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Waves crash onto the beach at Garretstown last April.
Ryan has put his photos of the Irish Blog Awards online. Great shots!
This is part of another pillar near the one pictured yesterday but in much worse condition.
I love the textures and the way that rust practically flows down. It's a shame I didn't get everything in focus though.
I figured out why my posts started showing "This photo is currently unavailable". On March 1st Flickr changed the way they name their images. Previously it was only a matter of changing _m.jpg to _o.jpg to get the original image, or swapping in "_s.jpg" to get a small thumbnail. Now the numbers in the filename change as well.
It's a simple but tedious task to change the image before I publish a post but the thumbnails you see at the top of this page are generated by a small script which now needs to be rewritten and made a lot smarter.
This is another photo of Ruby, a springer spaniel that lives in Myrtleville. This time she followed us over to Fennell's Bay where she dashed off into the shallows after stones. She was deliriously happy!
Unfortunately the same could not be said for a group of teenagers higher up on the beach who threw stones at us and into the water very close to us. Their malevolent laughter spoiled that moment for us and put us in real danger. They weren't locals and by their accents it wasn't hard to figure out where in Cork they were from.
There's more of Ruby here and here. We were down in Myrtleville last weekend and didn't see her at all. I hope she's ok and was tucked up at home in front of the fire instead of at a cold and wet beach.
Congratulations to Gavin@Headphoneland for winning best photoblog at last night's Irish Blog Awards! Get well soon!
There's definitely something up with Flickr's "Blog This" function. The URL of the image it passed to my blog was borked and displayed the infamous, "This photo is currently unavailable". I reported it yesterday but I guess it'll take longer than that to fix.
The ever vexxing question of privacy arrises on Kevin's blog here and here. In the USA it's perfectly ok to use someone's image for non commercial usage as long as the photo was taken in a public place. I can understand why that woman is suing Yahoo! but I guess it's the money she wants rather than protecting her privacy. (Is there a difference?) I covered the issue in the past, where things could be a little different in Ireland – the expectation of privacy extends to a private conversation in a public place. Vexxing indeed!
The Digital Photography Show interviewed Bert Krages, the author of the PDF, The Photographer's Right on the subject of photographer's rights. I haven't listened yet but it should be good as he knows his stuff. Obviously laws will change from place to place so do some research locally before shooting on the street! The interview is also mentioned here and here.
A surfer rides the waves at Garretstown in early January this year. I'm not sure how many were out there but we talked to one wet and cold looking one when he came out of the water and he told us they had been there for a few hours.
The heavens opened and rain fell shortly after. Only the surfers were left out in the open.
Donal has a good post about exposure. Donal, you should read Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera by Bryan Peterson. I'll lend you my copy if you want. It's a great read.
A tyre causes waves to crash up and splash over it on the beach at Garretstown in Co. Cork almost a year ago.
This picture languished in my archives until last weekend when I frantically looked about for "Sea" releated material for theme night at the camera club!
If you're around Cork at the weekend, Mallow Camera Club is hosting the SACC Annual Competition and Exhibition tomorrow. A number of other clubs will be enter the competition and should be a good day out. Unfortunately I can't be there due to prior commitments. Also, on Monday night Des Clinton will give a talk at the club on "Best of Irish" which should be a good night. A number of his images can be seen in this gallery.
PS. a tyre is a tire.
Small boats or dingies tied up at the pier in Ballycotton, Co. Cork.
I was looking straight down when I shot this and had to crop out a tiny bit off the bottom where the pier was. The tide was way out, I expect the owners of these small boats weren't in a hurry to get out on the water.
Owen Higgins wasn't very happy that he wasn't nominated for the Irish Blog Awards. Treasa blogged about his rant, quoting bits that he has since removed. He later commented on Treasa's post that he didn't understand how the nomination process worked. Go show him some love by visiting his site. Some of his photos are quite good!
Father and son wading in the shallow water at Inch Strand, Co. Kerry last September.
I previously posted a picture of the child but this image demanded attention when I was looking for "sea" photos. I love the silhouettes, the colour, the waves and the clouds.
Happy Valentines Day!
Damien says there's only three days left to vote in the Irish Blog Awards. 1100 people have voted and apparently we're in for some shocks if voting patterns remain the way they are. So, thank you all who voted for me already, and if you haven't voted, please take two minutes to vote for In Photos in the best Photoblog section.
Riding through the waves at Inchadoney beach, Co. Cork. The horse loved the experience galloping up and down the beach with gusto!
Last night was themes night at the camera club and I had to come up with several images about the "sea". Luckily I had a good few ready but I searched through my archives and found a few more. Expect more sea related images over the next few days.
Dad carries the forgotten kite, daughter walks through the water and mom basks in the sun of a glorious September afternoon at Inch Strand, Co. Kerry.
Tonight is theme night at the camera club. My theme is "The sea" so I went through my archives yesterday choosing suitable photos. This will be one, which is possibly stretching the definition a little but it does have breaking waves on a beach.
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#1 Mar 13, 2013
So I heard on a radio talk show that Michelle Obama is planning for her 50th birthday party. They said that the White House has already spent $2.1 million just planning it! So add this expense to those million dollar parties they have and figure out how many people all that money would help that are losing their homes to foreclosure because they lost their jobs because of bad planning by the government. Maybe we should out-source the Obama's jobs to India or Taiwan like most of our jobs have been. And to all you people that voted for Obama, I hope you're happy with that birthday party coming up. Too bad you're not invited but don't feel too bad because your tax dollars are paying for it.
#2 Mar 13, 2013
Bill O had some spending facts last night. The US federal government just awarded some science team 1.5 million dollars to study why there is such a high percentage of fat lesbians, and gay men stay in much better shape.
I don't know who pays for Mrs. Dictators birthday, but I doubt the taxpayer is footing the bill. I could be wrong of course, but I'm just assuming.
#3 Mar 13, 2013
And water is wet. Death is inevitable. Any other obvious news to report? Party politics is funny. They want to point out Michelle, but will not point out all the fat cat republicans who do the same. Finding the politicians who don't abuse spending allowances is newsworthy. Finding those who do isn't.
They have been funding ridiculous studies since before any one of us were born. It's how departments justify their budgets. How much of that money is pocketed? A lot. LOL
Heck, I abuse my spending allowance. That's the whole point of having one in the first place. Don't get mad; find a way in the game. That's what I decided to do. If you can't beat them, join them.
#4 Mar 13, 2013
Yeah, easy if you can stick your hand in the tax till, that is if there IS a till you can take from. I'm retired and on a fixed income. My till's always empty so I can't really do what the Obamas do, like have million dollar parties.
The money that these dingbats rip off of the tax payers could be going towards paving our roads. Any body taken a ride through Garfield in the last few years? Rockside between South Lee Rd and Turney is like the craters on the moon. I do see they have some orange barrels on the tree lawns there so maybe they're going to pave it finally. Maybe the Obamas skipped ONE party and donated the tax money to get Rockside paved! hahaha! Fat chance!
Hey! I just come up with an idea! How about the government donate money to me so I can see how many garages I can have built and how many muscle cars from the 60s' & 70s' I could by? lolhahahalol!
#5 Mar 13, 2013
Speaking of Garfield, did they ever complete that road? That cityview project is an example of government corruption. Isn't the former mayor now enjoying golf in Arizona?
Look at Iraq and Haliburton. Republicans and Democrats got rich off tricking the American people into the Iraq war.
Why do you think people get into politics? The perks are great. Tax dollars are prime for misuse. Both Republicans and Democrats do it. If you don't think Bush, Clinton, or Reagan were screwing you over, you're living in the land of Oz. LOL They're all crooks.
They don't care about your fixed income. They(republicans and democrats) want to stop you from getting cheap prescription drugs from Canada. Meanwhile, they have the best healthcare in the solar system. Who pays for it? You did.
#6 Mar 14, 2013
You mean that road that was supposed to continue Transportation Blvd to Rockside? Naw. Probably never happen. Someone is clearing all the trees down from the other side of where that road was supposed to come out though so maybe it's in the stages of being built. It would take a lot of traffic off of Turney if it was built. And then they can build a bunch of strip malls along that road and then close them down after a year or so like they did that City View project. WOW! What a waste of money that place turned out to be. They built those stores on a garbage land fill so then they closed it down because they said there was deadly gasses seeping into the stores. So, maybe they can build that road and build stores along it because I heard that there's a large Indian burial ground there! lol!
#7 Mar 14, 2013
City View is another story. When they build malls like that one, they have an anchor store and surrounding stores that feed off the main store. In the contract, if the anchor store closes up or leaves, that means all contracts of the other businesses are null and void.
In other words, all those smaller stores got business from people who shopped at Wal-Mart. When Wal-Mart left, so did the other stores because their business dried up as well.
Stories that came out afterwards showed that there was no danger in the supposed gasses that entered the store. They set the alarms to sensitive and needed an excuse to close up because of the Super Wal-Mart in Bedford. Garfield didn't have the money to challenge the dream team of lawyers that a multi-billion dollar organization like Wal-Mart had.
I think that mall is one of the best malls around. It's setup so conveniently that it's a short walk to any store in there. I love going there, it's just that there's not much there anymore. But I have faith.
I have an apple computer, so if I need do-dads like keyboards, a mouse or some minor repair or update for my computer, I have to go to Legacy Village to the Apple store. You want to talk about a ridiculous and uncomfortable mall. You can't even find WTF you're looking for, and even if you do, try to find your way out of the place. Parking is horrible. You can't park anywhere near the store you're going to shop at. You actually need a map of the place to locate the place you're looking for.
#8 Mar 14, 2013
No, you find a way to beat them.
The problem is that most people don't pay attention to what their politicians are doing. They don't know how they vote or what they agreed to spend money on. If it's a Democrat, then it doesn't matter because the voters in Democrat areas love when Washington spends money. If it's a Republican area, voters don't follow the votes of their politicians.
Sure, it's always happened, but now our country is near financial collapse. It has to stop. DumBama runs around playing golf, and every time he does, he has to have an entourage that costs tens of thousands of dollars. Then when asked or when he speaks, he tells us how much more sacrifice is needed from the people--particularly the wealthy.
#9 Mar 14, 2013
I agree with you about Legacy Village. It was a mess out there whenever I went. Your best bet is to go to Crocker Park.
Shopping at the Giant Eagle at City View was like night and day compared to the one at Southgate. I remember when I boycotted Garfield because of that speeding van hustle they had(The one they deployed all over the city). I still refused to go to the Southgate Giant Eagle.
I'm not wasting my life fighting when it's easier to join them. You have been alive over 50 years. Have you witnessed people getting smarter? Of course not. They fall for the same tricks they did 20 years ago. The same tricks they fell for 40 years ago. The same tricks they fell for in 1913 work in 2013.
The general population is just too dumb. Think about the average voter in both parties. They can't even run their own lives. How can they hope to take part the political process? If people were smart enough for democracy to work, everyone would be an engineer, scientist, lawyer, doctor, accountant and so forth.
The reason why things seemed to work better years ago is the dumb masses had less to occupy themselves with. Video games didn't exist. There were only three channels(that's if you had a tv). No Internet. No cell phones. With all the distractions of today's world, any hope is lost.
True, the Internet and social media have been used in other parts of the world for coups and political movements. But outside of the movement against SOPA, the people of the U.S. just don't seem to use social medial for positive purposes -- at least on a large scale.
#10 Jun 16, 2013
don' foegets dat mah huzbaynd be outta' a geob soun sow pay dose tayxeses so's we's kin keeps up's hour laiff stillez. Gimmy day moohlahz!
#11 Jun 27, 2013
1.5 million to study that,I will give you the answer for free,just like me they are eating to much and not the healthy foods.Are goverment is a Fu@@ing joke.
#12 Jun 27, 2013
I hear a lot on the news or talk show radio that when the King & Queen of the USA go to other countries, it's paid for by tax money. They fly several planes loaded with limos, personal belongings, secret service, they even bring bullet proof windows to put into the hotels they stay at. Seems odd that the windows would have to be replaced with bullet proof windows though because last time I heard, bullets can go through walls. But anyway, all this costs the tax payers.
A place I worked at, this one guy ran for chief union steward and won. Later on he told me the reason he ran was because he now has seniority over
everyone. So, if layoffs came, since he's top union official, he stays working and guys with higher seniority gets the boot. So, he just went for the position for himself, not to help the workers. Sounds a lot like our president and his queen to me. Same bull-crap. Just got elected for the money, power and prestige.
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It was the dead of the night, and the neighbourhood was as quiet as a cemetery. Crawling on all fours, Rachel Ross proceeded to a corner of her room to hide. With her hands over her head, she could not stop shaking. Tears streamed uncontrollably down her crimson cheeks. Her eyes widened with fear and panic, and her head jerked hard each time her father's fists brought resounding pounds on her room door. With quivering lips, she began to stammer a short prayer. Suddenly, the door swung open…
Rachel woke up with a start. Her mouth was as dry as cotton. Taking a few deep breaths, she turned off her alarm clock. Still, feeling light-headed and groggy, she stumbled into the toilet to prepare herself for school. Hesitantly, Rachel slipped her pants off. She already expected what she would see; her butt cheeks were covered with tiger-like stripes the shade of an eggplant, and great ovals of bruises spotted the back of her thighs. She fingered each bruise lightly, thinking how she wished she had never been born. Ever since she was young, Rachel's father had looked for her in the middle of the night to vent out his frustrations on her. When Rachel's mother tried to stop him, her husband would reckon she joined the daughter in her little mid-night adventure. When the time came, he would curse and swear for no apparent reason, then grab hold of his belt and made his way to her room. Little Rachel then just could not understand why her daddy would beat her up. As soon as she heard him, she would rush over to lock her door. Then, the only thing left to do was to wait in a corner and weep away. If her father went away, that was that, and she would not have to worry until the next night. If not, her father would break into her room, push her face down on her bed then whip and pinch away like there was no tomorrow. A while later, which seemed like an eternity to Rachel, her father would give her a stern warning about keeping mum about the matter. 'No one would believe it anyway. And if this gets out, you'll get it from me,' he gritted through clenched teeth.
Rachel gave a small squeal. She had been pressing on a bruise as she thought about her pitiful life. Sighing, she quickly got dressed –well enough to cover up her injuries- then headed out for school.
School passed in a blur. What was her first class? She could not remember. Did she take a History test? How was it? Rachel shrugged them away. Not long after, the end-of-the-day bell rang. As she left the school and made her way to the playground, someone called out to her.
'Hey Rebel Rose, walked into the door again?' Rachel whipped around and saw her good friend, Mike Tyers, walking towards her. He smiled. 'What's with that cut over there?' He gestured vaguely, waving his finger around his left eye. 'There's a cut?' Rachel gasped. How could she not have noticed? She bit her lip in embarrassment. Mike laughed. He paused for a while, then added, 'You know…you should really go talk to someone about it." Rachel laughed nervously. 'For a cut below my eye?' Mike smiled. 'And the bruises on your thighs.' Her heart skipped a beat. Mike explained, 'You jump up again whenever you slump down on your chair. Rachel, I think I know what is happening, and I think you should tell someone about it. Tell a teacher, tell the police, tell your neighbour…just tell someone about it. Life is just more than just pain, you know that.' For a moment, Rachel felt tempted. But she remembered her father's words. She turned around and walked away, leaving Mike gaping after her. 'Rachel!' She hurried her pace…
That night, Rachel tossed and turned in bed. She could not stop thinking about what Mike had said earlier. 'Is it really possible to tell someone about it? I mean, if I told the police they would protect me, right? But…would they believe me?' A tear trickled down her cheek. Suddenly, she glanced at her clock. It was nearly time. More tears streamed down her cheeks. Would she have to deal with her father again tonight? She was really sick of the endless torture. Then, her body trembled as the adrenaline rushed through her veins. Tonight, she thought to herself, everything will change. Tonight, she would deal with the monster no more. Tonight…she would run away.
Rachel ran to her window. She slid the metal frames away, and then carefully placed her right leg over the grill. Her heart thumped harder when she looked down. It was pitch black, and she had to be careful. Wiping the tears away which blurred her vision, she slowly brought her left leg over the grill. Then, she noticed a metal ladder at the side. Perfect! She felt like a songbird which was going to escape from its cage. She laughed a little from the excitement. She would run to Mike's house, then to a police station to report her father. Freedom was just minutes away. She was about to leave the window, when her room door swung open violently.
Rachel gasped in horror. Her father stared at her, his face turning into a shade of fiery red. Rachel was too stunned to move, and her father grabbed her arm and dragged her into the house. 'SO YOU WANT TO RUN AWAY?!YOU INCORRIBLE KID!' He flung her onto the bed. He started to slap her. 'YOU ARE A GOOD-FOR-NOTHING! AFTER WHAT YOUR MOTHER AND I WENT THROUGH TO RAISE YOU UP, YOU ARE RUNNING AWAY?! COME BACK, YOU DISGUSTING MINX!' It was a tense moment as Rachel screamed at the top of her lungs, trying to escape her father's clutches, while her father growled like a beast and lunged for her. He grabbed Rachel's shoulders and pushed her towards her table. There was a dull, thud crack as her skull hit against the sharp edge of her table. Rachel's eyes were wide and her mouth in an O shape of surprise as she collapsed to the floor…
There was a soft breeze, and a maple leaf fell, swaying from right to left, before landing on a block of polished rock. A small statue of an angel girl with an upturned face sat it. Her name, Rachel Anne Katelyn Ross, was carved in an elegant Italic Goth font into the rock. This is the story of a broken heart the world forgot. Rachel grinned tearfully as she admired her grave. She got her freedom in the end after all.
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EUR/CHF edged higher to 1.1554 last week but lost momentum since then. Initial bias remains neutral this week and some consolidations would be seen below 1.1554 temporary top first. But note that another rise will remain mildly in favor as long as 1.0920 support holds. Above 1.1554 will target 1.1891 and possibly above. However, break of 1.0920 will indicate that rebound from 1.0061 has completed and will flip bias back to the downside for retesting this low.
In the bigger picture, the strength of the rebound from 1.0061 argues it's a medium term bottom and EUR/CHF has turned into a phase of medium term consolidation. Sustained trading above 55 days EMA will bring stronger rise back to 1.2399/3243 resistance zone but strong resistance should be seen there to bring reversal. On the downside, decisive break of parity is needed to confirm down trend resumption. Otherwise, we'll now stay neutral in the cross and at least expect some more consolidations above there.
In the long term picture, the long term down trend from 1.6827, which is part of the multi-decade decline from 1993 high of 1.8234, is still in progress and has just met 161.8% projection of 1.8234 to 1.4391 from 1.6827 at 1.0609. We will not consider the possibility of reversal before seeing a pattern or before a break of 1.2399 resistance. The down trend is expected to extend to 200% projection at 0.9141 next.


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Ohio State finished Saturday's last game with Akron with just 20 points in a 20-2 win in Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes left for the halftime break with just three points on the board, and had given up two on a first-quarter safety. Perhaps worst of all, OSU turned the ball over five times, all of which came past its own 40-yard line.
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I am looking for some VX07 and DP no longer sells under 100 yards. Does anyone have some extra laying around that they would like to part with?
@jhalanLocale: Midwest
This guy has 32 yards of it for 8 bucks a yard, will sell in half yard increments.
@cmuthigLocale: Georgia
DP sells 100 yard minimums? Does that include their 2nds?
Unfortunately, that is TX07, which is slightly different. They apparently just added the 100 yard minimum in recently, which is extremely unfortunate.
@brendansLocale: Fruita CO
Huge bummer.
@scfhomeLocale: Chocorua NH, USA
I am pretty sure that the 4.9 oz/sq/yd Xpac that Rockywoods sells is VX07.
The Wasabi I purchased was 4.9 oz. You can order samples to check out the colors they are selling now.
Thank you. I will have to check that out. I ended up ordering the 2.5 ounce cuben from Ron Rod. Still, if anyone has any of the white or black, I will take it.
@cmuthigLocale: Georgia
Just contacted DP and thought I would pass along the info I was provided.
Their minimum order for in stock fabrics will be 50 yards. Fabrics that are not in stock currently will be 1000 yard minimums, which isn't anything too new.
This applies to both their 1st and 2nds.
They say for "small fabricators" that Rockywoods will be stocking the fabric. From what I can see, Rockywoods currently offers the Xpac they always had and VX21.
I am still pretty well stocked on DP fabrics for now, but it looks like in the future, group buys will be the best option to get 2nd fabrics or anything not stocked at Rockywood.
I definitely agree there. I am in for any group buy.
Edit: Good to know that it is 50 and not 100. I don't know why I was told 100
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i've got some vx07 in a light gray with black diagonal reinforcement. how much are you looking for?
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College sports and drug abuse has increasingly become a serious problem over the years.? Few would argue that athletic success depends on both physical and mental health.? Given that, it would be reasonable to expect that college athletes avoid using alcohol and other drugs to preserve their overall health and enhance their athletic performance. However, studies show that many college athletes use alcohol, spit tobacco, and abuse steroids at higher rates than their non-athlete peers. Cocaine attracted publicity for its role in the deaths of star athletes in the 1980s and has since shown up as a prevalent drug among college athletes. Cocaine of course poses risks for college athletes, as do other drugs such as diet aids, ephedrine, marijuana, and psychedelics.
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Athletes and DrinkingAthletes tend to drink in seasonal cycles. A study at a large private university in 1990 found an approximate 50 percent increase in drinking for athletes during the off-season. In season, 42 percent of men and 26 percent of women drank alcohol at least once a week, but during the remainder of the year weekly alcohol consumption jumped to 60 percent for men and 41 percent for women.
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April is National Poetry Month, and CBC Books has been celebrating with a Spring Collections special: each week, we have showcased a recently published book of poetry with a Q&A with the author, and a sample poem from the collection.
Today's featured poem is our final offering. It's from Floating Life by Moez Surani, published by Wolsak & Wynn.
Bombay Morning
for Fayaz and Shams Surani
What I've learned. My grandfather: a voracious reader. He consumed his collected Shakespeare
twice over, three times over. Hamlet was his favourite. And his collected Gibbon, which my uncle
Fayaz calls impenetrable. He would read while shaving, the book open beside the basin.
He would go to pray, and clarify a portion of the prayer he could not interpret then would sit in the
library afterwards while others gossiped. A pensive man. He didn't like talking. He would
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There is a large dining table in this apartment and over half is covered -- spice bottles, sauces, bags
of chips and chocolates, a bottle of cutlery, water, plates in a stack, Time, newspapers and medicinebottles. Over the remaining third we eat. A silver thermos of creamed tea, a plate of bread, jam
the spilled cream, our elbows and quiet eating, the saucers of tea that nana blows on and Meboob's
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Meanwhile, the ancestors gaze down at us from their large portraits beside the fridge. Cars and
honking and motorcycles outside. The overreacting engines of rickshaws. Nana pours more tea into
the saucer and blows on it and with both hands, sips it. They leave so it is only Fayaz left in his blue
pyjamas eating jamboori with his glucometer and eye drop bottles in front of him and his glasses on
the cheese box. The chewed pits in a saucer with a napkin folded under it. He chews the fruit while
staring out of the huge window.
When he stands and leaves a crow comes in and sits on the table. I jump up from the swinging chair
and wave it out and Fayaz and I go laughing into the kitchen to his wife. The last thing on the
agenda, Fayaz says, recovering and sitting down again, is tea.
Moez Surani's writing has been included in numerous anthologies and literary journals, including the Literary Review of Canada and The Walrus. He has attended writing residencies in Finland, Latvia and Switzerland, and his writing has won the Chalmers Arts Fellowship and the Antigonish Review's Poem of the Year prize.
Floating Life, Moez Surani's second collection of poetry, is true to its title: it's about being on the move, connections made and left behind, and, above all, the fleeting nature of experience, rendered in language that is spare but delicately evocative.
Q: You described the poems in your first collection, Reticent Bodies, as experiments in "how reality can be depicted." How does Floating Life enlarge upon those experiments?
MS: I would be suspicious of picking up a book about travel. I haven't liked many of the ones I have read. When I began writing about other places, places I was outside of and that I could enter and leave, I wanted to avoid generalizations or images that could be mistaken for emblems. That would be a boring and naive way to write. So, I tried avoiding this by getting rid of the space between what was incidental to the poem and what was significant. I hope the two come together so closely in this book that the significant things get imbued with that feeling of being accidental and passing. The second thing is the irony that weaves in and out of these poems and that recognizes that what I write about other places and situations is particular to me -- it's contingent and provisional. It isn't authoritative or lasting or emblematic. So I wouldn't presume to say what spring is like or what night is like or what Cairo is like, but I'll write a poem about one vivid spring day, one night, and the surreal poem towards the end of the book that renders what I felt the atmosphere of that city to be.
Q: You've commented in an interview that "a passing moment can be rendered more holistically with an image rather than statements." What did you mean by that?
MS: I'm interested in a situation, the tension of a moment, its flavour and possibilities, not my opinion or interpretation of it. Those things don't interest me. So instead of giving my perspective or my editorials I leave those behind and present the moment with as much fidelity as I'm capable of.
Both of these questions so far relate to my point of view: Even though objectivity isn't possible, I aspire to it. Imagery is a way of going beyond my perspective and attempting a wider vision.
Q: These poems are set in many locations, from Cape Breton's Cabot Trail to Rome, Cairo, Finland...what journey does this collection as a whole take the reader on?
MS: I was surprised by what people got out of the first book. For me, Floating Life is a book of pleasures -- friendships, travel, love, Asia, Greece, Cairo. The best way I can put it is that it's a journey over to the high end of the piano.
Q: How did you come to write the poem Bombay Morning? What was its genesis?
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For a trio of Americans, this Saturday marks tough road matches against the top three teams in the Premiership.
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Alfredo Morales and FC Ingolstadt 04 play Arminia Bielefeld.
Andrew Wooten and FSV Frankfurt play FC Union Berlin.
Sacha Kljestan and RSC Anderlecht play KSC Lokeren.
Herculez Gomez, Joe Corona, Edgar Castillo, Greg Garza, Paul Arriola and Club Tijuana play Jaguares de Chiapas.
Tim Howard and Everton play Chelsea.
Jozy Altidore and Sunderland play Arsenal.
Geoff Cameron and Stoke City play Manchester City.
Clint Dempsey and Fulham play West Bromwich Albion.
Sebastian Lletget and West Ham United play Cody Cropper and Southampton.
Gboly Ariyibi and Leeds United play Middlesbrough.
Brek Shea and Barnsley play Millwall.
Jonathan Spector, Will Packwood and Birmingham City play Blackpool.
Tim Ream, Stuart Holden and Bolton Wanderers play Watford. (Holden is out injured.)
Eric Lichaj and Nottingham Forest play Burnley.
Zak Whitbread and Derby County play AFC Bournemouth.
Oguchi Onyewu and Sheffield Wednesday play Huddersfield Town.
Danny Williams and Reading play Blackburn Rovers.
Duane Holmes and Yeovil Town play Doncaster Rovers.
Fabian Johnson and TSG 1899 Hoffenheim play Borussia Moenchengladbach.
Timmy Chandler and FC Nurnberg play TSV Eintracht Braunschweig. (Chandler is out injured.)
John Brooks and Hertha Berlin play VfB Stuttgart.
Bobby Wood and TSV 1860 Munich play SC Paderborn 07.
Jermaine Jones and Besiktas play Galatasaray.
Conor O'Brien and Odense BK play FC Midtjylland.
Terrence Boyd and Rapid Vienna play SV Grodig.
Jose Torres and Tigres UANL play Veracruz.
Alonso Hernandez and Monterrey play Club Atlas.
Brad Guzan and Aston Villa play Newcastle United.
Brad Friedel and Tottenham Hotspur play Norwich City.
Steve Cherundolo and Hannover 96 play Bayern Munich.
Alejandro Bedoya and FC Nantes play Stade Rennes.
Juan Agudelo and FC Utrecht play FC Groningen.
Aron Johannsson and AZ Alkmaar play Ajax.
Babajide Ogunbiyi, Mike Grella and Viborg FF play Randers FC.
Jonathan Bornstein and Atlante play DaMarcus Beasley, Michael Orozco and Puebla.
Oguchi Onyewu and Sheffield Wednesday play Charlton Athletic.
Which of these matches are you most looking forward to? How do you see Cameron faring against Manchester City? Think Howard and Everton will knock off Chelsea?
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Jozy will bang in atleast two goals
Paul pierce
Face it…. Altidore is just another Adu/Greg Oden/Tim tebow/Jamarcus Russel/Baha Man
Omaha Central
Face it, we saw this same hype with Kincaid back in 08. The problem is that most Americans stop trying when they get their first endorsement deal or eat at Taco Johns.
SBI TroII
Ook wheelchair boy, whateva you say…
Dirk McQuigley
Even if Jozy continues his horrid season with Sunderland, at least he would be a has been given his success at AZ and to some degree with the Nats. The rest of those names were spectacular busts.
…and Freddy is on the plane to Brazil – LOL!
Geoff Cameron has been having a great season for STOKE playing rightback.
For a guy of his height he might be the best player in the US pool with the ball at his feet.
Between Shea, Bedoya and Agudelo who finds a goal this week?
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Located in Historic Center - Downtown, Hotel Domus Florentiae is adjacent to Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum and within a 10-minute walk of other popular attractions like Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower. This 14-room, 4-star hotel has a bar/lounge and 24-hour room service, along with free in-room WiFi. Ponte Vecchio and Florence Baptistery are a short walk from the hotel, which is in the historical district.
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Hotel Domus Florentiae features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Florence hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, 24-hour room service, and a television in a common area.
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Frank Shaw is a wholesaler and distributor of hardware products. Whether your customers are looking for Bayonet, Challenge or Solstud brand of tacks, panel pins, netting staples, nails or the 'X' brand of picture hooks, pins and wire we can supply the products you need.
If you are looking to buy direct visit our on-line shop.
For over 100 years Frank Shaw (Bayonet) of Redditch in the UK has been supplying the finest quality hardware products to both the trade and DIY'ers. These products have been marketed under brand names including Bayonet, Challenge and Solstuds - achieving an enviable reputation for providing a wide product range at premium quality coupled with first class service levels.
The famous 'X' brand is widely acknowledged as being the leading range of quality picture hooks and hanging accessories on the market. The Original Patent Picture Hooks were scientifically developed at the beginning of the 1900's and are still manufactured to the same essential design today.


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