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Transsexual Issues Treatment Centers in Albuquerque
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Zephyrus of Santa Fe
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"Zephyrus is Santa Fe, New Mexico's only program specializing in Disordered Eating - Anorexia, Bulimia and Compulsive Over-Eating. Zephyrus offers an Intensive Out Patient Program that is fully integrative and carefully constructed with evidence-based and essential recovery elements. Therapeutic approaches that engage the mind, body, psyche and spirit have been carefully woven into the fabric of the program. The program is specifically designed to address the full spectrum of symptoms associated with eating disorders, body dysmorphia and compulsive exercise in women, men, adolescent girls and boys. PLEASE NOTE: Zephyrus of Santa Fe is able to offer services to clients who require therapeutic support but are not in need of an intensive program. Clients can participate in all of Zephyrus' services on an as needed basis. Zephyrus is also a perfect step down for individuals returning from residential treatment.
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Solutions Treatment Center
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"With over 23 years experience working in the mental health and addictions field, I believe that everyone can heal and live rich and fulfilling lives. I have seen so many miracles in my career that I know, no one is "beyond help". Given the right circumstances and a non judgmental environment of compassion, understanding and acceptance, people can get better. I don't expect perfection, but strive to help folks find meaning and purpose in life, increase moments of joy and decrease hopelessness and despair-who knows, we may even laugh together. I am so proud to have started Solutions Treatment Center and to offer services to the Santa Fe Community and the country at large. I offer a unique approach to dealing with life's most common problems.
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"ALCOHOL REHAB, DRUG REHAB, NATIONWIDE DETOX REHAB Has THE #1 Rated HOLISTIC Centers for ALCOHOL, PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION AND THE BEST SUBSTANCE ABUSE REHAB FOR:OPIATE DETOX,HEROIN DETOX MEDICALLY ASSISTED DETOX in New York NY,New Jersey NJ, ALCOHOL REHAB,DRUG REHAB,OPIATE AND PRESCRIPTION DETOX REHAB IN Massachusetts,Chicago illinois,ALCOHOL REHAB, DRUG REHAB, OPIATE DETOX , ALCOHOL REHAB, DRUG REHAB , North Carolina NC ALCOHOL REHAB, DRUG REHAB,OPIATE AND BENZO PRESCRIPTION DETOX REHAB South Carolina SC ALCOHOL REHAB, DRUG REHAB, OPIATE AND BENZO PRESCRIPTION DETOX REHAB , Philadelphia PA,Delaware, New Mexico NM,FLORIDA Nationally recognized Dual Diagnosis drug and alcohol rehab centers with a comprehensive and integrated approach to the treatment of addictions to Drugs and or alcohol and co-occurring disorders(Dual Diagnosis). Our focus is helping Clients struggling from Alcohol/Alcoholism and Opiate and Benzo Prescription or Drug Addiction with other Disorders as well.When you have both a substance abuse problem and other issues such as depression, bipolar disorder, or anxiety, it is called a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis. Our in house Psychiatrist specializes in Dealing with Anxiety, Depression, Grief, Trauma, Rape and PTSD. We are Also fully accredited and have A Gold standard in Health Care Quality Assurance.
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Desert Oasis Recovery
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"Desert Oasis Recovery provides individualized treatment utilizing experiential therapy, individual and group counseling, and a 12-step, based model. We provide Medical Detoxification, Residential Treatment, and Day Treatment. Desert Oasis Recovery is dedicated to helping people change their lives and overcome the stigma of addiction by learning to live again, one day at a time. Desert Oasis offers cutting edge addiction treatment, and in our quiet calm environment, our clients begin to heal their minds, bodies and souls. Our clients leave our program equipped with life-long knowledge of the importance of each component of recovery, from the spiritual to the physical self and how to implement that into their lives.
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Rio Grande Counseling & Guidance Services
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"Our mission is to empower our clients in finding the most creative and effective ways of achieving and maintaining good health and happiness. Everyone will struggle at one time or another with life's conflicts and challenges. Rio Grande Counseling & Guidance Services will help you take the first step toward a more rewarding way of life.
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Eating Disorders Treatment Center
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"The Eating Disorders Treatment Center specializes in treating older children, adolescents, and adults with eating disorders and related issues. We provide treatment through individual, family, and group IOP sessions according to the client's individual therapy plan. We also offer nutritional counseling services. EDTC was founded in Albuquerque, NM, by Clinical Director Holly Finlay, MA, LPCC, CEDS, CSP, Fellow of IAEDP. For contacts, visit our website at www.eatingdisordersabq.com or call our intake coordinator at 505-933-6340.
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Desert Hills
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"Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico Desert Hills Hospital provides a full continuum of behavioral health services ranging from sub-acute residential treatment to community-based programs for children and adolescents ages 4 to 21. Since opening in 1990, Desert Hills has quickly grown from a small residential program to the largest center of behavioral health services in the state of New Mexico. Including three separate locations, which provides our patients with additional access for our treatment services. At Desert Hills we believe that treatment should be patient and family-centered, as well as strength based. Furthermore, we have created an overarching philosophy through the utilization of the Nurtured Heart approach throughout every program and ensure that each patient is provided with the opportunity to obtain long-term, successful outcomes.
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"As Clinical Director of the Eating Disorders Institute of New Mexico, I have the great privilege of leading a group of therapists who understand the pain of disordered eating, and who are committed to providing you with the most compassionate and effective treatment available. We help adolescents and adults from every walk of life, providing individual, group, and family therapy. We also offer afternoon and evening Intensive Outpatient Programs for eating disorders.
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Life Healing Center
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"The Life Healing Center takes an individualized approach to the treatment of emotional trauma, mental health disorders and various forms of addiction. We have been providing comprehensive, integrative residential treatment for trauma resolution and addictive disorders for more than 15 years. Located in the hills above Santa Fe, New Mexico, our facility treats the whole person - body, mind and spirit.
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Houston OCD Program - Residential Support Program
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"The treatment team delivers expert evidence-based treatment for individuals dealing with anxiety disorders, phobias, depression, and obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders. We specialize in implementing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), particularly Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and other effective treatment techniques for anxiety, phobias and anxiety-related disorders. We offer a highly specialized Residential Support Program for adults with severe OCD and other anxiety-related disorders. Individuals in the Residential Support Program live in an independent living environment and participate in programming seven days per week. The setting fosters an atmosphere for change, while maintaining a safe environment where clients and staff work collaboratively toward treatment goals. The location of the clinic in a homelike environment increases the opportunity to practice exposures in realistic situations and to build confidence in maintaining gains after completing treatment. Our program is unique in that we offer a full continuum of care, including outpatient clinic, intensive outpatient and residential support program.
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San Cristobal
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"San Cristobal is an addiction treatment center for males between the ages of 17 and 26 who have proved resistant to other treatment approaches. We have one mission and one mission only: to take troubled young men for whom recovery seems impossible and to give them the tools they need to lead fulfilling, independent lives free from addiction and other self-destructive behaviors.
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Star Guides Wilderness
Treatment Facility
"STAR Guides is an outdoor therapeutic program designed for youth and young adults who are struggling with problematic sexual behavior. STAR Guides provides families with navigation through these challenges. Regardless of past behaviors, we believe that all youth can learn to achieve healthy sexuality. Research suggests that for many, sexual problematic behavior first begins during the adolescent years. STAR Guides helps youth to deal with these problems while they are still young. Many youth in today's modern world find themselves lost and in need of direction as they attempt to navigate the thick darkness that accompanies sexual behavior problems. Just as the ancient peoples of the world, they are in need of STAR Guides. Based in beautiful St. George, Utah the program provides teens and young adults with a high impact, life-changing therapeutic wilderness experience in the heart of the majestic red rock of the high desert of Southern Utah. STAR Guides is the ideal intervention for individuals needing to learn to manage problematic sexual behaviors that they have been unable to manage previously.
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Mesa Vista Wellness
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"Mesa Vista Wellness offers a safe and compassionate atmosphere, that gives anyone the opportunity to heal and transform through inner exploration & personal growth. We focus on guiding individuals and families through relationship challenges, addiction recovery, grief and loss, life transitions, personal growth, and inner development. We at Mesa Vista Wellness believe that in the right environment, and given the right tools, anyone can successfully work towards a balanced and more enriched way of being in the world. Make the call or email today!
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Shadow Mountain Recovery
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"Shadow Mountain Recovery Day Treatment Program allows people that might not have the funding to pay for residential care through insurance, at a lessor cost, and obtain treatment that is very similar to a residential model, which gives way to a good transition from residential to day treatment, following the idea of a continuum of care. The day treatment program consists of a 30-60 day process. Our experienced assessment team will evaluate our clients on whether 30 or 60 days is the most appropriate for each client and create a personalized program. Insurance - due to the fact that day treatment is a lower level of care, most insurance companies will cover at least a portion of day treatment groups, affording families the opportunity to use insurance benefits to pay for some of the costs of this group. Our experienced insurance experts will assist families in utilizing their insurance benefits to their fullest removing a stressful component that a family deals with during their quest to seeking coverage.
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Sovereign Health Addiction & Dual Diagnosis
Treatment Facility
"Sovereign Health Group is a leading residential Addiction, Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health Treatment provider with multiple treatment locations in the US. We offer evidence based treatment, individualized treatment plans, cognitive testing and rehabilitation, individual and group therapy sessions, and many other treatment components We invite you to review our website, chat with us online, or call for a free confidential assessment to learn more and discuss how Sovereign Health can be a solution for you. We ACCEPT MOST PPO insurances and offer private pay options.
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White River Academy
Treatment Facility
"White River Academy is an environment that is small and family directed. Assisting your adolescent in the "change of heart" process is what will assist in making the decisions you always hoped he would. Putting others before self shifts the focus of the teen to one of "what can I do to be productive" rather than "what can others do for me". WRA individualizes academics so that each students needs are met. A high level of commitment to academics has resulted in most students seeking a college education post WRA. Many students have gone straight from WRA into a University or trade school. And some have even qualified for scholarships. You as a parent believe that your teen has potential that they aren't currently living up to. We, too, believe your adolescent has the potential and we want to help them find it. Your struggling teen can and will make permanent changes within and for the better here at White River Academy. White River is a private pay boarding school. We also offer programs that accept private insurance available at our other treatment locations, call today to learn more about our Adolescent, Young Adult, and Adult programs.
Sanctuary Center
Treatment Facility
"We focus on treating drug and alcohol abuse in group and individual therapies. Sanctuary Center provides a free extensive continued care program that promotes long term recovery, healthy lifestyles, and positive family relationships. Families in crisis can take advantage of the free evaluation process. This process can help in finding an appropriate treatment direction.
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Sovereign Health NTR Brain Restoration Rapid Detox
Treatment Facility
"What is Brain Restoration+ (NTR) Neurotransmitter Restoration Therapy or BR+ is a Natural IV therapy used to help those detox from addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. The IV therapy utilizes a co enzyme called NAD to saturate the brain in nutrients. The nutrients directly result in the decrease of withdrawal by 50% or more. The therapy eliminates cravings from the drug or alcohol by the end of treatment with a full brain restoration. The NAD process heals damage that has been done in the brain and corrects the chemical imbalances. In just 10-14 days, BR+ will improve fatigue, anxiety, and depression caused by the substance use.
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Sovereign Health Depression Treatment Program
Treatment Facility
"Call Admissions Today for a Free Confidential Assessment and Free Insurance Verification. We are a leading treatment provider for Adults and Adolescents. We offer treatment programs for Addictions, Dual Diagnosis, and Mental Health. Get the help you deserve and need.
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Sovereign Health Adolescent & Young Adult Programs
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"High Quality and Comprehensive Adolescent Substance Abuse, Co-Occurring, Mental Health Treatment Programs Sovereign Health Adolescent Treatment Program is licensed by the Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing. Our adolescent program provides evidence-based treatment modalities with a strong emphasis on intensive family therapy. Sovereign Health specializes in addressing the underlying mental health conditions by utilizing innovative and cutting edge cognitive testing, rehabilitation, and creating a long term support system and plan. We accept Most Private Insurances. Call today or visit our website to watch or read patient reviews about their treatment experiences at Sovereign Health Adolescent Treatment Program.
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Transsexual Issues Treatment Centers If you're transsexual or are looking for help with transsexual issues in Albuquerque or for an Albuquerque transexual Therapist these professionals provide transsexual counseling and transsexual friendly care for transsexuals. They include transsexual friendly therapists in Albuquerque plus transexual Treatment Centers, transexual psychologists and transsexual counselors. However, not all those listed here are transexual themselves. They can help with aspects of being transexual in Albuquerque and Albuquerque transsexual Treatment issues that affect the individuality of a transexual life such as transsexual relationships. Counseling for transgender issues in Albuquerque can help those considering a transgendered life or transgender relationship; or family members coming to understand the life of their transgendered child or sibling.
Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment INPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Residential Inpatient treatment in Albuquerque usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near Albuquerque. Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in Albuquerque, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program. Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing. OUTPATIENT TREATMENT: WHAT'S INVOLVED? Outpatient treatment programs in Albuquerque or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time. Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in Albuquerque are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs. Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up. |


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Rpm/Drive absorption with gatorade/wms?
Rpm/Drive absorption with gatorade/wms?
I'm trying some new workout supp timings for am workouts. Going to try taking ap, rpm, drive 30-45 pre, then just sipping gatorade (to be replaced by wms when it gets here) mixed with core abc and cee about 15 min pre through workout then taking xF relentless as soon as i finish. Anything wrong with this protocol? Will gatorade inhibit the absorption of rpm drive at all? Im used to taking them on a completely (2+ hrs without food) empty stomach...
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As long as you give RPM and DRIVE at least 45 mins before ingesting any type of carbs you'll be fine. You don't want to hinder their absorption otherwise you won't get the effects you desire. Beyond that you have to find out what works best for you.
Just a general rule of thumb...when you take RPM & DRIVE wait at least 45 mins after eating, or ingesting any carbs sources and also 45 mins before as well.
Good luck to you bud. Take care and report back if you find a protocol you think might beneficial for others to use."Never trust a b*tch because b*tches be crazy, now get out there and go crush some P***Y!" - Jerry Stiller. - 03-26-2008, 03:39 PM
thanks man, I pmed a AN rep and he told me liquid carbs would not hinder absorption... I'll have to experiment
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You will be fine. Will lead to some incredible pumps for your workout. I havn't seen a big difference in absorbtion with liquid carbs and RPM/Drive, however, whole food will for sure effect it.
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wow, yeah, did this today, 4 rpm, 3 drive on waking with core abc and storm pre/intra , started sipping gatprae about 1/3 into workout. Unbelievable energy. Hit 5xbw+100 on chins, incl db pressed 90x5, then had the energy to hit a new front squat pr, 2x255. I was so focused i literally sat in the hole on the second rep for like 5 sec bc i knew I'd be able to get back up. Can't wait to try this with wms.
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While frigid conditions will encompass the Chicago area over the next couple of days, the weekend will offer a break from the bitter cold. more >
While frigid conditions will encompass the Chicago area over the next couple of days, the weekend will offer a break from the bitter cold. more >
The canyon that holds Europe's most powerful waterfall may have been formed in a flash by just a few monster floods, new research suggests.
Up to 10 million gallons (38 million liters) of crude oil from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill has settled at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, where it is threatening wildlife and marine ecosystems, according to a new study.
A record number of starved sea lion pups are washing ashore along the California coast.
No two beach vacations are exactly the same.
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These cold-weather cruises visit places like Antarctica and Alaska, and will have you seeking out penguins, fjords, and even the Northern Lights.
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Monday Recruitin' Goes Full Geriatric
Today's recruiting roundup covers the latest on Drake Harris and Da'Shawn Hand, the potential Tarpon Springs package deal of Cole-Scott-Campbell, an offer to the son of a Michigan legend, and more.
In Our Base, Possibly Stealin Ur Dudes Anyway
Devin Gardner, Drake Harris, and Shane Morris, via Harris' Instagram
Grand Rapids Christian WR Drake Harris may be a Michigan State commit, but it's becoming clearer and clearer that he's a commit only by the loosest possible definition of the term. Harris admitted as much to 247's Steve Lorenz($) after taking in yesterday's game while sitting between Devin Gardner and Shane Morris:
"My commitment to Michigan State is a soft verbal right now and say that Michigan is up at the top as well," Harris said. "I really like being there a lot."
Reports flew around Twitter last night that Harris was spotted singing "The Victors" after the game, with some suggesting that Michigan has even opened up a big lead in his recruitment. While that may be going too far at this stage, it's clear that the Wolverines have made up a lot of ground, and they'll have the chance to continue that soon—Harris will be at the Indiana game on Sunday for his third visit in a matter of weeks. If Michigan isn't already in command, that trip could put them there.
A couple 2015 prospects were also on campus last week. Cass Tech quarterback Jayru Campbell was at yesterday's game; he told Scout's Josh Newkirk that the visit went well, and while Michigan isn't likely to offer him any time soon* it sounds like they'll be a contender if that does happen ($):
"They just told me they weren't in a rush to offer me," he said. "They told me to make sure I come to camp this summer and will sit down and talk again. But they're really not in a rush to offer me. I guess they're waiting to see my development…I like Michigan, so it would definitely be a school that I would want an offer from. I think it would be pretty interesting to get a Michigan offer."
Campbell is a long way from making a decision—he mentioned a desire to play the hat game at the Under Armour All-American Game, which recently sent him an invite—so there's plenty of time for the Wolverines to evaluate him.
2015 Westerville (OH) OL Rob Dowdy made a mid-week visit, which gave him a chance to get some one-on-one time with Coaches Hoke, Borges, and Funk. After the visit, he told The M Block that Michigan is his top school despite growing up an Ohio State fan, though that's likely because the Buckeyes have yet to show much interest.
*I don't think this is a sign that they're not very interested in Campbell—keep in mind how long it took for the coaches to offer a 2014 quarterback.
[Hit THE JUMP for the latest on Artavis Scott and George Campbell, plus much more.]
Friday Recruiting Grows Hair
Hello. It is Brian doing this. Forgive me if I am redundant, for I have been out of the recruiting recap game for a bit.
Hello: Mason Cole
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You may have noticed that FL OL Mason Cole pulled the trigger and became the fourth member of Michigan's 2014 class this week. Cole, a 6'5" kid who'll need to add weight instead of drop it, is probably destined for guard, and he's a quality get:
The 6-foot-5, 280-pounder, theTimes' top recruit for the Class of 2014, has offers from pretty much every major Division I program, including Alabama, Florida, Florida State and Ohio State.
"'I've always been partial to the Big Ten," said Cole, who visited Michigan for the third time this past weekend. "I always knew I wanted to play in that conference and play in the cold weather.
"It's just made for offensive linemen. It's smash-mouth football. Linemen are kind of stars up there. I didn't know any of these people and they already knew my name. The fan base is crazy."
Elsewhere, the Tampa Bay Times notes that he is "one part teddy bear, one part beast." I hope the teddy bear part is his tail.
Ace has been ill this week but will pop up with a belated Hello post next week; [EDIT: Oops it's here.] for now just know that Cole is probably going to average out around 100th once sites get their rankings down. He's 107th to Rivals and 62nd to 247 right now, pre-inevitable slide. Magnus compares him to Steve Schilling.
In 2016 all Michigan skill players will be 6'8" velcro-man hybrids
Tight ends! Michigan likes them a lot. They like recruiting them, at least, and presumably they will like throwing to them all the time once they learn how to block and are not oversized wide receivers. Michigan continues scouring the country for anything that looks like a basketball player in pads. They currently lead($) for one IL TE Daniel Helm:
"I would say Michigan is leading right now," the 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight end said. "If Notre Dame offers, they are definitely up there. I really like their offense because it's pro-style."
Helm is either fuzzy on what pro-style means or pro-style does not necessarily mean anything anymore what with RGIII and Russell Wilson and legions of NFL commentators hilariously failing to recognize the zone read. Anyway, Sam Webb's Detnews article from last week goes into more detail on Helm (and Parrker Westphal):
"I know Michigan's a top-tier school and one of the best universities in the country. The Big House was awesome — a great venue that would be sweet to play in. Their new indoor field is sweet, academics are superb, and their academic support is very good, as well. So it was great."
Helm, a Rivals250 guy, has Michigan, Nebraska and Tennessee offers already and feels another wave is incoming. Leads when offers are still incoming are more tenuous; sounds like ND is going to be a contender.
Drake Harris counts as a velcro-man hybrid
So. MI WR Drake Harris. Michigan State quasi-commit, leaping 6'4" Braylon Edwards receiver guy, kind of nice prospect, would be the last piece of Hoke's recruiting Voltron if Michigan can nab him from a list of national contenders and also Michigan State. When Harris re-opened his recruitment Michigan didn't seem to have a place particularly high up on his list, but he's visited and things are picking up. QB commit Wilton Speight is bombing the kid:
The other player Speight is feeling especially good about is Drake Harris. While he doesn't necessarily see a decision on the horizon, he does believe the Wolverines are being look upon in a much more favorable light.
"We've pretty much talked every day for the past week," Speight reported. "He's really high on Michigan. We've convinced him — he's coming this weekend on the 23rd, a day early with me and Michael on Saturday just to meet the coaching staff for a little bit longer. And he'll be there Sunday for the (basketball) game (versus Illinois). But it's been going really well. He's really liking Michigan more and more. I think the fact that Michael and I are working on him really hard is helping a lot."
The fruit of that work on is seen on the instagram:
Harris also spent some time in the WTKA studio with Sam Webb:
I'm a little confused by the bit where they talk about the number he's wearing as if it's #1 when it is in fact #11, but here is the recruiting tool being a recruiting tool, sort of:
Said Harris, "they told me they haven't had anyone wear the #1 jersey in a while, and they believe I will be the next person to wear it if I come there… but I will have to earn it."
Gahhhh stupid Braylon endowment thing. Michigan hasn't had a guy wear #1 since that came into being.
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Also in last weekend were NC RB Elijah Hood and OH LB Kyle Berger, both previously longshots heavily favoring rivals Notre Dame and Ohio State, respectively. Hood's visit got Michigan closer but did not vault them to the top of the list($):
"It's just a feeling right now," Hood said of Notre Dame. "After everything was said and done and I sat home in my room and thought about it, they're still No. 1."
Michigan is second with Ohio State a seemingly distant third (he told The M Block that OSU was "not the same" as Michigan). With all those visits in the rear-view mirror Michigan wants Hood's recruitment to string out so they can have time to change his mind.
It is important to acquire Hood because he's got a little bit of Fred Jackson($) in him. He told Scout that OSU's RB coach was "magnificent" and that "all of those guys are awesome up there" at Michigan. If Michigan acquires Hood we could have a recursive praise-war going on between the two wherein Jackson says Hood is the best back since they combined Gale Sayers with a unicorn and Hood says Jackson is the best running back coach since that one guy who spliced Gale Sayers and a unicorn together.
Meanwhile, Berger:
LB - Kyle Berger - St. Ignatius High School - Cleveland, OH
Berger told me, "I loved my visit. I had a great time spending time with Coach Mattison and seeing all of the facilities. Meeting all of the coaches was great." The last time Kyle and I spoke he said he wanted to compare Michigan to Ohio State; he had this to say after visiting both schools. "I loved both schools. I had great visits at both places and I could see myself playing at either school. I think it's going to come down to spring practices and seeing how the coaches coach and all that."
An OZone writer got a similar take with an explicit pecking order, or lack thereof:
Kyle Berger had a great visit to Michigan. Says OSU and UM equal. Buckeyes are in a fight with TSUN for Berger.
Berger wants to decide($) in May; Ohio State is trying to get him up this weekend to defuse the situation.
Pass rushers named Lawrence always welcome
Webb's article this week focuses on MI DE Lawrence Marshall, who was momentarily an OSU commitment and is now open. Michigan was SRS about getting his attention:
"I literally spent the whole day with Brady Hoke. I was also with Coach Montgomery, Coach Mattison, Coach Jackson. It was one-on-one (attention) the whole day.
That was preceded by an MSU visit; he also returned to EL on the 16th, so they'll be a real contender in this one. Marshall does mention that Montgomery's departure is not a big deal:
"It really didn't hurt Michigan's chances. Coach Mattison would be the guy coaching me. I'd be working directly with him so (Montgomery leaving) was no loss. Coach Mattison, I was with him the whole time. He said I'd be like Terrell Suggs as a rush guy coming off the edge."
LA TE Jacory Washington, a soft LSU commit, plans to visit($) over the summer. Michigan hasn't gotten anything but sleepers out of LA in a long time and the rest of list is all southern schools.
NJ OL Juwan Bushell-Beaty is planning a visit in April($). Bushell-Beatty projects as a tackle and is the teammate of mondo prospect Jabrill Peppers. CA WR Juju Smith names a top five($) of M, USC, UCLA, Wisconsin, and Cal.
Monday Recruitin' Rocks Swag Boots
Today's recruiting roundup recaps reactions from the weekend's visits and discusses the impact of Jerry Montgomery's departure.
Big February Recruiting Weekend Produces No Commits... For Now
Drake Harris (photo via Detroit News)
There weren't eight commitments, not that anybody expected as much. There wasn't even one commitment. That doesn't mean that Michigan's big visit weekend was a failure; far from it, in fact.
If a player was going to pledge over the weekend, it was FL OL Mason Cole. While Cole didn't take the plunge, he told Scout's Josh Newkirk that Michigan solidified their place atop his leaderboard ($):
"Michigan's leading," Cole said. "but I don't I really don't have an organized top-five. And from here on out anything can happen."
As far as a decision timeline, Cole didn't let out any hints of an early commitment.
"I'm just going with the flow," Cole said regarding a timetable.
Regarding that fluid timetable, Cole told ESPN's Chantel Jennings($, info in header) that a commitment "could come at any time," to one of his top schools—Michigan, Notre Dame, Clemson, and Florida State. If he makes a choice soon, it's almost assuredly going to be Michigan, and they've positioned themselves well for a commitment whenever Cole decides to, er, decide.
The Wolverines also strengthened their position with current Michigan State commit Drake Harris, the top in-state wide receiver. Harris told 247's Steve Wiltfong that every school he's looking at—Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, Florida, Georgia, and Notre Dame—is on equal footing, and the attention shown to him by both Michigan's coaches and commits made a big impact ($):
The Michigan coaches aren't the only ones recruiting Harris. Quarterback commit Wilton Speight is also working to get him in the fold, as is 2013 signal-caller signee Shane Morris. Speight was on campus this weekend hanging with Harris.
"He seems like a great person," Harris said. "I've been texting with him but this was the first time meeting him and we had a good time. I look forward to hanging out with him more. I've been in contact with Shane Morris and he wants me there. Everyone was giving me a lot of attention including Coach (Brady) Hoke and Michigan made a great impact on me this weekend."
Harris has already set his next visit to Ann Arbor for March 10th, when the basketball team takes on Indiana in what should be a game with plenty of hype and excitement. Getting back-to-back visits is a great sign, even if there will be stiff competition from upcoming visits to Florida (March 22nd) and Ohio State (planned, not set).
[Hit THE JUMP for the rest of the reactions from the weekend and the impact of Jerry Montgomery's departure.]
Friday Recruitin' Hears Hoke To CFL
Today's recruiting roundup covers a huge visit weekend, new offers, and more.
Big February Visit Weekend Is An Annual Thing, Apparently
Mason Cole
It's that time of the year again, when Michigan rounds up a large group of highly-touted recruits, shows off their program with the coaches and current commits in full-on recruiting mode, and renders me unable to leave my laptop for the weekend. Those hoping for a repeat of last year's eight-man commitapalooza should temper their expectations, but there's nothing wrong with getting excited about the talent that will be on campus ($). Here's a rundown of this weekend's visitors (all are 2014 prospects unless otherwise noted):
- OH LB Michael Ferns and VA QB Wilton Speight — Two of Michigan's three commits—and the two that have been most active in recruiting other prospects—will be on campus doing their best Shane Morris impressions. Both have been mentioned by other prospects as doing an impressive job of selling Michigan.
- OH LB Kyle Berger — Berger hails from the same Cleveland St. Ignatius program that produced Jake Ryan, and it could come down to a Michigan/OSU battle for the four-star linebacker.
- FL OL Mason Cole — If a player is going to commit this weekend, it's probably Cole, a four-star guard who's already made multiple trips up from Florida. Getting Cole would be big in its own right, and it would also give Michigan the inside track at his high school teammates, four-star WR Artavis Scott and 2015 blue-chip ATH George Campbell—both have offers, and Campbell will accompany Cole on this weekend's visit.
- MI WR Drake Harris — This will be the first visit for Harris since his commitment to Michigan State; he's since opened up his recruitment after deciding he'll focus exclusively on football at the next level, though he still remains a soft Spartan verbal. Wilton Speight told Sam Webb he's been talking with Harris on a daily basis and convinced him to spend two days on campus this weekend. While Harris doesn't seem close to making a final decision, a productive visit could move him closer to making a change in his commitment.
- NC RB Elijah Hood — The four-star back had Michigan tied for fifth in his recruitment as of last week, but he's since updated that list and now has the Wolverines in fourth, per ESPN's Kipp Adams ($). This weekend will be key if Michigan hopes to make up ground on Notre Dame, Hood's leader, especially since he plans to make a decision before his senior season.
- MI DE Lawrence Marshall — Marshall briefly committed to Ohio State a couple weeks ago before opening up his recruitment after visits to Michigan State and Michigan forced him to reconsider. I'd expect the Southfield four-star end will take a little longer before making another pledge.
- MI DE Malik McDowell — While McDowell has been a familiar face around Ann Arbor, he's yet to spend a lot of time with the coaches—that should change this weekend, obviously. McDowell has been mum about his leaderboard, but it's believed that Michigan and Notre Dame hold an edge over Ohio State and Michigan State, and this will be a chance for the Wolverines to separate themselves from the pack.
- 2015 FL ATH George Campbell — As said above, Campbell is teammates at Tarpon Springs (FL) East Lake with Mason Cole and Artavis Scott, and he appears ticketed for five-star status when the 2015 rankings eventually come out. This will be his first visit to Ann Arbor.
- 2015 MI ATH Brian Cole — Cole projects to be one of the top athletes in Michigan's rising junior class and could end up at receiver or defensive back at the next level. The 6'2" product of Saginaw Heritage already holds offers from both Michigan and MSU. This will be his first visit to Ann Arbor.
- 2015 OH CB Shaun Crawford — Crawford doesn't yet hold a Michigan offer, but that didn't stop him from pegging the Wolverines as his favorites in an interview with Scout's Bill Greene ($). He already holds offers from Illinois and Tennessee and ran an electronic 4.52 40-yard dash at a Nike SPARQ combine last week, so don't be surprised if Michigan comes through with an offer sooner or later.
The only player on this list that can be reasonably expected to commit this weekend is Mason Cole, and that's by no means a guarantee. As we've seen in the past, however, strange things can happen when this many prospects get on campus at the same time.
[Hit THE JUMP for the early leading candidate for dumbest rumor of the 2014 cycle, a couple of new offers, and more.]
Tuesday Recruitin' Unveils Surprise
Today's recruiting roundup covers #Project135, reactions from last weekend's unofficial visitors, and much more.
2014 commit Michael Ferns unwittingly incited mass speculation last week when he teased a recruiting-related "big surprise" on Twitter that he dubbed "#Project135". Fans hoping for a new commit were disappointed, but what Ferns revealed on Friday was actually a pretty cool idea:
Kids pick the darndest fonts
Even before this, Ferns had been very active in recruiting his 2014 classmates—it's clear that Shane Morris and his tireless efforts to bring in commits for Team 134 have influenced the next wave.
One of Michigan's other 2014 commits, Wilton Speight, got the profile treatment from MLive's Kyle Meinke; in the piece, Speight talks about flying 2,000 miles to train, and also why he felt comfortable with Michigan's coaching staff:
"Michigan's staff was the first staff to be 100 percent honest with me throughout the whole process, and that meant a huge amount to me," Speight said. "There's lots of coaches from all over the country who will come in and say, 'You're our guy, you're our guy. Just wait, you're going to get an offer.' And then they go out and find someone who's better.
"Michigan, they didn't necessarily tell me I was their guy. They said, 'We're looking at two other guys too.' The thing is, I already knew that, because the quarterback recruits, we're a tight circle. We're all pretty close, and I knew who else they were looking at. And the fact they were up front with me about that meant a lot.
"It was just a perfect fit for me. It was a no-brainer."
It seems like every time Michigan pulls in a commit, one of the top two or three reasons they give for their choice is the level of honesty and openness they experience with the coaches. That's a very good thing, of course, especially in today's recruiting echo chamber—gone are the days when a coach could tell three players at the same position that they're all the school's number one priority and get away with it, not with the pervasiveness of recruiting news and recruits staying in close contact with each other.
[Hit THE JUMP for visit reactions from Parrker Westphal and Daniel Helm, the latest top schools for several recruits, and more.]
Thursday Recruitin' Gets PTSD
Today's recruiting roundup covers newest commit Bryan Mone, what's shaping up to be a big visit weekend next week, the latest on Lawrence Marshall, and more.
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Salt Lake City (UT) Highland DT Bryan Mone became Michigan's third 2014 commit on Tuesday, and Sam Webb caught up with Mone in the wake of his commitment—the rising senior told Webb that his commitment came as a surprise to the coaches, who said he could be a versatile presence on the defensive line ($):
Said Mone, "they told me I'll play nose tackle, D-end, and wherever else they need me."
Until then the talented youngster plans to work hard to improve his game. He has given up basketball for dedicate all of his free time to doing just that.
"I'm just lifting and getting faster after school now," Mone reported. "I need to get slimmer. I'm getting too overweight. Focusing in the classroom is the main thing, but other than that it's just getting faster, stronger, and trimming down my weight. I'm at about 340 lbs. now, and I want to get down to about 315 lbs."
While Mone looked to be in shape at around 300 pounds last fall, I'm guessing he's carrying some bad weight at 340; if he's giving up basketball to get in shape, that hopefully won't be an issue moving forward. Webb also talked to Mone's high school coach, who gave more insight on both his football and leadership abilities ($):
"He had 75-plus tackles, 12 for loss, five sacks, and forced four fumbles… but then he turns around and starts on the offensive line," Benson stated. "The kid never comes off the field. To be 300 lbs. and yet be able to do that, it says a lot about him as a player and his work ethic. He works his guts out in the weight room and does a real good job for us. He is big, strong, powerful, and tenacious. He flat gets after it. He uses his hands very well and he has real good feet for a big guy. He changes directions reallywell. He still has a lot to work on and he knows that. He is a kid that is never settled with where he is at, which is good. He is also very humble. He always makes sure that he directs everything towards his teammates. He is not a 'me' guy, he is a 'we' guy. He definitely is a great teammate and wants to promote his fellow players."
Mone's coach also insists that his only visits will be to Michigan; he seems very solid in his commitment, especially since he'd maintained the Wolverines as his leader for months prior to making his pledge.
[Hit THE JUMP for the adventures of Lawrence Marshall and some big-time visitors for the next two weekends.]


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Renowned Street Fighter champion Daigo "The Beast" Umehara joined up with Mad Catz just this year and already the company has gotten him into the record books. At this past weekend's "Super Vs Battle" tournament in London, Guinness presented Umehara with a certificate entering him into the Guinness Book of World Records Gamer's Edition 2011 for achieving "Most Consecutive Tournament Wins" (15 in all).
Umehara said of the accolade,"Receiving this award at the culmination of a spirited international tournament is truly a great honor, one made all the more special when considering the fierce competition in the international fighting game community."
Speaking of fierce competition, just imagine how many arcade sticks and controllers have been smashed by Umehara's opponents after losing those heated matches. Now that's a record someone needs to recognize!
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Dems hold 'public hearing' on education funding
Published: March 26,2013
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JACKSON — Mississippi Democrats have renewed their calls for more education funding in the state budget.
At a meeting billed as a "Democratic Public Hearing," Rep. Rufus Straughter, D-Belzoni, lamented the consistent gaps between education funding determined by the Mississippi Adequate Education Program and what has been approved by the state legislature. He said that lawmakers' debates about charter schools are a distraction from the state's education funding crisis.
"The sad thing is that they make it seem like charter schools will solve our problems," Straughter said. "Charter schools will not solve our problems."
Rep. John Hines, D-Greenville, presented data from the Mississippi Department of Education showing that schools in the state have been cumulatively underfunded by more than $962 million since fiscal year 2009. Statewide, he said Mississippi could have employed more than 4,000 teachers with five-year salaries, or purchased nearly 20,000 school buses with the missing funds.
Due to the recession, the state cut hundreds of millions of dollars out of education beginning in the 2008 budget year, when it put $2.2 billion into K12 education.
A joint legislative budget committee approved a $97 million increase to the state budget last Thursday. But even if lawmakers put all of that money into education, schools would only get $2.1 billion in 2014, and that doesn't account for increased pension costs imposed in recent years.
Rep. Cecil Brown, D-Jackson, argued that the state can't wait for residents' income to rise to provide more funding for education. He said without quality education, the state economy won't grow.
Brown added that Democrats are only asking for a reasonable amount of education funding.
"This is not a Cadillac program," Brown said. "This is not Harvard or Yale. This is not the best there is, and it's certainly not the worst there is. But the legislature said, when this program was adopted, that we want to provide enough funds so that every child in Mississippi has access to an adequate education."
The hearing was made up of like-minded Democrats, though Straughter said all members of the legislature were invited to attend.
"They chose not to come," Straughter said of Republicans. "I think that's part of the problem we have in the state: we're not being listened to."
Later Monday, House Speaker Philip Gunn told The Associated Press that proper funding isn't clearly defined by the MAEP. Gunn cited state Auditor Stacey Pickering, who said that attendance figures are not evenly defined from school district to school district. Average daily attendance is one of the cornerstones for determining how much money each district is supposed to receive.
Beyond that, Gunn questioned whether more money would help.
"You have to subscribe to the view that money is going to solve the problem in a certain area, and I don't subscribe to that view," said Gunn, a Republican. "Giving more money is not going to equate to better performance."
Gunn said his home district of Clinton is top rated, but spends less than the state average. Clinton's student body is one of the most affluent in the state, but Gunn said he doubted that more money would help impoverished, poorly performing districts.
"How much is it going to take to turn it into a quality district?" Gunn asked. "Give me a number."
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The sunlight creeps insideThe sunlight creeps inside my bedroom while I'm covering my eyes,it finds my eyelids, still resisting, it pries them openand it sighs.Its soft caress has never pleased me and it fails again this time.It tries to cheer me up by singing a little songthat doesn't rhyme.I wish I could resume my slumber. Go away, you foolish beam!Your lousy singing only robbed meof my dream.
I do not loveI do not love.I am not a calm Sunday afternoon,warm sun rays and gelato,pacing back and forth to relieve tension.These are other people.I laugh at the turning tides,I laugh when it's most difficult,feet buried in the sand, nothing can move me from this place,I chose to stand here,water around my ankles, waist, neck.I am gathering storms in my purse,collecting pieces of puzzles that have not yet been created,both the great wall and the one who smashes against it.I throw myself at the fire's mercywith open eyesand clean palms.I do not love.I worship.
Title(s)What if I tried to strip you of your titles?Cram them inside my mouthone by oneand gorge myself on every single letter?Lord, ruler, commander, sultan, emperor,Your Majesty?Would you be less frightening then,would you be easy to mislay?Less of marble, more of clay?Would you be paltry, boring, plain?Would I even look at you again?Would the birds persist to singif I discrowned you, dearest King?Life would go on -I know- the way it doesand there'd be other words to comeand fill the gap.But even if you can feed the silence, make it speak,there would be things that go unnamed,untouched and muffled.There would be things unbearableunder the layers of lull-such as the sound of bodies when they clash,the sound of memories when they come rushing backand the wild thumping of a heart against a heart.Oh, but I'm dazed and dazzled and confused(such a cliche, a doodle, overused),though sometimes I believe that I could break the chain,it would take but one small g
SolaceSolace is often found underneath bruisesand wounds which stubbornly refuse to heal,like knowing you should have forgotten about names and placesbut carving treasure maps on your armshoping to retrieve a moment, never forget that it was real.And happiness can be found amidst a sea of tears-barely breathing yet bent on staying afloat.Like how I felt when you held on to my hips.But now I can't help but wonder,did I dream about my name upon your lips?
I stand with deathIt's early, much too earlyfor these words,names and adjectives;the tingling down my throatvaguely reminds me of alcohol,except I haven't had a drop.I stand with death between my fingers, I standwith death between my fingers,I stand with death.The sunlight kisses me, warms placesI had never thought were cold,muscles and hair roots writhewith excitementbutI dare not hope for happy endings, I darenot hope for happy endings,I dare not hope.
Conjuring HellDevil man, devil man, show me your teeth.Show me the horror--what lies beneath.Be placid, be harrowed, or if you want, seethe;but come along, devil man, and teach me to breathe.My wicked reverence don't try to subdue.It's hopeless, you demon. I'm burning for you.Though I may seem mellow, my devotion's concrete--I'd sacrifice virgins just to lie by your feet.When night falls around me, I scream out your namein hopes of your coming--to cherish or maim.Oh, devil, you monster! Condemn me, I beg!You promised! You promised and now you renege?Devil man, devil man, show me your teeth.My soul, oh so gladly, to you I bequeath!
Whether Winter WillWhether Winter will cover me with snowI cannot tell.I'll wear my scarf, I'll wear my coat;all will be well.My mother will offer me chestnuts,I'll accept.I'll smile to her and she won't knowI wept.Whether I'll be reborn in Spring, well,who could say?At least I'll know I have no debtsto pay.
RestorationDig into me with your hooks,mangle and shred and pull apart the fleshto uncover what lies beneath,the source of my unrest.I reckon it is not the bloodpumping through hearts alone,it cannot be the marrow,resting deep inside a bone.What is, what is, what isthe cause of discontent?What is the reason for this painwhich won't relent?Dig into me, bring me those blazing claws,my being tear apart and reinvent its laws,construct the puzzle from the startand make the torment cease,or let me rest in piecesand in peace.
Shape ShifterSkin worn inside out,carefully hiding a zipper under long hairwhose colour changesevery other week.The eyes are almost always the same,in shape, that is.Their hue changesand you couldn't tell if they aregreen or grey or blue.The architecture of the bones is slightly modified,not too much,just enough to keep from dissolving.From time to time I parade around in someone else's shoesand they don't fit butI keep walking, strutting.Nobody notices the stranger wearing my face,wearing a smile that doesn't belong to me,they don't realize I'm hushed upunderground.When I laugh, I surprise myself,yet no one shows the slightest sign of tension.And how can they,when there are days that even I can't tell who's laughing?Is it the shape shifteror me?The days I choose to exhibit my true colours,are usually the most grey ones.The shape shifter cowers from me, bleeding,while I too allow myself to bleedand I don't accuse her
k.n., ii7 9 13 he took a bow overlooking interstate 680: car-comets in full spin, orbital lights his dreams planetary, saturnian - he almost sprouted wings that night and i cannot say it would not be beautiful; the palpations of downtown pumping luminous cells, coursing through highway veins and he, standing in the heart of his world visions galactic mind ecstatic - his feet began to lift just a little.9 20 13a few phone callsand a pair of
stars only die from drug overdoses.there's a boy i knowwho used to swallow coinslike hard candy;tree sapstuck to his chinfrom my own hands,Septemberlucid in our lungsand the roada blur from our sadistic words.he doesn't believe in hellandneither do i.but i believe in the stars and i want to know what happens to themwhen they die.
The Curious and Peculiar Tale of the Simonov TwinsThe Curious and Peculiarly Tragic Tale of the Simonov TwinsI have done most of my post-doctorate work alongside Dean Eroslide as he ran Harry Loaine School for Boys. It was a tiny little establishment, set up in a series of pathways and cottages that made up the dormitories and the 'holistic' and 'traditional', designed to accommodate Dean Eroslide's philosophy of natural living: 'clean and untouched life energy regulates all chakras and promotes a positive educational environment'. Needless to say, Harry Loaine School for Boys was a parent's last resort, when everything from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Interventions and to Involuntary Hospitalization was never enough. The Dean had no degree of any sort other than a few licenses for Chakra healing and Reiki, so the entirety of the upkeep of the facility remained on the shoulders of these desperate parents--and of course the government kickbacks the School received for keeping me as a full time Child Psychologist
leap through eternityi will sink my teeth into a supernovato let the stardust andcosmosslide down my parched throat andwash over my intestines,like a pebbledrowning in the sound--
the letter that never arrivedas if grief had never hollowed out my heart,caverns echoing with the memory of a laugh,as if despair had never stolen my voiceuntil love whispered in my earand I knew what mattered,to speakof knowing: there are thingsyou will decide to protect yourself from,painyou must never relive,and some you must liveand live again,no matter the cost
Letter to a loved one, on losing a loved one.I want to tell youthat this grief is temporary,that even if you feel lost,you are not a ship adriftwithout a crew.But darling, grief stillsits heavy on my tongue andI will not lie to you. [Grief gathers at the back of my mouth and renders me useless on days that feel like the day she died, my limbs heavy, my heart sore.]Instead I am going to tell youthat grief is not the last thingyou will ever feel;there will still berumpled sheets and lazy smiles,your fingers will still findmy naked waist beneath the blanketsand mine will still fit neatly betweenthe knobs of your spine.We will still drink too much coffee,smoke too many cigarettes, and love withurgency but not with haste.I will sit with your grief,as you have sat with mine andwe will be okay.
Black Widow IIawayi'm going to break awaydrain i'm in the drain of drains and slowly being spun downwards and downwards and downwards and down wards.thirteenMom's rose garden grew beneath the steps, and I did too. They weren't aligned and it bothered me. I always tried to fight it but she would come down and lay her hand on my bare skin and whisper, "They aren't growing."And I would be red like the roses and blue like the violets.She grew beneath the steps too.pastnotlookingforthepastorthe f u t u r e e e e e esetset down the lighterput it down.don't make it brighter.I set the roses on fire.ingenuityshe never knew I them on fire. I set them on fire.her hands on my bare skin and whisper,they aren't growingrose
i don't think im alive enough to die yet.we used to play russian roulette on dingy street corners,cigarettes hanging from soot-blackened lipsand morphine running rampant through our drugged up systems.i remember how i was always shot.you ran away when i didn't dieand left me to bleed outonto the cold concrete.but you don't understand-dolls and wallflowers are empty inside,and hearts constructed hastily with broken matchsticksdon't beat true. it's just dull thumpingin a hollow chest cavity.(and even the best dentists can't fill this one up.)
AerosolIt has been a day and a half since the crash, and I have found a cabin. In some ways, this is a relief. I don't know if I could face another night on the mountain without shelter. Outside, a fire does no good: the heat simply travels upwards. However, this place also raises some difficult questions. I estimate that I've put eight miles between myself and the crash site. I don't know if this will be enough. It occurs to me that I don't really know anything.The survival manual recommends staying with the plane. It explains that this affords the best chance of rescue. It explains that the wreckage offers warmth and shade. It explains that seventy percent of pilots who stay are located within three days, while seventy percent of those who leave are never recovered. It does not explain what to do if the payload begins to leak.Jenkins shouted after me as I ran, said it was our duty to defend the aircraft. I tried to warn him about the spur of wood protrudin
pollenwasp-waisted beautypray into my collarbonelet your snake tongue slitherwith the syllables.i wish for soft-chested nights,and the trickle of champagne down crystal glass.poppy-lips, lull me to sleep,nurse my coiling tongue with yours;tap my scalp like a silent drum,and wind my hair in between your fingerslike broken guitar strings.(serenade me with the buzz of pollen in your kiss.)
not grief, but something like itmy grandmother's tartan bag sits on an upside-down bucket in the basement,full to the brim with little liquor bottles and cardboard boxesI go to do the laundry,pass it twice an hourand every time, just for a moment, I think she's visiting
A Short VisitIn the country,the scarcity of humanity,our ability to stand outside and be alone,holds an undeniable appeal to me.Even in the cold, the quiet can bea great friend. The sun was out today,pleasant on the skin. The wind had subduedfrom last night's blowing. I sat in mygreat-grandfather's metal lawn chair.He kept this one outside the barn.Told me once how he found a meteoritein the chair. Said it hit the barnand bounced right down to sit a spell.Said it gave him a little shock,a space-spark he called it,when he picked it up from its resting spot.How old was he then?My age? I only recall an aged,bald, weathered, cowboy who still preferredto do his business in the outhouseinstead of the indoor room with waterfrom pipes. He told mehe knew when I was being bornbecause his knees itched from whereI would sit and his hands stungfrom where he would spank me.He and Granny shared a small house,blown by the horrid western Oklahoma wind,on a hill that overlooked their pond
ocean lungsyou weigh something like gravityin my tired expanse. you aresand;(my once splendid mountain)my love is the oceanthat has worn you down.with my monstrous tongue,i pulled you in.as you fall,sweeping peacefully into the depthsand filling each crevice,i am learning to inhale shores.some would say i'm suffocatingand bring me buckets of air (only to have itescape my slippery grip).no, the tides need something heavyto make of hera home.
OctoberI only felt autumn's presenceIn October, in HamburgA month after she was expectedCrisp leaves, warm lightGeese on the lawn by the lakeAnd lonelinessStretching through short days and long nightsHeralds of winter's comingShoes worn thin by milesI wander, a stranger, muteHead full, heart singingThe love of dark trunks and bright leavesUntempered by geographyOr language
adventurousyou're walking on a tightropeas thin and as brittle asgossamer in the cool rain I dare you totake a barefoot baby stepall misty tundra and windlay in a cobweb hammock be allyour afternoon reverieall your forgotten regretsyou never thought would brighten you dreamof the chances you will takefor it is not an old end--it is a new beginning;it is not a winter melt--but a summer to be
the invisible wounds of warhome is so different when you'restanding behind the wall;i wonder of the people wholive/will live in that house now as istand yonder on the neighbor'syard,my face illuminated in a yellowlight.i wonder if they'd listen to my windingstories; the nights i'd screamback at my parents as they screamedat each other -the tornadoes and storms that rippedthrough the back yard, leaving us untouchedbut devastating others -the christmas and easter mornings, goodtimes and bad, dreams and heartbreakand so much cigarette smoke stainingthe walls and my lungs.(we were a good american family withgood american values and traditions,weren't we?)i wonder if they'd listen to my twistingroots, sitting calmly as i'd tell themof the horrors of standing nakedin front of my mother to have her tellme my body was wrong.i've always been told that peopleabuse in myriads of ways, but neverthat the walls of my old homewould abuse along.
Peacetime Songs or EuthanasiasI wanted a war-time melody for the aching ears of all the people who silently protest the military efforts of our time; a song to soothe, a flood of words in which to drown our battered hopes, for their mercy. So I conjured in my rib-caged eye the images of war,the open minds of fallen soldiers, spilling New York and Los Angeles, Moscow and Baghdad onto the streets of anywhere; their mouthing wounds elevating cries into the city stench of gunpowder blackened buildings; the look on their eyes when the true meaning of damage and collateral crashes into their fleshy souls, begging in curses, wailing arms at them for a redraw of the cards: You instead, not my little boy! But every soldier is a little boy,and as I saw them huddled beside Humvees, warding cold deserts with divine stories of mundane happenings at hometown proms, repeating to themselves this weapon is lighter than a wrench; as I saw them mourning for the friends that wouldn't recognize them, returned, victorious shells, I re
Dead languages and bitter teaWe were directly opposed,circling each other in a confining pool,my mouth seeking yours, but only findingthe fragments of composure you left in your wake."Nunc scio quid sit Amor",you said once, and I agreed with you,then looked up what the hell you meantas soon as I was alone.We went stargazing when we were hungryand fed ourselves with the namesand the glow of all the starsthat spread themselves out to tease us."This is what I see in you," you flattered,pointing at the sky while the wetness of the grasssoaked into our backs."You're that string of pearls, right there,hanging around the neck of the sky.You are more than what I've been looking for,more than anything I've ever tried to find,"you painted stars and lies.I left you job listings in the mornings,and you told me my fortune,in the bottom of my teacup.We were directly opposed; I told you to leave if you wanted,so on a night too cold for me to see the comfort in your dreams,you left, gathering
Victory in defeatAmid the horror and the bloodshed, weeping,I dared to look at my loathed foe.He smirked and then he promised:"If you bow down to me,upon my word, itends. Bow to me,and go home."I saidNo.


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Aug 24, 2012, 10:04 AM | |
well, its official, me and Solafilm don't mix! after prepping the forward fuse section, and giving the sheeted areas a dose of balsaloc to help the film stay stuck down i covered with silver solafilm, easiest film to use the lable says, well not for me, i really wasnt happy with the finish! i think it was probably more the fault of the balsaloc than the film as i could see stripes from where the it was appied. probably just need more practice. i removed all the film, in short order, forgot to take a photo of it, but it wouldn't have made impressive viewing anyway.
while removing the film i was thinking to my self that the 1/16 fuse sheeting wasn't going to provide much support for the exhaust stubs, i decided to cut out some of the sheeting and put some 1/2'' balsa block in it's place and then blend the blocks to suit the contour of the nose area. instead of messing with the film again i decided to use my old friend automotive spray putty, i gave the area a couple of coats and when dry sanded it back with 600 wet and dry (wet). the putty is sanded back pretty thin and in a lot of places you can see through it so shouldn't add too much weight over traditional covering. i will take to it some more tomorrow with the 600, and when happy with the finish i will go over it with some 2000 grit, then it will be ready for paint. Craig ImagesView all Images in thread
Aug 26, 2012, 08:58 AM | |
just about ready for some paint, have to decide how i wan't to do the panel lines first though, i am thinking that i might use the back end of an exact blade and lightly etch them in before painting. i will have to mount the tailplane, and do a little bit of gap filling around the fillets.
the rear end of the fuse, and the fillets were covered in Polyspan, and doped, they were then sprayputtied, and as with the front end sanded back with 600, followed by 2000grit wet and dry, the fillets were then glued to the vertical stab, and blended around the leading edge. also need to decide on a decent method of mounting both the battery cover, and the belly access hatch, probably just use magnets for them both, although if i was clever i might be able to use a couple of the exhaust stubs as pins, mmm....another one to sleep on! Craig |
Aug 29, 2012, 08:13 AM | |
it's that time again, back to work. i didn't get all achieved that i wanted for the week, but progress was made none the less.
i spent a fair bit of time messing about blending the fin fillets, got them reasonably good, but not perfect. i marked out my panel lines using a flexible plastic ruler and sharpie, then etched them in using the back side of an exacto blade, they are not huge deep and wide craters, but are still noticable which is what i was after, not the full compliment, just the main ones were done, the panel work screws/rivets were just done with a sharpened bit of brass tube pressed into the relevant areas, again not perfectly scale but rough enough for the bush as we say the Radiator assembly was then glued to the fuse underside using medium CA and the whole shooting match given a lightish coat of paint. the grey might be too dark, it depends on which of the many interpretations of schemes i look at, the weather was heavily overcast when i painted, so am hoping in better light it will be noticably lighter. i have been looking around for a suitable guineapig to attempt to pilot this beast when the time comes. i have my eyes on a certain Johannes Patzer, a 1/6 Dragon models Me110 tail gunner, he has a suitably determined/mad look on his face, and looks appropriately equipped with regards to flying gear to take on the task. for the privelage of being upgraded from a mere air gunner to pilot status he will unfortunately have to sacrifice his body below the neck in the name of weight saving, he would have to make do with a light weight version that i will come up with in due course. definately will be a step up from my foam fishing foat carved jobby. anyway time for work Craig |
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