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On Thu, Sep 17, 1998 at 10:14:07PM -0500, dsb3 wrote: > >pico is still simplicity all the key are at the bottom. It though is a > >very weak editor. > > Just to add my $0.005 to the discussion. I use pico for emails because it > (1) comes nicely integrated with PINE and (2) is easier for email style > writing. It auto wraps moderately well. It has a paragraph format > control sequence, a line delete sequence and that's pretty much all I find > myself needing for email 99.5% of the time. The other 0.05% of the time I > just pipe the text out to vi and do whatever... If you migrate to a free email client such as mutt, you'll find pico painful tu use. Also, vi you say? Well, if you like the vim variant (I do) see /usr/doc/vim-rt/examples/mail for an example of how to deal with mail. linewrap, paragraph reformat, ispell (though I need to analyze this and Do It Differently, I need spell word--I don't trust spell file and I think that's what it does) > I use vim for other text editing because it's moderately lightweight. > emacs loaded too slow while I was choosing my editor path so didn't get a > look-in. As I said, check it out for mail too. > To be honest I've forgotten how this whole thread started, but lets not > forget that a text editor should be suited to the task at hand. To take > the discussion a stage further, linux is far from perfect. Yet what > matters is that it does (for me) everything that's critical, most of > what's desirable and until I either write stuff or wait for other people > to write stuff that suits me just fine. Indeed. That's why I like programmable editors like joe and to a smaller extent (because I don't understand how to program it) vim.
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:lol2 Hey Kaleb, why don't you tell us what you really think. :lol2
Kidding aside, you have said it better than I could. And as good as your list is it just scratches the surface of what this radical, narcicistic, muslim, comunist, socialist, Chicago machine politician, and out of control refugee from the rubber room president could do to this country and the world if he isn't stopped; and soon.

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NEW ALBANY — New Albany has fired its city attorney allegedly because he filed a lawsuit against Toyota, which plans to open a plant in nearby Blue Springs.
Robert M. Carter said he'll fight his dismissal, which came last week after aldermen met in a closed-door session.
Carter said officials are upset he filed a federal lawsuit seeking class action status alleging Toyota didn't adequately respond to accelerator malfunctions, according to the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.
Toyota has recalled millions of vehicles due to the problem.
Carter says he did nothing wrong because the filing was part of his private practice.
Toyota built a plant in Mississippi but says no cars will be produced there until the economy improves.


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Album Rating: 4.0cause its pth dude
Album Rating: 3.5But I loathed them before this and this isn't THAT different, shit just keeps clicking hard this year.
Album Rating: 4.0idk maybe if you listen to their back catalogue again itll grow on you. its not much different than this imo
Album Rating: 3.5Re listened to Fortress today and holy fuck Bloodmeat and Sequioa Throne what the fuck have I been doing?
Album Rating: 4.0kezia bro
Album Rating: 3.5Fuck what song did I hear gimme a sec...Blindfolds Aside that was it! Fuck damn.
Echoing what everyone is saying. Digging on this hard. Good stuff.
Album Rating: 3.5@Cap Dunno about the vox but the instrumentation hell yea.
It would be hard not to like the instrumentals. As for the vox, I would say they're the best from PtH yet.
Album Rating: 3.5My fave PtH thus far but need to go over their discog again.
Album Rating: 4.0But I loathed them before this and this isn't THAT different, shit just keeps clicking hard this year.
Honestly, I agree with that completely. Which is why I say attempt Fortress and Kezia now with a more open-mindset than before. Kezia is seriously their best work to date still imo. This is 2nd to me.
Album Rating: 4.0PLEB listen to "Turn Soonest to the Sea" fucking please do it and report back. that song is godtier.
Album Rating: 4.0Like you said earlier, masterpiece of a song.
Album Rating: 2.5Am I the only one who thought this kind of sucked?
Album Rating: 2.5need to listen to this some more but i just dont care like i used to
Album Rating: 2.5They've always sounded so juvenile. I do like moments on Kezia and Fortress though.
Album Rating: 4.5i hope
Digging: Weezer - Pacific Daydream
Album Rating: 3.0NO WOMANNN (IS A WHORE)
Album Rating: 4.5you sure about that chief?
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffVocals are a little loud but I have no trouble hearing the guitar work.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW: Fairfield boys have tall, experienced lineupFerretti, Hill join the team
Head Coach: Tyler Miklo, 4th year
Key Returnees: Landon Gamrath (Sr.), Vince Horras (Sr.), Joseph Hietpas (Sr.), Federico Ferretti (Jr.)
Outlook: The Fairfield boys have plenty of talent and certainly can finish with a better record than last year's squad. Mount Pleasant will be tough yet again, and Fairfield's schedule won't do them any favors.
The schedule wasn't kind to the Trojans last season.
Instead of searching for wins, Fairfield's schedule was filled with 3A teams that were tall, long and bound for long playoff runs. A 16-point win over Chariton late in the season that snapped a seven game losing streak showcased just how tough the competition was. The Chargers were a 16-win team last season, but they also scheduled 2A teams for the most part. Once Fairfield got to play a team that wasn't used to playing teams their own size, the Trojans had a distinct advantage.
That's something Fairfield wants to avoid. Playing down just to get wins will earn teams swift exits come playoff time. The Southeast Conference only has five teams, meaning Fairfield had to find 13 out of conference games. If this were the BCS, the Trojans would have an incredible strength of schedule.
Road trips to IMS and Mediapolis, not to mention home games against Pella and Danville, highlight a robust out-of-conference lineup. Danville almost won the state title yet again, while IMS won 24 games. Games against Eddyville-Blakesburg and Mid-Prairie may be the only reprieve from the madness.
"A lot of times with games you schedule whoever you can get," coach Tyler Miklo said. "We hit some bumps in the road last year. We felt that we improved a lot as the year went on, but as we improved the competition got tougher."
The Trojans may have the lineup to contend this season, no matter how dangerous the competition is. Seniors Landon Gamrath, standing at 6 feet 9 inches, and Vince Horras, standing at 6 feet 6 inches, will clog the lane and attempt to keep layups from going down. The height doesn't end there. Newcomer Federico Ferretti, outside shooter Joseph Hietpas, senior Matt Carr, sophomore Alex Crile, and freshman Cameron Baumann all have cracked the 6-foot barrier.
Hietpas ranked sixth in the Southeast Conference with 50 assists, and will likely be overlooked by opponents. The real hidden gem for Fairfield may be Ferretti, who was running the offense during Meet the Trojans. An exchange student from Italy, Ferretti brings a unique style of play to the court.
"He grew up just playing basketball," Miklo said. "He's a kid that a coach dreams about because playing basketball is all he wants to do. You'd like to have 15 of him."
Senior leader Jordan Whitney, transfer student Laquan Hill and sophomore Jordan Reid will all play huge minutes for the Trojans as well.
As for the Southeast Conference, the Trojans should be able to navigate through it more freely this winter. Mount Pleasant has lost six seniors that were 6-foot or taller, including Faith Pope, a 6-foot-6-inch monster who led the conference in scoring.
"The whole conference has gotten smaller and more guard oriented, and we'll be the taller team," Miklo said.
It remains to be seen whether or not this will work to Fairfield's advantage. Other teams could have trouble adjusting to the height of the Trojans, but the Trojans could have difficulties with faster teams that want to push the pace.
The boys will begin the year Dec. 2 against Oskaloosa.
Southeast Conference: 2012-13 Standings
Team, Conference Record, Overall Record
Mount Pleasant 7-1 19-6
Fort Madison 6-2 12-9
Keokuk 5-3 16-6
Washington 1-7 5-17
Fairfield 1-7 4-18
Fairfield 2013-14 Schedule Varsity Basketball
11/25 @ Mid-Prairie Jamboree
11/30 Team Scrimmage
12/2 vs. Oskaloosa
12/6 vs. Mount Pleasant
12/10 vs. Albia
12/13 @ Washington
12/14 vs. Pella
12/17 @ Davis County
1/3 @ Keokuk
1/4 @ Mediapolis
1/10 vs. Fort Madison
1/11 vs. Danville
1/14 @ Eddyville-Blakesburg
1/17 @ Mount Pleasant
1/20 @ Mid-Prairie
1/21 vs. Centerville
1/24 vs. Washington
1/27 vs. Williamsburg
2/7 vs. Keokuk
2/11 vs. Chariton
2/14 @ Fort Madison
2/17 vs. Ottumwa
2/24 District First Round


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It often trickles slowly, timid and shy
From the inner eyelid of a song
Or down the cheek of a distant mountain
A sunset rising beyond the hill, or moonlight on the window sill
A rose in bloom…a drop of dew…so tiny, sweet and beautiful
It fills a cup with voiceless wonder, and deep affection
It languishes softly…with wild abandonment
And will not be tamed
But, another kind is rooted deep
Buried where the light can't reach
The anguish of the world falls on it's cheek
It dwells beside the hopeless shore
Until thundering waves can't be ignored
The first single tear drifts down the walls
Into the shadowy tide of a river, longing
Bleeding old wounds, through all the old hurts
Looking for a place to hide
The sky above the earth will darken
Behind a leaden, lumpy cloud bank
Now the day has puckered up a bottom lip
Round spattering tears are warm
Prelude to the storm
The day will weep
Until it falls asleep
For the One Silver Tear Contest: 7/26/12
Copyright © Carrie Richards | Year Posted 2012
You can go on that trip, my love
I am allowing you to.
The world is a vast and beautiful place
So much to explore
Without me
We did so much together
rode my wheels
shared our bodies
near the campfire
With soft and tender arms
Tamed broken pasts
Cried and yelled at the moon
and crushed nightmares
Drank together and helped each other
back to bed
Sweetheart, I love you
But I cannot bind you to me
I see the longing in your eyes
while you are watching these mountains
those sunsets.
I feel you drifting
Like a traveller in time
from my heart, from my love
from my arms
I will not keep you
Freedom is important
The wild roar of your heart
is not for me anymore
I am allowing you
He is lovely
So go, my love
Climb that mountain in the sunset
I will watch you with a smile
and eternal love
in my heart.
January 18, 2017
Copyright © Darren White | Year Posted 2017
Memories, Long Sad Journey,
(Revised Version)
Bitter cold that Saturday morning, late in November 1969, I could see my breath parading before me. No breakfast as I had quietly left the house and started my slow walking trek back to our old home.
Memories flooded my brain with each new turn along that dusty road. Along with questions about why I was now so rebellious. Quicker, walk quicker my heart and soul demanded. Do you not want to touch the bedroom door where you father slept? Slept before that long dark sleep. Slept in such pain and sorrow? Yes, bellowed back my invisible friend.
frosty morning dew
loose pebbles crunched beneath feet
earth, morning sky paled
Halfway there, with my heart racing and anticipation heightened
I could almost imagine a real touch. A real touch, of he now lost, to all eternity!
What wild thoughts come to a teenage soul and mind in its greatest of pains and sorrows. Can death be denied? Can one bring back even for the briefest moment a loved one.. A father, a beloved father!
blackbirds silent view...
light ahead, welcomed beacon
wrapped in winter's sheen
Walking up the short drive and onto the front porch. Only gone away half a year and such change found! Silence, silence engulfed my thoughts. Struck numb as I entered our vacated home. Home were my father had exhaled his last breath. Hand shaking as I reach for that doorknob..
What would I see? His ghost? Would I dare touch his ghost? I walked into cold, lonely room,nothing!
No smile, no hug, no long awaited touch! Only tears, tears by the bucketful.
What had I come to find? Was I crazy to want to see, talk, touch one more time?
one old shoe, lonely
broken window, dusty mounds
bleak abandoned walls
I knew, knew with certainty that this was it. Life gave no overs and no going back to happier times. Terror of that reality, would it ever leave. Would it?
Father is dead and my life is over. I walked out into this dark world ready to fight. Fighting to be left alone, with my never ending sorrow and its sweet cuts. Cuts embraced to keep my rage, to yet again feel something, defeat the icy numbness in a rebellious teenager's aching heart.
August 5th, 2017
Written for Debbie Guzzi
Haibun contest
Copyright © Robert Lindley | Year Posted 2017
Dedicated to my Dad Jerry W. Niday 3/20/1952 - 6/18/2013
I am who I am because of him
He's the reason for my son's name
He gave me my courage & my strength
To stand tall even when standing wasn't easy
Stand for the ones who can't
To think and fend for myself
I'm my Daddy made over
Taught me to fight back
To never back down
How to pick myself back up
When I've been knocked down
Fight for what I believe
I'm my Daddy made over
He gave me my stubbornness
Gave me my pride
Gave me my temper
Taught me not to take crap
To speak my mind no matter who
Work for what I want
I'm my Daddy made over
How to keep my emotions in check
How to handle large amounts of pain
When in trouble he always had my back
He knew how my mind worked better than anyone
I got it from him
I'm my Daddy made over
Even though he's gone
I'll stand and continue on
I may stumble I may fall
May even get hurt along the way
But I'll pick myself back up
I'll dust myself off and stand tall
I'm honored and proud to say
I'm my Daddy made over
Sabrina Niday Hansel
Copyright © Sabrina Niday Hansel | Year Posted 2013
--Goodbye--To my Addiction-
The time has come to part,
I will leave many with broken hearts
If one day you call on me,
I'm sad to say I will hold my tongue missing each one relentlessly
I'm not doing this for me; I am doing this for you
I could stay here and win, and not give in
But, this soup bowl comes with demons and nasty shadows
Demons and nasty shadows, taking and crashing my light
Demons I had to fight off the entire time I was here
Shadows hating the way I welcomed every poet with a happy cheer
Demons and shadows whom drown in their selfish everyday pity.
For those smiling on my departure,
I want you to have this wonderful gift
So please copy paste this moment from the bottom of my heart
**I hope this gift brings you laughter, knowing
I've been sad, these past few days, drying up my final soup tears**
I will miss this part of what makes me ME -my love and lust for poetry.
I agree with many I should never surrender to the envy of demonic dust
Giving up the passion that completed a part of my soul for years
But, the reality of life, is the life's I give and given when I make love happen
In my heart I know it's time to give myself back to reality
SO AT THE END I WIN, I'm the one who ends up with an everlasting smile
I'll finally be free from this place, where most treated me unfair & unkind
Free, from the negativity of the few who hide behind a dishonest disguise?
Wait until you notice your soup bowl's going stale
You will miss me, and I will miss you
But, my enemy will miss me even more
Reminiscing the times we spent hogging up 70% of blogs,
Arguing and fighting over not agreeing with many thoughts.
But, it was never the differences of opinions, it was more like---
Let's slay the Destroyer, a name like that should never be on top
So please know I am sad, and this is not the way I want to go
I'm not leaving you because I want to
I'm leaving you because, the rumors are
"The soup is better without the sweetness of the poet destroyer."
The only big thing about me -was my heart not my ego
I never claimed to be the best;
You're the one who claimed I am good enough
You took me in and returned my love
In ways others could and would not accept.
And for you my loving poet friends, and fans
I will walk away with my dignity/integrity;
I can CARELESS IF I PLACE OR DON'T PLACE IN YOUR CONTEST
I guess I'm finally growing up
In becoming the bigger/better poet.
Signing Off ---Love
The Poet Destroyer
Copyright © Poet Destroyer A | Year Posted 2014
A void of Facebook
Creativity dies here...
Copyright © Dan Keir | Year Posted 2013
In a new road,
Rain will fall,
Wind may blow,
Swifting our woe.
The road forever on and on,
Many paths to choose,
Many paths to take,
Home behind,
World ahead...
Through the shadows,
Through the night,
Clouds going by,
There we will lie,
Very deep,
Seeing shivered land,
Seeing the dead seas...
Through the edge,
Miles to go,
Singing by,
Darkness rising,
Vanishing light,
Hollow flourishing,
Going by,
World ahead,
Home behind...
Rain may fall,
Through the nightfall,
Through the twilight,
Through the dusk,
Through the dawn,
Beyond mountains,
Beyond stones,
Standing strong,
Wandering lost,
World ahead,
Home behind,
Paths on and on,
'Till the road comes along...
Copyright © Ruben Alejandro Hernandez Diaz | Year Posted 2013
Flailin', flailin', flailin';
There goes my ball sailin'
Into a trap, the water or the woods.
Flailin', flailin', flailin';
You can hear me wailin',
"Why won't that damn ball go where it should?
Drives go right. Putts go wrong.
I shank my wedges or 'skull'em' long.
My golf game's just no damn good.
I'm swingin' too hard & lookin' up;
As if I'll actually see it go in the cup….
As if it ever really would.
My alignment's too far left or right.
My ball can find the only tree or trap in sight,
Even if the shot starts out lookin' good.
These days, I carry some special tools:
A handheld weed eater with extra spools
And a pruning saw, in case I'm in the woods.
I've even tried to 'buy' a better game.
No matter. My scores were just as lame.
Those new clubs didn't do what they should.
Bogies & doubles...even triples... are common scores.
I very rarely get pars any more.
Believe me, I'd change it if I could.
My buddies said it must be me,
A teaching pro I should go see.
They said he'd fix my game…..if anybody could.
The pro said, "Hit some balls while I watch you.
Just set up and hit'em like you normally do.
We'll see if I can do your game any good."
After the first bucket of balls I hit,
He calmly said, "Take two weeks off…then quit.
Take my advice. You really should."
Now, what really has me vexed,
I'm wondering what I'll try next.
That pro's advice was no damn good.
So, I struggle along with my flailin' game;
But, strangely enough, have fun just the same,
Finding hope in rare shots that are actually good.
Copyright © Robert Candler | Year Posted 2014
The sweetest sounds of burning trees
A gentle stroking in the breeze
The calm has lasted past the storm
Cloudy visions, Satan's roar
Too many sights have passed my way
A time found only in the haze
The softest screams are running bare
My aching bones creak as I stare
You walk a distance towards me
The fall's eternal, can't you see?
I'm a memory in your heart
I whisper to you in the dark
The battle's started at the end
No one is coming to repent
The sinners grab their wine from prey
No judgment calling here to stay
The sport is reckless to be told
The one is laughing at his souls
It falters nowhere to be sure
The power grows forevermore
Like a spirit in the wind
I have no say in where you've been
But cross the line to come to me
And pay the price for ecstasy
You walk a distance towards me
The fall's eternal, can't you see?
I'm a memory in your heart
I whisper to you in the dark.
Copyright © John Paluszek | Year Posted 2013
I stare in the mirror, my tears fall in vain
Can't see my reflection through the veil of this pain.
Who is this person I struggle to see?
I don't want to judge her but it's surely not me.
This stranger I cast looks so tired and weak,
I wish I could help her but I'm frightened to speak.
Cause it's dark and lonely in this shell where I'm bound
Where once there was laughter, is now void of sound.
and the beauty I knew in just yesterday's time,
seems gone in an an instant with life's rythym and rhyme…..
Then GOD he spoke child…What do you mean?
You're more beautiful than anything that I've ever seen!
The reflection you cast it don't matter to me,
What matters is that you can see what I see.
That your spirit is filled with a breath that is true.
And a beauty so deep that this world can't undo.
I know that your journey seems to heavy to bear.
But I've given you family that love and who care.
So hold on tight through the dips and the turns,
For the ones who believe are the precious who learns.
And wether your journey is to stay here or go,
Please know I love you so much more than you know.
I wish I could tell you the beauty that awaits…
But you will know only, when you see heavens gates.
Copyright © Bernard Colasurdo | Year Posted 2012
Silence journey
I walk in the rain
Without cloak
In silence I pace
Gaze on the sky like an image
Of reality yet vague …..
Is it just me or us?
Seeking answer from gods
About life
Is it a fantasy or reality?
A glimpse of Siddhartha smile
There is a way….
Its karma to play yet
A must to pay …..
If it's a poem then am dreamin ….
12/03/ 2012
Copyright © isa mahrie | Year Posted 2012
Please don't cry over my casket
For I am not there
Please don't cry at my grave
My soul has been set free
I know it's hard not to cry
I've been down that road one to many times
I have no more pain
I have no more sickness
And I would not change a thing
As I walk threw the gates of Heaven
Mom Dad our brothers and sisters
Will welcome me with open arms
Here I am free of that pain
Don't blame yourself
It was my time to go home
This is where I'm supposed to be
Don't dwell on things which you can not change
I will always be in your heart
I will always be watching over you
When that day comes for you to come home
I will be there to welcome you
With open arms
And walk you through the gates of Heaven
You will be greeted by our family & friends
Who came home before you
Until that day I will be watching over you
He loved you too, you know
Loved you like his very own
In away you were
You came into his life as my friend
Through the years you grew to be my brother in arms
Along the way you became the son he never had
He loved you as a friend
He loved you even more as a son
A son he never had
When things began to spiral out of control
You stayed when so many others ran away
You helped when I couldn't
You meant a great deal to him
You never looked at him differently
Nor did you treat him differently
You stood by his side
When he fell, you stood by his side and mine
You were willing to help me fight his battle for him
You were there from the beginning
You were there until the bitter end
Always remember my friend, my brother
He loved you more than you'll ever know
Dedicated to close Family friend. He loved my Daddy just as much as I did/do.
I just wanted to let you know
That I have this love for you...
Although I'm not fast to show
For you, there's nothing I wouldn't do
And I can't control this love
No matter what I try to do...
While I know our lives are separating
Which has got me pretty blue
I just want you to know
How much I love you...
Because I was blinded by shyness
And now my heart's feeling rugged
So this here's An Ode To My Beloved
Oh how I still see you every night in my mind
You're the best girl I feel I'll ever find
And when my eyes would fall upon your smile
My heart would be put on trial
And so if nothing else, I want to let you know
That I'll always love you, that my hearts beat
For you, won't ever slow...
Because I was blinded by shyness
And now my heart's feeling rugged
So this here's An Ode To My Beloved
So I wish you happiness beyond compare
And sorry for the times I couldn't help but stare
Caring, passionate, smart, and loving
From my heart, to you, I'll never be shoving
You will always be in my heart
No matter where we go, how far we drift apart...
Goodbye My Love...
Copyright © Andrew Shannon | Year Posted 2013
This poem I wrote. I call it " Let Him Go "
Sweetheart don't cry
Don't let him make you feel like your nothing
You do have family even though we are not close by
I know your heart is crushing
Don't harp on the past
Don't let him play with your head
You need to get over him fast
His feelings for you are dead
Over 2 years and you still don't have a ring
Your not the one he calls his wifey to be no more
Take a seat and listen up girl here is the thing
He's playing with your feelings and using you like a two dollar whore
I know you were smart once and can be again
He has you so brain washed it's not funny
I know hearing all this is a strain
Think of the example your setting for you little ones honey
Hold your head high and walk away from that loser mama's boy
Show him that your the one that is too good for his sorry ass
Hell he's such a mama's boy you can find better pleasure in a toy
Your related to me so come on show your sass
Let go of the past and look to a new future
Let go of the pain and the control freak
Say bye bye Looser
It will get easier one step at a time week by week......
Copyright © mandy cabral | Year Posted 2013
Do you believe in the things that you've always known,
Can you understand the things you've been shown.
Is it the visions you see that make you believe,
Or is the feelings you get when you've been deceived.
The pain you feel a never ending ache ,
Tearing your heart and soul from you every day.
Time ticks slowly pounding away at you,
Throbbing heart breaking and there's nothing you can do,
Must I settle for these lost and broken dreams,
Because it has all the signs that what it seems.
How much should a man endure to find his way,
It cant possibly be like this hard for me every day.
There is nothing so frustrating as being so confused,
Especially when you've discovered that you've been used.
I will get through this lonely phase I have no doubts,
But I'm sure there will come a day I'll figure it all out.
Cautiously I walk the path that's been laid before me,
In faith I will continue for I know he will let me see.
Life will be thrown at you in so many different ways,
I will be prepared for these things for the rest of my days.
Broken dreams will be the learning tree for me to grow ,
Living my life with Joy Happiness is what I'll always Know.
Copyright © TIMOTHY CARTER | Year Posted 2013
He was always so happy
strong and bold.
He'd give you the shirt off of his back.
He had a rough life
growing up through the depression,
but like he always does,
he got through it.
He has two boys, of whom he is so proud.
Moved from Regina, to Victoria.
He had the best life anyone his age could have wanted.
But ever since his wife died,
he has not been the same.
But like he has always done,
he got through it.
Mind slipping,
just a little forgetful.
That's how it always starts out...
But like always, he powered through it,
until now...
He is not the same person that I used to know.
He been sentenced to the prison in his own mind.
Possessed by the thoughts of his dogs ashes.
He likes to play the blame game,
but we know he doesn't remember that it was him.
He wakes up in the night
shaking with pain,
tears streaming down his face.
There is nothing we can do,
Oh well...
Two more tylenol.
Hold on to hope
for as long as you can,
It's only a matter of time now.
He gets vocal, a very loud tone.
He'll block you in your room
and make false accusations
But we know that it's the pain induced monster in him.
Tick tock, tick tock...
You can't handle the stress anymore
you have to leave.
Just hope for the best,
maybe it will get better.
Surprise, it doesn't.
Your denial is foolish, everyone knows
what happens next.
All results of
Copyright © Laura Hamilton | Year Posted 2013
It seems like just the other day
Our pup, Shadrack, did pass away;
And altho' they never seemed like friends,
My old cat, Jorg, knew Shad had met
his untimely end.
He mourned his loss every day
And looked for Shadrack everywhere.
He'd mew and moan as if to say,
"We were friends. I do care."
Then one night, an eerie howl
Awoke me from my sleep.
He'd found Shad's toys and left no doubt
That his feelings did run deep.
So our tedious search began
To find another likely pup;
But while my poor wife still grieved,
Could another measure up?
We went to Second Chance and Free to Live.
She just could not make up her mind.
She loved them all; but, if she picked just one,
The rest would have to stay behind.
Then, quite by chance, there was a "pound pup"
Who'd been picked up from the streets.
He was a mutt, a "schnauza-pug";
But he was awfully sweet.
He jumped up and kissed her frantically.
He seemed aware of his "iffy" situation.
He made the best of his opportunity.
Tears of joy told her elation.
"This is the one", she smiled through tears,
As she held him... oh, so tight.
"I'm sure that Jorg will like him too.
Everything will be alright".
And so it was, until one day
When old Jorg did pass away…
There was no hesitation on this sad occasion;
Come Saturday morning, we went straight
to the pound,
Open minded and hoping to be "saviors",
Surely a nice cat was to be found.
"Sadly", the lady said," three kitties have only today.
There's Andre and Panda and another one too".
My wife smiled and said, "Jorg was your boy. You pick.
They're both beautiful cats. It's up to you".
As I pondered this commitment
Another cat, a young one, caught my eye.
Like Jorg, he was a common gray tabby.
Fond memories were stirred. I almost cried.
On closer look, his name was Boris;
And, strangely, he was number three.
There was a small sign on his crate,
"I don't like other cats and other cats don't like me".
But there was character in his eyes and he was cute.
He was rolling and purring and stretching.
He seemed to look deep into my heart
And did his best to be quite fetching.
But because he was just a common gray tabby,
And because of the little sign,
His chances were slim, his future quite dim
And one day is precious little time.
For a moment I was lost in his eyes
And I heard his desperate plea,
"I'm a swell cat and litter box trained.
Take me. Please, take me".
"Well", my wife urged, "is it Andre or Panda"?
"One of us will take the other kitty.", two older ladies chimed.
"You can each have one ladies", I said with a smile.
I want Boris and he wants to be mine".
In just hours he was romping and rolling with Pepper,
Who had happily welcomed his new friend.
Boris was a perfect fit, an affirmation;
The Circle of Life never ends.
Much more Joy than Sadness in this Circle,
And there should never be regrets.
Honor their memories and all the love they share,
Never break the Circle, never be without a Pet.
Beauty of nature
Why condense it down to God?
Isn't life enough?
Breaking down in the heart and mind.
With all regrets that are truly not kind.
Shocked at people are, so painful to see.
Abused with hated and ecstasy.
Violated and directed with torments
Lost of words or comments.
Hatred gushing out of life long experience.
Reminding yourself to become absence.
Coward and scared to even breathe.
Like the feeling of knives unsheathe.
Sharp but not enough to cut.
Enough to scare like a door that immediately shut.
The hand raised to help you is a lie.
It is a hand that slaps you so you can die.
Rough around the edges.
Crawling in your dreams in ledges.
Powered to stay alive.
You feel people want you to take a dive.
Just stop, and fall down.
Hoping to break your mental crown.
Hiding a feeling that never feels real.
Like shaking hands with demons for a deal.
Blocked out, out of your own story.
Thinking that people are stealing your glory.
Ashamed with fear.
With eyes that are full of tear.
Lost in such hidden romance.
Luck has it seems to be a dance.
Moving around in your head.
With scary thoughts and dread.
Feels like you never leave.
So you feel so many that grieve.
In your mind that is lost.
Full of drama that holds you down in cost.
Keeping in the shadow.
You watch people so shallow.
Gut instinct says that life with them is a muse.
When your just standing your accuse.
Society is just so lame.
Like all the people that are in it your to blame.
Soloing life is a brief.
Walking away is some what a relief.
I dreamed of many things.
With beautiful sorrows of wings.
Wavered in a direction that leads no where.
Escaping everything by a hair.
Pointing into the sky.
And asking yourself why.
The cage is so big.
Just enough to put on a huge rig.
Moving back and fourth.
It feels that your life does not have a worth.
Caned by laws of laughter to deceive.
Shackled up to be bent to your will to receive.
When you hope to hope.
A person can just show you the rope.
They have such friendly hands.
Like the deserts of sands.
Dangerous it is to just keep walking in it.
Lost cannot find your way even a little bit.
Just seem like your heart feels dry.
Then you give up and give a sigh.
That moment that you do is just all a dream.
You are really in a ward you will scream.
Thrust upon you because you could not protect.
So what cost you is this effect.
Warping in to your mind to leave this place.
You feel full of disgrace.
With nothing to drink.
Causing your true self to think.
Grief is such a pain with sorrow to gain.
Looking out in your own rain.
Copyright © Reynaldo Mast | Year Posted 2013
Summertime…they say the livin' is easy,
Flowers growin' and the sun's sittin' high.
They say your Daddy's rich and your Momma's so good lookin';
So hush now pretty baby…there's no reason to cry.
One of these days, you're gonna rise up smilin'.
Take a look around and think you've got it all.
You'll have your Momma's looks, all your Daddy's money,
And all the boys in town at your beck and call.
Summertime…Yes, the livin' is so easy,
Laughin', singin', havin' so much fun.
No time to stop and think about your future
And what life will bring when Summer's done.
'Cause Summertime, it don't last forever.
Breezes cool and the leaves begin to fall;
And in your quiet moments, you'll sit and wonder
How you came so far, but have no love at all.
Summertime....They said the livin' was easy;
Ain't it sad how fast the good times fly;
And now, your Momma's looks and all your Daddy's money
Another sweet, warm Summer's day they cannot buy.
Rob me of my purity,
But once again it's all my fault;
Fell into the trap of false promises
Because I pressed play instead of pause.
Copyright © Kevin C. Martin | Year Posted 2013
P aranoia permeates, etching itself into your fractured face,
A cacophony of constant pressure; life remains a stressful race,
N othing to hope for, no positives like promotion in the workplace,
I nability to love, relationships lift anchor and set sail without chase,
C hildren crushing dreams under mortgages; age grows with disgrace
We told at a young age
You can make it as long, as we get good grades
If we behave;
We told hard work and dedication prevails
We not told what will happen if we fail
A life time's Aim for Lusting for fortune and fame
Just to have it, so abruptly taken away
We not told have much life can strain
Drain every single bit of life away
Have our dreams crushed to a size of a dusty grain
Have our wounds cut openly, so the world can see our bloody mistakes
Emotionally and physically scared
But those scars
Make you the person who you are
For them critics to tell you, they don't like your art
Its like having a rusty dagger put through your heart
Your dreams and self believe torn apart
To get right back up and march
On regardless of your past
Gives you heart
So dream bigger
Don't be afraid to look at yourself in the mirror
Get the courage to not be a quitter
And stop yourself feeling bitter
Through literature I paint them the picture
I painted my own Self portrait
I portrait-ed
me as I see myself, a distraught face
glum misfortune fate
but looking back in mirror is a gorgeous face
You got Self esteem problems your not being honest
Don't listen to your sub conscience
Fear is what kills dreams, just think positive
Don't listen to these critics there talking nonsense
I've taken loses I've taken being at the bottom
I've promise
To myself to never doubt myself by there comment
In the hope one day they pay homage
To the pain of my voyage...
But the chilling truth
critics only start hearing you
the moment death is nearing you.
Copyright © Jamie Walker | Year Posted 2014
I did it again; I need forgiven.
Will He still forgive me even though I've fallen before?
I've fallen into these same sins countless times before;
I still haven't learned my lesson.
I am an ignorant hypocrite.
Am I still forgiven?
An old man looking out his door,
gaze fixed on a distant shore,
reminiscing to a time, not of happiness,
or, the prospect of a bright future,
to when he was sick to his very core,
to when as a youth, he went to war
A time before infallibility had meaning,
patriotism and bravado the craze,
the future was still unknown,
vigor for life at its all time high,
a time for romance, partying, buying,
no thought of pain, deformity, dying
Too young to understand or question,
ship to foreign shore, medals abound,
will impress the girls next time in town,
sacrifice not temporary,
forever more,
a legacy etched into a wall, few will remember,
flesh shredded, burned, torn,
families mourn
A time, when he willingly went to war,
will happen no more,
all lost in youth, now unrelenting,
no blind obedience,
minimal risk,
long life, his number one ambition
As he turns back from the door,
he thinks of the youth,
here now, soon no more,
lessons never learned,
the call to war,
to common the roar,
complacency the mood,
another generation removed
The old man agonizes
over what was originally not known,
war is preventable,
life too precious to waste,
the solution simple,
his vision, maybe too late
Send old men to the front to fight,
arthritis, heart disease, poor eyesight,
let the youth enjoy their life,
his near over, its only right
Send old men, to the front, to fight
ask them to give up their life,
patriotism and bravado, still alive,
will and desire would not last the night,
old men do not rush to death in their twilight,
failure inevitable, the old man smiles,
knows he's right
Wars not possible,
if old men, are sent to fight
Copyright © Mac McGovern | Year Posted 2010
Walking with Hope
I walk with hope,
at long last, I walk with promise,
I no longer crawl,
scurrying between wounded moments,
I stand tall again,
at long last, I sing a peaceful refrain,
sheltered by your love,
I take solace from life's bitter rain,
comforted by your warmth,
I soar free, high above the empty plain.
I walk with hope,
at long last, I walk with promise,
I stand upright,
feeling the radiance of your gentle light,
and I thank you for taking me in,
I am yours, and your breath spreads life,
deep in my heart, my soul, my mind,
you are the love that I have searched so long to find...
Copyright © Scribbler Of Verses | Year Posted 2013
The Women
(for the countless women, names unknown, who bore the brunt of Apartheid, and who fought the racist system at great cost to themselves and their families, and for my mother, Zubeida Moolla)
Pregnant, your husband on the run,
your daughter, a child, a few years old,
they hauled you in, these brutish men,
into the bowels of Apartheid's racist hell.
They wanted information, you gave them nothing,
these savage men, who skin happened to be lighter,
and white was right in South Africa back then,
but, you did not cower, you stood resolute,
you, my mother, faced them down, their power,
their 'racial superiority', their taunts, their threats.
You, my mother, would not, could not break,
You stood firm, you stood tall.
You, like the countless mothers did not break, did not fall.
You told me many things, of the pains, the struggles,
the scraping for scraps, the desolation of separation
from your beloved Tasneem and your beloved Azad,
my elder sister and brother, whom I could not grow
up with, your beloved children separated by time, by place,
by monstrous Apartheid, by brutish men,
whose skin just happened to be lighter.
You told me many things, as I grew older,
of the years in exile, of the winters that grew ever colder.
You were a fighter, for a just cause,
like countless other South African women,
you sacrificed much, you suffered the pangs,
of memories that cut into your bone, your marrow,
you resisted a system, an ideology, brutal and callous and narrow.
Yes, you lived to see freedom arrive, yet you suffered still,
a family torn apart, and struggling to rebuild a life,
all the while, nursing a void, that nothing could ever fill.
I salute you, mother, as I salute the nameless mothers,
the countless sisters, daughters, women of this land,
who fought, sacrificing it all for taking a moral stand.
I salute you, my mother, and though you have passed,
your body interred in your beloved South African soil,
you shall remain, within me, an ever-present reminder,
of the cost of freedom, the struggles, the hunger, the toil.
I salute you!
(for the brave women of South Africa, of all colours,
who fought against racial discrimination and Apartheid)
when you see a man
bent and worn with age
give him your hand
you know not what he has suffered
where he has been
who he loved, lost
give him a smile to show you care
is that too much to ask
show compassion
give him your time
lend an ear to his story
fire he feels still
you may gain knowledge
experience is a wonderful gift
to share with others
happy times sad times
broken crayons still color
Copyright © Betty Bateson | Year Posted 2014
I think
My computer has dementia
It keep asking me for
my password
my password
my password
I keep telling it--
I think
it has forgotten it
My password
Copyright © RUDOLPH RINALDI | Year Posted 2015


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"Are you still out there?" asks Editors frontman Tom Smith half way through the band's set at Brixton Academy. He is greeted by an enthusiastic cheer from the sell-out crowd, but the question does certainly highlight a subdued mood that has fallen upon the South London venue.
The night starts with rapturous applause greeting Editors as the house lights go down and their appearance is imminent. While the rest of the band shuffle onto the stage and wave meekly, Smith bounds into view and strikes an imperious pose at the front of the stage. Surveying his audience for the night suspiciously, he eventually signals his approval with two thumbs up.
The band start with 'Sugar', an album track off new record The Weight Of Your Love. Smith delivers his deep baritone while prowling around the stage, all mutton chops and mood swings. Bassist Russell Leetch on the other hand plays the song's heavy bass line while ambling around in a manner akin to a particularly friendly labrador who has just been reunited with its owner.
'Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors' is greeted with the biggest cheer of the night so far, the crowd having seemingly enjoyed the opening one/two of 'Sugar' and 'Someone Says' without having been bowled over by it.
The mood in the venue goes up and down, but settles into a low level of excitement that leads to Smith's nervous question to the crowd. It's made in jest but appears to hide anxiety about the feeling amongst the band's faithful, like an unsure lover constantly demanding positive reinforcement.
Other highlights in the main set include 'Munich' and 'Bullets', both tellingly from the band's first album The Back Room. Several songs off new album The Weight Of Your Love fall flat, including final song of the main set 'Honesty'. This leads to an awkward few minutes where an encore isn't so much demanded as politely requested. The band hurry back on stage before the trickle of people heading for the exit becomes a flood.
When the encore does come it is a massive let down. Low key songs 'Bricks and Mortar' and 'Nothing' are followed by an extended version of 'Papillon' that aims for the stars but ends up stalling somewhere over Staffordshire.
Editors leave the stage, having done their job in perfectly acceptable fashion. They do everything their fans ask of them, which frankly seems to be very little. As a live proposition they are overwhelmingly adequate. There is neither the danger of an out and out rock band like The Libertines nor the stratospheric level of musical skill of bands such as Radiohead.
Tom Smith does his best to bring a level of charisma to the stage, but he is very much alone in this task. The rest of the band play the songs, occasionally raise an arm or shuffle a foot but precious little else. Smith twists and jerks and squirms, sometimes looking like he is trying to shed his own skin. The problem is it all seems very studied, with no genuine passion for the task as hand being displayed.
The most disappointing thing about the whole spectacle is how impressed some people are by it, as if somehow these men playing over earnest songs to a decent standard is somehow the answer to the world's current woes. What is most obvious tonight, more than any other time, is that we desperately need genuine heroes back in music. We need then badly and we need them now.
Editors played:
Someone Says
Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors
Eat Raw Meat = Blood Drool
Two Hearted Spider
You Don't Know Love
All Sparks
A Ton of Love
An End Has a Start
In This Light and on This Evening
The Racing Rats
Bricks and Mortar
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Sheridan plans Election Day visits to district communities
JANESVILLE—Mike Sheridan invites the public to join him Tuesday during a "whistle stop tour" of cities and villages in the 15th Senate District.
Tuesday is Election Day, and Sheridan is running against Janis Ringhand and Austin Scieszinski in a Democratic primary for the Senate seat now held by Tim Cullen.
"We want to roll through all the unique communities of the 15th Senate District to encourage everyone to get out and vote in this important primary," Sheridan said. "We want to reconnect on that day with the thousands of voters we've met while knocking on doors since our campaign began two month ago."
The caravan will include supporters on motorcycles and in vintage autos, trucks, cars and vans. The campaign welcomes residents to join this caravan.
The caravan will begin Tuesday morning at Wedge Inn East on Janesville's east side and proceed east to Whitewater. From Whitewater the caravan will travel to Milton, Edgerton, Oregon and Evansville. From there the caravan will travel to Brodhead and Orfordville before heading to Beloit and back to Janesville.
Sheridan will be at the East Point Sportz Pub, 3443 E. Milwaukee St., Janesville, to watch the election results.


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Culture Corner
The ISA Lima Offices
The main ISA Lima office is conveniently located in the Lince district. The office is a shared office space co-op, students will go there for the Bridging Cultures Program. Another ISA office is located at the School of Engineering on the PUCP campus.
At the ISA office you may visit with the ISA staff, receive tutoring, utilize academic and other resources, and check the ISA bulletin board for upcoming ISA, community, and cultural events. The ISA staff will make sure that you have complete access to university resources, including the computer lab and wi-fi area. The ISA offices also have wi-fi access.
The Universities
Universidad del Pacífico (UP)
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú (PUCP)
Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia (UPCH)
The UPCH has become one of the leading medical schools in Peru. With a concentrated population of 2,000 students UPCH specializes in Medicine, Dentistry, Natural Sciences, Public Health, Veterinary, Nursing, Pyschology and Education. The UPCH was ranked second among tertiary educational institutes in Peru by América Economia in 2014.
View the universities on a map.
ISA Housing
As a large city, Lima offers ISA students a variety of housing options, including homestays, pensiones and student residences (residencia) living. Each student is sure to find a comfortable living space based on his or her own preferred lifestyle.
If you choose to stay in a homestay, you may be sharing a host family with another ISA student. A pension is similar to that of a homestay but there will be more international students living with you in the home. If you elect to live in a residencia, where both US, international and Peruvian students live, you will share common living areas, and may or may not share a bedroom, depending on the room you choose. All residencias include internet access and wi-fi, and some homestays include internet access as well.
Homestays, pensiones and residencias are located in nice districts of Lima near the Universidad del Pacífico (UP), Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú (PUCP), or are conveniently located near public transit routes. Students may need to use the transportation system in Lima if their homes are not within walking distance of the universities.
To learn more about housing assignments, please visit the "Housing" section of the Lima page.


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In both tyres!! Only set them up last week and haven't ridden on them yet but they're going down, takes around 3 days to empty. I stuck a small 2oz bottle of stans in each. Bonty's on Crossmax. Would more sealant do it?
Bike Forum
Tubeless slow leak...
Riding on them will probably do it, it gets the sealant in every nook and cranny.
Hold the wheels horizontally (both sides) and give them a good shake seems to work for me.
I guess that just helps the sealant get into more of the nooks and further crannies.
Riding... Best to set up just before a ride. Lots of different motion that get the sealen everywhere.
+1 for just have a ride. I had a slow leak when i first went tubeless. Took it for a few rides and not a problem since.
It might not have yet sealed.As said ride them and keep an eye on them. Sometimes the sidewalls can take a while to seal up.
If they are still going down,check the valves are seated properly,and the rim tape hasn't shifted.Finally a slug of extra sealant might do the trick.
see stan's website for how to jiggle it correct then lay it flat each side. or use soapy water to find the leak and then ensure you get sealan on that area
Fairly normal to leak a little until you have been for a ride.
Thanks chaps
loddrik your tubeless is broken,do not ride it,take it back to the shop,and ask them to fix it ASAP
2 things take the wheels of bike and shake about horizontal and get out riding, that usually sorts mine out!
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Terlato Wines Partners with Heartland Distillers to Produce, Market New Line of Craft Spirits
LAKE BLUFF, Ill., June 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Terlato Wines, a leading U.S. marketer of luxury wines and spirits, announced today a partnership with Indiana's Heartland Distillers to jointly produce and market a collection of luxury American craft spirits. This represents the newest addition to the Terlato Artisan Spirits portfolio.
"When we started building our Artisan Spirits Portfolio, we knew it would need to include a selection of unique and distinctive hand-crafted American spirits," said Terlato Wines CEO William A. Terlato. "Small-batch American spirits are one of the fastest growing and most dynamic categories in the U.S. drinks market, especially with Millennials. We have been looking for a distillery partner who has the knowledge and passion to craft exceptional spirits of the highest quality and character. Our partnership and co-development of spirits with Heartland Distillers marks our entry into the luxury American craft spirits segment."
Heartland Distillers is Indiana's first distillery since Prohibition ended in 1933. Founded in 2008 and based in Indianapolis, Heartland is renewing Indiana's 200 year-old distilling heritage (which largely ended during Prohibition.) Heartland uses locally grown ingredients and time-tested techniques married with modern technology to produce unique spirits of the highest quality.
"We are thrilled to partner with the Terlato family," said Stuart Hobson, Heartland Distillers founder and master distiller. "My personal passion and quest to distill exceptional spirits in my home state of Indiana led me to start Heartland Distillers. The partnership with Terlato Artisan Spirits is an exciting step in this journey, and we look forward to collaborating with the Terlato family and their team to produce products that speak to the terroir and history of Indiana distillation."
Terlato and Heartland Distillers expect to launch their first offering – Prohibition Gin – in late 2014. It will be followed by Spring Mill whiskey and bourbon in 2015.
The Terlato Artisan Spirits portfolio includes a selection of hand-crafted premium spirits from around the world. The portfolio has a dedicated sales and marketing team that works alongside Terlato's Premier and Estate wine marketing and sales teams. The portfolio includes Adelphi single-malt, single-cask Scotch, Don Pancho Origenes aged rum, Heartland Prohibition gin, Langley's No. 8 distilled London gin, Marnier XO Cognac, Nonino Amaro and Grappas, Riazul 100 percent Blue Agave Tequila, Springmill whiskey and bourbon, Tigre Blanc French Vodka and Tiramisu Liqueur. Terlato Wines has a global portfolio of more than 70 brands from more than a dozen countries.
The Terlato Wines and Spirits portfolio includes:Napa Valley: Chimney Rock, EPISODE, Galaxy, Jack Nicklaus Wines, Luke Donald Collection, Markham Vineyards, Rutherford Hill, Tangley Oaks, Terlato Family Vineyards; Sonoma County: Alderbrook, Giarrusso, Hanna, Rochioli, The Federalist, Terlato Family Vineyards; Santa Barbara County: Flor de Campo, Sanford;California Appellation: Glass Mountain, Greystone Cellars, Mike Ditka Wines, Seven Daughters; Oregon: Sokol Blosser;Washington State: Grace Lane; Argentina: Cuarto Dominio,Tamari; Australia: Domaine Terlato & Chapoutier, The Lucky Country, Twelftree Wines, Two Hands; Austria: Kracher; Canada: Peller Estates; Chile: Lapostolle; France: Belleruche by M. Chapoutier, Champagne Bollinger, Chateau de Sancerre, Chateau Timberlay, Domaine Chanson, Domaine Ramonet, Langlois-Chateau, M. Chapoutier, MARIUS, Mischief & Mayhem; Greece: Boutari; Italy: Anselmi, Berlucchi, Ca'Marcanda (GAJA Toscana), Colavita, Cusumano, Fizz 56, GAJA, Goretti, Il Poggione, Mazzoni (Toscana), Nino Franco, Santa Margherita, Torresella; Japan: Shimizu-no-mai Sake; Mediterranean: Elios; New Zealand: Loveblock, Turning Heads, Wairau River; South Africa: Anthonij Rupert, Ernie Els, Guardian Peak, Protea, Rust en Vrede; Spain: Bodegas Valdemar, Marco Abella. Artisan Spirits: Adelphi Scotch, Don Pancho Origenes Rum, Heartland Prohibition Gin, Langley's No. 8 Gin, Marnier XO Cognac, Nonino, Riazul Tequila, Spring Mill Whiskey and Bourbon,Tigre Blanc French Vodka and Tiramisu Liqueur.


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As did his father before him, Pierce Butler treats his plantation slaves like family. But massive gambling debts force him to sell 429 "family" members. When the auction begins, torrential rain falls - not stopping until the final slave is sold the next day. The ominous rainfall prompts these words: "This ain't rain. This is God's tears."
Based on the largest slave auction in U.S. history, this poignant montage is the fictionalized account of that 1859 Georgia tragedy. All the shrieks and groans, the betrayal and fury, the sorrow and regret are here in the stark, vivid monologues that pour from the souls of master and slave, auctioneer and observer during this "Weeping Time."
©2005 Julius Lester (P)2006 Recorded Books
"It amazing, it so sad it made me cry like 5 times"
I loved it I finished this book in 2 hours. If u have a hard trouble reading or maybe its not ur reading level. Well they read it to u and u can finish the book faster
"Great book"
The narration of this book was awesome and very unexpected. I loved it and it kept me wanting to stay up and listen to it. You won't be sorry with this purchase and it's well worth it.
"a journey into the past"
real, heart breaking, love
when Emma and her husband made it to Canada, and she was able to tell her grand daughter her legacy and how she became the woman she is and how her grandfather also fought for those being inslaved
it was a complete mind trip as I close my eyes, I could see all the images that was taking place in this wonderful story, how the rain felt , how cold its was, the anger each character felt in there hearts, the joy and love they felt when they found safe passage to freedom. the narrators did so well performing it was like i was viewing a play inside the confides of my mind and the way the characters and there lives played out thru the narrators voice wow it was a amazing experience I even got my husband to stop what he was doing to listen:)
all of the above, I laughed , I was angry, I was sad, and now I have a complete understanding of how people were dealing in the days and times of slavery, and how today there is know black history in schools today, when i was in high school i grad in 1 and the whole 4 years just regular american history and just a snippet of black history and of-course nothing more then that on black history month but I truly appreciated this novel and now I know a little more then I knew before and I understand the struggle, and also I learned that love comes in every color there were allot of good white and black Americans that helped each other during that troubling time in american history
anyone that enjoys history, and would love to go on a mind journey of true reality of things during that time period and have a better understanding of the mindset of those days you truly will enjoy this book, because it shows even during hard-times love comes in all humanity when you have the courage to accept it
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Gregoire on Japan: 'No Health Risk to Washingtonians'
Governor also uges people not to take potassium iodide.
Gov. Chris Gregoire said Thursday that health officials have assured her there's no danger for people here from the ongoing nuclear disaster in quake-ravaged Japan.
The governor also urged people in Washington not to take potassium iodide as a precaution: "It is not needed and can cause side effects."
"I realize there are concerns about radioactivity reaching Washington state due to the impacts of the tsunami on the nuclear reactors in Japan. I want Washingtonians to know that both our federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission and our state Department of Health have assured me that they don't expect significant levels of radioactivity in our state, which means there is no health risk to Washingtonians," the governor said in a statement.
Gregoire said the Department of Health monitors air samples for radiation around the state. She said since the Japanese reactors started to fail on Friday, "we've stepped-up our air monitoring and have seen no readings above what is normal for our state… Even if the radiation does reach the upper atmosphere, the combination of wind, rain, and dispersion will dilute the radioactive material to very low levels.
She also asked Washingtonians to keep the Japanese in their "thoughts and prayers."


text: Inkstone (chinese-forums.com list: inkstone topic) is an app - in preliminary version - for learning to write Hanzi (using mouse or touch screen) created by Skishore (a genial programmer that created also "Make me an Hanzi") In works wery well in couple with Pleco (look at the bottom of the message). Looking ath the forum theread it's possible to download the first version of - Android apk app - Mac version - Windows .exe version (today new arrival!) Can be interesting to try this preliminary version. I'm very happy for the integration Inkstone-Pleco, using flashcards export in this way ---- You can import Pleco word lists into Inkstone if you export them from Pleco with the following settings enabled: Card definitions Dictionary definitions Remap if unexportable Thanks to Mike Love of Pleco Software ---


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Seasoned Wolf Kabobs
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Gather 10 Lean Wolf Flanks and Stormwind Seasoning Herbs and return to Chef Grual in Darkshire.
Seasoned Wolf Kabobs are a house favorite! Sure, I can make you some. But first I'll need the supplies. Bring me 10 Lean Wolf Flanks as well as some Stormwind Seasoning Herbs. There are so many wolves here in the forest, I am sure finding the Flanks will be no problem. For the herbs, seek out Felicia Gump in her canal district flower shop in Stormwind.
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The Georgia football team's week-long battle with injuries continued Tuesday as four Bulldogs suffered setbacks that could cost them practice time this spring.
Sanford Stadium
Saturday, April 7
2 p.m.
The most worrisome of the injuries was to linebacker Boss Bailey, who suffered a concussion late in the two-and-a-half hour practice. Three people later carried Bailey to a vehicle that took him to St. Mary's Hospital for precautionary tests.
Also, offensive tackle George Foster suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain, defensive end Charles Grant suffered a Grade 1 MCL sprain and linebacker Chris Clemons suffered a hip flexor strain.
''Each of those are day-to-day,'' said Ron Courson, Georgia's director of sports medicine.
Bailey, a junior from Folkston, left the field on his own power, but he later felt faint and was carried out of the team's locker room. Tests were done at the hospital to determine the severity of the injury but their results weren't disclosed Tuesday night. Courson said there's no way to determine the severity of the injury until the tests are completed.
Bailey is still recovering from major knee surgery performed last season after he was injured on Georgia's first kickoff of the season. He played only one play in 2000.
Although Grant was taken off the field on a cart and Foster walked off with help, Foster's knee sprain turned out to be more serious than Grant's. Courson said it's hard to estimate how much time each injury will require to heal until the swelling goes down.
''Any time you have a knee sprain, you have to come back the next day to evaluate it,'' he said. ''George will be out right now.''
Wide receiver Terrence Edwards, cornerback Tim Wansley and safety Cap Burnett also left the field briefly Tuesday with minor bumps, but all three returned and are expected back on the field today.
Georgia has four players -- offensive lineman Kevin Breedlove, running backs Musa Smith and Albert Hollis and defensive lineman Terin Smith -- who will miss spring practice due to injuries suffered in the last 10 days. The Bulldogs will have their sixth spring workout this afternoon. They are allowed 15 spring practices.
This article published in the Athens Daily News on Wednesday, March 28, 2001.
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text: Ok this question is a weird one, but I want to find out if other people have observed this or if I'm just a freak. I'm talking about that high pitched noise that can be heard when you first turn on a tv. For me, if a TV is on in my house I can always hear that noise from from at least several rooms away. With most TV's it blends in enough with background noise that it doesn't bother me, but I recently bought a TV that's louder than most, and I'm returning it because of this. I don't notice this sound at all on my HDTV. Does anyone know what I'm talking about or am I going crazy? What causes this?


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CODEN, Ala.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--Elon Musk and SolarCity® have collaborated to donate a solar power system to the South Bay Communities Alliance's (SBCA) Hurricane Response Center in the Gulf Coast community of Coden, Ala. The solar panel arrays will be attached to a battery back-up system that will allow the center to produce its own power in the event of an outage. Elon Musk, through the Musk Foundation, provided the funds to SBCA for the project, which SolarCity built at its cost.
"We hope that this project can serve as a small example of how renewable power can reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and lead us toward a cleaner, more sustainable future."
Shortly after Hurricane Katrina, community leaders from the villages surrounding Coden collaborated to form the South Bay Communities Alliance (SBCA), an organization dedicated to serving the needs of the communities' residents. Many families in the Coden area lacked access to power in Katrina's aftermath, and had nowhere to go to get food, clothing, water or protection from the heat. Vowing to never be in that circumstance again, the SBCA created a new Coastal Response Center in 2006.
"Like my father and grandfathers before me, and thousands in Alabama's bayou communities, I have been a 'farmer of the sea' for most of my 60 years," said Paul Nelson, the SBCA's executive director. "My 300-year-old multicultural community is an integral part of the Gulf Coast's seafood and tourist industries. Because our living and culture depends on coastal waters and estuaries, we have been its natural stewards for generations. Our community's survival therefore is tied to both the economic and spiritual health of the entire Gulf Coast, indeed of the entire country. I want to express my sincere gratitude to Elon Musk and SolarCity for their wonderful holiday season gift to the Coden, Alabama community; and to thank President Obama's administration for recommending our feisty and tenacious grass roots group—South Bay Communities Alliance—as a worthy recipient of this project."
The Coden area is still rebuilding from Hurricane Katrina five years later. More than 300 families were still suffering from serious damage, including 100 who lost their entire homes, when the recent gulf oil spill devastated its commercial fishing industry again and put many area residents out of work earlier this year. The Coastal Response Center has become a center for the community; hosting events, church services and other gatherings. The SBCA also expects the Center to serve as a shelter for residents and aid organizations should another hurricane strike. SBCA leaders, many of whom have been forced to survive on incomes below the poverty line since the oil spill, often pay the center's operating expenses out of their own pockets. The donated solar system will save the Center thousands of dollars in annual energy costs.
"This summer's gulf spill was a stark reminder of the difficulty we face in reconciling the energy needs of the population with the need to protect the planet's vital ecosystems," said Elon Musk. "For the people on the front lines, like the families of Coden and others along the gulf coast, these difficulties remain long after news of the disasters fade from the headlines. I believe that we can make the change necessary to greatly reduce our dependence on the finite power sources that pollute our air and water and complicate our geopolitics, even if that change happens one rooftop at a time."
The 25-kilowatt solar power system is one of the largest in the state of Alabama. The solar arrays consist of 108 solar panels manufactured in Tennessee, and was installed by a team of SolarCity workers and area residents in November and December. The solar power system will produce an estimated 33,500 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, which should offset between 90 and 100 percent of the Center's electricity use.
"We reached out to the White House to see if there was a way to help area residents affected by the oil spill by donating a solar power system, and the White House suggested the SBCA and Coastal Response Center as a possible recipient," said SolarCity CEO Lyndon Rive. "We hope that this project can serve as a small example of how renewable power can reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and lead us toward a cleaner, more sustainable future."
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Greetings from the Center for Teaching & Learning.
Week 7 will be relatively quiet, activity-wise, for ACTL so I thought I'd take the opportunity in this week's newsletter to talk about the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) here at Augie.
With the help and support of Academic Affairs, we have now held two workshops, Beginning a SoTL Project, and Designing and Implementing a SoTL Project. A description of each is available on the ACTL moodle site. In addition to the resources available on the moodle site there are two books in the Teaching Collection on the second floor of the Tredway Library:
- Inquiry Into The College Classroom : A Journey Toward Scholarly Teaching by Savory et al, and
- Enhancing Learning Through The Scholarship Of Teaching And Learning : The Challenges And Joys Of Juggling by Kathleen McKinney.
Both books provide context and theory as well as practical advice and concrete examples from a variety of disciplines.
The plan for next year is to hold a series of fora throughout the year, much like the Faculty Research Forum model, to support SoTL projects that people will be working on. If you are interested, I hope you'll join us. If you would like more support, resources, or would just like to chat about a SoTL project you've been thinking about, please get in touch!
In the meantime, have a productive week 7.
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Author of 17 books and founder and teacher-in-residence at Zen Monastery Practice Center in California, Cheri Huber will be in Athens Friday to discuss a process for self-acceptance.Special
''Regardless of what you were taught to believe, there is nothing wrong with you,'' Cheri Huber asserts.
A quick look around the world at current geo-political affairs might lead one to deduct there must be something wrong with somebody.
But think globally, act locally and start with yourself, says Huber, a Zen mediation teacher.
Huber notes Americans spend a good deal of time, energy and money trying to improve themselves and become who they think they should be in order to make life ''work.'' For those who are still looking for something to work for them, Huber offers a different approach to self-improvement in her recent book ''There is Nothing Wrong with You.''
In her Friday night talk under the same title, Huber will explain a process to help participants find compassion for themselves and others. She maintains ''we are unable to fix ourselves because there is actually nothing wrong with us, but there is quite a lot wrong with what you have been taught to believe about yourself and about life.''
Arguing that current methods of self-improvement would have worked by now if they were going to, Huber proposes a new approach focused less on changing and fixing and more on accepting and affirming.
Cheri Huber: 'There is Nothing Wrong with You'
When: 7-9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 21
Where: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 780 Timothy Road
Cost: The event is offered on a donation basis; everyone is welcome
Call: (706) 369-3813
''If 'changing' and 'doing' and 'improving' worked, we would be a world of perfected beings living in Utopia and the idea of publishing a book like this would never have occurred to the folks at Conari Press,'' she writes in her article ''Fabric of the Future: Women Visionaries Illuminate the Path to Tomorrow.''
''But,'' she continues, ''that clearly is not our experience of ourselves and the world. The great majority of us are still struggling to become who and what we believe we should be.''
Huber suggests the struggle is due to a false perception of the problem.
''Will we continue to try to fix ourselves and the world,'' she asks, ''or will we find the willingness to sit down and be still long enough to see through the illusion - yes, it is an illusion - that anything needs to be fixed? Will we accept that our beliefs, not the world as it is, is causing our suffering? How can we realize our True Nature is goodness, and when we stop doing everything else, goodness is what's there? How can we find compassion for all aspects of ourselves? Is there a process that is not just another stab at self-improvement? In my experience there is a process, the basis of which is meditation. There are other helpful practices and concepts, but meditation brings it all together.''
Author of 17 books, Huber has been acknowledged as the country's foremost expert on depression and spirituality. Founder of Zen Meditation Center and Zen Monastery Practice Center in Northern California, she hosts a weekly call-in radio show through Stanford University and travels throughout the country and beyond, conducting workshops and retreats. Her newest book, ''When You are Falling, Dive,'' is due to be released in May.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Thursday, February 20, 2003.
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Shrouded in pink for breast cancer awareness the 2011 Monster Energy AMA Supercross series once again crammed into Angels Stadium for Round 5 of the championship in Anaheim, California. San Manuel Yamaha's James Stewart nailed his third victory of the season in dominant fashion ahead of Monster Energy Kawasaki's Ryan Villopoto and TwoTwo Motorsports' Chad Reed. In the Lites main Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Josh Hansen returned to the top step of the podium after putting on an awesome performance despite breaking his hand earlier in practice. Geico Powersports Honda's Eli Tomac and Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen kept Hansen honest throughout the entire15-lap contest, with Roczen landing his first podium finish ever in AMA Supercross.
Stewart was on fire out of the gate with the holeshot as Villopoto and Reed chased the '09 SX champ into the first turn. The first few laps saw riders struggle to keep pace as Stewart wasted little time settling into a fierce rhythm. KTM's Mike Alessi had his shining moment in the race occur after overtaking Reed for third, but it was short lived as Reed came right back to reclaim his position. Meanwhile Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Ryan Dungey had difficulties during the start
and was running 10th after two laps. Also earning mediocre starts were Geico Honda's Kevin Windham, Factory Honda's Trey Canard and Suzuki's Brett Metcalfe, with the trio running 11th through 13th, respectively.
Stewart was unstoppable as his lead increased. As the only rider making using of quad jumps on select portions of the track, Stewart made his work seem easy in comparison to the rest of the field.
"I am so proud of everyone on my team for making this happen," said Stewart. "It's awesome to come here and win in front of a sold-out crowd here at Angel Stadium. I am out here racing against the best guys in the world, so this is never easy."
A separate stand-off for fourth broke out behind the leader which included Alessi, JGR Yamaha's Justin Brayton, Kyle Chisholm, KTM's Andrew Short and Dungey. Brayton eventually won the five-rider battle and surfaced in fourth as Canard squeezed into the top-five after making up significant ground from his poor start. In a shocking moment Dungey's chain broke, forcing the defending Supercross champ to call it quits on Lap 9. At the halfway point the race was largely decided as the three frontrunners continued to separate themselves from each other and the rest of the field.
Stewart won the battle while RV maintained a good pace for second. In the end Villopoto was only 0.3 seconds off Stewart's fastest lap time.
"The track was slippery tonight, but I had to ride hard and ride smart," said Villopoto. "I've learned from a few mistakes I have made this year, so I am happy to finish second and move on to next weekend's race in Houston."
For the second race in a row Reed earned a podium finish after getting a good start and keeping up. Rounding out the top-six was Brayton, Canard and Short, with Short matching the best finish for KTM in the Supercross class.
2011 AMA Supercross Anaheim 2 Results:
1. James Stewart (Yamaha)
2. Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)
3. Chad Reed (Honda)
4. Justin Brayton (Yamaha)
5. Trey Canard (Honda)
6. Andrew Short (KTM)
7. Ivan Tedesco (Kawasaki)
8. Kevin Windham (Honda)
9. Brett Metcalfe (Suzuki)
10. David Millsaps (Yamaha)
11. Kyle Regal (Yamaha)
12. Mike Alessi (KTM)
13. Matt Boni (Kawasaki)
14. Kyle Chisholm (Yamaha)
15. Nick Wey (Yamaha)
2011 AMA Supercross Championship Points:
1. James Stewart, 117
2. Ryan Villopoto, 112
3. Chad Reed, 90
4. Trey Canard, 87
5. Ryan Dungey, 79
6. Brett Metcalfe, 67
7. Andrew Short, 64
8. Kevin Windham, 59
9. Justin Brayton, 57
10. Ivan Tedesco, 48
Supercross Lites
Hansen led with a holeshot in the Lites field followed by Tomac and Roczen. Hansen's teammate and winner of the Oakland Supercross, Broc Tickle, remained in fourth as Tomac went to work on Hansen for the lead. The two traded spots in the early laps before Hansen made a solid block pass to remain up front. In the process of trying to take the lead Tomac lost footing of second as Roczen swept into the runner-up spot. It was a long night for TLD Honda's Cole Seely, who started outside the top-10 but continued to fight through the field. On Lap 7 Tomac collected himself and passed Roczen back for second as Hansen continued to increase his lead.
Further back DNA Shred Stix Yamaha's Kyle Cunningham was in fifth ahead of Suzuki's Martin Davalos as Seely crashed out and dropped back to 12th. On the final lap Roczen and Tickle began to hone-in on Tomac for second, and despite one last push from Tickle, Tomac managed runner-up status with Roczen and Tickle taking third and fourth, respectively. Hansen posted a spectaculor ride after sustaining an injury to his hand during practice. Despite this he not only pulled the holeshot but also led during every lap of the race under extreme pressure from his rivals. Meanwhile, Cunningham made steady progress in the contest and rode solidly to finish out the top-five while Davalos seemed to struggle over A2's highly technical circuit, eventually finishing sixth.
Hansen's latest victory puts him eight points ahead of Tickle and more than 20 points ahead of Tomac as the series breaks for its first East Coast race in Houston next weekend..
2011 AMA Supercross Lites Anaheim 2 Results:
1. Josh Hansen (Kawasaki)
2. Eli Tomac (Honda)
3. Ken Roczen (KTM)
4. Broc Tickle (Kawasaki)
5. Kyle Cunningham (Yamaha)
6. Martin Davalos (Suzuki)
7. Ryan Morais (Yamaha)
8. Brice Rutherford (Kawasaki)
9. Ryan Marmont (KTM)
10. James Decotis (Honda)
11. Cole Seely (Honda)
12. Antonio Balbi (Kawasaki)
13. Jake Canada (Kawasaki)
14. Ben Evans (Kawasaki)
15. Scott Champion (Kawasaki)
2011 AMA Supercross Lites Championship Points:
1. Josh Hansen, 113
2. Broc Tickle, 105
3. Eli Tomac, 91
4. Ryan Morais, 84
5. Cole Seely, 70
6. Ken Roczen, 69
7. Kyle Cunningham, 60
8. Martin Davalos, 60
9. Tyla Rattray, 58
10. James Decotis, 51


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