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Each year before Christmases of the past
Past visitors came to trim my holiday tree
Tree with ornaments homemade to last
Lasting, unique gifts of their artistry
Artistry now shown in a wreath on my door
Door filled with treasures I was blessed to receive
Received gifts from those who are with us no more
More reminders that love in my heart will never leave
*For Dr. Ram's "Wreath" Contest. (Eight-line quatrain/rhyme using the last word of each line as the first word of the next line.) Merry Christmas, everyone!
Copyright © Carolyn Devonshire
Whispers …
By: Ashley Griffey
Whispers surrounding me.
Wrapping me in a blanket,
Taking hold unexpectedly,
Making me forget
Everyone thinks I'm crazy,
But I know more than them,
But unlike all others
I never speak on a whim.
Listening closely
And never letting go,
Words one forgets
I always know.
Copyright © Ashley Anne Griffey
My white-washed bars surrounded me -
they held me as I slept;
they soothed me when the days were long,
and mother's blue-eyes wept.
A baby girl, six months or less,
awakened from my sleep -
stood up legs as sure as hope;
as strong as flat is steep.
My hands, my saviors, gripped the rail
so I could peek outside –
the bluest sky I'd ever seen,
As tall as it was wide;
came into view - between the blue,
an airplane gliding by,
its smoky streamer like a flag,
across my memory's sky...
The memory is a simple one -
a window, sky, and plane -
but in my heart, it's heaven's door
and there it shall remain.
I've hung it on my memory's wall
Between that life and this –
It covers every hole I've dug
In sorrow's vast abyss.
This picture brings the special peace
I knew when I was small –
Where mother's just beyond the door,
and waiting for my call…
*Inspired by Danielle's Earliest Memory contest. I have blocked out almost every memory
from my childhood, and only a very few gems remain - this is the first. and I will treasure it
Copyright © Kristin Reynolds
When looking at you
I know that it's true
You resemble no other
But your mother.
You walk with a swirl
And turn with a twirl
You resemble no other
But your mother.
Your hair is one flame
The colour the same
You resemble no other
But your mother.
Your eyes deep and wide
Green diamonds inside
You resemble no other
But your mother.
Enchanting your smile
It flows like the Nile
You resemble no other
But your mother.
A heart full of gold
So carefree and bold
You resemble no other
But your mother.
You hear and you care
Determined to share
You resemble no other
But your mother.
[But now she's gone far
Tiny twinkling star
In peace like a dove
Departed with love.]
And you my sweet girl
You twirl and you swirl
You resemble no other
But your mother.
Author: Paul Callus ~ March 2014
Contest: Poem For Mommy
Sponsor: Leonora Galina
Placing: 1st
Copyright © Paul Callus
Sometimes, when I am alone
I go inside myself
and I get a little box
I keep upon a shelf.
My box is filled with memories,
sweet days that I once knew.
One of my greatest treasures
is the memory of you.
Time has begun to fade it
and has bent the corners in
yet when I gaze upon it,
it comes alive again.
I let it take me over
I ride it like a wave
feeling every inch of love
you once, so sweetly gave.
It fills my soul with pleasure
and helps me get away
from all the tribulations
that I must face each day.
Yet it was not always beautiful,
this memory I hold.
It use to only give me pain
and leave me feeling cold.
But so much time has passed away
and the pain has took its' leave
so now I may finally
enjoy instead of grieve.
Once it has embraced me
and filled me with its' wealth
I put it gently in my box
and place it on the shelf.
I'll always keep this precious jewel
with tender, loving care
so that when I need it,
it will be waiting there.
Copyright © Robin L. Gass
In my quiet times I often try,
To remember places I've been.
To recall folk I have passed by,
And sights that I have seen.
There is nothing wrong with my mind,
Sometimes my memory is quite refined.
I think it's filled over many a year,
With so much junk, nothing seems clear.
So, I made up my mind to write it all down,
To recall it all caused me to frown
It started like I was in the dark,
A memory flared, I was in the park.
That day in the park was just the lever,
I found my mind was as good as ever.
Tho' times and places got out of line,
I wrote it all down, now wasn't I clever!
I'm nearly at the end of my story,
A journey I'm glad that I took.
For my grandsons to read in years to come,
I'll call it Granddads Book.
© Dave Timperley 2012.
Copyright © Dave Timperley
On an asphalt street where my shoes grew up
Where marbled walls draped night mildly beaming,
I retrace childhood with gazes, non-stop
And bubbling from pillow fights to mud slings.
Strange, our guava trees now dwarfed by skylines
The garden looking small for tugs-of war ;
Where siblings rush in late noon pastimes
Till Mom calls for dinner through doors, afar.
A wooden porch looks old like Grammy's chair
That rocks us of fables, miming her voice;
While a neighbor spoofs wolf legends, beware
Under the moonlight dim, sweet hours rejoice.
Near the post is my room of teenage fun
My shoes now bigger, chalet's a memory
Trimmed with puppy-love from journal's rerun
Embracing the girl and adult in me.
And evening's ray now settles on the ground
While urban traffic booms, only to impose
On rusty fence shading youth's prints around;
A moment when life blossomed like a rose.
Verlena Walker's A Child's First Home
Copyright © nette onclaud
In the heart of the Loire valley
Where the river wends its way
A young dreamer lured by nature
Free of care played music gay
As he wandered along footpaths
Playing lightly on his flute
By the vineyards in abundance
And the orchards full of fruit.
It was there that he encountered
A fair maiden and her art
She was painting on her canvas;
With a smile she stole his heart.
From then on they met in secret
Near the rolling hills in green
Where the flowers looked in wonder.
They were happy and serene.
They made love and plans together
Spoke of dreams they meant to share
Looked at life through coloured lenses
And built castles in the air.
Then one night a storm erupted
Unexpected in mid May,
Raging waters in a frenzy
Came and took her life away.
All his dreams were quickly shattered
And the castle tumbled down
For his Queen of Hearts had left him
Broken king without a crown.
In the ruins of the castle
He was left to sit and grieve
And his friends who came to visit
All were kindly asked to leave.
Days and nights passed undetected
As he dreamed of raven hair
On his lips he felt her kisses
Woke to find she was not there.
Then one day, he rose with vigour
Once again he built the dream
Made a castle even finer
Standing stately by their stream.
And the people came to marvel
At the wonder of this sight
For there in the very centre
Was her statue gleaming bright.
Now the castle so resplendent
Stands a testament to love
Which will never wane or wither
Conquers death and soars above.
26th August, 2015
Paul Callus & Eileen Manassian
Contest: Partner Up
Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
In times of retrospection we discover
The miles our vagrant compass trekked
Silent horrors from which we recovered
What be righteous or unworthy we assess
For to all children life is not toys and hugs
Or enchanting dances on daddies feet
But bitter realities of drunks and thugs
Eggshell walks and battering clubs
Bewildering the difference the years can make
And the choosing to which one is inclined
To follow the path with which they were faced
Or to carve a new path by need redesigned
They say that Rome was not built in a day
Stone upon stone is a sound foundation laid
Tethering twine pulling massive loads up high
Burying tears in abysses carving smiles from cries
Oh no, I'm fine. Concern yourself not with me
For I am the architect of my own design
Someday a pillar in the Temple I will be
My fortress not breeched nor climbed
My world hastens wisdoms patience
Compassion and mercy will abound
Fragrant love skilled willing agents
Through tenderness barbarians turn clown
Recreating the days of innocence
Forgiving those too weak to see
That some with all their pitiful ignorance
Have not the power to strip you of your dreams
There's a power of soul endowed to man
To walk by authenticity
Pities frown subsides as does vengeance
When taken hold of true humility
No promise of ease nor heart unbroken
To even one was this promise solemnly given
Though pain so deep to bleed is relief
It is friction that compels the driven
Though shadows past haunts you to fright
There is light to be found in its darkness
For shadows be slight illumination of light
The evidence of all you've accomplished
How far I've traveled from condemnation
My compass directs true north
On days my history taunts my persuasion
It's for loves sake I've stayed my course
Copyright © Sarai Romani
Lessons Well Learned
(from The John Poems)
You taught me what love is
then took it away.
You became my sunlight
then banished the day.
You awakened my body
to love of a man
Then condemned me to live
without the touch of your hand.
You brought life to my heart
and opened my soul;
You nourished my mind
and made me feel whole.
But now thanks to you,
I've also learned pain.
I know now that loneliness
Can drive you insane.
I've learned of betrayal,
loneliness, mistrust---
And I know understand
the myth that was us.
Copyright © Mary Oliver Rotman
Our love now plays on songs of memory
like perfume of flowers, not meant to last.
Love was smooth as stones polished with emery
yet, scattered as light through a prism's glass.
Like child's sparklers so hot, without flame
too fast it burns to last throughout the night
but I will give my homage just the same
to powers which let our love burn so bright.
Un-worded ending lasted but one hour.
Dividing lives accomplished in one day.
Yet, loves taste never turns from sweet to sour
and precious are the thoughts along the way.
The pathways of life are strewn with such things.
Still essence of our love will never fall
for music of the songs forever rings
and in the tune our love we can recall.
Copyright © Mike Samford
An old board and a rope had made me a swing,
Sitting there when I was around the age of nine,
I curiously looked up to see the first sign of spring,
Where a robin was building a nest of twigs entwined.
Summer's heat burned my shoulders, so I sought shade,
I climbed up into your strong arms at the age of fourteen,
Along with a book, I relaxed in a solitude no one could invade,
I found myself lost within the pages and the leaves of green.
On a lazy, autumn afternoon, at the age of twenty-three,
I raked the dead leaves that buried my feet into a pile,
Through the orange limbs my black cat peered down at me,
Then leapt from the tree to play among the leaves for awhile.
Now, as I am rapidly approaching the age of thirty-one,
Branches are encased in ice, as winter continues to unfold,
From my window, I see the cardinals and the disappearing sun,
Reminding me that life still survives in the bitter cold.
March, 7th, 2014
Gail Angel Doyle's contest - "Memories On Branches"
Copyright © Kelly Deschler
Hearing the jingling bells of Santa's sleigh,
Hanging silver tinsel on the tree for trim,
My cousin and I going sledding all day,
Reading the story of Scrooge and Tiny Tim.
Building a house made of spicy gingerbread,
And hearing a Bing Crosby Christmas tune,
Leaving out cookies before going to bed,
Seeing eight tiny reindeer flying by the moon.
Santa Claus bringing toys down our chimney,
Almost every house twinkling with lights,
Cutting down a fresh, pine Christmas tree,
Hanging antique ornaments, so shiny and bright.
Grandma and I baking my favorite cookies,
Shopping for Christmas gifts in every store,
A fireplace with a stocking hung just for me,
And singing Christmas carols at every door.
My hometown covered in glistening, white snow,
And the sweet, minty taste of a candy cane,
Presents containing treasures we wouldn't know,
And drawing snowflakes on a frosty window pane.
My Mom making a snowman, as perfect as can be,
Decking the halls with garlands, wreaths and more,
Whispering wishes to Santa, sitting on his knee,
And the excitement we all had the night before.
December 12th, 2013
What birth pains are these
The kind that bring no peace
It seems no one is pleased
Until someone leaves
©2014 Honestly JT
Copyright © Honestly J.T.
Tonight the shore is pounded by the fretful, roiling surf,
dark clouds tempestuously race across a yellow moon;
the ocean's breast heaves a heaviness of bitter tears
flinging gray shadowed sobs against silent, white-faced dunes
Far across deep seated waters, another golden strand--
do you pace there the churning surf line as here I do;
are these waves that beat against my blistered, sand burnt feet
a desperate, longing message dispatched tonight from you?
Somewhere harbor lights safely chart the well worn channel
for anxious, weary sailors longing for the arms of home;
but you and I, marooned, remain in lonely shadows
forgotten memories between us, darkened pools of foam.
October 22, 2014
Copyright © Faye Gibson
I struggle always with my memories,
The long ago past is forever lurking;
In a moment I am whispered back,
And the pages of my life are fluttering.
Fluttering in the misty winds of time,
To where the joyful and painful burn;
O but this is the key to who I am,
And each memory has its own turn.
Turn back the pages of my journey,
I am a little girl playing and dreaming;
O but to stay frozen in this memory,
And to not ever know the pain of weeping.
Weeping has always been my companion,
I so often stand in a place of sorrows;
Past the ornate gate and winding road,
And the past shall haunt all my tomorrows.
August 16, 2014
Submitted to the contest, Any Poem #8, sponsor, Skat
Third Place
Submitted to the contest, Where Frozen Embers Burn, sponsor Gail Doyle
8th place (the contest was deleted so lost my win rating)
Copyright © Broken Wings
Pen in hand or board with keys
Toil with verse and rhyme.
What disappoints might later please
Hasten borrowed time.
Chills run up and down my spine
To think of things I miss.
So much is gone that I called mine.
Tough to reminisce.
Years ago on any day
Far and wide I'd roam.
Busy with best friends at play
Seldom around home.
Now kids huddle on the floor—
Stationary fun.
Competing for the highest score,
Sit instead of run.
Guess I'll wander at the beach—
Spend time along the shore.
Ponder all that life might teach
Had I a few years more.
With inspiration from and dedicated to Just That
Archaic Poet and the Quatrain King, Jack Ellison.
Copyright © Mark Peterson
They say that time heals all
Yet there never seems enough
To say the words, to give your love
A mother always dies too soon
You try to make it linger
As her age increases yearly
You pray that God will spare her
Because you love her dearly
But when the days get tedious
She's sick, alone and weary
You pray that God may take her
Because you love her dearly
Mother, we will miss you,
Your love, your care and support
You have given us your all
And triumphantly defied life's challenges
You were so busy caring for others
That you forgot about yourself
In honour and in gratefulness, we say
Sweet mother, dearest oma*, may you rest in peace
Rest peacefully now your time has come
May angels guide your way
The time has come...yet 'tis oh so hard
To see you on your way
*Oma is dutch for Grandmother
Copyright © Huberta van Akkeren
I hesitate for a moment outside the rod iron gates;
sensing behind those castle doors, a long past life awaits,
within those many mortared walls, rising high above the lake,
as my breath begins to quicken and my knees began to shake.
Step into the parlour, the old curator now implores;
where upon I see the winding staircase, I at once abhor.
Below the ground on cobbled stones, stepping up to marbled floors,
a scullery maid with calloused feet, summoned by her Lord.
As I climb those winding stairs again, my back begins to ache,
as visions of cups and saucers, tumble down the stairs and break.
The Mistress of the castle, coiled, and hissing like a snake,
strikes me down to lie among the shattered glass, and birthday cake.
Upon a marble checkerboard, in squares of black and white, I die;
barely fourteen years of age, a lonely child, frail and shy;
buried in a shallow grave, no marker telling where I lie,
just the roses in the garden, underneath a blue, blue sky.
Written: June 25, 2014
For Past Life Contest
Author's note:
Dundurn Castles is a real castle in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
On a visit there, I had an overwhelming feeling of familiarity,
which inspired this poem about a past life.
Copyright © Elaine George
The Echo of a Soul
By Andrew Weeden
In the windswept hills of vibrant green,
Here I sit at your lonely grave.
The bright flower that made my heart beam,
Is the wilted flower I could not save.
From the beginning I did not know,
I was oblivious from the start;
Cancer's blade cut away your happy glow
And would thrust to pierce my very heart.
Consumed in the darkness of raging anger,
Ten years I stand alone in the rain.
With death no longer a distant stranger;
My only companion in the storm of pain.
Now it seems no one remembers,
But you did not cease to be.
Your spirit still burns in glowing embers
And lives inside the fire in me.
The storm is passing; I finally see its end.
Happiness smiles again and shakes me to my core.
I realize every time I lift my pen
My Grandma speaks once more!
Reflections of your love
Weave tapestries in time.
As a singing mourning dove,
Your words whisper in my mind.
So though you had to go,
You remain in your begotten;
As an echo of a soul,
Gone but not forgotten.
Copyright © Andrew Weeden
I cannot look in your eyes from here,
To touch your soul with my gaze.
Your too far away to reach, My Dear,
To be taken in by my embrace.
My whispered thoughts cannot extend to there--
Where you are's too far away.
I can only touch the empty air
Instead of holding you near always.
So many men between you and I.
I envy each one his place.
Oh, to be at the head of that line,
Looking at you again face to face.
Wonder of wonders, fate of all fates...
I chose to be where I am:
Sitting alone laughing at regrets,
Cursing the notion "what might have been".
I wish I could steal your heart to here
And keep it captive near mine.
But hearts are only given, it's clear...
All I can do is offer you mine.
Copyright © Mark J. Halliday
I remember when…
Main Street was laid with dark red brick
now it's laid with black hot asphalt.
The stench alone can make one sick
with environmental assault.
I remember when…
Our radio was our television
we could get broadcasts all around the world.
Letting imagination envision
as the "War of the Worlds" unfurled.
I remember when…
Buzz Aldrin stepped down on the moon
how ecstatic our nation was.
Dancing about on big sand dune
setting communications abuzz.
I remember when…
On my first date, went to drive-in movie
where we viewed the picture "Bonnie and Clyde".
We really dug it, thought it was groovy
but saddened they were so young when they died.
I remember when…
Schools showed respect for country and to God
with pledge of allegiance and morning prayer.
Today they have spared the punishment rod
and high esteem for beliefs we did share.
Copyright © 2013 By Caryl S. Muzzey
Copyright © Caryl Muzzey
Remember Petticoat Junction?
Perhaps Green Acres too?
I Love Lucy and Carol Burnett,
Just for a laugh or two?
Dick Van Dyke and The Munsters,
Back when the "tube" was fun;
Doris Day and Love That Bob,
Don't forget The Flying Nun!
Maxwell Smart was an agent,
We all know Uncle Jed;
Hazel was that clever maid,
It's sad how comedy's fled!
The Honeymooner's over,
F Troop's down to zero;
The Beaver's long forgotten,
While Hogan's lost his heroes!
Gilligan's left the island,
A Jeannie no longer dreams;
Car 54, where are you?
At times, I wanna scream!
Andy was a country boy,
Gomer, a seargent's pest;
Who made room for daddy?
Don't fathers know what's best?!
Dobie shaved the goatee,
Mister Ed's lost his voice;
My Three Sons are missing,
Ozzie and Harriet had no choice!
McHale can't find his navy,
The Addams flown away;
A Martian ain't so favorite,
Our Laugh In's gone astray!
Primetime's lost its essence,
Laughter is a con man's game;
A Family Affair's in mourning,
Is the "new age" ours to blame?
Copyright © Milton Toran
Her hand of friendship, not desire
Though we traveled roads long and far
My heart was hers for all to lend
She sought from life a blazing star
The years became a seedless tree
A love kept silent, never grew
My honor held in quiet stead
As she disappeared from view
An Autumn night, as years had passed
Came gentle knock, my open door
And there she stood in quiet pose
A rushing kiss, the empty floor
A night we found of hungered bliss
The embers cold to passion's fire
A last goodby, it was her gift
She'd always known my heart's desire
contest Where Frozen Embers Still Burn
Copyright © Frederic Parker
Haunted by your memory,
You're in my thoughts and dreams,
They say you never forget your first,
There's truth to that it seems
Copyright © Kristy Burgess
Strolling along Myrtle Beach
Collecting shells in the sand
The waves become hypnotic
And the mood moves into grand.
So many thoughts and memories
Come rushing back with the waves
Thoughts that flood and can't be stopped,
Some get panned, but some are raves.
Again and again
They flow in and out
Life reliving every decision
Life reliving every doubt.
Then sanity reasserts
For the mind knows what it knows
And hypnosis grinds to a halt
With the sand between my toes.
By E. Marshall Evans
Copyright © Ed Evans
Oh great and powerful future
What will you do with our past?
We've labored over the years
To make sure our photos last.
Having filed hundreds in books
Where they're somewhat organized
By event, by year, but by god
When we're gone, will they still be prized?
Oh great and powerful future
I know I'm a simple man,
Without powers of prophesy
My life has a limited span.
But please remember these photos
Or if not, why do we save.
Can't a record of memories
Have a future beyond the grave?
Copyright © David Fisher
Memories rest in tender frames
Picked over, chosen, kept
As real are the scorching flames
Those dowsed by tears wept
A day, a week, a month, a year
Roll by without respite
Gathered, attached, more appear
Of hurtful and delight
Memories rest in splendour frames
Each one a work of art
Torn from joy, laughter, pains
For body, soul and heart.
Copyright © Richard D Seal
I remember it now
Not all, but enough
To understand how
I am afraid to accept love
Because some love hurts
Especially the kind you gave
The kind nobody deserves
The kind that plants the seed of hate
It matters little if you feel remorse
Your guilt could never ease my pain
The damage you did cannot be reversed
I still wear the residue of shame
And you will never have my forgiveness
My hatred will be your only companion
As you lie upon your deathbed
Feeling frightened and abandoned
You still won't even have my pity
Pathetic as you are
All you will ever be is what you did to me
As I will always bear these ugly scars
Copyright © Lisa Hicks
There on the porch
Sits the old rocking chair
Soft cushions to touch
Warm blanket are there
Where tadcu* used to sit
After a shift down the mine
Man and boy at the pit
Until he injured his spine
At his side on the stool
Is a gnarled old pipe
Tadcu made it a rule
He would never light up.
Said his lungs were busy
Dealing with the pit dust
coughing made him dizzy
Oxygen a must.
Loved to rock as he dreamt
Of his life as a lad
Remembering he wept
Getting old made him so sad
*tadcu - grandfather
Penned 07/07/2014
Copyright © SEREN ROBERTS


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January 20, 2010
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I got a Prophet 3z yesterday. I previously had an F600 so this is my first FS bike. There seem to be a ton of things you can tweak in on it! So on my first ride I noticed that I feel like I am going to lose control on my turns ~ is this just getting use to a FS?
Also my tires are at the lowest PSI listed on the sidewall but still feels like it is too much. This is my first experience with tubeless tires also so I don't know if I can drop them a few pounds without causing any problems.
Any advice on adjustments is welcome ~ I was looking at the Rush but then they took a nice chunk off the price for me so I went with the Prophet.
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shes hot but we gotta see her nipples n vagina 2
you are so hot come to my house lets have sex and kiss me
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I saw this video and this remark is a toungue-in-cheek type comment. you have watch the entrie video to get full context of this comment. Frankly; if people are going to make such sweeping camments as those made by the OP on the basis of an interviewee sharing a joke with an interviewer then I dont think they have to much contribute to this form.
The only explanation I can think of for the OP making such a sweeping claim as in this post on the basis of so little, is that they must be desperate to try and turn ATS's away from Jessie Ventrua.
I started a thread earlier that garnered a lot of negative response from people blinded by this supposed champion of our causes. My mistake was that I only showed my opinion without fact. You want to see for yourselves what a hack this guy is? Enjoy!
I don't understand the inane hostility of some people to this subject. This site is suppose to instigate thought. But instead people become sarcastic, passive agressive, or even angry when someone challenges what they believe. How is that progressive? Everything is possible in the realm of discussion and opinion. Not everything is going to liked, but educated grown ups know how to disagree without hostility.


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Midwest remains frugal for Valentine's Day
Sticking with the frugal tradition of the Midwest, folks here plan to spend the least of any part of the country for Valentine's Day:; an average of $92, according to a new survey from the National Retail Federation. That compares to a national average of $116.
Westerners will spend the most for the holiday of love: $141, on average.
Midwesterners are the least likely to participate in the holiday, with 55% planning to do something to mark the day. Across the country, 58% will celebrate. Participation is highest in the South, where 61% will spend money on gifts and cards.
For retailers, the survey results are good news, showing an upswing in spending from the past two years, but still below 2007 and 2008, when consumers spent an average of $119 and $122 on Valentine's Day gifts. After the recession hit, people pulled back on Valentine's Day goodies, shelling out just $102 on average in 2009 and $103 last year.
The average spend skews heavily toward men, who spend nearly twice as much on Valentine's Day. This year the average for men is $158, compared to $75 for women.
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Opening night of Michael Tilson Thomas's remarkable "visualization" of Beethoven's towering "Missa Solemnis" with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, soloists, and the Pacific Boychoir last weekend (June 11-13, 2015) stirred up some real passion among us members of the Music Critics Association of North America, who were in town for our annual conference. Not all of it was positive.
This weekend two of the three works on the St. Louis Symphony program are making their first appearances on the Powell Hall Stage. That's not exactly news; the SLSO has given local audiences a good many local and even world premieres over the years. What's remarkable is that this time the local premieres are by Beethoven.
The St. Louis Symphony has a long history with Carl Orff's 1936 "scenic cantata" "Carmina Burana," from its first performance back in 1961 with Edouard Van Remoortel on the podium to David Robertson's nicely balanced performance back in May of 2011. There's even a fine 1994 recording with Leonard Slatkin and an all-star lineup of soloists that is apparently still available both in disc form and as an MP3 download from amazon.com.
The text of the Roman Catholic Requiem Mass, with its apocalyptic images of death and redemption, has inspired composers to produce some of their most profound and idiosyncratic work. The Italian operatic master Giuseppe Verdi, while so indifferent to religion that he was effectively an agnostic, was no exception. His 1874 "Messa da Requiem," inspired by the deaths of Rossini and the Italian poet and patriot Alessandro Manzoni, overflows with brilliantly theatrical moments, from the hair-raising Dies Irae to the heartfelt Recordare and epic Libera Me. A good performance should not spare the drama.
There's only one work on the St. Louis Symphony program this weekend, but it's a big one: the "Messa da Requiem" (Requiem Mass) by that giant of Italian opera, Giuseppe Verdi.
It was cold and snowy outside Powell Hall this weekend, but inside it was all warmth and light as David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Chorus unwrapped an early Christmas present in the form of the first three cantatas from Bach's "Christmas Oratorio."
It has been a heavy month or so for the St. Louis Symphony Chorus. On November 16th they performed Britten 's dramatic Peter Grimes at Powell, followed by a repeat performance at Carnegie Hall on November 22nd, Britten 's centenary. At the same time they were rehearsing the first three cantatas of Bach 's 1734-35 Christmas Oratorio for concerts this Friday and Saturday (December 6 and 7) with David Robertson and the orchestra.
Writing in the Larousse Encyclopedia of Music, Donald Paine notes that Benjamin Britten's "War Requiem," written for the consecration of Coventry Cathedral in 1962, "may stand as representative of his genius and of the theme that recurs throughout his work: the indictment of human folly as it shows itself both in the tragedy and wastage of war and in the corruption of human innocence."


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Maybe put a chair against your door?
Quite simply the worst hotel experience of my life.
At 9.30 on the first night of our visit, our children were asleep in the room and my wife and i were sitting reading in bed, when we heard a key turn in the lock and the owner of the hotel opened the door of the room. I called out in shock and surprise, he closed the door and moved back out into the hall. I followed him out an he made a half-hearted apology. He was with a group of other people, in the hallway who seemed to find it all rather amusing. The following morning I told the receptionist we were leaving, and would require a refund on the remaining nights. (Like many bad hotels, they ask for payment up-front.) I was told that the owner was refusing to give a refund. I tweeted about the experience and was offered a room by another hotel - a good one.
Fortunately the duty manager was a pleasant and rational human being and agreed to give us a refund. We were about to leave - very happily - when the owner came to see us. He sought to justify his appearance at our door as a "room check". He started talking about letters from his lawyers. He denied that a refund had been refused. His manner was self-pitying, bullying, and finally aggressive. He bundled us - me, my wife and two small children - out of the hotel. We went straight down to the tourist office to make a formal complaint about him. I would strongly advise anybody to avoid this hotel like the plague. Working here must be rather like working at Fawlty Towers - except that underneath it all, Basil Fawlty is quite a likeable character.
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Quirky hotel in a great location
Just spent a great couple of days in Dublin.
Chose this hotel because it was very reasonably priced yet in a great location. We had a lovely greeting on arrival and even though it was well before check in our room was ready. This is not a modern 5 star hotel with all mod cons - for us it was far more interesting. It has a winding staircase with creaky floorboards and some great original features and ornaments. Our room was adequately sized as we were hardly in it and very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was a relaxed affair with no-one rushing you out when you had finished. The staff were absolutely lovely from arrival to departure. We would stay here again without a doubt.
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We booked a DOUBLE Room, and requested Blankets and Sheets instead of a Douvet.
Went to our room only to find 2 single Beds ,Dressed as 2 single beds with douvets . When we complained we were told "the blankets are in the wardrobe Ill send up a sheet. So we had to remake the beds and my husband had to get down on his knees and join the 2 beds together with the clips. When we arrived at the front desk before we even got to see our room we were asked to pay in advance for our stay .., Which we will never do again. The heat in the hotel was oppressive.
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Wouldn't like to see the gas bill
Found the hotel to be very nice but found it extremely difficult to sleep due to the heating been too high temperature, this being despite the radiator been turned off in our room and both windows wide open all through the night.on looking out of the window I noticed every other room windows were open as well
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An excellent hotel with very friendly staff and the room was first rate.
I only wished there was more TV channels.
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Busy hotel.
Quirky and charming building. Excellent location as very central. Shower didn't work well at all and curtains stained and dirty. That being said the bed was comfy and clean. All the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Old world charm..... you'll either love it or hate it.
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A weekend stay for 5 for a reunion
The hotel was excellent value in an expensive city like Dublin.
Although probably a coincidence we met the owner on arrival who was very friendly and cheerful and engaged us with the history of the place for around half an hour. The rest of the staff were also very friendly and helpful. One of the most pleasant stays we have had anywhere.
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Morningstar has an comprehensive system of identifying companies that have moats. The system seeks to identify moat companies according to five types of competitive advantages:
-intangible assets: brands, patents and regulatory licences;
-cost advantage: able to produce products or services at a lower price than the competition;
-switching costs: allows companies to charge customers more than they would otherwise be able because switching to a new supplier is too costly;
-network effect: the value of a company's product or services increases as more customers are added;
-efficient scale: effectively serving a limited market, where potential competitors have little incentive to enter the market.
What did we find out?
Morningstar has identified 160 wide-moat companies amongst the companies it follows, with most of them trading in North America. Nine of them are Canadian. The big five banks, Bank of Montreal , Bank of Nova Scotia , Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce , Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto-Dominion Bank , dominate the list.
Interestingly, Morningstar calculates that the moat category that generates the highest returns on invested capital is the network-effect one. Ritchie Bros Auctioneers Inc. is the lone network-effect company on the Canadian list.
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1991 Pontiac Sunbird • 155,000 miles
I've had my Sunbird for 7 years, a few years ago it started acting up in the summer time. If I drive somewhere, get out of my car and then a little while later get in it and go somewhere, when I slow down to stop at a stop light it will sputter and die. If it dies I have to let it sit for about 20 mintues and it will start up just fine but will continue to do the same thing. Now if I put it in nuetral and then push on the gas and push it into drive it will go. OR if I'm driving on the highway (I used to work an hour away from where I live) and I can feel it sputtering, if I drive it long enough it will stop doing it. I've had it to a few mechanics and they've checked over pretty much everything but they never had any answers for me. We have a feeling it may be vapor locking, but if it is, we're not sure how to fix it. Can you help? Please?
September 12, 2011.
September 12, 2011.
Oh, and also in 2007 the motor was completely rebuilt so technically it only has about 45,000 miles on it.
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Vapor lock does not happen anymore. Any mechanic that says that it is vapor locking just doesn't know how to diagnose it.
I would start with hooking a fuel pressure gauge up to it so see if it is losing fuel pressure.
I would start with hooking a fuel pressure gauge up to it so see if it is losing fuel pressure.
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I've had so much fun meeting the team I am so proud to be apart of, I sure hope you have too! Now it's my turn to "get in front of the camera" , if you will. So.. let's just jump right in!
The Basics: Helloooo! My name is April (known as mamaape in the forums), for anyone who doesn't know yet. 😉 I am a very nearly 29 year old (like, 19 days away!) stay-at-home mommy to one very totally awesome little 18 month old dude. A few short months ago I celebrated my third anniversary with my husband. I have two furry children, a pup who's 5 and a cat who's just about 20 (she totally doesn't act her age though 😉 ). Our little family lives in southern Wisconsin, where I've lived most of my life.
How long have you been on the Blue Heart Scraps CT? I just joined JoyLynn's team at the beginning of April, this year. Time certainly flies when you're having fun!
Tell us about your scrapping experience: I tried paper scrapping a few years ago, and by try I mean I bought a WHOLE LOT OF supplies and never did a thing with them except just collect and collect and collect. I did do some paper craft though (photo frames) but just never got into it as I had hoped for. I ended up selling the vast majority of my collection and chalked it up to another hobby that just wasn't for me. Then… I discovered digital scrapbooking in January of just this year through a giveaway on a friend's blog. From that moment on I have been ADDICTED! Whether it's paging through the endless amount of layouts in galleries, working on challenges, or hoarding kits I just can't stop. At least this time it doesn't waste any closet space. 😉
What is your favorite layout you've made using Blue Heart Scraps products?
This layout has got to be my most favorite thus far. The versatility of the kit, L8terSk8ter, really surprised me and I fell in love with my layout the more it fell into place. I'm also a HUGE sucker for templates, I just can't get enough of them and this was no exception. I used Blue Heart Scraps Across the Line Template(s).
What program do you use? I use Adobe Photoshop CS5
Can you share a tip or a piece of advice for your fellow digi scrappers out there? One of the pieces of advice I often see is keep learning new things! The amount of things to learn about Digital Scrapping is far more than I ever thought when I first started. I also think another very important thing to remember is to scrap for yourself. Not for anyone else. Regardless of challenges, or contests, or whatever- always create for you. If you're not happy, it's not worth it.
Tell us something different about you: I always feel like this is such a tricky thing to respond to! I'll say this: I hate roller coasters, I have a SEVERE phobia of bugs, I want two more children, I LOVE foreign films and my engagement/wedding ring was custom made (no other ring(s) like it!).
What is your favorite Blue Heart Scraps kit? This is an extremely difficult question, because it's true that I so totally love SO many of Blue Heart Scraps' kits. Recently however, I've grown quite fond of Colors of My Life: Teal.
It's great for 365/52 layouts because of the day/month tags and the THREE alphas. Plus, I absolutely love the color grey, so that's just an automatic yes! for me.
JoyLynn has put each of these (elements, papers, alphas) on sale for $1 each (*today only)! If you don't already have this set in your stash, now's the chance to grab it at 50% off! I just love the pop of color, and papery flowers. Those are my favorite.
Now that you've met the whole team, stay tuned for some new and exciting things to happen on Mondays!


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Longtime Swan fans, take note: This appears to be the last vintage of "Côtes du Rosa" after a 20-year run. The tiny yields from the old Carignane vines just didn't make sense anymore for the owners of Mancini Ranch--and in 2010, there was no harvest at all. As interest in the varietal diversity of California continues to grow, more vineyards are being planted over to Pinot and Cab. Something to ponder while popping the cork on the last "Côtes du Rosa." From the winemaker's tasting notes: "Medium ruby, a fairly light color for the CDR. Typical aromatics o... Read More »
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91 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2013 Côtes Catalanes Empreinte du Temps Carignan is a beauty, with textbook purple fruits, black cherry, old leather, violets and wild-herb characteristics giving way to a medium-bodied, pure, elegant red that has bright acidity and fine tannin. Coming from 136-year-old Carignan vines and aged in older barrels, this is a brilliant rendition of Carignan that will evolve nicely for over a decade. (JD)" (4/2015) K&L Notes: Bruno Ribiere is an intellectual and fond of writing poetry. Lucky for us, he is also fond of making very intellectually deep and soulful wines i... Read More »
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From the Winery; "75 year old dry farmed Carignane vines from Mendocino produced a wine worthy of its Spanish heritage. This is a meaty yet nimble red wine that stands up with an array of fall cuisine and pleases many crowds with its versatility." Barrel aging: 8 months in neutral French Oak tank
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90 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Vivid red. Raspberry, cracked pepper and a whiff of rose oil on the nose. The palate offers sour cherry and raspberry flavors and a hint of candied licorice braced by a firm acid spine. Nicely concentrated, sweet and very persistent wine with soft tannins adding shape and grip. Already attractive and open-knit; this may gain complexity with some bottle age but I'd drink it now for its exuberant fruit." (6/2011) K&L Notes: In addition to the lovely range of wines made from the Porter Creek estate in the Russian River, the winery makes a small amount of old vine Carign... Read More »
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Wine Spectator: "Vivid ruby. Intensely floral aromas of raspberry, baking spices, rose and incense expand with air. Stains the palate with sweet red and dark berry compote flavors, becoming livelier with air. A vibrant candied floral quality builds on the finish and absorbs the supple tannins. While this will no doubt age well, there's nothing to prevent drinking it now." (5/2010)
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From Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Bright ruby. Intensely perfumed aromas of cassis, dark cherry, licorice and cracked pepper. Deep and sappy, with concentrated red and dark berry liqueur flavors and mounting spiciness. Became fresher and fruitier with aeration, suggesting that it needs decanting or a little bottle aging to show its best." (May/June '08) Located in California's Russian River Valley, Porter Creek Vineyards is owned and operated by father and son George and Alex Davis. A proponent of biodynamic and organic viticulture at the... Read More »
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90 points Wine Spectator: "Very ripe and intense, with dense flavors of dark chocolate, spiced cherry and mocha. A touch brooding midpalate, with plenty of grip on the peppery finish. Drink now through 2017. (KM)" (10/2012)
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This field blend of mostly Carignan, with Grenache, Syrah, Grenache Gris, Macabou and Terret, is vinified with no sulfur during fermentation, and enjoys a low-impact elevage in used Burgundy barrels from a producer in Chassagne-Montrachet. Importer Kermit Lynch says of the vintner: "Maxime is part of the new wave of passionate viticulteurs who cultivate their vines with the utmost respect for nature and the soil. He's certified organic, but also incorporates biodynamic practices into his vineyard management."
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> On Thu, 06 May 2004 11:30:32 -0400, Michael Sherman wrote:
> >On Thu, 06 May 2004 09:34:54 GMT, "Mike Ruskai"
> ><email@example.com> wrote:
> >
> >>One of these was installed as a firewall for a web server, and it's
fallen on
> >>me to administer it now.
> >>
> >>I've downloaded the command reference, but there's nearly nothing
> >>about how this thing works. Right now there are two questions I'd most
> >>answered, which may go a ways towards answering others that come up in
> >>future.
> >>
> >>1) The external address is configured as xx.xx.98.250 with a netmask of
> >>255.255.255.240. The actual IP addresses we have are from xx.xx.110.98
> >>xx.xx.110.105 (maybe more). How exactly is this actually working with
> >>address configuration?
> >
> >Are the xx.xx.110.98-110.105 internal? or is that your public range?
> >In which case the ext ip will need to change. "ip address outside
> >xx.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.xxx
> Those are the public IPs. The funny thing is, it's working. Traffic to
> those IPs ends up at the firewall. Perhaps it's something to do with the
> VLAN setup at the hosting company.
> >>3) How do I delete a single access-list line? I did "no access-list
> >>outside_acces_in" to get rid of multiple lines that were made with a
> >>(via command recall, of course - didn't make the same typo multiple
> >>But if I try "no access-list outside_access_in line 5" (which does
> >>according to "show access-list"), I get a summary of options for the
> >>access-list command. My syntax is completely correct according to the
> >>command reference. So what is it that I'm missing?
> >
> >the "line" is only in pix version 6.3.3 i think? verifiy which
> >version of the software you are running with a "show ver". I would
> >flash it to 6.3.3 if it is not running that, as it has a lot of extras
> >and fixes.
> Show version reports 6.3(3), which I assume is 6.3.3 in normal version
> syntax.
> >to remove the access-list you would pretty much complete the
> >access-list command shown with a no in front of it. omit the line ""
> >from it when removing if it shows that.
> >ex. access-list outside_access_in permit ip any any
> >
> >to remove it would be "no access-list outside_access_in permit ip any
> >any
> >
> >hope this helps.
> I actually thought of that after posting, and it does work to remove the
> unwanted lines.
> --
> - Mike
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Patient Services Coordinator SimplyApply
Lymphoma Research Foundation - Los Angeles, CA
The Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF), the nation's largest lymphoma-specific nonprofit organization, is seeking a Patient Services Coordinator to assist in ...
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Patient Care Coordinator
Express Scripts - Byfield, MA
Schedule: Full-time Job ID: 150004SX The Patient Care Coordinator will provide excellent customer service over the phone to patients undergoing a specific treatment ...
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Director-Patient CareSvcs-Nrsg-Indl (72000)
St. Vincent Health - Indianapolis, IN
Job Description Summary: The Director-Patient CareSvcs-Nrsg-Indl leads and directs services, workflow and resources for assigned nursing area. Responsibilities: * ...
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Clinical Nursing Coordinator - 3rd Shift - Nights
UC Health - Fort Collins, CO
Daily coordination of personnel and resources within a clinical specialty or inpatient department. Coordinates staff scheduling, educational/development activities, and ...
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OA IV - Patient Care Coordinator - IR Vascular (35106)
Stanford Health Care - Palo Alto, CA
Job Description Full-time position working 8 hour day shifts Monday-Friday The Office Assistant IV reports to the Practice Manager in the assigned department or designee as ...
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Care Coordinator
New York Presbyterian Hospitals - New York City, NY
Care Coordinator Location: NewYork-Presbyterian/NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center Feel the Pulse of Amazing Things: Compassionate Care Coordinators ...
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RN Care Coordinator - .6 FTE/Varied Days
St. Mary's Medical Center San Francisco - San Francisco, CA
Description JOB ID: 1500032298 Job Summary: The incumbent is responsible for assessing, planning, facilitating and advocating for options and services through a ...
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Director of Patient Access(7736)
Samaritan Medical Center - Watertown, NY
The Director of Patient Access manages the operations and staff of all Patient Access Services functional areas. Prioritizes and coordinates patient flow in functional areas ...
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Transplant Coordinator - RN (103847)
St. Vincent Health - Indianapolis, IN
Job Description Job Summary: The Coord-Transplant-RN coordinates organ recovery, preservation, allocation, donation and patient care for transplant patients. ...
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Patient Care Coordinator Case Manager
Kaiser Permanente - Richmond, CA
DescriptionCoordinates with physicians, staff, and non-Kaiser providers and facilities regarding patient care. In conjunction with physicians, develops plans of care and ...
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