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MADRID Feb 26 Spain's Repsol is considering the sale of its remaining 12 percent stake in Argentine energy group YPF, its chairman said on Wednesday, following a settlement with Argentina over the 2012 seizure of its majority stake.
"We no longer have any legal constraints to keep the remaining 12 percent stake in YPF. Therefore we'll look into all available options," Chairman Antonio Brufau said on a conference call.
He said proceeds from the YPF settlement, the sale of LNG assets and the possible sale of its YPF stake would allow the company "to continue our sustainable path of growth in the upstream business."
In a presentation, Repsol said three quarters of a planned 3.6 billion euros of investments in 2014 would be directed to its upstream activities. (Reporting by Tracy Rucinski)
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC -- (Marketwired) -- 05/23/14 -- Theratechnologies Inc. (Theratechnologies) (TSX:TH) announced today that following further communications between the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Company it is revisiting the information provided in its May 20, 2014 press release regarding the release of the 2mg/vial presentation of EGRIFTA® (tesamorelin for injection) which was initially planned for the early part of June. Accordingly, based on such communications, Theratechnologies is no longer able to determine a timeline or whether such presentation will be released for use.
Theratechnologies intends to continue discussions with the FDA to understand the conditions, if any, under which such presentation of EGRIFTA® could be released. The Company intends to update the market with additional information to the extent it can release the 2mg/vial presentation of EGRIFTA®.
Theratechnologies reiterates that the pre-production phase of the 1 mg/vial presentation of EGRIFTA® is almost completed and that its manufacture is expected to begin shortly. This presentation should be available to market between mid-August and mid-September after standard testing, analysis, packaging and shipping cycles are completed.
Theratechnologies intends to continue to work in the best interests of patients regarding the availability of EGRIFTA® (tesamorelin for injection) in as short a delay as possible.
About Theratechnologies
Theratechnologies (TSX:TH) is a specialty pharmaceutical company addressing unmet medical needs in metabolic disorders to promote healthy aging and improved quality of life. Further information about Theratechnologies is available on the Company's website at www.theratech.com, on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Securities and Exchange Commission's website at www.sec.gov.
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Forward-looking information is based upon a number of assumptions and is subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Theratechnologies' control that could cause actual results to differ materially from those that are disclosed in or implied by such forward-looking information. These assumptions include, but are not limited to, the fact that Theratechnologies will resume the manufacture of the 1mg/vial presentation of EGRIFTA® and that such presentation will meet the product specifications to be released between mid-August and mid-September 2014. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the risk that material delays to resume the manufacture of the 1mg/vial presentation are encountered and that such presentation is not available for release within the timeline described therein as it does not meet the product specifications.
We refer potential investors to the "Risk Factors" section of our Annual Report on Form 20-F dated February 27, 2014 available at www.sedar.com, www.sec.gov and www.theratech.com. The reader is cautioned to consider these and other risks and uncertainties carefully and not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
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Finally, information we can finally use! Thanks to a sex study by Wired, we know now what the price of a hand job is in different NYC neighborhoods. Let us tell you, the prices are all over the map. Bronx HJ's go for $75 (plus, weirdly, a shot at the bar), a helping hand north of 14th Street will set you back $125, a Chinatown/SoHo happy ending costs $175, while a hand job in Wall Street/Tribeca prices out at an eyebrow-raising $225. The study covers much more than 2nd base, with all the factoids you'd ever need to know about the sex industry....agency prices, prostitute's day jobs, tools of the trade, and the role of technology in changing the game. For instance, 83 percent of escorts have a Facebook page! While it seems kind of gnarly, it's actually an interesting look at NYC's gigantic sex trade. Hand jobs not included. (Wired via Gothamist)
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Sure, decor is subjective. Everyone ought to get the choice of how to decorate their homes and their yards. One of the many joys of living in the city is that it's not a development where a covenant governs what color I can paint my house. So yes, let's celebrate the joys of individuality! But can we just say no to giant advertisements on the front lawn?!
I realize this raises more than a few issues. Who gets to be the Aesthetics Police? Where does one draw the line? Pink flamingoes? Bad crab grass? Wooden yard butts? (If so, large swaths of rural homes along bucolic Wisconsin roads would be indicted, but that's a post for another day.)
Which begs another question. People put signs in their yards all the time, extolling the work of whomever has just redone their roof, fence, landscaping, etc. (For the record, not me. Journalists don't.) But somehow, the size of this thing makes me fear that daily viewing will subliminally cause me to call to schedule a full bathroom renovation.
So I continue to ponder: When is a sign (or collection of yard accoutrements) too big or too ugly?
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Born in Millersville, she was the daughter of the late David A. and Ella W. (Lutz) Eshleman, and the wife of the late Robert E. Myers, who passed away May 26, 1991.
She was previously a resident at Luthercare, Lititz, from 1999 to 2011.
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She was preceded in death by five sisters and one brother.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-88434023526970601492016-07-25T05:52:50.137-07:00PyrokinectionWhere words come to burn . . .A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-77177662126860224282016-07-25T05:52:00.005-07:002016-07-25T05:52:50.143-07:00A Poem by Andrew M. Bowen
I Have Been a Slave in Babylon

I have been a slave in Babylon,
naked, tormented by the lash,
but now I sit and watch the rains
come from Indiana.
Soft they fall as I watch
Sir Falstaff trod the board for the nth time,
and I am the nth knave,
drunk on wine, enjoying lightning,
who has watched,
for in London's old smokes
men did watch, as drunk as I,
and when my children's children are dust,
in glowing fields of rainbow energy,
men, and not-men, will watch.

I have been a slave in Babylon,
aye, and a king who learned too late
that none command the wind and tide.
I have sent honors to the Wickerman
and burned for jealous priests.
I have lived long in obscure dust
and shone like midnight meteors.

I have been a slave in Babylon
and know each brother and sister
has felt the keen, cutting lash
and worn the jeweled crown.
My roots extend deep into earth
past hates of vermin and seeds of diamonds,
and roots of love and hate
touch each of my sisters and brothers.
Those I love, I will love again
and strive again with enemies;
rolling and tumbling we will seek
God and be one again.

Andrew M. Bowen works as an insurance salesman in Bloomington, IN. He has published 75 poems and recently submitted his first poetry chapbook and his first two novels for publication. He is also an actor who has appeared in eight independent films, seven stage productions, and two radio teleplays.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-33580050429134166692016-07-24T06:48:00.001-07:002016-07-24T06:48:32.570-07:00A Poem by Barbara Bald
Under Catcher's Spell

Lying on the bedroom floor, my knees bent,
I stretch, unfold like a lazy morning.
When the cat climbs up to roost full-length
on my chest and belly,
the eleven pound heft of his body
hampers deep breaths, curtails yogic poses.
But I invited him up to rest his all-day pacing
from winter doldrums. I asked him up
to hear his rhythmic purrs, relaxing
as ocean waves on their incoming journey,
as mesmerizing as the quiet hush inside a whelk
washed up on shore.
More than hear them, I longed to feel them,
wanted them to penetrate through muscle and bone
until core to core, all lines between us blurred,
leaving us as one species singing in sunlight.

Barbara Bald is a retired teacher, educational consultant and freelance writer. Her poems have been published in a variety of anthologies and journals such as: The Northern New England Review, Avocet, Off the Coast, and in multiple issues of The Poetry Society of New Hampshire's publication: The Poets' Touchstone. Her work has been recognized in both national and local contests. Her full-length book is called Drive-Through Window and her chapbook is entitled, Running on Empty. Barbara lives in Alton, NH with her cat, Catcher, and her two Siamese Fighting Fish.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-5929191245998113422016-07-23T05:12:00.002-07:002016-07-23T05:12:38.151-07:00Two Poems by Jo Simons
Joe Fonda, Jazz Bassist

The strings were at his mercy.
He tamed them,
whipped them,
crawled inside them,
ate them.

The bass was his lover
as it cried out
in pure ecstasy
at his caress.

We had never heard such sound.
It was delicious, x-rated jazz.

Just Add Water

I hope you don't mind--
I captured your essence
one day when you were
caught unawares.

Folded and shrink-wrapped it down
so it fit inside a pill box that I can easily
fit in a hip pocket to carry
around with me.

You are easily reconstituted
to full glory with a drop--
just one--of pure spring water
applied to your edge.

Such richness it adds to my life!
M soul resonates with your muse-ic--
poetry springs forth!
It's all I need.

And last time I saw the real-deal you,
I noticed you did not seem the least bit depleated,
despite my secret robbery.

This leads me to believe
that essences are infinite,
magical,
all-knowing
and there for anyone to partake of
whenever tranquility is needed.

Thank you for lending yours to me.
You can't have it back by the way.

Jo Simons teaches piano and music together in Madison. She started writing poetry in 2011 when her father announced his life was over. He's still here at 99!

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-44442405823079544482016-07-22T06:06:00.001-07:002016-07-22T06:06:11.023-07:00A Poem by Karla Linn Merrifield
Peace Movements

This will not stop the tanks
in Iraq but bounces on wings
of early butterflies, dragonflies
off Army steel, olive, camel flanks
of decommissioned armored vehicles

come to an artificial halt
at Georgia's Memorial Veterans
State Park. It does not deflect
the bombs into Andromeda from
surgical trajectories toward insurgent

strongholds near Baghdad, being
as it is of catbrier tendrils, spider
silk as it glides off the fuselage
of a B29 Superfortress parked
behind barbwire just beyond

twin howitzers my husband
was taught to repair during
the first war after the war
to end all wars of his boyhood.
It merely flutters, darts, twines,

spins away from commemorative
military grounds, battlegrounds
half a planet away, into the
longleaf pinewoods to stitch
tranquility into the morning after.

A nine-time Pushcart-Prize nominee and National Park Artist-in-Residence, Karla Linn Merrifield has had over 500 poems appear in dozens of journals and anthologies. She has eleven books to her credit, the newest of which Bunchberries, More Poems of Canada (FootHills Publishing), a sequel to Godwit: Poems of Canada (FootHills Publishing), which received the Eiseman Award for Poetry. She is assistant editor and poetry book reviewer for The Centrifugal Eye (www.centrifugaleye.com), a member of the board of directors of Just Poets (Rochester, NY), and a member of the New Mexico State Poetry Society, the Florida State Poetry Society, and TallGrass Writers Guild. Visit her blog, Vagabond Poet, at http://karlalinn.blogspot.com

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-92026618561802895932016-07-21T06:12:00.002-07:002016-07-21T06:12:45.749-07:00A Poem by Jennifer Fenn
Writing Poems with Kids Around

Between their questions,
a word.
Between catch games,
a phrase.
During naps,
a poem.

Jennifer Fenn has been writing poetry since high school. She is published in fifteen different journals, including Song of the San Joaquin, The Homestead Review, Nomad's Choir, Time of Singing, and Tiger's Eye. She self-published two chapbooks for church fund raisers.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-43344930718028680672016-07-20T05:46:00.000-07:002016-07-20T05:46:22.884-07:00A Poem by Bonnie Quan Symons
My Stargazer Lilies

 desymbolized my wedding day flower
 of two decades ago.

When my son told me that his Dad
had brought his mistress to Swiss Chalet,
to join him and his grandpa for dinner,

I was glad I spent the day with my love--

 YVR Fairmont Hotel for afternoon tea,
 dinner at his brother's home.

Despite my ex's insensitive behavior,
I focused on the positive.

As I medicated myself to sleep,
my lilies' scent infused the air.

Bonnie Quan Symons' poems have been published in Canada (Ricepaper Magazine and Vancouver Courier), United States (Four and Twenty, Resurrectionist Review, and Kind of a Hurricane Press), and Australia (Skive Magazine). She is a member of Pandora's Collective, Poetric Justice, and Writers' International Network (WIN). She works as an Administrative Assistant at the BC Teachers' Federation and lives in Vancouver, Canada.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-46529762604474283452016-07-19T13:42:00.000-07:002016-07-19T13:42:11.370-07:00A Poem by David James
With Or Without Hope

Not a cloud in the sky, not a fish
in my bed. It's a good day to be
alive, the kind of day that makes a terrorist

regret having a bomb strapped to his chest.
Officially, we're into fall but the leaves
remain, mostly green, and have not turned against

us yet. They will. Everything does. No one
down here gets a free pass with the purchase
of a decent life. Some days, even a blue sky hurts

as it spreads itself into oblivion.

David James' third book, My Torn Dance Card, was a finalist in the 2016 Next Generation Indie book award; his second book, She Dances Like Mussolini, won the 2010 Next Generation Indie book award. He teaches at a community college in Michigan.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-4810297946615644052016-07-18T07:12:00.002-07:002016-07-18T07:12:18.157-07:00A Poem by Beth SKMorris
Let Me Down Easy

"Let Me Down Easy . . .
We are broken by others but we mend ourselves"

 -- Paulo Nutini

Yesterday, the Tooth Fairy left two dollars
under her pillow, payment for each space
in her mouth, the whooshing sound she makes

when she speaks. Abigail showed me the baby
teeth she lost, saved in two boxes: one for the top
tooth, the other for the bottom, and I thought--

wouldn't it be soothing to have a box or two
for my own useless losses; to close the lid,
bury them deep inside my dresser drawer

knowing that the Tooth Fairy could still
find them, exchange the dried-up regrets
for something joyous and surprising?

Yesterday, I took a picture of Abigail smiling
for the camera and realized, The Tooth Fairy's
done her job, for both of us

Beth SKMorris is the author of two books of poetry: In Florida (2010) and Nowhere to be Found (2014). Her poems have appeared in Atemis Journal, Avocet, Poetica, the PEN, and online in Screw Iowa! and Bridle Path Press, as well as in anthologies by White Oak Press, the International Library of Poetry, and Poets of the Palm Beaches among others. Beth is a member of the Hudson Valley Writers Center in New York and a seven-year participant in the Palm Beach Poetry Festival, Delray Beach, Florida.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-7224897957373051752016-07-17T06:28:00.001-07:002016-07-17T06:28:24.312-07:00A Poem by Sanjeev Sethi
Navigation

I never received emotional citizenship
in dominion of nanny days. Without
kedge of State sponsorship. I swam
in whirlpools. During my oceanic
phase you and I: you as flotsam
I as me, stroked and stoked rough
weather. In menu of our meeting
happiness was hazy. I elected for
other amusements in an island of
my making. Kelp, sea lion and seal
are natant as caret is incised over me.
Muse, its mysteries are caretakers.

Sanjeev Sethi has published three books of poetry. This Summer and That Summer (Bloomsbury, 2015) is his latest work. His poems have found a home in The London Magazine, The Fortnightly Review, Ink Sweat and Tears, Sentinel Literary Quarterly, Amaryllis Poetry, Desiblitz, Gogyoshi Monthly, The Galeway Review, The Open Mouse, Otoliths, Literary Orphans, The Helios Mss, Anti-Heroin Chic, Right Hand Pointing, Futures Trading, The Aerogram, Thirteen Myna Birds, Random Poet Tree, and elsewhere. Poems are forthcoming in The Bitchin' Kitsch, Chronogram, Yellow Chair Review, Postcolonial Text, A New Ulster, First Literary Review-East, Drunk Monkeys, Harbinger Asylum, The Corner Club Press, Of/With, Linden Avenue Literary Journal, and Cavalcade of Stars. He lives in Mumbai, India.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-56632111413342744922016-07-16T11:06:00.000-07:002016-07-16T11:06:34.026-07:00A Poem by Robert Nisbet
Men's Voices: Miners

He lived in the capital for twenty years
but often, in a near-sleep dark,
recalled the men's pub voices,
family voices, confidential, cordial,
with their narratives of work and character.
He rarely heard the voices raised in anger
(as they must at times have been)
but would sometimes hear, distantly,
as on a hillside, rising to sky,
the voices, with the women's,
drawn, by funeral or simple impulse,
to four-part harmony.
Sometimes, hushed and husky voices,
shadowed by dust and time.

Robert Nisbet is a Welsh poet who has one chapbook, Merlin's Lane (Prolebooks, 2011) and has over 200 poems published in magazines in Britain and the USA, including Main Street Rag, San Pedro River Review, Red River Review and Illya's Honey.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-171164838068561382016-07-15T05:21:00.001-07:002016-07-15T05:21:52.195-07:00A Poem by John McKernan
One Note on a Guitar

Can yank my skull
To outer space

Two notes on a violin
Can pour lava
Back inside the volcano

Three harp notes
Can bring
A friend back
From the grave

Sometimes I'll be listening
To a sheet of Heaven
When a friend will tell me
About Susan's return
To the Valley of Crack

You should hear me scream
Bang pots & kettles
In the kitchen
Beat my drums
With a crowbar
Set my guitar on fire

John McKernan grew up in Omaha Nebraska and recently retired from herding commas after teaching for many years at Marshall University. He lives in Florida and West Virginia. His most recent books i s a selected poems Resurrection of the Dust. His poems have appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, Paris Review, Field, and elsewhere.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-1794358489668840912016-07-14T06:12:00.001-07:002016-07-14T06:12:16.368-07:00Three Poems by Jeffrey Park
Deflationary Theory

Are the stars out tonight?
Oh, you know they are,
out and just a little bit angry
and headed your way
like white-hot raisins in
a fast collapsing cake.

As usual, your eyes are soft
and misty with romance,
but the unceremonious arrival
of a few trillion tons of
superheated plasma
should take care of that.

Long Drinks

A wavy line,
the shortest path between
two drinks.

Three parts arsenic,
one syrup of ipecac,
shake well and salt the rim,

try not to notice that
the olives
are watching you.

Why do they call it
a cocktail? she asks,
oblivious to the little signs

that should be telling her
it's getting ready
to rip out her throat.

Washbecken

Vermilion
dancing on ivory
like
little French worms--

drip
drip
drip

Cut myself shaving
again,
must be the third time
this morning.

Jeffrey Park lives in Goettingen, Germany and is lecturer for Scientific English at the Georg-August-Universitaet. Links to all of his published work can be found at www.scribbles-and-dribbles.com.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-19460917092029117182016-07-13T06:43:00.001-07:002016-07-13T06:43:20.492-07:00A Poem by Larry Jones
The Goddess of Creativity

The studio is empty.
Strasberg's in New York.
The Goddess of Creativity
stands on the balcony.

She wears a wide brimmed hat
a Salvation Army dress
with brown leather boots.

The Observer is invisible.
Lust
at first sight.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-69857822821569896132016-07-12T16:52:00.002-07:002016-07-12T16:53:04.309-07:00A Poem by Natalie Crick
The Garden Outside the House

She was out there again that morning.
Talking, laughing, singing,
The garden filled with sweet birdsong
And the aroma of summer.

The sunset leaked red blood,
Annihilating him.
A love gift or a
Romantic invitation.

She had one eye, he had two.
He was waking from a fitful dream.
It soon became dark,
The sky full of storms.

He saw her solemn death dance,
Wet and electric,
An Autumn widow wearing grey.
It was starting to happen again.

Natalie Crick has found delight in writing all of her life and first began writing when she was a very young girl. Her poetry is influenced by melancholic confessional Women's poetry. Her poetry has been published in a range of journals and magazines including Cannons Mouth, Cyphers, Ariadne's Thread, Carillon and National Poetry Anthology 2013.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-59769021486705856772016-07-11T06:00:00.001-07:002016-07-11T06:00:43.227-07:00A Poem by Nancy L. Meyer
The Tongue Settles

 i

We strew our animosities
in fistfuls, like fertilizer
flicking greenish swerves left
and right. Word by word
each syllable a propeller
kicking dust.

Where is the berry pie,
whipped cream to cut the acidity?
Tongues check the corners:
no sweet quiet, no
let up of this wagging muscle.

 ii

Lips clamp. Parched
clay in a court-
yard. Sun scrubs anything
that moves.

 iii

From some untended gutter,
from a forgotten cranny
seepage through a crack
in the adobe--
damp inkblot we stand
and stare at,
each decipher
our own way. Inhale
a hint of cool.

 iv

And our tongues
settle
like puddles
in the soft gullies of our mouths.

Avid cyclist, grandmother of 5 and End of Life Counselor; Nancy L. Meyer lives in Portola Valley, CA. Sitting with a blank page, she says, is her greatest thrill and terror. Published in: Colorado Review, Tupelo Quarterly 3, Bitterzoet Magazine, Poet's Touchstone, Wordland, Kneel Downe's Stolen Indie as well as five other anthologies. Forthcoming in Bitterzoet webzine, Persimmon Tree, Indolent Press HIV project and Tupelo Press 30/30 chapbook. Finalist in New Orleans Poetry Festival 2016.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-77390119791859799592016-07-10T08:00:00.001-07:002016-07-10T08:00:31.648-07:00A Poem by S.E. Ingraham
The Ghost Corps

It was the flood of the century, everyone said
And I felt foolish at first, worrying about the zoo
But the more I thought of the place
built on an island, and the waters rising
ever higher--the sicker I felt--
But it seemed like all was well, at least
it seemed that way until I heard about them.

Them, being the giraffes, the gangling goofy
big, lumbering, spotted, long-necked mammals
that have no distinctive sounds and ugly black
snake-like tongues. They, it turns out, really
hate change, and aren't too fond of cold and wet.
Imagine, as I couldn't help doing, how these
almost domesticated ones must have felt,
locked in their pens, with no fresh water or food
appearing, for days and days--it ended up being
over a week--and no light at night, which they
were used to, no human voices or touch
which they were also used to . . .

I couldn't help picturing these gentle giants
with their long-lashed, doe-eyed faces
looking so perplexed-- and they can,
I've seen them--looking askance when
the male lions are upset and making
their grunting noises that can be heard
all over the zoo. I'm betting there was lots
of that going on, amongst other perturbed
animal sounds.

Did you know there are many varieties
of giraffes in the world? And all of them
endangered of becoming extinct?
Some can only be found inside the pseudo
protection of zoo enclosures
and many cannot be found anywhere at all
now, hunted or starved off the earth already.

In my dreams these long-legged ones
from the flood gallop silently as if racing
with eternity; they look peaceful.
I get the sense they think they're winning.

S.E. Ingraham continues to pen poems from Edmonton, Alberta. Her work of late has tended toward that of poet of witness, and she is pleased to announce her poem, "The Inevitability of Light" appears online and in print with, Poets 4 Paris, plus several poems from her "Baby M" collection appear on the I Am Not a Silent Poet site. Ingraham remains committed to honing her craft, and to that end completed the MOOC's The Art of Poetry, plus, Sharpened Visions, recently, and has been selected to attend the Home School Hudson this summer. She will also remain a CTA with the ModPo MOOC out of University of Pennsylvania. More of her work may be found here: http:thesoundofthewordnight.blogger.ca

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-42129934872582208242016-07-09T09:56:00.000-07:002016-07-09T09:56:37.124-07:00A Poem by Evelyn Deshane
Wax/Wane (Meditation)

The journey is two sided: looking back
& coming home. The moon waxes and it wanes.
You are surrounded, then alone.
We dance like an acrobat walking the tightrope
when we don't know where we're going
forward or backwards. Nothing or something.
But it is all the same. I see the sun over
the horizon; the dawn, the daybreak. I flex
my toes & dream a little, knowing there are
too many places still to go.

Evelyn Deshane has appeared in The Fieldstone Review, Black Treacle, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, and in The Human Echoes Podcast. Evelyn received an MA from Trent University and is now attending Waterloo for a PhD. For more information, please visit: https://evedeshane.wordpress.com/

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-62031999746811572972016-07-08T10:15:00.000-07:002016-07-08T10:15:08.337-07:00Two Poems from Eric Dodson
For Being Old

To be old
is to wonder
how much older
you would be.

To be very old
would see your
friends disappear
slowly from reality
into dreams.

To be very very old
could be like
a Tudor pot
appearing at an auction
unscathed and admired.

To be very very very old
is to be asked
for the recipe
for being old.

Benign

Adagio

The word thumped him in the heart
cruised through the crises in his life
brushed shadows from the way ahead
and gave his earth the gravity of a moon.

Trio

He tiptoed an imaginary waltz
beamed grinning white teeth to the crowd
put money in a box, grasped hands,
developed an impetuous laugh.

Grave

Doctors rushed to explain
that although benign, the tumor--
its ultimate design . . . in that position . . .
but nowadays . . . possibly can . . .
comfortable . . .
for the few
weeks
left.

Eric Dodson is retired in Tauranga New Zealand, a quiet backwater where things happen in a thriving poetic atmosphere. His work has appeared in many NZ literary magazines.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-91523635032106002902016-07-01T06:56:00.000-07:002016-07-01T06:58:43.947-07:00A Poem by Henri Bensussen
The Problem of Heat

Pale puffs of fog
like smoke
from long-ago cigarettes
Luckies, Pall Malls
 appear,
 disappear
 vanish

What's left when a cigarette
burns to nothing but a stub
red lipstick on thin paper
 a silver tray of ash.

Parked at the bluffs, window down
as far as it will go halfway and not enough
to sweep out heat trapped inside--
you wouldn't think that a problem
 on the foggy north coast

Ice-plant a thick smothering mat
spills down the sand headlands

Cold and foamy ocean gorges
on what's left, gnaws
tunnels and blowholes steady
waves of there-ness a reassurance--

To know even as the sea ebbs
its slam-back comes on schedule.

 Grateful for a steady truck
 even as its aging body shreds itself
 steel bumper rotting in sea air
 flaking rust, we together in this.

END the sign screwed to a thin pole
leaning away from its imminent fall
as if crawling up that eroded edge
to a wavering mirage of dates and camels.

Ocean churns below, bowled stones
grumbling, tumbled tight.

Shedding rounds of heat,
 they settle into cold.

Henri Bensussen serves on the board of the Mendocino Coast Writers Conference, and manages its blog (blog.mcwc.org), is a Colrain Conference survivor, and has a B.A. in Biology. She writes humorous stories and tragic poetry that seems to turn out humorous anyway. Her chapbook, "Earning Colors" was published this year by Finishing Line Press, is a collection of 21 poems whose subjects range from being lost in Chicago to the dark side of love affairs. They are contemporary, and written from a place of truth. Her poems have been published in So to Speak, Sinister Wisdom, Blue Mesa Review, and other journals.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-48611273256231866142016-06-29T07:29:00.001-07:002016-06-29T07:29:39.147-07:00Three Poems from Richard Schnap
Buskers

A woman with a worn skirt
Conjures longing from a violin
Outside of a supermarket

A boy with a battered guitar
Strums adolescent sorrows
In front of a coffeehouse

A man sings blue ballads
Accompanied by a bruised keyboard
On a sidewalk by a bus stop

A girl whose lonesome voice
Fights against the noise of traffic
At a corner near a drug store

And each one places a container
A cup, a box, an old can
To collect the coins of strangers

That yield pennies and nickels
But sometimes only raindrops
Falling from a dark grey sky

On the Wings of Words

The stories we embrace
Are often the ones
Absent from our own lives

A wife who devours
Romantic novels
As her husband shares other beds

A boy who studies
Tales of other worlds
As his father makes his mother scream

A man who collects
Biographies of heroes
As he cowers every time the phone rings

And then there are those
Who write their own
As if then they could conquer fate

And maybe leave
Something behind
To ease someone else's burden

Monuments

There are engraves names
Of once revered thinkers
Their philosophies belonging
To a long-forgotten past

And the humble chapel
For a beloved songwriter
Whose soul-stirring melodies
Only the dead still croon

And the school dedicated
To a man that gave his life
For children that now always
Seem to mispronounce his name

And a circle of candles
For an accident victim
That flicker for a moment
Till the wind snuffs them out

Richard Schnap is a poet, songwriter and collagist living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A two-time Best of the Net Nominee, his poems have most recently appeared locally, nationally, and overseas in a variety of print and online publications. His debut chapbook, A Wind From Nowhere, is available from Flutter Press.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-32557461311654506712016-06-28T16:12:00.000-07:002016-06-28T16:12:57.272-07:00Three Poems by Linda M. Crate
dead men don't speak

you were a fool
fancied yourself a king
get your feet
away from my throne
for i am the king
of my own universe,
and i don't need your hands
sullying my dreams;
you always sought to control me
tame me and throw me away
in some gilded cage
but that is no way to treat someone
you would say is your equal--
truth is i was just a price you could
not afford,
and you always wanted me to take you off the
pedestal so i'll just knock you off it now
leave you for dead and the world
can make of you all they want when they see
your bloodied face and all thousand of your masks
fractured around you
like some alchemy or summoning gone wrong
broken by the same lies you forced down my throat;
i will issue no apology--
built you up but you let me down,
and so now i will take my thrown back and my crown
the same ones you would have shattered
in the crevices of your wolf grin;
dead men don't speak and so you are dead to me.

rotten apple

you'll face an army of me
for all the nasty
things you said and did
don't worry your pretty little head
over that
worry about cleansing that soul
of yours of all its blackness,
and isn't it embarrassing
that you cannot manage without want
because I would be ashamed
to be such a succubus?
you may be pretty on the outside
but inside you are the apple
with the most rot,
and the pomegranate bleeding the most
bitter of blood;
always insisting that you're strong
when you are the weakest
of worms
feeding off the dreams and souls of all those
whom you possess you seek to make
yourself strong through the weakness others succumb
to please you--
but i refuse to be your willing victim
i will let you fall prey to your own needs and hang
yourself on your own noose,
and drink my champagne when i see that your dreams
drowned beneath the flood of your own rage.

hanging yourself

i held my hand out to help you
only so you could
crucify it,
and so now when you need my help
i will let my scarred hands
remain at my side;
it kills me to be the villain,
but i remind myself of how many times you
let me drown
and somehow it doesn't seem so unreasonable
to be this angry--
you were a heavy heart to carry,
and so i had to drop
your bones in the river;
let them wash away and i cleansed myself
of all your need and your wrath
because you were always just a noose waiting for
the right moment to hang yourself.

Linda M. Crate is a Pennsylvanian native born in Pittsburgh yet raised in the rural town of Conneautville. Her poetry, short stories, articles, and reviews have been published in a myriad of magazines both online and in print. Recently her two chapbooks, A Mermaid Crashing Into Dawn (Fowlpox Press--June 2013) and Less Than A Man (The Camel Saloon--January 2014) were published. Her fantasy novel, Blood & Magic, was published in March 2015. The second novel of this series, Dragons & Magic, was published in October 2015. Her poetry collection, Sing Your Own Song, is forthcoming through Barometric Pressures Author Series.

A.J. Huffmanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8843402352697060149.post-37256119902364143252016-06-27T06:04:00.003-07:002016-06-27T06:04:21.727-07:00Three Poems by William Doreski
Haystack Rock

You think that posing on the beach
places you in time and space,
Haystack Rock bulking behind you,
a landmark almost large enough
to see from the opposite coast.
The wet sand gleams a stainless gleam.
The few other beachgoers bob
in the distance, shy punctuations.
You expect me to count the teeth
in your smile, each a milestone
on the road from this life to that.
You expect the incoming tide
to honor your barefoot tracks
by enhancing them with foam
and bits of wrack for decor.
Your reasoning warps across time
and the ether to embalm me
in the muddle of rain that follows
every step forward or back
in the general rush of elements.
Did Einstein say anything useful
in the climate of your recurrence,
when you bend like time and touch
your toes in the cloudy light
brimming over the Pacific?
Did he claim that mass contracts
when bodies exert their gravities
in mutually comfortable orbits?
I think mass expands when subject
to your smile,
and the first tremor
of the earthquake that someday will trip
a tsunami fatal to this coast
shudders at the base of Haystack Rock
like a word kept under your tongue.

Money, the Original Sin

An oily bonfire in the street.
Someone's burning currency
in a whirlpool of kerosene.
Rubles, Euros, pesos, levs,
florins, rupees, pulas, yuans.
The stink almost topples me,
but I have to watch the curdle
of notes, their infinite suffering.

You would enjoy this spectacle,
would savor the char and flake
of honest money deflating.
Passersby dodge around the fire,
but some toss in a dollar or two,
their faces brimming with joy.
I wish I had the courage
to empty my wallet and sniff

the full savor of this arson.
You would probably add checkbook
and credit cards to the pyre.
At last a fire engine arrives.
Two firefighters tricked out in brave
yellow coats and helmets stare
into the flames, assessing
their brilliance, force and intention.

Let it burn, one says. A nod,
and they're off. Most of the money
has whirled into the ether,
leaving ash the color of bone.
You'd let it cool, then scoop it up
and save it for a future in which
money, the original sin,
barely lingers in memory.

Swan Killer

A Danish tourist choked a swan
by accident. It dangles
in his panicked grip like a length
of emasculated firehose.
I read the whole story twice.
The onscreen photograph withers,
collapses in wasted pixels.

Thousands of miles away
and limpid with crossed horizons
this little disaster defines me
from the neck down, kinking itself
in my sorriest organs. Crimes
like this fail to deter the stars
from their rush toward the farthest

edge of limitless nothing.
Like William Blake's crucifixion,
featuring a tree, not a cross,
the world exerts a cruelty
that from some angles looks like joy.
And you in your woolen distance
refuse to acknowledge the space

I've tried to occupy, a silence
peculiar to certain mountaintops
where the wind's too proud to blow.
Not that you would choke a swan
or even me, given the chance.
But when I phone, your voice fades
in a thousand shades of umber,

and not a single word coheres.
Somewhere a cat coughs up a shard
of mouse. A child cries in sleep,
hopeless. Police have questioned
the swan killer and gone away,
leaving the corpse on the lawn
where dogs will pick it apart.

William Doreski recently returned to Boston after years of teaching at Keene State College in New Hampshire. His most recent book of poetry is The Suburbs of Atlantis (2013). He has published three critical studies, including Robert Lowell's Shifting Colors. His essays, poetry, fiction, and reviews have appeared in many journals.

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Sociopath Blues

Looking back, a parody of what is mine
Burning fairy lights a course to savor.
Nothing matters now but you, a likely creature
Swinging from rafters for quality purposes.

Speaking at speed to detriment standing
It's a wonder how the words catch at all,
Condemned by close passions, an opportunity found
To sweeten the nemesis biting at speed.

Playing with human remains, joyfully macabre
Some psychosis, reined in, colors the gouges
Of a self-same cut, trickling with delight
Spiking at will, a floor's territory.

Reaching out to heat, a sleeping smoke
Sends you on your way to a darkened kip,
Metering overdue, underrated, a costly
Mission to the moon, it was always yours.

An overburdened angel settles matters.
Leading by the hand your stress-free lives,
Cutting across a law of possession
Hanging your jacket where nothing was intended.

Learning from mistakes more than successes.
You flower from experience at my expense
But not to worry, some red light flickers
Over your soul, sold like the world was.

(And with them) Persecutions

You want for food that rots on the table
A house crumbling as we speak.
Where thieves break in and steal
Where your treasure is, so is your heart.

Missed continuously on the infernal phone
Grappling for dear life on, sweating a bit
Weeping into beer a cause for celebration
Some sympathy flies in your face.

Still cold outside, brewing cigarettes, smoke
Leaving already, and me bereft.
Witnessed solo by self-same informers
Who never let a situation run dry.

Monoxide scribbles make up for lost time
Some poisonous experiment reaps dividends
Exclusively eaten, success in development
Singing professionally is a hard-won dream.

Playing comedian where none was intended.
Snapping into place a lexicon of spite
God knows you need the company, recognition
Of all falling before your, a fine gene to waste.

Wrecking your car has to be laughed at,
It cuts across tragedy where you need it most
Blowing the profit of a processed waste
Drinking success is all that is yours.

More Than an Apology

Connecting with excess, drink and a sorry existence
Biting heels for a scrap from the table
Form following function in an escape plan
Touching cufflinks forbidden in time.

No one wants to see me unhappy
No schadenfreude washes over my tears
A rabble of protection still guards me
From the poison of my words falling flat.

Measuring attention, keeping time
On what now means the world to me.
Some shallow soul jaundices association
Enough for you to slap me on the floor.

Still warm, enough for you to cut my losses
Relaying information in front of your aides
Sunk from view, fleeting familiarity
From all that is mine, resigned to the moon.

You got what you wanted. Lessons learned
Forbid me from doing the same mistakes
Spitting poison to share my heart
A tirade suitable expressed by speakers.

Half-naked through sunlight, via the curtains
Another day rears its brightened head
Enough to reassure my incarceration is gone
Enough to kiss the last standing enemy.

Patricia Walsh was born and raised in the parish of Mourneabbey, Co Cork, Ireland, and was educated in University College Cork. Previously she has published one collection of poetry, titled Continuity Errors, with Lapwing Publications in 2010, and has since been published in a variety of print and online journals. These include: The Fractured Nuance, Revival Magazine, Ink Sweat and Tears, Drunk Monkeys, Hesterglock Press, Linnet's Wing, Narrator International, and The Evening Echo, a local Cork newspaper with a wide circulation. She was the featured artist for June 2015 in the Rain Party Disaster Journal. In addition, she also published a novel, titled, The Quest for Lost Eire, in 2014.

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Toading

Let's go toading, someone
suggests, which I believe
is a game that involves
spotting the people in British
films that will turn out to be
lecherous heart-breakers.
Of course, I'm talking about
the polite productions
that draw on tattered novels.
I have grown in appreciation
for the British classics, with
their ever-present awareness
of the importance of manners
and wedding dresses.

Bald Eagle

Must be some kind
of heroic creature beneath
the hairless form in front
of me. Which reminds me
of my brother losing his hair
and what may soon be
my fate. So I should focus
on the salad bar, the static
television across the room,
rather than noting the aquiline
nature of the man sitting
opposite me, who one day
may be me looking back.

Real Looker

She's a real looker,
and you can tell because
all the old men have turned
around.
She's a real looker,
I hear one of them say,
and I do not bother to turn,
instead imagining Emerson's
roving eye, a bouncing
ball of observation.
Now that would be a Real
Looker, certainly so.

JD DeHart is a writer and teacher. His chapbook, The Truth About Snails, is available on Amazon.

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She said she knows
about all of it by growing
up and going to school
in the City of New York
well, you can't fool me, I'm
from Kellogg, Minnesota.

a roommate returns from Mexico

an empty mescal bottle, white
worm gone with whoever had
the last shot--Jasmine, perhaps,
or Babs, lightly snoring as they
drowse upon a couch and a cot
the easy-going all-night acid,
tempered by our home-brew
lessens as first light enters
through open curtains, caressing
a carpet covered with full sleeping
bags and tired puppies, and I,
walking beside our nearby stream
eating a favorite tree's ripe plum,
face the rising sun, arms raised,
heart, psyche and soul embracing
blessings of friends, time and place
before I sleep, yes, before I sleep

ayaz daryl nielsen, x-roughneck (as on oil rigs)/hospice nurse, editor of bear creek haiku (25+ years/125+ issues), homes for poems include Lilliput Review, SCIFAIKUEST, Shemom, Shamrock, Kind of a Hurricane Press and online at bear creek haiku.

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Chapter 17, Ten Lists of Herbs for Different Uses and Garden Situations shows lists of compatible herbs for different situations (kitchen herbs, container herbs, sunny, dry garden herbs, ornamental garden herbs, sweet tooth herbs, etc. The Appendix, An Encyclopedia of Herbs, however, is my favorite part of the book. The appendix goes through 67 different herbs, introduces you to the herb by giving a little history, planting instructions and suggestions for use. It is a really nice addition to this Dummies book.
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I love spending your child support money,
and god damn you have trained them to suck well.
You can have those all the skinny white bitches you want. Take em' they cant cook, they cant clean, they cant fuck, and they dont give you kids. I say skip right to the good part where some other motherfucker has done almost all the work, and I can just chill and enjoy their efforts.
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text: Red River Radio Spotlight Arts & Events across our area Red River Radio Spotlight: "Community Conversations Series" at the Robinson Film Center By Bill Beckett • Feb 12, 2015 Airs Thursday, February 12, at 12 noon. Bill Beckett spoke with Meghan Hochstetler, the Education Director at the Robinson Film Center, about their "Community Conversations Series," featuring a wide range of films and local discussions throughout February. More information is online at Robinson Film Center or by calling 318-459-4122. Red River Radio Spotlight: 'Boeing Boeing' at River City Repertory Theatre By Bill Beckett • Feb 11, 2015 Bill Beckett spoke with Blayne Weaver and Jason Guy who star in the new production of Boeing Boeing, a 2008 Tony Award winner revival and classic farce in the French style which also features Peggy Byers, Anna Maria SparkeKeele, Cara Johnston, and Susan Kirton. This production opens tonight, Wednesday, February 11, at 7:30 p.m. with performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. All performances take place at the East Bank Theater in Bossier City. For more information visit River City Repertoire Theatre online or call 318-868-5888. Red River Radio Spotlight: South Arkansas Symphony Orchestra presents "The Season Of Love". By Kermit Poling • Feb 10, 2015 Airs Tuesday, February 10, at 11 a.m. Kermit Poling spoke with Tom Hundemer, principle horn with the South Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and Shreveport Symphony Orchestra about the next concert with the South Arkansas Symphony and the Seasons of Love featuring music by Holst, Britten, and Copland which takes place Saturday, February 14, 2015, at 7:30 p.m. in the El Dorado Municipal Auditorium. More info can be found online at South Arkansas Symphony Orchestra or call 870-862-0521. Red River Radio Spotlight: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) By Bill Beckett & Abigail Dillard • Feb 5, 2015 Bill Beckett spoke with Abigail Dillard, a junior theatre major at Centenary College, about "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)," which she will be directing. This production will take place at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse on the Centenary College Campus. The show opens tonight, February 5, at 8 p.m., with performance on Friday, February 6 and Saturday February 7 at 8 p.m. There will also be a matinee performance on Sunday, February 8, at 2 p.m. For more info visit the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse or call 318–869–5074. Red River Radio Spotlight: The Shreveport Symphony with cellist John-Henry Crawford By Kermit Poling • Jan 23, 2015 Aired Friday, January 23 at 11 a.m. Kermit Poling talks with Shreveport Symphony Orchestra Music Director Michael Butterman and guest Cellist John-Henry Crawford about their next concert, which takes place Saturday, January 24, with a pre-concert conversation starting at 6:40 p.m. and the concert beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview Theater. The program features Liadov's The Enchanted Lake, Dvořák's Cello Concerto, and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra. After completing his studies at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music, cellist John-Henry Crawford returns to Shreveport to perform one of the best-loved masterpieces in the repertoire. For more information visit them online at Shreveport Symphony Orchestra or call 318-222-7496. Pages« first ‹ previous … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … next › last »