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Tuesday 2 September 2003
It was Tuesday, under the sign of Virgo. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Ella Wahlberg .
In that special week of September people in US were listening to Shake Ya Tailfeather by Nelly.
In UK Breathe by Blu Cantrell featuring Sean Paul was in the top 5 hits.
Love Me If You Dare, directed by Yann Samuell, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2003
while Treason by Ann Coulter was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Air Emergency.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom or Star Wars Galaxies.
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- Also see September 2 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
- RC Saints - Saint Sophia
- Sedan Day (Sedantag) - traditional national German holiday (see Sedan, France) that commemorates Prussia's victory over France in 1870, making the German Empire a reality.
- Transnistria - Independence day, note Transnistria is not an internationally recognized independent state
- Vietnam - National Day (independence from France, 1945)
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- Ella Wahlberg: American daughter of actor Mark Wahlberg; born on the same day that the actor's sister died unexpectedly.
- Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden says that his organization is working on ampquot''serious projects''ampquot, and that his priority is to use biological weapons against the United States. Al Qaeda may already have such weapons, and be seeking means to transport and launch them.
- Indonesia: An Indonesian court sentences Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Bashir to four years in prison for treason against the Indonesian government. However, the court found insufficient proof that Bashir was the leader of the militant Islamic organization Jemaah Islamiyah.
- Iraq: A car bomb explodes near the headquarters of Coalition trained police in Baghdad, killing an Iraqi police officer and wounding up to 10 bystanders. Observers saw the incident as an attempt to destabilize the new Iraqi governing body. (See 2003 occupation of Iraq timeline)
- The Iraqi police handling the investigation say they have arrested 19 men in connection with the blast, many of them foreigners and all with admitted links to al-Qaeda.
- Astronomy: Astronomers announce the discovery of an asteroid (2003 QQampsubamp47amp/subamp) whose orbit has a remote chance of striking earth.
- ''SCO v. IBM'': SCO Germany is ordered to pay fine of 10,000 Euro because they were ordered to cease their allegations that Linux contains stolen intellectual property of SCO.
- Road map for peace: Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz states he favors expelling Palestinian President Yasser Arafat by the end of the year, because Arafat is obstructing the United States led peace plan. Arafat denies the statement and says he backs the peace plan (though he refuses to release control of Palestinian security services to reformer Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas to stop militant group attacks as mandated by the plan). Palestinian leaders call Defense Minister's remarks
- Premier of Ontario Ernie Eves calls a provincial election for October 2. Eves' incumbent Tories, Dalton McGuinty's Liberals, and Howard Hampton's NDP are in the race.
- A forest fire erupts in the Gorge of the Columbia River to the east of Cascade Locks, Oregon, forcing the closure of a 47-mile section of Interstate 84 and the evacuation of Cascade Locks for at least one full day.
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Crimson Cottage is a delightful vintage cottage located in the heart of Chimney Rock Village.
Crimson Cottage is perfect for a family or group of friends who are looking for value and want to be in the center of activities. It is only a short stroll across the bridge over the Rocky Broad River to the quaint shops and restaurants of Chimney Rock Village, the entrance to Chimney Rock State Park, and to trout fishing along the beautiful Riverwalk. The sparkling waters of Lake Lure offering fishing, boating and swimming are only one mile away. With over 2100 square feet of living area, the cottage is comfortably furnished in a family friendly manner. Kids will love the huge upstairs game room with its own Cable TV/VCR/DVD player, 2 twin beds, card table, checkers table and Foosball table.
Enjoy a game of horseshoes in the large backyard, grill steaks on the charcoal grill, or have a picnic on the picnic table. Crimson Cottage has ample off-street parking for three cars.
50% rent deposit plus $30 nonrefundable reservation fee plus $45 Accidental Damage Protection plus 11.75% tax to confirm reservation. Balance due 31 days prior to arrival. Sixty (60) days notice required to cancel, with less $30 reservation fee and $50 cancellation fee, for a total forfeiture of $80. No refunds if cancelled less than 60 days prior to arrival date, unless re-rented. If re-rented, cancellation fees will apply.
PLEASE NOTE: We have a 5-night minimum in the busy summer months and a 3-night minimum on holidays the rest of the year. However, sometimes scheduling allows us to accept less than a 5-night minimum in summer, so please don't hesitate to inquire. However, we always have a 2-night minimum. We are sorry, but we are unable to accept one-night rentals.
Keywords: Vacation rental, cottage rental, cabin rental, Lake Lure Marina & Beach, Chimney Rock State Park, Chimney Rock, gem mining, zip lining, pontoon boat rental, fire pit.
This house is perfect for our family & friends. We like to be near the center of activities. It is only a short stroll across the bridge over the Rocky Broad River to the quaint shops and restaurants of Chimney Rock Village, the entrance to Chimney Rock State Park, and to trout fishing along the beautiful Riverwalk. The sparkling waters of Lake Lure offering fishing, boating and swimming are only one mile away. With over 2100 square feet of living area, the cottage is comfortably furnished in a family friendly manner. We love the huge upstairs game room with its own Cable TV/VCR/DVD player, twin beds and Foosball table.
This is our favorate vacation spot !!!
Sharon Ryan purchased this cottage in 2005
We love fishing, boating, swimming, running, and long walks. We chose this property because it is walking distance to Chimney Rock Village and only one mile to Lake Lure where you can fish, swim, rent a boat or take a walk or run along the walking trials. The house is large enough for our whole family and the location is perfect.
It is perfect for a family or group of friends who are looking for value and want to be in the center of activities. It's casually furnished, very comfortable and family friendly. It is only a short stroll across the bridge over the Rocky Broad River to the quaint shops and restaurants of Chimney Rock Village, the entrance to Chimney Rock State Park, and to trout fishing along the beautiful Riverwalk.
The yard was amazing - horseshoes, fire pit and view. Great location and amazing house! Rate the home excellent overall.
Walk over the quaint bridge and go trout fishing at the Riverwalk. Also fishing in Lake Lure is only a mile away. Pontoon boat rental available on Lake Lure.
Crimson Cottage was fantastic. It is very clean and well stocked. Bring food, hygiene items and clothes and you're ready for an enjoyable, relaxing stay. Family plans for a week at the Outer Banks were turned upside down thanks to Hurricane Matthew. Thanks to Sharon for a quick, stress-free itinerary change! The only problem with this stay is it wasn't long enough! Hated to leave!
We stayed in Crimson Cottage for a week in August. The cottage is vintage adorable. It is very neat and clean and has everything you could want. It is a short walk to downtown. The weather was oppressive the entire week and I think a fall or early winter trip may be more suitable. Regardless, coming home to the cottage was very comforting. We spent our days high in the mountains of Dupont, Mitchell and the Blue Ridge. We visited waterfalls, forests and beautiful vistas. The location is a good stopping point for stomping around towns and mountains. We indeed had plenty to do outside of Chimney Rock. Sharon is delightful to deal with and makes the process quick and easy. We had no problems at all at the cottage and she is in touch if you need her. Take advantage of a dinner at the Veranda in the Lake Lure Inn. We never got to swim in Lake Lure because of the rain and weather but it looks lovely. We did get to enjoy other adventures however since you are in diving distance to everything you could want in the mountains.
This home is perfect! We had 3 couples and the space was very sufficient. Just a short walk to all the shops in Chimney Rock and very close to Lake Lure as well. Highly recommend this home!
Our family typically vacations at the beach in the summer and long weekend getaways in the mountains. However, this year we decided to change things up and have our summer vacation in the NC mountains. We have 2 children, a 9 yr old daughter & 7 yr old son. This makes our 3rd trip to Chimney Rock but our first time staying in Crimson Cottage. From the online reservation, I knew the upstairs game room would be a hit with the kids (and it was!). They loved having their own space and lots of games. I can't say enough good things about the cabin. It is spacious and feels like home. Plenty of hot water and A/C works great. It's nice that we could wash clothes in their modern W/D. The beds were very comfy and the location is fantastic. We loved being able to walk over the bridge and into town in less than 30 seconds! One of the kids' favorite things to do was take their shoes off and climb on the rocks at the River Walk in town. It's free entertainment for them and nice for dad and I to relax while they are exploring and enjoying the outdoors. We grilled out one night with the grill provided and had planned on making a fire in the pit to roast marshmallows but it was so very hot that we decided that would be a better thing to do in the fall. We had dinner our first night at Old Rock Cafe (we'd been there before). My husband had a cheeseburger and the rest of the week kept thinking about going back for another one, so we did on another night. We enjoy the outdoor seating and friendly staff at Old Rock. The management company was very professional, kind, and accommodating. We would love to stay at Crimson Cottage again the future. If you're researching and wondering if this cabin would be a good fit for your family, believe me, it is!
My family and extended family stayed here for a fall wedding in the mountains. There were tons of games to play and entertain kids. It was a PERFECT location, right at the base of Chimney Rock and next to the river. We listened to the river from the cottage. There was so much room! It was clean and convenient to shopping (just a walk across a bridge). The manager was so helpful, even with our really late check in. We would love to stay here again. I would definitely recommend it, especially for families.
We were visiting our children on their fall break from Furman University and Virginia Tech..The location of this cottage was perfect....a very short walk to Chimney Rock center and Lake lure was only a mile away...We rarely used our car....We did so much during our 4 night stay, mini golf, kayaking, zip lining, apple picking in Hendersonville(less than a15 minute drive to the nearest orchard) and traveling to Asheville, about a half hour or so away..This is an older home with a very small kitchen, the dining room was a nice size and the rest of the cottage was spacious and accommodated our large group well...Crimson cottage is near a river making it is a little musty but has working air conditioning that helped clear the air...The bedrooms were very nice and there were also pullout couches in the living room, plenty of room for everyone to sleep comfortably...The huge upstairs was great and the kids had fun hanging out in their own private area, playing games and watching movies...We loved the yard and the veiw from the backyard facing the cliff is beautiful! The house is in a neighborhood but the yard is big and we had fun playing horseshoes and enjoyed sitting around the the fire we made in the rustic fire pit....Our family had a lovely long weekend and we will cherish our time and the memories we made at Chimney rock and Crimson cottage.
|Accidental Damage Ins.
|$45 + Tax
|Reservation Fee
|$40 + Tax
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We require Accidental Damage Ins. for a fee of $45 which covers up to $1,500 of accidental damage, subject to exclusions. Malicious or willful damage, or misuse or abuse of property is not covered. Any damage above $1500 is the responsibility of Tenants. We do not charge a cleaning fee as long as cottage is left neat & orderly. Minimum age for renters is 25.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan projected a united front Thursday on Syria, keeping stark differences about how much the U.S. should intervene behind closed doors as they looked to Russia and the global community to close ranks behind efforts to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Under a pair of umbrellas outside a drizzly White House, the two leaders offered no hints about new actions either country would take, but pledged to keep upping the pressure on Assad to leave. After a lengthy meeting focused on Syria, Erdogan sidestepped a question about what he wants Obama to do, even though the Turkish premier has publicly urged the U.S. to take further steps to hasten Assad's departure. And Obama emphasized that if and when the U.S. takes further action, it won't be alone.
"I don't think anybody in the region, including the prime minister, would think that U.S. unilateral actions in and of themselves would bring about a better outcome inside of Syria," Obama said.
Erdogan, speaking in Turkish, called attention to where the U.S. and Turkey have spoken with one voice.
"Our views do overlap," he said. "We will continue to explore what we can do together."
Harmony in the White House Rose Garden obscured the intense debates both leaders are confronting at home and abroad about how to bring to an end a conflict that started in 2011 as a popular uprising and has escalated to claim more than 70,000 lives. Instead, Obama and Erdogan professed both impatience and optimism, hoping that unanimity among allies may compel other players in the conflict — namely, Russia — to get in line.
"What we have to do is apply steady international pressure, strengthen the opposition," Obama said. "I do think that the prospect of talks in Geneva involving the Russians and representatives about a serious political transition that all the parties can buy into may yield results."
Mindful that support from Russia, the Syrian regime's most powerful ally, is a key factor allowing Assad to cling to power, the Obama administration is looking hopefully to a joint U.S.-Russian push to launch peace talks between the regime and the opposition, possibly in early June. But those hopes have been somewhat dampened by word that Russia was planning to sell an advanced air defense system to Syria that could complicate further military intervention, and by Russia's demand that U.S. nemesis Iran be included in the talks.
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None of these obstacles was on display after White House meetings Thursday between the U.S. and Turkey, a NATO member and largely secular nation that the U.S. sees as a crucial gateway to engagement with the Muslim world. The two leaders glossed over deep divisions about how actively to support the shadowy array of opposition groups fighting Assad's regime.
"Over the last couple of months, it seemed they were drifting away from each other, and Erdogan was, to put it mildly, disappointed with Obama for not extending the support he thought would come once the U.S. elections were over," said Kemal Kirisci, an expert on Turkish foreign policy at the nonpartisan Brookings Institution. "Today, they seemed to want to project an image to the public that they are on the same wavelength."
The White House is considering arming rebel forces despite concerns about weapons falling into the wrong hands and has already provided some military equipment like body armor in addition to hundreds of millions in humanitarian aid. But Obama, reluctant to mire the U.S. military in another unpredictable conflict, has resisted calls from some lawmakers for more decisive action like enforcing a no-fly zone.
Syria's lethal two-year war assuredly hits closer to home for Turkey, which shares a long southern border with Syria and is sheltering hundreds of thousands of its refugees. Violence spilling over the border reached new heights over the weekend when a pair of car bombs in a Turkish border town killed dozens, raising fears that Turkey is becoming increasingly embroiled in the conflict. Turkish authorities have blamed Syrian intelligence for the attacks.
"The United States stands with you as you defend your nation against terrorism," Obama said, calling the bombings "outrageous."
An early adversary of Assad, Turkey has firmly supported Syria's opposition, hosting its leaders and rebel commanders and retaliating against Syrian shells that have landed in its territory. Erdogan has been among the more vocal of the world leaders calling for a more hands-on U.S. effort, nudging Obama to act by declaring assertively that Syria has been delivering chemical weapons on hundreds of missiles — a move that would violate Obama's "red line" against chemical weapons use. Obama has said there's evidence of chemical weapons use but is holding off until the circumstances can be more definitively determined.
Erdogan, too, faces a public divided about the best way to confront the seething conflict in its backyard. Some Turks have accused their leader of putting the nation's security at risk by backing the rebels, prompting anti-government protests and calls for Erdogan to resign. Meanwhile, the 200,000 or so Syrian refugees along the border have stoked resentment among residents in the ethnically mixed regions of southern Turkey.
In an attempt to show concrete action, the Obama administration added four Syrian government ministers, a Syrian TV station and its national airline to a U.S. terror blacklist Thursday, blocking their U.S. assets and prohibiting Americans from doing business with them.
But even that step included a pointed reminder that the U.S. can't be sure who will claim power if and when Assad is ousted. In a parallel move, the State Department blacklisted Muhammad al-Jawlani, the leader of the al-Qaida-linked rebel group fighting Assad's regime. The State Department dubbed al-Jawlani as a "global terrorist" and said he aims to create an Islamist state in Syria.
Associated Press writer Bradley Klapper contributed to this report.
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For the past several years, Stacy Szymaszek has been at work on a number of poetic journals that are now being published. The first, hart island (Nightboat Books), arrived in May 2015, followed by the chapbook Journal Started in August (Projective Industries). Journal of Ugly Sites & Other Journals (Fence Books) is forthcoming in January 2016, and A Year from Today (Nightboat Books) in 2017. All different in scope and attention, this remarkable series is underpinned by Szymaszek's seemingly boundless wit and attunement—she is that writer on whom nothing is lost. We corresponded via email while texting enough asides to make a whole other interview.
Matt Longabucco: Lately a few sources pointed me towards the lecture series by Roland Barthes published as The Neutral, and it's been fitting to read it alongside your journals. This concept of "the neutral" has many resonances for Barthes, one of which, as I understand it, is that pleasure is often to be found neither in the site nor the form where we've been led to believe we should seek it. For Barthes, rather, pleasure is nuance, the small but thrilling variation, an unexpected ripple in the text of the world—"blue appetite and smoky/quartz the combo who knows/is just pleasing to clack/in my fist." And true pleasure is the thing that by its nature defies the categories we've erected in order to capture and tame it. I'm mesmerized by this idea, and think my sense of what's worthwhile as a reader and as a writer involves leaping again and again into this gap between the ostensibly recognized pleasure and the actual, almost always unarticulated one. If I said I thought a similar investigation was part of the project of your journals, would that claim give you pleasure?
Stacy Szymaszek: We have never talked about Barthes but he is an influence, and yes, your claim gives me pleasure. The first poem that appears in Journal of Ugly Sites and Other Journals, which is organized chronologically, is "austerity measures." I read Barthes' Mourning Diary in 2011 (written on notecards after the death of his mother). My dog had just died and I was traumatized by the circumstances. If people are too quick to forget the impact of mourning the loss of loved humans, that denial is certainly more extreme around the loss of animal companions. (I use the word "denial" to elude to Ernest Becker's must-read The Denial of Death.) "austerity measures" is the documentation of the slowness of my mourning. I was being a little tongue in cheek at the end by saying it took 7 months and 1 day to be able to move the ashes, thereby concluding the elegy and the mourning period, but the form implies that grief is an infinite spiral. Which brings me more pointedly to your question about "the neutral"—Barthes says the neutral is "everything that baffles the paradigm." A major challenge in my life, which manifests as a major concern in my work, is how to have pleasure when I am so unable to keep the knowledge and fear of (my own) mortality sufficiently unconscious. I felt endangered as a queer kid, and with no sense of having any options. When I read Pasolini's last interview before he was murdered, where he says "we are all in danger," I shook my head in agreement. I live anxiously in the ripple between life and death. I feel a lot of capacity as a poet in this space. I don't derive pleasure from maintaining this hyper-awareness of death, in fact, in extremis is not a sustainable state. However, fluency about and around death is not encouraged, because then we as citizens would be much less easy to control through consumerism, religion, and other things predicated on the sublimation of death-terror. What I am saying is that it feels like a risk and there can be pleasure in risk, of course, especially when there is victory. My poems are victories. Barthes also said that the neutral is uncommodifiable. If you represent time as anything other than linear and source pleasure from where you are told not to seek it, you are rebelling against a paradigm (as these things decrease the potential for commodifying). I remember being a young kid and my mom saying things like "you're so pretty" and I'd yell "NO I'M UGLY!" Do you remember that product "No More Tangles"? I wanted a spray called "Tangles." When I was a little older I took a scissors to the alligators on all my Izod shirts. In the absence of dialogue, I was constantly having to find ways to alert others that I saw things differently, that I couldn't participate on their terms. When some of my extended family members posed for a photograph, they were prompted to "do the Stacy" and everyone dramatically frowned. I was in a lot of pain, but my pain had its own value. I liked "the Stacy" then (it pleased me) and remembering it now pleases me. The journal poems are the best form I've found so far for reiterating that all that exists between me and death is time. Therefore there's a lot of elegy in those pages. One of the first times I read from A Year From Today was in the auditorium at Naropa's Summer Writing Program—afterward, someone who has heard me read many times said "I didn't know you were funny." I love that. There's a lot of humor in there, too.
ML: You are funny! There's so much slapstick in your work, like that judo move you do on the unsuspecting girl when you're a kid, or all the times you're singing out loud in your apartment and K shoots you a look. And, "how do you work/next to all those donuts (me flirting with the donut guy)." The humor—broad and subtle, both—signals many things: a New Yorker's alertness and attitude, rue over poetry and aging and coupledom, and also indomitability: "I won't be recalled/for who I am/but I am part/of something/at least/do I need anything else/just my wits." "The Stacy" says it all: a frown that is somehow able to be both dour and delighted-in for being a choice. It's a signature. Speaking of that pose, I'm always thinking that your relationship to photography seems continuous with your journalistic impulse in writing. On Instagram, you have a few themes—the dog, the office, the therapist's foyer, etc—and you have the patience to let accretion work its magic. How does that slow build work for you, in the journals? And how does it reach beyond them, in the future life of the text that you often explicitly imagine? What will the journals become? How do the journals from a few years ago look to you, now? What's become of the time that's stashed or crystallized or pickled within them?
SS: Slapstick! That's a great observation. As a style of humor: "exaggerated physical activity which exceeds the boundaries of common sense." Significantly, it comes from the Italian word batacchio—a club-like object composed of two wooden slats used in commedia dell'arte. When struck, it makes a loud smacking noise, but there's no force transferred, so actors can hit one another repeatedly "with great audible effect while causing very little actual physical damage." (Thanks, Wikipedia). My matrilineal line is Sicilian, and this is a very strong sensibility on that side. My mom recently told me that she went to pick up my nephews from golf lessons and only one of them was waiting. She asked, "where's your brother?" He was at a picnic table armwrestling the other boys and girls and winning each time. When he got into the car he said that next time he was bringing his ukelele. Golf is irrelevant. He gets where he needs to be, how he needs to be in the world. If I were writing A Year From Today now, I would put that in it. It's really vital territory for me. My great grandmother, who was apparently very saintly in my grandmother's characterization of her, would occasionally pick up a knife and throw it at the wall, where it would stick, when she was pissed. Was this slapstick? Apparently she was very skilled, i.e. no one feared for their lives. I'm just now connecting this to my judo move and thinking about humor in relation to aggression. I'm not going to hurt you but I'm going to enact a scene whereby you could be hurt, under entirely different circumstances, but here there is absence of malice, it will be funny. I would have loved to be a witness in my great grandmother's kitchen. I also heard she washed up at the kitchen sink, heaving one breast at a time over each shoulder and really scrubbing down. She also cooked of course—I get the sense that the kitchen was more than her domain, more like her studio, her stage, but the idea of blood lineage, and obviously poetry lineage, is very important to me so I may be making too much of it.
My life as an amateur photographer began only in 2005 when I moved to NYC (bought a Canon Rebel, but the ease of the iPhone took over 3 years ago, and Instagram) so it's very connected to a need to be differently alert and also the realization that I was leaving my hometown, probably for the last time, and beginning a…beyond my wildest dreams…new era. My favorite photographic subject was "the poet" and especially poets in groups socializing. That's still a strong theme. As you know, if you go out with me, I will most likely ask (or not ask) to take a photograph of you. It's obsessive but it's a good-enough way for me to use that energy. Deleuze said that repetition creates distance from laws and norms even while re-enacting them. This is the best explanation I can think of for another favorite subject, my self.
I'm leaving a record. Who knows what's there. I've always been interested in history and keeping a record. I was a journal-keeper as a kid. I just watched Our Nixon, and dip into The Nixon Tapes book every now and then. You know he had secret voice-activated tape recorders in every room of the White House that captured about 3,700 hours of conversation. I'm fascinated with his documentary impulse—taken to the level of insanity and paranoia—but also, what an astounding thing to know how someone operates in real time. I read a lot of history books. I like to try to understand what goes wrong. The Invisible Bridge by Rick Perlstein is a good one for comprehending just how utterly catastrophic Reagan's presidency was. He got adults en masse to join him in thinking like a child, but that's not even fair to children—we adopted his "lunatic semiology" to use a phrase from Richard Slotkin. I think I've answered your questions…except to add that the journals from years back are especially elegiac now. My first attempt at a poetic journal was hart island, which is the last deeply coded text I have written, and really only has journalistic tendencies, such as the embedding and archiving of quotes from Poetry Project readings. The book just came out in May, yet I wrote it between 2008 and 2010. I recently read a section with a Jayne Cortez line, and then a section that referred to the B&H—it felt poignant because Jayne has since passed away and the B&H, as of today, hasn't been able to reopen after the gas explosion in March. The B&H is in all three books. The sushi restaurant that was the main site of the explosion used to be the store Love Saves the Day, which was in Desperately Seeking Susan—I write about that in "Journal of Ugly Sites"—that corner was obliterated and two people were killed. It happened at the very end of the time I allotted myself for A Year From Today (April to April) so there it ends. It's no surprise that in recording what one sees, we can later see that unintended meaning is always in a process of layering itself. Just yesterday, the New York Times reported that the city has settled a lawsuit and will allow relatives to visit grave sites on Hart Island, in a very limited way, yet still a significant step forward.
This "dates" the poem. That's what happens when you stash time. I hope, in that work in particular, that the many other troubling aspects of the Hart Island story become dated: that someday it will not be run by the Department of Corrections, that incarcerated men will not be exploited for grave-digging labor, and that even fewer and fewer bodies will go unclaimed each year in NYC.
ML: I love the stories of the Sicilian side. My Italian ancestors were Calabrese, as you know. I'm intrigued by seemingly obsolete yet persistent elements of that cultural inheritance: the vendetta, for example, which seems to work almost like poetry: a long timescale, a lot of patience, a conviction that memory, held close, will tell us at what moment we should give the present a push in the direction of a moral outcome. I love Susie's version of your job description: "must embrace and honor resentments of great antiquity."
Can you say something about your multiple lineages? You write often about the poets and artists you care about, in the journals, but I'm wondering how you're thinking lately about what you're carrying forward, and what compels you to do so. Part of that might be to say something about your own evolution, even in the past few years. I'd imagine another part could be to say something about the aesthetic mission of the Poetry Project (we've commiserated over this question, I know). I suspect your own choices and the terrain you survey from your position at the Project are woven together, for you, as is your explicit sense of yourself as "poet's poet"/late bloomer/flirter-with-failure (a failure the realization of all this amazing work of course belies). I was so stunned by that incredibly poignant passage about your friend, the poet who committed suicide and who has a poem online that "mourns/that everyone he knew had been lost/to professionalism." Tradition is no guarantee, either.
SS: My birthday is coming up so I've been reading my horoscope. One said of Cancers, "A sign that forgets nothing and forgives seldom." I'm not a vengeful person, but I do think about this James Baldwin quote often: "People pay for what they do, and still more for what they have allowed themselves to become. And they pay for it very simply; by the lives they lead." The moral outcome, that I don't even have to coax, may be no greater than that. I hold myself accountable to Baldwin's thinking on this matter of "paying for it" as well, and it shows in the work—fear of what I am becoming/of habitual, unquestioned thought patterns/of how much I am implicated in my own suffering—like the woman who plants herself in front of the door on the train but is then pissy when people have to shove past her to get on. Everyone is that woman sometimes.
I have always been captivated by people's life stories. When I'm feeling down my partner says, "Do you need to watch a documentary?" I read from A Year From Today, when it was in progress, and told the audience that I had forever been driven to understand how artists live. Now that I am one, I want to be pretty explicit about this, by way of a long poem, with a lot of details. I've evolved into a person more invested in transparency. I struggle and I have joy, all in a day, most days. I'm less interested in abstraction or "the atmospheric" to borrow a word that Rachel Levitsky just used. To paraphrase, if you want to tell a story, tell a story, don't write an atmospheric poem. I'm particularly drawn to self-aware work, paranoid work, obsessive work, work that tries to get at the ethos of a city, activist work, identity work, work about working, work about yourself in the world, work that includes the less desirable aspects of yourself. To quote Baldwin again, "We live in a country in which words are mostly used to cover the sleeper, not to wake him…" The poems I love wake the sleeper and there is an abundance of young poets doing this work now, especially writers of color. It's a great time to be a listener—especially for us white people.
My job at The Poetry Project is a big deal, which also compels me to leave a record within a poem, or to keep inventing poetic forms that address the variousness of the job and its impacts on my material life. I visited our archive at the Library of Congress in January and there was a folder that was labeled "Great Letters of Past and Present" and dozens of other internal correspondences that were useful to me in terms of understanding the past, threading it to the present and understanding what's important for me to transmit. I want my experience to be known now, and not only be papers someone finds in a box in 40 years. My sense of participating in the lineage around the Project is, of course, very strong. Not only the poetic lineages but also feeling camaraderie with many of the poets who worked there before me and those who work with me now. At my most ill at ease with all the complexities of sustaining poetry community, this is one of the few places I can land and feel fervorous about making sure the Project continues as a space. Essentially, because there is nothing else like it. I love Anne Waldman's construction of the "infrastructure poet." Her putting those two words together changed my life in that it has empowered me to step away from artistic direction, which might seem the more desirable position, and focus on improving the way the Project is run, making sure it has the necessary resources, human and otherwise, to continue.
I think about and worry about the future of poets in NYC and other big cities. What does a cultural center become when the only poets who can afford to live there are those who are well off, or have to work the day job so often in excess of 40 hours a week. What happens when poets don't have time or energy to sustain a writing practice. What type of work gets produced when time as a resource is severely limited. How, as artists, do we keep on creating moments of anarchy, multiplying them, in this murderous and surveilled land. I'm also aware that this was a process set in motion long ago and we are inventive, resourceful people. I love my job, even though it torments me sometimes, but my rightful vocation is to write books. I know people who love their vocations so much they don't ever want to retire. I want to retire so I can do my job better, to live up to my potential which I've only grazed. Poetry is full of opportunities to feel like a failure. Because poets can rarely sustain ourselves through our vocation, we have to pick another one. On the other hand, what if poetry was commodifiable. It wouldn't be poetry as we know it, yet I have seen how not getting paid for your work can be damaging to the poet psyche. Basically, capitalism renders the poet unable to do her job at full capacity. And I go to Rexroth for why: "…a class which owes its power to the exploitation of others has always had very little use for the poet." He also defines poetry as a disruptive force that is dangerous to ideas and systems that have outlived their usefulness.
As documented in A Year From Today, when I taught at Naropa last summer most of my students initially reacted against "lineage" as something that should be broken free from (the past, or blood family), which was really surprising to me. I presented lineage as a current that fuels our exploration of the character of the present moment. If the Project was just about its lineage it wouldn't be vital or might not even exist anymore. One must be aware of the times and be a participant in them to stay relevant. The mission never changes, but it has to be broad enough to be iterated in multiple ways, across decades. I just paged through Anne's Outrider and came upon this: "A stance is required that sets apart, yet co-exists with the notion of a poetry of risk (sanity) and surprise (language)" and "…maintaining a stance of "negative capability," but also does not give up that projective drive, or its original identity that demands that it intervene on the culture." These are high-level iterations. In a more basic sense, The Poetry Project is a home for those who are writing with great urgency, with great social awareness, with innovative form and great attention to language…whoever and wherever you are, we want to be an incubator and a venue for you, and your audience.
ML: I appreciate everything you're saying about making and holding a space that makes "risk and surprise" possible, a place alive to its history and at the same time open to a necessarily unpredictable but urgent need. You really do have your "hands full/like Kali," don't you? The presence of the Project in the journals is striking—your willingness to take your labor as matter, to be an "infrastructure poet." I came across a passage on this idea in a Joan Retallack essay on John Cage: this is John Dewey, talking about "recovering the continuity of esthetic experience with normal processes of living." He writes, "Even a crude experience, if authentically an experience, is more fit to give a clue to the intrinsic nature of esthetic experience than is an object already set apart from any other mode of experience. Following this clue we can discover how the work of art develops and accentuates what is characteristically valuable in things of everyday enjoyment" and transform "common human activities into matters of artistic value." When you embrace that possibility, you wind up with art that works in powerful ways on readers who are desperate to recoup the experiences that they, poor modern subjects, are duped, by ideology, into compartmentalizing. I recently saw Ben Lerner interview Karl Ove Knausgaard, and Lerner was asking him lots of questions about process, form, genre (novel vs. memoir, etc.), and while that was fascinating, I couldn't help but feel the growing frustration of a crowd who'd come clutching K.O.K.'s books because they were hoping he'd talk about being a dad, or cooking, or grief—all those elements of life he's worked so hard to make visible, to claim, to win back. We were all like, come on Ben, let us gush! Which is to say, of course we are interested in form, but why deny ourselves the chance to find out what submitting to the discipline of form has revealed? I'm saying all this to gear up to ask all the things I'm dying to ask, as your avid reader: Can marriage be queered? Must friendship fade and falter? Do dogs live inside time the way we do? What is the secret of the train? When you speak to your therapist, which you is speaking? Of illness or aging, which is the darker? Will the other—friend, lover, critic, stranger—ever recognize herself in the poem we've offered up as a means of relation, however strange?
SS: "Normal processes of living" and "labor as matter" at first seemed like a compromise for me upon moving to NYC, and becoming the director of The Poetry Project. When I lived in Milwaukee, owned a house, and worked a few minutes away, I had time and space. I started Hyperglossia in Milwaukee and finished it in New York, so by the time I started a new book here I was already director and realized time would always be a crisis. With hart island I started using labor as matter and it has felt vital to continue doing so. I don't know what will be next. I'm editing both manuscripts this summer (Journal of Ugly Sites and Other Journals and A Year From Today). I have all of this Pasolini-based writing I want to pursue but it requires a very different kind of time commitment. PPP might have to be my post-PP book.
Early in Art and Experience, Dewey talks about restoring continuity between "the refined and intensified forms of experience that are works of art and the everyday events, doings and sufferings that are universally recognized to constitute experience." The first time I taught at Naropa, I used parts of this book, and in retrospect, it was this teaching that was nurturing the places I wanted to go in my own writing. To return for a moment to my love of "the life story," what I didn't say is that I often felt disappointed by the lack of detail and the neatness of the story. The first time I got a palpable sense of the suffering of a poet was through reading about Hart Crane. What I wanted so badly then, as a refusing young butch lesbian poet, was access—to people's experiences of their bodies, their relationships, anything you can't see from the outside/breaking social codes around those things.The information from the Mariani, Fisher and Unterecker biographies are merged in my mind at this point, but not infrequently, when going over the Brooklyn Bridge I think of Crane pissing off of it. I'm making something that early Stacy was desperate for. I have a couple of quotes coming to mind that could serve as epigraphs for the bulk of my poetic journalism:
"What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life?/ The world would split open."
—Muriel Rukeyser
"Human beings are magical. Bios and Logos. Words made of flesh, muscle and bone animated by hope and desire, belief materialized in deeds, deeds which crystalize our actualities… ."
—Sylvia Wynter
I'm also thinking a lot about David Wojnarowicz's idea of the preinvented world, which the government goes to great lengths to maintain. In this context, making private things public can be very disruptive to the enforcement of national illusions. This connects back to "the neutral" as "everything that baffles the paradigm." But when we baffle the paradigm, we have to be prepared for their violence.
I relate to your last series of questions as a fellow questioner. My poems ask those very questions and allow fear and uncertainty to hang in the air. I know you really want me to answer those questions though! Can marriage be queered? Yes and no, maybe. Must friendship fade and falter? Probably, at least the faltering part. My parents are still friends with their childhood friends. Part of me is envious and part of me thinks, well, it's because they don't "get into it," how intimate are they? Comfort is nice, but I'm messier. Faltering is real. Do dogs live inside time the way we do? No way. What is the secret of the train? Pretend it's study hall. When you speak to your therapist, which you is speaking? He needs to hear from everyone. He likes that early Stacy is always in the room, available. Of illness or aging, which is the darker? Neither of these things are dark to me, but I fear illness more than aging. What's evil is the devaluing of human life, and part of the fear is been subjected to an evil system. Will the other—friend, lover, critic, stranger—ever recognize herself in the poem we've offered up as a means of relation, however strange? I do use a lot of names, but if I'm being discreet I don't name names. And if I'm being discreet, it's because I'm trying to say something that is diplomatic while also voicing my complaint, my anger, my hurt, whatever is going on—while holding up as writing. "The complaint" is a big part of the work, especially in "Journal of Ugly Sites." Will the man who badgered me for a reading for years recognize himself? There are dozens of those men, and some women too. I think we don't have enough consciousness around how our actions impact each other. For a period in my early adulthood, I didn't think I mattered to anyone—like I could flit in and out as I pleased and who would notice or have any investment in my presence. It's part self-effacing and part irresponsible. One of the moral stances of the work is that it is essential to be aware of your position, your motives, your interconnectivity, your impact on your community. Writing books where family makes appearances is a new challenge for me because it's, then, not only my privacy, but it is my, as you say, means of relation and my experience. To use a phrase from Etel Adnan, some recognition from "the other" could serve as a "beneficial trauma." "Oh, that's me." I hope everyone can bear it. I can.
Matt Longabucco is the author of the chapbook Everybody Suffers: The Selected Poems of Juan García Madero (O'Clock Press 2014). Other work has appeared recently in Capricious, The Brooklyn Rail, and Parkett. He is a co-founder of Wendy's Subway, a 24-hour library, workspace, and meeting space for writers, artists, and readers in Williamsburg. He teaches at New York University and lives in Brooklyn.
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Vintage Wolseleys, Aston Martins and one of the new Alfa Romeo 8C sports coupes will be taking part in the second GB Rally in aid of the Head and Neck Cancer Research Trust at the Royal Marsden Hospital.
The event starts at Goodwood House on October 8 after a slap-up breakfast – and includes laps on the famous circuit that's home to the Goodwood Revival race meeting every September.
The rally will then take entrants via secret checkpoints, en route to Ston Easton Park Hotel, near Bath.
The team that successfully completes the rally having clocked up the fewest miles will win the coveted GB Rally trophy, with a champagne reception and gala dinner rounding off the day. The only guests at the hotel overnight will be those involved with the rally.
The key aim - alongside the enjoyment of competitors - is to raise funds for the Trust which, among other projects, aims to raise £10 million over five years to establish the UK's first dedicated research centre specialising in head and neck cancer.
Overall there are places for 20 cars, with around seven places to be filled. Entry costs £400 per person. Competitors will cover 200 miles in five hours . . . hopefully.
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Just before Oswego State was ranked 25th on a Best Party School list, the school announced that the amount of alcohol students may possess will be reduced by half.
The list, produced by Newsweek and The Daily Beast, cited 438 liquor law violations in 2009.
In an attempt to reduce binge drinking on campus, the Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) committee initiated the change this semester.
"If nothing else, I'm pleased that our policy is consistent with our overall message concerning alcohol, which is that we expect our students to consume it responsibly or not at all," AOD Coordinator Ted Winkworth said in an email.
The previous policy limited each student 21 years of age or older to 30 twelve oz. cans or bottles of beer, a gallon of wine, or one quart of liquor. The amounts for students of legal drinking age have been reduced to twelve 12-oz. of cans or bottles of beer, 1.5 liters of wine, or 750 milliliters of hard liquor.
"If you take a look at the research behind alcohol use and different kinds of risk-management you'll find that the amount of alcohol available is directly related to the amount that people will generally consume," Winkworth said. "In other words, if it's there we tend to drink it."
The logis is if there is less alcohol on campus, less can be consumed, resulting in fewer problems like student blackouts, vomiting in public areas such as bathrooms, or injuries.
"I think alcohol should be limited because if that's [the new policy] the control factor of how people can present themselves, then that's good. I am distracted while I'm studying or doing homework at night, which is when most people go out to drink" freshman Cindy Nervil said.
All SUNY schools do not allow students under the age of 21 to have alcohol. The policies for those 21 and older vary from school to school. At SUNY Brockport students of legal drinking age are not allowed to sell alcohol, but there are no constraints listed as to how much they can have, according to their websites. SUNY Geneseo also does not list a limit, but they say alcohol is not allowed in large containers in residence halls, or in public spaces in the residence halls.
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2016 UNM Parent Association Board Members
Daniel Perea - President
Angi Gonzales-Carver - Past President
I am married to Rodney Carver, together we have raised to amazing children Adrian, and Dani. They are both recent graduates of the University of New Mexico. I am an Educator with Albuquerque Public Schools and together with my husband own a construction company, Carver Construction Co. Inc. I have been an education advocate before my children were born. I have been an active member of Parent Teacher Association for over 20 years. I truly believe parent engagement / involvement is key to students' educational success. I am the Immediate Past President UNM Parent Association. I am very proud of the accomplishments that have been made for students at UNM. Presently I am the UNM Parent Association Legislative Chair and we are gearing up for this year's legislative session. I have been an active member of National Parent Teacher Association. (PTA).
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Reina Meza - Secretary
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I arrived in New Mexico and finished high school here while learning English. I graduated from UNM and then worked there as a statistician and analyst until I retired. Three of my children either attend or have graduated from UNM. I frequently volunteer at UNM events. I was a member of the UNM Staff Association. I am currently a very active member of the UNM Retiree Association and the UNM Greater Albuquerque Area Alumni Chapter (GAAAC). I also am attending UNM in the Graduate School, College of Education.
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Anthony Gallegos - Board Member
Anthony has been a member and a board member with the Parent Association for six years. His last five years he has worked for UNMs Enrollment Management Division as Operations Manager for their Communication Center offering assistance to students. Over the years, Anthony has continued to provide the necessary assistance in continuing to build the Parent Association into a strong organization with focus on communication and involvement of parents. Anthony is a native New Mexican from the Espanola Valley and has served on numerous boards and as a volunteer on many organizations and community activities. He received a BS from Eastern NM University and is in the process of completing his master's in public management at UNM. Anthony has a strong sense of devotion for the Parent Association in seeking to help educate parents and students to UNMs many outstanding resources available to them in making their higher education experience fun, rewarding and successfully.
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My name is Christi Chavez and I am the parent of a freshman. My son, Christian, graduated from St. Pius X and plans to get B.A. in business. I am sitting on the board of the UNM Parent Association as the volunteer coordinator. I am also an alumnus of UNM, class of 1992. I have. B.A. In Education. I thoroughly enjoy being on the board! I have been involved in my son's education ever since he was in pre-school at St. Mary's. It delights me knowing that though my volunteering, I am able to support parents and students alike. Raising funds to provide scholarships for students is my favorite activity! It is a true honor for me to serve on the board of the Parent Association here at UNM.


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Political Animals means to be human. Hip Hop is our culture. It is our way of life. Our Philosophy. The music that we make reflects our opinions, experiences, and views as one human or, as a collective ranging locally to globally. Through our music we promote everything from peace, love, unity, partying, social and self awareness. We also display the negative parts of life such as crime, abuse, oppression, violence, corruption and cruelty without glorifying it. We believe in balance instead of being a one trick pony. Hip Hop music does not actually have its own sound. It uses every style past, present, or future. Political Animals brings you just that. Hip Hop never died. You just can't find too much of it on the television or the radio. True Hip Hop music is played in the small clubs, lounges, parks, basements, attics, school auditoriums, in the backyards of small towns, right to its birthplace, the streets of the inner-city.
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Zak G is an experimental rapper and artist out of Waterbury, CT. Through his abstract lyrical style and incredibly noisy beats he brings something strange and exciting to the table.
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