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Monthly Archive for May, 2009
A busy Saturday in SAISD: closures, salaries, charter agreement
San Antonio Independent School District trustees met for most of the day Saturday for a broad-ranging discussion, including how to proceed with a proposed school closures plan. (Get up to date here.) Trustees met with and received feedback from their constituents since deciding on May 18 that they were going to review the plan and […] [Read More]
Judson starting evening high school
The Judson Independent School District will soon begin offering evening courses for high school students who need to earn a few additional credits. In Judson, as in many school districts around the country, the ninth-grade class is substantially larger than either the eighth or tenth-grade classes. Though the district's overall student body is growing, Judson […] [Read More]
UTSA wins big for transfer efforts
The University of Texas at San Antonio cleaned up at this year's STEP Awards, which recognize outstanding work in serving transfer students in Texas. Judged by a panel of experts affiliated with the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students at the University of North Texas, the awards applaud best practices in transfer programming, […] [Read More]
How did that school get on the SAISD closure list?
There hasn't been room in the newspaper to get into much detail about how a group of community members decided which schools it thinks should close over the next decade. You can read the background here. So, here's a quick run-down with the bullet points: To date, it has been a three-phase process. In Phase […] [Read More]
SAISD committee worried about closure proposal
Nellie Shannon was one of the most vocal critics of the San Antonio Independent School District last year when trustees considered closing Travis Elementary School. Now, she is a member of a committee that spent the past year developing recommendations that include closing 16 additional schools and reconfiguring 11 others over a decade. Shannon, one […] [Read More]
Get the background on SAISD closures
In trying to keep readers abreast of possible school closures in the San Antonio Independent School District, I thought it would be a good idea to go back and compile a list of stories we have published on the issue during the past couple of years. Superintendent Robert Durón took the job in July 2006 […] [Read More]
Fixing planes not just for men
Nicole Antoinette Maldonado has become the first woman to graduate from the aerospace academy at St. Philip's College, earning a turbine engine certificate and landing a job at Lockheed Martin Kelly Aviation Center. In another first, Willie Rogers is the first African-American graduate of the same program. As the primary aerospace training resource in South […] [Read More]
World's first tuition-free university
The world's first tuition-free university has opened its virtual doors to applicants and will start its first classes this fall. Called University of the People (UoPeople), the university is entirely online and relies on free open-source curriclum already on the Internet, volunteer teaching assistants and peer-to-peer learning models. The university is not yet accredited so […] [Read More]
UTSA excels in cyber security
The University of Texas at San Antonio continues to make a name for itself in cyber security with its latest designation as a "National Center of Academic Excellence in Research" from the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security. The award spans facutly and research funding in diverse departments, from business to engineering, […] [Read More]
Memorial what?
I'm a sucker for these surveys, basically written versions of Jay Leno's man-on-the-street interviews exposing Americans' ignorance of history, geography and politics. Our Fading Heritage: Americans Fail a Basic Test on Their History and Institutions found that Americans primarily view Memorial Day as a day off from work and know nothing about the things they […] [Read More]
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The Billy Goat's Bun Problem: Would Another Bun Work Better Than the Kaiser Roll?
Triple much better. It's true! Or a double on the 'kid's bun' (at least that's what Sam calls it...). I'm still a fan of the kaiser roll because that's a big part of the Billy Goat experience. Just man-up and get the triple.
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Brian Paglia
At most Henry County boys basketball team practices, junior forward Larrentis Thomas takes to a $2,000 rebounding machine to polish his talent. The Warhawks call it The Dominator. He leaps, grabs a lever, and absorbs the quick abuse of a simulated hit to his body. After all, life under the basket isn't kind in live action. Why should it be in practice?
"He has been one to just fall in love with that machine," Henry County coach Vincent Rosser said.
Thomas' motive to endure the abuse of the The Dominator, to battle man against machine practice after practice, is to master his craft and his opponent. And when he dissected Henry County's opponent (Long County) before their meeting in the second round of the Class AA tournament Tuesday night, when he heard the Blue Tide roster contained no player taller than the 6-foot-3 junior, he thought of one thing.
The Dominator.
Tuesday night showcased the consequences of Thomas' labor in practice. In a sound 85-61 defeat of Long County at home, Thomas put forth an uncanny performance. He scored 39 points. He grabbed 11 rebounds. He had two steals and blocked two shots, and then found rest on the floor next to the Warhawks bench for the remaining three minutes of the game, his work done for the night.
"It felt good," Thomas said. "We came ready to play and did what we had to do."
Rosser provided a more in-depth analysis: "He rebounds big and the team looks for him," he said. "They know he's active around the boards and he'll put it back in."
Thomas' night aside, Henry County (15-13) continued its remarkble resurgence. To think, the Warhawks had lost eight consecutive games at one point this season. They were beset by illness and inconsistency. They were sinking, and the bottom was coming fast.
Now, Henry County returns to the quarterfinals where it will face No. 6-ranked Thomasville (22-4) at Georgia Southwestern State University on Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
"They're hungry," Rosser said. "They want this. They've got a confidence. They've got a feeling that if they keep working hard good things will happen."
Perhaps Henry County feels entitled to such optimism. Since Feb. 6 (an 89-62 defeat by Class AAAAA Campbell), the Warhawks have not lost. They easily dispatched Fitzgerald in the first round Saturday, winning by 26.
Henry County's state of affairs only improved in the first quarter Tuesday. Senior guard Jeff Weeks, who had been mired in a shooting slump for some time, took just seconds to remedy his struggles.
In one swift series of decisions, Henry County senior forward Larricus Thomas knocked the opening tip to Zavier Rosser, who immediately pushed the ball up to Jeremy Mosely. Alone in the corner, Weeks took a pass from Mosely and hit a 3.
By the end of the quarter, Weeks had made four three-pointers, scored 14 points in all and given Henry County a 22-12 lead.
"That was big," Rosser said. "He hadn't been shooting well. We depend on him to score from the outside. He's our best outside shooter. Everybody knows that."
"I was just ready to play," Weeks said.
Justin Boyd eventually scored 22 points for Long County (15-14) and Norman Thompson connected on seven 3s for all of his 21 points. Mere footnotes on this night.
The Blue Tide had neither the athleticism of Henry County or the depth to chase it up and down the court. With its full-court pressure defense, Henry County forced 13 turnovers in the first half. With its proficient up-tempo offense, the Warhawks pushed its lead to 19 at halftime.
"We try to wear them down," Rosser said. "We're going to give up a few baskets here and there, but we just keep putting the pressure on them. We feel in the end we'll have the better legs."
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--Profit declined 6.3% as revenue fell and operating expenses rose
--Results beat analysts' estimates, sending shares up 1.9% after hours
--Company set aside $101 million for card litigation
(Updated with CEO comments in paragraph 12 and details about expenses in paragraph 15.)
Capital One Financial Corp.'s COF, -0.32% third-quarter profit slid 6.3% as lower revenue and higher operating expenses more than offset a decline in provision for credit losses.
But the results from the McLean, Va.-based bank topped Wall Street's expectations, sending shares up 1.9% at $73.50 in after-hours trading.
For the latest period, Capital One reported a profit of $1.1 billion, or $1.86 a share, down from $1.2 billion, or $2.01 a share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 2.3% to $5.65 billion.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected a profit of $1.80 a share on $5.58 billion in revenue.
As one of the country's largest credit-card lenders, Capital One's results are often considered a gauge of consumer sentiment. More recently the bank's results have been clouded by shrinking loans as it has sold some portfolios.
The credit-card issuer has sought to show investors that recent acquisitions will bolster results.
Last year Capital One bought ING Direct, the U.S. online-banking business of ING Groep NV, in a bid to strengthen its deposit base. It also acquired the U.S. credit-card business of HSBC Holdings PLC HBC, -0.40% last year, making it one of the largest issuers of private-label credit cards that are offered through retailers and other partners.
While credit-card lending has been Capital One's biggest business, the bank has been pushing to expand its presence in commercial real-estate and business lending.
In the third quarter, total commercial loans grew 14% from a year earlier to $42.4 billion. At the same time, it's credit-card portfolio continued to shrink, falling 12% to $78 billion due partly to the sale of a loan portfolio and run-off of other loans.
Capital One, like other consumer lenders, has struggled to grow loans as customers remain cautious about borrowing. To boost revenue, the company has been trying to target more customers who use their cards frequently but pay their monthly bills off in full each month.
While so-called transactors don't earn credit-card lenders the typical interest charges that borrowers who carry balances on their cards do, they do generate fees that merchants pay banks each time a customer swipes a card. They also pose less risk to lenders because they typically pay their bills on time.
"New originations are growing and we're seeing more opportunity to increase credit lines for existing customers, which should improve the trajectory of both loan growth and purchase volume growth over time," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Richard Fairbank said during a conference call with analysts on Thursday. While consumers remain "cautious," they're "stepping up their spending activity," he added.


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THE Inspector General of Police David Kimaiyo yesterday said police are ready to provide adequate security during and after the March 4 elections. He said police have been deployed to various parts especially violence hotspots.
Kimaiyo said he has given instructions to his deputies Samuel Arachi who heads the provincial administration, Grace Kaindi of regular police and director of criminal investigations Ndegwa Muhoro to ensure that the elections are violence free. The three were sworn in on Wednesday.
Speaking to the Star after Kenya Human Rights Commission published a report indicating that there was a re-emergence of militias in Nairobi, Kisumu, Nakuru and Central, he said his team have taken necessary steps to contain the gangs.
"Kenyans should not worry in any way that violence will erupt after the polls because we have put in measures to contain any eventuality," Kimaiyo said.


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Critical Review by Horace Bristol
SOURCE: "From Tea to Transistors," in Saturday Review, Vol. 49, No. 45, November 5, 1966, pp. 44, 74.
In the following review, Bristol asserts that Buck's The People of Japan is more of a sentimental look at the country than an in-depth study.
Pearl Buck unreservedly adopted China for her spiritual home when her parents, missionaries with more than a decade of experience in that sprawling, disorganized country, brought her there to live as a child. Later, when she was old enough to visit Japan, she took China's cultural offspring to her heart.
In her latest book, [The People of Japan,] a collection of memories of prewar Japan, historical facts, and more modern observations—the last based largely on a three-month tour in 1960 of Korea and Japan—Mrs. Buck takes a grandmotherly look at a country that is admittedly only a step-child: loved, but at times very naughty. It was a country, however, that sheltered her and her family from China's advancing Communism on two occasions, and, since its disastrous defeat in World War II, has reformed and renounced its reprehensible past.
Reading The People of Japan is not unlike being in a window-seat of the world's fastest and perhaps finest express train—the "Hikari" or "Light"—and watching the passing scene at 150-plus miles per hour. The verdant, ageless farms with their quaint little thatched-roofed houses flash by, almost too fast, to observe the kimono- or "mompe"-clad farm women—stooped and bent as they patiently plant each rice shoot in minuscule paddy fields—suddenly give way to a dazzling complex of immaculate white ferro-concrete factories, whose automated assembly lines turn out millions of transistors, TV sets, and sophisticated computers for both the domestic and foreign markets. Disembodied, modern-day industrial Taj Mahals, apparently floating in the center of rice fields, they represent graphically what has happened and is happening to Japan today. Pearl Buck has simply, and sympathetically, put this into words.
That Mrs. Buck does not speak or understand Japanese in no way invalidates either her memories—which are obviously, and justifiably, tinged with sentiment—or the historical facts making up the major part of her text. Nevertheless the lack places at least some sections of the book in the category of, for want of a better word, "intuitive" reporting, rather than in-depth study. It means that she was not only dependent upon her interpreter, but had to rely entirely on surface observations, for no foreigner who is not fluent in the admittedly difficult Japanese language and its idioms can hope to meet and understand the Japanese people in their natural habitat.
Few if any authors with the stature, tenderness, and sensitivity of Pearl Buck have attempted it, and those who have have all too often been taken in by the charming outward manners and mannerisms of these acknowledgedly "charming" individuals (when they want to be). Perhaps that is why one of the best, if not the best book on modern Japan was written by a woman who had never set foot in the country—Ruth Benedict. The Chrysanthemum and the Sword was not influenced by surface charm. Although Miss Benedict's wartime study of the complexities of the Japanese character may be out of date, The People of Japan is too loving and indulgent to update it. An honest, fundamentally accurate description of Japan today, it is, in the final analysis, also a rosy-hued picture of the country and its inhabitants seen through the eyes of a warm-hearted and forgiving grandmother.
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Shrewsbury police log, Oct. 26 edition
Friday, Oct. 12
7:49 a.m. Edgewater Ave. Suspicious person/MV.
10:25 a.m. Arrested, Jesse Lee Messier, 21, of 52 Phillips Ave., Shrewsbury, on warrant.
1:02 p.m. Holden St. Medical call.
1:54 p.m. Spring St. Vandalism.
2:16 p.m. Route 9/Lake St. MVA with injury.
2:57 p.m. Route 20/Commons Dr. MVA with injury.
6:06 p.m. Harrington St. Suspicious person/MV.
7:20 p.m. Angela Ave. Disturbance.
11:50 p.m. Stoneybrook Ln. Suspicious person/MV.
Saturday, Oct. 13
3:12 a.m. Longfellow/Browning Rds. Suspicious person/MV.
4:11 a.m. Boston Tpke. Domestic.
9:27 a.m. Main St. Illegal dumping.
10:09 a.m. Bumblebee Cir. Vandalism.
2:59 p.m. Arrowwood Dr. Medical call.
6:35 p.m. Sherwood Ave. Suspicious person/MV.
7:02 p.m. Pond View Dr. Road hazard – trees/wires/debris.
8:29 p.m. Memorial Dr./Gold St. MVA with injury.
9:26 p.m. Arrested, Alexander C. Kappos, 53, of 25 Pine Heaven Dr., Holden, for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct.
10:14 p.m. Fieldstone Dr. Suspicious person/MV.
Sunday, Oct. 14
1:31 a.m. Arrested, Firas A. Zein, 33, of 21 Cutler St., Apt. 1, Worcester, for speeding, operating MV with suspended/revoked license, uninsured MV/trailer, unregistered vehicle, attaching plate not assigned.
2:58 a.m. Boston Tpke. Suspicious person/MV.
9:33 a.m. Lake View Ave. Assaults.
1:22 p.m. Olde colony Dr. Disturbance.
4:41 p.m. Guinevere Cir. Identity theft.
6:27 p.m. Crimson Dr. Suspicious person/MV.
10:30 p.m. Arrested, Timothy Holland, 41, of 3112 Arbor Dr., Shrewsbury, for A&B.
Monday, Oct. 15
12:32 a.m. Old Mill Rd. Threats.
2:24 a.m. Arrested, Valdir Barros, 25, of 66 Paul Bunker Dr., Taunton, for B&E nighttime for felony, larceny over $250.
2:43 a.m. Arrested, Marcos Anthony Teixera, 18, of 16 Ellsworth St., Apt. 1, Brockton, for B&E nighttime for felony, larceny over $250, intimidation of witness.
5:27 a.m. Bowditch Dr. Medical call.
7:28 a.m. Julio Dr. Medical call.
9:13 a.m. Boylston St. Threats.
9:55 a.m. Beths Rd. Illegal dumping.
11:26 a.m. Arbor Dr. preserving the peace.
7:06 p.m. Knollwood Dr. Well-being check.
10:11 p.m. Boston Tpke. Disturbance.
10:46 p.m. Arrested, Chad Morse, 32, of 167 Blackington Rd., New Salem, for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace.
11:29 p.m. Honeysuckle Ln. Medical call.
Tuesday, Oct. 16
8:56 a.m. Villa Rd. Medical call.
9:07 a.m. Shrewsbury Green Dr. Vandalism.
1:31 p.m. Prospect St. Larceny.
2:29 p.m. Floral St. Larceny.
7:27 p.m. Lexington Rd. Suspicious person/MV.
7:53 p.m. Old Barn Rd. Suspicious person/MV.
9:31 p.m. Boston Tpke. Assaults.
9:36 p.m. I290. MVA with injury.
11:37 p.m. South Quinsigamond. Trespassing.
Wednesday, Oct. 17
1:06 a.m. Edgewater Ave. Suspicious person/MV.
7:20 a.m. Boston Tpke. Road hazard – trees/wires/debris.
1:22 p.m. Mains t. Medical call.
2:02 p.m. Hartford Tpke. Larceny by check.
4;32 p.m. South St. Vandalism.
4:51 p.m. Route 20/Cherry St. MVA with injury.
Thursday, Oct. 18
12:29 a.m. Holden St. Suspicious person/MV.
1:11 a.m. Eastwood Rd. Suspicious person/MV.
The information from the police log is obtained directly from the official records maintained at each police station in our circulation area. It contains arrests and samplings of police activity. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. The Community Advocate will publish news of acquittals upon notification and a copy of court-issued documentation.
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LITTLE ROCK DEAR REV. GRAHAM: I keep asking God to forgive me for something I did many years ago that I know was very wrong, but I don't think he has. Is he going to get tired of me because I keep begging for forgiveness? I still feel guilty over what I did, so I know he hasn't forgiven me yet.
DEAR D.U.: One of the devil's most effective tricks is to get us to put our trust in our feelings instead of in God's word. But when we do that, the devil will deceive us every time by convincing us that God hasn't really done what he promised.
Suppose you bought a new house, and you went to the bank and took out a mortgage to pay for it. What would happen once you paid off the mortgage? The answer is simple: The bank would stamp "fully paid" on the mortgage, and you would now own the house.
Why, then, would you keep paying the bank? You wouldn't, because the debt had already been paid, and you didn't owe anything more. And yet this is what some people do when it comes to God. We owe him an enormous debt we can never repay, a debt caused by our sin. But Jesus Christ paid the debt for us, by giving his life for us on the cross. And now, when we trust him for the forgiveness we need, God stamps our debt "fully paid"!
Don't doubt God's promise of forgiveness. Instead, open your heart and life to Jesus Christ, and thank him for forgiving you - not just for this sin, but for every sin you ever committed. God's promise is for you: "God made you alive with Christ. He forgave us all our sins" (Colossians 2:13).
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by Brian Bennett
by Brian Bennett
As far as making reservations, I'd suggest you go to MousePlanet's
WDW Trip Planning Guide page on Fort
Wilderness Campground. There's a link from that
page to MousePlanet's travel partner, TravelNow, where you
can make your reservations.
In fact, most of the information I have been reading suggests
that attendance takes a big dip about mid-August and cruises
at the year's lowest level for the next few months. What I'm
wondering is - IF I plan a trip from the middle of the last
week of August (when practically all families go back to school/jobs)
through the middle of the first week of September (and over
the Labor Day weekend) - what kinds of conditions can I expect
at the resort?
Does the Labor Day weekend make the resort explode at the
seams with people? Is the summer season over at this point
with operating hours being cut to the bone? What happens at
this time of year? I'm strongly considering a trip and info
is kind of in a gray area about this since it's a transition
time of the year.
However, except for the bubble you'll have on that weekend,
the days surrounding it are generally just fine.
If Labor Day is near the middle of your trip, perhaps you
can play it as it comes...and if the park(s) turn out to be
too busy, spend the balance of the day at your hotel in the
pool. A mid-trip break isn't a bad idea anyway.
And don't worry that there are no easy answers to them. I
know there aren't I'm just hoping for a little more guidance
than I have currently.
I'd suggest you also check out MousePlanet's WDW Trip Planning
Guide, Planning
Your Trip page. Right at the top, you'll find a
list of pages that deal with timing issues. You'll find
other information on the park schedules and so on that may
help, too.
You can still go up to the rooftop viewing area (it's off
the 15th floor, just take the elevator up and ask when you
get up there), but it gets crowded in the California Grill
Lounge at fireworks time. The cool thing, I think, is being
at the table when the fireworks start. You can't do
that at Chef Mickey's at all.
Also, I'd suggest you check out MousePlanet's Themepark
Access Guide. Even though the guide is not yet done
for WDW, author Tony Phoenix can certainly answer questions
for you.
and Jon Writes: tell me where i can find information
about a marriage at the magic kingdom
Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of information to share.
However, I would suggest that you do a search
of MousePlanet's trip report section using the keyword
"wedding." I know that there are several trip
reports on the site were for weddings or wedding planning.
Specifically, one recent report that may be useful is Roseanne
McKeever's, as the trip that she reported on was taken
just to plan a WDW wedding.
You might also call the Wedding Pavilion at (407) 363-6333
to ask any questions to to find out who else to contact for
more information.
As far as the fireworks cruise, Kenny Cottrell wrote a great
article on the IllumiNations
Cruises at Epcot that you might enjoy reading. There's
a bunch of detailed information on the cruise schedules and
reservations policy, etc., in the right-hand margin of that
I'd suggest you call WDW's information line and ask for more
information on that, and other concerns.
A couple of other points...First, be aware that you would
be able to store insulin in the refrigerators at First Aid
at any of the parks. Second, you might want to plan your trip
for later in the Fall or even early December or January/February
when the sun is much less intense.
However, the Department of Defense does have an onsite hotel
at Walt Disney World called "Shades of Green."
If you go to their official
site, you might find that some accomodations are made
for disabled veterans. That wouldn't be an "official
Walt Disney World" deal, it would be through the Department
of Defense, but it might fit the bill for you.
Those two books should be very helpful.
If I buy the 5 day Hopper Plus pass do I get these options
on separate days? For instance...if I go to Epcot 2 days,
Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Disney-MGM studios one day
each...do I still have these options available to use on the
sixth and seventh day of my trip to go enjoy a water park
or Downtown Disney? Or do I have to use the option admission
on one or more of the 5 days the pass is good for major park
Well, I hope you enjoyed the reader feedback
for the WDW Trip Planning Guide! Feed free to send more questions
or comments to email@example.com!
Click here to see
some awesome WDW pieces that have run on MousePlanet recently!
here to check out the rest of Brian's Archive, including all of the previously
published "Notes From the World" pieces!
always gotten email about the WDW Trip Planning Guide, but since we added
the feedback
form to the site several months ago, the number of questions has increased
dramatically! I do my best to answer each and every question personally,
but I've noticed that a lot of the questions are asked again and again.
The question that one person asks might very well be the question that
someone else is wondering about. Thus this page!
So...I'll post
reader email and feedback every once in a while, because the question
someone else asks might be the same one you're thinking about yourself!
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Losing My Way: Poems
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Long, thin and brittle. Like the strands in an old infidel's beard. They stand under the waters of a lake -- stagnant and muddy, like an obsolete ritual. But they seize by the leg anyone who dares transgress into their domain. Or, one may see them hooked out of a lawn as parasites. As pustules on a fair skin. But nature doesn't disown even vultures whose spiked beaks gobble down dead bodies... Purity of blood-- the thin line that divides Bermuda grass from weedds -- is a myth created by those whose vision is impaired by jaundice.
Even if he offers to bring the constellation down to the rubies in her eyes, it doesn't work. A cold, blank stare. Like Cleopatra, her desire transcends the skyline. But as he places his crown at her feet and breaks into a serenade, unfolding his feathers to all the tints of the coral sea, she stirs. Sways her body to the wind's rhythm. All the eyes in her spangled plumes now awaken to the body's rapture. Two flames swing round each other, seven times. Two prisms converge on the same point on paper to set it ablaze. But no commitment. Next spring another mate, another dance. Pain is born when the honey- bee returns to the belly-button of the same sunflower, again and again.
They lie dormant in a shark's pouch till it is harpooned by a poet's quill. Relaxed, cleansed and baptized, they're now ready to be strung into verse. A solitary word is a foetus that floats rudderless on the womb's sea. It's an arc sliced off a tangerine that looks like the lip of a Nigerian woman. A poem is born when words wing down from the sky, chorusing like nightingales with holes in their throats. Don't cough out words. Just let them out softly, like seals rubbing their backs on a beach off the Mediterranean coast.
A flock of visitors on my lawn -- freedom of the air on their wings, the earth's greenery under their feet. Gingerly they come, hopping toward my palmful of temptations. Assured of trust, they're now within my reach. Do they move in pairs, I wonder. A white-feathered creature has already hopped onto my palm for crumbs. Emboldened, I caress the nape of its neck, the rondure of its bosom. It's drinking it all in. Has it abandoned its partner for a stranger? Sly are the ways of temptation. Birds with grains, children with peppermints, and brunettes with bracelets. The way to catch a star is to keep your palm open.
Weeds 4 Wall clock 12 In the muffled light of my bed- lamp, I hear a heart-throb on the mantelpiece -- tick-tock. Time's footfalls down a dark hallway. Peacocks mating 28 In memory of Begum Akhtar 45 A circuitous road 46 I'll never come this way again. Harding road, round Summerhill, circuitous like an argument, never unwinding -- a rattle-snake that coils around its own tail. I'm still waiting for you 54 It was a child's love for you. I stared at you with a teddy bear's button eyes... Words 55 The Mist 56 All other tints muffled except steel grey that has shrouded the earth, this winter morning. Each tree a cloaked assassin, each branch a dagger raised against some phantom, and each wall a hangman's scaffolding. Feeding the pigeons 62


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On Jul 16, 2014, at 7:44 PM, Kirk Goins <kirkgoins@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Yes, I have seen that. Only started happening after I updated to the
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I'm impressed, I have to admit. Rarely do I encounter a blog that's both educative and
entertaining, and without a doubt, you've hit the nail on the head. The issue is something not enough men and women are speaking intelligently about. I am very happy I came across this during my search for something concerning this.
Seems like the budget is tight all around the board these days. Much less wealth for the middle class than there use to be. I don't know if it's because of rising populations or dwindling natural resources, but products have certainly gotten more expensive and wages have not increased to compensate. I run a small Pluming outfit and it's getting tougher and tougher to make a profit.
I sympathize with Mr. Kaci. Unfortunately, it is a growing problem gloabally.
There are too many very well educated people who are living in countries that can't provide the jobs that the education would warrant.
This is a problem in China where yearly there are over 6 million college graduates but relatively few get jobs in the field that they train for.
The same is somewhat true in U.S. There are too many liberal arts graduates who can't get jobs.
Too many often end up living with their parents. That is most unfortunately.
Nothing is going to change until more meaningful jobs are generated.
This news item is about the simple fact - unwelcome as it may be - that the birth rate of many countrie sis now too high and there needds to be a birth rate reduction by enforced castration to restrict families to no more that two children or perhaps just one child as is done in China.
The government of Algeria has a duty to provide work, health services, eductaion and hosuing but it cannot do this when there is no chance of work to employ people to provide the taxes to provide the healtha dn social services.
The Algerian and all African and Middle eastern governmnets must start a birthrate reduction plan or else in twenty years there will be millions of beggars in every country.
Arab and African men must be sterilised immediately they have had one or two children.
They need edcuatinmg that sex after sterilisation is very good for the man and the woman.
Religious leaders who urge big families need to be punished.
I have to disagree about enforcing castration on people to restict birth rate. No government in any country should have the right to do that to someone.There are other things that can be done to lower birth rate .Birth control pills for women is one,also if someone has more than the allowed amount they could fine them this is also done in china. Educating others about this especially young couples would also help. Punishing other will not solve the problem.Everyone needs to be made aware of the growing problem so it can be changed.
Just read the news along with the comment underneath. It's true that the story is all about a common picture of developing or poor world. But I don't agree with the solution that is provided with the comment that curbing the birthrate would make the solution.
A country in general should look onto or sometimes find out its real resources- whether that is natural or human population. Population size is also a great resource for a nation, that has been proved in China and some other developing countries, where technological advancement is still far below the western standard. Germany doesn't have natural resources, but they have made their each single person a huge resource for development. Concept lies actually there- how you count yourself or what do the country feel matters to itself. And the very pragmatic thing is that west needs a huge people force for running their own economy, what China has also started to feel as well. If all those developing nations follow the same development theory as west did, where the world would get workforce; its human being, whom you can not produce in laboratory whenever you need it. The western world already has failed to increase their birthrate even after providing many alluring offers to women or families.
So far I do think, leaving aside even the overall world scenario, the only problem with those develping nations is to realize their people as resources and act like that, and corruption in state system along with the uneven unrealistic solution exerted by the foreign nations as part of their ultimate conspiracy.


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i tried that but had no luck will try again thanks.
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