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3726 E 22nd Street,Tucson AZ, 85713
2 beds , 1 Full baths
848 sq. ft
Status: Active
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Last Updated: 12/9/2016 1:53 PM
Description for 3726 E 22nd Street Tucson, AZ 85713
Completely remodeled bungalow across the street from Reid Park. Safe - near TPD! New kitchen, new bath, new carpet in bedrooms, new A/C and heat, new paint inside and out, new fixtures, new hardware, tile in living kitchen & bathroom, ceiling fans in bedrooms, attached garage has heat and A/C. Large block walled back yard. Appliances included.Move in ready.
Listing Information
Park View
City Water
Sewer Connected
School Information
Room Information
Breakfast Eat In
Eat-In Kitchen
Interior Features
Garage Door Opener, Washer, Refrigerator, Oven/Stove
Carpet, Ceramic
Central Air, Evaporative - None
Gas Heat, Forced Air
Exterior / Lot Features
1 Garage Spaces, 1 Covered Parking Spaces, RV Enclosed Garage
Built Up
71' x 113'
Tucson - R1
Low Care
Low Care
Paved Street
Financial Considerations
Cash, VA, Submit, FHA, Conventional
No Window Coverings
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Current market conditions for 3726 E 22nd Street
Active Market Trends
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Median list price$212,311
Days on market94
Properties for sale3,855
Sold Market Trends
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Median sold price$170,000
Sales to list price9,766.0%
Properties sold2,994
Median sq ft price$109
Arrows indicate 90 day trend
Listing Price History for 3726 E 22nd Street
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Tucson is located in Arizona. Tucson, Arizona 85713 has a population of 521,695.
The median household income in Tucson, Arizona 85713 is $36,939. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,443 compared to the national median of $53,046. The median age of people living in Tucson 85713 is 33.2 years.
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Beautiful home with plenty of amenities to make our Thanksgiving get together very enjoyable; we all had a warm and wonderful time. Leonel and Carmen were a pleasure to work with beginning from the first contact to final check out. Thank you Leo and family for sharing your home with us! All five of us would recommend this home rental, whether you are looking to just relax or to be within reasonable driving distance to take in activities anywhere in the Keys.
We arrived late afternoon and was greeted by the owners. They made sure we had what we needed to get our stay started. The property was clean and in perfect condition. The waterfront was clean and easily accessible. We really enjoyed the time we spent at the house and on the water. Thank you Leo for making sure we were able to enjoy the time in your house.
All the best,
We really enjoyed our stay, the house was every bit as beautiful as the pictures (rarely happens)! We had some rain but a few beautiful days as well. The kids enjoyed fishing off the dock and there was enough space for everyone to relax and enjoy themselves without getting in each other's way. It was so nice to have access to all of the comforts of home while away - like the little things you need but sometimes forget to pack. This house was quiet and peaceful, clean, spacious and comfortable. Close to everything you want to do in the Keys. The Publix was a close drive and there are places to rent boats and go on snorkleing trips right in Marathon. The house is about an hour and twenty minutes from downtown Key West, we went three times during the week and it was great to have some days with lots of activity and people and return to a quiet retreat at night. We used the grill a lot and ate outdoors, it was so relaxing. I would definitely come back and stay here again. The price was good for this high season week over New Years, way less than Key West! Leo was great too, he answered all of our questions and was very helpful and got back to us right away. This place is a gem, you will enjoy it!!!
We just returned from a beautiful week spent at the Open Water Paradise. The house was better than explained. It was very clean, well appointed and the beds very comfortable. There are two decks that have unbelievable views of the ocean, it is as if you are on top of the water. The water is beyond description. We spent a lot of time fishing and were surprised at the quantity and type of fish we caught, even caught a small shark. There is a small private beach that was cleaned of the sea grass daily. Leonel and Carmen were delightful to deal with, they made this rental a piece of cake. We are looking forward to returning next year. Thank you for a terrific experience!
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28 Nächte Mindestaufenthalt
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|Cleaning Feed
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Four Rikers Island inmates reportedly attempted escaping prison Monday by breaking down cinderblock walls with a toilet ripped from the floor, the New York Daily News reports.
The inmates, Vernon Easley, Chris Martinez, Jeffrey Lashley, and Naquan Febres, then reportedly crawled through the holes they created, attacking an officer with bricks. According to department records, the officer ran off and called for backup.
An internal department report stated that "the inmates entered the dayroom and refused to exit." Officials managed to avert the escape by convincing the inmates to head back in to different cells. The incident went without anyone getting injured, per acting Correction Department Commissioner Mark Cranston.
"The officers and captain on post showed remarkable professionalism and restraint and no force was necessary to deal with this incident," Cranston said.
However, the inmates did cause an estimated $6,000 in damages.
"Those who caused it will be held accountable," Cranston added.
It remains unknown how the officer patrolling the area was unable to hear them escape; guards are to check the cells once every 30 minutes in that particular location.
Jail supervisors are now worried the attempt will inspire copycats.
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A department official did point out, however, that the housing unit where the escape attempt happened is meant for mentally ill inmates. Meanwhile, all prisoners in the unit were being moved to a more secure area at the time.
Criminal charges are currently pending against the inmates.
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What we learned from Notre Dame in its 40-14 win over Washington State:
1. Notre Dame can win a blowout: After a 35-0 win in the opener, it seemed like the Fighting Irish had forgotten how to play anything but a down-to-the-wire thriller. There was no excuse for anything but in an absolute rout against a very poor Cougars team. And to its credit, Notre Dame stayed focused and put this out of reach in the first half.
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Turner Prize Gallery Protest Highlights Derry Closure As Developers Move In
Around 200 people gathered outside the Ebrington Turner Prize gallery on Sunday to protest plans for the building to be turned into offices, housing and a digital hub. The protestors have demanded that it remain a multi-purpose art space.
Maoliosa Boyle, manager of the Void Art Gallery in the city said it would be "an absolutely huge mistake" if the venue's use was changed. "People really need time to consider what the possibilities of the space now hold, the potential for the city, and really builders just cannot come in two weeks time, or whenever it's planned and start taking apart this building which is an exceptional space," she said. Viable space'
Filmmaker Jonathan Cummins said the building had "proven itself as a viable space and it should remain so"."Almost 1,000 people visited the gallery on a daily basis. We have to look at how it has gone so far, why can't it be sustainable? "A huge some of money has been spent on this building but what for? For it to be ripped down?"
A spokesperson for the protest stated; "Our small city became huge in 2013 - let's not belittle ourselves in 2014. We built something beautiful during city of culture – let's not rip the heart out of the spirit of 2013," He added, "The momentum of 2013 could be lost without a permanent gallery space"."The building of the gallery space in Ebrington at a cost of 2.5 million created a confluence of community. Without it, our fear is that Ebrington will become a lifeless space."Contemporary art would thrive on this site. To maintain the excellence achieved in 2013 it needs the sustenance of the Ebrington gallery space.
The Turner Prize exhibition was staged in the former Army barracks at Ebrington from October. It was a highlight of Derry's year as UK City of Culture in 2013.


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Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 3/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 6/
Type: House
Book this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house in Wellfleet today! A total of 6 people can sleep here comfortably.
Guests can enjoy a deck, parking space, and internet access among other amenities offered by this rental.
No travelers have shared a review of this property yet.
Costs vary, with the average weekly rate as low as $1,700.00 to as high as $2,500.00, depending on travel dates.
The owner last updated the property's calendar 6 months ago, so this rental may not be available for your requested dates, but please inquire to confirm.
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Parione Apartment
Via Di Parione 44, Navona, 00186 Rome, Italy – This neighbourhood is a great choice for travellers interested in food, culture, and history – Check location Great location - show map
Excellent location — rated 10/10! (score from 4 reviews)
Real guests • Real stays • Real opinions
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|One-Bedroom Apartment
The apartment, about 60 sqm, is on the second floor of a nice building with elevator, 2 minutes by walking from Navona square.
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Facilities of Parione Apartment Great facilities! Review score, 8.8
No parking available.
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
- Dining table
- Stovetop
- Oven
- Kitchenware
- Kitchen
- Washing Machine
- Refrigerator
- Wardrobe/Closet
- Towels
- Bidet
- Hairdryer
- Bath
- Linen
- Bathroom
Living Area
- Sofa
- Seating Area
Media & Technology
- Cable Channels
Room Amenities
- Iron
- Air Conditioning
- Tile/Marble floor
- Private entrance
- Heating
Pets are not allowed.
- Upper floors accessible by lift
Building characteristics
- Private flat in building
- Family rooms
Languages spoken
- Italian
- English
Property surroundings Great location 10 – This neighbourhood is a great choice for travellers interested in food, culture, and history – Check location Show map
Closest landmarks
- Santa Maria della Pace 0 miles
- Piazza Navona 0.1 miles
- Via Giulia 0.2 miles
- Sant'Agostino 0.2 miles
- Campo de' Fiori 0.3 miles
Most popular landmarks
- Trevi Fountain 0.6 miles
- St. Peter's Basilica 0.8 miles
- Roman Forum 0.9 miles
- Coliseum 1.3 miles
- Rome Termini Train Station 1.5 miles
15:00 - 19:00 hours
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Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to apartment type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
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All children are welcome.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
Pets are not allowed.
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A surcharge of EUR 35 applies for arrivals between 19:00 and 22:00. A surcharge of EUR 50 applies for arrivals between 22:00 and 01:00. A surcharge of EUR 70 applies for arrivals after 01:00.
All requests for late arrival are subject to confirmation by the property.
Please inform Parione Apartment in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
A security deposit of EUR 250 is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
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Luxury Mediterranean Mansion - Ocean Views, 3rd House from the Beach, Sleeps 22!
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- Minimum stay:2-7 nights
- Sleeps:22
- Bedrooms:7
- Bathrooms:5.75
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:N/A
Property description
Location, location, location!! This 6500 SF luxury Mediterranean-style beach mansion is located in the heart of the prestigious 'A-zone' of Brigantine and is literally a few steps from the pristine brigantine beach. Located on a double lot just 3 homes from the ocean, this huge mansion boasts direct, unobstructed ocean views.
The mansion sleeps up to 22 people comfortably with it's 7 over-sized bedrooms and 5.5 luxury baths. It's the perfect home for larger family gatherings, special celebrations or corporate retreats.
The 1st floor main living area includes the grand entrance hall with it's custom circular stairway which leads the whole way to the 3rd floor. The 2 story great room boasts a stunning gas fireplace and huge flat screen tv as well as a fabulous adjacent bar. The gourmet kitchen will delight any chef with its complete suite of Viking professional appliances and granite counter tops. The dining room is designed to seat up to 22 people so your entire group can eat together. You can escape to the living room if you need some quiet time or check out the tv/theatre room to watch a movie or play video games. The first floor also includes a powder room, laundry room and 2 car garage. You also have direct access to the new in-ground pool and gorgeous Travertina patio.
Step into the elevator or ascend the grand staircase and 5 luxurious bedrooms and 4 fabulous tiled bathrooms will greet you on the 2nd floor. Everything is in grand scale. Most bedrooms have king sized beds and walk in closets with custom shelving to make move in and move out a breeze. Most bedrooms have access to the many balconies surrounding the house. Delight in the rejuvenating ocean views as you begin each new day.
Once on the 3rd floor, you'll be greeted by 2 additional over-sized bedrooms and another luxury tiled bath. One of the bedrooms has a king sized bed and the other has 2 queen sized beds. There are also 2 queen sofabeds on this floor. The 3rd floor also has it's own wet bar and a large common area with access to the 3rd floor roof top deck. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas and soak in the ocean breezes as you lounge or sun bathe on the roof deck.
Brigantine offers the best of all worlds. It is a very family friendly, small town atmosphere, with small shops, parks and restaurants but is located just across the bridge from all the glitz, glamour and excitement of Atlantic City. This perfect location combined with this magnificent luxury home offers my guests an unforgettable experience and lifelong cherished memories.
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Member since: 2006
Property Type
- House
- 6500 sq. ft.
- Elevator : Elevator goes from 1st to 3rd floor.
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Chauffeur
- Concierge
- Massage
- Private Chef
- Staff
- Events Allowed
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
Minimum Age Limit For Renters:
Renters must be over 25 years of age. No prom groups....moreless
Children Welcome:
This house is family friendly. Children are very welcome here....moreless
Bedrooms: 7 Bedrooms, Sleeps 22, Beds for 22
- Bedroom 1: 1 king
- Bedroom 2: 1 king
- Bedroom 3: 1 king
- Bedroom 4: 1 queen
- Bedroom 5: 1 queen
- Bedroom 6: 1 king
- Bedroom 7: 2 queen
- There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bath rooms on the 2nd floor. There are 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom on the 3rd floor. One of the 3rd floor bedrooms has 2 queen sized beds. There is also a queen sleeper sofa on the 1st floor. There are also 2 queen sleeper sofas on the 3rd floor. The sleep sofas are top of the line memory foam mattress sleepers which are as comfortable as any standard bed....moreless
Bathrooms: 5 Bathrooms, 2 Half Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1: toilet
- Bathroom 2: toilet, shower, jetted tub, bidet
- Bathroom 3: toilet, combination tub/shower
- Bathroom 4: toilet, shower
- Bathroom 5: toilet, shower
- Bathroom 6: toilet, shower
- Bathroom 7: outdoor shower
- Half Bathroom
- There is a powder room on the 1st floor. There are 4 full bathrooms on the 2nd floor. There is 1 full bathroom on the 3rd floor....moreless
Other Amenities
- I provide all of your Tommy Bahama beach chairs and beach umbrellas as well as your beach tags. (which are required for adults to use the beach) Children do not require a beach tag in Brigantine. In the summer months, your linen service will also include 20 beach towels. Pool toys and floats are also provided. I try to provide nearly everything you could need so you can simply come and enjoy every minute of your stay....moreless
- DVD Player
Game Room:
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The house is equipped with a Sonos wireless music system. Download the Sonos app to play all of your music files or stream Pandora, Spotify, etc. throughout the house. It's fabulous!!...moreless
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Autumn Foliage
- Bay/Sound
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Coin Laundry
- Festivals
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Museums
- Playground
- Recreation Center
- Restaurants
- Synagogues
- Theme Parks
- Water Parks
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Eco Tourism
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
- Horseshoes
- Outlet Shopping
- Paddle Boating
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
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Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cycling
- Deepsea Fishing
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Ice Skating
- Jet Skiing
- Paragliding
- Pier Fishing
- Rafting
- Roller Blading
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Water Skiing
- Water Tubing
- Wind-Surfing
- Child's Highchair
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- Seating for 18 people
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12 zones of luxurious radiant floor heating. You can control the temperature in nearly every individual room....moreless
Comcast high speed wireless internet service throughout the house....moreless
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
The linen service includes sheets, pillow cases, bath towels, hand towels, wash clothes, kitchen towels and beach towels....moreless
Living Room:
Great room with gas fireplace and high definition flat screen television....moreless
Off street parking for up to 5 cars and plenty of street parking available....moreless
Wired telephone service is available at my house, but most guests use their cell phones....moreless
Towels Provided:
Towels are provided through the linen service. These include bath towels, hand towels, wash cloths, kitchen towels and beach towels....moreless
Washing Machine:
2 High Efficiency front loading washing machines....moreless
Coffee Maker:
Standard coffee maker and Keurig coffer maker. I also provide a courtesy supply of K-cups for my guests....moreless
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Gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and Viking Professional appliances....moreless
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- Pantry Items
Sub Zero professional refrigerator with freezer and ice maker. There is a 2nd refrigerator in the bar area. It's a Kitchen Aid 42" professional French Door w/ bottom fzr + a separate beverage cooler...moreless
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- Toaster
4 of the 5 bedrooms on the 2nd floor connect directly to outdoor balconies, some with direct ocean views. The 3rd floor has roof deck w/ direct ocean views. All balconies furnished....moreless
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The outdoor pool is surrounded by a very large travertina patio. There is a large circular sectional and 6 upscale chaise lounges with cushions surrounding the pool + outdoor dining table....moreless
My property includes an awesome private putting green. Putters and golf balls are provided. Brigantine Links Golf Course is minutes away from my house....moreless
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My home is huge! It's situated on a lot which is half of the block long and it's a corner property. There is a nice front yard along Ocean Ave and a nice side yard on 19th Street....moreless
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
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November to March
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April 2017
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May 2017
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Early Summer 2017
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Peak Summer 2017
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7 night min stay
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Late Summer 2017
Aug 26 - Aug 31, 2017
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Labor Day 2017
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September 2017
Sep 5 - Sep 30, 2017
2 night min stay
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October 2017
Oct 1 - Oct 31, 2017
2 night min stay
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November to March
Nov 1 - Mar 29, 2018
2 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
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2 night min stay
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- Refundable Damage Deposit $1,000
- Linen Fee (Sheets/Towels/Laundry Svc) $150
- Cleaning Fee $250
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Luxury Mediterranean Mansion, 3rd from the ocean. 6500 SF. Fabulous Ocean Views.
The Grand Foyer, featuring the magnificent spiral staircase and custom railing.
Stunning 2 story Great Room with fireplace + huge plasma TV w/ surround sound.
Media Room. This room features a sectional sleeper sofa + a 65 inch High Def TV
The grand Master Bedroom - king size bed, wet bar, huge walk in closet, Sony TV.
The master bath - enjoy direct ocean views from your private retreat.
Bedroom 3. Grand scale king size bed with Tommy Bahama theme. Huge closet with custom shelving and access to balcony. A truly spectacular room!
Bedroom 5. Enjoy private bath, walk in closet and stunning direct ocean views!
Bedroom 7. Features 2, queen sized beds. An absolutely gorgeous room!
The custom spiral staircase ascends from the foyer to the 3rd floor.
Private pool with L-shaped patio, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxation.
3 hole Professional Putting Green. Fun for the whole family!
Side view facing 19th Street.
Over-the-top custom kitchen with a full suite of Viking Professional appliances. The kitchen is fully stocked with fine cookware, dinnerware, flatware and glassware.
Gorgeous granite bar adjoining the 2 story Great Room. Wine cooler and 42' Ref.
Huge dining room can seat 12 comfortably at the main table and the 8 more at the adjacent game table in the living room. Your entire group can dine together!
Master Bedroom Wet Bar. There is also a huge walk in closet.
Bedroom 2. Huge bedroom with king size bed and nautilus theme. Walk in closet with custom shelving.
Bedroom 4. Enjoy private tiled bath, walk in closet and access to balcony.
Bedroom 6. King sized bed with red coral 'Atlantis' theme. Stunning!
3rd Floor common area with 2 luxury sleeper sofas, bath and access to roof deck.
Stunning pool and Travertina patio on the ocean side of the house.
Private roof deck with stunning unobstructed ocean views! Exquisite!!
Located just 3 houses from the ocean on double sized lot. Spectacular location!
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By Tim Begany
Many investors have had the agonizing experience of hanging on to a stock and refusing to let go long after it became clear the stock was no longer a keeper. If that's you, then you know what I'm talking about -- the seemingly endless watching, waiting and hoping against all hope for the stock to turn around and recapture its former glory.
I'm not saying this just to dredge up painful memories, but to remind investors of what it feels like so they (and I) will be less likely to make the same mistake again. And, as you might have guessed, I have a particular stock in mind.
The company, a major telecommunications firm, is a key player in the rural areas of 27 states. Altogether, it has about 7.3 million customers, providing phone lines for 5.6 million and high-speed Internet access for 1.7 million. The company tripled in size when, in July 2010, it acquired 4.8 million rural customers in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Washington and West Virginia from Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) for nearly $9 billion in an all-stock transaction. Shares of this company are yielding 9.2% -- enough to make any income investor salivate.
The company may sound impressive based on this short description, but I assure you it's not. The stock -- Frontier Communications Corp. (NYSE:FTR) -- has served shareholders well over the years, but in my opinion, those days are gone. All the stock has to offer now is underperformance.
The dividend, for instance, used to be a major draw. After being set at $1 a share for many years, it was cut to $0.75 a share around the time of the Verizon deal and then again to $0.40 a share last February. In both cases, the main reason for the reduction was to free up cash to service an enormous debt load of about $13 billion, which is more than twice what Frontier brings in revenue (which was $5.2 billion last year). In 2013 alone, Frontier has nearly $600 million of debt coming due, with another $1.5 billion to follow during the following two years. This could take a huge bite out of free cash flow (currently $748 million), though making debt payments shouldn't be an issue, since the company has historically had enough cash on hand (it currently has about $326 million).
What I am concerned about, though, is the potential for more dividend cuts.
Besides having to divert more cash to debt service, Frontier is expected to have less cash coming in. Analysts project yearly revenue will decline at a 4% rate for the next three to five years, dropping by nearly a billion dollars to $4.3 billion by the end of 2016. A major factor in this may be steadily eroding loyalty among the customers acquired in the Verizon deal. Verizon had long neglected these markets before selling to Frontier, making it easier for competitors to swoop in and poach customers. "Frontier may be so far behind in many of these markets that rebuilding isn't possible, at least not without severely punishing returns on capital," cautions analyst Michael Hodel of Morningstar.
Based on this, further dividend reductions may well be in the cards. According to analysts, the dividend could decline by 4% a year for the next three to five years, falling to $0.33 a share by the end of 2016. Earnings per share projections look weak, too, calling for only a 4% growth during the next three to five years.
In addition to the problems I described, there's also the question of where Frontier is headed. It may have bitten off more than it can chew, both in terms of debt load and managing a large, newly acquired base of primarily dissatisfied customers. There's a big risk that this may be a declining company with a lackluster future.
Risks to Consider: Just because the outlook for this company isn't bright doesn't automatically mean it's a stock you should short. You should do further research and understand the risks involved with shorting before committing to this kind of strategy.
Don't be taken in by Frontier's high dividend yield. It may be enticing, but the reason it's so high is the stock has taken such a beating, falling 36% in the past 12 months. If that hadn't occurred and the stock was still in the $7.25 range like a year ago, then the yield would be 5.5% ($0.40 / $7.25 = 5.5%), not 9%. If the stock had kept pace with the market, which rose 6% during the past 12 months, then the share price would be $7.69 and the yield would be closer to 5% ($0.40 / $7.69 = 5.2%).
The point is, Frontier's dividend yield is high not because the company is strong, but because it's weak -- and getting weaker. Even at the current share price, which is more than 70% below the five-year high of about $16, shareholders are apt to suffer negative returns as the company flounders, the dividend continues to shrink and the stock price drops even further.
Disclosure: Tim Begany does not personally hold positions in any securities mentioned in this article. StreetAuthority LLC does not hold positions in any securities mentioned in this article.


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A breakdown of our adoption costs, if you're curious/
I always knew international adoption = $$$, but I don't think I've ever come across a breakdown of that, so I'm going to try to do so in this post. {But first, let me be honest: we need
$1,870 $100 by the end of the weekend. See more info about that at the end of this post.}
Before I list the costs, though, consider this: if someone you know bought a vehicle for $20,000, you might say, "hey, nice car!" You probably wouldn't say, "Geez, that's a lot of money. How can you even afford that?" (I know some of y'all are impressively frugal, so you might think that, but most of us wouldn't say it.) However, when someone is adopting and the cost is the same, that censor of "maybe I shouldn't say that" seems to disappear.
I don't mind. Actually, I expect it. Because we're having to ask others for financial support, we're opening ourselves up to a little more scrutiny. If I have to ask others to consider supporting our adoption, I want to be as transparent as possible. So feel free to ask away, and I'll do my best to answer your questions about the cost!
{And for your reading pleasure, here's my all-time favorite post about the cost of adoption from Stephanie at Ni Hao Y'all. She uses a vehicle cost analogy too, but hers is much better than mine.}
Before I list our expenses, let me add this disclaimer: these are just our costs. Every adoption is different. Every country is different. Two adoptions in the same country can have different costs depending on the region, the agency, the orphanage, the judge assigned to the case, and a whole host of other factors. That disclaimer given, here's the breakdown for us...
Home study fees
US CIS paperwork fees
Translation fees of documents from English to Chinese and vice versa
Wiring fees
National insurance in Taiwan
Paperwork and agency fees in Taiwan
Cost of full-time care in the children's home for Zoe Amanda from her birth until the time we bring her home
Travel for me and Lee (5 day trip, including airfare on short notice)
Re-adoption paperwork in US (required because we won't meet Zoe Amanda before the adoption is final)
Required post-adoption visits from home study social worker
$500 (2 at $250 each)
Yes, that's a lot of money. Some of it will come from our savings, and some may be recovered via tax savings (though the exact amount won't be certain for a while because part of it may be on the budget chopping block), but we still need to raise a big chunk. We had planned not to have to raise many funds because our timing would have given us another year or two to save, but God's timing was different from ours. We've had to take several huge steps in faith as we work to bring Zoe Amanda home, but we think she's worth more than a car, don't you think?
Please pray that the exact amounts we need will come in as we need it and that God would increase our faith in His timing and provision throughout this process!
If you'd like to contribute toward these expenses to bring Zoe Amanda home, instructions are provided in the upper left-hand side of the blog. You can donate directly to the children's home - which goes toward the Taiwanese costs (childcare, paperwork, translations, etc.) - or to us via the Paypal link - which will go toward the US-based costs (travel, paperwork in the US, etc.). Of those costs, nearly $9000 need to be paid by the end of the weekend; we have a sizeable chunk of it, but
Would you consider making a donation? If you could help in any way, we'd greatly appreciate it!
{And if you can't give but would be willing to add a fundraising button to your blog, you'll find the code you need here.}
we still needAnd then - assuming the car being sold by our friends for our adoption funds sells for what we think it will and assuming our fundraising night goes as well as we're hoping - we'll need to raise another $6,000 via donations before we travel to Taiwan.
$1,870 $100. Before Monday.
Would you consider making a donation? If you could help in any way, we'd greatly appreciate it!
{And if you can't give but would be willing to add a fundraising button to your blog, you'll find the code you need here.}


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Sydney Man Wins First Retail Falcon XR8 Sprint with $92,500 Bid to Raise Ailing Brother's Spirits and Help Find Technological Cure for Australians Battling Type 1 Diabetes
Wed, Jul 27, 2016
- Sydney man David Pearce won the first retail Falcon XR8 Sprint at auction for $92,500, the majority of which will go to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund's (JDRF) innovative research to decrease the burden of Type 1 diabetes after Ford donated the car for the cause.
- The Artificial Pancreas Project led by Professor Tim Jones at Princess Margaret Hospital, involves research institutes and hospitals across the country – from Perth, Melbourne, Newcastle, Adelaide and Sydney.
- Ford also committed a further $60,000 to the research, building on the company's leading local investment to make Australians' lives better such as $500,000 to JDRF the past 15 years and nearly $2 billion in R&D the past six years.
MELBOURNE– Sydney businessman David Pearce bought a special Falcon for special purposes, to bring his brother Mark a little bit of joy as he battles health issues. The purchase of Falcon Sprint 1 of 750 also provides much needed funds to support the vital work being done by researchers working hard to find a technological cure for Type 1 Diabetes, that millions of Australians and others around the world struggle with every day.
Pearce purchased the first publicly available version of the highly anticipated Falcon XR8 Sprint – one of the most powerful and high-tech Falcons ever – at auction for an astounding $92,500. Pearce said "Mark's health has been deteriorating rapidly and he now only has 18 percent lung function. To lift Mark's spirits, the Falcon Sprint, was a 'must-have' to add to our Ford collection which also includes a restored 1978 Falcon XC which was the car my brother learned to drive in".
The Falcon XR8 Sprint was donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF) by Ford Australia to raise funds to support the Artificial Pancreas Project, which is exploring how to automate insulin pumps and deliver improved therapies and ultimately a 'technological cure' for type 1 diabetes (T1D).
The Artificial Pancreas Project led by Professor Tim Jones at Princess Margaret Hospital, involves research institutes and hospitals across the country – from Perth, Melbourne, Newcastle, Adelaide and Sydney.
"The hope for a cure would not exist if it wasn't for JDRF and people like David," said Katie English, mother of eight-year-old son with T1D. "Type 1 diabetes can create obstacles to overcome, particularly when the child is young and requires constant care, and JDRF has been integral in helping us learn to cope with living with type 1 diabetes."
"My family and I are grateful for Ford's donation of the XR8 Sprint and David for his generosity."
Ford also committed a $60,000 monetary donation towards the program, on top of $13,000 that employees fundraised in 2015. This donation builds on Ford's leading local investment to make Australians' lives better, including $500,000 to JDRF the past 15 years and nearly $2 billion in R&D over the past six years.
"We are thrilled by Mr. Pearce's generous contribution and shared commitment to Australian communities," said Graeme Whickman, president and CEO, Ford of Australia.
Vital support for JDRF research
JDRF Australia CEO and Managing Director Mike Wilson said JDRF shares their vision of a world without type 1 diabetes with partners like Ford Australia.
"Ford has been a generous, long-term, and global partner for JDRF. Thanks to the financial support of valued partners like Ford Australia, we are able to accelerate life-changing breakthroughs in type 1 diabetes research," said Mr Wilson.
Falcon Sprint Series development and innovation
Ford's Asia-Pacific Product Development team based in Melbourne developed the limited-edition, high-performance XR6 Sprint and XR8 Sprint series sedans. The vehicles sold out in a matter of weeks after being revealed.
The vehicles feature significant suspension improvements and high-performance tyres to match the vehicles' dynamic capability.
"The Falcon's legacy will live on. Our designers and engineers will continue to innovate products like Everest and Ranger for global markets at the You Yangs Proving Ground, originally built to develop cars for the Australian consumer," Graeme Whickman, president and CEO, Ford of Australia, said.
Power of giving
Ford Australia has been a proud partner of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund for 15 years, contributing more than $500,000 to research in Australia.
Globally, Ford has raised more than any other corporate sponsor, dedicating more than $55 million to fund JDRF research programs and raise awareness.
About Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor Company is a global automotive and mobility company based in Dearborn, Mich. With about 187,000 employees and 62 plants worldwide, the company's core business includes designing, manufacturing, marketing, financing and servicing a full line of Ford cars, trucks, SUVs and electrified vehicles, as well as Lincoln luxury vehicles. At the same time, Ford is aggressively pursuing emerging opportunities through Ford Smart Mobility, the company's plan to be a leader in connectivity, mobility, autonomous vehicles, the customer experience and data and analytics. For more information regarding Ford, its products worldwide or Ford Motor Credit Company, visit www.corporate.ford.com.


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Mary Karr and Christopher Robinson discuss William Matthews's poem "Cheap Seats."
My dad gave me some hard line rules to live by: never cross a picket line. Be good to old ladies. Know that any job, no matter how prestigious, is just a job. And when all else fails, never cross a picket line or rat someone out.
These are some hard line rules for readers of poetry:
1. If you are reading in an open, do not, not ever, not on pain of death read more than your time allotted. It smacks of conceit and disregard for others. It's garbage. There are very few people I want to shoot, but I would shoot a conceited poet and not have trouble sleeping. Dealing with assholes is part of a host's job. Don't make them work any harder.
2. If you are a feature, don't ever complain about whether you are first or last. If you are that good and they put you first, you will make the host look stupid for putting you in the opening act position, and, if you are not that good, you belong first and should do the best you can to read well– and not overly long.
3. Never, never read more than the time given you as a feature. You want people clapping because they like your poems, not because you got off the stage.
4. Don't bug the host, and play the difficult artist. If an artist is difficult, I expect her or him to be a genius. Only a genius could make me want to put up with that dog shit artistic temperament. Now-a-days, everyone has artistic temperament. Accountants have artistic temperament; it is boring. You may as well wear a black beret on your head, and snap your fingers to an Edith Piaf song while talking about Sartre. It' out Herods Herod. Pray you avoid it.
5. Never leave after you have read as the feature and avoid the open. If you need to go somewhere, stay for a couple poems. Tell the whole audience you are sorry you can't stay longer. Make a gesture. They had to put up with you. For many of them it was an ordeal. Show some sense of gratitude.
6. Never, never say: three more poems, or six more poems, or any number. Someone in the audience is thinking, " Oh my God, six more? This is torture." Just read and when you have come to your last poem, say thank you.
7. Section poems are only good if they are really sections. I hate when poets get up there and I know they have written a poem in sections only because they like the power of counting off sections. Drives me up a wall. I know you can count to ten. Don't.
8. Do not ever ask an author to trade books with you unless you and she or he are truly broke. Wait for him or her to ask. Poets are never so poor. I know this because I have drink and smoke with them on occasion. They have money.They are being cheap. Poets who are cheap usually over read and think very highly of themselves. You should not suffer them to live much less trade books with you.
9. Listen to newcomers in an open. If they have a few good lines, try to remember them, and go up to them after the reading and tell them. It will make them feel welcomed. A reading is a communal event.
10. If a host makes a mike available to you, do not act as if he or she has handed you a snake. If you don't want a mike, tell him before the gig. And don't think the audience should listen harder if you have no projection. Stop the control games. Make sure everyone can hear you, or take the mike. It won't kill you.
11. If you are a teacher, set an example by being self effacing and not over reading. Again, this is a control issue and gives students the wrong message.
12. Do not co-opt a reader and keep him or her from others who may wish to have face time. That's tacky.
So those are my baker's dozen. Try them.
Poetry Fix Episode 9: Seamus Heaney's "Digging."
I don't feel bad when poets are forgotten. We are highly forgettable beings. Very often, the children of poets try to forget them and fail. Poets can be pains in the ass. I once dreamed that poets became discarded shoes without a match when they died—the kind of shoes you often encounter while walking down a street or by the rail road tracks. Sometimes, these shoes are still in good shape, and are your size, but they are always missing their partner. Oh Alas! If we lived in a world where it was ok to wear unmatched shoes, I might value poets more.
But, putting this aside, discarding it like a three inch "fuck me" pump, I will say that I get very sad when good poems are forgotten. And so, I want to remember a good poem by a poet who was once prominent, and who is now seldom on the lips of graduate students (unless they think their professor will be impressed): Michael Benedikt.
Michael Bendikt, like many prominent second generation New York School poets, was involved in the visual arts. He was a true New Yorker, and spent the last few years of his life fighting eviction, and never leaving his apartment for fear they'd put a padlock on it. He also had advanced emphysema, which often puts a permanent damper on a man who inhabits a city where people walk everywhere.
His companion for the last 20 years of his life was Laura Boss, the editor of Lips magazine. Laura was good to Michael, and that's an understatement. If Laura was a country song, she'd be "stand by your man." It is not easy to stand by an agoraphobic poet in an epic eviction proceeding. As I said, poets are unmatched shoes.
I met him once. Laura runs a reading series out of a Barnes and Noble in New Jersey. I could not believe love could get a true second generation New York poet who had been widely anthologized and published by Wesleyen to come out to a Barnes and Noble in Jersey, but love has some strange powers. There he was, like a rare European bird blown off his migration route by a fierce ocean storm and perching on the neighbor's satellite dish. He had a nice head of hair (I always notice hair). He was one of the first contemporary poets I read. I read him in the anthology Young Poets of 1965. This was September of 1995. This meant the young poets of 1965, of whom the youngest was Louise Gluck, were now in their fifties and sixties, and so it looked to me as if he were dressing up as an old person when, in fact, he was an old person. He was a nice looking man, and well mannered—not at all full of himself. He even sat through the open reading. Apparently, he was listening because he approached me and said: "I really like the way the way you make hyperbolic structures and then poke pins in them." I did what you should never do. I asked him to sign his book, Sky, which I had purchased at a used book store for fifty cents (It had cost two dollars when it was first published). I explained that I hardly ever buy the books of single poets, and prefer anthologies, but had felt compelled to get his book when I read him in Young Poets of 1965. I larded on the compliments, hoping he would fail to notice that I was not buying his most current book (I had only six dollars and twelve cents in my wallet—not much wiggle room). He was gracious, and signed it: "With best wishes to Joe Weil, a really interesting, and skillfully droll poet." Here is a poem I enjoy from that book called, "Go Away:"
Go away, go away, and as soon as you come back
Be something better.
For example a shell– one that has lain for days on the edge of a
beach, overturned and sparkling, light captured on an edge,
An oak-leaf-like cluster of sunlight that filters through elm
An earring bobbing like a float at high tide, against the neck of
somebody very sweet,
A weather beaten, moth eaten coverlet,
Or the arrows on the arm of a diving suit or a space suit
where to thrust through the arms.
Think: in reference to the mainstream of human desires and
What would you know now, if you briefly waved goodbye to the
Go away, go away Michael Benedikt and come back as something better: for example, one of your poems. Go—and whisper to roses.
Episode 8 of Poetry Fix now available.
Episode 7 of Poetry Fix: Robert Frosts's "Once by the Pacific."
I hope you've been watching Mary Karr and Chris Robinson's excellent Poetry Fix YouTube Series. It's the perfect-sized portion of poetry and comment to get you thinking, your poetry juices flowing. Mary Karr is also a great reader/interpreter of the various poems.
I just watched Episode 5 on Louise Gluck's poem "Mock Orange." I don't often remember my first encounter with a poem or poet, but I distinctly remember reading Gluck for the very first time (her book The Seven Ages, and then later Ararat, perhaps my favorite). The power of her voice was overwhelming, and after I got out of my "try to sound like T.S. Eliot phase" I progressed into a "try to sound like Louise Gluck phase."
Primarily, I tried to imitate Gluck's minimalism. Minimalist art in general is one of those things that makes people stare in confusion for a few moments before moving on (especially public minimalist art). It seems potent, but also has a sort of inert stoicism. It draws you in by a straightforward opacity. Where exactly, though, does the power lie if there is literally nothing to hang a "message" on? As you might expect, its power lies in the fact that it says so little. Let me explain.
There is a minimalist sculpture I have in mind. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find it on Google image…so I shall have to describe it. It was three parallel blocks that leaned to the right about 30 degrees. That was it. My first impulse was to scoff. But I stared at it, intent to figure it out.
And I stared some more.
Eventually in frustration I slumped my head in my hand (it so happened) at about 30 degrees to the right. Suddenly, I realized that these three columns were not holding a message in and of themselves, but trying only to get me to tilt my head to the right at about 30 degrees. Then I looked behind the columns at the background and realized that I was seeing things from a different perspective: what the world would look like when your head was tilted at 30 degrees.
Minimalism is not about powerful messages about the nihilism or poverty of the human condition (though it's certainly easy to think so!). Instead, minimalist art creates a framework through which you view the world. It gives you the bones of the skeleton and then you fill out the flesh. But watch out! The minimalist artist still controls the bones (and hence the body that you have put on them). Minimalism is as silent as the movie frame.
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I spoke of ontology before, the significance of being that stems from a poem, but there are minor poems, small triumphs of imagery, of rhythm, or beauty that make us think: "Why am I so concerned with truth or significance? Right now, my lover is asleep, and the venetian blinds are leaving their shadow across her face, and I wish I could stay here. Fuck Tolstoy. Fuck King Lear. I want to kiss her nose."
Well, maybe others just take everything that makes life bearable for granted, or maybe they use this moment to consider how, in sleep, a lover may as well be a tree—that there is a certain terrifying aspect to the lover unconscious and unaware of, well, of me! I've had girlfriends wake me up because they were lonely. Sometimes, I don't mind, especially if we start making out again. But sometimes it annoys me. None of this will win me a Nobel prize. But what I remember about Anna is not the plight of very rich noblewomen in 1870's Russia; I remember the moment when Count Vronski breaks his horse's back, or when Oblonski (Steve to his friends) wakes at the beginning from a very pleasant dream (dancing decanters with pretty legs, and opera) to realize he and his wife, Dolly are on the outs because he's been schtupping the children's governess.
I remember the details. I also mis-remember them, an equally wonderful thing, since what we mis-remember can be so vivid. I know people who misremember whole relationships, and, once their sour husband is dead, they get weepy eyed over finding an unmatched sock of his tucked away in a drawer. We do not mis-remember concepts or attitudes, or "truths" because they are the rather rickety frame on which we dab the mud of our memories and false impressions, and make for that doomed hut we call consciousness. As a friend of mine says: "caress the details, the divine details."
The ontology of some poems is as follows: to capture, in however full a way, the precise, oh so precise feel of pussy williow against your neck the last time you saw Vanya, who spun about, and struck the soft spring ground with a stick, and then vanished into her career, her resume, the lie of just the facts which can never, never summon forth the quickened pulse, the despair of knowing you would not see her again and that she probably married some guy who never noticed anything except that he thought he ought to. Poets remind us of the obvious, the glorious obvious that we have forgotten while we were busy "living" our "meaningful" lives.
If you write enough poems that capture such a moment, you will be considered a minor poet, but we should investigate this term minor: rather than meaning less than great, it can mean great in a small, and specific way. Consider this Robert Herrick gem:
Feign would I kiss my Julia's dainty leg
which is as white and hairless as an egg."
In our humorless, and supposedly explicit (though not at all erotic) culture, we have lost the gift perhaps of appreciating such exquisite, and mincing desires.
I am worried. I am worried that people are out there having sex and never noticing what a leg feels like against their leg. What kind of world is that? Minor my ass. That's the whole of the sky! It's as important as believing in God, since God is in the details—not the maxims.
This brings me to truck out one of my old time favorite "minor" poems, "The Base Stealer" by Robert Francis. Besides the five senses, there is also kinetic imagery—those combinations of words that create a certain sense of movement in a poem, that describe movement. Rilke has a great kinetic image in his poem about the gazelle (Look it up on line. It's there, and if you can tell me what that kinetic image is, I'll give you ten extra credit points). Francis is the greatest minor poet America produced. Donald Justice comes close, and May Swenson gives both a run for their money. And Robert Haydn ain't no slouch, either, (Those Winter Sundays may be the best sonnet written by An American poet in the 20th century). But, poem for poem, you don't get more perfect than Francis. His work makes me so ashamed of everything I've ever written. This is the best depiction of a man stealing a base ever. It is also the best use of kinetic imagery I know, And look what he does with the word, delicate, in the last line!
The Base Stealer
Poised between going on and back, pulled
both ways taut like a tightrope-walker,
finger tips pointing the opposites,
Now bouncing tip toe like a dropped ball
Or a kid skipping rope, come on, come on,
running a scattering of steps sideways,
How he teeters, skitters, tingles, teases,
taunts them, hovers like an ecstatic bird,
He's only flirting, crowd him, crowd him,
Delicate, delicate, delicate, delicate—now!
Francis uses gerunds (ings) properly—to create suspense, to create tension. The word delicate has a certain bounce to it—a perfect sense of bounce. It sounds like its meaning: ready to burst or break. "Come on, come on" in line five gives a sense that anticipating the runner's break for second is becoming sheer torture. You don't have to like or even know baseball to appreciate this. If you have never seen a ball player get ready to steal, or threaten to steal, watch a video on YouTube, and you will see the triumph of kinetic accuracy this poem happens to be. And notice how he uses his T sounds! The hard T sound appears in almost every line, sometimes as the initial sound of the word (taut, tightrope, tip toe, teeters, tingles, teases, taunts) and also in medial or terminal positions (between, taut, pointing, opposites, scattering, steps, skitters, ecstatic, delicate). It's an essay on how to use -ings, and how to thread a sound through a poem for maximum effect. It's a minor masterpiece, and I do not use minor in a demeaning way. Literary theorists use literature as an excuse for ontological truths (or gender, or sexual, or identity issues). This is a legitimate way to ransack texts, but it will not teach you how to write. Ontology begins with detail selection—in terms of word choice, verbal relationships, rhythm. A theorist wouldn't know what to do with this poem, unless the theorist started to write a book on kinetics in terms of verbal constructs and the cultural bias of admiring athletes as per one's gender, or class. Minor may only mean a theorist can't find much to theorize about. Now Herricks little couplet could be an example of the "objectification" of a woman's body parts. But suppose we get rid of all appreciation of the body in poems… have we not turned a human being into an "idea" then—a political or theoretical entity. I don't know. But our culture is terrified of details. All governments and religions are terrified of details, especially when they temporarily re-route or short circuit "general" ideas. Power depends on symbols we don't really think about—on orienting us towards the automatic. There is no more revolutionary act in poetry than to see or depict something from a fresh point of view, to liberate it from the graveyard of received ideas. "Make it new," said the early modernists. I would qualify that statement to read: "make it obvious, and better still, makes us startled by the obvious."
Episode 6 of Poetry Fix. Miroslav Holub's "Ode to Joy."
In a recent post, I based a discussion about the relationship between the poetic line and print culture on some of Marshall McLuhan's ideas. I was recently listening to the below lecture by McLuhan and he discussed the effects of the phonetic alphabet. He said that the phonetic alphabet divorced the visual sense from the other senses by emphasizing it above the others. This separation creates the possibility of linearity, the space for "logicians, analysts, classifiers, the individualist pattern of Greek life." The phoenecian alphabet made possible Euclid, who revealed that visual space is continuous and connected and homogeneous and static. All the other spaces created by the other senses–of touch, acoustics, kinesthesial–all these other senses are discontinuous, resonant and dynamic." He gives an interesting example to demonstrate this. A boy is on his first flight and asks his dad, "When do we get small?" The "canopy" of the plane limits the field of vision, creates a static environment. The moment a man with a parachute jumps out of the plane, he feels one inch tall.
When McLuhan described linearity (I think he actually used the term lineality…not sure if there's a difference? Spell check doesn't recognize the latter, if that means anything!), I couldn't help but think about the poetic line and the way it is changing. As print culture (and hence the divorce made by the phonetic alphabet) ends, we move from the line, back to the field, back to non-linear, acoustic space.
In my experience, poetry workshops speak about how a poem looks on the page much more often than how the lines work. Perhaps this is describing the move from line (poetic line) to field (the page)? I think this line (!) of thought might yield much as we think about the developments of modern poetry (beginning with Baudelaire and the symbolists/high modernists), though I don't have much time to chase it down the rabbit hole at this moment. Feel free to add your own thoughts in the comment section.
Watch the video. It's worth your hour.
Episode 5 of Poetry Fix! Louise Gluck's "Mock Orange."
Episode 4 now available on YouTube. Wallace Stevens's poem "A Rabbit as King of the Ghosts."
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Is there such a thing as "poetic language?" For example, which of the following words are poetic: Splat, emptiness, selvage, corporatization, loom, sequester, actually, rooster, surmise, demonstrate, fart, interpretation, destiny, tooth, ineluctable, meme, vector, duplicity, comma, consequence, drive, chant, teeter, tumult, fragrant, flounder, forget, suspend? Pick four words of five words from this list you think are most "poetic" and write a four line free verse or rhymed poem, using them.
Example one:
The shadows of trees are a (loom)
On which you (sequester) your fear,
Containing it through the (ineluctable) (chant) of days,
through the weave, and thread of (tumult).
Example two:
(Drive) South on routes 1 and 9,
Forsake (corporatization), and
the rotting (tooth) of conscience..
Oh love, (suspend) your adorations until further notice!
Example three:
The lions (fart) in the sun.
(Fragrant) with longing, I think of them:
Those noble cats, ( teeter) on the heat waves of August,
on the verge of (consequence).
Example four
We (flounder), confused by a (vector) of days,
The (duplicity) of math baffles us—
This equation for happiness, this (interpretation)
No tongue can (demonstrate).
Example five:
What (meme) for despair? (Forget) your body
a (comma) lost in the sentences of night,
Forget how it yearns to a be a semi-colon,
Holding independent but related thoughts together.
Example six:
Remember the (rooster), the bright red (selvage)
of the East—those feathers cropped towards (emptiness).
The light raises its spurs, where blood (splats )
the wounded windows, (actually), the dawn.
We have used all the words in the list in these six examples. Now suppose we put these six four line stanzas together, using certain "connective" tissue. Let's see what happens:
Actually, The Dawn
The shadows of trees are a loom
on which you sequester your fear,
containing it through the ineluctable chant of days,
through the weave and thread of tumult.
But drive south on routes 1&9,
forsake corporatization and
the rotting tooth of conscience.
Oh love, suspend your adorations until further notice!
For the lions fart in the sun,
And, fragrant with longing, I think of them.
Those noble cats teeter in the heat waves of August,
on the verge of consequence.
Meanwhile, we flounder, confused by a vector of days.
The duplicity of higher math baffles us—
this equation for happiness, this interpretation
no tongue can demonstrate.
What meme for despair? Forget your body,
a comma lost in the sentences of night.
Forget how it yearns to be a semi-colon,
holding independent but related thoughts together.
Remember, instead, the rooster, the bright red selvage
of the East—those feathers cropped towards emptiness.
Recall how light raises its spurs, where blood splats
On the wounded windows–actually, the dawn.
Now I did not know what I was going to do with these words. I chose four or five words each time to put into one of the six stanzas (quatrains to be more exact). "Actually, the dawn" is the most eccentric phrase in my opinion, So I took that as the title/ It can be read a couple of ways. We could think the speaker of the poem is saying this is the actual dawn. Or We could think the speaker of the poem is correcting an un-spoken error of perception, as in: "No, actually, it's the dawn." Actually is a hard word to get into a poem without sounding like a know-it-all. At any rate, I trust in certain liberties of poesis:
1. Metaphor and extended metaphor.
2. Invocation (such as "Let there be light!" We call this an imperative sentence, but it invokes, it wills, it demands—one of the oldest devices of poetry).
3. Animation or personification of the inanimate (light raises its spurs, wounded windows).
I could go on, but, here's a good question: what the good god hell is the speaker saying? What does he mean? Lyrical poetry can be very dense. It can even be "high gibberish" (a form of ecstatic speech that does not yield readily to a standard meaning, but may create a mood, an orver all emotional or intellectual atmosphere). It does not usually explain. It is not prone to giving information in an overt and easy way. Why does it beat around the bush? Get to it! Say what you mean! Many a person has turned away from lyric poetry because it refuses to do the one thing people seem to insist on: get to the point!
This is exactly where modern poetry wanted poesis to go—to the thing, the object, the point. It wanted a vocabulary stripped of poetic "rhetoric" and overtly flowery speech. At the same time, it wanted the main meat of metaphor: the ability to link utterly different things together and make a connection between them—a paradox of sorts in so far as it was a connection of disconnects (What Rimbaud called a "derangement of the sense"). It wanted to get rid of abstraction: "no ideas but in things." Actually, it didn't want to get rid of abstractions (ideas, moods) so much as make abstractions covert. Take this famous poem by Ezra Pound:
At The Station of The Metro
The apparition of these faces in the crowd;
Petals on a wet, black bough.
This is considered the most famous example of imagist poetry. Note that Pound does not use the verb "are." In regular metaphor we'd say: The apparition of these faces in the crowd are petals on a wet, black bough. In simile, we'd say: "The apparition of these faces in the crowd are like petals on a wet black bough. Pound allows the reader to make the connection between these disparate things. We don't look at crowds standing in a subway station or train station and say: Wow… their faces look like flower petals on a wet black bough!" Note Pound uses a semi-colon, a form of punctuation that holds "independent but related clauses together." Some readers might stress the independence over the relatedness. They might prefer to keep the apparitions of faces in the crowd, and petals on a wet thick bough separate—they might choose not to relate them. Other readers might go to great pains to see the relatedness: it must be raining because the bough is wet and black. Faces blur from a distance in the rain, and become "ghostly" (apparition). What does a crowd and petals share in common? They imply more than one. If things are blurry because of the rain, and you stand at a distance, you might see a similar effect of clusters—pale points of skin against a dark back round, or pale petals against a wet, black bough. IN either case, by removing the "are" Pound gets maximum juice from both the disparity and the linking of these two different orders. Petals are more traditionally "poetic." Faces in a crowd at a sub way station are not considered a particularly poetic image, and, at that time, such an image would seem the anti-thesis of poetic. Pound has written an essay in these two lines, a great essay on what energy can be created by linking the traditionally "poetic" to the unpoetic. By doing so, he gives a crowd in a subway station the poetic value of flowers, while he makes the way we look at flower petals new. He empowers the new with the old, and the old with the new. Pound got much of this idea from Japanese and Chinese poems, and so we will look at such poems, which do not use metaphor or simile, but, rather, present one thing with a disparate thing to incite the reader to make a connection.
Try using all the words I listed, but first, make six four line stanzas using them at random (not in order). Good luck.
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These are my loose translations of a form in Ireland known as "three things there be." Long before Saint Patrick came, the Irish thought in threes. They were a triune people, with a Celtic triune God, and they, like most Celts, cast spells, and framed their tales by the magic of threes. I have translated some Triads previously translated by the wonderful Irish poet, Thomas Kinsella. I am arrogant after all. *wink*


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'09 Edge LTD, FWD, 20" wheels, 85k miles. Extremely good seat comfort and legroom (front & back) and smooth ride comfort -- both better than wife's Cadillac SRX. Great acceleration, braking and handling. Attractive exterior and interior styling. Gas mileage OK for SUV V6 -- 18 city, 24 highway @ 70-80mph. Problems: 1. Air conditioning completely failed, very expensive to repair; however it's the only repair item. 2. Dash lighting very poor at dusk and dawn, cannot be improved. 3. Steering wheel control buttons poorly engineered. 4. Rear camera and dash screen not available, must rely on bumper buzz alerts. Overall, very happy with vehicle and will replace with a new Edge before 100k miles.
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We bought our Edge used with 38,000 miles on it in 2012. It now has 116,600 miles on it, has been cross-country 7 times, up and down mountains, through blinding rain storms, and it has never failed me yet. The only repair we've had to do so far was to replace the windshield washer jets ($20 DIY) and replace the cabin air filter. (When you think the AC isn't working, check the filter.) It's even pulled a fully-loaded 6 x 12 trailer more than 5000 miles with no problem. I won't be replacing it until it just won't run anymore.
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This car has been great except for the air conditioning. If the temp outside is over 75 degrees...FORGET ABOUT IT! AC STINKS ARSE. Have had it recharged and tested.Have cleaned filter screen behind glove box.Weak as water!IthinkFORDshould be ashamed of themselves they know this AC system sucks and should be responsible and RECALL all EDGES 2007-2010. Have heard they know it is a manufacture defect that causes some of the refrigerant to bypass the condenser! Everyone I know who has an EDGE says the same thing...The AC STINKS!!!!!!!!!! IF you are looking to buy one test drive it on a very hot day with salesman.
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Interior is cheap plastic on door area. Power window & lock buttons always get wet when door opens after rain or snow.
Head rests are annoying as well...not adjustable at all. This day and age and not adjustable?????
bought new in 09 and have not had 1 issue and has 40k now, getting 21 or 22 mpg which is ok but not great, love the ride, brakes, and interior , major step up from my jeep that rode like a tractor, was loud and got 15 mpg, suprised other report so many issues with reliability
ride, styling, rear seat
better visibilty in the front, better interior materials, better mpg
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Payment Terms After 10 Days Period
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Michel Hugues
How to create in Accounting/Configuration/Miscellanous/Payment Terms:
"30 days after the 10th, 20th or end of the month"
It is widely used in my country and in my business.
I tried but I don't find.
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Nizral 200mg (Ketoconazole)
How it works
Common side effects
decreased platlets, bleeding, inability to achieve erection, blockade of synthesis of hormones from adrenal glands, itching of skin, indigestion, Ketoconazole cream and shampoo: skin burning sensation, dryness, folliculitis, skin rash, numbness, vomiting, burning of skin).Oral ketoconazole:nausea, increased tears, abdominal paindiarrhoea, redness of skin, discomfort, hair loss., raised pressure in fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord, skin exfoliation sticky skin, and application site bleeding, irritation, hypersensitivity reactions, dizziness, intolerance to sunlight, liver damage, pricking, tingling, hair loss, enlargement of breastsin men, drowsiness and rash, inflammation, headache, decreased sperm count, menstrual disorders
Expert advice
- If you experience allergic reaction, swelling of the face, lips, mouth, tongue or throat which may cause difficulty in swallowing or breathing.
- If you experience severe irritation or reddening of the skin where ketoconazole is applied or other signs of allergy during the first few days of treatment.
- If you experience peeling or blistering of the skin.
- Dandruff shampoo may be irritating to eyes and contact with this area should be avoided.
- Consult your doctor if your symptoms have not been relieved within one week of taking ketoconazole.
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RamiresJan 27, 2016All i can is WOW
I have used Nizral many times over the last 3 years or so. This is simply an amazing product i must say.
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