal ...yesterday
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Casting "Chaos," a short student film project. Synopsis: A warden finds himself facing a riot happening in his own prison when the government not only refuses to send him enforcement, but also instructs him to let all of the prisoners out to destroy the ascending sound of revolution in the ...yesterday
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Casting extras for "My Crazy Love," a new Oxygen Network show. This romantic comedy recreation show demonstrates the crazy things people have done in the name of love. It premieres late-Oct. 2014.Monday
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Casting "Green With Envy," a Texas Southern University student film. Synopsis: A stage personality goes back to college only to run into an admirer with an anger management problem.Friday
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- Seeking submissions from: Chicago, IL
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Casting college-aged student extras for short student film, "The Faraway." Synopsis: "The Faraway" is a story about a con man posing as school teacher to hide from the mob.Thursday
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Casting "The Glass House," a trailer for the film adaptation of the suspense novel by Neils Williams. Synopsis: With a newlywed wife and a successful architect career, things are looking up for Todd Clemons. But when eccentric millionaire Thomas Glass comes to the town of Brookside Village, Texas, Todd's world ...Tuesday
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Seeking celebrity look-a-likes for Denis Leary's FX series "Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll."Monday
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Casting "Lady," a short film. Synopsis: "Lady" is the story of Brewer, a man who lives quietly with his wife, Sarah, and beloved dog, Lady, in a small Ozark town in southwest Missouri. When David, a greasy flatlander, shoots Lady for killing his chickens, Brewer drives straight up to David's ...Monday
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Seeking extras to play cavemen in a documentary. Casting personnel state: "Do people mistake you for a caveman? Do you have a stocky, muscular body and face that harkens back to an older time? Has anyone joked that you could play a Neanderthal? If you are short in stature but ...Monday
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Casting "G.o.s.p.e.l.," a feature film. Synopsis: This is the story of 10 community college students living in fictional Angelwood, CA: Adam the class clown, Amanda the church girl, Blake the jock, Britney the cheerleader, Clayton the rapper, Charlene the baby mama, Dwayne the gangster, Dade the rival gangster, Eric the ...Monday
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The touring exhibition 'Roads of Arabia: Archaeology and History of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia' -- at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum through Jan. 18 -- features 200 items in stone, gold, bronze and other metals, spanning millennia but unearthed only over the past 40 years. They show that, for many cultures and civilizations, the Arabian Peninsula was an important crossroads.
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Get trashy at world's biggest beach clean-up Saturday in Palm Beach County
- 8:30 am Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 by Barbara Marshall
Time to get trashy.
On Saturday, join about 650,000 volunteers across the globe – 3,000 expected in Palm Beach County – for the International Coastal Cleanup, the largest one-day beach cleaning on earth.
Last year, volunteers in 92 countries bagged 12.3 million pounds of trash and enough discarded fishing line to go up and over Mt. Everest five times.
Top trash? Cigarette butts, candy wrappers, plastic bottles and caps and plastic bags.
In Palm Beach County, cleanups will be held on beaches, the shores of Lake Okeechobee, the Intracoastal Water and in several neighborhood parks.
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Tonight's the night to photograph the supermoon — here's how to take your best shot
- 9:00 am Tuesday, September 9th, 2014 by Staci Sturrock
You thought Monday night's moon put on a good show? That was just a preview for tonight.
The third in this summer's trio of supermoons will rise at approximately 8 p.m. Tuesday, East Coast time.
Now, supermoons, which only look bigger and brighter because they're orbiting closer to Earth than what we might call non-supermoons, undoubtedly make super-cool pictures … if you know what you're doing,
Here's some advice from Palm Beach Post staff photographer Lannis Waters, our go-to guy for sunrises and sunsets:
Free concert: The Resolvers perform in West Palm Beach this weekend
- 11:59 am Thursday, August 14th, 2014 by llordi
The Resolvers are lined up to bring their unique sound — a marriage between roots reggae and New Orleans-style funk — to the downtown Meyer Amphitheater in West Palm Beach on Sunday.
Their 2012 album, "Big Band Reggae," debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard reggae charts, establishing the band's presence in the reggae world at large.
This free, family friendly performance is part of the Sunday on the Waterfront series, which runs 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. the third Sunday of every month.
Listen to a few of their songs:
Three Things You Must Read About in Friday's TGIF
- 6:00 am Wednesday, May 28th, 2014 by Larry Aydlette
1. Do you know the best beach in the Florida Keys? It's Bahai Honda State Park (photo above), where you can mix outdoor fun with a little history lesson about Henry Flagler's old Keys bridge. Read all about it in the TGIF Getaway.
2. Big movies opening this weekend: Angelina Jolie stars as the wicked queen in "Malificent," while TV's Seth MacFarlane tries his hand at a spaghetti Western in "A Million Ways to Die In The West." Read the reviews in TGIF's movie section.
3. "Cougar: The Musical" is playing at the Plaza Theater. See what Hap Erstein thought of it [More]
'Food Truck Safari' returns to Palm Beach Zoo Friday
- 1:17 pm Tuesday, March 18th, 2014 by Post Staff
Eat like a beast at this popular event which returns Friday at the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society. The event takes place from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and features food trucks, up-close animal encounters, live music and two beer/wine bars.
"Every 'Food Truck Safari' we have held has been a huge success," said Ron Brooks, Events Manager for the Zoo. "We are thrilled to offer this event and capitalize on the popularity of food trucks. It helps us entice people to the Zoo at a non-traditional hour, and maybe attract some first-time visitors."
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Indiana Jones meets LW Street Painting Festival?
- 11:58 am Monday, February 17th, 2014 by Post Staff
It's the 20th annual Street Painting Festival this weekend, Feb. 22-23, in downtown Lake Worth and backers put together this spiffy, Indiana Jones-like YouTube trailer to celebrate this year's theme of movies and movie characters.
For more info on the fest, see this Friday's TGIF section of The Palm Beach Post. Or visit http://www.streetpaintingfestivalinc.org.


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Love pies? So do we! That's why March is our inaugural Pie Month at selected Z stations nationwide.
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Every Friday during Pie Month we'll have a new and exciting pie that will be available for one day only!
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Friday 7 March – The Deluxe Pie with tender pieces of chicken breast, a dollop of cream cheese, asparagus and bacon
Friday 14 March – The Italian Meatball Pie with beef meatballs, tomato, onion, garlic, basil and oregano, topped with a creamy cheese sauce made with mozzarella
Friday 21 March – The Breakfast Pie starring cheesy sausages, smoky bacon, baked beans in a rich tomato sauce and topped off with an egg
Friday 28 March – The Chilli Con Carne Pie featuring beef mince, spicy Mexican beans, bell peppers, sour cream and a spicy nacho and cheese topped pastry mmm….
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Partying Like It's 1989: Taylor Swift goes pop, returns to singing about living in a big ol' city
Back to Life: On The Physical Life, a reunited Death From Above 1979 finish what they started
What Becomes of the Brokenhearted: Greg Cartwright's Reigning Sound brings Shattered songs to Nashville
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Surely you've heard the news: Taylor Swift has been named the new Global Welcome Ambassador of New York City, timing perfectly with the release of her new album, 1989, which opens with a track called "Welcome to New York." Is pop music ever not an advertisement these days? (Related: Read this great piece about pop music and advertising.)
Of course there's some backlash. What does Swift have to do with NYC? She was born in Pennsylvania, she grew up here in Tennessee and I've got a two-year-old MetroCard with $0.75 left on it that says she'll never step foot on the subway or even leave Manhattan without a camera crew urging her to do so. Does she know the politics of the city? Has she ever watched someone die in the East River? Is she going to do anything other than tell people to go to Times Square and shop at Target? Urinary tract infections have lasted longer than that woman has lived in the city!
Holy crap, y'all, Carcass is coming to Exit/In in LESS THAN TWO WEEKS! I don't even live in town anymore and I'm stoked for this.
Nashville missed out on the band's first major stateside tour in decades when Carcass headlined the Decibel Magazine tour earlier this year, but a bill with Exhumed, Obituary and Noisem is a sweet consolation prize. (Noisem played that Decibel tour, too.)
But my gut tells me that there might be some of you who aren't properly pumped about this show. If you have even a passing interest in metal, you need to cancel all other plans for Nov. 7. Don't have $25? Sell some plasma.
For the uninitiated, here's a Carcass primer:
Three dudes in Liverpool, England, started what would become Carcass in 1985. Bill Steer also played in Napalm Death (Scum, side 2), and Jeff Walker was in Electro Hippies. Early on, they were grindcore pioneers, putting out records with gory art and short songs with ridiculous titles. But we're gonna jump right into their finest hour.
It's not easy to write music that's technically accomplished, soulfully performed, addresses controversial social issues and appeals to a wide audience — let alone all at the same time. In that case, consider 24-year-old Andrew Hozier-Byrne something of a Superman. His self-titled debut LP came out Oct. 7 and is riding high on the charts, buoyed no doubt by a recent SNL appearance and the now-year-old breakout single "Take Me to Church." The song's humanizing messages about sexuality and defining a relationship with faith are extraordinarily well-spoken, as is his position on a variety of social issues; before he even had the cache of a respected popular artist, he used the YouTube video for "Church" to call for an end to violence against same-sex couples.
I spoke to Hozier about all that and more in previewing his sold-out two-night stand at Exit/In in September. Before he even played those dates — to a house full of fans including Taylor Swift (HT to Managing Editor Patrick Rodgers) — he was booked into the Ryman on March 14 next year, a date which promptly sold out. A second date has just been added for two days later, on March 16. Tickets go on sale Friday at noon right here, and will run $35-$45.
Check out the live performance of "Take Me to Church" from SNL's Oct. 11 broadcast above, plus "Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene" from the same show and a video for swell album cut "Jackie and Wilson" after the jump.
As he's toured in support of this year's excellent breakout release Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, we've seen locally residing country songster Sturgill Simpson play on Conan, on Letterman and in the famed (and recently saved) RCA Studio A. We've even seen him play Metamodern opener "Turtles All the Way Down" right here in Scene HQ. But this, my friends, is the big show. It doesn't get any bigger than The Tonight Show.
Last night, Simpson and his crew of top-notch players — guitarist Laur Joamets, bassist Kevin Black and drummer Miles Miller — graced The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for a performance of the aforementioned "Turtles." Is it just me, or does Fallon, who notes Metamodern's "massive critical acclaim," affect a bit of a Southern drawl when he tells Simpson, "That's good right there"? Regardless, it's a hell of a moment to see a Nashville singer deliver an original song about expanded consciousness, questioning conventional religion and "reptile aliens made of light" who "cut you open and pull out all your pain" on the most storied and most watched late-night program there is.
Simpson — who recently opened the third night of Jason Isbell's three-night stand at the Ryman — will next play Nashville Feb. 28 and March 1, when he'll appear at 3rd & Lindsley.
To simply run down an itemized, song-by-song list of every style that Nashville transplant Steve Voss incorporates into Whimsy, his solo debut under the name Tetherball, does a disservice to the imagination and craftsmanship Voss employs to tackle those styles. Whimsy, out yesterday on Music City's Silver Point Records, accomplishes an all-too-rare feat: It plays like one long, sustained breath of fresh air.
Throughout the record, Voss is able to draw a sense of coherence out of a remarkably varied palette that at times lands somewhere in the realm of jazz-folk (the acoustic campfire strum and unorthodox harmonies of "Gilded Rings") but also touches on a vaudevillian brand of herky-jerky circus rock ( album opener "Bootss"), country blues twang (the roadhouse swagger of "Boulderado"), and elegiac balladry so convincingly rendered it'll stop you in your tracks (the breathtaking "Puzzles," for example, with its delicate cocktail lounge arrangement and ghostly trumpet that hovers over the mood like a sad, heavy memory).
Gwar did the A.V. Undercover thing just in time for Halloween — as you can see above, the horror-core outfit delivered a fantastic version of Pet Shop Boys' "West End Girls." But the true magic comes at the end of the video when the band busts into their own take on one of my favorite songs, "People Who Died" by The Jim Carroll Band. I think there's something in my eye, some dust or fake blood or something. I can't possibly be tearing up over a Gwar performance.
Gwar, if you see this, please play this medley at your Nashville show at the Exit/In on Dec. 2. PLEASE. That would be amazing.
• Jack White protégé and former Black Belles frontwoman Olivia Jean celebrates the release of her debut solo record Bathtub Love Killings with an appropriately spooky Devil's Night show at White's Third Man Records. Unknown Hinson hosts. JP5, Weekend Babes and Breast Massage round out the bill. Oct. 30 at 7 p.m.
• You down wit' O.P.P. (Other People's Pumpkins)? Join Naughty by Nature with Ugly Kids Club, Trubz, The Captain Midnight Band, DJ Rage and more at Division Street's massive Midtown Monster Mash. The $25 cover gets you access to the outdoor stage and street party in the Soulshine Pizza district as well as five "haunted bars," promising six stages and 16 participating bars in all until 3 a.m. — along with prizes, costume contests, "1 super scary phone booth" and a ride-home program. Oct. 31 at 6 p.m.
• The Battle for the Bones event to benefit sarcoma awareness and research takes over the entire Mercy/High Watt/Cannery complex on Cannery Row with some of the biggest names in country music: Jake Owen, Gary Allan, Big & Rich, Gloriana and plenty more. Oct. 31 at 8 p.m.
• Break out the faux snakeskin and barbed-wire temporary tattoos for this trash fest: a three-band bill at The Basement featuring '80s hair-metal tribute act Hair to the Throne, Nashville's resident parody cock rockers LazerSnake and White Zombie cover band Welcome to Planet Motherfucker, naturally. Oct. 31 at 9 p.m.
Early this summer, contributor Itoro Udoko hipped us to 10 Ft. Flying Kick, the forthcoming full-length from North Carolina-transplanted MC Purpl Monk. Kick is here, and while it's smooth as hell, it also peaks that weird shit-o-meter. That should come as no surprise since the variety of collaborations on board include Bohemian Hype Cult's Treekeeper and Pradda, the latter of whom has a verse in the spacy chiller "Hiii Rollers." In the Dustin Lane-shot, Daniel Henry-directed clip above, see Monk, Pradda and crew cruising what looks like way-north Gallatin Pike on a lazy summer afternoon. Other contributors include much-loved producer SOSA and dance crew Two Fresh. After the jump, drop your Tuesday in the groove and stream Kick in its entirety.
The album — the singer's fifth, and her unabashed foray into pure pop territory — is self-confident without sounding self-serious. It's charming in its complete lack of subtlety. It would be surprisingly self-aware if anyone but Taylor Swift had made it.
But she did. Following in the footsteps of Reagan-era-established superstars like U2 and Madonna, on 1989, the not-so-country girl who epitomizes New Nashville continues to try to elevate her fame to new heights by breaking free of genre constrictions, haters be damned.
By comparison, 2012's Red, in all its jarring, super-pop-rock-dubstep-whatever, genre-bending success, retroactively looks like Swift in limbo. If she set out to make another album full of songs like "I Knew You Were Trouble," she didn't succeed.
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Barkan (Hebrew: בַּרְקָן), is an Israeli settlement in the northern West Bank, about 25 km east of Tel Aviv and 8 km west of Salfit, under the administrative local government of the Shomron Regional Council. According to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, the population was 1,200 at the end of 2004. The international community considers Israeli settlements in the West Bank illegal under international law, but the Israeli government disputes this.[1]
Founded in June 1981 by secular Israelis from the Beitar and Herut movements, Barkan is part of a chain of settlements built along the Trans-Samaria Highway, and adjacent to the Barkan Industrial Park. The park, established in 1982, has 120 businesses and factories manufacturing plastics, metal-work, food, textile, and more. Of the 5,000 workers, 90% are Palestinian Arabs.[2] The original name of the town was Beit Abba after Abba Ahimeir, a leader of the Lehi.[3]
An archeological site east of the town contains remnants of an Israelite settlement during the time of the first and second temples.
- ^ "The Geneva Convention". BBC News. 10 December 2009. Retrieved 27 November 2010.
- ^ Barkan Industrial Park
- ^ Miskin, Maayana (15 July 2011). "After 30 Years: Barkan Honors Achimeir". Israel National News. Retrieved 16 July 2011. "When Barkan was founded 30 years ago it had the name Beit Abba, in honor of Achimeir."
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Category Archives: Poems about Technology
You may stop and stare,
but do not pity me.
I may be caged,
but how are you free?
Chained to your desks
while I play & preen;
You spend half your days
glued to a screen.
I delight in my prey;
I pounce when they sing.
Chained to your devices;
you jump when they ping.
I don't beg for attention.
Selfie? Hear me roar!
Why update the pride
that I just caught a boar?
I owe no one money,
I have no where to be.
Perhaps you are caged,
And I,
I am free.
I photographed this Amur Tiger yesterday at Granby Zoo, Quebec. I was amazed how much the photo came out like a painting. It is not. It is my favourite animal photograph I've ever taken.
I always find it sad to see a caged animal, but when I read that there are fewer than 400 Amur Tigers left in the wild, I got thinking about how this one might not have survived life in the wild, or perhaps he was bred in captivity and never knew the wild. It got me thinking about North American society today, and how we are living our lives, so much 'freedom,' all these 'toys,' and yet so little time to actually stop and rest and enjoy living, and that's how this poem came to be.
For more information about the Amur Tiger and to learn how you can help conservation efforts, please visit http://www.worldwildlife.org/species/amur-tiger
An Interview with Heather Grace Stewart
Leap, from the author of Where the Butterflies Go, is available for purchase at Lulu.com and Amazon stores worldwide. It's also available on Kindle, Kobo, iBooks, and where all fine ebooks are sold. You can also order an autographed copy via Paypal. Contact the author at firstname.lastname@example.com. Half the proceeds from sales go to Hearts for Change – an Educational Project for orphaned children in Kenya.
Here's an interview with the author from 2010:
Questions for a Poet, As Put to Seamus Heaney
Q: Some years ago, Seamus Heaney told an English journalist: "My notion was always that, if the poems were good, they would force their way through." Is this now your experience?
HGS: Absolutely. Sometimes it comes through in a matter of minutes; other times, I write down a few lines, and the rest follows maybe a day or a few weeks later. But if it's good, it all ends up on the page…and then typed into a document in my "Poetry in the works" file on my computer, and then, if I still like it after I've lived with it a couple weeks, I put it into a "Poetry to publish" file.
Q: Over the years, Heaney often quoted Keats's observation, "If poetry comes not as naturally as leaves to a tree, it had better not come at all." Is that just a young poet's perspective?
HGS: I think so. It doesn't always come naturally to me. Sometimes I just need to sit down and force myself to write. Stop listening to the whining voice; shut it out, and just "do it."
Q: Does this mean that a poem essentially begins for you when you find a form?
HGS: A poem essentially begins for me when I've found my voice for it; the form takes shape with the voice.
Q: Is there a poetry time of day and a prose time of day?
HGS: Used to be I used my early mornings for poetry and at sunset, and prose anytime, but now that I am a mother, it's when I have a notepad, pen, and that spare minute when I'm not being asked to wipe a bum or put Barbie's head back on.
Q: I remember Anne Yeats saying that her father mumbled to himself when he started to write. Would the Stewart household know that a poem was coming on?
HGS: In my household my hubby can usually tell a poem (for kids or adults) is being born if he comes home at 6:30 p.m. and DD is beside me doing a puzzle; a grilled cheese or rice is burning on the stove, and I'm soaking wet; just out of the shower in a towel with a focused look on my face, typing at the computer, "Just a minute, honey I have this idea…" And he's so cool about that. He's used to me by now. Now my daughter's getting in on it, too. She looks at my face sometimes and says, "Mommy, what? Do you have an idea? Tell me, tell me, what is it? " I try hard to be in the moment with her as often as I can, but the kid is smart, she's onto me…so I usually end up spilling, because I don't like to talk down to her, and sometimes, just by explaining it to her, she helps me better formulate the idea. Just wait, you guys are going to love our kids poem, 'Cats Can't Cook!'
Q: Do you ever feel burdened by the sheer amount of work you know it will require to do justice to a particular inspiration?
HGS: All the time. All the time. Right now, I'm trying to write a poem that's going to do justice to this amazing group of people I've met online, and become close to over a year and a bit. Some might guffaw that you can make special friendships online. I beg to differ. I don't know how I'm going to write something that truly speaks to this experience I've had. I think maybe they'll help me somehow, because a lot of them are writers…actually, I've dedicated LEAP in part to them.
Q: How can you tell a poem is finished?
When it stops shouting at me. ;-)
Q: Do you keep a notebook of phrases and images for later use?
HGS: I have several notebooks, with penned poems/ ideas to type out later, and my images are saved on the computer by date.
Q: Does the poem come more quickly if there is a form? Would you be offended to be called a formalist?
HGS: I don't think anyone would call me a formalist, but I definitely use techniques. Just not formally. Okay, seriously now, I've written haiku, tanka,
and Villanelles, using proper form. I just don't like being weighed down by form. As Frank sang, I'll do it my way ;)
Q: Do you have a preference for pararhymes and half rhymes over full rhymes?
HGS: I only use rhyme when it will only come to me that way, and even then, I hesitate to use it. I have to think about it first. I ask myself, is this form going to help the message or hinder it?
Q: Are you a poet for whom the sound the words make is crucial?
HGS: It's all about sound for me. I love alliteration. Sometimes a poem starts out with words that sound great together; they just come to me and I have to write them down. For instance, I was walking to a Queen's University class at 8 a.m. one rainy spring day in Kingston, and couldn't get this line out of my head: 'These are the days, quickly melting away," (from the poem EQUINOX). The poem took off from there.
Q: Would you accept Eliot's contention that the subject matter is simply a device to keep the reader distracted while the poem performs its real work subliminally?
HGS: To some extent. But I don't do it on purpose. It must be subliminal. ;)
Q: What role does humor play in your poetry?
HGS: I don't try to be funny. I don't try to be anything. I just write the way I think, and I think people find my honesty refreshing and humorous.
Q: What are your thoughts about accessibility and obscurity in poetry?
HGS: Accessibility is probably my trademark: something I'm proud of and at the same time it's my tragic flaw, if you will, because I'm so accessible, many journals wouldn't be interested. I've managed to get several respected online journals interested, and printed ones in the UK, and even a Canadian textbook company sought me out. I've been published in international anthologies, including a very special one memorializing 911–Babylon Burning, edited by the great Canadian poet Todd Swift–and in a few print journals in Canada, but not the most "elite" ones–the ones that have been around almost 100 years. I've kind of given up trying because I don't think it's that important to me any more. I want to touch real people's lives; not just the academics. I want to write something that might comfort a stay-at-home mom or a couple struggling with their love/ marriage or a depressed person looking for a glimmer of hope in a fast-paced world. I think the people I'm trying to reach are more likely to happen upon my poetry on the Net, not so much in the special collections rooms of their libraries. I know that people can understand my poetry without having to go look in some reference book (except for the odd references I make to items in the news, and even then I try not to be obscure) and that's quite odd. But I can't change the way I write. I guess I'm destined to be a Fridge Poet – the one that makes it to everyone's fridge beside their kids' finger paintings. And at the same time, to help a few children in third-world countries get the education they wouldn't otherwise get. That's just fine with me.
Q: And the avant-garde?
HGS: I'd love to be avant-garde. I'd love to be Avant anything. Ahead by a Century. That's cool. I think some of my poems are there (for instance, my collection Leap features the concept of the Status Update as poetry), others, not so much, and I guess we'll see which ones stand the test of time in 100 years. Well, no, unless I live to be 137, I guess I won't see that. But whether they're set in a classic or innovative style, as long as my words can touch a few people's hearts along the way…for me, that's really all that matters.
Thanks for reading! —Heather Grace Stewart
Another Five Star Review for Three Spaces!
5.0 out of 5 stars
A self-contained trilogy of insight in microcosm and macro-wisdom January 16, 2014
By Carl J Dubois
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
The concept of "Three Spaces" is more genius than appears at first glance. Public Space and Personal Space are prelude and context for Cyberspace, and they set up beautifully the expression of the mixed emotions inspired by the new connectivity we find ourselves navigating in this changing world.
"Dances With My Daughter," in the Personal Space section, reveals — perhaps more than anywhere else — the poet, the woman, the mother, the wife, the person — the author and thinker coming to terms with all of life's demands, and the juggling act required by them, but mostly the liver of life who knows where the real stuff resides, and why we juggle.
It is instructive, accessible reflection from someone who finds the time to observe in a briefly detached way before rushing back into all of life's entanglements, commitments and momentum. So wonderful too how often it feels communal, as if she is expressing what we feel but struggle to say.
Open it to any page and enjoy the simple wisdom and honest revelations of self from a soul whose writing feels like her balancing act — beauty found in the spaces between all of our appointments, and like gifts rather than some obligation we have to read it so we can move on to the next thing on our list. You will want to keep it close by, to see what gifts it reveals next time.
What I'm Up To When I'm Not Tweeting/on Facebook
-In edits this month and next for my novel Strangely, Incredibly Good (more news on that from my new publisher next week!)
-Negotiating sale of poem 'The Day You Looked Me In The Eyes' (Three Spaces) to Oxford U. Press! It will be used for a teacher's resource guide to teach their UK syllabus; anticipated sales are 500 over 3 years. I've worked with Oxford University Press a few times and am so impressed with them.
-Preparing to read from The Groovy Granny and teach Haiku and freestyle poetry to Gr. 3's at a local school (early February 2014)
-Preparing to speak at Queen's Media and Journalism Conference March 8-9 2014 – thrilled to be invited back!
Can't wait to share more about my upcoming novel with all of you with a post from my new publisher – NEXT WEEK! :)
2013 in Review (THANK YOU READERS for All Your Blog Visits!)
I'm thrilled to learn that my blog had 21,000 views this year, because I have to admit, I haven't been focusing my time on creating many blog posts or links to my blog. I've been focusing my time on WRITING, and then when I have free time, I've created Facebook page posts, because so many of you have joined me there. Thanks again!
I haven't posted a lot to the blog this year because I've been occupied writing my novel. So, thanks for your patience, regular blog readers, and I promise you'll be rewarded for it in 2014!
All the best for 2014!
xox Heather
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog.
Here's an excerpt:
The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 21,000 times in 2013. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 8 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
The Day You Looked Me In The Eyes
from the collection Three Spaces
The Day You Looked Me in the Eyes
I was walking and texting, looking down,
People talking on smart phones.
Heading to opposite sides of town,
A polluted sea of white, black, brown
drones carrying plastic clones.
Suddenly, our worlds collided.
We stopped buying into lies.
At first, our chat was one-sided,
Then talk lived where text presided.
And you looked me in the eyes.
We tossed out laptops, tablets, phones.
Left to our own devices.
How long had we lived like drones?
Wireless, yet lifeless, down to our bones?
We'd become our vices.
A carriage ride through Central Park,
We lay in the grass, looked to the skies,
All day long we felt that spark:
Fire on the beach, stars lighting the dark.
The day you looked me in the eyes.
But face to face tired us out.
It's work to connect, we soon recalled.
ALL CAPS, less energy than a shout.
A Smiley, simpler than working it out.
So, back to our gadget clones we crawled.
I'm walking and texting, looking down,
People talking on their smart phones.
Heading to opposite sides of town,
A polluted sea of white, black, brown
drones carrying plastic clones.
Heather Grace Stewart
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National Poetry Month Events
Hey there. I'm not sure how many of you regular readers of WHERE THE BUTTERFLIES GO actually live in the Montreal area, but I'm doing a few special events for National Poetry Month and wanted you to know about them in case you can attend. Click on the photos to reach the event pages!
If you do attend either the Three Spaces book launch at Chapters Bookstore or the Herbs Café: A Night of Poetry & Music, please come say hi and let me know you follow my blog!
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CHRIS THOMPSON & CORAL CREEK put on a high-energy acoustic/electric show, featuring original material in the rock, reggae, country and bluegrass genres, plus great covers from The Grateful Dead, The Band, Bob Dylan, Peter Rowan, Jimmy Cliff and others - including unique renditions of traditional bluegrass tunes and rock classics.
With the release of his new record "THE ROAD AHEAD" (produced by Bill Nershi), Chris has assembled a talented group of musicians to help showcase the new original material while beefing-up his live performance sound. The CORAL CREEK line-up includes top players from the Colorado music scene, including Jim Allard on bass (previously of Shakedown Street), RT Weber on drums, Stef Briggs on Keys, Dennis Johnson on guitar and David Reid on Saxophone. Member of Coral Creek have been honored to perform with distinguished musicians including Bob Weir, Vince Welnick and Tom Constantin (Grateful Dead), Melvin Seals (Jerry Garcia Band), Bill Nershi and Keith Moseley (The String Cheese Incident), Buddy Cage (New Riders of the Purple Sage), Rob Eaton (DSO), Jeff Pevar (Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles, CSN), Rob Wasseman and other great players.
Originally from Rochester, MN, Chris Thompson has lived and performed in Mexico, Europe, Southern Africa, the Caribbean and most of the US. In 2001, Chris settled down in Colorado, planted roots and started writing and recording his unique flavor of acoustic fusion music. CHRIS THOMPSON & CORAL CREEK has been playing across the Colorado Front Range and US Virgin Islands since 2003.
For the past three years, the Denver based quintet Whiskey Tango has been motivating Colorado crowds to move their feet with their high energy shows and high octane attitude. This Bluegrass band has grass roots, and they recently emerged from their basement studio with their debut album Groggy Mountain Mornings. Capturing the rawness of the band, as well as their tenacious tone and attitude, this album reeks of wild west whiskey fueled thoughts and has a cornucopia of sounds that may surprise you. This band isn't just Bluegrass, it's "foot stomping slamgrass."
Formed within Denver's Jamband scene, Whiskey Tango embraces sounds from many genres and brings it all to a boil with mind blowing live improvisation. For 52 weeks straight, Whiskey Tango had a standing Tuesday night gig at Denver's Jamband headquarters, Quixote's True Blue, and "Tango Tuesdays" became a fixture of the Denver scene. That year shaped Whiskey Tango into a band on a mission to get their music heard by a wider audience and eventually led the band to trim their line-up down to five core members.
While they are the first to admit there is no way a studio recording can capture the energy of their explosive live show, Groggy Mountain Mornings showcases the bands diversity. The album features elements of Bluegrass, Country, Rock, Funk, Reggae and Psychedelia-woven together into one seamless collection of songs. Unanimous love for The Grateful Dead just may well be the unifying thread that holds the Whiskey Tango tapestry together and their love of "Space" left no space unfilled.
You can download the entire album, Groggy Mountain Mornings, for free at www.whiskeytangoco.com
A trio featuring mostly bluegrass & Americana with swing elements and original music. Wood & Wire features everything from three part harmonies to rippin' fast instrumentals. Cutting their teeth on mostly traditional bluegrass and swing tunes to start, they also feature some original music written by Matt Slusher and Tony Kamel and are in the process of writing more original tunes for the band.
Matt Slusher is a talented multi-instrumentalist from McAllen, TX that plays with several bands in the Austin area such as La Tampiquena, Shawn Nelson, and Rodney Hayden. He is also a founding member of the South Austin Jug band. A veteran of all styles. Matt & Tony met at the Old Settlers Music Festival in 2009 where they picked at the campgrounds all night and have done so every year since then.
Dom Fisher studied Jazz Studies at Ithaca College in New York and Moved to Austin two years ago from Nashville. In Nashville he played with several Bluegrass and Old Time groups like The Howling Brothers and Stop Gap. Here in Austin he also plays with bluegrass groups My Pet Possum and Flatiron with Tony.
Tony Kamel hails from Houston, TX and started playing bluegrass music in 2008. Since he started performing in 2010, he joined with Dom in two other bluegrass projects, My Pet Possum and Flatiron. He also plays frequently with The Bluegrass Outfit with a bunch of other talented bluegrass folk around these parts.
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Jonny Miller - Mandolin/Vocals
Luke Blaser - Guitar
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Christine King - Fiddle/Vocals
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If you're over 21, come before 9 PM and get in FREE. After 9 PM the cost will be $10. If you are under 21, the cost will be $10 throughout the night. Join the Cervantes' Text Group. Anyone over 21 on the Text Group will be admitted for Free until 9 PM. To join Cervantes' Text Group, text CERVANTES to 91944.
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Sun, October 26
The Once In A Lifetime Tour
Wed, October 29
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Wed, November 5
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Thu, November 6
Grass For That Ass - The Champ and the Colonel feat. Tyler Grant (Grant Farm), Andy Thorn & Friends w/ Birds of Chicago and Acoustic Mining Company
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Long time Supertouch buddy KAWS has become a true force of nature in the art world in recent years. Emerging from his early roots in animation and graffiti in the 90s to reign over streetwear and the vinyl toy industry in the 2000s, the artist known to his parents as Brian Donnelley is now a major player in the art world. This meteoric ascendency is due in large part to his prodigious and unrelentingly stunning Read More
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Proving that Sunday is shaping up to be the new Thursday nite in NYC, the provocatively-titled group show Satan Ceramics featuring new work by Tom Sachs, Mary Frey, Pat McCarthy, and JJ Peet opened at Salon 94 in Freeman's Alley, LES. While appearing to be an unlikely show, in fact, the four artists Read More
Irish painter & street artist Conor Harrington's penchant for bouts of Victorian rounds of fisticuffs plays out once again in the streets of London with this new piece titled Once Were Warriors. Keep an eye on Supertouch for the first look at his upcoming Read More
Persecuted Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's biggest ever solo exhibition opened today at the Brooklyn Museum. But prior to an 81-day detention by Chinese authorities in 2011, Ai's passport was confiscated, and he cannot travel to coordinate or even see his own exhibit. The Brooklyn show includes "Sacred," a depiction of his incarceration in six dioramas, in its first North American appearance.
National Geographic met and spoke with Ai in Beijing where he lives.
Longtime Supertouch buddy Camille Rose Garcia's trademark storybook surrealism has been a dominant force in the world of underground art for years and is now gaining the proper recognition in fine art circles it so rightly deserves. And though that attention has come through the elevation of her artwork at elite, high-end art galleries in recent years, her dedication to the upstart art spaces that built her career remains intact, as evidenced by the opening of her latest body of work, "La Danse Macabre," at Kirsten Anderson's landmark Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle last Read More
Renowned for his minimalist organic modernism, design world luminary Marc Newson—who's sculpted everything from from watches to children's bunk beds, cars, boats, and even shoes by Nike—has brought his aesthetic to one of Japan's most ancient & enduring design objects: the traditional katana sword. In collaboration with Japanese design firm Wow led by Read More
Underground art fans have long been devoted collectors of the kitsch paintings of Margaret Keane who became a veritable art star in the 1960s & 70s with her imagery of big-eyed girls and boys that seemingly populated every suburban American living room and den of the era. Read More
Telling a thorough history of where tattooing's been and where it's headed in this country with the help of heavyweight authorities like Ed Hardy, Jack Rudy, Mark Mahoney, Freddy Negrete, and Mister Cartoon, "Tattoo Nation" is the first major documentary on the subject to see a widespread theatrical debut. Beginning this week, the film will begin showing in major theaters throughout the country, illustrating (no pun intended) exactly how massive and mainstream the once outlaw art has become. Read More
BOB DYLAN is the rare musician who's late career output remains undiminished with some of his best albums of his oeuvre having been released in the last 10 years. We can't quite extend that accolade to his fine art career, however, which makes the transition from drawings on paper (his "Drawn Blank" series) to formal paintings with the opening of his show, "BOB DYLAN ON CANVAS," currently on display at London's upscale tourist art gallery HALCYON. Ranging in price from $150,000–100,000 USD, the canvases depict everyday subject matter with titles like "Two Sisters," "Staircase," and "Motel Pool," and illustrate the rock legend's naive style that teeters somewhere in the netherworld between Impressionism and Expressionism. In spite of the heady pricetags, however, Dylan doesn't seem to be taking his own work too seriously: "I just draw what's interesting to me, and then I paint it. Rows of houses, orchard acres, lines of tree trunks, could be anything. I can take a bowl of fruit and turn it into a life and death drama. Women are power figures, so I depict them that way. I can find people to paint in mobile home communities. I could paint bourgeois people too. I'm not trying to make social comment or fulfill somebody's vision and I can find subject matter anywhere. I guess in some way that comes out of the folk world that I came up in." We at ST prefer to think of these paintings as sort of the visual equivalent of Jakob Dylan's musical output. HAVE A LOOK: Read More


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OnBase has a number of different user interfaces available which are called Clients. There is variety in the functionality and some specific advantages to each one. The OnBase team will help each area select the appropriate interface for their users as part of the project discovery and requirements. One implementation area can use multiple different user interfaces.
Any use of OnBase requires that you have a user login set up inside of OnBase. Login accounts are created and administered by the User Manager in your area. User Managers can create new accounts, add accounts to existing user security groups in OnBase, and re-set OnBase passwords if needed.
What if I am off campus?
If you are off-campus and want to access OnBase, you can do so with a web client. However you will ALSO need to be logged in to the BU VPN before connecting to OnBase.
What browser should I use?
Some of the OnBase Clients rely on a web browser. Not all web browsers are compatibile with our current version of OnBase. Here is a list of browsers that do and do not work with the two OnBase web clients most commonly in use at BU. Please also read the "What Client should I use?" section below for more details on which client you are likely using, browsers compatible with other OnBase web clients, and Mac vs. Windows platform considerations.
This section has been updated to reflect OnBase version 13 which will be in use at Boston University as of 8/18/2014
|OnBase 13
HTML Only Web Client
|OnBase 13
Active X Web Client
|Internet Explorer 6
|Internet Explorer 7
|Internet Explorer 8
May have issues opening PDF files
|Internet Explorer 9
|Internet Explorer 10
|Internet Explorer 11
|Yes – Recommended!
|Yes – Recommended!
|Firefox ESR 17
|Firefox ESR 24
|Google Chrome
|Safari 5.1 update 9
and greater (5.1.9+)
|Safari 6.0 update 4
and greater (6.0.4+)
|Safari 6.1.x
|Safari 7.0.x
Any browsers not listed as supported in the above table are UNSUPPORTED at this time.
Check out the Boston University Browser Information and Trouble Shooting page if you need more information about how to determine what version of a browser you are using or how to downgrade to an earlier version.
If you are using another application, such as BUworks, which requires a browser version not compatible with OnBase, you will need to choose one browser to use with OnBase and another to use with the other application and maintain their versions appropriately.
What Client should I use?
Which client you should be using depends on the OnBase application area that you work in. More information about each client appears in the Clients section below.
This section has been updated to reflect OnBase version 13 which will be in use at Boston University as of 8/18/2014
|Windows Browsers
|For MACS
|HTML Only Web Client
|Graduate Engineering
MET Grad
Provost / eCAP Users
|Mozilla Firefox® versions ESR 17 and ESR 24
Internet Explorer 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 or 11.0
|MAC users with Mozilla Firefox® versions ESR 17 and ESR 24
Safari 5.1.9 and 6.0.4
|ActiveX Web Client
|Admissions / Enrollment
HR Personnel
MET Grad – Program Coordinators only
MET Undergrad Admissions
|Internet Explorer 7.0, 8.0, or 9.0, 10.0 or 11.0
The following are recomended versions of IE based on operating system:
|Not for MAC
|Java Web Client
|Formerly used by Provost & Grad Engineering
|This client is no longer available – replaced with HTML Only Client
|This client is no longer available – replaced with HTML Only Client
|Thick Client
|All areas scanning stations
Administrators in some areas
|not browser based; desktop install
Requires a fixed IP address and firewall security clearance
|Not for MAC
|Thick Client on
Quest App Portal
|Admissions / Enrollment
HR Benefits
MET Grad – Program Coordinators
|not browser based; app portal access installed on desktop
Quest Portal
|MAC / Linux Users with app portal access
|MET Graduate
Graduate ENG
HR Personnel
|not browser based
Outlook 2010
MS Office must be version 2010, 32 bit
It is ok for Windows to be 64 bit
Boston University upgraded from OnBase 11 to OnBase 13 over the weekend of August 15, 2014. If you are still using version 11 web client links, they will cease to function. KACE was used to push upgrades to the Thick Client, Active X, and Outlook clients out. HTML Only client users need to make sure that they have updated their desktop icons, browser bookmarks or favorites to use the OnBase 13 web client links. The appropriate links were distributed to OnBase subject matter experts in each area. If you need assistance please log a help desk ticket.
How can I tell what version of the web client I am running?
- If the url link you are using has 'uisobw1.bu.edu' or 'uisob2.bu.edu' in it, then it is an OnBase 11 link that won't work any more.
- If the url link you are using has 'onbase.bu.edu' in it, then it is an OnBase 13 link which should work.
The Clients
For each of the interfaces listed below there are notes about the interface and some important functional items:
There is a grid that shows what each different client can do on the OnBase User Group web page.
Web Clients
Log in to web clients using your BU login and Kerboros password. You must still have an OnBase account set up but access will be granted through a single sign-on process. Web client access may also require that you have a SecureID if your OnBase application contains sensitive information on documents or keywords. It is likely that adjustments will also have to be made to the Internet Explorer security settings on your desktop in order to use one of the web clients smoothly.
- HTML-Only Web Client – does not require an active X installation on the desktop for use.
- ActiveX Web Client – a local installation of ActiveX controls on your desktop computer is a pre-requisite to using this interface. This is a full featured web client.
- Java Client- this client is no longer available with OnBase version 13.
Outlook Client
This interfaces offers the opportunity to quickly and easily commit emails and email attachments as documents to OnBase. You can also quickly send a document out of OnBase attached to an email if appropriate security rights have been granted. A desktop installation is required to use this interface. This interface is only certified to work with Windows platform Outlook installation.
Logging in to the Outlook client is prompted the first time OnBase functionality is called for from the Outlook ribbon. Users login with their OnBase login and password. You will stay logged in as long as you do not close Outlook or until an hour has gone by with no OnBase activity. Your OnBase user license will be consumed as long as you remain logged into Outlook or until an hour has gone by without activity, so concurrent licenses may be tied up.
If you would like to use the OnBase interface, please send a Service Now help desk request requesting this interface and specifying which users would like to use it.
Thick Client
The Thick Client is a heavy installation on the user desktop computer and is required for use on all scanning stations. When booting up the thick client in the production environment, make sure to use the desktop icon that specifies PROD and that "observerp" is displayed in the first drop down on the login window. Most Thick Client installations use the OnBase login and password rather than Kerboros. Thick Client access also requires a fixed IP address for your computer and adjustments to security firewalls as well as the installation of an Oracle database client and ODBC connections. We prefer not to install the Thick Client on staff working stations since it requires significant additional effort to install initially and upgrade to new versions. If there is a pressing need for functionality offered by the Thick Client which is not available in a web client, you can request a Thick Client installation.
App Portal
The Application Portal is an alternate way to use the Thick Client by accessing a remote server rather than having it installed on your desktop. This is also an alternative suitable for Linux and MAC users. Access to the App Portal must be set up on your desktop. More information about the Quest Portal.
NOTE: Access to OnBase from mobile devices (eg. IPads, Black Berries, Android Phones, etc.) is not currently available at BU. Modules which will allow access through these platforms are avaialable at additional cost and would require a project investigation through IS&T.
In addition to multiple user interfaces, there are two different OnBase environments that you might interact with. If you are asked to conduct testing on new development or changes to OnBase configurations, you might need a login to our Test environment. User Acceptance Testing should always be done in the same user interface(s) that will be used in Production.
OnBase user accounts are set up separately in Production and Test so you can not assume that if you have a login to one that you will have both. The User Manager for your area can set up accounts in both environments.
Web Clients
All the web clients listed above for the Production environment are also available in the Test environment. However they have different and separate web links (favorites). The appropriate link to the Test client will be provided to testers as needed. Be careful that you select the correct web link favorite for the environment you want to log into.
Thick Client
When booting up the thick client to access the TEST environment, make sure to use the desktop icon that specifies 'TEST' and that "observrt" is displayed in the first drop down on the login screen. Use your OnBase login and password (not Kerboros).


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Lindsey Vonn has certainly been in the news a lot lately, and it's been for widely disparate reasons. Earlier this month Vonn suffered a gruesome crash at the World Championships in Austria, and the video pretty much immediately went viral. As a result of the mishap, Vonn tore both her ACL and MCL, shutting down her skiing career for the immediate future, and putting an appearance at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games somewhat in doubt. However, Vonn's managed to make a lot of noise off the mountain, as well. A few days before the crash, rumors started flying that Vonn was dating prolific golfer and philanderer Tiger Woods, which continued after Woods sent his private jet to pick up Vonn overseas following the crash. All the theories seemed to be confirmed this week with reports that Vonn was spending time with Woods' family, even teaching his children how to ski. Well, count one more chance for Vonn to be in the news — and perhaps go viral — as the 28-year-old posted a photo of her bust...
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Monday I blogged about the experience my wife, Gretchen, was having on the Carnival Cruise Line ship Triumph.
That's the one being towed to land after having a fire in the engine room.
I have not heard again from Gretchen, but I have been watching news reports that include descriptions from other Triumph passengers — even scenes of sewage sloshing in the hallways and long lines for food.
Troubling, to say the least.
I am constantly watching my cell phone for any text that might come from my wife, since that's the way she communicated with me Monday.
She did not, at midday Monday, describe the conditions mentioned above. She did say that early on they had to use bags for their restroom needs, but that was the worst of the conditions she mentioned.
I'm now seeing a report in tweets that the U.S. Coast Guard and the National Transportation Safety Board have started an investigation into the engine room fire on the Triumph.
I began getting calls and emails and social media contacts from national news outlets Monday evening. They have continued Tuesday.
I know there isn't much information to be had on this developing story, and, since I'm a journalist, I know what it's like to search for every bit of information possible.
I apologize to the media folks, local, foreign and domestic, who have invited me to comment. I haven't had time to respond. We're on deadline for our paper, we are preparing for a big Thursday event, our Healthiest Employers luncheon, and we're trying to keep our readers up-to-date on what's going on in the Wichita business community.
Besides that, I'm making sure my teenage daughters have everything they need and trying to figure out a way to make the trip back to Kansas an easy one for Gretchen and her friends.
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237 Davis Lake Rd
Ste B
Lapeer, MI 48446
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Patient Reviews
- Currently 3.5 of 4 stars
The overall average patient rating of Dr. Karim Fram is Excellent.
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Specialties & Research
Dr. Karim Fram, MD is board certified in Neurology.
Education & Awards
Dr. Fram graduated from University Of Cairo.
Dr. Fram has 9 hospital affiliations:
- Ingham Regional Medical Center
- POH Medical Center
Accepted Insurance Plans
Dr. Fram accepts these health insurances in at least one office:
- Priority Health - 6 plans
- United Healthcare - 20 plans
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan - 3 plans
- Molina Healthcare - 1 plan
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois - 1 plan
- Meridian Health Plan of MI, Inc. (Formerly Health Plan of MI) - 1 plan
- HealthPlus of Michigan - 3 plans
- Cigna - 4 plans
- Humana - 2 plans
- McLaren Health Plan - 2 plans
- USA H & W Network - 1 plan
- Aetna - 2 plans
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- Where does Dr. Karim Fram practice?
Dr. Karim Fram practices Neurology near Lapeer, MI.
Additional practice locations include: Metamora, MI.
See Lapeer Neurologists.