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Past Annual Poetry Contests
Below are the judges, winning poems, and honorable mentions for our past annual poetry contests. We are grateful to each year's judge and all the poets for their submissions. We hope you will consider sharing your work with us in future years. Submission fees help support the mission of Split This Rock, integrating the poetry of provocation and witness into public life and supporting the poets who do this vital work.
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2015 Contest
Judge - Natalie Diaz
Natalie Diaz grew up in the Fort Mojave Indian Village in Needles, California, on the banks of the Colorado River. She is Mojave and an enrolled member of the Gila River Indian Community. After playing professional basketball in Europe and Asia for several years, she completed her MFA in poetry and fiction at Old Dominion University. She was awarded the Bread Loaf 2012 Louis Untermeyer Scholarship in Poetry, the 2012 Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Literature Fellowship, a 2012 Lannan Residency, as well as being awarded a 2012 Lannan Literary Fellowship. She won a Pushcart Prize in 2013. Her first book, When My Brother Was an Aztec, was published in June 2012, by Copper Canyon Press. She currently lives in Mohave Valley, Arizona, and directs a language revitalization program at Fort Mojave, her home reservation. There she works and teaches with the last Elder speakers of the Mojave language.
Judges Comments
It was a lucky thing for me to judge this year's contest. First, I enjoyed reading the poems and hearing the brave voices of the poets who built them. Second, I admire the unflinching work of Split This Rock and Sarah Browning and Company.
What I admired about the poem, "Letter From the Water at Guantanamo Bay" is the poet's choice to continue looking at something that some of us have already begun looking away from—by that, I mean that often we stay away from subjects that "have already been written about," or subjects that have already dominated the medial and social consciousness in a way that makes us feel they are clichéd. However, we cannot write enough about some of these painful cogs in the machineries of our worlds both past and present. Guantanamo Bay is one of those cogs, a great turner of shame and savagery. In this poem, the water becomes new, becomes more than water, becomes both the weapon and the judge, the deliverer of cruelty but also the only entity capable of compassion. The water becomes the thing we are both afraid of and aspiring to be, as the water says in this letter: Strange, isn't it? To be 58% a thing and yet recoil when you hear its rush—
First Prize: "Letter From the Water at Guantanamo Bay" by Sara Brickman, Seattle, WA.
Sara received $500, free festival registration, and an invitation to read the winning poem at Split This Rock Poetry Festival in April 2016.
Second Prize: "Being Called a Faggot While Walking the Road to Clemson, South Carolina" by D. Gilson, Washington D.C.
D. Gilson received $250 and free registration to the April 2016 Split This Rock Poetry Festival.
Third Prize: "A Wet Daydream" by Nadia Sheikh, Tallahassee, FL.
Nadia receieved $250 and free registration to the April 2016 Split This Rock Poetry Festival.
Honorable Mentions
- "First Light" by Chen Chen, Syracuse, NY.
Winning Poems
Letter From the Water at Guantanamo Bay
-- Sara Brickman
They do not want me to be a river, but I am unstoppable.
I am the perfect instrument. Capable
of every sound, but here the only sound you hear under
me is No. Is, Please. The men
in uniforms strap them to the wood
and call it water-
boarding, like drowning is an amusing summer sport.
They hood them into darkness, and tilt their heads
back, pour me up nose and throat until they can't breathe without sucking
me in. Inside the prisoners' lungs, I see only panic,
and mothers. The men in uniforms say they do this
to get "the information."
I do not know what this "getting"
means. I only know swallow
and crush
undertow and rip-
tide. I have been
the moon's wife, but here I taste of mold
and rust.
They line me up
with their scalpels, their chains,
their American pop music
played all night
to drive the men crazy, to get the information
I do not know what desperation
feels like
but I imagine it is why the water in these men
crawls out of their eyes to say hello
Strange, isn't it? To be 58% a thing and yet
recoil when you hear its rush—
Don't you know this? Silly human
with a dog-tag hanging round your neck,
that you are made of me? Connected
to all the humid rot in this dungeon air—
how you make a puppet of the current
in you, soldier.
How fast you make an ocean into a gutter
filled with blood and shit—
looking for answers? Like you could find an oracle
in more death
you drainers
of the heart. I made you.
Do you think the first creature crawled out of me
to invent torture?
I understand why you do this.
I know what it is
to close your eyes and see only the thousands of dead
someone has laid at your doorstep. You have filled me
with shipwreck and slave-hold but still
you holler bold
with your proud, American heart and I wish
I could stop flowing in you.
Wish I could return to the clouds,
to kiss the lightning with my wet throat
but I am locked in your muscle
as you beat each man
for praying in a language that looks
like waves. I have
one muscle,
and it wraps around the entire earth.
It is a vengeful storm
and I have learned from you how to cleave
waves from the marrow
how to lick clean.
Sara Brickman is an author, performer, and activist from Ann Arbor, MI. The 2014 Ken Warfel Fellow for Poetry in Community, Sara is the winner of the 2014 Split This Rock Abortion Rights Poetry contest, the recipient of a grant from 4Culture, and an Artist Trust EDGE fellow. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Bestiary, Hoarse, The New, Alight, and the anthology Courage: Daring Poems for Gutsy Girls. A teacher with Writers in the Schools, three-time member of the Seattle Poetry Slam Team, and the 2013 Rain City Women of the World Slam Champion, Sara has performed her work at venues across North America. She is the founder and curator of the living-room reading series The Hootenanny, which showcases groundbreaking writers and performers. She lives and writes in Seattle, WA.
Being Called a Faggot While Walking the Road to Clemson, South Carolina
-- D. Gilson
The honeysuckle dew slick
& sweet this morning
& only an empty Wendy's cup
thrown to ditch
& the truck passing
(& it is almost always
a truck) slows just
to roll down
the window & O
I wish they could smell
this & O I wish
I could quit
them driving
so fast & missing
this honeysuckle, so dew-
sweet this morning.
D. Gilson is the author of Crush (Punctum Books, 2014), with Will Stockton; Brit Lit (Sibling Rivalry, 2013); Catch & Release (2012), winner of the Robin Becker Prize; and a forthcoming essay collection, Learning to Poem (Sibling Rivalry, 2015). He is a PhD candidate in American literature and cultural studies at The George Washington University, and his work has appeared or is forthcoming in PANK, The Indiana Review, and The Rumpus. Find D. at dgilson.com.
A Wet Daydream
-- Nadia Sheikh
I let Shane Kennedy
reach back in his desk
to fondle my calf,
soft and buttery
after the first shave,
hoping he wouldn't say
Moslem again, wouldn't
ask, So your dad'sa professional terrorist?
I wish
I'd unstitched the seams
of my skort, lured him
into a bathroom stall,
bit his lip 'til he bled
and had torn my shirt off—
a ticking bomb strapped
to my training bra—
and let him lick me,
made him swallow.
Nadia Sheikh is a first-year MFA student at Florida State University, a rhyme enthusiast, a waffle connoisseur, a human.
2014 Contest
Judge - Tim Seibles
Tim Seibles is the author of several poetry collections including Hurdy-Gurdy, Hammerlock, and Buffalo Head Solos. His first book, Body Moves (1988), has just been re-released by Carnegie Mellon U. Press as part of their Contemporary Classics series. His latest, Fast Animal, was a finalist for the 2012 National Book Award. Seibles has been poet-in-residence at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, PA and received a fellowship from the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center in Massachusetts. A National Endowment for the Arts fellow, Seibles' poetry is featured in several anthologies, including Rainbow Darkness; The Manthology; Autumn House Contemporary American Poetry; Black Nature; Evensong; Villanelles; and Sunken Garden Poetry. He has been a workshop leader for Cave Canem and for the Hurston/Wright Foundation. Seibles is visiting faculty at the Stonecoast MFA in Writing Program sponsored by the University of Southern Maine. He lives in Norfolk, VA, where he is a member of the English and MFA in writing faculty at Old Dominion University.
First Prize: "At the Mall, There's a Machine That Tells You if You Are Racist" by Karen Skolfield, Amherst, MA.
Second Prize: "School of the Americas" by Rebecca Black, Greensboro, NC.
Third Prize: "My Father's Hands" by Alison Roh Park, Jackson Heights, NY.
Honorable Mentions
- "Ode to the Three Rapidly Falling Red Lights in the Indiana Sky" - Michael Mlekoday, Bloomington, IN
- "Small Buried Things" - Debra Marquart, Ames, IA
- "Marai Sandor in Exile" - Meryl Natchez, Berkeley, CA
2013 Contest
Judge - Mark Doty
Mark Doty's Fire to Fire: New and Selected Poems won the National Book Award for Poetry in 2008. Doty is the author of eight books of poems and four volumes of nonfiction prose including Dog Years, which was a New York Times bestseller in 2007. Doty's poems have appeared in many magazines including The Atlantic Monthly, The London Review of Books, Ploughshares, Poetry, and The New Yorker. Widely anthologized, his poems appear in The Norton Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry and many other collections. Doty's work has been honored by the National Book Critics Circle Award, the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, a Whiting Writers Award, two Lambda Literary Awards, the PEN/Martha Albrand Award for First Nonfiction and the Witter Byner Prize. He is the only American poet to have received the T.S. Eliot Prize in the U.K., and has received fellowships from the Guggenheim, Ingram Merrill and Lila Wallace/Readers Digest Foundations, and from the National Endowment for the Arts. In 2011 Doty was elected a Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. His new book, A Swarm, A Flock, A Host: A Compendium of Creatures was released March 2013.
First Prize: "Nocturne: Beheaded" by Saeed Jones.
Second Prize: "Fall" by Tara Burke, Norfolk, Virginia.
Third Prize (tie): "Eighteen" by Lauren K. Alleyne, Dubuque, Iowa, and "Certain Seams" by Jill Khoury, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- "The Tenth Time" by Meryl Natchez
- "What Lies Beneath" by Cynthia Manick
- "Yes, we the young widows" by M
- "Interchangeable Genitals" by Aimee Herman
- "John Brown, Osowatomie, Kansas, September 1856" by Veronica Golos
- "For My Daughter" by Michelle Regalado Deatrick
- "War of Attrition" by HV Cramond
- "Bye Boy" by Emily Brandt
- "Blue Land" by Linda Beeman
- "Suicide High" by Christopher Adamson
2012 Contest
Judge - Naomi Shihab Nye
Naomi Shihab Nye was featured at the 2012 Split This Rock Poetry Festival. She is the author and/or editor of more than 30 volumes. Her books of poetry include 19 Varieties of Gazelle: Poems of the Middle East, A Maze Me: Poems for Girls, Red Suitcase, Words Under the Words, Fuel, and You & Yours (a best-selling poetry book of 2006). She has been a Lannan Fellow, a Guggenheim Fellow, and a Witter Bynner Fellow. She has received a Lavan Award from the Academy of American Poets, the Isabella Gardner Poetry Award, the Paterson Poetry Prize, four Pushcart Prizes, and numerous honors for her children's literature, including two Jane Addams Children's Book Awards. In 2010 she was elected to the Board of Chancellors of the Academy of American Poets.
Judge's Comments
This judge was dazzled by the subtlety and utter power of the poem "White." Worlds within and behind visible public worlds. Everything we don't see and hear—private, precious pulse of identities. Reading all the finalists' poems felt like entering a potent kingdom of Mattering—topics/subjects of essential collective care, poems embodying deep witness, speaking up in hard places, not shuddering or seeking popular favor—poems of responsibility and elegantly shaped conviction. It was a gift to read them. They are all winners.
First Prize: "White" by Leona Sevick, Keymar, Maryland.
Second Prize: "Làt-Kat" by Elizabeth Hoover, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Third Prize: "A constellation of mint" by Kevin McLellan, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Honorable Mentions
- "Young Adults" by Victoria Rivas, Greenville, Tennessee
- "Packing to go to Haiti" by Margit Berman, Lebanon, New Hampshire
- "Operetta for the Fat Mexican Woman on the Bus" by Ariel Robello, New York, New York
- "To the Secret Society of United Nations Simultaneous Interpreters Admirers" by Karen L. Miller, Somerville, Massachusetts
- "Juarez: Sugar for the Narco-Saints" by Liz Ahl, Holderness, New Hampshire
- "A Grapple of Sparrows" by Marie-Elizabeth Mali, New York, New York
- "Cap-Hatien, Haiti" by Michele P. Randall
- "Operation Kodak Moment" by Melanie Graham
- "Reaching out across the airwaves" by Valerie Wallace
- "Going Down Down Down" by Clarinda Harriss
- "Anarchist" by Judy Neri
- "September 24, 1830: The Last Hanging in Michigan" by Sarah Zale
- "Remembering West Virginia While Stuck in East Germany" by Susan Brennan Zeizel
- "In a Jerusalem Market" by Naomi Benaron
- "The Librarians" by Elizabeth Hoover
- "How to write a poem, according to Souha Bechara" by Zein El-Amine
- "girl opens mouth for first time in almost a decade" by Ellen Hagan
2011 Contest
Judge - Jan Beatty
Jan Beatty's new book, Red Sugar, was published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in Spring, 2008. Other books include Boneshaker and Mad River, winner of the 1994 Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize. Ravenous, her limited edition chapbook, won the 1995 State Street Prize. Beatty has worked as a welfare caseworker and an abortion counselor. She worked in maximum-security prisons and was a waitress for fifteen years. Her poetry has appeared in Quarterly West, Gulf Coast, Indiana Review, and Court Green, and in anthologies published by Oxford University Press, University of Illinois Press, and University of Iowa Press. Awards include the $15,000 Creative Achievement Award in Literature from the Heinz Foundation and Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, the Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry, and two fellowships from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. For the past fifteen years, she has hosted and produced Prosody, a public radio show on NPR-affiliate WYEP-FM featuring the work of national writers. Beatty directs the creative writing program at Carlow University, where she runs the Madwomen in the Attic writing workshops and teaches in the low-residency MFA program..
Judge's Comments
It was an honor to judge the poems for the 2011 Split This Rock Contest. What comes through in all the entries is a sense of integrity of voice, coupled with a feeling that something necessary and urgent is at stake. This urgency expresses itself in the risks taken with content, as writers enter the borderlands around body and country, crossing the boundaries into spirit. In the act of addressing the difficult and the unsayable, these poems bring hope.
First Prize: "Photograph — Gaylani, Baghdad" by Constance Norgren.
Second Prize: "Daughter" by Catherine Calabro.
Third Prize: "The Strap-On Speaks" by Kendra DeColo.
Honorable Mentions
- "In a Jerusalem Market" by Naomi Benaron, Tucson, Arizona
- "Msenge" by Casey Charles, Missoula, Montana
- "The Rising" by Raina J. León, Germany
2010 Contest
Judge - Chris Abani
Chris Abani's poetry collections are Hands Washing Water (Copper Canyon, 2006), Dog Woman (Red Hen, 2004), Daphne's Lot (Red Hen, 2003), and Kalakuta Republic (Saqi, 2001). His prose includes Song For Night (Akashic, 2007), The Virgin of Flames (Penguin, 2007), Becoming Abigail (Akashic, 2006), GraceLand (FSG, 2004), and Masters of the Board (Delta, 1985). He is a Professor at the University of California, Riverside, and the recipient of the PEN USA Freedom-to-Write Award, the Prince Claus Award, a Lannan Literary Fellowship, a California Book Award, a Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, a PEN Beyond the Margins Award, the PEN Hemingway Book Prize, and a Guggenheim Award. Library Journal says of Hands Washing Water, "Abani enters the wound with a boldness that avoids nothing. Highly recommended."
First Prize: "Prague TV" by Simki Ghebremichael, Bethesda, Maryland.
Second Prize: "Oceanside, CA" by Marie-Elizabeth Mali, New York, New York.
Third Prize: "A Response to 'What's Your Sexual Orientation?'" by Sonja de Vries, Prospect, Kentucky
Honorable Mention
- "The Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention" by Barbara Leon, Aptos, CA
- "History Dream #12: Stoned. Again." by Richard Downing, Hudson, FL
- "The Importance of a Good Education" by Elizabeth Thomas, Columbia, CT
- "Iowa State Penitentiary" by David Eberhardt, Baltimore, MD
- "Broad Street Station: A Soliloquy" by Michelle Y. Burke, Brooklyn, NY
- "prayer for david while he locked up" by Emma Shaw Crane, Sebastopol, CA
- "O Three-Eyed Lord" by Marie-Elizabeth Mali, New York, NY
- "Shiva Candles" by Barbara Leon, Aptos, CA
- "Khamsin" by Naomi Benaron, Tucson, AZ
- "An Old Story of Food" by Sarah Zale, Port Townsend, WA
- "Celebrating in Coffee Bay, Transkei" by Meghan Smith, Washington, DC
- "Chicago Epiphany of Faces" by Ellen Sazzman, Potomoc, MD
- "love poem to a soldier" by Corinne A. Schneider, Washington, DC
- "Holiday Lights" by Yahya Frederickson, Moorhead, MN
- "Bellwether" by Cynthia Rausch Allar, Pasadena, CA
- "Something Fragile" by Colleen Michaels, Beverly, MA
2009 Contest
Judge - Patricia Smith
Patricia Smith is the author of five books of poetry, including Blood Dazzler, chronicling the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina, which was a finalist for the 2008 National Book Award, a choice for Library Journal's Best Poetry Books of 2008, and one of NPR's top five books of 2008; and Teahouse of the Almighty, a National Poetry Series selection, winner of the Hurston-Wright Legacy Award and About.com's Best Poetry Book of 2006. She also authored the ground-breaking history Africans in America and the award-winning children's book Janna and the Kings. She is a professor at the City University of New York/College of Staten Island, and is on the faculty of both Cave Canem and the Stonecoast MFA program at the University of Southern Maine. Patricia wowed audiences at Split This Rock's inaugural festival in 2008.
First Prize: "River, Page" by Teresa J. Scollon, Traverse City, Michigan.
Second Prize: "The Center for the Intrepid" by Jenny Browne, San Antonio, Texas.
Third Prize: "Femincide/Fimicidio ~ The Murdered and Disappeared Women of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico" by Demetrice Anntía Worley , Peoria, Illinois.
2008 Contest
Judge - Kyle G. Dargan
Kyle G. Dargan is the author of three collections of poetry, most recently Logorrhea Dementia (UGA,2010). His debut, The Listening (UGA 2004), won the 2003 Cave Canem Prize, and his second, Bouquet of Hungers (UGA 2007), was awarded the 2008 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award in poetry. Dargan's poems and non-fiction have appeared in publications such as Callaloo, Denver Quarterly, Jubilat, The Newark Star-Ledger, Ploughshares, TheRoot.com, and Shenandoah. While a Yusef Komunyakaa fellow at Indiana University, he served as poetry editor for Indiana Review. He is the founding editor of Post No Ills magazine and was most recently the managing editor of Callaloo.
Judge's Comments
'Achilles in Jasper, Texas' distinguishes itself with its cutting lyricism and control of anger and empathy. The poem witnesses and 'knows' much of James Byrd's killing, but is also able to admit to being unsure of
what to do
with this, America, this rage
like Achilles twitching
Hector behind his chariot
for 12 days until even
the gods were ashamed.
It is an uncertainty that many of us face in this age of moral underachieving. Thus I thank all the poets who submitted to the contest and all those who will attend Split This Rock Poetry Festival for rising to transform this uncertainty into an energy (renewable and clean, even) that can begin to illuminate our way through the challenges of the twenty-first century world.
First Prize: "Achilles in Jasper, Texas" by Jeffrey Thomson.
Second Prize: "Ways to Count the Dead" by Persis M. Karim.
Third Prize: "Latin Freestyle" by David-Matthew Barnes.
- "On Learning That My Son Will Not Be Funded in a Group Home Because All Social Services' Money Has Gone to Fund the War in Iraq" by Barbara Crooker
- "From Fluido: Red Brick Dust" by Maria Padhila
- "American Afterlight" by Alyssa Lovell
- "Men" by Dan Logan
- "A Nineteen Year-Old Veteran" by Joseph Ross
- "When the Bough Breaks" by Andrea Gibson


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| Ember V. Cypher chapter 1 . 4/6/2016
I think Lizzie, Abby, and Hoagie were my favorite calls! Love this fic, nicely done!
| 5 years of fun chapter 1 . 6/9/2014
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This is a rare gem; the type of story that makes you want to read it again and again, but gets funnier every time. I love how you left much of the details up to the audience. Thank you for those rather unique, delightfully awkward, and hilarious mental pictures (Like Hoagie trying to sneak out of the gay bar before he gets cornered) that kept me entertained for long after my eyes devoured the very last word.
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Two weeks in Europe for parents and a young child would cost almost pounds 110 to insure with Lunn Poly and Going Places. You'd pay less than half that with a decent independent policy and there are bargains around the pounds 30 mark.
Outlawing compulsory insurance is a step in the right direction but it isn't enough, and the travel giants will still give us the hard sell. Put yourself in their place: margins are so low on package holidays that insurance sales are vital.
So the big tour operators either ask for confirmation of any alternative insurance arrangements at the time of booking, or say the booking will be refused if you don't provide the details of your policy eight weeks before departure. The idea is that you won't have bothered to buy cover before you booked the holiday, so your inertia gives the agent or operator the chance to force a sale.
And if you do have your own insurance, you may find the operator will "vet" your policy to make sure its cover is as good or better than the overpriced alternative on offer from the operator. Anecdotal evidence from insurers suggests that many customers with independently bought travel cover have already been told they have unworthy policies. Usually the travel agent focuses on the amount of medical insurance, typically pounds 5m. Some travel operators offer pounds 10m and so claim your policy is not comparable. But, as one independent insurer pointed out to me this week, a claim of more than pounds 1m is unheard of. The pounds 10m limit is window-dressing. Imagine having your documents looked at by the very person who has just failed to flog you an insurance deal (and who is upset because he or she has just lost a commission payment). What gives them the right to dictate terms? If you have this sort of problem, complain to your insurer and the travel operator.
If you travel abroad two or three times a year, buy yourself an annual travel insurance policy. A single policy is around pounds 70 and a couple would pay around pounds 100 for a competitive deal. These schemes are sold by an increasing number of insurers (look for ads in the papers) as well as the Post Office, banks and building societies.
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On 05/01/2011 15:29, ilya goberman wrote: > > Mark, overhead of chunked encoding can be significant. My typical message is about 50 bytes and chunked encoding takes 6 bytes per message: about 12%. I use JSON protocol that is already compressed (the way JSON can be compressed). You are ignoring the TCP/IP overhead. That is around 40 bytes per packet. More if you take account of the ACK. > Using "Connection: close" with "Content-Length" header omitted is perfectly valid from HTTP perspective. The end of response is detected by terminating connection on the server side. I am well aware of that. I am also well aware that a client that declares itself HTTP 1.1 capable must support chunked encoding. I am frankly astonished that a client is so broken it can't handle chunked encoding. > In fact some browsers have problems detecting connection termination (and host of other issues) related to the chunked encoding. Which browsers? > While I understand it is not a Tomcat issue, it will score some points for Tomcat if this is addressed by adding a configuration option. Sure, feel free to request an enhancement to optionally restore the non-chunked approach when keep-alive is disabled. I'm not sure how much interest there will be in implementing it though. Mark > Thanks > >> Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 06:14:18 +0000 >> From: email@example.com >> To: email@example.com >> Subject: Re: How to disable chunked encoding for the Http11NioProtocol connector. >> >> On 05/01/2011 05:04, ilya goberman wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> I use NIO HTTP Tomcat connector org.apache.coyote.Http11NioProtocol to implement Comet streaming to browsers and mobile devices. >>> >>> I would like to disable HTTP response chunked encoding to reduce bandwidth. >> >> How significant is the overhead with chunking in your case? I'd expect >> it to be pretty small unless only a few bytes are sent at a time (and >> even then there is the overhead for the packet). >> >> Is there any mileage in using compression to reduce bandwidth instead? >> Issues with flushing compressed output streams [1] were fixed last year. >> >>> The response will have header "Connection: close" with "Content-Length" header omitted. >>> Is there a way to do it besides having client send HTTP 1.0 request (that is not possible in the majority of cases)? >> >> Having looked at the relevant source code the only two ways I can see are: >> - sending an HTTP 1.0 request >> - declaring a content length >> >> It used to be possible to control this by disabling keep-alive but that >> was changed back in April last year [2],[3] as a result a discussion on >> the dev list [4]. If your Tomcat version is old enough, you may still be >> able to use the disable keep-alive trick. >> >> My own view was then, and is now, that the extra bytes with chunking are >> a price worth paying for the client to be able to determine if the >> request is complete. That said, an option on the connector to revert to >> non-chunked responses when keep-alive is disabled for use cases where >> reducing bandwidth is more important than knowing if the response is >> complete seems reasonable to me. >> >> Mark >> >> [1] http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48738 >> [2] http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=931709&view=rev >> [3] http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=932913&view=rev >> [4] http://markmail.org/message/pim62zhlw4cii7ve >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >> For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com >> > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The Uprising DeadMature
Rose is a lone vampire spending her entire life looking for others of her kind, so when she finds Derik, she encaptures the perfect sense of what love means, but she must pay a price...Derik wasn't bitten by a vampire, and the trouble is only beginning. The living dead is rising and Rose must stop them and protect Derik, she must choose life and death, but which is which?
Chapter 1
The Train Wreck
I never thought I would find one of my kind, the unctuous frenzy began, I sniffed their blood and the uncontrollable savage of flesh craving began.
My name is Rose, last name is unknown and I am a vampire. I was sitting on a small wooden bench next to my ordinary forest. My senses in my ears were pounding, I knew something was wrong. My supernatural powers of manipulating people's thoughts sprung through my head, as I sprung into the air and beared my fangs. I ran further than any cheetah could and went to the nearest shop I could find.
My ears still thumping, felt like they were feeling an suitable bleeding, pounding and throbbing. Arghh I thought. I had to do something.
I knew by instinct that something was wrong, so I ran, I could run further than anyone I knew (So by that, no one) and ran to the underground.
The stiffening cries underneath left me petrified. The two trains had collided and crashed. I got further until a security guard held me back. I then entered his mind and changed his thoughts. The train lights were flicking on and off, I was petrified, I had to admit and then the slight cries of some woman, (I thought it was women) and saw a mysterious figure standing up. He turned round.
Blood covered his chin and cheeks and by instinct, I knew he was me. Not literally me but he was one of me, he was a vampire. But he was a stero-type, he drank human blood. He smiled at the sight of me. He started walking towards me and I tried to enter his mind, but it didn't work. He beared his fangs and pinned me up to the wall.
"Who are you!" he demanded.
"Rose" I said in reply. Slightly scared of my own species, I felt like a dope.
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The Truth About Happiness
To whom it may concern,
The one word to describe our friendship is: Eventful. Ups, downs, sideways; you name it. But, as always, things change. We naturally evolve and this is always for the better. At the time it may appear to be wrong and heart-breaking but I remember warning you before that you will not regret it.
Memories on how you swore that things will not get better and yet they did. Memories on how you thought I was the only one and yet I am not. Memories on how the world seemed so dark and yet there is light. At last, you are happy.
There was always somebody better than I out there for you and you have found him. This is brilliant. I am not bitter or jealous because for the first time in ages I have seen you happy. You smile and radiate the world around you and this gives me such a good feeling. Previously, you were unhappy and to come to me was perhaps desperation. I was the only one that made sense but that didn't mean we were destined together. I cannot stop progress and nor can you.
I have changed since when we last met. I am an entirely different person to that shaded character in the past and I think that is marvellous. I look back and see this awkward fool; I probably am still an awkward fool but I am a rather good awkward fool. The only thing is that I am still bloody awful at relationships. But I challenge myself and have met another. This person gives me the childish feeling of love over and over again but I think they are not aware on my existance; this person would be so unexpected to you so I will not name them. I cherish you as a friend and long may it last because I do love you but never in that way.
Two words that hold so much meaning in them: Thank you. I am incredibly happy for you and would never want that to wane. You are a spectactular person and now you have met an equally spectactular person; for this, I am eternally grateful. You changed my perception on the world, its people and on myself.
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Miss Colombia, Catalina Robayo, is competing in the Miss Universe contest, owned by Donald Trump. Miss Robayo is reportedly showing up at interviews with judges and press wearing very, very short skirts (described as "itty bitty") and no undergarment. Read the incredible quote below.
"Colombia had to be spoken to and told she needed to wear underpants as what she was doing was totally inappropriate," a close source told us. "People have been pretty upset by it; there have been photos and media appearances where she has completely had her crotch out." Source: Fox News.
Does this insure a win for Colombia and Robayo? I don't think The Donald will be pleased.


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- The La Negra silver discovery was made in the fall of 2014 and is one of several new prospects recently identified within a 25 x 15 km mineralized corridor, referred to as the 'Promontorio Mineral Belt'
- La Negra is optioned to Pan American Silver Corp., which includes the Promontorio Silver Resource, located 7 kilometres south of La Negra, also part of the Promontorio Mineral Belt
- Pan American Silver can earn 75% interest by spending US$16M on expenditures and payments within a four-year period with Kootenay retaining a 25% carried to production interest
- To date, 41 drill holes have been completed with most returning high grade, wide spread silver mineralization from surface to a vertical depth of over 300 metres; click the following link to view the comprehensive results of all the drill holes completed to date: La Negra Drill Results
- The initial 25 drill holes in the discovery program averaged 107 g/t silver in the breccia, with continuous mineralization with widths of up to 200 metres and averaged 150g/t silver in the breccia using a 75 g/t cutoff.
- Drill hole LN 21 has been the best hole to date with 156 g/t silver over 200 metres including the bottom 50 metres with 420 g/t and 6 metres of 1337 g/t silver.
- Potential for an attractive open pit scenario is supported by a prominent hill top formed by mineralization and good silver grades. Mineralization is hosted in a diatreme breccia, which also indicates a depth potential of several hundreds of metres.
- Ongoing ground exploration within a 2-3 kilometre radius of the La Negra Breccia has identified two high priority mineralized trends with clear underlying geologic controls. These have been named the 'La Negra silver trend' and 'Vania'. Additional areas of silver and gold mineralization identified apart from these trends are currently being evaluated.
- La Negra has been compared to Pan American's Alamo Dorado Mine located 190 kilometres to the south. Alamo Dorado's mineral zone formed a prominent hill that is now a low strip open pit. - La Negra mineral zone also forms a prominent hill; lending itself to the potential of a low strip open pit mining situation.
- 3,400 metre diamond drilling program, consisting of approximately 18 drill holes is currently underway by Pan American Silver.
The La Negra silver discovery is situated only 7 kilometres north of the Promontorio Silver Resource within the Promontorio Mineral Belt, in the state of Sonora, Mexico. The Promontorio Mineral Belt is currently under option to Pan American Silver whereby it can earn a 75% interest in the project by spending US$16 million on expenditures and payments with Kootenay retaining a 25% carried to production interest. To date, Kootenay has completed two successful drill programs totaling 41 drill holes on the La Negra silver discovery with most drill holes returning significant and consistent intervals of high grade, widespread silver mineralization extending from surface to depth of 300 metres. Pan American Silver is currently conducting a 3,400 metre diamond drilling program, consisting of approximately 18 drill holes. The program will further test the La Negra Breccia as well as two additional targets identified to date.
Ongoing exploration by Kootenay's technical team in 2014, resulted in the discovery of La Negra Breccia. Initial exploration on the La Negra prospect included airborne geophysics, petrographic analysis, trenching and surface sampling. These programs validated extensive silver mineralization over a large surface area measuring approximately 100 to 200 metres in width by 500 metres in length. To follow up the initial exploration programs, Kootenay completed a Phase I drill program on La Negra, which returned significant and consistent intervals of high grade, widespread silver mineralization extending from surface to depth, confirming a substantial new silver discovery. In 2015, Kootenay carried out a Phase II drill program that further confirmed the continuity of silver grades and the consistency of silver mineralization to depth within the core of the diatreme breccia. These results further reinforced La Negra's future as a potential low-cost, open pittable silver resource, which ultimately led to Pan America Silver's interest in the project. Click the following link to view La Negra Drill Results.
To date, results from preliminary metallurgical testing of La Negra show potential for high silver recoveries by both leach extraction and flotation methods. Silver extraction in seven bottle roll tests (leach tests) ranged from 71 to 90%. Silver extraction in three rougher flotation tests ranged from 85 to 98%. Importantly, silver extraction by leaching was not influenced by sulphide sulphur content, and a sample of material from 100 to 200 metres below surface had 89% extraction in a bottle roll test. High silver recoveries by leaching, including in sulphide material, indicate potential for silver to be recovered on site in a dore, substantially reducing costs and discounts associated with a sulphide concentrate produced by flotation.
Metallurgical test work was completed by Kappes Cassiday and Associates of Reno, Nevada, under the direction of Hans Smit, P.Geo, a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. Seven samples were created for testing comprised of material from 9 or 10 sub-samples of drill core rejects from across the area drilled and grouped by specific vertical depth and grade ranges. Bottle roll leach tests were conducted on a 1,000 gram portion of each sample that was ring and puck pulverized to a target size of 80% passing 0.075 millimetres. Tests were run for a total of 96 hours, but in most tests the majority of the silver was recovered in the first 2 to 4 hours. Cyanide and lime inputs were not optimized.


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In a large bowl combine the strawberries and the granulated sugar and with a potato masher mash the berries gently until they release their juices, being careful not to crush them to a pulp. Let the mixture stand at room temperature, stirring occasionally, for 1 hour.
In a bowl beat the heavy cream with the sour cream and the confectioners' sugar until it holds a soft shape and beat in the vanilla. Split the biscuits horizontally with a fork, arrange the bottom halves on 8 plates, and spoon the strawberry mixture over them. Top the strawberry mixture with some of the whipped cream and arrange the biscuit tops on the cream. Serve the remaining cream separately.
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"Oh, hello, Duke Baskerville."
Hello, indeed. Glen Baskerville as usual is nothing but long, lean angles, pale and elegant clad in black, and the sideways glance that he casts Jack is nothing short of dismissive (if a bit wary).
"Are you alone? What a coincidence – I am, too."
Jack fastens himself to Glen's arm, then, no matter the relative lack of privacy. It's best to be forward, always is, because Glen will refuse him otherwise.
"Let me accompany you."
To your bed is the unspoken addition, and Glen lets Jack draw him along, at least to a hallway beyond the grand party wrapped within his ballroom. He lets Jack draw him close, lets Jack's lips drag against his throat, grab at his hips, and Jack thinks for one moment that he has won and Glen is his, his, all his for the taking and that means Lacie is, too –
"Not tonight," is the one, simple exhale that brings everything down and Jack hisses with frustration, shoving Glen into the nearest wall, not caring how Glen's head smacks against the hard surface or how Glen grimaces and growls.
He doesn't mind showing his temper, not around this man, because Glen knows he isn't all that he seems.
That scares Jack, really…
"Why not?"
"Because I said no."
And as easy as that, Glen shoves him off and away and Jack is left all the more aroused from the refusal – who refuses him? He's beautiful, isn't he? Beautiful and talented and especially talented in bed and any duke or duchess would gladly take him as some simpering concubine… except Glen Baskerville.
Damn him.
"You can sleep in my bed," Glen goes on, "but keep your clothes on if you decide to."
For some reason, fuming, Jack ends up doing it.
This was not the reality that he wanted, this sort of begrudging intimacy that is far greater than any sexual act.


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Uttarkashi, Feb 22 (PTI) Congress today accused the BJPgovernment in Uttarakhand of failing on all fronts and saidit could not even spend the money it received from Centre formanagement of natural disasters.
Addressing a Janakrosh rally, Leader of the oppositionin Uttarakhand Assembly Harak Singh Rawat alleged that thestate government had failed to solve any problem from drinkingwater to electricity, to education in the state during itsfour-year-old rule.
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text: You don't want to see how sausage gets made -- and you probably don't want to see how this sausage got stolen. Police in Florida arrested a man they say was captured on video stealing sausage naked. Investigators in Estero say Joshua Ryan Abernathy, 34, walked into the Mariner's Cove Club House nude on Jan. 7 and snatched napkins, a first-aid kit and some wieners Police say Joshua Ryan Abernathy, 34, walked nude around a clubhouse and stole sausage, napkins and a first-aid kit. A club worker told cops he found out about the burglary later that day when he realized the meat was missing while preparing for a bingo night. The man reviewed surveillance footage and alerted police when the video showed a nude man entering the club through an unlocked door, rifling through drawers and the refrigerator, and wandering the facility. This week, authorities released a censored version of that video, which has been posted on The News-Press website. The club worker says the perp resembled a man who had been asked to leave the grounds before and "possibly stays in a wooded area located west of Mariner's Cove." Police say they recognized the suspect from the video and arrested Abernathy, who has reportedly been charged with burglary and petty theft in connection with the incident. More Cops: Sausage Thief Wore No Pants


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Farmer 'ran over my dogs after threatening to shoot them' in dispute over trespassing
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Jeremy Furnell, 46, was walking his two miniature dachshunds, 18-month-old Misty and 23-month-old Mr Bojangles, when the incident occurred.
Mr Furnell was walking his dogs on the farmer, Brian Risley's land, when Mr Risley drove over in a red van.
Mr Risley, 76, was then reported to have shouted at him to get off his land before threatening to shoot the dogs.
The incident, which occurred on 3rd April this year on Mr Risley's Plantation Farm in Manea, Cambridgeshire, then turned sour.
Mr Furnell claims to have then grappled with the farmer and removed his shotgun, throwing it to the ground saying "You can't shoot me now!".
It is then reported that Mr Risley revved his engine causing the dogs to run away before driving after them and running them over 100 yards away.
Mr Risley, however, is denying these claims and said that Mr Furnell had punched him unconscious before pointing the gun in his face and shouting: "I'm going to shoot you, now." according to The Express.
After telling Mr Furnell to get off his land and threatening to shoot his dogs, Mr Furnell then said that he lost his temper and 'grabbed his firearm' throwing it on the floor.
Mr Furnell said that the farmer then drove his dogs down.
"His right wheel went right over Misty and Mr Bojangles was hit by the bumper," Mr Furnell told the Daily Mail.
"The farmer just drove off like a coward. My little girl Misty managed to drag herself towards me. I picked her up and she looked into my eyes and just died there and then. It was so horrible."
Mr Risley has another version of events.
"I was on my way to pick up a prescription when I saw him. He was after egrets. He kicked me out [of my van].
"When I came to my senses I got straight into the van and drove away. There is no way I saw any dogs. I didn't feel any bumps."
He also told The Express: "He knocked me unconscious and when I came round he had a gun and was pointing it at me.
"He said he was going to shoot me, but I knew there were no bullets in the rifle. I thought he wasn't right in the head so I made off at speed."
Both men involved in the incident then called the police and Mr Risley was arrested the same day on suspicion of threatening violence and causing criminal damage. A few days later he was told the case was being dropped for lack of evidence.
This is a serious issue and it will be interesting to see if anyone ever gets to the bottom of the events. However, it does raise a serious issue regarding dog walkers heading onto farmland.
What does everyone think about this?
Adam Rowden is a writer for Farming Ads view his Google+ page.


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