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The drought is over for Jellico's middle school football team.
Austin Plank scored three touchdowns and Caney Minton scored twice Thursday night as the Blue Devils (1-2 overall) clobbered Episcopal School of Knoxville, 40-0, to snap a losing streak over five years in the making.
His team leading 32-0 at intermission, Jellico coach Les Stiers began to empty his bench to start the second half.
"Our kids haven't had anything like that to celebrate in a long time,' said Stiers.
The proposed promotion of three officers took a turn for the worst at the LaFollette Council workshop this week.
Officers William Owens, Joe Brown and Jason Marlow have been working in the capacity of sergeants and were recommended for a salary increase of $1,500 per person to match their responsibilities.
"We can only work them so long without compensation for that," said acting City Administrator Cade Sexton.
Last week a contingency of Campbell County commissioners traveled to Nashville for an orientation program for newly elected officials.
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Despite having lost their bids for re-election former commissioners Lynn Letner and David G. Young made the trip to the state's capital. Once back, they filed expense reimbursement requests with the county.
After several months of conversations and meetings, the Jellico Board of Mayor and Aldermen have approved the 2010-11 fiscal year budget in a special call meeting last week.
While the conversations between the mayor and aldermen have led to a decision to lower property taxes, they have in fact increased taxes without notification, according to Campbell County Property Assessor Brandon Partin.
The lower courtroom looked more like a sea of humanity as a capacity crowd packed the courthouse on Tuesday afternoon.
Family, friends and curious onlookers packed the pews and lined the walls to witness newly elected officials and their staff swear to uphold the duties of their offices.
Saturday was the 2010 season kickoff for Campbell County Soccer Association teams.
Games began at 9 a.m. sharp and continued into the early afternoon hours. Hundreds of people braved the late August heat to come and watch their children and grandchildren play.
Approximately 300 kids are registered for league competition this year.
"We're off to a good start," said CCSA spokesperson Bryan Horton.
Jellico High School's football team squandered enough scoring opportunities Friday night to win by two touchdowns.
Instead, the Blue Devils ended up losing 12-6 to North Greene, a team they defeated last season for one of their two victories of 2009.
Tyler Brummett caught a 28-yard touchdown pass to cap a 60-yard opening drive for Jellico (0-2 overall), but the Blue Devils failed on the conversion attempt.
Jellico had the ball three more times inside the Huskies' 30-yard line during the first half only to come away empty-handed.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Fisheries Division has announced its proposed 2011 fishing regulation changes that will be presented to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission (TWRC) at its October meeting.
The TWRA reviewed its initial proposals for 2011 at the August meeting of the TWRC. The following are TWRA's proposed changes by region and statewide for 2011:
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The following is a weekly summary of the fishing conditions on Norris Lake as reported by creel clerks from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).
The water elevation on Friday, Aug. 27 was 1,013.97, which is around half a foot higher than it was the previous week.
Surface temperatures are in the mid-80s. The lake is clear, with as much as eight feet of visibility at some locations on the lower end.
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Dennis ParkBPL Member
@dparkLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I'm trying to figure out if the UL down inner jacket is going to be right for me.
Can those of you with experience with this jacket let me know at what temperature, if you were wearing ONLY a thin base layer underneath, would you be thinking, "I'm cold and I wish I had something warmer."
I am not looking to open a huge discussion about the technical factors on fabrics and physiology. I'm just looking for an average temp.
Thanks.Jan 24, 2010 at 1:15 am #1565731
Sean WalashekMember
@carazLocale: bay area
if I am not moving the jacket is cold when the temps are around freezing. hat/gloves/etcJan 24, 2010 at 3:38 am #1565734
Jim MacDiarmidBPL Member
"I'm cold and I wish I had something warmer."
I would hit that point right around freezing.Jan 24, 2010 at 5:29 am #1565744
Christopher KaylerMember
@chriskaylerLocale: Outside
I find it to be somewhere slightly above freezing. 35 – 40 degree range. The slight discrepency probably comes about because I prefer to be warm, rather than on the edge, when around camp. With a windshirt or rain jacket over top, I find 32 perfectly doable.Jan 24, 2010 at 6:38 am #1565754
DougBPL Member
Freezing or a bit below, but I never just wear the UL without my Montbell Peak jacket over it. So I'm usually wearing an Icebreaker 200, then the down inner, then my Peak shell for standing around camp I never use it while on the go.Jan 24, 2010 at 7:18 am #1565762
Brett PeughBPL Member
@bpeughLocale: Midwest
Around freezing while standing with a wind shirt and below that while walking to about 20FJan 24, 2010 at 7:35 am #1565765
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
I find I can stay adequately warm while walking down to about 25F, but if I'm sitting around camp I would probably slowly get cold below 40F.Jan 24, 2010 at 8:07 am #1565772
Dan CunninghamMember
@mn-backpackerLocale: Land of 12,000 Loons
I have the Mont Bell Down Inner Parka. It's a little warmer due to the hood, but otherwise is the same. I think most people should be warm down to freezing in it with a light base layer. Beyond that I think the variances are more individual and how warm the person is and likes to be. If it was going to be much colder than freezing, I'd have more on underneath, over it, or have a different jacket.Jan 24, 2010 at 8:25 am #1565778
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
For me, the jacket and baselayer combo keeps me comfy to about 30F when moving and 40F when at rest. Adding even a thin windshirt with hood will further boost warmth significantly.Jan 24, 2010 at 9:34 am #1565793
Nathan MoodyBPL Member
@atomickLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I did a hike in the Sierra Nevada last year with my hooded MB UL Down Inner and, like Ben and others, found that I was good above 40° at rest and even a bit below 30° while moving. Anything else and I needed more layers. I, too, almost never wear just the UL Down Inner without a raincoat, unless I'm quite still and in camp or in completely exposed areas (to prevent snags on branches, etc.).
For further reference, going over Mono Pass (12.000') in sleet, 30° temps, and 30+mph winds, I had 2 baselayers, the down jacket, an eVent rain jacket, both hoods up, a Buff covering my face, gloves, pants, and GoLite Reed rain pants…and while hiking, I was pretty much balanced between cool and warm. But that was going downhill. :-)Jan 26, 2010 at 11:40 am #1566411
Elena LeeBPL Member
@lenchik101Locale: Pacific Northwest (USA)
I'm usually on a colder side of the range than the most… i felt like that above the treeline at 20 F with 30mph winds wearing it under my goretex shell, when not moving.
i took this jacket as my insulating layer on a 14,000ft climb, if that tells you anything. I didn't have to put it on unless i stopped.
last weekend i wore it over a powerstretch base and i was pretty comfortable at about 40F at 11pm camping.
my favorite piece of gear. i take it everywhere. I do suggest you get a parka instead of jacket. it feels much warmer with the hood on.
also makes an excellent layer to boost the warmth of your sleep bag.Jan 26, 2010 at 1:18 pm #1566447
V kSpectator
@vladimir_ekLocale: New York
35 degrees would be the cutoff for me.Jan 26, 2010 at 1:34 pm #1566450
Laurence BeckBPL Member
@becklaLocale: Southern California
I also have the UL Parka with the hood and I have the pants. I normally wear these under my precip or a wind shirt but they seem very cozy at 32 degF to me. I think they would be too flimsy to just wear exposed unless you are really careful.
I actually bought these to wear in the sleeping bag though when the temp drops below 30 deg. So far I have not been able to stand wearing both the parka and the pants in my 30 deg bag for an extended time. They are just too warm.
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PORTLAND– With the 2014 MLS All-Star Game upon us, it means the current season has passed the mid-way point, giving us all a chance to look back at the first half, and what lies ahead.
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LAG can control LB, Palos Verdes, Torrance, and Orange County (Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Irvine, etc.) while the new LA team would draw LA proper, Burbank, Hollywood, Santa Monica, Bev Hills, Pasadena, Northridge, etc.
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There's probably a thousand threads like this on the site already but wanted to 'introduce' myself a bit and ask for some advice.
I'm a 30 year old, slightly overweight guy, just started running in the last couple of months. At the moment I'm just running/walking on the treadmill at the gym. I'm running for 800m, then walking for 400m for 5k in total increasing the speed at which I'm running each lot of 800m's. I'm completing 5k in about 35 minutes.
Few questions...
Is this the best way to start off or should I be aiming to run for the whole time at a lower pace?
I'm wearing really cheap training shoes. At my low level should I be getting a decent pair to prevent injury or will I be alright?
Finally, should I be moving outside instead of a treadmill? I plan to move to outdoor running once I'm running constantly for 5k+ but is there much benefit to running outside to a treadmill?
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Hello, I'm fairly new to running as well. Been going for 5 weeks only, with a week off for holiday, so a month or so of actual running.
When first starting, most people find it best tend to try to increase the time spent running rather than increasing speed, for building up endurance to do longer runs. Then you can graudually build up speed over time. There is a good program on this site that I've been following:
Week 1: Run 2 min, walk 1min, x7
Week 2: Run 5min, walk 2min, x4
Week 3: Run 8min, walk 2min, x3
Week 4: Run 12min, walk 1min, x3
Week 5: Run 15min, walk 1min, run 15min
Week 6: Run 30min
Seeing as you've already been running a few months already, you might not need to start at the very beginning, but it's a good guideline to get you up to running longer distances. I've found it very achievable.
I'm probably not the best person to ask, but I'm in a pair of slip-on trainers still (although they are very comfy!) I would try to get decent shoes at some point, but personally I'm just making sure that this is something I will stick at long term before spending the money.
If you can, run outside, it's very different to on a treadmill from what I've experienced. I ran a little bit over the summer a couple of years ago outside, and when our school got a new gym the next year, we all had to try it out. When I got on the treadmill, it was MUCH easier than outside. You don't have to worry about pacing, slight inclines in the path and pavement sticking up to avoid...all in all less tiring. If you wait until you can yet up to 5k on a treadmill, then expect to be doing the same outside, it's likely it will seem a lot harder and could be demotivating, when in fact you're doing well for an outside run! It's a lot more interesting too, being able to choose where to go, explore new routes (without getting lost!) and see some interesting things on the way.
That's not to say treadmills don't have their place though. If it's icy, or a thunder storm, it's probably safer and easier to be inside on a nice treadmill! Also if you have a particular workout planned using the various inclines/speeds available it's a great use.
Hopefully that was of some help to you from a fellow newbie.
Well done on getting started.
You probably want to try to keep the pace down a bit and increase the duration of the running segments as Meggy has said. That is the easiest way to get up to running constantly for 5K or whatever. The treadmill is a good way to start, but doesn't replicate running outside so it is worth mixing up the treadmill and outdoor runs so you get used to having to pace yourself etc. I did most of a walk/run plan outside. The main advantage of the treadmill, I found, was that you always finish in a convenient place. I wasn't very good at estimating distance and often had a bit of a walk home when done so plan carefully when running outside.
As for trainers, you don't need to spend a lot of money on them, but you really should get ones specific for running. Go to a local running shop or try sweatshop who will help you choose a suitable pair. Tell them you don't want to spend a fortune and they will advise you. My preferred trainers for running are approximately £60 and often less in the sale. There are some that cost even less than that which would be fine it they suit your gait and are only doing a low mileage to start with.
Hullo Ste,
probably the reason theres a thousand threads like this is there's a thousand of us 30 somethings that want to get fit(ter)!!!
just got back into running myself so i'm probably not the best give any tips or advice other than running outside is quite different (harder) than on a tready.
keep it simple and maybe look at some of the various 5k plans on here and the web.
Congratulations on getting started, that's the really hard part! Now you should be looking at something like C25k, or Couch 2 5k. You'll be rockin' and rollin' (or running 5k at least) in no time.
Definitely look at getting some proper running shoes - go to a specialist running store who will test your gait and tell them your budget.
Running outside is much tougher than running on a treadmill. The surface is harder and there are things like hills, so you have to work harder. To counter that, you get some fresh air and you actually go somewhere unlike being on the treadmill. It's a fun way to explore the area just outside of your 'comfort zone' local area - but please don't get lost!!!
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MapMyHike has live tracking. I use mapmyride for logging workouts, but haven't used the hike version.
The spot uses a satellite transmitter to transmit it's GPS location to a satellite. The information is then transferred to a ground station where it can be looked up on the web.
Cell phones don't have satellite transmitters. They can only connect to cell towers and nearby wifi terminals. If you are in the mountains you are often too far away from cell towers or wifi terminals the cell phone cannot send the information out. you won't find a app that will allow a cell phone to connect to a satellite.
I think what you're looking for is something like this: http://www.findmespot.com/en/index.php?cid=116
Demo here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwdYNS3HJSg
As mentioned, using your data connection while hiking is probably not a reliable/battery efficient way to do things, unless you're sure there will be tower coverage. Google latitude might be a decent way to share your location while in data range.
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"An Indian post, Khalsa 2, along the LoC in the Saujian sector (about 260 km north-west of Jammu) came under fire from Pakistani troops at 1.35 pm today (Friday). The firing, in which heavy machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades were used, lasted for about an hour during which an Indian Army soldier was killed," the army source said.
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Arizona State University and the surrounding community will take part in the ninth annual Pat's Run on Saturday, April 20. The run/walk will begin at 6 a.m. on Packard Drive and continue on through the streets on Tempe, where participants will finish on the 42-yard line in Sun Devil Stadium.
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Taking that as a suggesting, she scurried ahead, laughing. He followed in hot pursuit. They circled trees and ducked under fences. They came back and looped the rampart of the castle. It was the most unique game of tag any human could ever have watched.
There were humans watching. Jonathan of Conte and his wife Thayet sat at a table on the balcony of their east wing, enjoying the show. "Either the birds have gone crazy or my black mage and wildmage are having an enjoyable time wasting magic," the king said with a smile.
"I think it is rather sweet," Thayet answered, sipping her tea.
Jon gave his wife a sharp look, "Sweet. That's a word with all kinds of connotations."
Thayet laughed, eyes sparkling, "You don't think they belong together?"
Jon set his tea cup down and looked at the two Hawks as they swung round the tower. "I never took time to think about it really. There's an age difference. I even once ordered Numair to take care of her like she was a daughter. Is there something I don't know?"
"I've not heard a confirmation. I don't know if they have realized it yet. But can you really imagine separating them?"
Jon let out a hearty laugh, "When you put it that way –"
"If it isn't love, it should be."
"Maybe it should," he said, smiling. He patted her on the hand. And maybe I should take a page out of Numair's book and chase you around a little.
The queen giggled. She didn't need a second invitation for a little harmless diversion. She raced off toward their bedroom with Jon closely behind her. She didn't quite make it to the door before he snatched her into his arms and kissed her deeply.
Meanwhile the hawks, who had been momentarily alarmed to see their king and queen running, turned and looked at each other. If you're getting tired we can set down somewhere, Daine told Numair with her mind.
I can fly as long as you can, Magelet.
I'm impressed by your stamina. While she congratulated herself on the big words, Numair sputtered. What? she asked finally.
Um – Magelet, there could be a double entendre there. He swooped in to alight on the upper window of his tower.
She arrived just behind him. A double on – what?
A double entendre – a double meaning. It could be a flirtatious sexual reference. You caught me off-guard.
Without a word between them she swooped back off the window sill and Numair turned back into himself and dressed quickly. He draped a dressing gown over the window sill and turned his back. He heard her flutter in and soon heard the patter of her feet on stone. "Well then, should I be impressed?"
He turned crimson and turned to look at her and saw she was too. However, she seemed to have given up the consequence of blushing for the chance to tease him.
He grabbed her and kissed her passionately. When he released her gasping, he said, "Someday you can find out the answer to that. But for now I will remain a man of mystery."
Their mouths met again and their hands caressed and roamed until finally he pulled back and said, "It's time to stop before I lose my head."
"But you do like kissing me?" she asked self-consciously.
"Oh yes, Magelet, a little too much."
"As much as flying?"
"Much, much more than flying."


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Stay connected
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Don't let it become a crutch, however. You need to limit the amount of time you spend chatting. If a friend wants to chat for an extended period during working hours you will have to be honest with them and schedule some time to get back with them later. If you are tempted to spend too much time on the social networks then you may want to install Anti-Social for Mac or Freedom for Mac and PC. These turn off the social parts of the internet until you reboot your computer.
Yet you may feel better and less isolated just knowing that you have a social network on which you can rely. Just the knowledge that you're not really "alone" can help you feel less lonely.
Like the other social parts of the online world, forums can serve the dual purpose of not only easing isolation but allowing you to network and promote your business. Again, however, you should not spend too much time on the forums, nor should you rationalize that your activity is for business if it is really for pleasure.
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Winning Text: Poetry (2010):
Second Prize
Natural Cause by Gerald Hill
1. Marilyn Monroe, movie star
Knocker, knocker. Come in. The minute she enters
the room reads polka-dot white dress
tight at the knees, white blonde, dark
in one eye, scared in the other,
swallowing hard candies whole.
Give me the smokey, the free, she says,
crossing to the dresser stacked
with rum, rye, beer, pineapple, ice. We're light
or scenery she moves with her eyes.
Lots of ice, please, she says,
in my highball. She's about to sit down.
She chooses the divan, well, I have no
divan, it's an extra bed and wool blankets,
a pillow or two. A tick swelled in my foot,
the size of a blueberry. She waggles
a white pump. This one.
I'm stung, the beauty of this spot.
I think I'm from here, pause. Say,
is one of you fellas my father? Here
she laughs. Take it easy, boys. I don't mind.
She laughs, rocking her shoulders back. When still,
her body ripples. Our breath
does what hers does.
Listen, the wind off the lake
damn near butterflies on us.
Ice cubes crack in her glass.
2. E.G.H., grandfather
Butts his cane at my door,
smoking his pipe already.
I let him in. Thank you, sir, he says
in I don't know what accent. No thank you,
sir, when I offer him food. He's thicker
than I imagine, whiter through the beard.
The sun is a warm one today. He takes a rum
in a hand stronger than mine and tells
a story. I was 45 by the time I got to Saskatchewan
by train, with three children, in winter (froze my
whiskers off getting to the farm, needed help),
five more children in the next twelve years,
good years except for the last ones.
He walked forty miles to get here, he said,
and that was nothing.
He won't have another rum right now, thanks.
He tries my peanut-and-cheese hors d'oeuvres,
seems fussy, won't stay long. Stout
handshake, he's gone
Not sure he liked company.
A man at home with a single chair.
Only wind could make him laugh.
3. Virginia Woolf, writer
Arrives, by hackney cab,
half-hour early, I've barely swept
the doorway, cut the rind off
days-old cheddar. She's seated
like folded leaves facing one way,
thinking another, the thought of hours,
she admits, when I inquire.
Today's light begins dark
and finds surface, one line
pushing the one Woolf sees
through my polka-dot curtains,
a torrent of leaves lit or shadowed.
I slip a cup of tea to her seizing mind.
The party turns, she's fixed
at the eyes to a tremor
I must cross, she says,
tightening her wrap. The wind blows
this room of her long skirts.
Later I spot her
down by the beach hucking stones.
4. Jack Kerouac, writer
Digs what roads do, wheels
a '54 Chev right up to the cabin,
grabs his smokes, heads in.
Almost sundown when he shows up.
Over there, pointing to it.
Talk about quiet - he parks himself
by the window and darkens, looking out, in his flannel
shirt (sleeves rolled up, been bitten
out there, I see) and jeans,
sneakers. Talk turns to loneliness.
We talk, he's lonely, downing wine
soaking from a fringe of clouds,
sadder than ever, then Yeah,
he says. Yeah! By God he's writing
his "Sundown Sutra" on the back
of his pack of Luckies he tosses
my way as he leaves. It begins:
that fever through the eyes today was light.
5. Brother B., OSB, monk
I've put things away, lined up
my shoes, set out the radishes
and baby dills when Brother B. appears.
First thing, he's a chuckler. Second,
he hands me a pail of berries,
looks the place over. Come on, he says.
I've got half an hour. Cribbage, your deal.
I'm skunked in minutes. He works
the cards as if dealing for a front-end
loader tractor. I'd pray but what good
does that do when the cards
have nothing to say.
Saw a doe and two fawns,
wish I'd seen them sooner.
Right out there, he points
with one hand, slaps down
a double run of three with the other,
fifteen-four and eight's a dozen.
By the way, they were mule deer,
not whitetails, he says. I'm busy
counting my hand, pair of queens is all.
Going to be cool in Regina
tomorrow, plus 14. Whatever
you need to know, B. can tell,
lay it all out for you, open it
with his jackknife if need be,
while he lays down his cards
and buries you.
6. Ella Fitzgerald, singer
Ella's a listener, big fan
of breeze or reeds brighter
by the word. She picks up
swing in no time, greets warmly
the room she just now entered
as if time cut a record.
Sure, I'll try the rye, she says, yes, I'll try
the rye and scatters her laugh
in a song that never worked
until she sang it.
She goes by
moon but maybe the moon is wrong,
the moon is wrong,
the moon is, a chorus
a calm
boat and should lightning strike - (snap)
God forbid but should lightning
strike - that'll be Ella
loose with her band.
7. Robert Kroetsch, writer
White hair, white beard, Kroetsch
old as hockey legend Gordie Howe
and golf legend Arnie Palmer
worries about too much sun, he says,
sitting in my cabin with a beer.
Kroetsch is to blame for today's light,
which splinters and flares for his arrival
in his horsefly tractor, his bucking dock.
Twelve hours earlier, a football moon
scored behind a blade of spruce top.
I'm writing poems, he says. I love it.
Halfway through his beer he recalls
with a laugh he'd seen a man swimming
in marsh-like conditions, wind
blowing in the swimmer's mouth.
Must have been a farm kid,
thinks he's found the Riviera.
Lightly clouded day after solstice,
twenty degrees in wind and blue
and we're indoors
far from the trembling,
with music on. No mosquitoes
in here, he says. It's good to just
sit for a while.
Okay, Decay
Mud-rich, a dragonfly daddy
lousy with breeze, Stan Still could be
breathing, the way Emma's lake fills
and empties. He could catch and eat
the quiet things, give his body their air.
He could spark his birdsong motor,
preen and eat till the stars come home.
He could dissolve to sand, come back
as current pressing the bottom
of a feel-good canoe, could come back heard.
Stan and the red bunchberries pace
each other's sight path. He could fake
petals, could stir or carry cloud
debris, could run for blue, could tell
by shadows what tomorrow's sky will be.
If rain will pick up so will Stan.
He could draw himself in rainstrokes
if he wanted to or sleep, he
could sleep, o how lovely the sleep
sensation, nothing but natural cause.
1. Dear Stan,
I see it's almost over.
You've put your mind on for the last time, have you?
I've never told you this - you remind me
of that Canadian soldier at Fish Creek,
of that visual man, of the man
from Saskatchewan, of Spike (the guy
named after a spike I found on the CNR
mainline at Muenster), of Bob Senior (going
way back) married to Phoebe, and their son,
Bob Senior Jr., of Henry, the bald kid,
of every time I used the word I.
Well, pretty soon it's time to lay down
your last word. Any idea what it will be?
I'm guessing not light or wind
or breath, which are more like
first words, not hand or tongue or love
(which goes without saying), or the tag end
of some story. Depends on the time of day
and where you are, I suppose. You'll walk,
then come back, take a look (you would say
give a look) out the nearest window,
see where you are in the line and let
it go.
As ever,
2. Dear Stan,
Better the long way home, than home, John Ashbery
writes. Well, anything I find in a book
I could give to you. Certain fears, regrets, my own
histories, whatever I'd done that day - all yours,
my man, my pretty good man.
Like today when I want to write
cougar in the underpass and have you
make something of it (may I suggest
a song?). Or the time I got a letter
but you were the one to read it and say
what it means. I used to say
you let me do anything in writing.
I pretended that was true, was it? Was I
fooling with myself or just fooling? The way
I answer is to remember that people I love,
love you. They think it's a little weird,
but they're with you, maybe even right now,
swinging left with every line (at first I wrote
loin, the kind of thing you'd do or
claim to have done). If this book
gets published I might have to rig up
a costume, disguise my voice, sign with a single
letter that might be me.
As ever,
3. Dear Stan,
Just about running out of sky or words
that end that way, dusky for one,
risky for another. But why fool around
shoving pages in an evening book.
Pretty soon the paths turn cool, minus one
overnight. (Put your overnight on, Stan buddy.
See what happens in the trees when you're not
watching.) There's a woman next door,
an Aussie, Suzie, asking about you,
wondering - which I told her is a word
you use - she's wondering, Stan,
what you do when you're not on
the page, so to speak. Would you go for
her accent? Take her pictures?
Tell her how to loon? She gave me
her card. Turns out she thinks there's not enough
visible art, I told her about your idea (which
I pretended was mine) called "My Dead
Body," a series of installations around
the Banff Centre of a life-size fabric body,
yours, draped over recycling bins,
the dock and so on. Yeah, she said,
the way Aussies say it, yeah,
that would be all right.
I can see the lake from here.
It's a good night.
As ever,
4. Dear Stan,
I wish the Kerouac thing went further.
I'd like to have said more, but he didn't.
I see a lot of Kerouac in you - or is it
the other way around? - the two of you
riding in a Dodge or that '54 Chev
someone else drives. High times,
a public incident or two nobody
remembers but you. Sure enough,
ten years later you write a book
(the kind of thing you'd been heading to
for years) and the book hits
at the right time, Zeitgeist-wise,
and you're the hero, even though
you rode in the passenger seat.
The rest of it is unhappy. You die.
It rains at the cemetery in Lowell, Mass.
Corso and Ginsberg show up,
a photographer from Rolling Stone.
It's cold, you're cold, we're all cold.
I might rent a Chev and drive
to Massachusetts this fall.
As ever,
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Here's the Part Where I Wish I Were Dead
I moved slowly out of the bathroom, knowing my eyes were stained with tears. Tears that weren't my own. Melanie ran out. She looked at my wet face with a confused glance. I sniffled and looked down at the popcorn covered floor. She looked at at me, and positioned herself so that her lips meant mine once again.
I pushed her away. I shook my head to her, my mouth trembling and my eyes were blurring. "What's wrong?" She asked me softly.
"Get up," I grumbled. She did as I asked her to do. I wiped my eyes. I shook my head, I couldn't come up with words, nor would I have been able to speak them if I even knew what to say. I hit my face against my wrist. "I can't do this," I sobbed. "I just can't. Just go."
"You drove me here," She mumbled. I yelled out into the air. She backed away. I fell to the floor. I needed to get out of here. Of anything I needed to get out of here.
She looked into my eyes, and I gazed into hers. "Ian," She said sweetly in her soft angelic voice. 'What?' I mouthed to her. At that moment I noticed she was starring nervously down at my lips. I smiled to her. "Ian, I love you." I was shocked. Never before had I had a girl who told me she loved me. I knew Aaliya was something special. I would always know.
I would have returned the words back to her, but it was irresistable. I saw her starring at my lips, licking her own. I couldn't help myself. I grabbed her chin, and pulled her face forward. I pressed my lips against hers, and she moved hers along with me. My mind raced. My heart beated like a racecar. When we finally pulled away I murmered back; "I love you too." If we were old enough, and I had a ring on me, I would've asked her to marry me at that moment. But we were only sixteen, we coudln't.
It was the day of the Funeral. I snuck out of the house with the help of Juliet, who ended up being the coolest fake little sister any guy could have. I wore a black buttoned down shit and fancy black pants. I wore my black converse.
I walked into the Funeral home, my arms crossed. There I saw a group of my family members. I walked through a little more and there I saw my father. He looked over at me, and I smiled at him although he didn't recognize me. He only recognized the me that was dead in that casket in the other room.
He was alone now. If only there was something that I could do to make it better. He lost his mother, and she was replaced by me. Now he lost me, but no one took my place. No one could ever take my mother's place, besides someone who had some of my mother in them. But I didn't even fill her void. Now there were two voids that never had anything to fill them even a little bit.
I couldn't help but grieve the fact that I was still here, but I couldn't be here for him. He had nothing to live for. He looked numb. No emotions, but he tried to put up a front in front of my grandparents and his siblings.
I walked into the other room, keeping to myself even though I wanted to talk to someone so badly. In the next room there was Aaliya. I stopped in my tracks as she looked over at me. She walked up to me and I felt my heart shatter.
"Who are you?" She asked, her voice just as beautiful as I remembered.
"Lucas," I mumbled softly.
"Nice to meet you Lucas," She greeted, holding out her hand. I grabbed it and we shook hands. I had the urge to pull her up and kiss her like I would any other day. But I couldn't. "I'm Aaliya. Were you a friend of Ian?"
"Yeah," I answered mournfully. She looked down at the floor, and then up at the ceiling. I could see her chocking back tears. She fell into my arms, crying now, letting her emotions get the best of her.
"I can't believe he's gone," She sobbed into my shirt. I couldn't stand to see her cry. "I loved him. I really truely loved him." I felt sympathy for her. I wanted to come out and say that it was me, me Ian. She wouldn't believe me.
She looked up at me as I hugged her back. I rubbed her back and shushed her cries. She starred into my eyes, and shifted her head to the side.
She sniffled, "You sort of remind me of him."
"Really?" I asked her.
"Yeah," She sobbed. "You do." She took my arm and showed me to the casket. "Here he is."
I looked down into the casket and saw my face, cold and colorless. I felt a chill go down my spin. 'That should be me,' I thought to myself. 'I should be laying there dead. I should be passed on. I shouldn't be here. I should be where I belong, dead, worth dying.'
I found myself crying again and Aaliya held me close. I sighed.
"Hey, give me your number," She demanded sweetly.
My number? Uh, what was that again?
"Nah, I'll call you," I told her. "I don't have a pen or paper to write mine for you."
"Well don't you need my number?" She asked.
"I memorized all of Ian's numbers,' I explained. She raised an eyebrow. "I had to write them out and exchange them to different phones a lot. That kind of stuff." She nodded.


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"I don't have the support I would like"
About: Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust / Adult mental health Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust Adult mental health SO40 2RZ
Posted by Scented388 (as ),
At my GP surgery I sometimes feel dismissed and not taken seriously. It may to be my imagination but I feel like they sometimes do not trust what I am saying. I have changed GP but I have still found this to be the case. On the psychological side, my care has been good. I attended a few sessions at the bridge centre for depression which were good but there is no on going support which is a shame.
When I have had help it has been good but I think the service could be improved by providing more support. People with mental health problems can be more vulnerable and I don't have the support I would like so it would be nice to have that option.
Response from Consumer Experience and Engagement Officer, Consumer Experience and Engagement Team, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust 6 years ago
Thank you for your posting. We appreciate that you have given us feedback on the service received from your community mental health team. This will be passed on to enable a more detailed response to be posted in the next few days.
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Response from 6 years ago
Your concern has since been forwarded to the North Hampshire Area Manager for Adult Mental Health who has provided the following response:
We are very pleased to hear that the help you have received from Mental Health Services has been positive. Unfortunately we are unable to provide ongoing support for everyone but we are pleased to take referrals for further treatment should this be required.


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