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Most people are writing Toronto's chances of making the playoffs and while I will admit they have an uphill battle there are several positives on their side.
They play 2 games against Montreal. If they win those 2 games they will close the game on Montreal by 4 points. They also play Tampa on Saturday and could close the gap on them by 2 points as well.
They have 2 games against Pittsburgh who weren't very good to start with and now are even worse that they have traded Recchi and Jackman. They play 3 games against the Islanders who have just traded Parrish, Kvasha, Sopel and Lukowich and won't be near as good a team as they were 2 days ago (and they weren't very good then either). They play 2 games against Boston who just traded away Samsonov and weren't a very good team to start with. They also have a game against Florida. That is 8 fairly easy games.
The downside is that they play Buffalo 4 times and they have a lot of trouble with Buffalo. They also play Philadelphia twice and Ottawa, New Jersey, and the Rangers once each. They will probably need to win at minimum 6 or 7 of those 12 games to have a chance at the playoffs which is possible but will be a challenge.
If they win both games against Montreal, the game against Tampa, 6 of those 8 'easy' games and 5 of the 11 'difficult' games they will go 14-7 which will give them 89 points and a potential shot at the playoffs. Taking out the 7 games against Ottawa, Toronto is a combined 7-7-1 against those other difficult teams (NYR, Phi, Car, NJ) so going 5 for 11 in those games is definitely achievable.
Speak ing of Tampa, they are playing horrible having lost 4 of 5 since the Olympics and I don't think they will make the playoffs. Either Toronto, or more likely Atlanta will catch them.


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During the course of a prolific career, Denise Levertov created a highly regarded body of poetry that reflects her beliefs as an artist and a humanist. Her work embraces a wide variety of genres and themes, including nature lyrics, love poems, protest poetry, and poetry inspired by her faith in God. "Dignity, reverence, and strength are words that come to mind as one gropes to characterize . . . one of America's most respected poets," wrote Amy Gerstler in the Los Angeles Times Book Review. Gerstler added that a "reader poking her nose into any Levertov book at random finds herself in the presence of a clear uncluttered voice—a voice committed to acute observation and engagement with the earthly, in all its attendant beauty, mystery and pain."
World Literature Today contributor Doris Earnshaw once described Levertov as being "fitted by birth and political destiny to voice the terrors and pleasures of the twentieth century. . . . She [had] published poetry since the 1940s that [spoke] of the great contemporary themes: Eros, solitude, community, war." Although born and raised in England, Levertov came to the United States when she was twenty-five years old, and all but her first few poetry collections have been described as thoroughly American. Early on, critics and colleagues alike detected an American idiom and style in her work, noting the influences of writers like William Carlos Williams, H. D. (Hilda Doolittle), Kenneth Rexroth, Wallace Stevens, and the projectivist Black Mountain poets. With the onset of the turbulent 1960s, Levertov delved into socio-political poetry and continued writing in this sphere; in Modern American Women Poets Jean Gould called her "a poet of definite political and social consciousness." However, Levertov refused to be labeled, and Rexroth once described her in With Eye and Ear as "in fact classically independent."
Because Levertov never received a formal education, her earliest literary influences can be traced to her home life in Ilford, England, a suburb of London. Levertov and her older sister, Olga, were educated by their Welsh mother, Beatrice Adelaide Spooner-Jones, until the age of thirteen. The girls further received sporadic religious training from their father, Paul Philip Levertoff, a Russian Jew who converted to Christianity and subsequently moved to England and became an Anglican minister. In the Dictionary of Literary Biography, Carolyn Matalene explained that "the education [Levertov] did receive seems, like Robert Browning's, made to order. Her mother read aloud to the family the great works of nineteenth-century fiction, and she read poetry, especially the lyrics of Tennyson. . . . Her father, a prolific writer in Hebrew, Russian, German, and English, used to buy secondhand books by the lot to obtain particular volumes. Levertov grew up surrounded by books and people talking about them in many languages." It has been said that many of Levertov's readers favor her lack of formal education because they see it as an impetus to verse that is consistently clear, precise, and accessible. According to Earnshaw, "Levertov seems never to have had to shake loose from an academic style of extreme ellipses and literary allusion, the self-conscious obscurity that the Provencal poets called 'closed.'"
Levertov had confidence in her poetic abilities from the beginning, and several well-respected literary figures believed in her talents as well. Gould recorded Levertov's "temerity" at the age of twelve when she sent several of her poems directly to T. S. Eliot: "She received a two-page typewritten letter from him, offering her 'excellent advice.' . . . His letter gave her renewed impetus for making poems and sending them out." Other early supporters included critic Herbert Read, editor Charles Wrey Gardiner, and author Kenneth Rexroth. When Levertov had her first poem published in Poetry Quarterly in 1940, Rexroth professed: "In no time at all Herbert Read, Tambimutti, Charles Wrey Gardiner, and incidentally myself, were all in excited correspondence about her. She was the baby of the new Romanticism. Her poetry had about it a wistful Schwarmerei unlike anything in English except perhaps Matthew Arnold's 'Dover Beach.' It could be compared to the earliest poems of Rilke or some of the more melancholy songs of Brahms."
During World War II, Levertov pursued nurse's training and spent three years as a civilian nurse at several hospitals in the London area, during which time she continued to write poetry. Her first book of poems, The Double Image, was published just after the war in 1946. Although a few poems in this collection focus on the war, there is no direct evidence of the immediate events of the time. Instead, as noted above by Rexroth, the work is very much in keeping with the British neo-romanticism of the 1940s, for it contains formal verse that some consider artificial and overly sentimental. Some critics detect the same propensity for sentimentality in Levertov's second collection, Here and Now. In the National Review, N. E. Condini commented in retrospect on both of these volumes: "In The Double Image, a recurrent sense of loss prompts [Levertov] to extemporize on death as not a threat but a rite to be accepted gladly and honored. This germ of personal mythology burgeons in Here and Now with a fable-like aura added to it. . . . [ Here and Now] is a hymn to 'idiot' joy, which the poet still considers the best protection against the aridity of war and war's memories. Her weakness lies in a childish romanticism, which will be replaced later by a more substantial concision. Here the language is a bit too ornate, too flowery." Criticism aside, Gould said The Double Image revealed one thing for certain: "the young poet possessed a strong social consciousness and . . . showed indications of the militant pacifist she was to become."
Levertov came to the United States in 1948, after marrying American writer Mitchell Goodman, and began developing the style that was to make her an internationally respected American poet. Some critics maintain that her first American poetry collection, Here and Now, contains vestiges of the sentimentalism that characterized her first book, but for some, Here and Now displays Levertov's newly found American voice. Rexroth, for one, insisted in his 1961 collection of essays titled Assays that "the Schwarmerei and lassitude are gone. Their place has been taken by a kind of animal grace of the word, a pulse like the footfalls of a cat or the wingbeats of a gull. It is the intense aliveness of an alert domestic love—the wedding of form and content. . . . What more do you want of poetry? You can't ask much more." Gould claimed that by the time With Eyes at the Back of Our Heads was published in 1959, Levertov was "regarded as a bona fide American poet."
Levertov's American poetic voice was, in one sense, indebted to the simple, concrete language and imagery, and also the immediacy, characteristic of Williams Carlos Williams's art. Accordingly, Ralph J. Mills Jr. remarked in his essay in Poets in Progress that Levertov's verse "is frequently a tour through the familiar and the mundane until their unfamiliarity and otherworldliness suddenly strike us. . . . The quotidian reality we ignore or try to escape, . . . Levertov revels in, carves and hammers into lyric poems of precise beauty." In turn, Midwest Quarterly reviewer Julian Gitzen explained that Levertov's "attention to physical details [permitted her] to develop a considerable range of poetic subject, for, like Williams, she [was] often inspired by the humble, the commonplace, or the small, and she [composed] remarkably perceptive poems about a single flower, a man walking two dogs in the rain, and even sunlight glittering on rubbish in a street."
In another sense, Levertov's verse exhibited the influence of the Black Mountain poets, such as Robert Duncan, Charles Olson, and Robert Creeley, whom Levertov met through her husband. Cid Corman was among the first to publish Levertov's poetry in the United States in Origin in the 1950s. Unlike her early formalized verse, Levertov now gave homage to the projectivist verse of the Black Mountain era, whereby the poet "projects" through content rather than through strict meter or form. Although Levertov was assuredly influenced by several renowned American writers of the time, Matalene believed Levertov's "development as a poet [had] certainly proceeded more according to her own themes, her own sense of place, and her own sensitivities to the music of poetry than to poetic manifestos." Indeed, Matalene explained that when Levertov became a New Directions author in 1959, this came to be because editor James Laughlin had detected in Levertov's work her own unique voice.
With the onset of the United States' involvement in Vietnam during the 1960s, Levertov's social consciousness began to more completely inform both her poetry and her private life. With Muriel Rukeyser and several other poets, Levertov founded the Writers and Artists Protest against the War in Vietnam. She took part in several anti-war demonstrations in Berkeley, California, and elsewhere, and was briefly jailed on numerous occasions for civil disobedience. In the ensuing decades she spoke out against nuclear weaponry, American aid to El Salvador, and the Persian Gulf War. The Sorrow Dance, Relearning the Alphabet, To Stay Alive, and, to an extent, Candles in Babylon, as well as other poetry collections, address many socio-political themes, like the Vietnam War, the Detroit riots, and nuclear disarmament. Her goal was to motivate others into an awareness of these various issues, particularly the Vietnam War and ecological concerns.
In contrast with the generally favorable criticism of her work, commentators tend to view the socio-political poems with a degree of distaste, often noting that they resemble prose more than poetry. In Contemporary Literature, Marjorie G. Perloff wrote: "It is distressing to report that . . . Levertov's new book, To Stay Alive, contains a quantity of bad confessional verse. Her anti-Vietnam War poems, written in casual diary form, sound rather like a versified New York Review of Books." Gould mentioned that some consider these poems "preachy," and Matalene noted that in Relearning the Alphabet Levertov's "plight is certainly understandable, but her poetry suffers here from weariness and from a tendency toward sentimentality. . . . To Stay Alive is a historical document and does record and preserve the persons, conversations, and events of those years. Perhaps, as the events recede in time, these poems will seem true and just, rather than inchoate, bombastic, and superficial. History, after all, does prefer those who take stands." In a Poetry magazine essay, Paul Breslin stated, "Even in the early poems, there is a moralizing streak . . . and when she engaged, as so many poets did, with the Vietnam War, the moralist turned into a bully: I agreed with her horrified opposition to the war, but not with her frequent suggestion that poets are morally superior because they are poets, and therefore charged with lecturing the less sensitive on their failures of moral imagination."
Contributor Penelope Moffet explained that in an interview with Levertov in Los Angeles Times Book Review just prior to the publication of Candles in Babylon, Levertov "probably would not go so far as to describe any of her own political work as 'doggerel,' but she does acknowledge that some pieces are only 'sort-of' poems." Moffet then quoted Levertov: "If any reviewer wants to criticize [ Candles in Babylon ] when it comes out, they've got an obvious place to begin—'well, it's not poetry, this ranting and roaring and speech-making.' It [the 1980 anti-draft speech included in Candles in Babylon] was a speech." Nevertheless, other critics were not so quick to find fault with these "sort-of" poems. In the opinion of Hayden Carruth, writing in Hudson Review, To Stay Alive "contains, what so annoys the critics, highly lyric passages next to passages of prose—letters and documents. But is it, after Paterson, necessary to defend this? The fact is, I think Levertov [had] used her prose bits better than Williams did, more prudently and economically. . . . I also think that To Stay Alive is one of the best products of the recent period of politically oriented vision among American poets." James F. Mersmann's lengthy analysis of several years of Levertov's poetry in Out of the Vietnam Vortex: A Study of Poets and Poetry against the War contains remarkable praise for the social protest poems. For contrast, Mersmann first analyzed Levertov's early poetry: "Balanced and whole are words that have perhaps best characterized the work and the person of Denise Levertov—at least until the late sixties. . . . There are no excesses of ecstasy or despair, celebration or denigration, naivete or cynicism; there is instead an acute ability to find simple beauties in the heart of squalor and something to relish even in negative experiences. . . . Through poetry she [reached] to the heart of things, [found] out what their centers are. If the reader can follow, he is welcomed along, but although the poetry is mindful of communication and expression, its primary concern is discovery." However, claimed Mersmann, the chaos of the war disrupted the balance, the wholeness, and the fundamental concern for discovery apparent in her work—"the shadow of the Vietnam War comes to alter all this: vision is clouded, form is broken, balance is impossible, and the psyche is unable to throw off its illness and sorrow. . . . A few notes of The Sorrow Dance sound something like hysteria, and later poems move beyond desperation, through mild catatonia toward intransigent rebellion. . . . In some sense the early poems are undoubtedly more perfect and enduring works of art, more timeless and less datable, but they are, for all their fineness, only teacups, and of sorely limited capacities. The war-shadowed poems are less clean and symmetrical but are moral and philosophical schooners of some size. . . . The war, by offering much that was distasteful and unsightly, prompted a poetry that asks the poet to add the light and weight of her moral and spiritual powers to the fine sensibility of her palate and eye."
Diane Wakoski, reviewing Levertov's volume of poems Breathing the Water, in Women's Review of Books, stressed the religious elements in Levertov's work. "Levertov's poetry," Wakoski stated, "like most American mysticism, is grounded in Christianity, but like Whitman and other American mystics her discovery of God is the discovery of God in herself, and an attempt to understand how that self is a 'natural' part of the world, intermingling with everything pantheistically, ecologically, socially, historically and, for Levertov, always lyrically." Doris Earnshaw seemed to echo Wakoski in her review of Levertov's volume A Door in the Hive in World Literature Today. Earnshaw felt that Levertov's poems are "truly lyrics while speaking of political and religious affairs." The central piece of A Door in the Hive is "El Salvador: Requiem and Invocation," a libretto composed as a requiem for Archbishop Romero and four American woman who were killed by death squads in El Salvador in the early 1980s. Emily Grosholz stated in Hudson Review that while this is "not a poem, [it] is a useful kind of extended popular song whose proceeds served to aid important relief and lobbying efforts; such writing deserves a place side by side with Levertov's best poetry. And indeed, it is flanked by poems that rise to the occasion."
In a discussion of Levertov's volume Evening Train, World Literature Today reviewer Daisy Aldan believed the "collection reveals an important transition toward what some have called 'the last plateau': that is, the consciousness of entering into the years of aging, which she [experienced] and [expressed] with sensitivity and grace." Mark Jarman described the book in Hudson Review as "a long sequence about growing older, with a terrific payoff. This is the best writing she [has] done in years." Evening Train consists of individually titled sections, beginning with the pastoral "Lake Mountain Moon" and ending with the spiritually oriented "The Tide." In between, Levertov deals both with problems of personal conscience and social issues, such as AIDS, the Gulf War, pollution, and the ongoing threat of nuclear annihilation. Los Angeles Times Book Review contributor Amy Gerstler stated that all of the poems "blend together to form one long poem," and credited Levertov with possessing "a practically perfect instinct for picking the right distance to speak from: how far away to remain from both reader and subject, and how much of an overt role to give herself in the poem." Aldan concluded that the poems in Evening Train "manifest a new modesty, a refinement, sensibility, creative intelligence, compassion and spirituality."
In addition to being a poet, Levertov taught her craft at several colleges and universities nationwide; she translated a number of works, particularly those of the French poet Jean Joubert; she was poetry editor of the Nation from 1961-62 and Mother Jones from 1976-78; and she authored several collections of essays and criticism, including The Poet in the World, Light up the Cave, and New & Selected Essays.
According to Carruth, The Poet in the World is "a miscellaneous volume, springing from many miscellaneous occasions, and its tone ranges from spritely to gracious to, occasionally, pedantic. It contains a number of pieces about the poet's work as a teacher; it contains her beautiful impromptu obituary for William Carlos Williams, as well as reviews and appreciations of other writers. But chiefly the book is about poetry, its mystery and its craft, and about the relationship between poetry and life. . . . It should be read by everyone who takes poetry seriously." Other reviewers also recommend the work to those interested in the craft of poetry since, as New Republic commentator Josephine Jacobsen put it, "Levertov [spoke] for the reach and dignity of poetry. . . . [The book] makes . . . large claims for an art form so often hamstrung in practice by the trivial, the fake and the chic. It is impossible to read this book, to listen to its immediacy, without a quickening."
The essays in Light up the Cave, in turn, were considered "a diary of our neglected soul" by American Book Review critic Daniel Berrigan: "Norman Mailer did something like this in the sixties; but since those heady days and nights, he, like most such marchers and writers, has turned to other matters. . . . Levertov [is] still marching, still recording the march." Library Journal contributor Rochelle Ratner detected much maturation since the earlier Poet in the World, and Ingrid Rimland once remarked in the Los Angeles Times Book Review that "the strong impression remains that here speaks a poet intensely loyal to her craft, abiding by an artist's inner rules and deserving attention and respect. . . . This volume is a potpourri: assorted musings, subtle insights, tender memories of youth and strength, political passions, gentle but respectful accolades to other writers. The prose is utterly free of restraints, save those demanded by a fierce, independent spirit insisting at all times on honesty."
New & Selected Essays brings together essays dating from 1965 to 1992 and includes topics such as politics, religion, the influence of other poets on Levertov, the poetics of free verse, the limits beyond which the subject matter of poetry should not go, and the social obligations of the poet. Essays on poets who influenced Levertov cover William Carlos Williams, Robert Duncan, and Rainer Maria Rilke. Mary Kaiser, writing in World Literature Today, said of the collection: "Wide-ranging in subject matter and spanning three decades of thought, Levertov's essays show a remarkable coherence, sanity, and poetic integrity." Booklist writer Ray Olsen felt that some of the best essays included are the ones on technical aspects of poetry, singling out four essays on William Carlos Williams' variable foot as "some of the most illuminating, sensible, exciting Williams commentary ever written." Olsen concluded, "Next to poetry itself, this is ideal reading for lovers of poetry."
Levertov's 1995 work, Tesserae: Memories and Suppositions, contains twenty-seven autobiographical prose essays. The title, "tesserae," refers to the pieces that make up a mosaic, but as Levertov pointed out in her introduction to the work, "These tesserae have no pretensions to forming an entire mosaic." Instead of a full-scale memoir, the pieces reflect distinct memories about the author's parents, her youth, and her life as a poet. Reviewers remarked on the lyrical quality of Levertov's prose and on her spare, contained memories. A Publishers Weekly reviewer stated that Levertov's "ability to relate an incident is at once timeless and immediate, boundless and searingly personal."
Levertov died of lymphoma at the age of seventy-four. Almost until the moment of her death she continued to compose poetry, and some forty of them were published posthumously in This Great Unknowing: Last Poems. The work, while retaining an elegiac feel, also displays "the passion, lyrical prowess, and spiritual jubilation" that informed the end of Levertov's life, noted a reviewer in Sojourners. Noting that the book ranges from "the specifically personal to the searchingly mystical," a Publishers Weekly critic felt that it rises "to equal the splendor of Levertov's humane vision."
Discussing Levertov's social and political consciousness in his review of Light up the Cave, Berrigan stated: "Our options [in a tremulous world], as they say, are no longer large. . . . [We] may choose to do nothing; which is to say, to go discreetly or wildly mad, letting fear possess us and frivolity rule our days. Or we may, along with admirable spirits like Denise Levertov, be driven sane; by community, by conscience, by treading the human crucible." A contributor in Concise Dictionary of American Literary Biography commended Levertov for "the emphasis in her work on uniting cultures and races through an awareness of their common spiritual heritage and their common responsibility to a shared planet."
- The Double Image, Cresset (Philadelphia, PA), 1946, reprinted Brooding Heron Press (Waldron Island, WA), 1991.
- Here and Now, City Lights (San Francisco, CA), 1957.
- 5 Poems, White Rabbit Press (San Francisco, CA), 1958.
- Overland to the Islands, J. Williams (Highlands, NC), 1958.
- With Eyes at the Back of Our Heads, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1959.
- The Jacob's Ladder, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1961.
- O Taste and SEE: New Poems, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1964.
- City Psalm, Oyez (Kensington, CA), 1964.
- Psalm concerning the Castle, Perishable Press (Mount Horeb, WI), 1966.
- The Sorrow Dance, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1967.
- (With Kenneth Rexroth and William Carlos Williams) Penguin Modern Poets 9, Penguin (London, England), 1967.
- A Tree Telling of Orpheus, Black Sparrow Press (Santa Barbara, CA), 1968.
- A Marigold from North Vietnam, Albondocani Press-Ampersand (Everett, WA), 1968.
- Three Poems, Perishable Press (Mount Horeb, WI), 1968.
- The Cold Spring and Other Poems, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1969.
- Embroideries, Black Sparrow Press (Santa Barbara, CA), 1969.
- Relearning the Alphabet, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1970.
- Summer Poems 1969, Oyez (Kensington, CA), 1970.
- A New Year's Garland for My Students, MIT 1969-1970, Perishable Press (Mount Horeb, WI), 1970.
- To Stay Alive, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1971.
- Footprints, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1972.
- The Freeing of the Dust, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1975.
- Chekhov on the West Heath, Woolmer/Brotherston (Revere, PA), 1977.
- Modulations for Solo Voice, Five Trees Press (San Francisco, CA), 1977.
- Life in the Forest, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1978.
- Collected Earlier Poems, 1940-1960, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1979.
- Pig Dreams: Scenes from the Life of Sylvia, Countryman Press (Woodstock, VT), 1981.
- Wanderer's Daysong, Copper Canyon Press (Port Townsend, WA), 1981.
- Candles in Babylon, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1982.
- Poems, 1960-1967, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1983.
- Two Poems, William B. Ewert (Concord, NH), 1983.
- Oblique Prayers: New Poems with Fourteen Translations from Jean Joubert, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1984.
- El Salvador: Requiem and Invocation, William B. Ewert (Concord, NH), 1984.
- The Menaced World, William B. Ewert (Concord, NH), 1984.
- Selected Poems, Bloodaxe Books (Newcastle upon Tyne, England), 1986.
- Breathing the Water, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1987.
- Poems, 1968-1972, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1987.
- (With Peter Brown) Seasons of Light, Rice University Press (Houston, TX), 1988.
- A Door in the Hive, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1989.
- Evening Train, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1992.
- Sands of the Well, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1996.
- Batterers, Janus Press (West Burke, VT), 1996.
- The Life around Us: Selected Poems on Nature, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1997.
- The Stream and the Sapphire: Selected Poems on Religious Themes, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1997.
- This Great Unknowing: Last Poems, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1999.
- Poems: 1972-1982, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 2001.
- (Translator and editor, with Edward C. Dimock, Jr.) In Praise of Krishna: Songs from the Bengali, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1967.
- (Editor) Out of the War Shadow: An Anthology of Current Poetry, War Resisters League, 1967.
- In the Night: A Story, Albondocani Press (New York, NY), 1968.
- (Contributor of translations) Jules Supervielle, Selected Writings, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1968.
- (Translator from French) Eugene Guillevic, Selected Poems, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1969.
- The Poet in the World (essays), New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1973.
- Light up the Cave (essays), New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1981.
- Mass for the Day of St. Thomas Didymus, William B. Ewert (Concord, NH), 1981.
- (Translator, with others from Bulgarian) William Meredith, editor, Poets of Bulgaria, Unicorn Press (Greensboro, NC), 1985.
- (Translator from French) Jean Joubert, Black Iris, Copper Canyon Press (Port Townsend, WA), 1988.
- (Translator, with others from French) Alain Bosquet, No Matter No Fact, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1988.
- El paisaje interior (essays translated to Spanish by Patricia Gola), Universidad Autonoma de Tlaxcala (Tlaxcala, Mexico), 1990.
- (Translator) Jean Joubert, White Owl and Blue Mouse, Zoland Books (Cambridge, MA), 1990.
- New & Selected Essays, New Directions (New York, NY), 1992.
- Tesserae: Memories and Suppositions (autobiographical essays), New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1995.
- Conversations with Denise Levertov, edited by Jewel Spears Brooker, University Press of Mississippi (Jackson, MS), 1998.
- The Letters of Denise Levertov and William Carlos Williams, edited by Christopher MacGowan, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1998.
- (Editor and author of foreword) John E. Smelcer, Songs from an Outcast: Poems, American Indian Studies Center, University of California (Los Angeles, CA), 2000.
Also author of Lake, Mountain, Moon, 1990. Contributor to New American Poetry, Grove (New York, NY), 1960; Parable, Myth, and Language, Church Society for College Work (Cambridge, MA), 1967; The Bloodaxe Book of Contemporary Women Poets, Bloodaxe Books (Newcastle upon Tyne, England), 1984; and American Poetry Observed: Poets and Their Work, University of Illinois Press (Chicago, IL), 1984. Contributor of poetry and essays to numerous periodicals. Poetry editor, Nation, 1961-62, and Mother Jones, 1976-78. Levertov's main manuscript collection is housed at the Green Library, Stanford University, Stanford, CA. Other collections are housed in the following locations: Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin; Washington University, St. Louis, MO; Indiana University, Bloomington; Fales Library, New York University, New York; Beinecke Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT; Brown University, Providence, RI; University of Connecticut, Storrs; Columbia University, New York, NY; and State University of New York at Stony Brook.
Further Readings
- Breslin, James E. B., From Modern to Contemporary: American Poetry, 1945-1965, University of Chicago Press (Chicago, IL), 1984, pp. 143-155.
- Brooker, Jewel Spears, Conversations with Denise Levertov, University Press of Mississippi (Jackson, MS), 1998.
- Capps, Donald, The Poet's Gift: Toward the Renewal of Pastoral Care, Westminister/John Knox (Louisville, KY), 1993.
- Concise Dictionary of American Literary Biography Supplement: Modern Writers, 1900-1998, Gale (Detroit, MI), 1998.
- Contemporary Literary Criticism, Volume 66, Gale (Detroit, MI), 1991.
- Contemporary Poets, sixth edition, St. James Press (Detroit, MI), 1996.
- Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 5: American Poets since World War II, 1980, Volume 165: American Poets since World War II, Fourth Series.
- Feminist Writers, Gale (Detroit, MI), 1996.
- Gelpi, Albert, editor, Denise Levertov: Selected Criticism, University of Michigan Press (Ann Arbor, MI), 1993.
- Gould, Jean, Modern American Women Poets, Dodd (New York, NY), 1985.
- Hungerford, Edward, editor, Poets in Progress, second edition, Northwestern University Press (Evanston, IL), 1967.
- Kinnahan, Linda A., Poetics of the Feminine: Authority and Literary Tradition in William Carlos Williams, Mina Loy, Denise Levertov, and Kathleen Fraser, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, England), 1994.
- Levertov, Denise, Tesserae: Memories and Suppositions, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1995.
- Marten, Harry, Understanding Denise Levertov, University of South Carolina Press (Columbia, SC), 1988.
- Mersmann, James, Out of the Vietnam Vortex: A Study of Poets and Poetry against the War, University Press of Kansas (Lawrence, KS), 1974.
- Middleton, Peter, Revelation and Revolution in the Poetry of Denise Levertov, Binnacle Press (London, England), 1981.
- Rexroth, Kenneth, Assays, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1961.
- Rexroth, Kenneth, With Eye and Ear, Herder & Herder (Lanham, MD), 1970.
- Rodgers, Audrey T., Denise Levertov: The Poetry of Engagement, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press (Rutherford, NJ), 1993.
- Sakelliou-Schultz, Liana, Denise Levertov: An Annotated Primary and Secondary Bibliography, Garland Publishing (New York, NY), 1988.
- Slaughter, William, The Imagination's Tongue: Denise Levertov's Poetic, Aquila, 1981.
- Wagner, Linda W., Denise Levertov, Twayne (New Haven, CT), 1967.
- Wagner, Linda W., editor, Denise Levertov: In Her Own Province, New Directions Press (New York, NY), 1979.
- Wagner-Martin, Linda W., editor, Critical Essays on Denise Levertov, G. K. Hall (Boston, MA), 1990.
- Wilson, Robert A., A Bibliography of Denise Levertov, Phoenix Book Shop (New York, NY), 1972.
- America, November 13, 1993, p. 19; May 30, 1998, Judith Dunbar, "Denise Levertov: 'The Sense of Pilgrimage,'" p. 22.
- American Book Review, January-February, 1983; October, 1993, p. 7.
- Booklist, October 15, 1992, p. 394; April 15, 1995, p. 1468.
- Christian Science Monitor, June 3, 1993, p. 16.
- Contemporary Literature, winter, 1973.
- Hudson Review, summer, 1990, pp. 328-329; summer, 1993, pp. 415-424.
- Kirkus Reviews, March 1, 2001, review of Poems: 1972-1982, p. 302.
- Library Journal, September 1, 1981; April 15, 1995, p. 80; May 1, 1996, p. 97.
- Los Angeles Times Book Review, June 6, 1982; July 18, 1982; December 27, 1992, p. 5; April 30, 1995, p. 6.
- Michigan Quarterly Review, fall, 1985.
- Midwest Quarterly, spring, 1975.
- Nation, August 14, 1976.
- National Catholic Reporter, May 22, 1998, Patty McCarty, review of Sands of the Well, p. 36.
- National Review, March 21, 1980.
- New Republic, January 26, 1974.
- New York Times Book Review, January 7, 1973; November 30, 1975.
- Poetry, June, 2000, Paul Breslin, "Black Mountain Reunion," p. 159.
- Publishers Weekly, March 13, 1995, p. 55; February 26, 1996, p. 101; October 19, 1998, review of The Letters of Denise Levertov and William Carlos Williams, p. 66; March 29, 1999, review of This Great Unknowing: Last Poems, p. 98.
- Sojourners, November, 1999, review of This Great Unknowing: Last Poems, p. 56.
- Village Voice, September 29, 1987.
- Washington Post, July 11, 1999, review of This Great Unknowing: Last Poems.
- Women's Review of Books, February, 1988, pp. 7-8.
- World Literature Today, winter, 1981; spring, 1983; summer, 1985; autumn, 1990, p. 640-641; autumn, 1993, p. 832; winter, 1994, pp. 132-133.
- Chicago Tribune, December 23, 1997, section 1, p. 10.
- Los Angeles Times, December 23, 1997, p. A26.
- New York Times, December 23, 1997, p. B8.
- Time, January 12, 1998, p. 31.
- Washington Post, December 23, 1997, p. B7; January 6, 1998, p. A12.
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Poems By Denise Levertov
- About Marriage
- The Ache of Marriage
- Another Spring
- At the Justice Department November 15, 1969
- Caedmon
- Claritas
- Clouds
- Come into Animal Presence
- The Communion
- The Crack
- A Cure of Souls
- The Departure
- The Distance
- Eros at Temple Stream
- Everything that Acts Is Actual
- February Evening in New York
- Goodbye to Tolerance
- A Happening
- Hypocrite Women
- The IllustrationA Footnote
- In Abeyance
- In California: Morning, Evening, Late January
- In Mind
- An Interim
- Intrusion
- Invocation
- Invocation
- Leaving Forever
- Life at War
- Living with a Painting
- Looking-Glass
- Losing Track
- Making Peace
- A Map of the Western Part of the County of Essex in England
- Matins
- Melody Grundy
- Olga Poems
- Our Bodies
- Partial Resemblance
- Pleasures
- The Prayer
- Prisoners
- Psyche in Somerville
- The Resolve
- A Ring of Changes
- The Room
- The Runes
- The Secret
- Seeing for a Moment
- Seems like We Must Be Somewhere Else
- Six Variations
- Somebody Trying
- Song for Ishtar
- The Springtime
- A Straw Swan under the Christmas Tree
- Summer 1961
- A Time Past
- To Live in the Mercy of God
- To the Snake
- A Vision
- The Wealth of the Destitute
- Wedding-Ring
- The Well
- What My House Would Be Like If It Were A Person
- Wings of a God
Articles by Denise Levertov
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Hear Denise Levertov's scathing Vietnam poem "Life at War," and find out why it made her friend Robert Duncan declare war on her.
Archival recordings of the poet Denise Levertov, with an introduction to her life and work. Recorded 1976, Library of Congress, Washington DC.
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Poems by Kathleen Raine, Denise Levertov, W.S. Di Piero, Claudia Emerson, and Stuart Dybek; plus Mary Ruefle on fear and poetry.
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Sound clips from Kathy Acker, Laurie Anderson, Caroline Bergvall, Denise Levertov, Lydia Lunch, Patti Smith, Eileen Myles, and many more.
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During the course of a prolific career, Denise Levertov created a highly regarded body of poetry that reflects her beliefs as an artist and a humanist. Her work embraces a wide variety of genres and themes, including nature lyrics, love poems, protest poetry, and poetry inspired by her faith in God. "Dignity, reverence, and strength are words that come to mind as one gropes to characterize . . . one of America's most respected poets," wrote Amy Gerstler in the Los Angeles Times Book Review. Gerstler added that a "reader poking her nose into any Levertov book at random finds herself in the presence of a clear uncluttered voice—a voice committed to acute observation and engagement with the earthly, in all its attendant beauty, mystery and pain."
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My name is Jonathan Touboul, I am PI of the Mathematical Neuroscience Team, part of the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Biology of the Collège de France. I am researcher at Inria (Paris), in the MYCENAE Team.
My work (see Publications list) deals with the modeling and mathematical analysis of systems inspired by brain's activity. I am particularly interested in the study of phenomena described by nonlinear dynamical systems, stochastic processes and interacting particles systems.
Previously (see my Resume), I have been working as a postdoctoral associate in the Department of Mathematics of Pittsburgh University with Bard Ermentrout (2009), and in the Mathematical Physics laboratory of the Rockefeller University in New-York (2010), where I was mentored by Marcelo Magnasco. I obtained my PhD in mathematics in 2008 from the École Polytechnique and INRIA.
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Fat Joe Ends 50 Cent Beef: Dispute was like 'Palestine & Israel'
In a recent interview with Cleveland's Z107.9 radio station, Fat Joe spoke candidly about deceased industry icon Chris Lighty and how the Violator founder inspired him to call off his longtime beef with 50 Cent.
Though the feuding MCs exchanged jabs on tracks like 50's "Piggy Bank" and Joe's "My Fofo," G-Unit and Terror Squad never came to blows, and finally came to terms during last weekend's BET Awards in Atlanta.
"To be honest with you, Chris Lighty saved my life. I used to hustle in the streets, big time. All the guys I hustled with doing 75 years in jail," Joe explained, of his mentor's influence. "He came to me, told me I could rap and gave me my record deal in the middle of the streets in the Bronx. So he literally saved my life. I would've never been anything if it wasn't for him."
Joe went on to say that taking the high road with 50 was ultimately the "mature route," likening their conflict to the Middle East.
"It was hard for me. This was like Palestine, Israel, B," the Bronx rapper explained. "But we still chose the mature route and said 'you know what, this beef ain't about nothin. So let's just move on, let's do it for Chris, and do it for hip-hop.'"


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My cat loves the smell of smoke?
My cat is 5 and a half and she loves the smell of smoke. Both my boyfriend and I smoke cigars on occasion. My cat will sleep with her head ON the ashtray after we've finished and prefers to sleep on the clothes we've smoked in, even when there's a bed and smoke free clothes available. Does anyone know why my cat loves the smell of cigar smoke so much?
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Different cats get excited by different things with strong aromas. Some in my family go bonkers for fresh celery, one loses his mind if he gets a whiff of anything with acetone in it. Celery isn't a problem, we let them get their kicks, but obviously we won't let Nips get high sniffing nail polish remover and you shouldn't let Slyvy into the ash tray. Cats are much smaller than people and have much smaller, more delicate livers. What is pretty bad for you can be VERY bad for them, so smoke somewhere kitty isn't allowed and please lock up those ash trays when you're done! Also make sure the unsmoked cigars and cigar butts are kept out of her reach- our human grandma absentmindedly left a cigarette out once and someone came and chewed it up- not good for kitties at all! Yuck!
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English Bulldog Health Problems and Raising an English Bulldog Puppy to be Healthy
By Michele Welton. Copyright © 2000-2016
How To Raise a Healthy Dog
Feeding the Best Dog Food
Feeding the 2nd Best Dog Food
Vaccinations: Needed or Not?
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The most common health problems in English Bulldogs:
First of all, because of their short face, every Bulldog suffers from some degree of brachycephalic syndrome, which causes all kinds of health problems. Their respiratory system is so compromised that some Bulldogs can't even run without gasping for breath. Many struggle to breathe in hot or humid weather. In the summer, English Bulldogs should be kept in an air conditioned home and supervised during outside activity so they don't overexert themselves and suffer heatstroke.
Virtually all Bulldog puppies are born by C-section, birth defects are common, and the puppy mortality rate is high.
English Bulldogs are also deformed orthopedically – their abnormal build is a structural defect called chondrodysplasia, which predisposes them to bone and joint problems. Hip dysplasia is rampant. According to the Orthopedic Foundation of America, the English Bulldog has the highest incidence of hip dysplasia of all breeds – an incredible 74% are dysplastic. And the true rate is even higher because most of the obviously bad X-rays were not sent in for official evaluation. Elbow dysplasia is almost as bad, with 40% dysplastic. Luxating patella (loose knees) is also common, and luxating shoulder can occur, as well.
Other orthopedic diseases in Bulldogs include intervertebral disk disease, cruciate ligament rupture, and hemivertebra.
Hypothyroidism is becoming more common in the breed. According to the Michigan State University Thyroid Database, up to 11% of English Bulldogs have low thyroid levels.
Heart disease (especially pulmonic stenosis, but also septal defect, subaortic stenosis, and mitral valve disease) is a serious problem in English Bulldogs.
Bulldogs are prone to allergies that cause itchy skin, and their wrinkled folds of skin trap dirt and moisture and provide a home for yeast and bacteria, so bacterial skin infections (pyoderma) are common. Specific forms of pyoderma occurring in English Bulldogs include skin fold dermatitis, interdigital pyoderma, and chin folliculitis.
Demodectic mange is common in English Bulldog puppies and adolescents.
Tumors and cancers are very common in Bulldogs, especially mast cell tumors and perianal gland tumors.
Lots of eye problems occur in English Bulldogs, especially corneal ulcers, cherry eye, dry eye, eyelid abnormalities (entropion and ectropion), eyelash abnormalities, and persistent pupillary membranes. You may see cataracts at 1-2 years old.
Urinary problems include cystinuria and kidney disease, as well as various physical malformations of the urethra and vagina.
Some English Bulldogs experience head tremors that may be due to abnormalities of the brain.
Other health issues in English Bulldogs include bloat, blood-clotting disease (von Willebrand's), laryngeal paralysis, megaesophagus, pyloric stenosis, hydrocephalus, and inherited deafness in Bulldog puppies with a lot of white on their head.
Can you prevent health problems from happening to YOUR English Bulldog?
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- Some health problems are genetic, which means inherited from parents. Genetic health issues are common in English Bulldogs today because of unwise breeding practices. My book, Dog Quest: Find The Dog Of Your Dreams, shows you how to find an English Bulldog puppy who is genetically healthy.
- Other health problems are environmental – caused by the way you raise your dog. My best-selling dog health book, 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy shows you how to prevent environmental health problems by raising your English Bulldog puppy (or adult dog) in all the right ways.
Here are my dog health tips for raising a healthy English Bulldog puppy or adult dog:
Dog Health Care – The Sensible Way
Read my advice on daily health care so your Bulldog lives a long, healthy life and seldom needs to see the vet.
The Best Dog Food For Feeding Your English Bulldog
The best diet for feeding your Bulldog is real food. Real chicken, turkey, beef, bison, venison, fish....This is not "people food" and I'll tell you why.
The Second-Best Dog Food For Your English Bulldog
If you can't feed homemade dog food, here are your next-best choices.
Vaccinations and Booster Shots: Needed or Not?
How many vaccinations does your English Bulldog puppy really need? Does your adult Bulldog need yearly booster shots? The vaccination guidelines have changed. Find out what many vets aren't telling you.
The Type of Veterinarian I Recommend
Is your veterinarian really the best choice for your dog? Learn about the differences between vets who practice conventional, holistic, and alternative veterinary medicine.
Spaying Your Female Dog: Pros and Cons
Advantages and disadvantages of spaying your female English Bulldog.
Neutering Your Male Dog: Pros and Cons
Advantages and disadvantages of neutering your male dog.
Assisi Loop Review: How I Helped Treat Inflammation and Pain With Electromagnetic Field Therapy
Does your dog suffer from arthritis, hip dysplasia, disk disease, pancreatitis, colitis, injuries such as fractures and skin wounds, or a neurological condition? An honest review of a veterinary device you can use at home to help reduce inflammation and pain.
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An improved interface, accessibility and integration with the rest of the MX platform, especially Flash, but the latest version of Director is still disappointing.
Macromedia Contribute is a program for managing and updating Website content and has been designed for businesses without access to technical Website administration resources. Therefore it's perfect for non-technical computer users for managing their Website.
With a wizard-based setup system and simple WYSIWYG interface, Contribute takes only a few minutes to set up and only a few more to connect to the user's selected Website and start editing.
The interface works like a cross between a Web browser and a word processor. Users can navigate to the page they wish to modify and select the 'Edit Page' button. Provided the user is authorised to update the page, they then access a simple editing menu and WYSIWYG page layout which can be used to modify the page content, font colours and styles.The menu can also be used for more advanced updating, such as adding links, images and special characters or inserting and removing tables. However it does not allow the user to view and directly modify any HTML code or other forms of Web scripting. Publishing is just as simple.
Other key features include version control and the ability to rollback up to three versions, avoiding the accidental loss of old content. Page check-in/checkout prevents two users from overwriting one another's edits and users can drag and drop Word and Excel documents into a Webpage. It also includes its own file transfer program for easy page updating.There is very little on the minus side. Contribute may be a little too limited for advanced users who like to edit HTML, there is no image optimisation included and no way to view a site map to quickly locate pages for editing or finding unlinked orphans.
There is also no way to prevent individual users from publishing a Web page before obtaining approval and Contribute doesn't offer much depth in supporting the content management of database driven sites.
Overall Contribute is a great application for non-technical content management. It is easy to use, supports all the functionality the average user would require and doesn't require any Web design experience to achieve great results.
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Big Red Button (BRB) is looking for a highly skilled Lead Character Artist! Youll define the quality bar, develop new techniques and set technical best practices for our character pipeline. Youre able to sculpt, model and texture a range of visually exceptional and efficient characters for current and next-gen systems. Applicants should demonstrate strong design sensibilities, a great understanding of form, color and anatomy and proficiency painting/authoring textures.
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Burt Prelutsky, a very nice person once you get to know him, has been a humor columnist for the L.A. Times and a movie critic for Los Angeles magazine. As a freelancer, he has written for the New York Times, Washington Times, TV Guide, Modern Maturity, Emmy, Holiday, American Film, and Sports Illustrated.
For television, he has written for Dragnet, McMillan & Wife, MASH, Mary Tyler Moore, Rhoda, Bob Newhart, Family Ties, Dr. Quinn and Diagnosis Murder. In addition, he has written a batch of terrific TV movies. View Burt's IMDB profile.
Talk about being well-rounded, he plays tennis and poker... and rarely cheats at either.
He lives in the San Fernando Valley, where he takes his marching orders from a wife named Yvonne and a dog named Angel.
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There is no law against scattering ashes on land not designated as state or federal land. However, before scattering ashes on private property, it is advised that the family seek the permission of the property owner.Continue Reading
Many people scatter a loved one's remains in a favorite spot to memorialize them and leave the remains in a place the person enjoyed in life, rather than in a cemetery. This may be a park, on a lake or at sea, depending on where the deceased liked to spend his or her time. If the ashes will be scattered in a town or city's limits, it is always best to consult that city's laws before holding the ceremony. The same holds true for county state laws. Although no one has created laws against it, scattering ashes in the wrong place may pose environmental threats that should be taken into consideration.
Scattering ashes at sea comes with a different set of rules that the family should be aware of. Different areas have different rules but, generally, the ashes should be made to sink to the bottom of the water with little chance they will rise up to the surface. The scattering of ashes at sea should take place at least 3 nautical miles from shore in water that is at last 600 feet deep, with rules differing in other areas.Learn more about Is This Illegal?


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Dr. Ebersole has had a 35 year career in community college education. He has taught sociology, directed a continuing education program and a corporate development center, served as assistant to the vice chancellor for Learning and Student Development at The Community College of Baltimore County, and was Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Baton Rouge Community College, Louisiana. In that position he helped lead the college through 25% growth in enrollment, the development of nearly 20 academic programs, and he served as the accreditation liaison for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools during the institution's reaffirmation. He held the position of Vice Chancellor from 2005 to 2011. Ebersole has also spent nearly 4 years living and teaching abroad including two years in Japan, a year in Europe, and he spent a semester teaching at a community college in Jamaica, West Indies.
Dr. Ebersole is a trained and practicing mediator and has made numerous presentations on conflict resolution. In addition he has served as an intern at the American Association of Community Colleges.
Ebersole holds his degrees from Catonsville Community College, Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Maryland. His wife, Gail Ebersole, is a retired public school administrator, he has two daughters who are 32 and 27 years old and one granddaughter.
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HOWEVER… make sure that if something happens to your computer you'll be able to re-download the software, should you need to re-install it. If there is any question about the future availability of the software, it may be a better idea to save the file to a thumb drive, cd-r or dvd-r, just in case!


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Tuesday, 20 February, 2001, 11:01 GMT
In defence of cats
They're sadistic murderers and multiply like rabbits - but Britons still prefer cats to any other pet. Why?
The UK's 10 million cats have had it rough of late, drawing harsh criticism because of their bloodlust and bloodlines.
According to the RSPCA, a single female moggy, left unchecked, could spawn a bloodline of 50 million cats during her 10-year lifespan.
They cut a swathe through the nation's wildlife, said the Mammal Society - which reckons some 275 million animals meet their maker under a cat's paw every year.
Out on the prowl, the feline taste for blood appears insatiable, with few British animals off the menu, as cat owner John Etherington testifies.
"Our cuddly, domesticated Siamese tom used to bring home wood pigeons, small birds, adult squirrels, rats, mice, voles, shrews, slow-worms and young rabbits. We watched him chase off foxes. He demolished birds' nests, killed butterflies and many other invertebrates. All these creatures were tortured to death."
Former Really Wild Show host, Chris Packham, reacted to the Mammal Society's verdict by suggesting cat curfews, if necessary. Not surprisingly, this raised the hackles of the pro-cat lobby.
People are prone to judging the hunting habits of cats by our own moral standards, says animal behaviourist Sarah Heath - author of Why Does My Cat?
"Cats are solitary predatory hunters. People ask why they kill when they are clearly well-fed - but a cat's motivation to hunt is quite separate from its desire to satisfy hunger."
Even with a full stomach, a cat cannot resist the stimuli of prey passing nearby, says Ms Heath.
Saved by the bell?
"It doesn't make sense for a cat to wait until it's hungry to catch food - there may be none around then. Better to hunt when there's the opportunity and hide the food away."
"Some cats have learned to hold their heads to minimise noise coming from the bells around their necks. Perhaps we need to admire this skill, rather than get paranoid about it."
We haven't always been so upset by such killing instincts. Simon, ship's cat of HMS Amethyst, became the only moggy to win the Dickin Medal - the animal Victoria Cross - for his war on rats.
When the destroyer was pinned down by enemy fire during the Chinese civil war in 1949, Simon's rising tally helped safeguard the ship's dwindling food supplies and boost crew morale.
Even Buckingham Palace is suffering a rodent invasion, and there's not much a corgi can do about that.
Cats have often suffered in comparison to man's best friend, the dog. Labour grandee Roy Hattersley denounced cats as "evil" when the Mammal Society report came out.
Mr Hattersley's own dog, Buster - who himself famously killed a goose in a royal park - is "an avenging angel" for attacking these "sleek assassins".
Dog's day
Dogs value the company of humans, cats merely take advantage of our good nature, goes the argument.
Dogs' desire to be close to us comes at a price. In America alone, they attack 4.5 million people a year - killing at least 20. Young children are often the target.
"Dogs learn to attack rather than retreat. Because flight is their first defence strategy, cats tend to run away rather than attack humans," says Ms Heath.
Familiar problem
Though the ancient Egyptians revered the cat, it has suffered at the hands of humans ever since.
The animal's supposed links to witchcraft and the occult led several medieval popes to order bloody retribution against the "familiars".
Even the English language is stacked against the moggy. The spiteful are dubbed "catty". A raucous cry is a "caterwaul". At work, a greedy, lazy boss is a "fat cat".
But, to be fair, we can't hate cats that much. A recent report found our generosity has caused one in four of the creatures to become clinically obese.
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Casa Miriam is one of the houses which is situated in the subtropical garden of Finca El lance . An unique property completely restored by the present owner and contains five seperate fully equipped houses with one and two bedrooms, these are spread in this garden of 5000m2, with lots of privacy and terraces,. seaview, barbeque, full fitted kitchen,washingmachine, bedlinen, towels, free wifi and parking.Former barns and stables have been converted into comfortable and tastefully furnished apartments with all modern conveniences. They are very artistic,and restored with authentic materials and integrated into the landscape. A wall of lava rocks encloses the area. In addition to the terraces outside every house there are also comfortable corners for every guest on the edge of the volcanic ridge of the garden. Wonderful places and views while enjoying a cup of coffee or a drink looking at the rising and setting sun. The total area has numerous winding paths and hidden corners surrounded by beautiful flowers and plants. An ideal place for children to play hide. and for adults a great place to stroll around.
,the owner speaks dutch, english, spanish and norwegian and lives on the property, the village nearby has all facilities , on Finca El lance you are away from mass tourism but close to airports, beach and various activities.
About the Owner
About Hetti van de Vooren
Born in the Netherlands but thereafter spending 15 years restoring old sailing vessels in Norway, we settled down in Tenerife. Here we have restored the old Finca El Lance finding it as a "ruin" but working hard to complete it to todays standards. I am very proud that the Finca is accepted - and given a standard - as Casa Emblematico. meaning it have historical qualities interest and values for the Canary islands , The old vinepress and the treshfloor dating from the 18th century are unique.
Hetti van de Vooren purchased this farmhouse in 1988
Why Hetti van de Vooren chose North Tenerife
We choose to develop this special property because of the surroundings. It is out of the mass tourism áreas, but have all facilities close by. 45 minutes to airports, 30 minutes to major tourist destinations - and the fabulous veuws and you will find nature just outside your front door.
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"We choose to develop this special property because of the surroundings. It is out of the mass tourism áreas, but have all facilities close by. 45 minutes to airports, 30 minutes to major tourist destinations - and the fabulous veuws and you will find nature just outside your front door."
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We recommend that guests take out a travel insurance,the information about arrivaltime /flight details must be send to Finca El Lance 7 days before arrival, if delayed please inform Finca El Lance using the mobile phone number +34 628 418 338.
Cleaningcosts are included in the rentalprice but we expect the guests to leave the house brush clean when depart.
Conditions can change before booking is confirmed, when the rental amount is received by us the reservation will be confirmed.
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- Air Conditioning
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- Parking
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- Wood Stove
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- Pantry Items
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- Dining Area
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair accessible
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- forests
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- horse riding
- scenic drives
- walking
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Every Knee Will Bow
God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow.
>Philippians 2:9–10, nkjv
The Bible says that one day, "at the name of Jesus every knee should bow . . . in heaven, and on earth, and under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father" (Phil. 2:10–11, nasb). Whether we want to or not, one day we will all bow before God's only Son.
Who do you know who has set him- or herself against Christ?
A school administrator?
A business employer?
A secular corporation?
A religious institution?
A political agenda?
A government policy?
An entire culture?
Whoever, or whatever, sets themselves against Christ will find themselves sooner or later on their faces before Him! So . . . bow down now!
Just Give Me Jesus
©2004 Anne Graham Lotz. All rights reserved.
In Daniel chapter nine, Daniel poured out his heart in prayer. What happened? Heaven was moved, a nation was changed, and generations felt the impact. This is the kind of prayer that's possible for your life, and one that Anne Graham Lotz will help you understand in The Daniel Prayer.
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