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It's March 2013, and it's feeling like the end of the world. Cities are swathed in snow and ice, no-one has that Springtime readiness of picnics and bright flowers. It is dreary, grey, and damp. Usually, I would've been packing up my tent and heading to the Cornish coast for a week of soggy climbing attempts, spending the majority of my time and money in tea shops and pubs. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy this (especially the latter) � however, I've been itching for some good climbing for several months, and am very tired of thermals. Instead, I hopped on a plane and set off for Spain.
I really love getting stuck into Gritstone or the coastlines of the UK for some gnarly climbing, numb fingers, and good fun. The climbing itself is of good quality and usually has an excellent range of abilities. But the Costa Blanca provides incredible scenery, hot sun, and beautifully slabby climbing that make for an idyllic holiday as well as training opportunity.
Over the course of 7 days we visited 4 different crags, getting in 5 climbing sessions and 2 rest days to enjoy the beach. Don't forget, rest days are just as important (and why miss out on spotless sand?!). For my first experience of climbing abroad, I couldn't have been taken anywhere better by my highly experienced climber boyfriend, with a chance to push myself as far I wanted in terms of grades, whilst soaking up the culture and atmosphere of Spanish cliffs. The Sierra de Toix was a fantastic first day, up high on a hill overlooking Calpe and Benidorm, with excellent routes that are technically multi-pitch, but make good starts ranging from 3-4 to 6a+ and much higher. Though not the best climbing in the area, it's an easily accessible and good place to begin, particularly the Toix Oeste area. The following day we headed to Gand�a � this is a little tricky for those leading less that 6a, but of course if you're wanting to explore a little harder it's excellent. Described in the guidebook as 'incredibly sheltered', we were somewhat surprised to be hammered by gales � but nevertheless, the Spanish sun kept us and the green lizards warm. Be warned however, a snake was encountered in one of the (frustratingly large) jugs... nothing like a bit of wildlife to keep you motivated!
Olta had the hardest walk-in of the four we visited, slogging uphill for 20-30minutes depending on your fitness. But you are rewarded with an incredible view of the Pe�on d'Ifach which makes it worthwhile. Luckily for us (amazing to say), it was more overcast when we headed to Olta, which made for very pleasant climbing again with a wide range of abilities, including some good high 6s and 7s to get your teeth stuck into should you be that way inclined. We kept company with many friendly and slightly creepy goats too, but had the rest of the crag entirely to ourselves. A fairly small range, but peaceful and enjoyable if you're after a leisurely day's climbing after the approach.
The highlight (or so I've been told) of Costa Blanca climbing is the Sella range, which we visited on two days in order to get as much out of it as we could. With roadside or very short walk-ins, it's a haven for sport climbers in Spain, with a huge range of climbs for every ability. Many climbers spend an entire week only at this crag, staying in the campsite or hostel nearby, and I could instantly see why � we were spoilt for choice on both days, exploring different sectors. Varying from easy ledges and bridges, to balancy and technical climbing, every grade has its own variations which will challenge you regardless of your ability, and leave you satisfied with the result. Again very sheltered, and some sectors being suntraps (though your belayer gets to cool off under the trees), they were both incredibly productive days and I've no doubt I'll head back there soon enough to tick off a few more. Our second day at Sella, which happened to be Good Friday, was very busy at the crag, but with so many routes available you're not left waiting, and there's always more to try out.
I'm not a hugely strong climber � I'm worse than I was 3 years ago, better than I was 6 months ago � but I'm adventurous and eager to learn and explore new places. I've been wanting to climb abroad for years, even more so after having to cancel a trip to Font last summer due to injury. So a week in Spain, in 23 degrees, with sunburnt shoulders, and 20 ticked climbs, was a perfect climbing holiday. If you want a balance between good adventure, excellent routes, variety, and relaxation, I'd highly recommend the Costa Blanca. We were based in Benidorm (which off-season doesn't live up to its reputation) which kept us within an hour and a half of all the crags I've mentioned, with more we didn't even look at. Check it out, hunt for deals, and go crush!!
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I had a follow up question and I figured you should be paid for your time so you remember our last chat, yes?
hi my name is ***** ***** made a bad decision a year ago I went to a rehab and my insurance company mailed me the checks written in my name there where several checks totaling 64,000 all together and I cashed them invested in stocks hoping to pay them back too bad mistake I try too pay them back but could not get a hold of them I gave up and now I received a call from collections for the money I told them I would pay them payments till paid but they said they were handing it over to there legal department what am I facing I'm so upset I called the women back to get a address to send them payments intil they take legal action against me what can they do to me.
If I have to fire my attorney first chance I get from jail or the court room, how much time can I be given for my family to retain counsil in Federal court. The next court dates are for pre-trial and trial.? These dates are within 18 days away will the courts make me take a public defender due to this?
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My ex wants to file assault charges against meHe made police reports saying I attacked him it's been 2 months. He was abusive to me and it was out of self defenseCan he sue me?
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I was arrested for retail theft of $30.00 in total. Gave false ID to arresting officer because he called me a low life. I was found in possession of drug paraphernalia but no drugs. First time offense for all charges and was arrested in PA. I have a preliminary hearing on Friday. Can't afford an attorney and don't qualify for a public defender. Do you think I need an attorney? Any advise would be great.
My son received a ticket in Branson Missouri, the officer found a scale, my son was ticketed for possession of drug paraphernalia. If he pleads guilty prosecutor said $180 plus goes on record. How does this affect my 20 year olds future?
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This question might be outside your area of expertise and or with in the intent of the "justanswer" guidelines because this is for my own personnel research. here in lies my question; recently Secretary Clinton was found to be reckless but not guilty of a crime in the whole Email escapade. The reason given was the could not find any "malicious intent" by the FBI.do you have any idea what statute or law covers this and if so is "malicious intent" spelled out or just understood in this type of a violation. the other reason given was there was no previous president that demonstrated criminal prosecution in similar situations. here is a link to director Comeys statement........https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/statement-by-fbi-director-james-b-comey-on-the-investigation-of-secretary-hillary-clinton2019s-use-of-a-personal-e-mail-system
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My ex and I split up, they left my stuff in the garage for me to pick up,but forgot one item. I went into the house and got it. Later I ended up buying them one Bc I felt bad they didn't have one anyways. Now a year and a half later they are saying it was breaking and entering Bc they asked me not to enter the house. They are saying they have video evidence from next door neighbors and are threatening to take to police if I don't pay them 2200. If we both lived there but it was in her name would it be breaking and entering if I didn't steal anything? And how lond does she have before this runs out. It all just seems so bogus now.
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How many shares did you short.
The dividend is going to eat you alive by the time it gets to $13.
Well, I hope you got out at $18.71, because it's up over $20 today. Plus, since your original post, I've been paid 3 dividends, a total of .54 per share.
Another dividend payment. Since you said you shorted this that's .72 per share.
Shorted more at $17.31.
Does that mean you are stuck even worse than this?
Just how deep are you? It would explain your desperate daily posts trying to get others to sell.
Let's see.
16.90 in Oct.
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Im guessing you're still on the hook for all of these.
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ZYZZYVA EventsSeptember 13, 2016
In Conversation with Mauro Javier Cardenas
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Description: Mauro Javier Cardenas discusses his first novel, "The Revolutionaries Try Again," with Managing Editor Oscar Villalon. And featuring a performance by the Word for Word Theatrical Company. For more info: http://bit.ly/2a7k2ol
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Issue No. 106 offers for your enjoyment more of the country's finest stories, poetry, essays, and visual art:
Ariel Dorfman's "Amboise": A long-time couple's trip to France, in which perhaps only one of them will return from.
Soma Mei Sheng Frazier's "Clutter": A riot of memories and thoughts pulls a stroke victim through the past and the present.
Lou Mathew's "Last Dance": Can a widower find it in himself to grant his annoying neighbor (who makes a mean tamale) a beseeched courtesy?
Ashley Nelson Levy's "Auntie": A teen daughter makes room in more ways than one for her mother's dying friend.
And introducing our newest feature: author interviews and profiles. We begin with John Freeman on poet Kay Ryan.
Plus, nonfiction from Rivka Galchen (on ronin, Keanu Reeves, and having a newborn) and Andrew D. Cohen (Hemingway on the way to dropping off the kids at school), and fiction from Dallas Woodburn, Gregory Spatz, Ron Carlson, and the late Alan Cheuse ("The Burden": on a boy's first acquaintance with hard liquor).
Also, work from artists Stephen Albair and Jonathon Keats, and poetry from Ruth Madievsky, Paul Wilner, David Hernandez, Jeff Ewing, Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch, and First Time in Print writer Etan Nechin.
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'If You're Going to Tell the Story of Slavery, I'm Going to Listen All Day': Q&A with 'Homegoing' Author Yaa Gyasi
Yaa Gyasi's recently released and critically acclaimed first novel, Homegoing (320 pages; Knopf) moves from late 18th century West Africa to 21st century California, tracking the repercussions of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Gyasi, a graduate from Stanford and the Iowa Writers Workshop, and whose book was just named to the longlist for the 2016 Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, illustrates how slavery and white supremacy shaped life in the African diaspora by exploring the history of a single family—one branch of which remains in what eventually becomes Ghana, while the other experiences the turbulent history of African America.
By drawing direct lines among the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, British colonialism in West Africa, and institutional racism in the United States, Gyasi makes a powerful statement about how slavery's impact continues to reverberate in our contemporary moment. A moving exploration of trauma, survival, and perseverance, Homegoing provides a portrait of the African diaspora with unprecedented scope. I sat down with Gyasi in her south Berkeley apartment to discuss how she constructed the novel, the necessity of telling stories of slavery, and how black narratives push the boundaries of realism.
ZYZZYVA: Let's start by talking about how you put this book together. I'm intrigued by how you did so—a lot of it resembles a collection of interlinked short fictions. Did it at any point begin as a short story cycle
Yaa Gyasi: Actually, no, it didn't. It began as a more traditionally structured novel. It was originally set in the present and focused on the last two characters, [Marcus and Marjorie], and then it flashed back to 18th century Ghana. I wrote about 100 pages that way until I got to Iowa. Then I realized that I was interested in tracking how slavery, colonialism, and institutionalized racism work over a very long period of time—not just the beginning and end, but the movement from the beginning to the end. Then I thought that I might as well try a structure that allowed me to stop along as many historical moments as possible, which is how I came up with the structure you see now. But it took me three years to arrive there, and I never thought of it as short stories, perhaps because I'd been working on this novel idea and just pivoted in the middle of the process. But also, the long arc of the book was more important to me. The accumulation of all of the chapters was more important to me than the individual chapters.
Z: Would you say that that pivot toward the long historical arc was a pivot away from a character-based narrative and toward the historical novel?
YG: I think it's still very character-based. I wanted each chapter to focus on character and not whatever historical event was happening in the background, though obviously, those events very much informs each of the characters' lives. I guess maybe it was me coming to the realization that a lot of the themes I was thinking about were better suited to a structure that allowed me to follow a longer through line than just having the beginning and the end. So maybe it was a transition, not away from a character-based novel, but into an understanding of the themes that are important in this book.
Z: It sounds right that it's still character-driven, but because of the nature of the structure, many of your characters' stories end right before major narrative arcs resolve themselves. As a reader, I found myself wishing I could continue following characters like Akua and Willie. Did you as the author ever wish that you could revisit some of these characters?
YG: Not really while I was writing, because, again, I had that long arc in mind, so I really wanted to get there. But I think as a project of thinking, I'm always wondering, for example, what would happen if we followed Robert's family down the line, this lineage of people who think they are white and have always been white? That's always fascinated me. I could have definitely followed any of the characters in this book and ended up in an entirely different place. That's really interesting to me.
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A World of TV Eyes: 'The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe' by D.G. Compton
From Google Glass to drone warfare and genetic modification, it's fair to say that our contemporary world bears more than a passing resemblance to the science-fiction novels of yesteryear. Originally published in 1974, English writer D.G. Compton's The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe, recently reprinted by New York Review Books Classics, is a vintage piece of speculative fiction that feels of the here and now, and startlingly so.
Mortenhoe opens on a society that could very well be our own in another fifteen years: a culture rife with economic disparity, where most diseases have been eradicated and the populace is sated by reality television programs that chronicle the lives of their subjects in unnerving detail. It's an era when middle-class life resembles a "bland, painless, deathless advertiser's dream." Enter Katherine Mortenhoe, an average woman who finds herself unexpectedly stricken with a rare terminal illness. Her brain is literally shutting down from its inability to cope with the nonstop rush of sensory information that defines 21st century life.
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A Terrible Twist of Fate, the Birth of a Writer: 'Will & I' by Clay Byars
Clay Byars' memoir, Will & I (192 pages; FSG Originals), could have opened on the car crash that changes Byars' life at 20. It could have opened nine months after the crash when surgery that is supposed to fix the nerve damage in his shoulder results in a stroke that leaves him paralyzed and near death once more. It could have even opened on the stroke itself, the dizziness and life receding "to a dreamlike distance." It could have opened on any one of the many dramatic circumstances punctuating Byars' life, but instead it opens on a singing lesson.
After his stroke, Byars not only loses the ability to move but also the ability to speak. Gradually, he regains a limited mobility and a shaky, barely intelligible version of his old voice. With the help of his singing coach, Dewin, he learns to control it, or rather he learns how to trust sound waves to do their work. At the end of one of his first lessons, Byars feels his voice come in tune with the piano. "The sound," he writes, "no longer had a ceiling." The rest of the memoir follows the author slowly and painstakingly removing the ceilings fate keeps thrusting over him. And he does believe in fate, in a writerly way: "The notion of fate only appears when we consider ourselves as unified consciousnesses moving through time, but such an identity is merely a role—or at least that's how I've come to see it."
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'Stealth' by Etan Nechin, ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
Etan Nechin is an Israeli-born writer currently living in New York. His work has appeared in such publications as Gravel Magazine, MonkeyBicycle, Entropy, and the Huffington Post, and several other publications in Hebrew. "Stealth" marks his First Time in Print for fiction in English.
Set at the beginning of the Persian Gulf War of the early '90s, "Stealth" is narrated by a school boy living among a community of artists in Israel. Amid the gas masks, safety drills at school, and trading of U.S. military-themed bubble gum cards, there's the everyday (and comic) life of a child trying to make sense of the world and his place in it. The following is an excerpt of "Stealth." You can read the story in its entirety in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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'Hotel Bar' by Ruth Madievsky, ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
Ruth Madievsky is the author of the collection Emergency Brake (Tavern Books). She is also a doctoral student at the University of Southern California's School of Pharmacy, and a research assistant in an HIV clinic in Los Angeles.
Two of her latest poems appear in Issue No. 106: "Wind" and "Hotel Bar." (Madievsky has been published in ZYZZYVA before. Her poem "Poem for Spring" appeared in No. 103.) Her work, as described by Maggie Millner in an interview with Madievsky, forces "a dialogue between her romantic and clinical inclinations and suggesting the body's dangerous propensity for betrayal." "Hotel Bar" could be seen as an example of that. Here it is in its entirety. You can read that poem and "Wind," too, in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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'Amboise' by Ariel Dorfman, ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
Ariel Dorfman is the acclaimed novelist, playwright and author of Death and the Maiden. His writing frequently appears in The New York Times, The Guardian, and The New Republic, as well as numerous other magazines internationally. He is a professor of literature and Latin American Studies at Duke University, and his most recent book is the memoir Feeding on Dreams: Confessions of an Unrepentant Exile.
In his story "Amboise," Dorfman gives us Lucy and Leo, a couple visiting France, on their way from Paris to see Chenonceau. As they deal with the various hiccups keeping them from getting to their destination, Leo's determination to see the famous castle before the day is through is fueled by a single thought: "Tomorrow I wouldn't be alive." Leo, whose health has been failing, is resolute on killing himself before then. The following is an excerpt of Dorfman's story. You can read it in its entirety in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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'Who Will Help the Queen of the Rodeo?' by Ron Carlson, ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
Ron Carlson is the author of several books of fiction, including Return to Oakpine (Viking) and The Signal (Penguin). He is the director of the MFA Program in Fiction at the University of California at Irvine. His fiction appeared in ZYZZYVA Issues No. 96 and No. 100.
His latest story for ZYZZYVA, "Who Will Help the Queen of the Rodeo?," savors that time when families have just begun: the children are still children, the time spent together is uncomplicated, and the goodness of the world is palpable—even if we can't help but know that this idyll is fleeting. Set at the beginning of a summer vacation, reading Carlson's story now is apt. But it's the story's tenderness that makes it a particularly welcoming world in which to enter. The following is an excerpt of Carlson's story. You can read it in its entirety in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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'Last Dance' by Lou Mathews, ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
Lou Mathews has received a Pushcart Prize, a Katherine Anne Porter Prize, National Endowment for the Arts and California Arts Commission fellowships in fiction. His stories have been published in Black Clock, Tin House, New England Review, and many other literary magazines, ten fiction anthologies and several textbooks. His first novel, L.A. Breakdown was a Los Angeles Times Best Book.
Mathew's story, "Last Dance," which is from a longer work titled Shaky Town, presents us with a Los Angeles instantly recognizable to many Angelenos. It's a Los Angeles that's primarily Mexican American, blue-collar, and community-minded. The residents of Shaky Town know each other well (perhaps too well), and their shared histories are long and complex. The following is an excerpt of Mathew's story. You can read it in its entirety in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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A Profile of Kay Ryan by John Freeman: ZYZZYVA No. 106, Spring/Summer
John Freeman is the author of How to Read a Novelist (FSG), the editor of the literary journal Freeman's, and a contributing editor to ZYZZYVA. He is also a poet whose work has been published in The New Yorker and ZYZZYVA, and is currently working on a book about American poetry.
His feature on former U.S. poet laureate and longtime Bay Area resident Kay Ryan—set at a restaurant in the Presidio on a warm San Francisco day—launches a new component of ZYZZYVA: author profiles and conversations. (In our next issue, we'll be publishing a conversation on memoir between Andrew Foster Altschul and Geoffrey and Tobias Wolff.) The following is an excerpt from Freeman's profile. You can read it in its entirety in Issue No. 106, which you can order here.
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'Language to Swarm and Eat' the Hopelessness: 'A Bestiary' by Lily Hoang
Lily Hoang's new book, A Bestiary (156 pages; Cleveland State University Poetry Center), proves why a healthy amount of skepticism—at times bordering on distaste—for the self is an undervalued trait in literature. Throughout her collection, Hoang blurs the line between personal essay and prose poetry as she takes stock of her life and often comes to some unflattering conclusions. Reflecting on an unsatisfying, on-and-off-again relationship with her lover, she writes, "I feel like a feminist poser, talking a big game about empowerment but living a reality of passivity and self-contempt."
A Bestiary offers a snapshot of a turbulent time in Hoang's life, one in which she's still grieving her sister's unexpected death from a brain aneurysm while trying to provide a home for her nephew, a recovering drug addict. Her aging parents also offer a point of concern, with her mother using iPad games to escape from reality and her father needling her about her weight. As a writer, Hoang is refreshingly comfortable with balancing contradictions—the self, after all, contains multitudes. This is why she can remark on Page 107, "I want my sadness to be legitimized," when earlier in the text she came to the conclusion, "Real sadness does not need a performance."
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Job Code DJOB Job Locations US-NJ-Bridgwater Posted Date 2/12/2016 Category Human Resources Type Regular Full-Time More information about this job: Overview: Working with senior management, the Senior Director of Compensation, Benefits and HRIS will oversee the development,3/27/2016 Bridgwater, NJ Save This Job
Job Code: 2016-70-2 Job Summary The Senior Director, Medical Oncology will be a critical member of the Clinical Development team and contribute to the Company?s drug development programs. The Senior Director, Medical Oncology will perform various duties in support of clinical6/5/2016 Gaithersburg, MD Save This Job
Req No. .. Location US-TN-Nashville Category Management More information about this job: Job Description: Role Description Sales Directors own line management of their sales team(s) and report directly to Portfolio Leader or Sales Center Leader within the Delivery6/18/2016 Nashville, TN Save This Job
DESCRIPTION Body Labs is the foremost expert in 3D body modeling solutions for the body, from head to toe. We convert measurements or 3D scans into smooth, realistic, digital body models that can be programmatically posed, animated, compared, averaged, or placed in CAD6/14/2016 New York, NY Save This Job
We?re looking for an exceptionally hands-on Account Director who is passionate about advertising, well versed in digital media buying and hungry to build a ground-up business with us. Responsibilities Build and maintain a robust sales pipeline Consultative enterprise selling to6/13/2016 New York, NY Save This Job
ABOUT US Television today spans far beyond the traditional TV set. It?s the last few seconds of a basketball game streamed to your iPhone ? and all of season two on your tablet. Clearleap?s software products allow TV networks, cable and satellite providers, and major studios to7/21/2016 Duluth, GA Save This Job
Marketing Austin, Texas APPLY Description Growing and engaging our logged-in user base is one of our key objectives. This individual in this role will have an enormous impact on the success of our organization. The Director of Membership Marketing is responsible for7/20/2016 Austin, TX Save This Job
About Courion Are you someone who thrives in a fast paced, team environment? Do you like being on the leading edge of technology? If so then come join our innovative, driven, and remarkable team of cyber-security experts! Courion is the market leader in identity and access6/20/2016 Roswell, GA Save This Job
Job ID 2015-1756 Job Locations US-CA-Santa Clara Job Posted Date 2/1/2016 More information about this job Overview DataDirect Networks (DDN.com) is a world leader in massively scalable storage. We are the leading provider of data storage and processing solutions and6/20/2016 Santa Clara, CA Save This Job
Sales Seattle, Washington Apply Description Skytap delivers the world?s most advanced environments for software development and testing in the cloud. We are in an exciting phase as a tech company emerging from a startup. We are taking our message to a new generation of larger6/29/2016 Seattle, WA Save This Job
Sales Seattle, Washington Apply Description Skytap delivers the world?s most advanced environments for software development and testing in the cloud. We are in an exciting phase as a tech company emerging from a startup. We are taking our message to a new generation of larger6/29/2016 Seattle, WA Save This Job