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It's that time of year again when I allow myself to go all misty-eyed about the FA Cup while the less sentimental (and perhaps younger) among us tut-tut and denounce the old jug as a busted flush.
The Champions League is bigger, bolder, more watched, more important and above all more lucrative than the FA Cup, this we all know. Well, actually one of those is open to debate: last year's Champions League final between Man Utd and Barcelona was watched by 9 million in the UK, but the FA Cup final, between two teams with much smaller national followings than Utd, got 8.5 million. There's life in the old dog yet.
I've always loved it, and I may as well wheel out the reasons why again. Firstly, I grew up with it, and that counts for a lot. I can't remember the '79 final for some reason but I remember cup final day in '80 (though not the match – you'll forgive me for that). I remember Grimsby 3-4 Arsenal in 1986, I'll never forget beating Man Utd 2-1 at Highbury in 1988, when McClair missed a last-minute penalty and Winterburn goaded him royally for it. The multi-man points-deducting brawl at Old Trafford in 1990 was merely a continutation of the bad blood between the two sides.
I was giving away free newspapers at Wembley in 1991 as a holiday job (fortunately outside the Arsenal end) and heard both the Spurs goals go in: I was on my way home in the back of a minibus when Alan Smith halved the deficit but it was too little too late. We got our revenge two years later though. Then there was 1993, the FA and League Cup double against Sheffield Wednesday.
Latterly, perhaps success bred a bit of complacency – or at least expectancy. Between 1998 and 2005 – eight seasons – we reached the FA Cup final an astonishing five times, winning it on four occasions. As Vieira rocketed in the winning penalty in 2005 in Cardiff, I'd never have thought, had you told me then, that I'd be sitting here seven years hence with no more FA Cup finals in the memory banks. They seemed like a bit of a birth right at the time but the intervening years have once again proved how cyclical these things are. If we were cup fatigued back then, we're certainly not now.
Secondly, I love the fact that it's a knockout (and not the kind where you clonk one another with giant ear buds beneath the Atomium in Brussels or dress up as giant penguins). It's fair where the Champions League is not (at least in the group stages, which can be very sterile). You can be drawn against anyone, home or away, at any point. If you don't perform on the day, you're gone. I love that.
Thirdly, there is nothing quite like the cup, and particularly cup final day, as a fan. In many ways I preferred it during the Cardiff years [not least because we were in it – Ed]. Back then the semi-finals were in Birmingham or Manchester, and the finals in Cardiff, so we got the whole scarf-out-the-window road trip thrown in. Such occasions always heralded a new Arsenal mixtape from @feverpitch – the poor swine's tape-to-tape machine has been dusty for too long now. Proper banter and nervous excitement. As someone who no longer travels away, I do miss that.
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Take advantage of this at-a-glance look at the pages on the SCC website you most often visit. Use this as a tool to navigate quickly to info you need the most. Take it one step further and click the star in the top right corner to ensure your favorite pages remain on your list of Visited Pages.
Applying is easy! We have an open-admission policy, which means if you have a high school diploma or its equivalent, you're in and we can't wait to see you in the halls.
The accounting profession is changing at a dramatic and rapid pace. The demand for individuals skilled in accounting is expected to increase as managers rely more on accounting information to make business decisions. If you're looking for a career with great flexibility and skills that are extremely portable, a career in accounting is for you.
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Hi Courtney, I have been crushing on seltzer bottles lately as well. I'm up to four and I love each and every one. Must go read your post! That barnwood ceiling is gorgeous! Thanks for the party.ReplyDelete
Wow! Thanks so much for featuring my frenchy chair, Courtney! And thanks for hosting! Have a great weekend...hugs...DebbieReplyDelete
G'Day from Oz! Thanks so much for hosting today. Have a great Friday.ReplyDelete
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Really beautiful features this week, Courtney. Can't pick a favorite because each one is wonderful. Thanks for sharing them, and thanks for the party. Hope you have a nice weekend. ~ NancyReplyDelete
Wonderful features Courtney!ReplyDelete
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Love the features. The Heathered Nest bedroom is just beautiful!ReplyDelete
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Lovely as always, Courtney. Thanks for hosting the party!ReplyDelete
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Enjoyed your posts and the lovely features Courtney...have a wonderful weekend and hope to see you soon!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousOctober 9, 2014 at 4:05 PM
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Hello cute lady! It is always a pleasure to stop by and party with you each week. I hope you get a chance to swing by our party. That would be amazing! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
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Thanks so much for hosting this great link party. I love the first feature with the hydrangeas and blue mason jars. Such an elegant look! Have a wonderful day. ~ JamieReplyDelete
Wonderful features - thanks for hosting, Courtney! Have a wonderful weekend.ReplyDelete
Courtney I just have to tell you how much I love your blue jars with hydrangeas! I saw your post earlier this week and meant to leave a comment but got a little side tracked. Well it is just stunning! Wonderful party and great features...have a fabulous fall weekend!ReplyDelete
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Thanks so much hosting Courtney. Hope you have a great weekend. -KristiReplyDelete
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Very elegant mantle, so pretty! Thank you for sharing and hosting!ReplyDelete
Wonderful features. Thank you for hosting and happy weekend wishes. HugsReplyDelete
I just love going through the features and links and seeing all of the beautiful Fall inspiration. Thanks for hosting, Courtney!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 11, 2014 at 3:42 AM
Happy Weekend, and thanks for being a gracious hostess at a lovely party. Ann Marie @ Iris AbbeyReplyDelete
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We regretfully share the news that Commencement, planned for Saturday, May 9, will be postponed.
This decision was based on the CDC recommendation that, during the next eight weeks, organizers cancel or postpone in-person events that consist of 50 people or more throughout the U.S. We understand that this necessary postponement will come as a tremendous disappointment to our graduating seniors, and we are firmly committed to celebrating the Class of 2020 and their achievements at a later date.
Updated: March 17, 2020
Letter To Prospective Graduates
Dear Prospective May 2020 Graduate:
Graduation Day, which seemed to be some long-distant goal, is just months away! We wish you the best as you complete your degree requirements and pursue your dreams. We look forward to joining in celebration with you at the Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 9, 2020.
Many events and activities are included in Senior Week (May 6-8) and Commencement Weekend (May 8-9) in this 205th year of the College. We hope you will take maximum advantage of everything offered and be sure to communicate and coordinate all plans and reservations with your family. All information regarding Commencement can be found on this website.
Graduate Participation In Commencement
An email will be sent from the Registrar's Office to your Allegheny email address with a link to a form that you must submit to ensure that you will be able to "walk" at graduation. If you do not receive this email, please contact the Registrar Office at 814-332-2357. All May graduates are expected to participate in the Commencement ceremony. President Link presents diplomas to graduates as each graduate's name is announced to the audience. We want each graduate to receive the correct diploma so we must know who is present. In the event that you cannot attend the ceremony, you must indicate that on the form from the Registrar's Office by March 20th. A procession of the graduating class in academic regalia opens the first of the official Commencement Weekend ceremonies. Historically a religious service, the Baccalaureate service at Allegheny is a celebration of this milestone in all of our students' lives and features readings from various faith traditions represented in the class, reflections by Chaplain Jane Ellen Nickell, and choral, brass, and organ music. A highlight is a slide show of the graduating class in volunteer and other activities.
Cap And Gown Purchase
All participants in Commencement (and Baccalaureate) must appear in cap and gown. We will sell caps/gowns in the Bookstore in April and continue until the start of the Commencement ceremony! Cap/gown set includes black gown, black mortar board and black tassel with gold 2020 medallion. PLEASE NOTE: There is no need to stop by the bookstore to be measured for your cap and gown. The caps are one size fits all, and the gowns are bulk ordered by height.
Students who are NOT studying on campus spring semester must call the bookstore at 814-332-5369 to order your cap and gown. Pre-ordering is certainly not necessary and students may save shipping cost by purchasing their caps/gown in the Bookstore.
Graduation Announcements
Personalized College Announcements are available at Jostens. There are several different graduation announcement packages available to students and their families.
Senior Week Events: May 6-8
The details of Senior Week are being finalized by your Senior Class Officers with the assistance of their committee. Updates regarding Senior Week activities will be sent to you from the Senior Week committee or you can find Senior Week information at Student Involvement.
Your ID card (All-Card) entitles you to eat most meals at McKinley's Food Court. A Senior Week ticket must be presented for admittance to Senior Week events, and a dinner reservation is required for admittance to the dinner Friday evening.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided in McKinley's; dinner on Wednesday and Thursday will be in Brooks Pine Lounge.
Commencement Rehearsal and Ceremony
Saturday, May 9, begins with Commencement rehearsal in Brooks Dining Hall (weather permitting)/Wise Center Performance Arena (rain locations) at NOON sharp! Do NOT bring purses or cell phones as they cannot be carried during the procession and there is no place to store them.
Directly after rehearsal, the Commencement ceremony begins with a formal academic procession of graduates (you), Board of Trustees, faculty, and the "platform party," which includes the honorary degree recipients, and faculty presenters. Commencement exercises will be in the Wise Center Sports Forum. Tickets are required for the ceremony. Please note that Shafer Auditorium will be set up for closed-circuit viewing of the ceremony to accommodate guests not holding tickets.
This year's Commencement speaker will be announced in April.
Immediately following the ceremony, plan to attend the All-College Departmental Reception and introduce your family and friends to your favorite faculty and staff. Reception will be on Quade Walk (Murray Lawn) to Senior Circle. In the event of inclement weather the Reception will be in the Campus Center. Please plan to meet your family at the Reception NOT at the ceremony site.
Cords, Stoles, Insignia and Pins
Commencement is a special ceremony, officiated by the President of the College, where faculty, staff, parents/families and alumni share the excitement and importance of student's academic accomplishments. It is also a time for the College and Board of Trustees pay special tribute to students who have achieved the distinct honor of the Allegheny College degree. In addition to the traditional cap and gown regalia, students may wear academic honor cords and stoles.
The College supports the wearing of honors cords, medallions, stoles, insignia and/or pins at Commencement ceremonies by students who have earned these privileges through achieving academic honors, completing honors programs, as recipients of designated academic scholarship funds, academic unit or departmental honors, military service, induction into Allegheny College-recognized honors societies, athletic distinction, or membership in good standing in college-recognized professional or service organizations. All honor cords, medallions, stoles, pins and insignia must be in keeping with the nature of the Commencement ceremonies and the Allegheny College Statement of Community. Any items deemed to not meet these standards by the Office of the Registrar must be removed.
Approved cords, stoles, medallions, sashes, insignia and/or pins may also be worn in recognition of the student's identity, cultural heritage and membership in student organizations. Students are advised to limit themselves to wearing only one stole of their choice during official commencement activities.
Latin Honors will not be identified until voted on by the faculty during their final meeting of the semester. The requirements for Latin Honors include the following:
Required completion of 64 credit hours at Allegheny College on a letter-grade basis.
Cum laude requires a cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.50
Magna Cum Laude requires a cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.70
Summa Cum Laude requires a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.90
Students must not have a record of an Honor Code violation resulting in probation, suspension, or expulsion from the College
Latin Honors will be indicated on diplomas by a Gold Seal, printed in the Commencement Program, and announced by the Provost when they walk across the stage.
Starting in 2017, the College will present a medal to the Valedictorian and honor cords to those who graduate summa cum laude. Students will be notified if they will be a recipient of these honors.
Commencement Tickets
Commencement tickets will be given to seniors who have been approved by the faculty to participate in Commencement and must be picked up May 4 – May 7, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Office of Conference & Event Services, Schultz Hall, Room 191. Each student is permitted six (6) tickets and you MUST have your ID card with you to get your tickets. Please remember to give your tickets to your family before rehearsal!
Mailing to Families
Your family will receive a postcard to notify them of Commencement events and how to access this information on line. After reading the schedule for Commencement events and activities, be sure to call home and coordinate plans with your family so that the correct number of reservations are made. Your family is asked to include you in the number of tickets for the Friday Evening Dinner reservations. If you would like your family to be seated with a friend's family, please make sure your family notes your friend's name on the form. When you pick up your Commencement ceremony tickets, the meal tickets ordered by your family will also be available for pick-up.
Photos and Videos
A professional photographer will take photographs of all graduates receiving their diploma at Commencement (unless you have specified in advance that you do not want your photo taken). The photography firm will send proofs to your family within two weeks following Commencement Day. To ensure that you receive the proofs in a timely manner, please preregister online with GradTrak Images. In addition, Graduation Nation will videotape all graduates during the ceremony. DVDs can be ordered on line at the Graduation Nation site.
Flowers for Commencement can be pre-ordered from CommencementFlowers.com. Some flowers will be available for purchase on May 11, but pre-ordering is recommended.
We hope that this information is helpful to you as you make plans for your graduation. You can expect to hear from your Senior Class Officers soon with more details of Senior Week.
Finally, if you have any questions or want to help with preparations, contact the Office of Conference & Event Services at 332-3101 or one of your Senior Class Officers. Good luck to you as you complete your senior year!


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Hello Lovelies,
it`s been a while, how funny that I start nearly very post with this phrase...
But it`s true, isn`t it?
So well I had this cute yellow little piggie made from resin laying around here for so long.
I thought about painting it.
And finally did.
So here it is a yellow little guy who got white and gold at the end of the day.
I got my spray cans out and painted the piggie a glossy white with some gold accents
and now he lives in my bedroom on a cute wooden bench which I inherited from my in-laws.
Look at this glossynes... oh my! ;)
And here is the little guy all shiny and pretty ;)
I am in love with him and I am always impressed what a little paint can do to any object.
A quick and easy project!
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Earlier also we have done our son's wedding in Jaipur but this time we planned to go for a destination wedding. So in the lieu my daughter in law started searching some event management company in Jaipur and luckily we got Almas Weddings. I have never seen such managed and transparent team. They went with us to get the venue finalized and suggested us to book Diggy Palace amongst two properties. They managed the wedding in such a way that we are thinking of working with them again and again. In a two day wedding the venue was very differently decorated for both the days and we were amazed that how they have done that with in a very short span of time. The hospitality part was one of the best part taken care by them. All the guests even if they were Non Hindi speakers were handled in such an elegant way that they still praise the arrangements of our daughter's wedding. Guests from France, Australia and Qatar knows the names of their team members till now. They are simply Superb. Best of Luck.- Mukul Bhargava, Qatar, Middle East
If you want a team to act as your family members just hire Almas Weddings. When I was coming to India for the preparations of my daughter's wedding there were lot of questions in my mind and for my wonder I got all the answers in just few minutes of my first meeting with Almas Weddings. We finally booked the wedding venue as per their advice and then everything went flawless. The hospitality, logistics, decoration, varmala concept, entertainment were all so nicely managed that we faced no problem in the wedding. I will always remember the team and whenever I will come to India I will definitely like to meet them as they are not only perfect professionals but good human beings also.- Poonam Mukul Bhargava, Qatar, Middle East
A perfect blend of professionalism and sincerity is what I have felt for Almas Weddings. These guys are simply rocking. Whenever there is a wedding related problem, Almas has a solution to it. Even when we told them our problem of Indian choreographer in UK, they arranged an online solution to it. Their choreographer taught us everything through whatsapp which was amazing. I recommend Almas Weddings to every of my friend or relative for destination weddings in Jaipur. Keep Rocking guys.- Karan Daswani, United Kingdom
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We appreciated Almas Weddings process-driven approach to wedding planning where they strongly believe in a note-taking, action-oriented, decision-making culture. We felt that their advice and suggestions was unbaised and in the spirit of what is best for family and our guests. Almas team members won our trust and executed a beautiful wedding celebration, creating lifelong memories for our family and guests. Every detail of our wedding was perfection, our thanks to team Almas for guest management, the entire Almas team took over and took accountability for the whole wedding leaving us stress-free to enjoy the magic. All through the wedding We felt no stress and everything went so smooth that I not even attended my guest with full gesture but also entertained the wedding functions at the fullest. The team was working for each and every point even for the things they were not responsible for. Thanks Almas Weddings god bless you.- Dr.K.N. Mutha(Deputy Superintendent) Ummed Govt. Hospital, Jodhpur.


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After two years away from the ring 'Sugar,' Shane Mosley (47-9-1, 39 KOs) 43 years old, will face former rival Ricardo Mayorga (31-8-1, 25 KOs) 41 years old, in a bout at the catch-weight limit of 158 pounds in The Forum, Inglewood, California on the 29th August. This fight is a
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My new series of raku fired clay sculptures are created by juxtaposing altered wheel thrown forms with hand built elements, which are incised with abstract designs. Breaking free from traditional ideas my clay works have developed a spontaneous and fresh new life. The pieces are bisque fired and then glazed with copper and colored glazes. The glazed pieces are fired in a small gas kiln, removed while red hot, burned, and reduced in combustible materials, and quickly plunged in coldwater. This violent process is called "Raku" and it mysteriously alters the glazes by flashing unpredictable hues and tones, making each work unique in form, design and surface. My goal is to create works that convey a mood, connecting you to its mystery.
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My raku fired clay jewlery is created using the same process as my sculpture work. I roll out flat slabs of clay and cut clay jewelry from the slab. Original drawings are incised in the clay which is bisque fired, hand painted with various glazes and raku fired. This process creates one of a kind jewelry that is impossible to reproduce. The glazes always react differently in the raku firing method which makes the coloration unique and unpredictable. I finish my raku jewelry with nickel-free earwires which are hypo-allergenic and antique finished findings.
I've been working with clay since 1992 and graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a Bachelors of Fine Art in 1994. I am currently a full time artist and exhibit in art shows across the country. I am the sole creator of each work from its original design conception to completion. My raku clay works are an evolution in process with each form being a unique continuum of my artistic destination. Please visit my website to learn more about my work and exhibitions.
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LinkedIn & the Dreaded Writer's Block
Did you ever have something work-related that you just kept putting off, even though you knew you needed to do it?
Me, too.
Actually, I'm a bit embarrassed to admit this but I have been putting off completing my LinkedIn profile. Yes, even though I know I really need to complete it. Yes, even though I have delivered several presentations on ways to get the most out of LinkedIn (hint: it involves completing your profile–duh).
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Synopsis: In this follow-up to the 2008 worldwide hit "Journey to the Center of the Earth," the new 3D family adventure "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" begins when young Sean Anderson (Josh Hutcherson, reprising his role from the first film) receives a coded distress signal from a mysterious island where no island should exist. It's a place of strange life forms, mountains of gold, deadly volcanoes, and more than one astonishing secret.
Unable to stop him from going, Sean's new stepfather, Hank (Dwayne Johnson), joins the quest. Together with a helicopter pilot (Luis Guzmán) and his beautiful, strong-willed daughter (Vanessa Hudgens), they set out to find the island, rescue its lone inhabitant and escape before seismic shockwaves force the island under the sea and bury its treasures forever.
Director: Brad Peyton
Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Michael Caine, Josh Hutcherson, Vanessa Hudgens, Luis Guzmán, Kristin Davis
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MPAA Rating: PG
Release Date: Friday, February 10, 2012
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We are delighted to announce that Caz Buckingham from Hampton Wick was adjudged winner of the competition with "The Crow's Home".
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Here is this week's news round-up for home business, micro business, sole-traders, freelancers, self-employed and any one who is interested in small business news from India:
- Left for early action on loan waiver to farmers in JK: Srinagar, Apr 12: The CPI (M) State Secretary and MLA, Kulgam M Y Tarigami has urged state government for early action regarding waving off agriculture loans of the farmers as announced in the Union budget for 2008-09.
- Small US firms to up offshoring to India: A new breed of outsourcers are emerging in the US, who could help Indian providers to offset some of the impact of the recession on their businesses.
- CDMA development group reacts to the proposed 3G Spectrum Policy in India: The CDMA Development Group (CDG) (www.cdg.org) today commented that the proposed 3G spectrum allocation policy put forth by India's Department of Telecommunications (DOT) will further inhibit CDMA operators' access to spectrum in the region. The policy under review would assign 3G spectrum in the 800 MHz and 2100 MHz frequency bands, which the CDG agrees will enable the mass market deployment of 3G CDMA services to India.
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Wow. Is this the second time today we'll have to feel an eensy bit badly about talking up a glorious weekend event, after a week of snow for a lot of the nation?
We just marveled that people will be ballroom dancing, for free, in the sunshine, at the Grove, on Feb. 5. Now our second slightly guilty moment has arrived. Yep, we're marveling at the fact that faeries will be flitting, in the sunshine, among thousands of spectacular blooms, at Descanso Gardens.
First weekend in February, you're sure not acting very first-weekend-in-February-ish.
It's Camellia Festival time at Descanso Gardens, and if you know the sprawling historic patch up in La Cañada, you know that the camellia rules that particular roost. It's the famous symbol of the famous gardens, and this so happens to be the camellia's time of year.
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Even if you don't go ga-ga over "The Empress of Winter" -- we do love flora with flouncy nicknames -- consider you'll be outside on a fine Saturday. With faeries. And sunbeams. Score.
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This cheerful pub combines all the best bits of a British watering hole: craft beverages on tap, a huge menu of comfort food and bar snacks, and plenty of screens showing sports from all over the world.
Crisp Iceberg and rocca lettuce, cucumber, sesame seeds, virgin olive oil-balsamico vinaigrette
Crisp Iceberg lettuce tossed with Caesar dressing, croutons, anchovy fillet, turkey bacon and parmesan cheese
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Sweet corn kernels, bell peppers, scallion, grilled chicken breast, vinaigrette dressing and tortilla chips
Romaine lettuce, cucumber, tomato, capsicum, red radish and mint, fried khabous chips dressed with virgin olive oil, lemon juice and sumac spice
Grilled king prawns, lamb kebabs, chicken kebabs and chicken wings, lemon and gravy
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Shrimps cooked in lemon butter sauce and Cajun mix spices and garlic bread
Squid rings coated with flour, garlic-lemon mayonnaise
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Served with homemade spicy peanut sauce
Served with homemade spicy peanut sauce
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Lobster in a red tandoori marination and lemon juice, cooked to perfection
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Skewered lamb mince kebabs mixed with fresh coriander, ginger-garlic and green chilies
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Grilled chicken breast, turkey bacon topped with melted cheddar cheese in a grilled ciabatta bread with lettuce, tomato, onions and our own Ranch dressing
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Grilled sirloin steak seasoned with black pepper in French baguette, lettuce, sautéed onions and French mustard
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Your choice of biryani, served with raita, pickle and pappad
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Tandoori chicken cooked in rich cashew nut based tomato gravy. Served with steamed rice or one tandoori naan and pappad
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Served with Tzatzki salad and spaghetti tossed with creamy mushroom sauce and rocca leaves
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Lamb mince cooked with vegetables, fresh rosemary topped with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables
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He even does a splendid 'uninteresting tour of Canberra' for people. It's probably the funniest and most interesting 'uninteresting tour' you'll ever go on. Because that man really knows some obscure facts about obscure buildings on obscure roads. If any of his six offspring know a random fact about a place we don't even recall going, it's a pretty fair bet we have retained it from one of Dad's journeys.
Thing is - I'm an enthusiastic tourist too. I like going to places I have not gone just so I can say that I've been there. And when I go there, I like to visit all the things there are to visit. If I have to go somewhere I didn't know I was going to go, I still like to find time to check out the sights. I particularly like the big histories of small places and knowing about the people behind the stories.
I've married a man who can go to a place, have a coffee there and be perfectly content with his 'discovery'. I have friends like that too. The advantage to being uncool is I can be unashamedly enthusiastic about everything. Everything.
We're on the first of our family holidays that is just the four of us. We drove from Sydney to Tenterfield and spent the morning wandering around Tenterfield - the birthplace of Federation. We had breakfast in the courtyard of the building where the famous speech was made. Luckily there were toys.
It's also the birthplace of Peter Allen and his infamous song 'The Tenterfield Saddler' about his grandfather. So we went to the saddlery and it was closed for renovations. But that didn't stop me. I pressed my face to the glass and still found things to photograph.
|Feet! At the Tenterfield Saddler
|Tenterfield Saddler beer
|Through the window - over a saddle
And then, I discovered that Tenterfield is home to what is believed to be the world's BIGGEST cork tree. Exactly! Do I know what a cork tree is? No. But do I love visiting the biggest one - yes!
|I knew I shouldn't have showed Mama the map
Off we wandered. First we found cows.
|We may be city folk but we recognise cows
Then we checked out the cork tree. Was appalled at the misuse of an apostrophe in the tourist sign. Channelled our inner cork trees.
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|Pretending to be cork trees
Nick was finding my enthusiasm for Tenterfield slightly disconcerting - so he went incognito.
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Got back to the cow and checked with the girls what was their favourite thing in Tenterfield. Answer: The cows. Sorry Tenterfield - I'll bring them back when they are teenagers and make sure they fully appreciate the cork tree, the saddlery and the birth of federation.
And then we drove to Kingaroy in Queensland, where we are staying at a farm with Old Pete, Josephine, Chicken Nuggets and Gravy. And that's just the kangaroos. My cousin and his family also live at the farm which the Tullinator finds hilarious - "That's silly Mummy". Turns despite countless renditions of "Old Macdonald had a farm" in the last three years we failed to help her understand that these animals weren't living alone but actually shared the farm with Old Mac and his family. Kids are seriously odd.
Anyway - I digress. Kingaroy's blurb promises People, Power and Peanuts so we pootled into the Kingaroy Peanut Musuem where we hunted peanuts, and read up on the history of Kingaroy and looked at these giant peanut harvesters invented and built in Kingaroy originally but are now the basis of all the best peanut harvesting gigs in the world. Or something.
|Peanuts all three
|An old computer. Nothing to do with peanuts
|VIP stood for Very Important Peanuts
|A lot of nuts
Last but by no means least, we discovered that peanuts grow in the ground.
Seriously - who knew? Not me.
It's the holiday that just keeps giving. And we're only a couple of days into it. One thing for people coming to Kingaroy though that none of the literature mentions - this place has a dearth of shoe stores. For if by accident you forgot a pair of shoes and you needed some that might appeal to somebody not at school or in retirement - you're going have to suck it up until you get somewhere else.
And one more thing - Kingaroy does NOT have a penis museum. No matter what the toddler says.
You're welcome Kingaroy Tourism.


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Incredibly, Braid is four years old now, but you wouldn't know it. Beautifully crafted by indie developer Jonathan Blow, this is the game that took Xbox Live Arcade to a whole new level. You play a young man, Tim, who can manipulate time in various manners in his attempt to rescue a former love, and right the wrongs of his life. Four years on, Braid is as exquisite as it ever was, and equally unmissable.
Price: 800MSP | Link: braid-game.com
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game - released to coincide with the release of the 2010 film - is far from the standard, hurriedly developed "movie tie-in". It's a thoroughly enjoyable, in depth side scrolling 'beat 'em up' with a real Streets of Rage feel, where up to four friends (local multiplayer only, no online unfortunately) can punch, kick and blast their way through Ramona Flowers' 7 evil ex-boyfriends.
Price: 800MSP | Link: ubi.com/uk
Ok, get ready for this. Super Meat Boy is a fast-paced, 2D platformer where you control 'Super Meat Boy' on his quest to save beloved girlfriend 'Bandage Girl' from the evil clutches of... 'Dr Fetus'. Ok, so it doesn't have the same charm as something like Braid, but this is no less fun to play. Be prepared though - this game is very fast and gets very difficult, so you will die. A lot.
Price: 1200MSP | Link: supermeatboy.com
The sequel to 2009's critically acclaimed Trials HD, your objective is still to complete all the obstacle courses, a goal that requires careful throttle control and weight distribution. Four player local and online competitive play is included, but the big addition is the unbelievably diverse track editor which allows players to create their own race tracks and also download and rate other players' creations.
Price: 1200MSP | Link: redlynx.com
Heavy Weapon: Atomic Tank is a side scrolling shooter developed by the critically acclaimed PopCap Games. Released in 2005 on the PC it received a generally positive reception and two years later was ported to Xbox Live Arcade. Featuring four player split screen co-op and versus modes, a gratuitous amount of explosions and humour aplenty, this is a great time killer.
Price: 800MSP | Link: popcap.com
Set during World War II, up to 24 players can battle it out as either US Marines or Imperial Japanese troopers, fighting across Pacific locations like Wake Island, Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima in jeeps, tanks, fighter planes and boats as well as on foot. Although released in 2009, Battlefield 1943 maintains a strong and active online community, a testament to its quality and is one of the definitive arcade multiplayer first person shooters.
Price: 1200MSP | Link: battlefield1943.com
Castle Crashers is a side scrolling "beat 'em up" developed by independent studio Behemoth Games. Set in a dark fantasy world, take control of a knight and fight your way through hordes of creatures with up to three mates. With a twisted sense of humour, a sound track taken straight from popular website Newgrounds, and a waft of RPG, Castle Crashers is a simple but superb medieval romp.
Price: 1200MSP | Link: castlecrashers.com
Minecraft has already seen stellar success on PC, success that has seen it recently ported to Xbox 360. Scaled down from the almost limitless PC version, the XBLA version still features a vast, diverse overworld of desert, forest, ocean and snow, where up to four players (both locally with friends and/or online) can craft, mine, and build anything they can imagine.
Price: 1600MSP | Link: minecraft.net
Successor to 'N: The Way of the Ninja', N+ is a 2D platformer where you control a ninja, tasked with collecting gold coins and generally avoiding nasty encounters with lasers, electricity and killer robots. With offline and online 4 player co-op, bespoke multiplayer levels and an insanely in-depth level editor/creator, you get plenty of bang for your buck here.
Price: 800MSP | Link: thewayoftheninja.org
Another great game from the scarily talented people over at PopCap Games, PvZ is a tower defence game with a twist. The player is a 'gardener' of sorts, planting a variety of deadly botanical life to protect their humble abode from the onslaught of a brain eating undead horde. Addictive to the extreme, with an annoyingly catchy soundtrack, Plants vs Zombies appeals to both casual and hardcore gamers.
Price: 1200MSP | Link: popcap.com


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2012 will begin with a bang on the prep sports scene, as the Greybull Buffs will have their first head-to-head encounters of the season later this week with highly regarded Lovell Bulldog teams.
In wrestling, it'll be a matchup of No. 1 against No. 3 when the Bulldogs and the Buffs square off in a 3 p.m. dual Friday, Jan. 6 at Buff Gym.
It is the first of three duals held in conjunction with the Big Horn County Dual Championships. After the Lovell-Greybull clash, the Bulldogs will square off against Rocky, followed by the Buffs and Grizzlies in the finale.
G-R Coach Mark Sanford said that while Rocky Mountain is "small in numbers, they do have a couple of tough kids," including Jake Jones, who was a state finalist each of the past two seasons.
Lovell, the top-ranked 2A team in the state, will bring a solid team to Buff Gym. "They brought back a very complete team, with competitive wrestlers up and down their lineup," said Sanford. "They are probably not settled out in all of the weight classes they are going to want to be in, but they certainly have a very talented team."
The Buffs will actually open the weekend with a dual against Thermopolis at 7 p.m. today (Thursday, Jan. 5) at Buff Gym. The Bobcats are back in 2A this year, and while they, too, lack numbers, they have several quality wrestlers.
"There will be some matchups that will be competitive — probably more so than we want," said Sanford.
Some kids were out of town for the holidays, but the Buffs still had good practices, according to Sanford.
As 2011 drew to a close, injuries were a concern. Sanford said some of his banged-up kids are getting closer to being ready to go, including Matt Grovenstein and Levi Kelly.
Rob Nuttall, one the team's top returnees, will not be ready to return to the lineup this week, however.
Greybull's basketball teams will open the 2012 portion of their schedule with road games in Lovell on Friday, Jan. 6 and home games against Burlington on Saturday, Jan. 7.
The boys game Friday night will feature two of the top four ranked 2A teams in the state. Lovell, which has lost just once, sat at No. 2 in the final poll of 2011, behind only Wind River.
The Buffs ranked fourth, one spot behind Burns and one spot ahead of Wyoming Indian.
Those rankings are likely to change this week, given Wyoming Indian's triumph over Wind River at the Fremont County Shootout during the holiday break.
The lineup of games in Lovell on Friday will begin with the two junior varsity games at 4 p.m. The varsity girls game will follow at 5:30, followed by the varsity boys contest at 7 p.m.
In an interview last month, GHS Coach Jim Prather called Cody Savage, Lovell's 6-6 big man, "one of the best post players in the state at any level" and said Colin May "is an excellent point guard who can get into the lane on just about every possession if he chooses.
"We will have our work cut out for us trying to defend this talented inside-outside combination."
The girls game will feature a Lovell team that was ranked No. 1 in the state in the final poll of 2011 and a Greybull squad that opened the year with three wins in its first four starts before dropping its final five before the break.
On Saturday, the Buffs will face Burlington. Games are scheduled for 1 p.m. (junior varsity), 2:30 (varsity girls) and 4 p.m. (varsity boys).


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All around the world, Australia is renowned for its beaches, and it isn't hard to see why: with some of the longest stretches of sand-covered coast line in the world, Oz's beaches are not only plentiful but also of an almost universally-high quality.
Aussies take care of – and take pride in – our beaches, keeping them generally clean and pollution-free, but with so many to choose from, how is one to determine which beaches are a cut above the rest?
1 Whitehaven Beach, Whitsundays, QLD
Whitehaven Beach is a definite "must-see" in the Whitsundays. The crystal clear aqua waters and pristine silica sand of Whitehaven stretch over seven kilometres along Whitsunday Island , the largest of the 74 islands in the Whitsundays. It defines nature at its best and provides the greatest sense of relaxation and escape.
As soon as you arrive it's easy to see why it is the most photographed beach in Australia
2. Cable Beach, Broome, WA
Cable Beach, at Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley region, is a 22 kilometre-long stretch of pure white sand, set against a backdrop of red ochre cliffs and fringed by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Ride a camel along the beach at sunrise or sunset.
3. Burleigh Heads Beach, Gold Coast, QLD
Burleigh Heads, or simply Burleigh to locals, sits like a cool comma between Surfers Paradise to the north and Coolangatta to the south. It's a picturesque punctuation mark along the Gold Coast and most definitely somewhere to pause.
Let's start with the beach, which enjoys dual popularity with those who like to swim in her protected waters and those who love to surf around the headland. On a day when it might be a little choppy everywhere else along the Coast, you can bet your bottom dollar there's a protected corner at Burleigh in which to dip.
4. Noosa Main Beach, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Noosa Main Beach is the premier beach in the Noosa area. The waves here are rarely over one metre high, and the flat sandy bottom is ideal for beginners to the world of surfing. These conditions are possible because the beach faces north – one of the few beaches in Queensland that does so. This makes the waves smaller, the sand flatter, and a safe place for swimming all year.
5. 75 Mile Beach, Fraser Beach, QLD
It is not hard to guess how this location got its name. A bloke measured the beach one day and found out that it was 75 miles long.
Apart from its length, there are many more impressive things about this rugged stretch of sand on the east coast of Fraser Island. It's where you'll find the Maheno shipwreck, the popular swimming spot known as Champagne Pools and the striking volcanic rock formation of Indian Head.
The beach itself is not a safe place to swim due to dangerous currents and a large shark population. It's also a landing strip for light aircraft so be sure to take care when you are cruising along the sand in your four wheel drive.
6. Wineglass Bay, Tasmania
Wineglass Bay, on Tasmania's Freycinet Peninsula, is considered one of the top ten beaches in the world. This flawless crescent of dazzling white sand and sapphire-coloured sea set against pink and grey granite peaks is one of Australia's most beautiful natural environments. It's the perfect location for fishing, sailing, bushwalking, sea kayaking, rock-climbing, or simply soaking up the spectacular coastal scenery.
7. Mandalay Beach, WA
Mandalay Beach is a great stop en route between Manjimup and Walpole. Worth a visit purely for the stunning beach scenery, the lucky visitor may be fortunate enough to glimpse the wreck of the Mandalay, which can still be seen poking out of the rough waters of the Southern Ocean when the tides are low.
8. Byron Bay Beach, NSW
Byron's beaches are like a dream come true, which sounds like a cliché until you experience them. If Australia does one thing really well, it has to be the beaches, and Byron's are among the best in Australia. Stretching between the headlands of the northern New South Wales coast, many are sheltered from the southerlies and offer great surf breaks. Clean and undeveloped, the beaches are not overcrowded with high-rises, or in fact with buildings of any sort.
9. Lizard Island, QLD
Lizard Island is truly secluded from the rest of the world. With 24 powdery-white beaches and 40 luxurious suites, it is the most northern resort in tropical Queensland and is located directly on the Great Barrier Reef.
The island is reserved for the fortunate few who will experience an unforgettable holiday like no other. Enjoy secluded picnics and sunset beach degustation on private beaches.
10. Bondi Beach, Sydney, NSW
Bondi Beach is one of the world's most famous beaches and has come to be viewed as the quintessential Australian beach. It has played a central role in the development of Australia's beach culture and in developing our sense of national identity. Visitors to Bondi Beach can experience the natural features of the beach or those that have been constructed such as promenades, parks, sea baths and the surf pavilion.


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Walchsee / Zahmer Kaiser - Durchholzen
Walchsee Summer Toboggan Run
Wild ride on the Zahmer Kaiser
There is nothing tame about the "Zahmer Kaiser" leisure centre: On one of the best summer toboggan runs in the Tyrol, at Durchholzen on the Walchsee, parents and children race each other on two attractive toboggan runs. They snake their ay over green slopes and meadows at the foot of the Kaiser mountain range and at one point run down parallel to each other for a kilometre. An underpass, a 70 metre long bridge and ten raised banked corners make the ride even more exciting. The sleds are child's play to use. Those who are still too small can ride on mum or dad's lap. And then you're off… into the first corner, the speed building!
Hiking paradise and play park
The Vierer chair lift takes you comfortably to the top. The entrance to the summer toboggan run is at the half-way station of the "Zahmer Kaiser" cable cars, which belong to the Austrian summer toboggan runs "awarded" a seal of quality. You can also ride the chair lift farther to the Berghof Alpine inn, and from them go on great hikes on well-maintained trails. On the way, enjoy a wonderful view of the Walchsee and the imposing peaks of the Kaiser range. Another children's paradise is located at the valley station of the cable car, namely a play park with skydive, luna-loop, nautic jet, a play town, an adventure playground and a simulator that whisks kids away into the world of fantasy. You can bet this great day won't come to an end!
Opening times
Cable car
April: Fr - Su 10.00 am - 12.00 pm and 1.00 pm - 5.00 pm (depending on the weather)
May: Mo - Fr 10.00 am - 5.00 pm, Sa, Su, holiday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
June: Mo - Fr 09.00 am - 5.00 pm, Sa, Su, holiday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm
July and August: daily from 9.00 am - 6.30 pm
September: daily from 9.30 am - 5.30 pm
October: daily from 10.00 am - 5.00 pm
Ascent Adults: € 5.00; Children: € 4.00; Ascent and descent Adults: € 6.50; Children: € 4.50; 6-block Adults: € 20.00; Children: € 14.00
The price of one ascent on the Walchsee Summer Toboggan Run includes the ride to the half-way station and back, including use of the toboggan run. The price for one ascent and descent includes the chairlift ride to the upper station and back. With a 6-block ticket, families can either ride six times to the upper station, or six times to the half-way station and back.
Special information:
One of the best summer toboggan runs in the Tyrol, with underpass, 70 metre bridge and 10 raised banked corners
How to get there:
Munich-Rosenheim motorway; Inn Valley motorway towards Kufstein
Exit at Niederndorf, then just another 7 km to Durchholzen - Walchsee
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Durchholzen 70
6344 Walchsee, Austria
Tel. +43.5374.5286
Fax: +43.5374.5203509
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Deadline: Thursday 31 August 2012
The Northern Research Partnership in engineering and related disciplines has been established by the University of Aberdeen, the University of Dundee and the Robert Gordon University, with significant funding from the Scottish Funding Council. The Northern Research Partnership, along with similar groupings (The Edinburgh Research Partnership and Glasgow Research Partnership) form the Scottish Research Partnership, which aims to develop a critical mass of excellent research in engineering and allied disciplines.
The NRP Strategic Management Board has decided to make a further tranche of funding available to support research studentships within the following four Joint Research Institutes (JRIs) and Non-linear & Complex Systems Group:
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- Computational Systems Director: Professor Patrik Holt, Robert Gordon University (email@example.com)
- Energy & Clean Technologies Director: Professor Paul Mitchell, University of Aberdeen (email@example.com)
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- Studentships will be funded up to a maximum of £10,000 per annum for three years (£30,000 in total);
- Awards may be used flexibly to fund a home/EU student (fees + some maintenance) or towards a fees only award for an international student.
- Applicants are encouraged to seek finance from elsewhere to match the NRP awards.
- The NRP Strategic Management Board anticipates that up to 9 studentships will be funded by this call.
- Applicants must ensure that their proposed research topic fits with the research priorities of the Northern Research Partnership; the JRI/Group Directors or the NRP Director can provide advice in this regard.
- Each supervision team must contain academics from at least two of the three NRP institutions; applications which do not satisfy this condition will be returned.
- Applicants in receipt of these awards will be required to report on an annual basis to the NRP Strategic Management Board on progress/outputs (details to follow).
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Applications should be made by the deadline of Thursday, 31 August 2012.
Materials to be submitted are as follows:
- a proforma cover sheet containing information about the proposed supervisors, student details (if known), etc.
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The case for support should be a maximum of 2 pages of A4 (in 11pt Times New Roman) and must contain the following:
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- how the research relates to the themes/priorities of the relevant NRP research institute/group; research track record of the proposed supervisors.
Applications should be submitted electronically by the deadline to the following email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
Applications will be reviewed by the NRP Strategic Management Board and the International Advisory Board.
All requests for information relating to the research priorities of the JRIs should be directed to the appropriate JRI Director (see above) or the NRP Director (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Your job detail is to is receive these payments from our clients in the U.S,get it cashed at your bank, then deduct your percentage of (10%)and forward the rest company funds to us vis (WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFER).Payments will be issued out in your full name and address,and they can be easily cashed at your bank.All I need is for you to forward your informations so that your employment process can begin earnestly,and also for it to be sent to our clients and for them to issue payments.
Also note that it will be sent to you through regular mails or courier services. As soon as we confirm any payment coming to you, I will let you know and I will give you the information you will need to be able to send funds to the company via western union money transfer. You can visit our website on(www.derbyhousefabrics.co.uk) .
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The Tower of Diverse Shores
These ambitious, playful, ingenious poems are not for everyone. Those who demand that poetry be "accessible," no matter how clunky and cumbersome the ramps and railings involved, may well retreat from this poet's vivid but oblique lines. The first piece, "Circe," invokes "Speech, as multiform and rapid / as the flight of pigeons,' and announces something of the entire book's project and procedure as well: "By eyes grazed, grazing objects, / form is nudged from unconscious haunts."
Schwartz, the author of four books of poems and a collection of essays, also co-edited Primary Trouble: An Anthology of Contemporary Poetry. In the introduction to that volume, he writes of the need to "provide an alternate focus, a necessary rethinking, of how our poetry works." This new collection draws on an American tradition of philosophical, even hermetic poets such as Wallace Stevens, Hart Crane, Robert Duncan, and John Ashbery. The results can seem mystifying, but read with awareness of their irony and humor, they offer intriguing glimpses into the luminous layers of experience. "Far Away, June" begins with what seems a romantic nature-lesson ("From palms you learned care, / from poplars reverie"), but soon leaves such platitudes far behind: "Ogling holiness one's likely to get ordained / while the true orgy is going on in an open hut."
Like many experimental poets, Schwartz feels the lure of abstraction. The prose poem "Eight Glimpses of Earth" flirts with expository prose in its first section: "The landscape can only be approached by means of what is empty in oneself. I enter it by the headlights of content, then subtract everything from my surroundings that appears to have been illuminated." The poem proceeds through a series of metaphors that are broken open for examination even as they are offered, cycling repeatedly from the concrete ("Wet tiles, blue vines printed on the shower curtain") to the general: "Ritual without referent is precisely the goal.'
How much can language do, Schwartz asks; how far can it go toward rendering interior or exterior realities? "After all the most archaic unit is the moon / and language is lit with its reflected fire," he writes in "Banned In Iran." "It isn't the moon I'm after," the poem insists repeatedly, offering a series of alternatives before, finally and inevitably, confessing "it's the moon I'm after // It's the wound in the moon, the woo / in the moon, that womb in the moon …"
Readers in search of plain common sense may want to look elsewhere, but those eager for fresh explorations of the borders of meaning and sense will find much here to delight and instruct.
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