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These are fine examples of what literature is crafted to be. Take heed and take notice of their nuances and anatomy, for they are thunderbolts among this word-drenched thunderstorm.
HungerExploring you is a studyHunger by schriftsteller
in duality—
I walk the steps of your spine
& when I reach either end
anything could be waiting.
You exist in too many forms
for one body to hold
& I want them all.
I stick myself to your flesh
& the constant bones,
I want to possess everything—
the marrow of you
the violin bow of your clavicle
the sternum
the femur
& phalanges.
What already possesses me.
I am greedy & want to eat
every piece of you—
I want you to devour me
& leave me picked clean.
You've caught me like
a stray animal—
I am wild & an affront
I am tamed & pliant.
I am my own switching poles
& my mind complements
your cyclical shifts.
Splay your hands under
the corners of my ribs—
underneath the cells are
all crying out for you.
Put your fingers in my
mouth & feel the
heartbeat of my hunger.
Need is the ugliest word
but everything I am
is clinging—
grappling to you
& trying to claw inside.
I need to know
your changes don't enlist
your emotions
but wh
beautiful.i hate my stretchmarksbeautiful. by AsterGirl
the vertical the horizontal the ones running miles down my arms
stripes on a circus tent
my body is a freak show
75 cents a ticket
they are the bars on a cage
trapping me inside this prison cell of flesh
(not letting me run away
from all i once was)
reminding me that i am
still that little girl who
was told that she had too
much weight in her stomach
and in her thighs
to be called beautiful
my stretchmarks are the debris from when i tried to collapse upon myself
tried taking up less space
because beautiful is small beautiful is skinny
diets upon diets
because i've been told that
i am only worth the sharpness of my collarbone
Tonight's Blank Pagesi don't write, butTonight's Blank Pages by BlackBowfin
merely move things
that barely exist
between rooms that don't,
sometimes working weightless
and alone, but
not tonight,
as the dead eyes
of its night sky
hang heavily at my back
these are the hours
when our autoimmune arrangements
collect and coalesce
into starsets and suicides,
our pasts and pinholes
punched through the purple
of lab-stained sheets,
unraveling our dead-forgetfuls
along frayed edges
and somewhere below
tonight's blank pages
and broken implements,
there's a bed
where i don't sleep,
where snapped bits
and machine filings
pile up quietly
in the shape of me
dreaming through hallways
across the moonstone molars
of tiles worn soft
where we're all breaking down
but still catching light,
steps tracking
tonight's low struggles
of bulb buzz and ion haze
from one
Escher-impossible room
to the next
our feet
merely move things
that barely exist
between rooms
that don't
november is callingI trace your ink-infused skinnovember is calling by 19seconds
with my wanting fingertips
and I remember the better
days. You were younger
once and I was sweeter
once, and we shared a
prison cell called love.
You are no longer baby-
faced and I have hair down
to my waist, and you smoke
cigarettes and you drink
whiskey because you want to
be a man's man. You kiss me
sweetly for the fifth year
in a row, even though I
haven't known what it's like
to call you mine in four.
I can't detach myself from
your wanting gaze, the way
you look at me when I shed
my skin. I can't let go of your
laugh and your blue-green-grey
eyes, the way you smirk and pull
me close to your heat.
There is a tomahawk on your
arm and I trace its black lines
and the softness of your skin,
and I pray that it will not always
be this way.
Purple Morning (Twitbit 1)sponged across a canvas sky,Purple Morning (Twitbit 1) by betwixtthepages
the day casts off
purple pajamas
osteogenesis imperfectaleave the womb brokenosteogenesis imperfecta by betwixtthepages
burbling dreams like fault lines in your bones,
a maze of missteps and misdirection
mapped across the ice on your sclera.
scarred and crooked, your skin--
a patchwork of harsh words
and harder silences--
seeks winter to fit in,
snow streaking lips blue
the only gentle you've ever known.
coherency goes out the window
when you can't make your body listen,
when the floor becomes concrete
and casts become prisons;
more like plaster molds and steel corsets,
you've been trussed up and mistrusted
since hour one.
you breathe staccato, breaking angular:
a dry rot lullaby leading to a hand-dug grave
you're not allowed to chisel on your own.
naive dedications
make way for shoestring hopes
and porcelain dolls are made
for things less likely to fray.
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Bitlets 31I shall make a tongue twister:Bitlets 31 by Nichrysalis
Sopranos suppress a sonorous Sonoran aurora.
Bitlets 33Pet cemeteries are creepier when an owner sticks around.Bitlets 33 by Nichrysalis
Bitlets 34Trainyards are aboutBitlets 34 by Nichrysalis
clearing space
so there is room to move;
trains are for
making the space worthwhile
to move in.
Bitlets 36The floor was covered in beerBitlets 36 by Nichrysalis
thick enough to make shoes
comparable to flypaper.
Onstage the warmup act
was cutting a dude's hair
as the emcee led us
in chanting 'it grows back.'
And all I can think while
I describe this is how
— how in the hell were
they going to get the hair
to unstick from the floor?
I think I was more concerned
for my own hair at the time,
and not the cleanup crew.
Bitlets 38If every light in the theater is off,Bitlets 38 by Nichrysalis
then why does she continue dancing?
I think it is because she knows
that some die, but some dance first.
I'll pass by the theater some night,
and the marquee will be blinding.
The list of names on the night's program
will not match the dancer in the dark.
I think it is because I know now
that some die, but she died first.
Bitlets are about quantity, not quality. Free-write at least one a day about what is on your mind, going on around you, or the state of your life. Ignore the urge to edit; it's not about being profound on purpose, it's about stumbling on it by accident.
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Nic Swaner is a studying graphic designer, and a budding young writer whose concepts and syntax require a rush of blood and breath to the lungs. For inspiration he need not look far from the cyclopean sun, feel the displacement before the epilepsy, synthesize some synesthesia, or recall the origami folds his hands have memorized throughout the years.
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Sailor Moon, Volume 5
Mixx Entertainment, 1999 - Juvenile Fiction - 184 pages
One of the most-beloved of all Japanese manga titles, Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon has enthrailed millions of readers worldwide since its debut in book form in early 1992. When Bunny Tsukino adopts a stray cat, she gets more than she bargains for! The talking cat, Luna, informs Bunny that she is actually Sailor Moon, a magical princess from the future and protector of the Solar System. With the help of her new friends, the Sailor Scouts, and the mysterious Tuxedo Mask, Sailor Moon embarks on a quest to save us all from the evil powers of the Negaverse!
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Follow the Money? God forbid.
Why was the cashing out of billions of dollars just before the 9/11 attacks never investigated?
Had an investigation been done into the crime of failing to file the "currency transaction reports" in August 2001, then we would know who made the cash withdrawals in $100 bills amounting to the $5 billion surge.It's been over six years since 9/11, but U.S. regulatory entities have been slow to follow through with reports about the complex financial transactions that occurred just prior to and following the attacks. Such research could shed light on such questions as who was behind them—and who benefited—and could help lay to rest the rumors that have been festering.
When reviewing the record of July and August of 2001, Bill Bergman noticed a $5 billion surge in the currency component of the M1 money supply—the third largest such increase since 1947. Bergman asked about this anomaly—and was removed from his investigative duties.Surges in the currency component of M1 are often the result of people withdrawing their cash to protect themselves lest some anticipated disaster (such as Y2K) befall the economy. In January of 1991 a surge was recorded (the then second-largest since '47), which could be attributed to "war-time hoarding" before the Iraq I invasion, but could also be attributed to financial maneuverings and liquefying of assets relating to the BCCI enforcement proceedings.
Bergman points out that the August 2001 withdrawals may have been, to a large extent, caused by the Argentinian banking crisis that was occurring at the time. However, he raises the point that no explanation has yet fully answered the important question: Why was the cashing out of billions of dollars just before the 9/11 attacks never investigated? It's possible that the answer to this question is also the answer to the other follow-the-money questions surrounding 9/11; and despite an embarrassing heap of evidence, neither the press, nor Congress, nor any agency with investigative responsibility has done its job on our behalf. On the contrary, their inaction might reasonably be construed as a cover-up.
Bergman "followed the money," including developing a framework for working with money-laundering data and "suspicious activity" reports for monitoring and investigating terrorism. The questions he asked about what happened during the summer of 2001 should have led to investigations, which should have resulted in the prosecution of those with foreknowledge of the attacks.
Those who follow the history of the 9/11 fact-finding movement know that there is a laundry-list of unanswered questions that are just as compelling as those put forth by Bergman. And there is also a laundry-list of whistle-blowers who have been fired and subsequently ignored. So it is not at all surprising that Bergman was removed from his investigative duties, and that his concerns were not publicly addressed.
Bergman's supervisor instructed him follow up on an unanswered question he had raised pertaining to an August 2, 2001 letter from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve to the 12 Reserve Banks. This letter urged scrutiny of suspicious activity reports. Bergman learned of the pervasiveness of the warnings of the 9/11 attacks, and wondered how thoroughly these warnings had permeated the financial system.
In this capacity as Federal Reserve investigative point-man, and with his money-laundering portfolio being guided by his supervisor's directive, he asked the Board why they had issued their August 2, 2001 directive, and whether this related to any heightened intelligence of a terrorist threat. His position was then eliminated, and a crucial investigation was terminated before it could even begin.
Another 9/11 Commission Misrepresentation
Footnote 28 of the Staff Monograph on Terrorist Financing from the official 9/11 Commission Report states that the National Money-laundering Strategy Report for 2001 "didn't mention terrorist financing in any of its 50 pages."
True? No. The NMLS Report mentions it 17 times. One gets the impression that the commission staff (under Philip Zelikow) was trying to paint the picture that there wasn't a lot of co-operation between those involved in counterterrorism and the banking regulators in 2001. Why do they paint this picture, inasmuch as the contrary is the case? In fact, anti-terrorism was an important element of the National Money Strategy, and it was included and emphasized in its Report annually. It may have been part of the reason why the August 2, 2001 letter urging scrutiny of suspicious activity reports was issued in the first place.
In turn, the billions in currency shipments of July and August 2001 are completely omitted in the 9/11 Commission Report. I make bold to point out that the official story-line is that the attacks were accomplished by "the evil-doers" on a shoe-string budget with little money changing hands. Therefore, according to Zelikow et al., it is pointless to look at large flows of money in an investigation of the attacks. That makes perfect sense—unless you happen to have a brain.
To state the obvious, there are two reasons why Zelikow et al. made the false statement regarding there having been no references to terrorism in the National Money-laundering Strategy Report. One reason could be to justify and encourage more scrutiny (legal or otherwise) of small transactions generally, e.g. via USAPA, and the other could be to establish (read: invent) a reason for missing the evidence pertaining to the attacks. ('Transactions too small. No one could find.') And since the real money trail points to foreknowledge within the financial community at large, and, possibly, the Federal Reserve specifically, the "low-budget terrorism" story-line that the 9/11 Commission had established needed to be protected.
If such a lack of attentiveness to a financial transaction of $5 billion goes unnoticed in August 2001, then a reason had to be established for this lack of attention. And Bergman's attentiveness to the Board of Governor's August 2 letter was the fly in the ointment, as this letter proves that the Board was indeed attentive to suspicious transactions, even very, very large ones. Bergman's question of "Why" is therefore key to yet another avenue of inquiry.
All the News that's Permissible to Print
Note that a few dollars sent to an Islamic charity could warrant arrests, investigations, front-page stories, and, sometimes, torture and many years in jail. That's Propaganda 101: 'Large amounts of money do not fund major acts of terrorism. Small amounts do. Small amounts covered the 9/11 tab, therefore large amounts didn't.' The news coverage, creating high-profile prosecutions for relatively small transactions, reinforces this scenario.
With this in mind, we suggest that the reader follow the story of Mark Siljander (major coverage) on the one hand, and also follow the Times UK reports from Sibel Edmonds (verboten in the US mainstream press) on the other hand. Edmonds told me recently of the major foreign media outlets that had offered to report her story. Not one major outlet did so in the US. R.T. Naylor suggests, in his wonderful book Satanic Purses, that any major terrorist event that involves a lot of money is 'state terrorism,' and this is independently confirmed by Sibel Edmonds' statements as to the enormous sums changing hands at the time of the 9/11 attacks. I suggest that her testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee (Leahy and Grassley) gave the lie to the official financial myth of 9/11. If Bergman had been allowed to continue his investigation, I suggest that he would have uncovered the same thing. Note that the drug money and other illicit transactions described by Edmonds occurred during the same time period, and the amounts in the billions are comparable.
The Law
To members of the constabulary: the operable statutes are 1) The 1970 Bank Secrecy Act that imposed new financial reporting requirements to facilitate the tracing of questionable transactions and 2) the 1986 Money Laundering Control Act that criminalized the act of money-laundering. Also operable, and of particular relevance in a historical context, is the 1917 Trading With the Enemy Act that was relied upon in October of 1942 to seize the assets of "Hitler's Bankers in America," Union Banking, (involving bank vice president Prescott Bush under his father-in-law and bank president, George Walker).
The law is not always followed, and the required "currency transaction reports" are sometimes not filed. The 9/11 Commission Report and the National Money-laundering Strategy Report for 2001 did not identify those who are involved with large cash transactions. Had the paperwork been done in August of 2001, or an investigation done into the crime of failing to file the "currency transaction reports," then we would know who made the cash withdrawals in $100 bills amounting to the $5 billion surge.
Information about what transpired took years to develop after the fact. For example, the Federal Reserve fined United Bank of Switzerland and Riggs Bank in 2004.
Mr. Bergman states that he doesn't want to be a dog barking up the wrong tree, but the authorities, apparently under orders from our top officials, are preventing a standard investigation and the most obvious prosecutorial methodology from going forth.
Congress could step in; a prosecutor could step up. But don't hold your breath.
Jim Hogue, a former teacher, is now an actor who tours his performance of Ethan Allen. He also operates a small farm in Calais, VT. His seminal articles about Sibel Edmonds and CIA Whistleblower "Miss Moneypenny" may be found in this newspaper's archives.
Bill Bergman currently works in Chicago as an equity analyst for a private sector firm. From 1998 to 2004 he was a senior financial market analyst for the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, where his areas of expertise included Insolvency Issues in Derivatives Markets, Money Laundering, and Ethics and Payment System Policy. He holds an M.B.A. in Finance and an M.A. in Public Policy from the University of Chicago.
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the fish tacos are delish! Fish tacos were ordered for me and typically I despise cod - but their ling cod tacos were beyond tasty! I had them again when I was there last summer! Their fries are good as well - plus their fried fish!
Fresh out of the sea that day! My wife and I enjoyed the really tasty fish and chips on offer in this quaint, open air take away. The queue can be quite long in the early evening, but that goes to show that lots of others also rate the food highly.
A little hole in the wall place that serves great selection of burgers including an amazing seared tuna sandwich. The fries are great also.
After reading the reviews, my wife and I decided to have lunch at Wildside Grill. This place is very popular, packed with locals and tourists. Still, the service is efficient. I had a beef burger and my wife had a tuna burger, which was absolutely excellent. The menu has beef burgers, fish burgers, fish and chips, etc.
Heard about this place. Owner is a fisherman (catches the fish) and the chef. Funky spot with outdoor seating. Everything is fresh, fresh, fresh. Eric had the fish tacos (spectacular) and me the halibut burger (oh my goodness- so delicious from the fish to the toppings to the bun) with fries (how can fries be so good).
This is more of a take-out restaurant. They do have an outdoor covered area to eat, but there is no table service. You walk up, order your food, pay and wait. The food was good and reasonably priced. Chicken burgers were excellent. Beans and rice wraps also very good.
Stopped here for lunch. Had an oyster burger , gumbo, seafood chowder and cod burger. Everything was good, oyster burger maybe even a bit too fresh tasting for me. A little pricey but definitely good food.
Quant setting, very good food especially the fish tacos at a cheap price...sorry it wasn't licensed because a beer would have been great!
We ended up eating here multiple times during our week stay in Tofino. It was just a bit pricy ($16+tax per 2 piece fish meal w/ fries and coleslaw) but not totally unexpected. It'd be nice if that came with a drink too. The staff were friendly. Food was pretty quick. Taste was awesome! Highly recommended!
Good meal, a bit of a wait but nothing more than usual from a restaurant that cooks it fresh. Picnic tables outside, a traditional oceanside fish n chips set up. Pulled pork poutine was over the top good!
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Swans beat Crows to go to fourth in AFL
Sydney gave Adam Goodes something to smile about at the end of a tumultuous week with a 52-point home win over Adelaide on Saturday at the SCG.
Sydney gave Adam Goodes something to smile about at the end of a tumultuous week with a 52-point home win over Adelaide on Saturday at the SCG.
North Queensland have launched another spirited revival, this time to beat Canberra 32-24 in Townsville.
Australian coach Darren Lehmann says the 'hoo-ha' over Brad Haddin's sacking is misplaced, but it was the hardest cricket decision he's made.
Players, fans and officials have shown support for Sydney star Adam Goodes at the Swans-Crows AFL game at the SCG.
The Warriors have let slip an early lead to have the Sharks beat them 18-14 in their NRL clash at Mt Smart Stadium - their third loss in a row.
Collingwood's finals hopes are hanging by a thread after Melbourne recorded a hard-fought 37-point win over the Magpies at the MCG on Saturday.
Geelong have moved to the fringes of the AFL top eight following a dominant home victory over the Brisbane Lions.
Australian coach Darren Lehmann says he and chairman of selectors Rod Marsh 'won't panic' about the poor form of captain Michael Clarke.
Teenager Mack Horton is set to spearhead the Australian team's charge at the world swimming titles in Russia by making a splash in the 400m freestyle.
AFL players, coaches and fans are using round 18 to show their support for Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes amidst the booing controversy.
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Book Review: The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer
Book Review by Amy LaVertu, Information Services Librarian
What does it mean to have talent?
Does having talent really matter if it doesn't get recognized?
Is talent a ticket for happiness, success and a life worth living?
These questions are at the heart of Meg Wolitzer's captivating new novel, The Interestings. Wolitzer's novel centers on the lives and loves of a group of six friends who meet as teenagers at a summer camp for the arts in the mid-1970's. The group, which calls themselves "the Interestings," believes that their talents will protect them from a fate worse than death… an ordinary life. However, talent proves to be a mixed bag as the group enters the adult world and comes to understand that talent is no guarantee for success, happiness, or a meaningful life. When one member of the group member achieves wild success as an animator (think Matt Groening of "The Simpsons" fame), the other members must face what their talent, or lack therefore, has brought them in life.
Set largely in New York City, The Interestings spans four decades. Reminiscent of the Up series of documentaries which tracks a group of school children into adulthood, the reader gets to experience the characters' development from insecure teenagers who see only limitless options ahead of them to jaded middle-aged adults. Wolitzer seamlessly interweaves events of the day (e.g., Nixon's resignation, the AIDS crisis, the Central Park jogger attack, 9/11) to give readers the broader context of her characters' lives. While the novel clocks in just shy of 500 pages, The Interestings is a surprisingly brisk read. Reading The Interestings evokes the same feeling one gets when one catches up with long lost friends; the hours fly by and yet there is much more to say.
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