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Critical Essays
Komunyakaa, Yusef
Yusef Komunyakaa 1947-
American poet and author of essays, interviews, and commentaries.
The following entry presents information from 1989 through 2001 on the life and career of Komunyakaa. See also Yusef Komunyakaa Literary Criticism (Volume 86) and Yusef Komunyakaa Literary Criticism (Volume 94).
Yusef Komunyakaa (pronounced "koh-mun-yah-kuh") gained widespread recognition when he received the 1994 Pulitzer Prize in poetry for his volume Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems (1993). Komunyakaa's style shows the influence of jazz music, Beat poetry, and surrealism. He draws from both his childhood in Louisiana and his experiences in the Vietnam War as the subject matter of his poetry. Dien Cai Dau (1988), his volume of poetry about the Vietnam War, has been highly praised both as an expression of the experiences of African-American soldiers in Vietnam and as a work that acknowledges the common humanity shared by white and black soldiers as well as the Vietnamese people. Magic City (1992) chronicles Komunyakaa's childhood in Louisiana, addressing the racial tensions and the legacy of slavery in the South, as well as his childhood memories and personal family history.
Biographical Information
Komunyakaa was born on April 29, 1947, in Bogalusa, Louisiana, where his father was a carpenter. In 1965, soon after graduating from high school, Komunyakaa entered the army, serving in Vietnam as editor of the military newspaper Southern Cross and as an information specialist. After returning from Vietnam in 1967, Komunyakaa graduated with a B.A. from the University of Colorado in 1975. He subsequently earned two Master's degrees, from Colorado State University, in 1979, and from the University of California at Irvine, in 1980. Komunyakaa has taught English literature, composition, African-American studies, and creative writing in several universities throughout the United States, including University of New Orleans, Colorado State University, University of California at Irvine and at Berkeley, and Indiana University at Bloomington. Komunyakaa is married to fiction writer Mandy Sayer. He currently holds a position as Humanities Professor of Creative Writing at Princeton University.
Major Works
Komunyakaa's poetry is generally divided into two categories, poems focused on his experiences in the Vietnam War, and those focused on his childhood in Louisiana. His poems are characterized by short lines, powerful imagery, and vernacular speech patterns. Drawing from both his African-American and his Euro-American cultural heritage, Komunyakaa makes use of an array of intertextual references to literature, music, folk culture, and the mass media. His poetry collections focused primarily on his childhood and adolescence in Louisiana include Copacetic (1984), I Apologize for the Eyes in My Head (1986), and Magic City. The subject matter of these poems is drawn from African-American folk culture, jazz music, the legacy of slavery in the Deep South, and Komunyakaa's personal family history. These poems cover a broad range of subjects, from neighborhood basketball games in "Slam, Dunk, and Hook," to a child's mediation on his parents' fractured marriage in "My Father's Love Letters," to the presence of the Ku Klux Klan in "Knights of the White Camellia and Deacons of Defense." Much of Komunyakaa's poetry in Copacetic and I Apologize for the Eyes in My Head is inflected with the rhythms of jazz music. A number of these poems, such as "Copacetic Mingus," include references to such jazz legends as Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, Thelonius Monk, and Ray Charles. Komunyakaa commented in an interview with Robert Kelly, "For me, the poem doesn't have to have an overt jazz theme as such in order to have a relationship to jazz. But it should embrace the whole improvisational spirit of jazz." He further noted, "jazz has been the one thing that gives some symmetry to my poetry, gives it shape and tonal equilibrium." Many of Komunyakaa's Vietnam War poems are collected in Dien Cai Dau. Dien Cai Dau is an expression, meaning "crazy," that the Vietnamese used to describe American soldiers fighting in Vietnam. Komunyakaa's Vietnam War poems are usually narrated from the first-person, and sometimes in the first-person plural "we," which expresses the collective experience of soldiers in the war. His fleeting, concentrated imagery juxtaposes the natural landscape of Vietnam with the brutality of war. These poems chronicle the experiences of an African-American soldier in Vietnam, examining both the unique experiences of African-Americans in the war and the shared humanity of white and black soldiers with the Vietnamese people. "Tu do Street" describes the experience of an African-American soldier entering a bar in Vietnam that serves only white soldiers. "Hanoi Hanna" presents the radio monologue of a Vietnamese woman pleading with African-American soldiers to stop fighting for an America that does not represent their interests. In several poems, such as "2527th Birthday of the Buddha" and "Camouflaging the Chimera," Komunyakaa utilizes surrealist literary techniques to explore the psychological terrain of the Vietnam War. As Vincente F. Gotera noted, the surrealism of Komunyakaa's Vietnam War poetry functions to express "the internal psychic state" of the soldier in combat. Other poems in Dien Cai Dau express the difficulties of the Vietnam vet upon returning home from war. "At the Screen Door" expresses a returning vet's hesitation to enter his home after the horrors he has experienced in the war. "Facing It" and "The Wall" are set at the Vietnam Veteran's memorial wall in Washington, D.C., and express the feelings of a Vietnam vet upon contemplating the names of those who did not survive the war. Komunyakaa's more recent poetry volumes include collections of both his Louisiana poetry and his Vietnam War poetry. Among these later volumes are Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems, Thieves of Paradise (1998), Talking Dirty to the Gods: Poems (2000), and Pleasure Dome: New and Collected Poems (2001).
Critical Reception
Komunyakaa has been widely celebrated and critically acclaimed for his striking, original, and well-crafted poetry. Many critics have favorably evaluated his Vietnam War poetry in comparison with other poetry that emerged from the American experience in Vietnam. Vincente F. Gotera commented, "Dien Cai Dau is a breathtakingly original work of art because of the believable, down-to-earth language which speaks the thoughts and feelings of authentic characters, filtered through Komunyakaa's atypical vision." Several have observed that Komunyakaa's war poetry offers hope for redemption in the aftermath of war, while painting an unflinching, sometimes-journalistic picture of the brutality and moral quagmire of combat. Critics further praise Komunyakaa's portrayal of a collective African-American experience in Vietnam, as well as in the American South, while broadening his scope to include universal concerns common to humanity.
Principal Works
Dedications and Other Dark Horses: Poems 1977
Lost in the Bonewheel Factory: Poems 1979
Copacetic 1984
I Apologize for the Eyes in My Head 1986
Toys in a Field 1986
Dien Cai Dau 1988
February in Sydney 1989
Magic City 1992
Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems 1993
Thieves of Paradise 1998
Talking Dirty to the Gods: Poems 2000
Pleasure Dome: New and Collected Poems 2001
The Jazz Poetry Anthology [editor; with Sascha Feinstein] (poems) 1991
The Second Set: The Jazz Poetry Anthology, Volume 2 [editor; with Sascha Feinstein] (poems) 1996
Blue Notes: Essays, Interviews, and Commentaries [edited by Radiclani Clytus] (prose) 2000
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SOURCE: Gotera, Vincente F. "'Depending on the Light': Yusef Komunyakaa's Dien Cai Dau." In America Rediscovered: Critical Essays on Literature and Film of the Vietnam War, edited by Owen W. Gilman, Jr., and Lorrie Smith, pp. 282-300. New York: Garland Publishing, 1990.
[In the following essay, Gotera asserts that, unlike much of the poetry that emerged from the Vietnam War, Komunyakaa's poems collected in Dien Cai Dau offer some hope of solace and self-renewal for the Vietnam veteran. Gotera further comments on Komunyakaa's use of surrealist technique to express the experiences of American soldiers in the Vietnam War.]
One of the dominant impulses informing war literature is the documentary urge: the drive to make the horrors, the senselessness of war concrete to the uninitiated. Not surprisingly, in the course of this documentation, the writer often discovers the self, grappling with the realities of war; Jeffrey Walsh has pointed to "uniquely American visions of self-renewal and discovery through the exigencies of warfare, and [how] most of them draw upon the literary reworking of the writer's own experience" (5). Typical examples are Whitman, Dos Passos, cummings, Mailer, Jarrell—writers who were close to the fighting, if not literally combat veterans themselves.
American involvement in Vietnam, however, has fostered a consciousness of war which is...
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SOURCE: Komunyakaa, Yusef with Robert Kelly and William Matthews. "Jazz and Poetry: A Conversation." Georgia Review 46, no. 4 (winter 1992): 645-61.
[In the following interview, conducted in April 1989, Kelly simultaneously interviews Komunyakaa and William Matthews regarding the influence of jazz music on their poetry.]
[Kelly]: Jazz has been present in literature at least since the twenties and thirties when James Weldon Johnson and Langston Hughes translated the emotion in the music into their poetry. The Beats used jazz to explore more open forms and to create new rhythms. Recently, Al Young and Michael Harper have written openly of their affection for jazz musicians. And James Baldwin reminds us in "Sonny's Blues" that such music has contributed both form and content to literature when he says that jazz helps us to tell "the tale of how we suffer and how we are delighted and how we may triumph." Why is jazz important to the two of you in your work?1
[Komunyakaa]: For me, jazz works primarily as a kind of discovery, as a way for me to discover that emotional mystery behind things. It helps me to get to a place I thought I had forgotten. What I mean by that is a closer spiritual connection to the land and the place I came from. For me, the poem doesn't have to have an overt jazz theme as such in order to have a relationship to jazz. But it should...
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SOURCE: Aubert, Alvin. "Yusef Komunyakaa: The Unified Vision—Canonization and Humanity." African American Review 27, no. 1 (spring 1993): 119-23.
[In the following essay, Aubert argues that Komunyakaa successfully combines his African-American and Euro-American cultural heritage to express a unified vision in his poetry. Aubert observes that Komunyakaa's Vietnam War poetry expresses the shared humanity of the black and white soldiers who fought in Vietnam.]
In an interview in the journal Callaloo, Yusef Komunyakaa, author of seven collections of poems, expresses his admiration for poets whom he considers to have achieved a "unified vision" in their poetry, an achievement he apparently strives for in his own work. A closely associated, if not identical, goal and a source of tension in Komunyakaa's poetry is his desire to gain admittance into the American literary canon, but not at the expense of surrendering his African American cultural identity.
At the core of Komunyakaa's pursuit of a unified vision and literary canonization is his stern resistance, textualized formalistically as well as thematically in his poems, to those forces in the hegemonous counterculture aimed at excluding him as an African American from the ranks of humanity. Indeed, in the singularity of his perseverance and in both the high quality and quantity of his poetic output, Komunyakaa approaches...
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SOURCE: Friebert, Stuart. "The Truth of the Matter." Field, no. 48 (spring 1993): 64-71.
[In the following review of Magic City, by Komunyakaa, and Sleeping Preacher, by Julia Kasdorf, Friebert asserts that both volumes address the "facts" of human existence. Friebert observes that Magic City is a sort of extended autobiography of Komunyakaa's childhood in Louisiana.]
These two books, Kasdorf's first (and winner of the Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize) [Sleeping Preacher], and Komunyakaa's mid-career volume [Magic City] are measured and sober books that settle within the lines of their subjects and stories, and do not fool around with things the poets don't know. Though they celebrate very different cultures, lives and landscapes, both pursue the "facts" of human existence, often in similar ways and strategies.
There's something of Rita Dove's strategy with Thomas and Beulah in Kasdorf's ways with her relatives, her past—she was born into Mennonite and Amish communities in Pennsylvania—and her early experiences; she keeps the focus on the grown-ups and stays mainly out of the way except to record and denote. She almost never chooses to judge, which is welcome in any writer, especially one hoping to speak for so many; the reader is left to make the emotional calls, though sometimes that can be exasperating when complex situations...
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SOURCE: Collins, Michael. "Staying Human." Parnassus 18-19, nos. 1-2 (1993): 126-49.
[In the following review of Komunyakaa's Neon Vernacular and Magic City, Collins compares Komunyakaa's Vietnam War Poetry with his "peacetime" poetry. Collins observes that Komunyakaa's poetry expresses a broad conceptual and emotional range.]
I went to Vietnam as a basic naive young man of eighteen. Before I reached my nineteenth birthday, I was an animal. … They prepared us for Vietnam as a group of individuals who worked together as a unit to annihilate whatever enemy we came upon … There was this saying: "Yeah though I walk through the valley of death, I shall fear no evil, 'cause I'm the baddest motherfucker in the valley'". … I collected about 14 ears and fingers. With them strung on a piece of leather around my neck, I would go downtown, and you would get free drugs, free booze, free pussy because they wouldn't wanna bother you 'cause this man's a killer. It symbolized that I'm a killer. And it was, so to speak, a symbol of combat-type manhood.
—Specialist 4 Arthur E. "Gene" Woodley, Jr.
(aka Cyclops and Montagnard)
… There seems to be always some human landscape that creates a Paul Celan. …
—Yusef Komunyakaa
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SOURCE: Fabre, Michel. "On Yusef Komunyakaa." Southern Quarterly 34, no. 2 (winter 1996): 5-8.
[In the following essay, originally broadcast in fall of 1994, Fabre provides a brief overview of central themes and recurring motifs in Komunyakaa's poetry. Fabre praises Komunyakaa for his depth and originality of poetic voice, the broad scope of his poetry, and his ornate, sophisticated style.]
The following is the text of Michel Fabre's introduction of southern poet Yusef Komunyakaa to a French television audience in the fall of 1994 during a conference on southern literature celebrating the establishment of the Faulkner Foundation at the Université de Haute Bretagne in Rennes. Professor Fabre graciously consented to translate his remarks and to allow us to introduce Mr. Komunyakaa and his work to Southern Quarterly readers.—Ed.
I feel greatly honored to have been asked to introduce Yusef Komunyakaa. Preparing this talk was also for me a splendid introduction to his work since I did not know the range of his achievements, which have already won him the Pulitzer Prize. I have only become familiar with his work during the last couple of months. This may be an asset. Today I can speak of the poet—and speak to him—with the enthusiasm of a recent initiate.
You have read, on the program of this symposium, that he has published eight volumes from 1979 to...
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SOURCE: Finkelstein, Norman. "Like an Unknown Voice Rising Out of Flesh." Ohio Review, no. 52 (1994): 136-9.
[In the following review of Komunyakaa's Neon Vernacular, Finkelstein praises the poet's work.]
Yusef Komunyakaa's Neon Vernacular presents about twenty years worth of poetry: poetry that shudders with desire, past and present, frustrated and fulfilled. Remembrance is the motive force behind much of this work, but the past is rarely presented as a scene, neither a background for a current emotional state nor a canvas on which the poet can show off his descriptive powers. Rather, in Komunyakaa's strongest poems, time is the medium for a complex dialogue, which is intensified by the poet's mordant wit and flashy but carefully modulated language. Komunyakaa's sense of personal time is infected by the disease of history. When memory and anecdote constitute the poem's body, it's best not to seek a cure.
Thus, much of Komunyakaa's best poetry emerges from his experiences in the Vietnam War. This work, which dates from the mid-eighties, has an immediacy that goes well beyond typical poetry of remembrance while preserving all of its powers of reflection. Difficult to excerpt, these poems depend on the interplay of searing images and a sad, knowing, cautious voice which enunciates them over a temporal distance both too long and too short for words. Here is the entirety...
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SOURCE: Stein, Kevin. "Vietnam and the 'Voice Within': Public and Private History in Yusef Komunyakaa's Dien Cai Dau." Massachusetts Review 36, no. 4 (winter 1995-96): 541-61.
[In the following essay, Stein argues that Komunyakaa's Vietnam War poetry creates a dialogue between the official public history of the war, as created by the mass media, and the personal experiences of those who fought in the war. Stein observes that Komunyakaa "creates a soldier's history of Vietnam from an African-American perspective."]
The haunting locale of Yusef Komunyakaa's Dien Cai Dau (1988) is as much the domain of the human heart and mind as the jungles of Southeast Asia. Based on Komunyakaa's Vietnam war experiences, the book details an inward turning, "a way of dealing with the images inside my head," as Komunyakaa tells an interviewer, a means to put in order a private history that exists as much outside of history as within it (Houghtaling). Komunyakaa abjures the war's "objective" history that flickered in America's living rooms on the nightly news, objectivity figured most shockingly by the daily body count fulgurating behind Walter Cronkite's head like heat lightning on a steamy July evening. Instead, Komunyakaa's Dien Cai Dau operates within an essentially dialogic structure in which he carefully directs a dialogue between such communal history and the more personal...
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SOURCE: Komunyakaa, Yusef with Ernest Suarez. "Yusef Komunyakaa." In Southbound: Interviews with Southern Poets, edited by Ernest Suarez, pp. 130-43. London: University of Missouri Press, 1999.
[In the following interview, which took place in April 1998, Komunyakaa discusses his literary influences and the significance of music to his poetry.]
Yusef Komunyakaa's knowledge and love of music and painting have heavily influenced his poetry. His poems are meticulously crafted "tonal narratives" that present series of highly concentrated images. Komunyakaa uses the rhythms of jazz and other types of music to help create a visceral relationship between the images, inviting the reader to enter into an emotional and intellectual dialogue with the poem. His poems shun the didactic and draw on a wide range of subject matter—family, landscapes, rural and urban life, race relations, sports, philosophy—to jar the reader by confronting him or her with new, and often contradictory, relationships toward experience.
Raised in Bogalusa, Louisiana, Komunyakaa served as a military correspondent in the army during the Vietnam War. In 1994 he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems. He teaches at Princeton University, where he is Humanities Professor of Creative Writing. The following interview was conducted in my home in Kensington, Maryland, on April...
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SOURCE: Salas, Angela M. "'Flashbacks through the Heart': Yusef Komunyakaa and the Poetry of Self-Assertion." In The Furious Flowering of African American Poetry, edited by Joanne V. Gabbin, pp. 298-309. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1999.
[In the following essay, Salas praises Komunyakaa for the range, depth, and imaginativeness of his poetry.]
Yusef Komunyakaa's life and career fit almost perfectly into the American ideal of the self-made man, arising from the ashes of harsh childhood and youth to attain success and power by dint of hard work, good luck, and fierce intelligence. The prototypical American ideal is most often a lad who finds himself a mentor and rises through the ranks of the business world, attaining money and power, yet remembers his humble beginnings. He is a practical man, doing practical things, and he never challenges the social or economic status quo; he fits in, gets to work, and by his good fortune reassures others that anyone can succeed—with Horatio Alger luck and pluck.
Komunyakaa both embodies and redefines this American dream. From his birth in Bogalusa, Louisiana, where he admits he never really learned to play his part in the tragicomedy that was the Jim Crow South, through youthful service as a military correspondent during the Vietnam War, Yusef Komunyakaa survived and thrived. Now having reached middle age, Komunyakaa is...
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SOURCE: Komunyakaa, Yusef with Fran Gordon. "Blue Note in a Lyrical Landscape." Poets & Writers 28, no. 6 (November-December 2000): 28-33.
[In the following interview, Komunyakaa discusses his influences, including jazz, Southern literature, and his experiences serving in the Vietnam conflict.]
In 1994 Yusef Komunyakaa's Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems (Wesleyan, 1993) won the Pulitzer Prize, the Kingsley Tufts Award, and the William Faulkner Prize, awarded by the Université de Rennes. His collection of poems Thieves of Paradise (Wesleyan, 1998) was a finalist for the 1999 National Book Critics Circle Award. That same year, Komunyakaa was elected a chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. His distinguished list of honors began with a Bronze Star for his work as a news correspondent during the Vietnam War. At a reception earlier this year commemorating the 25th anniversary of the end of the war, Komunyakaa—who has been classified as a "jazz poet" or a "Southern writer"—was introduced as a "soldier poet," a distinction that has followed his career since the publication of Dien Cai Dau (Wesleyan, 1988), a book of poems extracted from his experiences during the war. Dau's "Facing It" was anthologized in The Best American Poetry 1990, chosen by Harold Bloom for Best of the Best, and read by retired air force colonel Michael...
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SOURCE: Kirsch, Adam. "Verse Averse." New Republic 224, no. 4493 (26 February 2001): 38-41.
[In the following review, Kirsch discusses the jazz inspiration in Komunyakaa's poetry. Kirsch also praises Talking to the Gods as Komunyakaa's "best and more beautiful book so far."]
Poetry may aspire, like all the arts, to the condition of music; but if it approaches too closely it is likely to pay a price. A poem can be said to be musical in several ways: it can take the form of a lyric to accompany instrumental music; it can create a coherent pattern of sound through meter and rhyme; it can attempt to mimic the overall impression created by a piece of music, usually by straying from denotation into rich connotation. The first kind of verbal music is ancient: the word "lyric" originally meant poetry accompanied by a lyre. The second is still what we usually mean when we praise a poem's music. It is the third type, a product of the nineteenth century and its dream of a unified artwork, that is most problematic, and most easily abused.
In his essay "Swinburne as Poet," Eliot pointed out that this latter kind of poetry is musical only by a rather loose analogy: "an expression of sound, which could not possibly associate itself with music." Actual songs tend to be lucid and simple, as in Shakespeare:
Fear no more the heat o' the sun, Nor the furious...
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Further Reading
Asali, Muna, and Yusef Komunyakaa. "An Interview with Yusef Komunyakaa." New England Review 16, no. 1 (winter 1994): 141-7.
An interview, conducted in 1992, in which Komunyakaa discusses the themes of personal and collective identity in his poetry.
Aubert, Alvin. "Rare Instances of Reconciliation." Epoch 38, no. 1 (spring 1989): 67-72.
A review of Dien Cai Dau.
Baer, William, and Yusef Komunyakaa. "Still Negotiating with the Images: An Interview with Yusef Komunyakaa." Kenyon Review 20, nos. 3-4 (summer-fall 1998): 5-29.
An interview in which Komunyakaa discusses the significance of his childhood in Louisiana and his experiences in the Vietnam War on his poetry.
Derricotte, Toi. "The Tension between Memory and Forgetting in the Poetry of Yusef Komunyakaa." Kenyon Review 15 (fall 1993): 217-22.
Discussion of central themes in the poetry of Komunyakaa.
Gotera, Vincente F. "Killer Imagination." Callaloo 13 (spring 1990): 364-71.
Review of Dien Cai Dau.
Jones, Kirkland C. "Folk Idiom in the Literary Expression of Two African American Authors: Rita Dove and Yusef Komunyakaa." In Language and Literature in the African American Imagination, edited by...
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ICC prosecutor seeks postponement of Kenyan president's trial
By Thomas Escritt AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court said on Thursday they did not have enough evidence to proceed with their case against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, and asked judges to postpone it indefinitely. The development is a major setback to the court, which has seen a string of high-profile cases collapse, but it could help defuse tensions with Kenya and its African Union allies, who have long called for the charges to be dropped. In a statement, chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said she could not proceed with the case after one witness asked to withdraw and another admitted to lying. "Currently the case against Mr Kenyatta does not satisfy the high evidentiary standards required at trial," she said.
Zimbabwe projects 6.1 percent growth for 2014
Zimbabwe's finance minister Patrick Chinamasa on Thursday projected 6.1 percent economic growth next year despite the country's failure to meet its economic targets this year amid a perennial cash crunch. Presenting a $4.4 billion budget for 2014 to parliament, Chinamasa said the economy was expected to record "strong growth of about 6.1 percent... anchored on the strong recovery of agriculture (and the) improved performance of the mining and construction sectors." Zimbabwe came short of meeting its growth target for this year which was initially put at 5.0 percent before the government revised it downwards to 3.4 percent and even further down to 2.9 percent.
Troops clash in South Sudan, African states mediate
The conflict, which has so far killed up to 500 people, has alarmed South Sudan's neighbors. African mediators held talks with President Salva Kiir on Thursday to try to broker peace. The fighting that erupted around the capital Juba on Sunday night has quickly spread, pitting loyalists of the former Vice President Riek Machar, a Nuer, against Kiir, a member of the dominant Dinka clan. Rivals have fought fierce gunbattles over the town of Bor, north of Juba, the scene of a 1991 massacre by soldiers loyal to Machar of hundreds of Dinkas.
NATO warns EU leaders on defense cooperation
BRUSSELS (AP) — NATO called on European Union leaders Thursday to work on improving their defense cooperation in the face of dwindling military budgets or face American disengagement.
Amid spasm of violence, US diplomat in C. Africa
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) — The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations flew into Central African Republic on Thursday in the highest profile American effort to date to spotlight violence that has claimed hundreds of lives and displaced at least 10 percent of the population.


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on May 22, 2013 at 6:02 pm
What kind of lousy management is this? With interest rates at record lows, they should be refinancing, not repaying their loans. Be more like Apple and take money from the Feds, not give it back. No wonder the right wingers don't trust these greenie companies.
on May 22, 2013 at 7:56 pm
I think more money goes from Apple to the Feds than from the Feds to Apple.
on May 22, 2013 at 9:14 pm
Does anybody care what Sarah Palin has to say? Her 15 minutes were up a long time ago. Good for Tesla!
on May 22, 2013 at 9:47 pm
"What kind of lousy management is this? With interest rates at record lows, they should be refinancing, not repaying their loans."
While it hardly seems worth it to rebut this kind of vitriol, the facts are 1) they did refinance, issuing $500 million in new debt along with stock and 2) as part of their loan, the DOE had the right to buy low-priced stock (3 million shares at <$10/share vs. $87 price today), which was extinguished when the loan was repaid early. The interest on the newly issued debt is <2% (very low), with an ability to convert to common stock at a significant premium to current (very high) prices.
So time will tell if this is a wise move or not, but from mgmt's point of view, the DOE loan was getting very expensive because of the stock purchase right (warrant) and the commercial loan was very cheap.
(Full disclosure - I don't own the stock, bonds, work for the company, or own the product)
on May 23, 2013 at 7:43 am
Hooray for Tesla! Good going Elon Musk! Hooray for America!
on May 23, 2013 at 10:46 am
Great job Tesla! It's about time someone step up and repay their debts. I guess Mitt and Sarah can eat some humble pie. BTW, I am a Republican too.
on May 28, 2013 at 11:39 am
The taxpayers are still on the hook to help Tesla pay its bills--maybe we should all understand how much you are helping Tesla--
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The public is still on the hook for Tesla, and will be for the foreseeable future.
The public is still on the hook for Tesla, and will be for the foreseeable future."
First, there's the $7500 taxback bonus that every buyer gets and every taxpayer pays. Then there are generous state subsidies ($2500 in California, $4000 in Illinoisthe bluer the state, the more the taxpayers get gouged), all paid to people forking out $63K (plus taxes) for the base version, to roughly $100K for the really quick one.
on May 28, 2013 at 9:18 pm
It wasn't a loan (as Tesla PR staff would like you to beleive), it was a bailout provided by the taxpaying citzens of the U.S. The U.S. Gov't rewarded Tesla and others with taxpayer bailout money for bad management practices and questionable financial practices and decisions God Bless America! Maybe Tesla should just pay the money back and keep their mouth shut.
on May 28, 2013 at 10:17 pm
Tesla stock price flew past $100 today, up 400% in the past year. Not just the lefties are believing in this company now.
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Town Manager Phil Tarr said that, after consulting Fire Chief Brad Frost, he felt a Life Safety Code recommended by the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) would help.
"The NFPA Life Safety Code 101, which is basic life safety, covers a lot of various safety issues and it would address the substandard housing issues that we seem to have," said Tarr. "The question is, do we want to adopt part of it, or the whole thing? Some of it might not apply to the town right now."
Board Chair Ted Kurtz said that the problem would not be entirely addressed by the Life Safety Code alone.
"If we're going to give consideration to the issue that I understood, ... we have to also have something in addition to the fire codes," said Kurtz.
Frost and Code Enforcement Officer Gerald Samson said that, right now, there is very little they can do about unsafe or unhealthy apartments in Paris.
"We don't have a housing ordinance. We have nothing to do with it [inspections]," said Samson.
"Because there's no ordinance, the only time I have access to a house is if we have a call there," said Frost. "Then if I find something that's really dangerous, I'll hold that house and call the state in. That's the only way I can do it."
In Norway, the CEO can inspect units under town ordinances that establish minimum standards for housing.
Samson said that, when he was the landlord of 65 Lewiston-based units in the 1980s, the federally-subsidized Section 8 program was very strict.
"Mine wouldn't qualify, because they're very strict. They were very strict," he said.
Selectman Ken West agreed that the program was also very strict about an apartment he had rented out.
Recent reports, however, have documented numerous cases in the area in which unsafe apartments in Paris and Norway were found to have passed inspection under the program.
"Something's happened over the years, in my estimation, to the system by which these apartments got into Section 8," said Samson.
In a written request to the board, Stanley asked the town to "ascertain and publicize the number of low-cost rental units in Paris and what the inspection process of those units entails. Who does it, and how often is it checked?"
"In theory, any apartment in town could qualify for Section 8 funding, and could therefore be considered a low-rent apartment," said Samson. He said that he would make a "wild guess" of a total of 500 rental units in town.
I think we can prepare a report on that," said Tarr. "I'll put it on the agenda for a future meeting."
Kirchherr, a long-time member of the Paris Planning Board, said that the desire for safe housing in the town is likely to come up against resistance to municipal interference with property owners.
"Based on my experience with the planning board, I would say that there is a substantial number of people who would not support it," said Kirchherr.
He also noted that town inspections of rental units would have to be funded in some way.
Frost noted that a previous ordinance which would have established a system for annual inspections died when it got to the public.
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"I'd like to hold a public meeting sometime in late winter or early spring with the idea that we hear from the public their comments and questions about a housing ordinance," said Kirchherr. "We could publicize it and get a sense of the public and what they want."


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In Japan, theres an arcade game made by Namco, thats called "Mario Kart"- This does also have the pacman + nintendo characters in it in the form of 1 race (4 players)... Perhaps this is the same engine just with pacman characters? ... If it is- WOOOO!
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Great, the one thing the PSP dosent need more of..... racing games!
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what are you on about. one of the only primary genres the portable unit is GOOD for is racing games... what do you want, more useless puzzle games or some additional *****ty fps ones? some more card games perhaps?
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--- Quote from: tigerfan41 on April 22, 2012, 12:32:27 PM ---I believe he's playing at least 6-7 songs from the new CD. He's also been opening with two tracks from his new CD.
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Didn't Springsteen, quite recently in his touring, used to play Born to Run/Born in the USA in its entirety ? Playing full O L D albums is the definition of nostalgia act, not how much oldies/hits you play.
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I don't know the complete touring history of Springsteen as I'm not an avid follower of his music--but from what my brother was telling me (he's a huge Springsteen fan and knows a lot about his music), Springsteen hasn't played Born in the USA live in quite some time (maybe 10 years? more or less?). Not sure why that is, but I'd presume it has something to do with politics or simply being tired of playing the same song thousands of times.
Playing old albums isn't the definition of nostalgia act. It's giving the fans what they want. Many fans want to hear the artist's best album, especially if it's one that is chock full of great songs. I know I'd love for U2 to play the entire Achtung Baby or Zooropa albums live. I wouldn't consider them a "nostalgia" act if they chose to do that.
As I said, Springsteen has been promoting his new album well at the live shows. Lots of tracks from that CD. So I don't think you can call him a nostalgia act by any stretch of the imagination.
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