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- Two Weeks In August--Ch. 9
December 01, 2010 02:57AM - Two Weeks In August--Ch. 8
November 27, 2010 11:17PM - Two Weeks In August--Ch. 7
November 20, 2010 12:21AM - Two Weeks In August--ch. 6
November 18, 2010 11:56PM - Two Weeks In August--Ch. 5
November 18, 2010 12:14AM
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Two Weeks In August--Ch. 9
I never met Susan's brother. She rarely spoke of him, and when she did she used words I knew they could never be connected with him. Joe spoke of his only son, but he never looked me in the face as if his dead son was an evil creature and only… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--Ch. 8
Denis loved the young ones, the pretty ones, the ones who didn't have enough self-esteem to cross a busy street without worrying they'd get hit by cars. Denis cruised them easily in the clubs. He looked for the 'one' who was alone which meant he was alone in life where… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--Ch. 7
Susan watched me wonder through my backyard. The trees and bushes and hedges towered me. I didn't mind. When storms came, and they did come to San Diego, at night I heard the trees buckle and sway like lazy fat people in hammocks. I plucked dead leaves and tugged branches… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--ch. 6
"You don't have to cry each time he leaves. If I did what you did, my eyeballs would be permanently red all the time." I frowned because I thought I was being mean. Barbie looked at me as she ate her sandwich and wiped her nose with a paper napkin… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--Ch. 5
I didn't hear Denis leave. He must've left very early in the morning. Because when I woke up he was gone. I knew he'd leave. That was his way. I tried to explain Denis to friends; but I tried to explain him more to me. I didn't understand him sometimes.… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--ch. 4
"Didn't think you'd wait for me."
"No. I didn't."
Kat turned and smiled at me, got up and walked away. I watched her walk then disappear around the bend of the sidewalk and through the tall hedges. I didn't love her then. I didn't know her. But there… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--Ch. 3
47 years of marriage was a long time. For Kat and Joe it wasn't long enough. Kat was slowly dying in the house across from mine, but no one knew except for Joe who protected her as much as he could. And when she did die in that early afternoon,… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--Ch. 2
I stayed up late the next night. I didn't want to call Denis. He'd be too upset, or as much as he could be. He held his emotions so close to him it took a stainless steele blade just to pry them away from body. I never knew what he was… Read full post »
Two Weeks In August--ch. 1
At some point in the conversation, the cell died. Denis was left wondering if I was going to call back. So he waited and waited for thirty minutes. And when I didn't call back, he brushed his teeth and went straight to bed. But he couldn't sleep. He kept thinking… Read full post »
The happiest place on earth wasn't Disneyland
Last night was my second date with David, and it was a surprise. He left a text message wanting to know if I was free at around 10pm. 10pm?! By now I was in my pjs and typing up a clean edited and revised chapter 9 of my novel. He… Read full post »
A lazy day at the park
I spent most of the day at Balboa Park with Carolyn. Today was her day off and after nice lunch at Wendy's and a bit of shopping at the 99 cent store on University avenue, we drove to the park. It was free museum Tuesday and the place was packed… Read full post »
June gloom in a city of sun
Most of the days in June are grey. If you live near the coast like I do, everyday looks as though someone took a huge paint brush, dipped it into a giant metal can, pulled the brush out and began to swath the sky in uneven colors of grey. I love the… Read full post »
Blanche shows us what sex is really about.
Blanche was never shy when it came to sex. That's what I loved about her character.
Sex was meant to be fun and playful, dirty and hot. Of course, making babies is important, too. But I'd like to think God invented sex so that we could have some fun the… Read full post »
Michelle dances better than me!
Don't laugh!
I can't dance. The last time I did any formal dancing was at my sister's wedding almost twenty years ago.
Luckily, I drank a whole bottle of champagne and made out with the photographer who looked like Tom Selleck, before my friends found me and dragged me onto… Read full post »
A laundromat a million, billion miles away
Years and years ago, when I had my tiny studio apartment, I used to do my laundry late at night at a 24 hour laundromat a few blocks away. Back then it was somewhat safe and I didn't really worry too much about getting mugged or assaulted.
I was poor and so… Read full post »
A missing place setting...
Jeffrey's grandmother passed away this morning. Even though he and I were never really close as friends, I do feel sorry for him and I convyed a message of sympathy.
Death is a funny thing. I usually don't think about it until it strikes close to home. I guess trying to get… Read full post »
Sometimes a whistle makes a day
Each morning I take my prozac and each morning I'm sure there's enough to last me for 30 days.
But now that the Memorial Day weekend is coming up and many things to do between now and then, I looked into my little plastic bottle and discovered only three.… Read full post »
The quest for truth and meaning at Mudfest 2010
Ben and I were at Mudfest 2010 at Balboa Park this morning.
The name intrigued me, "Mudfest," so I called Ben and asked him if he wanted to go and check it out. Well, it turns out the festivale had to do with clay and all the wonderful uses for… Read full post »
Crying for both the fear and beauty of nature
It's 1968 and I discovered nature for the first time. I'm four years old and my father quickly took that photo.
My two cousins are in the background ignoring me which hasn't stopped in 40+ years.
This past Monday my good friend Bart asked me if I wanted to… Read full post »
Hunter's search
Hunter was at my house tonight. He was feeling a bit blue and wandered over here to hang out, eat pizza, and look at my turtles which I keep in a huge tank in my den. Sleeping quietly underwater they ignored him as he peered through the glass.
I was online… Read full post »
My Prada?
My sister Joanna is a tough cookie, fiercly independent, and isn't impressed by a person's moniker or profession. It's who you are in the inside that counts.
So when the history department held their bi-weekly meeting, one of their topics of discussion was Joanna...specifically how she dres… Read full post »
The moon and Gus are nice tonight...
Gus is training for the Rock 'n Roll marathon here in town. It's next month, June 6th which is on a Sunday.
He came to the movies right after his run. He lifted up his pants and showed us his white socks. Gus didn't have time to change them as his… Read full post »
Hunter is my new best friend
Sometimes I never get to see my best friend, Carl. He's busy these days making movies; and when he does call, it's only for a favor.
So I went in search of a new best friend. My requirements weren't demanding. I wanted someone to hang with, go to the movies,… Read full post »
The beast with a hundred knives
I suppose I could've posted a photo of John Gardner. Instead I put a pic of my favorite orange on youtube, "Annoying Orange." I hope I spelled his name correctly. I don't want this crazy orange to haunt my dreams. Well, better an orange than John Gardner.
He's the one who… Read full post »
Penny candy is for babies
My allowence in the early 1970s was $1 a week. And to earn extra money my friends and I would go door to door asking for any empty coke bottles. We'd then stash them for the week and come Saturday morning haul out the bottles to the nearest 7-11 and redeem them for… Read full post »


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10/29/2014 'Dogs Back On the RoadThe Fresno State volleyball team (6-18, 1-9) takes the road once again to continue their second half of the Mountain West Conference slate playing San Jose State (3-20, 0-10) this Thursday, Oct. 30 and UNLV (19-5, 7-2) on Saturday, Nov. 1. 06/24/2013 71 Bulldogs Named 2012-13 MW Scholar AthletesA total of 71 Fresno State student-athletes were honored as part of a league-record 623 Mountain West scholar athletes. 02/14/2013 `Dogs Honored at Annual BanquetThe Fresno State volleyball team concluded the 2012 season with its annual end of the year banquet. The coaches honored various student-athletes with program awards. 01/31/2013 43 Bulldogs Earn MW Academic Honors43 Fresno State student-athletes earned 2012 Fall Academic All-Mountain West honors. 11/23/2012 Senior Duo Says Final GoodbyeThe Fresno State volleyball team will honor two seniors as they play in their final conference game on Friday, Nov. 23. 06/27/2011 2011 Inferno Grass TourneyThree members of the Bulldog volleyball team blazed through the Fresno Grass Volleyball Association's Inferno Tournament this past weekend as undefeated champions. 08/13/2010 2010 Volleyball Individual PhotosThe 2010 Fresno State Volleyball Team took their individual portraits this week. 10/08/2009 Volleyball battle the Utah State Aggiesvb vs utah st Last updated: Jan. 7, 2013 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Agraz is pronounced "Uh-grauz"
Fresno State Accolades 2012 (SENIOR): Appeared in 71 sets and 27 matches as libero or defensive specialist ... recorded 14 assists (0.2 aps) and 10 aces (0.14 saps) ... in her first start at libero, she tallied a career best 20 digs ... on senior night, she collected a new career-high of 21 digs ... had a total of 143 digs on the season (2.0 dps). 2011 (JUNIOR): Honored by the College Sports Information Directors of America as the program's first Academic All-American ... appeared in 105 sets and all 29 matches with 21 starts as a junior outside hitter or defensive specialist... led the team with 33 aces (0.31 aces/set) and recorded 120 kills (1.1 kps) and 194 digs (1.9 dps) ... delivered three double-digit kill efforts and five double-digit dig marks ... posted single-game career-bests with 13 kills at UNLV (9/16/11), 19 digs vs. Hawai'i (10/27/11), three assists at Idaho (10/15/11), and twice notched four aces and 17.0 points. 2010 (SOPHOMORE): Became the program's first Academic All-District honoree as a second-team selection ... appeared in 96 sets and all 28 matches as a sophomore outside hitter ... led the team with 21 aces and recorded 75 kills, 10 assists, 71 digs, and 41 blocks on the year... posted a season-high nine kills in five-set win at Cal State Bakersfield (10/20/10) ... delivered a season-best .400 hitting percentage at Utah State (9/30/10) ... notched a season-high eight digs versus Boise State (10/25/10). 2009 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 14 matches as a freshman, starting in seven ... recorded 25 kills, four assists, four service aces and 61 blocks on the year ... posted a season-high eight kills and a .207 hitting percentage at Boise State (10/1/09) ... smashed seven kills with a season-high 40 attempts and season-high 3.0 blocks and 9.5 points at Idaho (10/3/09) ... posted 10 digs in two separate matches ... served a season-best two aces versus Utah State (10/8/09). HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner in volleyball ... co-captain her senior year ... WYL League Champions her junior and senior seasons ... Valley Division III Champions her junior year ... WYL first-team selection in 2007 and 2008 ... two-time MVP at HHS in 2007 and 2008 ... named to the Molten Improvement first-team by prepvolleyball.com in 2007 ... named one of the top 150 seniors by prepvolleyball.com in 2008 ... second team Under Armour High School All-American by the American Volleyball Coaches Association in 2008 ... a Fresno Bee first team selection in 2007 and 2008 ... the 2009 Hanford High School Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... the 2009 HHS class Salutatorian. PERSONAL: Born January 29, 1991 ... parents are Agustin and Rocio Agraz ... has one sister Diana ... lists hobbies as acting, playing piano and arts and crafts ... lists her favorite athlete as Misty May-Treanor because she is a fighter, very intense, is always focused and is an all-around amazing player ... lists her biggest athletic thrill as winning the Division III Valley Championship her junior year at Hanford High ... admires her family the most ... was also recruited by Gonzaga, San Francisco, West Point, Colorado State, Loyola Marymount and Portland ... chose to attend Fresno State because it's close to home, the support the athletic program gets, the team and the Smittcamp Family honors program.
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Introducing Bubba and His Custom Bubba-Q Grills
by Joseph Erdos in Shows, July 23rd, 2013As a genuine Texas pit master with more than 40 years of barbecue experience, Bubba knows what he's doing. When he's not building custom smokers and grills, he runs a catering outfit and cooks for weekly hoedowns at the Hedger House Bar and Grill. But even the best 'cue master can't do it all by himself. Bubba has help from his family and friends, characters who all bring their own specialties to the table.
Bubba's brother George, known as Fobo, a '60s hippie through and through, is Bubba's right-hand man, helping him build the one-of-a-kind barbecues. Then there's Bubba's son Bobby, who's the brains of the operation — with his degree in engineering, he has the right combination of technical know-how and common sense to bring the technical aspects of each custom grill to life without letting it get out of control. Barry, Bubba's longtime friend, is a metal fabricator, or "man of steel," who can turn almost anything into a custom barbecue. Arlene is Bubba's sister-in-law, who, when she's not working at her tattoo shop or riding her motorcycle, helps Bubba by designing the artwork for each grill and by doing the custom paint jobs. And finally, without Lonni, Bubba's business manager in charge of customer relations and sales, there'd be no one to keep the team in line.
Bubba-Q premieres Monday, August 19 at 10:30pm. Watch the preview of the new Food Network series above.
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Hey Bubba, George, Barry, Bobby and Arlene. I just saw the show and loved it. I went to school with Arlene and know that she was a talented artist. I also love to BBQ and can't wait to see more of your creations and maybe try some of your "Q". I wish the best to all of you!!!
Awesome job Bubba! Do you still make your famous Bridgendine?
Really enjoyed the show. Impressive ideas and building skills. Good Luck.
OMG Loved the show. I watch Food Network all the time. Love the cast especially FBO he is awesome. All the cast is great except Lonnie. Is she for real? She just doesnt fit in. Wish they would get rid of her aside from Lonnie the show is great will continue to watch it just wish it was an hour long. Half an hour just isnt enough. Need more Bubba Q!!!!!!!
My name is Devan, I have a wonderful father that could use your help. He has a mustang we call the rust-tang. My dad sold it to my brother a few yrs ago. My dad already restored a 66' fastback mustang. Wanted to do a coupe for my mom. But she has major health issues and she had to stop working. So he sold the car to my brother, keeping in family. But my brother trying to sell it for a down payment for a house. My brother and wife, and 2 children live in my parent's downstairs. But my grandmother needs to move in, so they need to move out. Anyways…dad took a loan out to buy back car, and give them down payment. Turning it in to a bubba q could really help everyone. Taking a grill/ smoker/ bbq could help pay for bills. Thank you if anyone reads this. And would love for you to help people that truly need it. And deserve it, they have done so much for me, my sister and two brother. Thank you!!!
Bubba-Q is the best thing since sliced bread. And they'll put some slammin' barbeque right on that sliced bread. LOVE THE SHOW!!!!
Hey Bubba ! You said there was going to be a show and lo and behold here it is ! Don't forget to come back to the Hedger and cook us some more Bubba Q !
sorry but alittle to redneck for philly….. becouse he is actualy in jersey
Great show Bubba, names mike. I am from jersey. But. Job moved me to Florida. Spend most of my spare time parking my "70 bronco on Daytona beach. Would love to make it a "BUBBA,S BRONCO-Q" and show it off on the beach. Let's talk.
Bubba we are so proud of you. Fabulous show. And yes people Bubba is truly just as awesome in real life. What a great show what a great person… Wishing you an amazing amount of luck. See you at the hedger real soon.


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is currently limited to track and submix volumes, so if you need to
de-ess or kill noise for a few seconds somewhere, you'd have to jump
through a few hoops.For the record:
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So I have limited space and limited desired quantity (5 gal batch max). I have a 15.5 keg that I received legally. I was wondering if there would be any drawbacks from just cutting the keg around the circumference at the 8 gal mark. (enough boiling clearance for a 5 gal batch even with 90 min boils) Cons
I would see if anyone wanted to trade you a 8 gallon brew kettle for that instead. I know if I had a brew pot and wanted a keg i would do the trade! Kegs are somewhat hard to find in some areas for some people.
It would be better to cut it at the top skirt weld rather than the 8 gallon mark. I consider 10 gallons the minimum for an all grain 6 gallon batch.
I am open to trading but someone would need to be close to San Diego because shipping the keg seems to defeat the purpose. So BobbyM you think I should cut it around the 13.5 gal mark according to this pic (http://www.homebrewtalk.com/gallery/...hp?photo=29194). What is your reasoning here? Thanks for the comments.
There's no real detriment to having a larger pot. A smaller pot is prone to boil overs. You can take metal away, but adding isn't so easy.
You will have NO problem getting a good price for that keg around San Diego. You could probably trade for a march pump, then get yourself a good turkey fryer kit with an 8 gal kettle...... If you ever upgrade from there, you'll always have a use for the 8 gal kettle, but a chopped up keg loses it's resale value pretty quickly
Thanks for the feedback. I'm currently building a cabinet to keep all my brewing equipment. So if it will fit the keggle full size then I will keep it as large as possible. Do you guys have any good suggestions for trying to trade the keg for a kettle? (craigslist?)


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- 'Right now, it's gaali-galoch ka politics; I say CCTV cameras, they call me a bandar', says Arvind Kejriwal
- Upadhyay to cadre: Accept Bedi for Modi
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- Delhi has 695 critical polling stations: Election Commission
- Last lap, nervous BJP calls party to Delhi, for Delhi
Third Jharkhand legislator joins Trinamool Congress before formation of state unit
In its quest to emerge as the largest regional party in the 16th Lok Sabha, the All India Trinamool Congress is making an aggressive push into Jharkhand. By luring former Congress minister Chandra Shekhar Dubey on Sunday, it acquired its third legislator in the state even before the formation of a state unit.
This, on top of getting Shibu Soren's younger brother and JMM's Bokaro district president Lalu Soren on board.
Dubey, expelled from his cabinet by chief minister Hemant Soren on February 19th for personal attacks against him, joined the TMC in Kolkata on Sunday in the presence of general secretary Mukul Roy. He had waited to see if the Congress would give him the Dhanbad Lok Sabha ticket. With the INC's decision to give that seat to Ajay Dubey on Saturday, decks were cleared for 'Dadai' Dubey to go over to the TMC and contest from Dhanbad.
After Bandhu Tirkey and Chamra Linda — the party's candidates for Ranchi and Lohardaga respectively — joined on March 3rd, it is as if the floodgates opened. The names of almost every leader likely to be ignored by their respective parties in ticket distribution have been associated with the TMC — Stephen Marandi of the Congress and Paulus Surin of the JMM among them.
Some of these individuals are likely to stay with their parties, but the TMC does not deny it has been talking with them. So much so, political parties across the state are waiting with pregnant indignation for the second candidates' list of the TMC, expected on Sunday.
All this, from a party that was widely derided for a poorly-attended rally in Ranchi on January 11. The party's Rajya Sabha MP K.D. Singh, who has since resigned from his Jharkhand seat, was the main organiser. That day also marked his first official event in Jharkhand since being elected in 2010. Singh, chairman emeritus of the Chandigarh-based Alchemist group, won as a JMM candidate under controversial circumstances before going over to the TMC in a matter of months.
The TMC appointed a state convenor in Dilip Chatterjee on February 18. "The Ranchi rally was not very important. What mattered was a February 8th rally in Dhanbad, which was well attended," said Chatterjee. He also handles the Ranchi district office; TMC now has functioning units in Jamshedpur, Dhanbad and Bokaro districts. "We want to contest all 14 Lok Sabha seats and have finalised names for 5-6 of them. For the state assembly [elections, scheduled for 2015] too, we will have candidates for all seats," added Chatterjee.
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6 Tips for Living Authentically
2. Ground yourself. Ground
yourself into the earth; connecting with nature is a great way to return to the
present moment. When we don't feel
grounded, we don't feel safe. And when
we don't feel safe, we are unable to rise up and fly, either physically or
3. Be compassionate and gentle with
yourself. This is a tall order for Americans. Our society is so other-oriented, we're
taught from the time we're young children to strive to be our best and to
compete against others. But if we don't
rest, we burn out. I have to constantly
remind myself to be gentler with myself.
A contemplation to help with this is to ask yourself, "What am I not
giving myself credit for?"
4. Remember: life is about the journey, not the
destination. I remember, and then I forget, over and
over. I just want it to be done some
days, but then I remember my belief that when we're done, we're dead. I'm not ready to be dead, so I might as well
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Coast Guard preparing for weekend storm condition forecast
Friday, July 4, 2014
BOSTON — The Coast Guard is urging mariners in the New England area to prepare for inclement weather over the Fourth of July weekend.
Trailerable boats should be pulled from the water and stored in a place that is not prone to flooding. Those who are leaving their boats in the water are reminded to secure life rings, life jackets and small boats. These items, if not secured properly, can break free and require valuable search and rescue resources to be diverted to ensure they are not actually people in distress.
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Importance of Sound in Poetry.
Marjorie Perloff and Craig Dworkin (eds.), The Sound of Poetry / The Poetry of Sound (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009), Page 352, ISBN: 9780226657431.[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
The Sound of Poetry/The Poetry of Sound, edited by Marjorie Perloff and Craig Dworkin, contains a "super collection" of essays thrashing a new wave in twenty-first century American poetry. In her 2006 presidential address to the MLA annual conference, Perloff called for the discussion of sound in poetry as essential for a new age of technology. This book is a fulfillment of the direction Perloff wants to give to American poetry in today's age of high-tech sonic revolution.
Through this book, Perloff, along with Dworkin, is pushing the traditional methods of studying poetry to their limits and has introduced the new approach of sound structure to the study of poetry. What is sound in poetry? How does sound work in poetry? What is the poetry of sound? Why poetry of sound? These are some of the questions I want to address in my review of the present book. Sound in poetry, as Gerald L. Burns puts it in his blurb to this book "is not just one thing but an array of phenomena (noise, music, voices, echoes) at play in all varieties of poetic experience-innovation, translation, performance, even visual construction" (00). Poetry of sound explores the sound dimensions, which have been long 'discarded' or unexplored in the discourse of poetry working precisely "in the crevice between sound and language" (193). Unlike traditional practices in poetry which 'equate' 'lyric' to 'poetry' and look for subjective states and meanings in poetry, poetry of sound explores performative, visual and auditory qualities of poetic sound. In its exploration of sound dimensions, it does not disregard history and culture, but rather brings us to light how these qualities of sound can tell us more about our historical and cultural dimensions. For instance, Yoko Tawada's "The Art of Being Nonsynchronous" locates meanings of sound in "culturally coded body;" Ruben Gallo in "Jean Cocteau's Radio Poetry "shows the political and technological settings that make certain kind of sound perceptible; Charles Bernstein's "Hearing Voices," as Craig Dworkin puts it, "insists on the unique inscriptions made by individuals whose cultural positions are audible in their accents, aspects of voice that mark class, geography, gender, and race"(13).
Reading this book makes us feel that poetry of sound can also played a role of subcultural resistance against bourgeoisie politics and wars. To illustrate this case with an example, Steve McCaffery in his essay "Cacophony, Abstraction, and Potentiality" included in the book states: "In March 1915 [Hugo] Ball's friend and future Dadaist Walter Serner joined ... Hugo Kernsten and Emil Szittya, launched a prescient attack on the current military conflict per se but on the linguistic structures of the bourgeois institutions-religion, politics, the current cultural industry-that collectively composed a grammar of war" reflected in Apollinaire's Calligramme and F. T. Marinetti's Parole in liberta (121). McCaffery also mentions the Dadaist Hugo Ball resisting the "dehumanizing rhythms of the machine" and practices of ethno-poetics to exploit the "creative potential" of madness and insanity. Likewise, Christian Bok in "When Cyborgs Versify" shows how poems like "The Cyborg Opera" "respond to this modern milieu of global terror by combining, purely phonic effect, silly words from the popular culture of globalized capitalism...." (135). These cultural dimensions of poetry of sound, I believe, can give us an answer of our question why sound is so important in poetry. Why we need an alternative emphasis on sound than on subjectivity and meanings can be a matter of debate, but its aesthetic and cultural values cannot be denied.
Divided into three parts, each part of the book talks separately about one particular aspect of poetic sound. The first part "Translating Sound," talks about the constraints in the readability and translatability of sound. The essays in this part include those by Susan Stewart, Leevi Lento, Yunte Huang, Rosmarie Waldrop, Richard Sleburth and Gordana P. Crnkovic. The second part "Performing Sound" includes contributions by Nancy Perloff, Steve McCaughey, Christiana Bok, Charles Bernstein, Helen Aji, Craig Dworkin and Yoko Tawado. This part explores the interrelationship between sound and repetition, sound poetry and music, hearings and voices, sound and form, theatricality and sound The third part "Sounding the Visual" consists of essays by Susan Howe, Ruben Gallo, Antonio Sergio Bessa, Johanna Drucker, Min-Qian Ma, Brian M. Reed and Kenneth Goldsmith, and this part discusses the performative, visual and auditory qualities of sound poetry, signification of bodily movement in performance, and the influences that recording technologies made on "lyric voices."
The inclusion of sound structure in poetry from different cultures and languages, the contributors' perspectives on poetry from different parts of the world, and texts from medieval lyrics to the contemporary avant-garde make us feel not only an "explosion of modernism" in recent decades but also its extensions to all over the globe. The overarching point that the book makes is that if we are living in the age of sonic revolution, sound must be the major element under discussion in the discourse of twenty-first century poetry. No more meanings! No more subjectivities! Only SOUND!
Reviewed by Yubraj Aryal, Purdue University
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Ferocity is lost if you don't use it in 10 seconds... Ferocity doesn't generate until ult is over... Lose MS buff on Ult... Rito has finally ruined my favorite champ. GG Rest in peace my sweet kitty.
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I feel like I should mention that removing the slow on Bola Strike would remove the identity of the skill (it's a bola!). Also, I don't think Rengar should have too many ways to trigger Unseen Predator out of a brush. Isn't that suppose to be Rengar's major strength/weakness (and core identity as a predator-in-the-jungle)? Simply allowing his traps to be triggered by monsters gives him an escape mechanism - you don't need to make his E an escape mechanism too. (I hope the arm time on his trap is fairly quick). One thing I would request is that his Bola grant sight - for similar reasons to Elise. Landing a snare blind and not having a visible target to lung on will feel pretty bad. At least before it was targeted - so you had to already be able to see the target. P.S. Please make his trap look like a Bushwhack. Steal Nidalee's if you must. It would just suit him perfectly.
RiotScruffy! Wait wait wait. You said that all ferocity abilities are based on the level like W at the moment. Doesn't that mean Rengar's ferocity damage will be capped off even if building damage?
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Many years ago, when I began the Invisible Universe documentary, I asked my friend, multimedia producer, art director, animator, editor and illustrator, Jason Scott Jones if he would design a logo for the project. The result, the mysterious "Moonface" that the project has been utilizing ever since. I recently asked Jason to come back on the project to do some new graphic design for it as we move into post-production. I've recently seen some of the rough designs and all I can say is folks are going to really love them. Stay tuned for the big introduction and in the meantime check out some of Jason's work here: Jason Scott Jones
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I love to eat this when i'm craving Chinese food but dont want all the extra calories Submitted by BEACHBODYREADY Carbs: 70.1g | Fat: 3g | Fiber: 11.1g | Protein: 21.7g | Calories: 387.7
You will never guess that the dressing is oil free and packed with 3 cups of greens, zucchini, and avocado! I call it great green dressing. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 22.9g | Calories: 232.1
If you love fajitas, but are watching your sodium intake, try this salt-free rub! It lends a complex flavor to meat without the high sodium counts traditionally found in Mexican dishes. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 19.8
Who says you have to serve fajitas in a flour tortilla? Instead of serving peppers in the fajitas, I serve fajitas in a roasted pepper! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.5g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 31.8g | Calories: 339.1
Sweet and tangy oranges pair perfectly with rich, salty miso. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 29.3g | Calories: 236
Vinaigrettes are perfect as salad dressing, a dipping sauce for steamed vegetables, and a marinade for lean cuts of meats. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.3g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 47.2
Biting into a perfectly crispy fried shrimp is so satisfying. The 10 grams of fat per serving? Not so satisfying. This dish has all the crunch, with much less fat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 193.7
Eat as a side salad or add two grilled scallops and a slice of grilled whole-grain bread for a meal! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 105
Save money and time with this Chinese food makeover. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.3g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 262.3
Satiate your craving for chili dogs with this tasty dish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 34.7g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 7.3g | Protein: 14g | Calories: 194.7
Ever tried turning zucchini into "pasta"? With a vegetable peeler, it's easy to create ribbons of squash. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 56.4
It will be our little secret that this recipe isn't high in fat. It's so creamy no one will ever know! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 51.8
We tend to think of herbs as garnishes, but parsley takes a starring role in this fresh pesto. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 23.8g | Calories: 157
This is Chef Meg's take on a turkey reuben! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 38.7g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28.5g | Calories: 339.5
I love enchiladas! These are full of vegetables in addition to the cheese and creamy sauce. Each one has a full serving of veggies, plus almost 20% of your daily fiber. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 11.4g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 29.2g | Calories: 335.7
This dish is perfect for busy nights. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 31.6g | Calories: 334.8
What a treat these burgers are! I love how the tangy flavor of the sauce and the peppery notes of the greens play off the savory burger. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 28.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 6.5g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 262.4
These bite-size tacos are always a hit in our house! Have some fun with this recipe; try adding chopped chives, avocado, different varieties of beans, or red onions. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 40.4
Warm meat, gooey cheese, and grilled vegetables--what's not to love about a Philly cheese steak? How about the more than 1,600 calories in each one! This take on the classic skimps on fat but not flavor. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 41.2g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 409
With this dish you get a serving of fruit in every portion. Dice the orange if you prefer smaller pieces and--if you're feeling creative--use a vegetable peeler to create curls of orange zest. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 14.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 26.2g | Calories: 222.5


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A refreshing alternative to tuna salad. Pair with tomatoes and cucumber for a light lunch. Submitted by JLPNURSE Carbs: 20.4g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 6.1g | Protein: 27.6g | Calories: 219.1
We love all the sweet flavors and contrasting textures in this simple fruit salad. Sprinkle chopped, toasted nuts or granola on top for crunch. Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 136.7
Think you dislike beets? Not after trying this recipe! Roasting brings out the beets' natural sweetness, and the feta offers a salty contrast. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 14g | Fat: 14.4g | Fiber: 4.2g | Protein: 5g | Calories: 201.3
Quick and nutritious, this zesty take on pasta salad is a family favorite. Garnish with fresh herbs and black olives. Submitted by RDEPASS Carbs: 45.6g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 267.8
A spicy Cajun twist to the familiar Caesar salad. Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 31.2g | Calories: 209.2
A yummy low fat, high protein side dish Submitted by SCDAILEY Carbs: 24g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 140.9
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FANTASTIC!! Submitted by KRISTINALYNNE28 Carbs: 64g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 20.3g | Protein: 21.1g | Calories: 373.7
Serve this black bean salsa known as cowboy caviar at your next potluck. Submitted by JANAE55 Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 68.8
Most pasta salads are heavy on the pasta and light on everything else. This version, which can be served warm or cold, includes a hefty portion of vegetables--both spinach and tomatoes. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 12g | Calories: 267.2


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Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Ivory Coast, the world's biggest cocoa producer, plans to impose a purchase limit on exporters as part of industry reforms designed to boost output, according to a draft government plan.
"To avoid any dominant market position abuses a purchase limit will be imposed on authorized exporters," a group set up by the agriculture ministry said in the plan, which was obtained by Bloomberg. The plan didn't give further details and is yet to be publicly released. No one answered calls made to the Abidjan- based ministry today.
The West African nation's reforms also plan to set up a pre-selling system with 70 percent to 80 percent of the annual output sold before the start of each season, the document showed. As much as 70 percent of the sales will be undertaken by exporters and the remainder by a state-controlled industry manager that will be established, according to the document.
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hi Phileas,
If you are going around the world - in 80 days or otherwise - can I pleeeeeeeease be Passepartout?
nice pics - undies were there - even if you weren't totally in them!
Wow, Ozguy & Ankh I am now in need of a wank thanks to you ;)
Very hot pics!!
I would post mine, but its too embarrassing :p
I really wants me some o' these Bonds. Guy inside them optional... My boyfriend would love 'em, oh man.
Bought 'em this morning .....
hello Sweetness:kiss:
they don't leave a lot to the imagination!;)
Who needs imagination when you can see Oz in his undies ;)
I like those seamless Bonds and what's in them (ww)
I agree ;)
Love what is under them YouFoundMeOut .. bloody sexy cock.
One of mine will try to find some more...
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More pics from me:
A couple more...
hey guys,
variation upon a theme - 'cos I am not good at rules.
me kilt pics - 'cos the scots don't wear undies.;)
I'm supposed to run away screaming now aren't I ;)
Well seeing as you like to dress up...I guess it's my turn now ;)
Love the tie! :)
love all the hot underwear, love to take e'm off too
You are the best. I like the tie, but I like
what it points toward. Really, really nice.
hey Shep,
I don't think that we have seen you on here yet????
here's another of me - in Aussiebums - very comfy undies;)
Love those aussiebums,
and I love your aussie body.
My partner vetoes my pictures on here.
But I enjoy the photos of those who can post.
I would give you an aussiebum bulge to remember.
I'm still waiting to see your toolbelt ;)
Love this thread :D!
Lot's of variety here ..| !
I got a few pics too :twisted:!
I like pic 3 - it shows off your ass(ets)
Not yet, try harder :lol:
^ shhhhhhhhhh - really loose ass!
(but still love him!)
Voyeur looks in and sees two JUBbers going at it.
Nice work!
We sure try Shep :lol:
we try really hard:lol:
Found 'em in the bottom of the drawer .... forgot I had them. Comfy, too ....
I would fall to my knees,
and I would lick those legs to the hidden places.
he is rather nice isn't he Buttons?
I will share with you.
No you won't! But I might share with you ;)


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You could blindfold me, throw me in a car, fire up the engine, and I'll tell you if it's a Porsche or not. The distinct sound of a Porsche boxer six is one of the most recognizable sounds in the automotive world; it never gets old, and most importantly, it never disappoints. When the chance to drive a Porsche Boxster S for an evening arose, I jumped to the occasion. Then I giggled all the way to the parking garage with keys in hand.
Our test unit was equipped with Porsche's PDK transmission, a $3420 option. While the PDK pulls off lightning-fast shifts that are smoother than any driver could duplicate, there's just something missing when a sports car only has two pedals to work with. As if any Porsche should need a sport button, but the car would've benefited greatly had it been equipped with the $1320 Sport Chrono Package, which as Phil noted adds a sport mode.
This Boxster S came with $7500 in options including: $500 for heated seats, $900 for ventilated seats, and $695 for Bluetooth. If it were buying one, I'd ditch all three of these; opt for the manual transmission, pick up the Sport Chrono Package for $960, and a limited-slip differential for $950, and then find the nearest race track.
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I never knew that Argentina had gone through a similar situation as Greece in terms of their economy. Anyways, Argentina is in the right direction which is good for the country since Brazil is growing which will increase economic rivalry between the two countries. Now they have some money and they can also borrow money from China since China is already looking to invest in South America. Senora Fernandez is a good prospect for the upcoming election since she seems to have a plan to make Argentina great. What else could you ask for.
Fernandez is basically riding the commodities wave and using this windfall to buy votes from the poor at the expense of the middle class. Her government is doing nothing to develop more tertiary industries and invest in development away from commodities.
If there is a collapse in commodity prices so will her gov't.
"The Widow"? what kind of a derogatory title is that? When Margaret Thatcher got elected, should be have said the Vagina Got Elected? yes, I know it is harsh, but it is meant to point out that we proper journalists refer to people by their names. If you must refer to someone's attributes, pick something over which they have control.
Shame on you Economist.
If Christina Fernandez has helped Argentina crawl out of it's depressed funk from a decade ago and has set the country on an upward economic trend, then it is great that she's set to win the election on the 23rd and with a large margin to boot. However, if her presidential plans truly do include re-evaluating the constitution to make it possible for her to run for a third term, rather than stabalizing the economy, decreasing Argentine debt, and securing trade relationships, then voters should not be excited about her imminent election.
Ms Fernandez needs to make sure she has her country's and citizens' values at heart and knows how to help the struggling nation re-emerge as a world power. While her husband's untimely death is tragic, she can only ride on the sympathy of her constituents for so long before she is forced to actually make lasting changes in the country. So far she has rebuilt Argentina's economy and funded welfare, unemployment, and poverty programs, among other things. But in this presidential term, Ms Fernandez must implement long-lasting changes that will Argentina avoid any future threats to its economy. It's going to be another hectic few years for Argentina and its president-almost-elect.
China, as of late, has been more interested in creating economic ties with South America, thus slowly ousting the U.S. as Latin America's main economic supporter. Therefore it would not be surprising to see Ms. Kirchner turn to China for more short-term economic growth. She should also attempt to strengthen the relationship between Argentina and Brazil, as Brazil has shown itself to be a Latin American leader in economics and international affairs.
In spite of what the critics say, the growth at all cost is the best position for Argentina in today's economic climate. Conventional methods have led the world into a system of economic unpredictability, so any form of fiscal innovation is welcome, especially if it means that your economy will show at least a bit of forward stability. Ms. Fernandez is of the first whom have guided the Argentinian economy on a straight path away from an impoverishment since the crash of 2001, so she deserves to be in charge for another term, or perhaps two, in order to continue an unfulfilled trend that has worked thus far.
Cristina Fernandez is trying to find the very important balance between economic growth and industry control. By nationalizing certain sectors, she is giving the government power to raise revenue. But at the same time, she is limiting economic growth by creating strict polices. By preventing major multinationals run rampant in her country, she may have scared away some potential investors (especially the US or any other western power). Her best bet right is to going to China for credit, and hoping they would lend her the proper capital she needs. I believe that China will likely respond with a yes because they have a lot of reserves they are willing to part with. It would be interesting to see a Latin American country grow without US being the major proponent behind it. So in the near future, we can expect lots of Chinese and Argentinian diplomacy meets, and things like NAAFTA become further and further away in the distance.
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Unfortunately every country is burdened by it's history and it's culture,this is again apparent in the case of Argentina,where the only excuse for Ms.Kirchner as head of government is that she happens to be the widow of former head of state - she is no doubt a sound person in herself,although she probably would not be in office today but for her husband.I cannot otherwise understand the logic of her being in office and in power,but if this is what Argentinians have chosen and want,that is what they get.As for the lurching from one crisis to another,well that is Argentina - the country of Evita.Maybe political scientists would also study the psychology of nations in order to understand the behaviour of nations.I really do not understand,however, perforce, nations bear the consequences of the actions of the people they elect to run their governments.It really is absurd and laughable, when as often happens, they turn round usually after a brief honeymoon to complain at the incompetence of those who they themselves elected !
Cristina Fernández could do all the things that the Economist suggests, but I somehow doubt she will. After all, her husband implemented economically foolish policies that the Economist said would lead to ruin and he became hugely popular.
Most of us thought that the reality had caught up with Ms. Fernández back during the Great Recession. Now she seems to have escaped it using nationalizations and other bad tools. She has merely delayed the day of reckoning and in doing so, made it more painful. The sooner she does the right thing, the easier (or less difficult) it will be.
Poor Argentina.
This co..sucker takes it all. Another few years of this sc..bag. I really feel sorry for all Argentinians.
Every comment on Argentina's situation seems to totally ignore that it has the highest income in LatAm, which explains why it receives half of its immigrants.
Even though Argentina has been down in the dumps its seems as though it is now climbing out and moving in the right direction. They have some money and a leader to tell them what to do. What else could you ask for. If they follow what she says, and she follows what the man above her says ( she is taking orders from another) then they could make it out in the next decade and be one their way. Their neighbor Brazil is doing very well and they can benefit from that.
No need for a High Street flutter on this one. Hands down victory. All of this makes sense from the purely economic side, but in the broader context of "political economy" one might want to discuss the influence of the power behind the woman at the Pink House who is the Kabuki face representing the essence of Kirchnerismo 2.0. And that man is economy minister Octavio Bordon, who is often photographed as the male form alongside Cristina in photo ops to assure a connection back to the hustings appeal of Juan and Evita.
An interesting article in HuffPo a few months ago examines the political dynamics in a rather un-politically incorrect fashion. http://huff.to/kPBbT0
The poor Mr Duhalde you mention is only poor in ideas because he is a fair weather friend of liberal economic policy, hardly operating with the zeal of a convert that is more appreciated by the oligarchs the Duhaldes ultimately serve. When he was challenging Menem two decades ago, he was the anti-corruption, anti-drug candidate and look at drug driven crime in Argentina today. His roots in Peronism are with old timers like Herminio Iglesias and labor czars Lorenzo Miguel and Saul Ubaldini who walked around with enough lead in them from Peronist gun battles to set off a metal detector at the Ezeiza airport. And how can you trust any economy with numbers when one of those who followed Mr Cavallo at the Central Bank was also a fan of window dressing and left and became a senior consultant with the Bank of England...
An Article from "The Buenos Aires Herald", where there are some words of a speech said by the President of the UIA, an private association formed by the biggest industries of Argentina.
An Orwellian inference if I ever read one:
"after years of grinding austerity, Argentina subsided into a debt default and devaluation"
In fact, Argentina defaulted for quite the opposite reason, its failure to sustain and build on the gains of austerity, stabilization, and structural adjustment. Under the reform stewardship of Domingo Cavallo after 1990 Argentina was not perfect but doing pretty well. I was in the country working for Octavio Bordon, the opponent of Cavallo and Menem, but I soon realised I was working for the wrong side.
The transition from austerity and stabilization occurred in the first half of the 1990s, more or less, and Argentina was ready to embark on 2nd stage structural adjustment (reforming the institutions, etc.). The trouble started again however with the return, in the second Menem administration, to populism, mafia-style rent seeking, and institutional decadence of the kind that later resurfaced during the reign of the Kirchners.
In other words it was the premature abandonment of austerity/adjustment and the reversion to borrowing and debt that produced default and devaluation. That's the only lesson for Greece now. But I know, I'll have to get used to this kind of truth twisting after the recent change of political direction at The Economist.
"come clean about inflation" please STOP with this wishful thinking, 25% inflation rate is well below average for Argentina during the last century.
We are just kind of masochist when it comes to monetary policy.
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I love San Francisco ;)
the invisible bridge
San Francisco
This photo was shot on film. Taken by wil6ka using Lucky SHD 100 film in San Francisco, United States. These tags describe this photo: panoramic, trip, california, chilly, keith, shadow, sun, dry, fog, clouds, gate, san, balck, golden, and francisco. Date: 2011-09. This photo can also be found in the album the invisible bridge.Where is this?
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