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When you should seek treatment for abdominal pain
Every organ in the abdomen and pelvis (including the muscles and skin of the abdominal wall) has nerve endings and can cause pain. While nearly everyone has experienced abdominal pain, it is usually self limited and mild. Think antacids for heartburn symptoms, diet modifications for food intolerances, fluids and time for gastroenteritis, stool softners for constipation. While more severe causes of abdominal pain are rare, it is important they are recognized as they may have more severe consequences to health.
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In many cases, trigeminal neuralgia is caused by compression of the facial nerve most commonly by the superior cerebellar artery or the anterior inferior cerebellar artery, although trigeminal neuralgia can be due to compression by a persistent permanent trigeminal artery or odioectatic basilar artery. Other causes of Trigeminal Neuralgia can include demyelinating disease (such as multiple sclerosis) and tumor. In some cases, the cause of Trigeminal Neuralgia is ...
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Recovering from major surgery is an active process that typically takes 6 weeks. Surgical pain is normal and expected, but the pain experience may be different for individuals. Since pain can interfere with your ability to participate in activities to prevent complications (coughing, deep breathing, walking), treating pain is critically important for a successful surgical recovery. Many patients are afraid to take prescription narcotics or "pain killers" because they do not want to become "addicted." However, untreated pain can lead to the development of permanent pain pathways to the brain, which can delay your recovery and possibly even result in chronic pain.
Narcotic use varies among individuals and there is a big difference between drug dependence and addiction. Dependence is when the body has become accustomed to the medication. This can occur anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks after you start taking pain killers regularly, like after surgery. Addiction, however, generally implies that the medication or substance is interfering with your life in some way. You can become dependent on pain killers during your surgical recovery, but with medical management of your withdrawal from these medications, you will avoid addiction. It is important to use your prescription pain killers as directed to avoid overuse. On the other hand, you do not want to avoid using pain killers when you need them to remain comfortable and active. Stopping your pain killers "cold turkey" can be dangerous and it may cause considerable discomfort. The surgical team will work with you to develop a plan to wean you off your pain killers gradually and safely, at a time when you are ready.
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During the past several weeks there has been much in the news about contaminated steroid compounds being used by pain management clinics around the country for steroid injection procedures. The result has been a significant number serious spinal meningitis cases, including some fatalities, in patients who received these injections. These tainted compounds have all been traced to a single company, the New England Compounding Center, located in Massachusetts. According to the CDC (Center for Disease Control) none of these compounds were shipped to Washington State. Nonetheless, this has raised questions of steroid injection safety among many patients who have received them as part of their pain management regime.
Steroid injections for the reduction of pain in specific areas have been used safely for decades by pain management specialists. They have been shown to be a viable and effective treatment option for a large number of patients who could not find adequate pain relief through other less invasive treatment methods. The issue surrounding the current crisis is not one of steroid injection safety or efficacy so much as it is one of ...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNoYxbvKxXE I know this is just one game, but I'm hearing he ran a 4.38 40 at 6'5" and 267 lbs. Imagine him on the other side of DM.
lol, sure, he ran a 4.38. He can shoot laser beams out his eyes and lightning bolts from his *** too, I bet. The legend of Quinn grows. Getting suspended was the best thing he ever did for his draft stock.
Robert Quinn: The Monster off The Edge By Travis Cooke (Correspondent) on July 26, 2010 <snip> I won't let him be so humble, however. In April, 2010, Quinn broke UNC's lineman record in the 40-yard dash, clocking in at a blazing 4.38 seconds, .15 seconds faster than the previous holder, Julius Peppers. Additionally, he holds the lineman record for the power clean lift at 374 pounds. He recently tipped the scales at 266 pounds. While Quinn may squirm when reading those last sentences, you can rest assured quarterbacks throughout the ACC are even less comfortable. Read more:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/425166-robert-quinn-the-monster-off-the-edge Bleacher Report Alert!
Quinn could be amazing, but no, he did not run a 4.38. Those campus timings are always advantageous to the players. It's better to not even use them. We'll see at the combine. But hey, even if he runs a 4.55, that would be beastly for his size.
For some reason when I see Quinn run/rush the passer, he reminds me a lot of Ware. Not sure if its his running style, his build, or that fact that he always seems to be able to beat the opposing OT's around the edge, but his game, to my very untrained eye, seems to really resemble Ware's (his pass rush, that is... he probably isn't even close to as good as Ware is in coverage).
If Quinn is there at 9 you have to take him.then go Oline 2nd round . start of round 2 is where the real value for Oline men are in this draft. I think Quinn is gone by 9
I think it's impossible to be "long gone" by the 9th pick in a draft, but yes, there is certainly a chance he's taken earlier than our pick.
Wasn't he ineligible in 2010? Would you want a guy with baggage? From what I have read, he is not a hard worker. Maybe I am looking at another Robert Quinn.
Hadn't even considered the possibility since he'd set weight room marks. First I'm hearing it but you might be right.


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DENVER, March 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Gasco Energy (NYSE Amex: GSX) today announced that is has added additional experience to its senior management team in the hiring of Mr. Richard P. Crist as Vice President, Business Development and Exploration, a new position at Gasco. Mr. Crist joined Gasco effective March 1, 2012.
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Prior to Elk Resources, he held various senior technical and business development positions for energy companies including, GLOBEX Energy, Inc., Triton Energy Corporation, The Superior Oil Company and Sinclair/Atlantic Richfield where he began his career as a geophysicist. Mr. Crist earned his degree as an engineer of geophysics with a minor in geology from the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colo. He is a member in good standing of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and is a Certified Petroleum Geologist. "On behalf of Gasco, I would like to welcome Dick Crist to the Gasco management team," said King Grant, Gasco's CEO and President. "We have known Dick through his work in the Denver oil and gas community and are fortunate to have attracted a professional who brings an extensive industry contact base essential for his business development function. Equally important is his technical prowess in geophysics, engineering and geology that can help him properly assess the new opportunities that we generate at Gasco." About Gasco Energy Denver-based Gasco Energy, Inc. is a natural gas and petroleum exploitation, development and production company engaged in locating and developing hydrocarbon resources, primarily in the Rocky Mountain region. Gasco's principal business is the acquisition of leasehold interests in petroleum and natural gas rights, either directly or indirectly, and the exploitation and development of properties subject to these leases. Gasco currently focuses its drilling efforts in the Riverbend Project located in the Uinta Basin of northeastern Utah, targeting the Wasatch, Mesaverde, Blackhawk, Mancos, Dakota and Morrison formations. To learn more, visit http://www.gascoenergy.com. SOURCE Gasco EnergyCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Kudos out to Bella Web Design blog for these fine tips to help you indie commerce folks succeed! I love the power of networking! I found Bella via Modify (eco fashion boutique) via Ecofabulous (eco lifestype blog). It's so much fun to jump around to different sites and see what all is going on out there with eco living! Top 10 Reasons Some Ecommerce Sites FailI've been looking at a few ecommerce sites lately and talking to some of their owners. Its been interesting to see how some sites have just taken off out of the gate and some owners have not reached their potential. I thought this would be a good time to start another favorite around here, a "Top 10 List!" Top 10 Reasons Some Ecommerce Sites Fail:
Another thing I want to mention is marketing your ecommerce site. Do not depend solely on search engine traffic. You should always be looking for forums to post your site to, doing email marketing and marketing offline as well. Don't think that search engines will bring you all your traffic. A good marketing plan for ecommerce sites is the topic of my next post….stay tuned! ~~~~ Thanks Bella! Those are great tips! Filed under: graphic design, interiors, lifestyle, networking, resources, sustainable, tips | Tagged: ecommerce, networking, tips, websites |
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Rick was named the Player of the Decade for the 1980's by Jerome Earnest. Scherr appeared in the U.S. Olympic Festival slow pitch competition in Oklahoma City and batted .720, hitting 13 homers and driving in 30 runs to help the North team win a bronze medal. That year he also was MVP of the prestigious Smokey Mountain Classic in Maryville, TN. Twice Scherr set national home run records, 356 in 1082 and 451 in 1985. Scheer was born and raised in Slinger, WI and weighed in excess of 280 lbs, standing 6'5 tall. In 1989 playing for Superior Apollo he hit two home runs in a row that landed in the top of the bleachers in left field at the infamous Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska where the College World Series is played. When it comes to slo pitch softball, there was no better player than Rick Scherr.
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The 2015 Summit: Food, Mindfully
The fifth annual Summit brings food in focus.
Join us for a mindful exploration of the journey of food,
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to food systems to nourishment
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Food Entrepreneurship
How can locally-oriented farmers and food producers flourish in the face of a globalized food industry?
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Food Systems
How do we develop food systems holistically — serving the entire community, using the entirety of available food resources?
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Nourishment and Wellness
How do we strengthen connections between food, body, mind, spirit, community?
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Food Justice and Access
Is good food just for those who can afford it and easily access it? Why are there food deserts?
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Food Policies
What policies can maximize the value of our food systems? An exploration of local, state, national farm/food policies and trends.
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Additional speakers:
Dr. Gary Kleppel — Professor, Department of Biology, State University of New York at Albany; Co-Owner/Operator, Longfield Farm, Altamont, NY
Sara Newmark — New Chapter
Nancy Cain — Against the Grain
Richard French — Owner and CEO, The Works
Drew Gradinger — Kindle Farms
Cindy Conner — Permaculture Educator, founder of Homeplace Earth LLC
Bonnie Hudspeth — Outreach Director, Neighboring Food Co-op Association
Keith Wilda — Island Grown Initiative
Thomas Moffitt — Commonwealth Dairy
Carol Hazen — Director of Advocacy Resources, Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity
Brendan Kelly — Acupuncturist and herbalist at Jade Mountain Wellness, author, teacher
General registration
—- All sessions +Receptions Wednesday and Thursday evenings +Add spouse/SO for only $149
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—- Thurs. or Fri. +Includes Thurs. reception +Add Wed. plenary & reception for just $25
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for Summiteers with limited means- Pay what your are able +All sessions +Receptions Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Come and discover Brattleboro!
The Summit takes place in the non-traditional conference surroundings of Main Street, Brattleboro — a small community in southern Vermont, long renowned for its commitment to healthy, local, sustainable living and technology, for its vibrant communities of visual and performance artists, craftspeople, poets and writers, and for the diversity of its shops, restaurants and galleries. In turn Brattleboro is a gateway to the Green Mountains and Vermont.
Strolling of the Heifers, the organizer of the Summit, is a non-profit organization based in Brattleboro, with the mission of supporting
and sustaining family farms and local food systems by connecting people with healthy local food. We do this through a variety of year-round programs. Best known is our annual Strolling of the Heifers Parade and Slow Living Expo, which takes place during "Stroll Weekend" immediately after the Summit. We also organize a Vermont Farm/Food Business Planning Competition, and we publish the annual Locavore Index ranking the 50 states in terms of their commitment to local food, and other projects and events.
Imagine if we had a food system that actually produced wholesome food. Imagine if it produced that food in a way that restored the land. Imagine if we could eat every meal knowing these few simple things: What it is we're eating. Where it came from. How it found its way to our table. And what it really cost. If that was the reality, then every meal would have the potential to be a perfect meal. We would not need to go hunting for our connection to our food and the web of life that produces it. We would no longer need any reminding that we eat by the grace of nature, not industry, and that what we're eating is never anything more or less than the body of the world…. Imagine it: Every meal would connect us to the joy of living and the wonder of nature. Every meal would be like saying grace.
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2014 Summit videos
About 300 people gathered in Brattleboro, Vermont on June 5-7, 2014 for the 4th annual Slow Living Summit. They experienced an exciting interplay between speakers, artists and audience, as artistic content — music, dance, drama, visual art — was woven into Summit, not as preludes or warm-ups, but as a seamless, natural part of the Summit's fabric.
In a Slow lifestyle, the arts are integral to community well-being. Modeling this essential presence, in the Slow Living Summit artistic expression was not simply window-dressing or warm-up exercises — we sought to weave it seamlessly into the fabric of the Summit, amplifying and interpreting the messages of speakers, and involving the audience in participative ways.
If you missed the Summit, or would like to re-experience it, here are complete videos of the five plenary sessions, and a breakout discussion called "No More Throwaway People" featuring Time Banking founder Edgar Cahn.
The Opening Plenary, Wednesday, June 4
Orly Munzing, Linda McInerney: "What's this all about?" — Samantha Eagle, John Sheldon, Lindel Hart: "The well being" — Samantha advocates a "sustainable healthcare movement" for preventing and reversing chronic conditions. Instead of the fast-food mentality—take this pill for that—she discusses incorporating a new approach that involves the application of evidence-based environmental, social, psychological and behavioral science to balance the Mind/Body/Spirit.
Plenary 2 — Thursday morning, June 5, 2014
Charles Eisenstein and Eugene Friesen: "Time is running out, let's Slow Down" — In a time of grave and urgent crisis, the "Slow" movement might seem a little bit frivolous. Don't we need to sacrifice everything in order to deal with the enormity of the crisis at hand? Or is it that urgency itself is part of the problem? Join Charles and Eugene for a deep dive into a paradox that unlocks a new defining story of the people.
Plenary 3 — Thursday afternoon, June 5, 2014
Amit Sharma, Amy Johnquest: "The Free-co-system: Investing for personal and community wealth" — Through several interesting examples – globally, nationally and locally – this dialogue explores the organic nature of markets and communities. How might institutions and individuals consider their "investment" (in civic engagement, energy, and economics) to strengthen our collective resilience and achieve greater "wealth" for ourselves and our communities?
Plenary 4 — Friday morning, June 6, 2014
Martin Ping with Seamus Maynard, Jonathan Talbott and Jonah Thomas (Quiet in the Head): "Soil, Soul, and Society: A love story in three movements" — How can we navigate the paradoxical journey between our sense of urgency and our need to pause and reflect? How can we cultivate the fertile soil of a rich inner life? How can we foster meaningful relationships in family, work, and community? Based in large part on experiences gained at Hawthorne Valley over 30 years, we will explore these themes through words and music.
Plenary 5 — Friday afternoon, June 6, 2014
Linda McInerney and John Sheldon: "Arts, humor, love and story: Finding the creative connection" — Linda McInerney shares her process of creative collaboration and one of her projects, The Red Guitar, by John Sheldon, in which John shares the journey of his life through music. "The intent is to describe and enact a journey of the spirit, and to encourage others to find their own path and walk it."
Breakout: No More Throwaway People — Friday afternoon, June 6, 2014
Edgar Cahn, founder of Time Banking, author of No More Throwaway People; Stephanie Rearick, Director of the Dane County, Wisconsin Time Bank, and Gwen Hallsmith, author, founder of Global Community Initiatives. Moderated by Linda Weil, former Time Bank coordinator
Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor, Merchants Bank!
And thanks to our friends at Brattleboro Community Television for their video work on these plenary sessions!
Tug on anything at all and you'll find it connected to everything else in the universe.
John MuirWhat is Slow Living?
The concept of Slow Living is built on the metaphor of "Slow," as used by other visionary organizations like Slow Food and Slow Money.
"Slow" encompasses several layers of meaning that go beyond simply "sustainable." Slow is the opposite of "fast" — fast food, fast money, fast living — and all of the negative consequences "fast" has had for the environment and for the health of people and societies. "Slow" embodies cooperation, respect, sustainability, gratitude and resilience.
When we Live Slow, we give back, we are mindful, and we connect to our communities and our bioregions.
The Slow Living Vision
The Slow Living Vision is of an Earth where humankind, honoring and celebrating the profound connectedness of all people, places and living beings, gives back by co-creating mutually supportive communities, bioregions and economic systems — and where we combine the wisdom of the past with a vision for the future to ensure a balanced, fulfilling way of life for all generations to come.
We come from all walks of life. We live in rural areas, small towns, and large cities. We are young and old, wealthy and struggling. We are all seeking a better way, a saner way, and a happier way to live and organize their lives.
We will come together in Brattleboro, Vermont, June 3-5, 2015.
Strolling of the Heifers, the organizer of the Summit, is a non-profit organization based in Brattleboro, with the mission of supporting and sustaining family farms and local food systems by connecting people with healthy local food. We do this through a variety of year-round programs. Best known is our annual Strolling of the Heifers Parade and Slow Living Expo, which takes place during "Stroll Weekend" immediately after the Summit. We also organize a Vermont Farm/Food Business Planning Competition, and we publish the annual Locavore Index ranking the 50 states in terms of their commitment to local food, and other projects and events.
In a major new initiative to further our mission, in November 2013 we acquired a prominently-located downtown Brattleboro building, the Robert H. Gibson River Garden (where Summit lunches and receptions take place), which has 4500 square foot of open space used since 2001 for public events, performances, lectures and exhibits. Under our stewardship of this community resource, we plan to maintain the public uses of the building, but also to create exhibits and programming that are related to our own focus areas of local food, food systems, and healthy sustainable living — a Farm/Food Education Center.


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Hardy snaps his four fight losing streak by defeating Duane 'Bang' Ludwig in the first round.
In the opening exchange Hardy was momentarily stumbled by a Ludwig right hand over the top. Hardy using the clinch staves off any forward threat by Ludwig, pressing Ludwig into the cage. As the fight came off the cage both fighters looked to trade, with no punches of consequence landing. Ludwig fired off a right high kick, just missing the mark flush. Hardy temporarily shot for the takedown,which was defended very well by Ludwig pummeling for underhooks.
Once again off the cage, both fighters again met in the center to fire, Hardy coming forward lands his money punch, the lead left hook dropping Ludwig. Hardy caught up in the moment prematurely celebrates, before diving down on Ludwig. Three heavy elbows later and fight is called.
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Jasper Johns. Watchman, 1964. Oil on canvas with objects. 85 × 60.25 in.
The watchman falls "into" the "trap" of looking. The "spy" is a different person. "Looking" is and is not "eating" and "being eaten." (Cézanne?—each object reflecting each other.) That is, there is a continuity of some sort among the watchman, the space, the objects. The spy must be ready to "move," must be aware of his entrances and exits. The watchman leaves his job & takes away no information. The spy must remember and must remember himself and his remembering. The spy designs himself to be overlooked. The watchman "serves" as a warning. Will the spy and the watchman ever meet? In a painting named SPY, will he be present? The spy stations himself to observe the watchman. If the spy is a foreign object, why is the eye not irritated? Is he invisible? When the spy irritates, we try to remove him. "Not spying, just looking"—WATCHMAN
Donald Barthelme in The New Yorker, Dec 1, 1980:
Financially, the paper is quite healthy. The paper's timberlands, mining interests, pulp and paper operations, book, magazine, corrugated-box, and greeting-card divisions, film, radio, television, and cable companies, and data-processing and satellite-communications groups are all flourishing, with over-all return on invested capital increasing at about eleven per cent a year. Compensation of the three highest-paid officers and directors last year was $399,500, $362,700, and $335,400 respectively, exclusive of profit-sharing and pension-plan accruals.
But top management is discouraged and saddened, and middle management is drinking too much. Morale in the newsroom is fair, because of the recent raises, but the shining brows of the copy boys, traditional emblems of energy and hope, have begun to display odd, unattractive lines. At every level, even down into the depths of the pressroom, where the pressmen defiantly wear their square dirty folded-paper caps, people want management to stop what it is doing before it is too late.
The new VDT machines have hurt the paper, no doubt about it. The people in the newsroom don't like the machines. (A few say they like the machines but these are the same people who like the washrooms.) When the machines go down, as they do, no infrequently, the people in the newsroom laugh and cheer. The executive editor has installed one-way glass in his office door, and stands behind it looking out over the newsroom, fretting and groaning. Recently the paper ran the same stock tables every day for a week. No one noticed, no one complained.
Middle management has implored top management to alter its course. Top management has responded with postdated guarantees, on a sliding scale. The Guild is off in a corner, whispering. The pressmen are holding an unending series of birthday parties commemorating heroes of labor. Reporters file their stories as usual, but if they are certain kinds of stories they do not run. A small example: the paper did not run a Holiday Weekend Death Toll story after Labor Day this year, the first time since 1926 no Holiday Weekend Death Toll story appeared in the paper after Labor Day (and total was, although not a record, a substantial one).
Some elements of the staff are not depressed. The paper's very creative real-estate editor has been a fountain of ideas, and his sections full of color pictures of desirable living arrangements, are choked with advertising and make the Sunday paper fat, fat, fat, fat. More food writers have been hired, and more clothes writers, and more furniture writers, and more plant writers. The bridge, whist, skat, cribbage, domino, and vingt-et-un columnists are very popular.
The Editors' Caucus has once again applied to middle management for relief, and has once again been promised it (but middle management has Glenfiddich on its breath, even at breakfast). Top management's polls say that sixty-five percent of the readers "want movies," and feasibility studies are being conducted. Top management acknowledges, over long lunches at good restaurants, that readers are wrong to "want movies" but insists that morality cannot be legislated. The newsroom has been insulated (with products from the company's Echotex division) so that the people in the newsroom can no longer hear the sounds in the streets.
The paper's editorials have been subcontracted to Texas Instruments, and the obituaries to Nabisco, so that the staff will have "more time to think." The foreign desk is turning out language lessons ("Yo temo que Isabel no venga," "I am afraid that Isabel will not come"). There was an especially lively front page on Tuesday. The No. 1 story was pepperoni — a useful and exhaustive guide. It ran right next to the slimming-your-troublesome-thighs story, with pictures.
Top management has vowed to stop what it is doing, not now but soon, soon. A chamber orchestra has been formed among the people in the newsroom, and we play Haydn until the sun comes up.
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Forward, you understand, and in the dark
For somebody who made himself so intensely, incorrigibly available, [Robert Frost] is a well-guarded figure. You could say his availability became his way of maintaining his guard. Here's his reply to a critic who wrote in 1915 to congratulate him on his success:
Dr Mr Eaton:
It's not your turn really. Before I have a right to answer your best letter of all there are a whole lot of perfunctory letters I ought to write to people who have been rising out of my past to express surprise that I ever should have amounted to anything. You may not believe it but I am going to have to thank one fellow for remembering the days of '81 when we went to kindergarten together and once cut up a snake into very small pieces to see if contrary to the known laws of nature we couldn't make it stop wriggling before sundown.
Like many of the letters, this has the makings of a Frost poem: an intimacy conjured up out of thin air, coupled with an unpredictable sense of where that intimacy might lead; talk of triumph over recalcitrant circumstances, alongside an implicit reservation about what the triumph really amounts to; and a dark toying with 'the known laws of nature' to see where your limits lie. A page later, Frost is talking to Eaton as if he has known him for ages ('you know I don't mean that'), while offering tips to the newcomer ('I am really more shamefaced than I sound in a letter'). Eaton should feel privileged to be told that some things do not need saying, even as he is left wondering about what these other things are that are not quite being said ...
Sometimes this slippery, furtive posture makes you wonder what Frost is hiding, and sometimes it makes you wonder what you're hiding if you don't play along. He's not generally the sort of person who makes a joke and then says, 'but seriously'. His letters are instead interrupted by the phrase 'but seriousness aside', as if to imply that a certain type of serious thinking is holding him back from what's really worth saying. 'Perhaps you think I am joking,' he warns one correspondent. 'I am never so serious as when I am.' He is 'Sinceriously yours, Robert Frost', and he wants it understood that words like 'sincerely' and 'seriously' may be overrated. This roguishness can become wearing (he sometimes flaunts it merely to get himself off the hook), but more often it indicates his willingness to explore the values as well as the dangers of being precariously placed. Humour becomes a sort of confession:
Any form of humour shows fear and inferiority. Irony is simply a kind of guardedness… At bottom the world isn't a joke. We only joke about it to avoid an issue with someone … Humour is the most engaging cowardice. With it myself I have been able to hold some of my enemy in play far out of gunshot.
This is revealing, although the exaggerated, almost self-lacerating tone is dropped elsewhere when Frost conceives humour not only as 'engaging cowardice', but also as a method for engaging with cowardice by reimagining avoidance as an achievement.
Inside and outside the letters, he appears to be searching for ways to be afraid that won't make him feel like a coward. In his introduction to Edwin Arlington Robinson's King Jasper, he quotes a couplet from Robinson's 'Flammonde' – 'One pauses half afraid/To say for certain that he played' – and adds:
his much-admired restraint lies wholly in his never having let grief go further than it could in play. So far shall grief go … and no further. Taste may set the limit. Humour is the surer dependence … His theme was unhappiness itself, but his skill was as happy as it was playful … One ordeal of Mark Twain was the constant fear that his occluded seriousness would be overlooked. That betrayed him into his two or three books of out-and-out seriousness.
... 'My poems … are all set to trip the reader head foremost into the boundless,' Frost wrote in 1927. 'Ever since infancy I have had the habit of leaving my blocks carts chairs and such like ordinaries where people would be pretty sure to fall forward over them in the dark. Forward, you understand, and in the dark.'
Several letters in this volume – especially those in which Frost explains the acoustics of literary craft – have long been considered essential for casting light on his dark arts. 'Free rhythms are as disorderly as nature,' he writes to one correspondent, 'metres are as orderly as human nature and take their rise in rhythms just as human nature rises out of nature.' Frost wants to get into print sounds that appear to come from the body before they come from the mind. The sounds are creaturely, uncivilised things:
[A poem] begins as a lump in the throat … It is never a thought to begin with.
A certain fixed number of sentences (sentence sounds) belong to the human throat just as a certain fixed number of vocal runs belong to the throat of a given kind of bird.
All I care a cent for is to catch sentence tones that haven't been brought to book … They are always there – living in the cave of the mouth. They are real cave things: they were before words were.
Like the strongbox, or the dark house, or the woods, the cave of the mouth is another of those Frostian dark places both cherished and feared – sometimes a shelter and sometimes a place from which one must emerge. Edward Thomas appreciatively remarked that North of Boston contained language 'more colloquial and idiomatic than the ordinary man dares to use even in a letter', and the letters are similarly daring. Their recipients are told that the only way to read them satisfactorily is to 'renew in memory from time to time the image of the living voice that informs the sentences'. 'This pen works like respiration,' he observes, and once he's paused for breath insists on having a conversation rather than a correspondence: 'What do you say?'; 'Let's see what I was going to say'; 'You don't listen with much patience, I notice.'
Those who are willing to listen will notice that Frost keeps returning to one of his central principles – he calls it 'the sound of sense' – with devious energy. Whatever else this tricky phrase signifies, it points to the way tone enhances and complicates meaning: 'Suppose Henry Horne says something offensive to a young lady named Rita when her brother Charles is by to protect her. Can you hear the two different tones in which she says their respective names, "Henry Horne! Charles!" I can hear it better than I can say it.' On other occasions, Frost makes his point by rewriting the ostensibly toneless – 'The dog is in the room. I will put him out. But he will come back' – as the vividly toneful: 'There's that dog got in. Out you get, you brute! What's the use – he'll be right in again?' His most famous example, in a letter to John Bartlett, is full of provocations:
The best place to get the abstract sound of sense is from voices behind a door that cuts off the words. Ask yourself how these sentences would sound without the words in which they are embodied:
You mean to tell me you can't read?
I said no such thing.
Well read then.
You're not my teacher.
This is a bracing yet wily prose poem of sorts. It focuses on one person's possible misinterpretation of what the other person means, and yet just because they 'said no such thing' doesn't mean they are in fact saying that they can read. 'You're not my teacher' could be stalling for time or covering for embarrassment, or it could be a genuine refusal to take a lesson from this upstart pedagogue. The sound of sense can be heard clearly, but the sense that lies within or behind the sounds is not wholly clear. And that's when we know the words, not when we're behind the door. If that is indeed 'the best place to get the abstract sound of sense', what is obtained is an intimation of meaning, not its confirmation. Whichever side of the door you're on, things are murky.
I realize I don't want any record of my days. I have the kind of brain that erases everything that passes, almost immediately, like that dustpan-and-brush dog in Disney's Alice in Wonderland sweeping up the path as he progresses along it. I never know what I was doing on what date, or how old I was when this or that happened—and I like it that way. I feel when I am very old and my brain "goes" it won't feel so very different from the life I live now, in this miasma of non-memory, which, though it infuriates my nearest and dearest, must suit me somehow, as I can't seem, even by acts of will, to change it.
I wonder if it isn't obliquely connected to the way I write my fiction, in which, say, a doormat in an apartment I lived in years ago will reappear, just as it once was, that exact doormat, same warp and weft, and yet I can't say when exactly I lived there, who I was dating or even if my own father was alive or dead at the time. Perhaps the first kind of non-memory system—the one that can't retain dates or significant events—allows the other kind of memory system to operate, the absence of the first making space for the second, clearing a path for that whatever-it-is which seems to dart through my mind like a shy nocturnal animal, dragging back strange items like doormats, a single wilted peony, or a beloved strawberry sticker, not seen since 1986, but still shaped like a strawberry and scented like one, too.
When it comes to life writing, the real, honest, diaristic, warts-and-all kind, the only thing I have to show for myself—before St. Peter and whomever else—is my Yahoo! email account, opened circa 1996 and still going. In there (though I would rather die than read it all over) is probably the closest thing to an honest account of my life, at least in writing. That's me, for good and bad, with all the kind deeds and dirty lies and domestic squabbles and bookish friendships and online fashion purchases. Like most people (I should think) a personal nightmare of mine is the idea of anybody wandering around inside that account, reading whatever they please, passing judgment. At the same time, when I am dead, if my children want to know what I was like in the daily sense, not as a writer, not as a more-or-less presentable person, but simply the foolish human being behind it all, they'd be wise to look there.
From Michael Chrichton, Jasper Johns (1977):
As a young child living in his grandfather's house, he remembers being dressed in the kitchen, by the cook, in a new white linen suit. He didn't want to wear it, and thew off the suit, which landed in a skillet of hot grease on the stove. His grandfather came in and began throwing him in the air, catching him, and spanking him as he fell.
He lived with his grandfather, but his father lived in the same town and saw him intermittently. Once his father promised him his watch when he was grown up. Soon after, Johns decided that he was grown up; he went to his father's house and took the watch. His father came and took it back. "I guess I wasn't grown up, after all."
Dave Hickey, 'The Price of Everything' (Oct 2011)
… Today, looking back, it is amazing to me how externalized the culture of that tropical metropolis was—how heavily its emphasis fell on civilizing the weed-strewn, arid wilderness of Southern California. This was a new world that required new accouterments. So the painters were abstract classicists like John McLaughlin and Frederick Hammersley. Writers, poets and artists from Jack Kerouac to Allen Ginsberg to Peter Voulkos looked to Asian civilization for spiritual, philosophical, and design agendas. It was a time when most of the intellectual population looked forward to California becoming a Pacific culture, with emphasis on the pacific. The heroes were architects and designers, Frank Lloyd Wright and his son, Richard Neutra, Rudolph Schindler, John Lautner, and the Eameses, Charles and Ray.
People talked about inventor-designers like Steve Baer, father of the "zome," a strategy of asymmetrical architecture. They talked about George Barris, whose custom cars would reconfigure Detroit product and prefigure its future. They talked about Tom Morely, the Wernher von Braun of surfing, whose concave-tipped boards would ultimately influence the aerodynamic design of jet-age aircraft. In this sense, even surfing was part of the civilizing urge: to draw a line, as fine as Ingres, on a translucent wall of water rising up above your head; to decorate the raw power of nature, make it beautifully to beach, and transit the pure intersection of nature and culture.
Surprisingly our crowd didn't talk much about the movies except as "the industry," where short-term jobs were available for artists, musicians, writers and designers. This intermittent work (there was a lot of it) sustained a large jazz establishment devoted to "cool," with icons like Miles Davis, Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker, Bud Shank, and Chico Hamilton, most of whom could write music and read it, most of whose improvisations aspired to delicacy and nuance rather than "gut." One night at the Lighthouse my dad introduced me to the great lyrical drummer Chico Hamilton. I asked Hamilton about the absence of hard bop anger in Los Angeles music. The ever-dapper Hamilton, talking street, which he was anything but, told me that nobody but an asshole would pretend to be angry when he wasn't. "I'm playing music, writing music, recording music, and paying my bills, so why should I be angry? When they remind me I'm a nigger, I tell them I'm the future of being a nigger."
Hamilton's droll remark touches on the deep reserves of decorum that everyone presumed were necessary to live in Los Angeles—reserves that one may still detect in Ken Price's manner—the Zen permissiveness, the beatific tolerance, the disinclination to go on about one's inner feelings. Living, as we did, out on the edge of the world, one guess about how one should feel was as good as another. I remember my little sister, who was maybe in the fourth grade at the time, remarking casually over dinner that "those nudists who live down the street are pretty cool." Nobody blinked, since my sister worshipped Esther Williams, who lived in a mansion a tier below us on the Palisade, so we could watch the shining Esther in her scanties swimming away in her turquoise pool. That was Pacific Palisades at the time, a posh slum, with nice houses around the edges overlooking Sunset Boulevard and the Pacific Coast Highway.
Inland, there were tract houses, convenience stores, patches of raw desert, clumps of brush, and verdant gullies full of hideouts and strange fauna of the sort kids love. Above us the sky dwarfed everything, even the ocean, and the atmosphere itself was not a space but a live void, a particulate ambience full of dust and water within which everything blurred together and glowed. Palm trees shimmed in the sun-shot mist, and below us and always in our sight was the domain of the surf, the beach edged by crinkled cliffs, coves, and tidal pools, where waves that ranged from insulting in their tininess to butt-clenching in their lofty acceleration deposited foam, soup, scum, slime, mud, and whatever dead things showed up—mostly sharks, jellyfish, and starlets, as I remember. So you stood on those beaches facing this liquid wasteland sweeping out to the Orient, an ocean away but still closer, somehow, than the chilly woodlands of New England. Behind you, the human infestation of artifacts and architecture spread inland, gradually losing the ambience of the edge without establishing much else in the way of presence.
Title sequence for 'My Own Private Idaho' (1991)
Directed by Gus Van Sant, cinematography John Campell and Eric Alan Edwards, titles by Chas Bruce.
Tesla and his cat (1939)
But I was the happiest of all, the fountain of my enjoyment being our magnificent Macak—the finest of all cats in the world. I wish I could give you an adequate idea of the affection that existed between us. We lived for one another. Wherever I went, Macak followed, because of our mutual love and the desire to protect me. When such a necessity presented itself he would rise to twice his normal height, buckle his back, and with his tail as rigid as a metal bar and whiskers like steel wires, he would give vent to his rage with explosive puffs: Pfftt! Pfftt! It was a terrifying sight, and whoever had provoked him, human or animal, would beat a hasty retreat.
In respect to water, Macak was very fastidious. He would jump six feet to avoid wetting his paws. On such days we went into the house and selected a nice cozy place to play. Macak was scrupulously clean, had no fleas or bugs, shed no hair, and showed no objectionable traits. He was touchingly delicate in signifying his wish to be let out at night, and scratched the door gently for readmittance.
Now I must tell you a strange and unforgettable experience that stayed with me all my life. Our home was about eighteen hundred feet above sea level, and as a rule we had dry weather in the winter. It happened that one day the cold was drier than ever before. People walking in the snow left a luminous trail behind them, and a snowball thrown against an obstacle gave a flare of light like a loaf of sugar cut with a knife. In the dusk of the evening, as I stroked Macak's back, I saw a miracle that made me speechless with amazement. Macak's back was a sheet of light and my hand produced a shower of sparks loud enough to be heard all over the house.
My father was a very learned man; he had an answer for every question. But this phenomenon was new even to him. "Well," he finally remarked, "this is nothing but electricity, the same thing you see through the trees in a storm." My mother seemed charmed. "Stop playing with this cat," she said. "He might start a fire." But I was thinking abstractedly. Is nature a gigantic cat? If so, who strokes its back?


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SAN MARCOS —The Texas State University-San Marcos Center for Migrant Education received $2.2 million from the U.S. Department of Education's College Assistance Migrant Program, which will fund a project aimed at assisting migrant students in their pursuit of a college education at Texas State.
The program offers financial and academic assistance to 50 migrant students from high schools in cities throughout central Texas and the Rio Grande Valley, where the highest concentration of migrant workers resides. Eligible students will receive funding to cover tuition, room and board, and a stipend for other expenses during their freshman year at Texas State.
"In Texas, 60 percent of Hispanics in college drop out after their first year," said Frank Contreras, director of the Center for Migrant Education. "The objective is to get all 50 students to continue their education into their second year."
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