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"And Freddy A Terribly Over Blown Series That Was Ruined From The Start Of Number Two And Continuing On Like Some Dumb Youtube Film Maker Who Finds It Cool To Change The Style And Wit, And Originaltiy Of It So Bad, So When Wes Craven Does Want To Come Bac"
"A Movie That Had Potential, But Falls SHORT."
"Freddy Vs. Jason Is Ultimately Nothing More Than A Stylish But Forgettable Pairing Between Two Of Hollywood's Biggest Terror Titans."
"Being Dead Wasn't A Problem, But Being Forgotten, Now That's A BITCH. I Can't Come Back If Nobody Remembers Me. I Can't Come Back If Nobody's Afraid. I Had To Search The Bowels Of Hell, But I Found Someone, Someone Who'll Make 'em Remember."
""Welcome To My World,bitch !""
"Dude, That Goalie Was Pissed About Something."
"Sweeeeeeeeet, Can't Wait For A Sequel"
"It Is A Great Movie I Didnt Like The End Of It. Jason Would Still Be Alive And Freddy Would Be Dead On The Bottom Of The River. Jason Got Beaten By Freddy In His Dreams That Would Really Suck."
"We'll Folks, Freddy Is Back...But This Time In A War!"
"Can You Believe It's Good?!"
"Almost Gone To Hell"
"A Must See For The Freddy And/or Jason Fans"
"Pretty Good! =D"
"Freddy Vs Jason: Winner Kills All"
"While The Usual Suspects Assemble To Await Their Deaths, We're Left Waiting For More Of What We Came For In The First Place: Freddy, Jason And Some Supernatural Ass-kicking."
There are far less lively ways to spend a night at the movies.
Owen Gleiberman - Entertainment Weekly
This grunge match is far more horrible than horrifying.
Elvis Mitchell - New York Times
Though not exactly John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, star-power marquee teaming is about all Freddy vs. Jason has.
Mike Clark - USA Today
This corpse defies reanimation.
Paul Farhi - Washington Post
A script was wanting for years, and still is.
Richard Harrington - Washington Post
Deeply, proudly unimaginative.
Wesley Morris - Boston Globe
Screenwriters Damian Shannon and Mark Swift don't try all that hard to meld the respective series ... and director Ronny Yu's efforts to generate visual interest ... are overfamiliar as every other slasher trope.
Mark Holcomb - Village Voice
Though a stickler might ask what's at stake in a fight to the death between two guys who are already dead, the hard-core fans aren't likely to be disappointed.
Jack Mathews - New York Daily News
Nicely balancing mayhem and mirth, Yu keeps his film kicking. The action is lovingly lurid, and the laughs keep coming.
Bruce Westbrook - Houston Chronicle
A goofy but occasionally fun novelty that's more enjoyable than it has any right to be.
Gary Dowell - Dallas Morning News
The website is more entertaining than the movie.
Lisa Kennedy - Denver Post
Freddy vs. Jason succeeds as a guilty pleasure.
Robert K. Elder - Chicago Tribune
Director Ronny Yu loses energy when it shifts to the dumb teen protagonists, and the script faithfully wallows in cliches so ridiculous they border on Scary Movie territory.
Brian Thomas - Chicago Reader
A tediously ghastly genre pic.
Steven Rea - Philadelphia Inquirer
Pitting the bad guys against each other merely recycles all the shtick we've seen before.
Colin Covert - Minneapolis Star Tribune
It's bloody, it's loud, it's gratuitous, and it's ridiculous. Sweet.
Tom Long - Detroit News
Once the novelty wears off, the latest movie feels just like every other -- an unrepentant gorefest with little personality or flavor.
Bill Muller - Arizona Republic
It's more marketing concept than aesthetic, and problems inherent in both series -- like the fact the villains are indestructible -- are only multiplied.
Andy Klein - Variety
Despite oblique references to Psycho and Children of the Corn, Freddy vs. Jason lacks the knowing wit needed to keep it afloat in an age when even the horror spoofs have been spoofed.
Megan Lehmann - New York Post
Unlike, say, the Scream movies, which playfully tweaked the conventions of the slasher sub-genre, the new film tends to serve them up '80s-style -- straight and bloody.
Jay Boyar - Orlando Sentinel
Only masochists need contemplate laying down good money on this atrocity.
Peter Howell - Toronto Star
Too much chatting, not enough chills.
Jennie Punter - Globe and Mail
Good concept, mediocre execution.
James Berardinelli - ReelViews
Witless, excessive and ultimately boring gore-a-thon.
Michael Rechtshaffen - Hollywood Reporter
It is downright depressing to think about all that vigorous cinematic artistry and expertise aimed so low.
Kevin Thomas - Los Angeles Times
Scary, gory, nightmare-inducing slasher.
Nell Minow - Common Sense Media
Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham would be proud!
Felix Vasquez Jr. - Cinema Crazed
it's safe to say the best work of these bad boys is decidedly behind them.
Urban Cinefile Critics - Urban Cinefile
[A] true return to form for the slasher genre ...
Lucius Gore - ESplatter
It's a cleverly wrapped gift to me and every horror fan like me, and I feel nothing but affection for it.
Rob Gonsalves - eFilmCritic.com
A fine post-scream Freddy romp
Stefan Birgir Stefansson - sbs.is
With Jason and Freddy at war over the souls of children, this great send-up of the genre is extremely fun and is faithful to the characterizations long-established for these villains.
Wesley Lovell - Oscar Guy
Wesley Lovell - Cinema Sight
Freddy vs. Jason is a pretty awful Nightmare film, but only a mediocre F13 film.
Tim Brayton - Antagony & Ecstasy
Dull blades. Saddles audiences with a buckets-of-blood mentality that deadens the spirit and drowns the film.
Christopher Smith - Bangor Daily News (Maine)
Freddy and Jason could use some new blood.
Joe Lozito - Big Picture Big Sound
It's pretty obvious where director Ronnie Yu's sympathies lie. Still, he can't find a satisfactory resolution to that old teaser about an implacable force vs the immovable object: how to kill off your cash cow and milk her too.
- Time Out
The whole is greater than the sum of Freddy and Jason's crumbled limbs.
David Grove - Film Threat
- Bullz-Eye.com
There is enough hacking, slashing, blood, and guts for three more Jason movies in this battle.
Bill Clark - FromTheBalcony
L'utilisation presque exageree de la violence rehausse la qualite du film et l'ensemble est tellement mauvais qu'il en devient bon.
Louis-Jerome Cloutier - Panorama
Exists in a place beyond criticism. It hasn't got a plot to speak of, or characters; like the recent Rollerball remake, it in many ways verges on the experimental.
Jake Euker - F5 (Wichita, KS)
The gory money shots and the big brawl are the only real entertainment - although the effective one-liner occasionally pops up to keep you laughing in between decapitations.
Brian Mckay - eFilmCritic.com
Let the great, dumb, pointless debate rage on.
Austin O'Connor - Lowell Sun
Paul Sherman - Boston Herald
the usual assortment of harried kids, hopeless cops, inadequate parents, creepy dream sequences and highly creative murders
Anton Bitel - Movie Gazette
- Sunday Times (Australia)
Susan Tavernetti - Palo Alto Weekly
It may not be an all-time classic, but it's better than a poke in the eye with a sharp blade/finger.
Sacha Molitorisz - Sydney Morning Herald
"Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Friday the 13th" fans... you are going to LOVE this one...
David Foucher - EDGE Boston
Their final showdown will probably please fans, but everyone else will be wondering whether those 10 years couldn't have been more profitably spent.
Brooke Holgerson - Boston Phoenix
Played for laughs, the two horror icons have been castrated. No longer scary, they're like a Las Vegas lounge act, sandwiched somewhere between Celine Dion and Debbie Reynolds on the strip.
Blake Davis - KFOR Channel 4 News
Get your freaks on.
Kevin A. Ranson - MovieCrypt.com
Misses the chance of actually being a good movie, but it feels energetic and colourful.
Ian Waldron-Mantgani - UK Critic
Anyone at a fan convention will tell you that Freddy vs. Jason had the potential to be a horror classic; unfortunately it's ended up as just another slasher flick.
Josh Bell - Las Vegas Weekly
...[a] chintzy chill session...what you're gaining are front row seats to a couple of carousing combatants whose streaky cynicism are too watered down for us to care
Frank Ochieng - Movie Eye
It's completely daft, and the one-liners are by now just plain cheesy, but there's a good deal of gore to keep the faithful amused, if not completely happy.
Kim Newman - Empire Magazine
With two unkillable foes, this battle feels superfluous. There are a few clever moves, but this fight is simple slice-and-dice.
Gerry Shamray - Sun Newspapers of Cleveland
A little less Cliffs notes in the first half, a few more inventive battle scenes between our two heroes, and it might have been something really memorable.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr. - Goatdog's Movies
Garth Franklin - Dark Horizons
Those steeped in the mythology of Freddy and Jason will likely get a kick out of this match-up.
James Kendrick - Q Network Film Desk
On its own "10 years past expiration date" level, it's good fun.
Mark Palermo - Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
At the rowdy preview I attended, Jason emerged as the crowd favorite. Apparently, moviegoers identify more closely with a mute overgrown child-brute than with a smart-alecky child-killer.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
If you're into that sort of thing, see it.
Eric Lurio - Greenwich Village Gazette
The biggest surprise about Freddy vs. Jason is that it's just plain boring.
Sarah Chauncey - Reel.com
Freddy Vs. Jason is a horror film for people who don't necessarily hate the genre in general but find themselves frustrated and disappointed by it more often than not.
Mark Dujsik - Mark Reviews Movies
[Can] one... actually tell the difference between a slasher flick that's intentionally parodying the genre and one that's just so steeped clichés that it's laughable[?]
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Even if the sum is more than its parts, this is a refreshingly winning entry into two franchises that have been dry for far too long.
Brian Orndorf - Modamag.com
Who cares?
Susan Granger - www.susangranger.com
New Line's smartest move was letting Ronny Yu direct.
John Monaghan - Detroit Free Press
If you can convince a theatre manager or lowly high school corn monkey to let you into the final half hour...for a few bucks, you won't be disappointed. But that's the only part worth seeing.
Ryan Cracknell - Movie Views
If you like this sort of thing, this is just the sort of thing you'll like -- even if it's finally a lot less terrifying than Dakota Fanning in Uptown Girls.
Ken Hanke - Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
That the anti-climactic finish was withheld from advance reviewers to save the surprise is short for It's really, really stupid.
Nick Rogers - State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL)
Will satisfy the hordes who've awaited this heavyweight matchup for a decade.
Bob Campbell - Newark Star-Ledger
Thank goodness (or thank the devil?) for the fanboy novelty of this long-anticipated sequel/crossover of the two most popular icons of '80s-era horror movies, for that's about all Ronny Yu's film has to coast on.
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com
The frights, the archetypes, even the predictability of it all is predictable, leaving behind a dull, brainless novelty that makes more sense as a TV sweeps stunt.
Aaron Hillis - Premiere Magazine
Horror-ifically bad.
Shawn Bowers - Kansas City Star
Looks like these two cut-ups are going to be around for a while.
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
In the battle between Freddy and Jason, it's the audience who loses.
Mike McGranaghan - Aisle Seat
A solid, entertaining bloodbath that will appease most fans of the genre.
Andrew Manning - Radio Free Entertainment
A film that is proficient with its action, cheeky with its humor, and a story that knows the rules and movie logic of horror. Why doesn't Freddy vs. Jason satisfy the critics?
Jimmy O - Film Snobs
For most moviegoers, Freddy vs. Jason will be entirely unwatchable. And yet, it's probably the best slasher movie made since the genre's heyday.
Ethan Alter - Film Journal International
If you must make a movie combining two series at which most people would turn up their noses, make it right for the people who wouldn't ... I think they made it right.
Jeffrey Chen - Window to the Movies
Sure the film marks the downfall of cultured civilization as we know it-let's face it, we're a hop, skip and decapitation away from brutally live Gladiatorial combats-but at least we're going down in style
Mike Sage - Peterborough This Week
Director Ronnie Yu knows exactly what's expected of him; he keeps the blood flowing and doesn't dawdle over the holes in the plot.
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
More than anything else, Freddy vs. Jason is an opportunity to wear that black tee shirt I save for special occasions like Marilyn Manson listening parties and skirmishes with the law.
Mark Ramsey - MovieJuice!
Horror connoisseurs should consider this one a draw.
Marrit Ingman - Austin Chronicle
This film was stupid, violent, gory, and just plain bad (and I kinda liked it).
Danny Minton - KBTV-NBC (Beaumont, TX)
Applying 'criticism' to 'Freddy vs. Jason' isn't just tedious - it's pointless.
Jonathan R. Perry - Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas)
Freddy vs. Jason is absolutely critic-proof: firewalled, fortified and dug in like an Alabama tick.
Rob Vaux - Flipside Movie Emporium
If you ever saw and enjoyed a Freddy or Jason film, this should be a bloody, grotesque delight.
Eric D. Snider - EricDSnider.com
Freddy tends to the laughs, Jason takes care of the body count, and the result is great fun!
John Venable - Supercala.com
Maybe I missed out on the keg party that took place before our screening, but this flick's appeal was lost on me. I was terribly disappointed.
Paul Salfen - Supercala.com
You'll cringe in horror at the stinkfest on screen.
Jerry McCormick - San Diego Union-Tribune
A feast for hardcore fans of either character, and likely to bring a new generation of gorehounds into the fold.
Ray Greene - Boxoffice Magazine
Huge, super-gory, cash-grabbing, badly written, highly stupid crap.
Liz Braun - Jam! Movies
Has doses of irreverent humor and a few inventive ways of slicing and dicing victims.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
Bringing the two together means a dumbing-down of Freddy and a bit of a sophisticated elevation of Jason, and the mix is kind of discordant.
Michael Szymanski - Zap2it.com
A far-better-than-expected, late summer thrill ride...Better than any of the other ten Friday the 13th movies, and places in the upper half of the previous seven-parted Nightmare on Elm Street series.
Dustin Putman - DustinPutman.com
Seeing the two horror icons come together for an ultimate showdown is definitely fun to watch, but the outcome of the most-hyped villainous face-off ever proves to be a bit of a letdown.
Guylaine Cadorette - Hollywood.com


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Lucifer has become my shadow, as demons look on to capture my soul
This life is a fraud, since all my friends are now my enemies
I have no one to tell my story, I am alone without a love of my own
No explanation required, because no one cares to listen to my cries
Skies are grey as crows circulate signalling death through their eyes
All those around me are basking in the sunshine, whilst constant rain soaks me,
with a constant cloud above my head monitoring my every move
I have become isolated, due to the complexity of my disturbed mind
Pitter, patter the demonic rain smashes against my heavy head
Each rain drop disguises the tears rolling down from my eyes
I walk alone along this dark path intoxicated by Lucifer's call
Finally, I find my dark solace as I lower myself into an open grave
Thunder and lightning accompany what has now become a monsoon
Demons surround me as the grim reaper appears before me,
ready to take me to Lucifer, my new kingdom, my final destination.
Copyright © Silent One
the lullaby of butterflies hums
in the early morning air.
a rounded light of gold
above the purple clouds
spots a blue filtered peak.
trees unite as one in the constant drizzle of rain.
flowers wild, spill in colors hurried
to fill barren ground.
mammals of every kind lay unseen,
asleep and covered in blankets green.
and I wonder,
I wonder who,
who would nullify?,
this bouquet...
of sweetly scented
With Love
Copyright © Maurice Yvonne
Hiding alone in the shadows
guarded, trusting no one
silently watching, waiting
Is life worth living?
Can anyone save him?
His vision clouded, blurred
The sunless skies have him confused
Rainfall begins
a drenching and soaking rain
pours down
flooding the autumn bonfires
Which blazed in once upon a time
with ardent passion
in the dense forest
of happily ever afters
Copyright © Cupids Arrow
These are the confessions of an Anarchist,
when I
stepped away from the light,
entered the shadows
of forbidden caverns,
the caves, tunnels
and catacombs of Anarchy.
Here a constant, cold caress
of moisture,
a persistent inner rain
pooling alongside lonely thoughts.
Nothing grew that deep underground,
not even fungus, nor lichen.
I survived on sheer will and dampness,
lungs mutated into gills,
eyes became accustomed
to this ever-present night.
A Mission lost in translation and transmission,
a rogue satellite orbiting
through thin oxygen's mind-bending space,
cut-off from other agents of Anarchy.
I slithered along corridors of broken souls,
fed on regurgitated thoughts
and drowned dreams of cities burning down,
melting like hot candle wax.
How I wanted the cities above to burn!
To burn down into the ground
in waves of rolling thunder and lightning.
Not able to differentiate between night and day,
weeks gave birth to months
in a C-section of fleeting years.
Somehow I stumbled upon a side entrance,
felt warmth pushing in,
pushing down,
and my will shattered apart,
fusing back together into Plan B.
As I broke the surface,
light seared my tightly shut eyes,
breaching eyelids with ease.
The pain felt wonderful,
changing into a delirious exultation
and heated comfort,
thawing out frozen, stiff bones.
Rays of sunlight rippled across my skin,
evaporating the slimy, cavernous musk,
burning me on the outside,
cleansing me from the inside.
Eventually I was able to keep my sore eyes open
while they felt ready to sizzle and explode from sensory overload,
globules floating through my vision.
The first thing I clearly saw
was not close up magnified,
but the distant horizon enveloped in a halo
of lemon haze, arching between two mountain peaks.
I wept,
skin buzzing from the sun's heat.
how sunlight changes the perspective of nightmares,
revealing reality's potential fibers,
balancing the darkness within,
bending the remaining droplets of lost hope
into a prismatic ribbon of brilliance and prayer,
always evading the deep-rooted catacombs below,
a place I will choose to forego,
only entering within memories,
until even these are burned away by sunlight,
until even these are cleansed by sunlight.
2013 Double-Rainbow Remix
December 19th, 2013
Copyright © Chris D. Aechtner
These are the confessions of an Anarchist,
when I
stepped away from the light,
entered the shadows
of forbidden caverns,
the caves, tunnels
and catacombs of anarchy.
Here a constant, cold caress
of moisture,
a persistent inner rain
pooling alongside lonely thoughts.
Nothing would grow that deep underground,
not even fungus, nor lichen.
I survived on sheer will and dampness,
lungs mutated into gills,
eyes became accustomed
to this ever-present night.
A Mission lost in translation and transmission,
a rogue satellite orbiting
through thin air's mind-bending space,
cut-off from other agents of Anarchy.
I slithered along corridors of broken souls,
fed on regurgitated thoughts
and drowned dreams of cities burning down,
melting like hot candle wax.
How I wanted the cities above to burn!
To burn down into the ground
in waves of rolling thunder and lightning.
Not able to differentiate between night and day,
weeks gave birth to months
in a C-section of fleeting years.
Somehow I stumbled upon a side entrance,
felt warmth pushing in,
pushing down,
and my will shattered apart,
fusing back together into Plan B.
As I broke the surface,
light seared my tightly shut eyes,
breaching eyelids with ease.
The pain felt wonderful,
changing into a delirious exultation
and heated comfort,
thawing out frozen, stiff bones.
Rays of sunlight rippled across my skin,
evaporating the slimy, cavernous musk,
burning me on the outside,
cleansing me from the inside.
Eventually I was able to keep my sore eyes open
while they felt ready to sizzle and explode from sensory overload,
globules floating through my vision.
The first thing I clearly saw
was not close up magnified,
but the distant horizon enveloped in a halo
of lemon haze, arching between two mountain peaks.
I wept,
skin buzzing from the sun's heat.
how sunlight changes the perspective of nightmares,
revealing reality's potential fibers,
balancing the darkness within,
bending the remaining droplets of lost hope
into a prismatic ribbon of brilliance and prayer,
always evading the deep-rooted catacombs below,
a place I will choose to forego,
only entering within memories,
until even these are burned away by sunlight,
until even these are cleansed by sunlight.
2013 Double-Rainbow Remix
December 18th/19th, 2013
(originally written April 12, 2011)
On a still...ancient horizon,
Massive dragon wings emerge,
To the atmospheric battlefield.
Where two legendary beasts,
Clash for the love...of a dragoness.
A battle of mythic proportions,
Of two stonily serpents in the sky.
Only three dragons remain,
The two wary warriors,
And the dragoness they fight for.
The flap of enormous wings,
Thunders the air abroad.
The fire in the sky illustrates,
That the battle has begun.
Fierce deafening roars,
Rape the quiet Delphi skies.
In a solemn brave attempt,
To win the dragoness' heart.
She rests...nestled in the mountains,
For the winning warrior's return.
Strident screams pierce the heavens,
From the vicious violent brutality.
Aggressive attacks resonate,
Vibrating her lair of stone,
As she shivers in despair and wonder.
Sharp talons pierce the scales,
Shredding the tissue of life.
Effervescent mists spray,
Staining the clouds with gore.
A thud hits the landscape,
And her attentive attention reacts.
Waiting with complete ambition,
A second thud thumps the landscape.
Curious eyes creep from the cave,
She wrestles with the thought of extinction,
As both...her warriors are slain,
Laying lifelessly...in a crimson rain.
Copyright © Raul Moreno
Dear Ex,
I know you and I had our differences.
We were always finding new ways to say I loathe you.
It was my blameworthiness that allowed the rain to enter your car,
because your window was down.
I'm sorry I didn't carry my 9 months of pregnant girth,
down four flights of stairs, to the
outside parking deck, in the rain to roll it up.
It was my fault when the bank account was overdrawn by 6 cents,
due to paying all the bills on time.
I apologize for keeping the power turned on
so I could cook fish sticks and green bean soup on your salary.
It was my fault the car was always out of gas,
since I never drove it anywhere.
What could I do but apologize for that?
It was totally my fault. By the way, I met your supervisor.
Like when I forced you
to have an extramarital relationship with a co-worker
because of the weight I had gained.
I'm so sorry my Motherhoodness was so repulsive to you.
It also was my fault our marriage didn't last longer than 3 years,
because I chose to be happy without you.
I do regret that almost never. Did I mention my promotion?
But let's not be sad.
For all the hurtful comments I made about your manhood because,
I couldn't think of anything nice to say. I'm sorry.
I regret that I didn't save some of those photos for Ripley's Believe it or Not.
I deeply regret having never told you I entered you in an ugly man contest.
Or that your third placement, won me an additional $5 gift card.
Did I mention my new job?
So Ex,
I hope this heart felt letter of apology
finds you prosperous and in good health.
Keep those support payments coming, and
Don't forget to feed the kitty!
Love, your new boss
Copyright © Sandra Hudson
i stood looking outside
listening to the rain
with its long slender fingers
tap a tune against my window
squeegees in hand
i could see
the troops of drops
clean the air
for a clearer view
while on their descent
some walking
holding their umbrellas
others running
attempting to escape
the cruel barrage of
knocks to their heads
there are a few children
in their rainy day gear
locked and loaded
steady and ready
attacking the puddles
with a fierce offensive
crushing any and all puddles
dare question their authority
jumping and diminishing
the enemy ruthlessly
the children's joy
propels me to thoughts
of the gift ahead
a rainbow large
or maybe a double arc
fully colored vibrant
my kettle
me over
i proceed to prepare
my rainy day cocoa
in my neighborhood
it's a law
hot cocoa
cocoa in hand
i return to my show
the trees are soaked
the rain unrelenting
the plants forced
to bend under the
weight of heavy rain
all the tiny flyers
seek shelter
while birds
bomb dive
for their landing
worms however
are in their
full glory
out for their
unscheduled shower
later aliens
with lamps
shinning from
their foreheads
will gather
to pluck
from the earth
poor worms
my daughters
will be glad
never having
liked crawlies
of any kind
i suppose
they would think
poor aliens
the rain now
is descending violently
apparently in cahoots
with the wind
but still no
thunder or lightning
this must be their
week off
a paid vacation
i gather
my cocoa only
warm and almost
i decide to
bid the rain
a good night
i head
for my
daily shower
Maurice Yvonne
September 12 2014
Rainy Day Contest
I could smell and sense
the showers coming in the air
with an approaching storm.
I inhale this
light little scent of heaven.
The rain will never dampen my spirits.
No umbrella for me tonight.
But, I don't mind,
I'll walk in the rain.
I savor this
sweet little taste of heaven.
The flavor is cool and refreshing,
with a purity
that is almost indescribable.
It is cleansing to my soul,
I can feel it
washing away my cares,
and making it okay to smile, again.
I experience this
gentle little caress of heaven.
When it soaks through
my jacket and my jeans.
My shoes splash
in the rain
with every step that I take.
I can hear it
tap dancing on the rooftops,
with invisible feet.
The streetlights
reflect on the wet pavement,
in pools of gold and silver.
The neon signs blink,
red and yellow,
blue and green.
Like drips of paint,
it puddles on the street.
Bringing color
to where there was none before,
only a flood of gray.
Now there is a palette
of fragrances to absorb.
Creating almost a rainbow
in the nighttime.
Written by: Kelly Deschler
November 11th, 2013
For Nette Onclaud's contest - "Fragrance Of Rain"
Copyright © Kelly Deschler
You and I make the rainbow!
You know dear why I love rain?
It washes away my soul's strain!
My hair fall free to go with the flow!
My face lights up, gets back its glow!
That's why I am letting me get wet!
I haven't got that dreamy feeling yet!
When water tickles under my feet!
Dribbling drops form a dance beat!
The breeze around asks me to fly!
Even if I know I couldn't, I still try!
I go into another world, while I'm here!
The sky that's so far, to me it gets near!
While I am afloat, under the cloud's gazebo!
Not the raindrops, you and I make rainbow!
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In an open field of endless, noiseless distance,
Rolling clouds cast an impending gloom;
A welcomed and promised darkness descends.
My eyes shut as I breathe in the aroma,
In anticipation of
The cleansing that quickly approaches.
I cloak myself in the breeze, as it promises a release..
The cool wind, calming, so gently serene...
Sweeping over my overheated skin.
Finally, the fury is perfectly unleashed down upon me.
The winds, gusting in a frenzied rush
My hair whipping haphazardly around,
Stinging at my face.
I smirk toward the sky, as I silently, but eagerly
Await the onslaught -
This desperate release that I longed for in secret.
It sought me out, and found me.
I hear the angry sounds
The roaring, begging to weep alongside me.
When suddenly, the violent tears begin to fall
With a sudden, breathtaking destructiveness.
The thunder, like me, cries out in pain,
With such sadness, angry liquid bathing the parched earth.
It saturates my face, my body drenched.
As I stand in the midst of the deluge, in awe,
Crashing winds attempt to destroy me,
But cannot find the strength.
Until the tears eventually run dry,
The painful clashes and cries become silent..
The skies yield to light, as the great and
Terrible sun demands to be seen.
I open my tear-stained eyes,
And glimpse a different world before me...
Cleansed and made new.
And I cannot understand, nor
Fathom the reality...
Of the beautifully, perfect
Broken release.
Copyright © Shirlee Rincon
Vapors to vapors, many misty dew.
A dew refracts a magical band.
Dew drizzle, a tip tap song on plains.
A thunderous roar and the other clouds join the play.
Earth's parched skin awaiting moisture.
Clouds quench the thirsty land.
Trees witness the love scene match.
Oh! What a joyous scene when the lovers meet.
Jungle is now showered clean.
As fresh as new, smoothened sand.
Rainy Days, create a musical land.
Tippy Tippy Tap.....
I dance my blues away.
For Contest: Rainy Days
Contest Judge: Leonara
Place: 1st
Copyright © Chelsea Chords
We made arrows from feather and bone
before burning down our homes,
our footsteps slinking
over undulating, snow-covered hills.
The animals residing inside my head
follow me into the forest
where I cross streams to lose my scent.
Bugles blare in the distance,
but at my feet, the hounds lay open,
bleeding-out in morning's fresh snowfall.
These moments invoke an original sin.
I could fell a million men with the softest of blossoms -
slay a million men with a gentle, whispered caress.
And so I pray for my hate to be replaced by grace,
since you are the other half of my heart and hearth,
since you are also a victim to the plague,
it's all I can do, to atone for my Aboriginal sin.
~(2013 Halfling Remix)~
January 22nd, 2013
*Dedicated to Singing Rain: May your sacred arrows always fly true
Old Poem: Toes Of Rain ...4/6/2014
August spills rains
with tapped grains, like
pearl veins on roofs
Drenched in soft hue,
toes play new songs
of blue night's croons
~than-bauk form~
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Just now, the saline flavor of rain
crawls on my cheeks , drips on hands
then sprawls out unto a wet lane
tingling like a new song
in the blue of night-time, ready to waft
through the flesh of moist petals---
rows of half-sunk blooms levitate as
if their mouths hunger for salty broth
from weeks of flushed heat.
There I am, drenched in the sudden
pour of sheet willing to partake of
such welcome…yes! wake me, melt me,
inhabit me with pearl veins...
bit by bit, the same chimes flutter on my limbs
trailing in a gait of conga strut ---tunes jumping
from a droplets' swish---couples blending
as one porcelain-like figurine, with vapor glistening
on slippery skin…
and for all the rush and moist touch
of this fluid croon, gods laugh
as if nothing mattered.
~free verse~
Roy Jerden's Makeover
~ I wanted to write a more 'edgy' poem
using the senses as my creative handle~
Copyright © nette onclaud
When the rain shall come
When the new day shall be
You and I will rejoice
For the rain will wash away
The painful seasons of tyranny
For the new day shall bring
A dawn of a new hope
The hope to continue living
Long days of waiting for rain
Have never been easy at all
But when the rain shall come
The drought shall run to hide
As a gush of rain water
Quenches the dilapidated dusty ground
And you and I shall
Drink the water of the rain
As we curse the dying dust
Of the dead drought,
When the rain shall come
Copyright © HONESTY OIMBO
I need to hide
to drown my sorrow
to not feel obligated to stay a secret
the darkness to blanket my self inflicted pain
the thunder to stifle my screams
the lightening to set me on fire
I need it to rain...
I need to be revitalized and invigorated
to feel serene and tranquil
to be calm and collected
the darkness to bring me peace
the thunder to direct my mind
the lightening to guide my heart
I need it to rain...
I need to escape
to feel the ground at my feet
to feel the wind in my hair
the darkness to blind my captor
the thunder to clap in approval
the lightening to sever my shackles
I need it to rain...
I need to grow
to heighten my potential
to cultivate and thrive
the darkness to shelter my fraility
the thunder to ward off any imminent danger
the lightening to strike as my weapon
I need it to rain...
I need to be laid to rest
for someone to cry for me
for someone to long for me
the darkness to resemble my abscence
the thunder to echo my voice through your ears
the lightening to flash visions of me before your eyes
I need it to rain...
Copyright © VALERIE THE HEAVY HEARTED POET
The trees soar high into the sky
Monkeys dangling, now swing
filling the air with screeches
Colourful parrots take to wing
of reds, yellows and oranges
drowned by the dripping water.
Man-eating plants on guard,
Fresh rivers of fruit and bark
ground to the gorilla
Orchids of oxygen supply the wind
Vines hang peacefully throughout
the rainy garden.
~A Poet Destroyer Collaboration~
poem of the day 08/02/2015
Copyright © Shadow Hamilton
it's raining again,
been this way for days;
swirls of graying clouds
hiding the blue of skies
and my eyes
my lips
seem wetter
than everything else
that rises
without sun,
the river's rising again,
perhaps higher than my own ego
as i lose myself
in the pockets of current.
current, and past events
build this dam
against what it is
that i love,
damn her
and them the same.
i lay, head down,
in the only breath i know
your chest
and falling
between the sighs
that bridges
reality and dreams,
and i'm not giving up my last breath
through any of these storms
that fall from winded words,
instead, i'll keep breathing
deeper and deeper
attuned with your own breath,
as we make love, reality
from dreams
last night,
i saw a rainbow
through your eyes
and i settled myself
deeper in your heart
long before
you ever drifted off to sleep
this morning,
your gentle touch,
the arousal
of my dreams,
becomes the sun
through rose-colored passion,
and love again blossoms
blending all that is real
from little pockets of rain.
Copyright © Sandra Adams
Rain Dancer
Days and nights of hibernation
within the clapboard walls,
winter winds have eased
and only the sound of rain peals
upon the storm glass panes.
The desire to go out, to run, to scream
is strong, yet, on the rain taps a tarantella.
The parting soil unbound from icy grasp
permits the spear of crocus and of daffodil
and though the rain drones
an accompaniment with the clock
sleep does not come.
Knots of lassitude untwine
as child-like upon the open porch I stand
reaching upturned palm into the falling rain
watching as it strokes the waking ground.
Cleansed are we all by sky and rain and wind
rain on, bless the ground, let Spring begin.
Copyright © Debbie Guzzi
blackbirds in the rain
walking among the fallen leaves
under the old mango tree
with dripping leaves
bathing the grass below
blackbirds diligently lifting
the rain soaked fallen leaves
peering underneath for insects
and worms
flushed out
by the drizzling rain
pausing to gulp one down
then scooting off again
searching for more
sitting under the shed
with raindrops playing their music
on the galvanised sheet roof
with a beat
that resonates
within my inner being
putting me in a trance
connecting me to the rain
and the puddles on the ground
with the raindrops
gently tapping the water's surface
creating rings that collide
with one another
disrupting their individual shapes
creating a dynamic new pattern
reflecting their unity
and bubbling with energy
in the drizzling rain
O what a deep feeling
of peacefulness and serenity
with the rain
the dripping leaves
and the puddles
serenading my spirit
with the eternal song of Nature
and merging it into the
Unity Of All Things
It was raining today. There was a constant drizzle for hours. I sat in a shed attached to the house, watching the blackbirds in action in the rain, searching for their food. The constant rhythmic sound of the rain on the galvanised sheet roof of the shed and the gentle drama playing out in the backyard with the blackbirds was a spiritual experience for me connecting me with Nature and the unity of all things as mentioned in the last verse.
Copyright © john beharry
in my dream he watches and I feel his desire
his need and I fear it, yet something lures me
I sense him in my dark room and feel confusion
it overwhelms me, I can hear his breathing close
he whispers my name, it comes violently like thunder
looking into his fathomless eyes I see love and hate
then his lips are crushing mine, it is obsession
he is evil, he is love, he is desire, he is cruelty
go away, come back, I love you, I hate you
he wraps his arms around me, oh the memory
then the dream fades and I am left crying
why does he haunt me but only the rain answers
Free Verse
November 14, 2011
Copyright © Broken Wings
water plays in bright sunshine
vibrant dance of dreamy days
enticing rainbows
© Faye Lanham Gibson, April 12, 2015
Copyright © Faye Gibson
Dirty Rain
They wither
Battered by dirty rain
New flowers wounded
From broken roots
Of shameful pain.
They wither
When quietness roars alone
To shout hate and blame
And the known hurt
Pours down on them.
They wither
Stems from angry homes
Like molten plastic
Of showroom dummies
They cross their bones.
They wither
When there's no one to tell
As the chill of harm
From the familiar
Makes life hell!.
Copyright © William Gray
Rain falls on the lonely water's edge,
is it a tear of a forgotten woman?
Sojourned on the surface of the water forming a bubble
for a moment and sinking into a forgotten time to remain
an oblivion because the bubble is incapable of becoming
a swift current. It is moving alone.
Because the woman in rain wanted to shake off
lots of deep-rooted detestable memories and rancor
she rushed to the shore and flew in the air as a mist
after smashing into a break-water. She couldn't get rid of
her life-long ill-will she carried because she held onto false reality
that caused her to stray farther away from the actuality.
For her heart's rending cry and struggle echoes vainly,
the water's edge's monotonous rain is the forgotten woman's ill-will.
The rain becomes harder and harder
for the weight of the dark cloud hangs over her head
that is too heavy to hold, the woman kneels down by the shore
her poor heart's lost grudge hardened as a piece of wooden block
and drifts along the water with the current that will never return.
Copyright © Su Ben
Remember Me
Cold wet coastal today
I escaped
Sat myself behind a sanctuary
The rain beating rhythms
On window panes
Hot coffee and brandy
Warm inside The Athena Café
Radio spends its missed tuning
Hissing tinny tunes
Love songs
Of losing
Love songs of having
Love sings
Of wanting
Blank the grey sky
Flattering dreaming thoughts meander
On emotions wandering
Focus themselves
With photographic memories
I see
The smile
White satin dressed
Curls of auburn red
All I fell for
All I lived for
My Princess
Her crown tilted
The mischievous angels
Of her
I sigh
As my fingers remember
They once ran themselves
Through your hair
As my lips in accord
Re-taste the peach
Of kisses
I once knew
Sometime so long ago
I can hear your voice
Silent echo
A touch in my soul
Sentient it is
Hieroglyphic speaks
Reverberating something
Deep and known
My eyes replay moments
Of vague tactile loving
These trespasses
And these memories wishing
Batter at some-where's
Inside of me
Word forms swirl
In printed pages of you
And send messages of distance
So far from me
So far
From you
To a horizon which is
Part of me
Out into grey meridians
My heart travels
While my seconds record
The splitter and splatter
Of rain on the window pane
Looking back at me
With your reflection
Another cigarette
My coffee cold
And nothing but froth
The heat of my brandy
Matches the twists of floating smoke
Sends my thoughts out riding point
To the cavalry of clouds
With the banner of love
Rides wing-ed horses
With fire on their hooves
Lifts all this nescient knowing
Rushes headlong
To you
Tiny rippled pools
Drop on the sheen
Dark colours anew
Of rain fall continues
One more coffee
No more brandy
Time to leave slowly
And some how find an end
For this poetry
Find a way to Morse code my heart
Out into expansive skies
And wrap my arms
Around you
I remember the home
Of holding you
The rain has stopped
Copyright © colin mitchell williams
(Gentle Summer Rain)
Listen to:
light pouring silver gray
enriched thoughts fall from the sky
complete path towards-
Blissful, Delighting Peace
small ceremonial rain dance.
Gentle therapeutic rain
on a warm summer day.
falls of heaven on my skin
lovely healing memory
smiling tears
embracing promise land
means of escaping
utopia in a cloud
light mist paints the Earth
"Drizzling summer rays."
Swimming in sunshine, rain.
Copyright © Poet Destroyer A
pit pat
pitter patter
pitter patter pitter patter
a playful LIGHTNESS WEIGHS HEAVY
defiant droplets dance
i t
n h
g e
down the outside of the window … pain
a heart FILLED WITH EMPTINESS
bright sunshine is too brash
yet raindrops ...
so reminiscent of a sound
to be heard on the
Copyright © Sharon Tideswell
Why must the mourning come
with every dawn?
The sky is crying again today.
I heard her sobbing
as I laid in bed.
She would calm down
for a little while,
then it would start up again.
Did I do something
to upset Mother Nature?
I watched in solemn silence
all afternoon
as her tears
streak down my window pane.
I wonder what I can possibly do
to comfort her.
There are no tissues large enough
to wipe away
a streaming flood of sorrow.
Maybe this is just Mother Nature's way
of grieving,
and soon it will pass.
The newborn flowers
open their blossoms
to receive and embrace
her gift.
Mother Nature is so beautiful
even when she cries.
May 13th, 2014
The great Serengeti's broad
face lies in the African sun,
dry, weathered, cracked,
thirsty for the season.s tears
Storm clouds gather on her
brow like an old lady's curls
Promises, promising
An empty promise
...The rains are too late
The children of the Serengeti
lie down on her dusty bosom,
never to rise again
A desperate waiting fills the
At last, a single drop of rain
falls on the delicate skin of
the vast plain, then another
and another
There but for an instant,
before it vanishes into the
scorched earth
Another drop, then ten, then
dozens, then hundreds, until
the broad face that is the
Serengeti smears through the
Watering holes fill and
breach, streams and rivers run
like locomotives
Mysterious fish pop out of the
Sweet grasses leap up in the
Yesterday the majestic
canvas was devoid of life
Today, overflowing, a palette
gorged with color and life…
the cycle begins anew
The Serengeti awakes!
Copyright © Trisha Sugarek
At the stump of the fig tree
where sweetness and fragrance
have long departed
a rain spider has built a nest
of autumn-dried leaves
covered with a blanket
of delicate silk.
I stand and watch
the little spiders
coming out to play
in smooth fur jackets -
first, a game of tag
and then a fencing game
with slender long legs.
Soon they will spread out
and scurry around in the hunt for food;
raising neck hairs and bring shrieks of terror
as they intimidate nervous children and wives.
Copyright © David De la Croes

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High-end British department store John Lewis did an analysis of their bestselling women's products, deemed "handbag essentials." They calculated that the average British woman – who can afford to shop in their store, of course – is carrying around about $2,000 in assets ... simply with the junk in her purse. Things like expensive sunglasses, tech products, and top of the line makeup and perfume are just a few of the high ticket items in there.
Depending on the value of your purse and phone, the average woman is probably not carrying around $2,000 worth of crap in her purse. The crumpled up candy wrappers and receipts are certainly not increasing the value of the lip gloss from CVS and the sunglasses you picked up in the airport on your last vacation because you lost your expensive pair. So unless you are carrying around a lot of cash in that cute wallet you picked up at Target, the average American is probably carrying around under $500 worth of assets ... and that's including phone! (Cosmo)
Slacker guessed $600 for Steve and $8.50 for Little D. Slacker: Shirt=$50 Chucks=$90 Nike Field Band= $149 Underwear =$6 Headphones= $100 Wedding Ring=$2,000 IPhone 5 S =$1,000 Jeans:=$80 Prada Shades=$300 Grand Total $3,775
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Little D: Shirts = $12 Jeans=$80 Nikes =$49 Headphones=$ 100 Ring=$17 Underwear =$6 Sunglasses =$12 Grand total=$276
Do you have expensive stuff in your purse? If you add up the value of everything you're wearing and have on you, what are you worth?
Jeans= $70 Shirt=$10 Jacket = $50 Shoes=$60 Bra=$75 Underwear=$10 Accessories = $50 Cell phone= $200 IPod Nano = $150 Chap Stick= $1 Advil= $6 Snack = $3 Keys=Hard to Replace Wallet= Priceless
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The prized game fish were originally native to Lake Ontario, but experienced a massive population decline by the late 1800's. Today, Atlantic salmon are stocked in the St. Mary's River and in other parts of the upper Great Lakes. Though the Atlantic salmon population remained healthy when maintained by the St. Mary's fishery, the salmon population did not take root naturally, apparently due to a thiamine deficiency. While conducting research for his senior undergraduate thesis on sturgeon, Stefan Tucker found what he suspected were Atlantic salmon fry in the St. Mary's River. His identification was later confirmed by University of Michigan taxonomist Gerald Smith. Tucker and a team of researchers concluded that the Atlantic salmon population is indeed naturally reproducing. 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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently confirmed two new cougar sightings in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. MDNR officials say the two photographs were taken this fall – one was taken on a camera phone 30 miles south-southeast of Sault Ste. Marie in late October – another was taken with a trail camera on public land near Mackinac County's Garfield Township. Gov. Snyder likely to tackle energy and water issues in next term By Rebecca Williams • Nov 6, 2014 Listen Listening... / 4:00 Today's Environment Report: the next big environmental challenges for Gov. Snyder Earlier this week, when he won his second term, Governor Rick Snyder thanked his family, he thanked his supporters and he gave a shout-out to the Great Lakes. "I still like to remind my fellow governors, four out of five Great Lakes prefer Michigan," he joked. So what do policy experts expect from Snyder in his next term? James Clift is with the Michigan Environmental Council. "I think what we've got is a confluence of a number of things coming to a head," he says. He says energy will be a big issue for Snyder. "Is there going to be enough power in this region of the country to serve our needs in the upcoming years? Some federal regulations coming into play, with the utilities making some very large decisions about the energy future, and the clean energy legislation plateauing off in 2015." Clift is talking about our renewable portfolio standard. It requires Michigan utilities to get 10 percent of their electricity sales from renewable sources by 2015. Snyder has said he'd like to see that standard raised – as long as it makes business sense. Landowners upset about delays in property restoration as new Enbridge pipeline opens By Rebecca Williams • Nov 4, 2014 Rebecca Williams / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 4:00 Listen to today's Environment Report Oil is flowing through Enbridge's new pipeline in southern Michigan, but people who live along the pipeline say the job isn't done yet. Enbridge's new Line 6B pipeline is in the ground and in service. It runs for 285 miles across the state from Griffith, Indiana to Marysville, Michigan. The company installed this new pipeline after their old pipeline burst and caused a massive oil spill in 2010. To replace it, they had to cut down trees and tear up people's land. Enbridge has hired contractors to restore those properties in phases. But some landowners in the first phase of the project say they're still waiting for work to be wrapped up. There are planets outside our solar system. Scientists want your help naming them By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 2, 2014 Jet Propulsion Lab/CalTech In recent years, more than 1,800 exoplanets (planets that orbit a sun outside of our solar system) have been discovered across the universe by telescopes such as the Kepler Space Telescope. Hiding among these planets are some that researchers hope could perhaps be hospitable for life. The International Astronomical Union is now opening up the opportunity for the public to become involved with this exciting age of planetary discovery through its "Naming Exoworlds Contest." MSU grapples with Creationism & Evolution By Steve Carmody • Oct 31, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A controversial conference promoting creationism takes place at Michigan State University tomorrow. The Oklahoma-based Christian group behind the conference says university students should not be taught solely the Theory of Evolution. Mike Smith is the founder of the Creation Summit. He insists the goal is not to ban the teaching of evolution, only to make room for a biblical view of the origins of life on Earth. "It would be good if the students could hear from both sides and draw their own conclusions," says Smith. After decades of effort, 2 major pollution sites in Michigan finally cleaned up By Lindsey Smith • Oct 30, 2014 EPA The Environmental Protection Agency announced today two toxic hot spots in Michigan have been cleaned up. Work is now complete at White Lake in Muskegon County and Deer Lake in the Upper Peninsula. The sites are on a list of about 40 toxic hot spots surrounding the Great Lakes; 14 sites are in Michigan. Researchers find natural way to fight honeybee-killing bacteria By Rebecca Williams • Oct 30, 2014 Brian Wilcox / BYU Listen Listening... / 4:00 Learn about using a virus to fight a honeybee disease There are all kinds of diseases and other problems that are hurting honeybees. One of them is a bacterial infection called American Foulbrood and it's been a problem for bees around the country for decades. The disease kills bee larvae and can lead to the entire hive collapsing. Researchers at Brigham Young University have come up with a natural way to fight back. They're using a kind of virus — a phage — that infects and replicates within a bacterium. "This is using nature in order to fight nature, basically," says Sandra Burnett, an associate professor of microbiology and molecular biology at Brigham Young. "We see phages naturally in the environment, so what our goal has been is to find phages that will infect this bacteria, and capture [these phages] and have them ready to actually do an attack and kill the bacteria for us." MSU and Detroit analyze tiny bacteria to investigate murders By Kate Wells • Oct 29, 2014 Michigan State University / http://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2014/msu-partners-with-detroit-to-investigate-death-scenes/ It sounds like "CSI" meets "Bones." The Wayne County Medical Examiner is sending swab samples from dead bodies to Michigan State University researchers. They're going to run a new kind of analysis in hopes of determining when someone died, whether they touched a weapon, and possibly even where they've been. What they're looking at are the teeny-tiny things that live on our bodies: microbes. You can't see them with the naked eye, but we all have bacteria, fungi, and even tiny worms that live on our bodies and form their own ecosystems. Drilling for oil and gas is on the decline in Michigan By Peter Payette • Oct 28, 2014 Randall Schaetzl, MSU Listen Listening... / 4:00 The Environment Report for Tuesday, October 28, 2014 - Decline in oil and gas drilling in Michigan News of a decline might sound surprising since there has been so much excitement and controversy over horizontal hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," in recent years. But not many high-volume, horizontal wells were actually drilled since 2010, and the company that led the recent fracking boom has left the state. That leaves the industry and its watchdogs wondering where new action will come from. No genetic evidence of Asian carp found in Kalamazoo River in latest round of tests By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Oct 27, 2014 Michigan Department of Natural Resources The most recent round of environmental DNA sampling on the Kalamazoo River showed no evidence of genetic material from Asian carp, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Ed Golder, spokesperson for the department, says this is very good news, "but it doesn't mean that we're going to stop being vigilant about the concern that Asian carp generally, and silver carp and big head carp in particular, pose to the Great Lakes." Lifted On Giant Inner Tubes, An Old Tree Moves In Michigan For as many as 250 years, a bur oak has been growing on what is now the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. The big tree stands in the way of an expansion of the Ross Business School. But instead of cutting it down, the university is moving the tree. It's not easy, it's not cheap, and it's definitely not fast. U of M to move 250-year-old bur oak this weekend By Tracy Samilton • Oct 24, 2014 Tracy Samilton/Michigan Radio The University of Michigan is moving a 250-year-old bur oak tree this weekend to make way for an expansion of the Ross School of Business. The $400,000 cost of moving the tree will come from a $100 million donation for the expansion from philanthropist Stephen Ross. U of M spokesman Rick Fitzgerald says the project will save a piece of living U of M history, "and provide a teachable moment where we can learn about this process, because we've – at the University of Michigan – we've never moved a tree like this before." Report shows positive trends for wind power in Michigan By Lindsey Smith • Oct 24, 2014 (courtesy Consumers Energy) Michigan connected more wind farms to the power grid than almost every other state last year, according to a report released Thursday by the Pew Charitable Trusts. Michigan added 175 megawatts of wind power in 2013 – more than 46 other states. Resilient Michigan project helps communities prepare for climate change By Rebecca Williams • Oct 23, 2014 Michigan Municipal League / Flickr Grand Haven is the latest city to consider climate change in its master plan. It's part of a grant-funded project called Resilient Michigan. Harry Burkholder is a community planner with the program. He says they're working with city and township officials to help them prepare for more extreme weather events like heat waves and intense rainstorms. "A lot of communities are looking at ways to increase pervious pavement on sidewalks and parking lots; ways that you can collect rainwater right from your home or even from your business in large underground cisterns so it doesn't automatically go into the sewer system," he says. Heavy rain events can overload sewer systems and lead to sewage overflows into rivers and lakes. Resilient Michigan is also working with Monroe, Ludington, St. Joseph and East Jordan. They'll be launching a program with the Port Huron community in November, and Burkholder says they have enough grant money to work with one more Michigan community. Scientists are looking for "survivor trees" in Michigan, and they want your help By Rebecca Williams • Oct 23, 2014 User: USDAgov / flickr Listen Listening... / 4:00 Learn more about survivor trees (interview starts about a minute in) Researchers with the U.S. Forest Service are looking for ash trees that survived the attack of the emerald ash borer. The invasive insect has been spreading across the Midwest and beyond since 2002 - killing millions of ash trees in its wake. Here's an animation showing the spread of the emerald ash borer from 2002 to 2014: Could scrap rubber help Michigan build better roads? By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Oct 21, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A group of researchers at Michigan Technological University is conducting tests to find out if traditional asphalt mixed with rubber from scrap tires could make better roads in Michigan. The research, led by civil and environmental engineering department chair David Hand, has been granted $1.2 million from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. Professor Zhanping You has been studying the technology of rubberized asphalt for eight years. He says rubber-added asphalt can make roads more durable and make life easier for drivers. Lake Erie's toxic blooms spark new EPA grants By Tracy Samilton • Oct 20, 2014 Tracy Samilton / Michigan Radio The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded grants to three states - Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana - to reduce phosphorus levels in Lake Erie. This summer, a toxic cyanobacteria bloom shut down the water supply to the city of Toledo. Algae and cyanobacteria thrive in high-phosphorus environments. Much of the phosphorus comes from farms surrounding the lake. Jamie Clover Adams is Michigan Director of Agriculture and Rural Development. She says Michigan has only about 15% of the land near Lake Erie, but the state has to do its part. Environmental groups: Proposal to deregulate some toxic air chemicals too risky By Sarah Cwiek • Oct 20, 2014 Environmental groups say a proposal from within state government to weaken Michigan's toxic air pollutant guidelines would put public health at risk. Michigan has some of the strictest guidelines in the nation when it comes to toxic air chemicals. It's one of just nine states to regulate all potentially toxic emissions. Large clay-filled plume found in East Grand Traverse Bay raises environmental concerns By Stateside Staff • Oct 16, 2014 User: Bryan Casteel / Flickr Listen Listening... / 6:02 One of Michigan's greatest natural treasures and most popular tourist destinations is Grand Traverse Bay. So the appearance of a large plume of what looked like chocolate milk in East Grand Traverse Bay last month set off alarm bells. It didn't take long to realize the murky plume in the East Bay came from clay-filled silt, which was seeping into the East Bay from a major construction site in Acme Township. Now the state Department of Environmental Quality says the runoff from the Grand Traverse Town Center site violates various state and federal permits. And those who love Grand Traverse Bay are deeply concerned. Large clay-laden plume found in East Grand Traverse Bay, tied to construction site By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Oct 15, 2014 Steven Stinson A large plume of clay-laden silt has clouded the waters in portions of East Grand Traverse Bay. The plume has been linked to run-off from the construction site of Grand Traverse Town Center in Acme Township, a 160-acre multi-use development which will be anchored by a Meijer store. Brian Jankowski of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality said the run-off violates various state and federal permits. Uh oh: Lake Erie even more susceptible to bacterial blooms than we thought By Kate Wells • Oct 15, 2014 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio It's only one study. But if it's right, then researchers at the University of Michigan and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration have just proven that Lake Erie is even more vulnerable to toxic bacterial blooms than we thought. And we don't really know why. Don Scavia is one of the study's coauthors. He's a professor at the Graham Sustainability Institute at the University of Michigan. "So we know that phosphorous loads going into the western basin of Lake Erie, primarily from agricultural sources, is what's driving these blooms," he says. Sure, there were pirates in the Caribbean, but the Great Lakes had them too By Rebecca Williams • Oct 14, 2014 Clarence S. Metcalf Great Lakes Maritime Research Library Listen Listening... / 4:00 Brush me barnacles! Listen to Girl Scouts and a pirate expert talk about Great Lakes pirates. Michigan Radio's M I Curious project is a news experiment where we investigate questions submitted by the public about our state and its people. As part of our M I Curious project, Shelly Scott asked Michigan Radio this question: Have there ever been pirates on the Great Lakes? "I thought: we've got such nice water bodies around here, why don't we hear anything about fantastic things that happened on the Great Lakes?" she says. Scott is an engineer at Ford and she's also a leader of her daughter's Girl Scout troop. These 5th grade girls had some questions about freshwater pirates too: "What do pirate ships look like? Was there any pirate treasure in the Great Lakes? How did they get away with stealing other people's treasure?" asked Maria Kokko, Lilli Semel and Shannon Scott. Will this 250-year-old, 65 foot-tall oak tree survive its move? By Mark Brush • Oct 13, 2014 Corey Seeman / Flickr I hope they have more success than I did. I tried moving a four-year-old oak tree in my backyard… and failed. Of course, they'll be using more than just a spade and a burlap sack. We'll likely find out over the next few years whether the $300,000 to $400,000 project to move the 250-year-old bur oak tree on the campus of the University of Michigan worked. The tree is being moved as part of a $135 million, donor-funded expansion of U of M's business school. The school announced today that the oak will be moved on October 25, weather permitting. Moving my tree's root ball was hard enough. How in the world will they move a 700,000 to 850,000 pound root ball? Glad you asked. Here's a video showing exactly that: University of Michigan opens $46M research center By The Associated Press • Oct 11, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - The University of Michigan is opening a $46 million complex for researchers to study nanotechnologies in energy, biotechnology and other fields. The Center of Excellence in Nano Mechanical Science and Engineering is a 62,000-square-foot addition to laboratories on the Ann Arbor school's north campus. Researchers will be able to watch the degradation of materials that go into things like cars and medical devices. We've got (some) answers to your question on the oil pipeline under Lake Michigan By Stateside Staff & Mark Brush • Oct 9, 2014 NWF / screenshot from YouTube video Listen Listening... / 5:30 Michigan Radio's MI Curious project puts our journalists to work for you: We investigate questions you submit about our state and its people. One of the MI Curious questions was submitted by listener Justin Cross from Delton, Michigan. He asked: "What's the status of the Enbridge pipeline in the bottom of Lake Michigan running through the Straits of Mackinac?" Michigan Radio's Mark Brush has been working to find an answer to the question. Brush says what he found is that Enbridge holds all the cards. The company is willing to talk, and they are aware of people's concerns. Environmentalists blast bill to repeal Michigan's renewable energy standard By Jake Neher • Oct 9, 2014 Morgue File New legislation that would repeal Michigan's renewable energy standard has been met with heavy opposition from environmentalists, and even some utilities. In 2008, state lawmakers said electric utilities must generate at least ten percent of their energy using renewable sources by 2015. Recent studies show they are on track to meet that requirement. Rep. Tom McMillin, R-Rochester Hills, introduced a bill last week that would repeal that part of Michigan's energy law. "Obviously, if it was not more costly, we wouldn't have to mandate it," said McMillin. What's the status of the old oil pipeline under Lake Michigan? We need more information to know. 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August 20, 2014
INAUGURAL HOCKEY CANADA FEMALE LEVEL V OFFICIATING SEMINAR BEGINS WEDNESDAYCALGARY, Alta. – Five of the top female officials from across Canada will attend the inaugural Hockey Canada Female Level V Officiating Seminar from Aug. 20-24 in Calgary.
The seminar prepares officials for assignments to national events and international competitions, such as the Esso Cup, National Women's Under-18 Championship, CIS national championships, the Clarkson Cup, IIHF world championships and the Olympic Winter Games.The five officials attending the Hockey Canada Female Level V Officiating Seminar are:
• Gabrielle Ariano-Lortie Montreal, Que. Hockey Quebec
• Christine Durham Winnipeg, Man. Hockey Manitoba
• Kayla Keeping Prince George, B.C. B.C. Hockey
• Lacey Senuk St. Albert, Alta. Hockey Alberta
• Michelle Stapleton Saskatoon, Sask. Saskatchewan Hockey Association
"Canada has long been a provider of world-class officials, and this seminar is another step in keeping Canadian officials on the ice at the game's biggest events," said James Mays, Hockey Canada's referee-in-chief. "The Hockey Canada Officiating Program is the envy of hockey nations around the world, and we're excited to watch it continue to grow and develop."
The five officials attending the seminar are all Level IV officials, and were nominated by their respective Hockey Canada branches. A selection committee then reviewed all of the candidates and selected these officials.
Instruction at the Hockey Canada Female Level V Officiating Seminar will be handled by Mays, Todd Anderson, Hockey Canada's senior manager of officiating, and national supervisor Mary Anne Gage. Guest instructors will also be making presentations throughout the seminar.
There are more than 2,200 female officials currently registered as part of the Hockey Canada Officiating Program, including 45 active Level IV officials registered annually.
For more information on Hockey Canada and the Hockey Canada Officiating Program, please visit www.hockeycanada.ca, or follow along through social media at andNews Source : Stapleton to attend Inaugural Female Level 5 Officiating Seminar
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