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Kickoff: 11 a.m. CT
TV: SEC Network
Radio: 92.1 FM, 99.5 FM, 105.3, FM/1290 AM, 107.9 FM; Sirius 212, XM 199
Promotions: Justin Moore Concert (Walmart AMP in Rogers, Ark.), Student Campout, Game Sponsor AT&T, Stripe Out, 'Razorbacks Read' Book Drive, Razorback Foundation Appreciation
Friday, Oct.23
ALL DAY: Razorback Friday: Wear Cardinal and White!
8 a.m. – 11 p.m. Saturday: Student Campout Registration (Gate 17)
9 a.m.: Gates open
4:45 – 10:30 p.m: Justin Moore concert at Walmart AMP
Saturday, Oct. 24
ALL DAY: Stripe Out the Stadium: Fans attending the game are encouraged to show their support by "Striping Out" Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
If you're sitting in an ODD numbered section: Wear WHITE.
If you're sitting in an EVEN numbered section: Wear CARDINAL.
If you're a University of Arkansas STUDENT: Wear CARDINAL.
7 a.m: Pregame traffic flow patterns begin & public shuttles begin operating from Road Hog Park and Baum Stadium East (Silver Route). Shuttles also begin from Lot 56 (Gold Route).
8 a.m: Hog Heaven in Bud Walton Arena opens.
The AT&T Fan Zone, which is free to the public and located in The Gardens just south of Bud Walton Arena, opens. The AT&T Fan Zone offers inflatable games for kids, televisions and food and drink vendors. As part of the AT&T Fan Zone, fans have access to the large "Holding Pen" pavilion in the Gardens on game day.
Hog Heaven Trailers open. Locations include the Bud Walton Arena lawn and the Northeast corner of DWRRS.
Guest service centers (Gates 1, 13 & 16) and public Will Call (Gate 1) open.
'Razorbacks Read' Book Drive: Bring a new or gently used kids book to the game! Drop-off tents will be located at: Gates 1, 8/9, 12/13 & 15/16; Baum East & West Parking Lots; The Gardens.
8:30 – 10 a.m.: Men's Basketball open practice at Bud Walton Arena
8:45 a.m: A pep rally featuring the Razorback Marching Band and Spirit Squads will take place in the AT&T Fan Zone, and a DJ will be on site to provide music following the pep rally. Arkansas Football Buses will be moving down Razorback Road in preparation for the Hog Walk.
8:45 a.m: Hog Walk in Lot 44.
Gates to DWRRS open (Please note specific bag and conduct policies below)
9:15 a.m: Pep Rally at Alumni House
9:15 a.m: Pep Rally begins in Victory Village
10:30 a.m..: Tusk IV enter Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.
11 a.m.: Kickoff vs. Auburn
*Broyles Center Museum open two hours postgame
Five Things You Need to Know
*How to get to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
If you are parking north of Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, officials strongly encourage you to utilize exit I-49 on AR-112 S/Garland Ave. (Exit #66).
If parking south of the stadium, including at Baum Stadium, fans should use the AR-112/265 Cato Springs/Razorback Rd. exit (Exit #60).
*New Traffic Flow Maps (PDF)
Razorback Athletics working with UAPD and local law enforcement agencies have made several changes to the pre-game and post-game traffic flow for Razorback football games. The changes have been made to help improve the flow of traffic to and away from Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium and help make game day shuttles more efficient. So click above to review how those changes might impact your game day commute.
*Priority Parking Lot Entry and Exit Changes
As part of the new traffic flow, the entries and exits for some priority parking lots assigned by the Razorback Foundation may have changed. If you have any specific questions regarding the changes to your specific lot, contact the Razorback Foundation at (479) 443-9000.
*Victory Village Expanded
Based on its popularity and in response to fan requests for more reserved tailgating spots, Victory Village has been expanded for the 2015 University of Arkansas football season. Click above to learn about the new Victory Village South area.
*No Selfie Sticks
Please feel free to take plenty of photos on your Razorback Game Day, but leave your selfie sticks in the car. No selfie sticks are allowed in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium


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Silja sat tight lipped in the passenger seat of Joe's van. She could see Joe's knuckles showing white even against his pallid skin. She listened to him breathing through his nose, it was slow, regular, but through his nose, audible above the rumble of the van and the odd crashed gear change. Silja rubbed at the chafing left on her wrists by several applications of handcuffs. She was not looking forward to arriving at Chez- Spivey, not one bit.
Inspector Crabbe hurriedly hid the large whisky in his desk drawer when there was a tapping on his office door. Pity, he had needed that whisky badly after Joe left and had had only one sip which was not enough to settle his nerves.
"Come in !"
It was Kopkage. "What's with letting the girl go, Boss?"
Crabbe bristled. "Bailed! Not freed."At least he still had authority over his squad, it made him feel better. "Sit!"
Crabbe was feeling the downside of playing both ends against the middle. He knew that taking The Ranyhyn schilling was not necessarily a good idea. Joe was right, Dwight Frye could be very scary, he could not trust him. Not that he could trust Joe, but at least Joe was honest, in his own way. Joe was old school and everything was on a 'quid-pro-quo' basis that he understood. Yes Joe had the ability to piss on anyone's parade, but at least you would see it coming. He was not as convinced that Frye, or Miss damned Hanne Berg would be so predictable. Maybe it would be better for him if she did 'join the choir invisible'. Crabbe shook that thought out of his mind.
"Boss?" Kopkage brought Crabbe back to the here and now.
"Bail." Crabbe sat forward "We need more on her if we are going to make this stick. The girl is our only lead and our only witness is Mr. Frye."
"Maybe we bring Frye in. Maybe he was the shooter." Kopkage offered helpfully.
Crabbe shuddered at the mere mention of that possibility. "Don't be stupid! It's got to be the girl, I am sure of it. We just need more proof."
Crabbe's rheumy eyes settle on Kopkage. "Go over and talk to Frye, check his statement and see if he can add anything, especially about this cat-fight. Ask around some more. Witnesses. Anyone!"
"Anyone?" Kopkage's voice held a slight tone of caution which Crabbe realised. Crabbe raises his hands slightly. Kopkage knew what that meant. Anyone except known close associates of Joe Spivey esq. Kopkage nodded. Putting two bricks together he understood why Crabbe was: one, looking uncomfortable, and two, insisting on a certain level of discretion. Kopkage knew Crabbe was on the take, a morsel he kept to himself. Despite everything, Kopkage was loyal to his boss. Kop looked at his rather large wristwatch, then at Crabbe.
"I'll see what I can do."
Two hundred thirty five kilometres away. Henning Mortensson fussed at the decorations in 'Silja's room'.
Ever since Hanne had called him the previous night he had been in a high state of excitement after she had told him of Silja's decision to come home at last. He had hardly slept and he rose early to begin preparations. Hanne had not told him why Silja had changed her mind, but it didn't matter, he didn't care. His 'lítil prinsessa' was coming home!
All day he had cleaned, such was his happiness. OK he had maybe needed a few nips of the hard stuff 'just to steady his nerves' of course.
His heart leaped as he heard the car pull up outside. Then sank. Only Dwight Frye had got out. Were was his little girl?
Henning opened the door before Dwight had a chance to knock. Henning peered past Dwight, looking for his daughter. Dwight put his hand on Henning's shoulder.
Dwight guided Henning to his chair, gently setting him into it."
"She's not coming." he said gently, for a giant.
The old man sat. open mouthed, bewildered. "Not… coming…. ?" The old eyes were misty, wide. Dwight shook his head.
"There is more." Dwight took a deep breath, summoning compassion from somewhere deep. "It's Hanne. She's been shot."
Dwight looked down, the old man's mouth opened and closed fish-like.
"She'll be fine!" Dwight hastily added, leaving accuracy about Hanne's condition to one side for a while. "She's in Hope Springs Clinic, it's the best!" he added with faux enthusiasm,
Sad helpless eyes looked back from grey brows, Mouth still open.
"I'll take you there. Umm, my car is here. Outside." Dwight added.
Henning slowly shook his head, his reply came just as slow, with glacial Icelandic accent "No, I follow, I haff… some thingss to be doing.. I follow.. you go, see Hanne, and Seelja. Hoper Spreengs you say?"
Dwight nodded, Henning stood and guided Dwight back to the door with wiry fingers "Are you sure?"
"Yess I am shoore. I come soon as I haff getting readied. You go, See Hanne, tell Seelja. Seelja will be upsetted. I come, soon… yes. No worry."
Dwight bit his tongue, the fact Silja was the culprit was maybe better kept from the old man for now. Dwight felt embarrassed and was actually a little relieved to have an excuse to return to Flagstaff alone. He headed for his car.
"Thangg kyu.. fo' coming Mester Frye." Henning waved from the door, he would in fact follow as soon as possible, of course.. just as soon as he. Tidied? Yes. But maybe just a glass or two before? Yes. Just a glass or two.
At Chez-Spivey. Anneka was overjoyed. Silja was back. She leaped and hung herself around Silja's neck tightly. Silja hugged back. Kirsten was coming down the stairs, she also was smiling, but the smile flashed a questioning glance at Joe that Silja did not miss. Behind Silja, Joe shrugged.
"She's back aint' she?"
Kirsten drew breath to ask how but something in Joe's glance stopped the words. (for once, thought Joe.) Kirsten's glance came back to Silja and Silja read it perfectly. The next few hours were going to b very uncomfortable indeed.
"Silja. My study. Please."
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Dejectedly, Silja followed
Dejectedly, Silja followed Joe into his study.
Joe Spivey was born into and grew up in poverty. He was schooled in crime and accepted the casual violence all around him as just the way things were. Only when he joined the army did he get to see that there was maybe something other than that life. During a three month stint working in the Officers' Mess Joe saw how some people lived in quiet, comfortable opulence. Surrounded by all the good things in life and where whatever they wanted was only a snap of the fingers away. Joe's study was his personal homage to that lifestyle. Not that he needed it or even sought it, the comfortable home he lived in was Kirsten. His study was simply a nod to his earlier self.
Silja only rarely came in here (usually to retrieve a wandering Anneka). She found the wood panelling, the leather, the books and Joe's over ornate desk intimidating on the one hand and just a little ridiculous on the other. Right now, though, 'intimidating' was definitely winning. Automatically she went to stand in front of Joe's desk partly because the room demanded it. So she was a little bit discombobulated when Joe veered off to where two small chesterfield sofas faced each other in the heavily curtained alcove of the big bay window.
"Sit down Silja."
The red leather of the deep buttoned and nail-head trimmed chesterfield sighed softly as Silja sat, huddled up against the low arm with both hands holding onto the arm as if it were some kind of comforter. She was nervous.
Joe poured two large whisky glasses of brandy and held one out to Silja. She was about to refuse but Joe curtailed that the moment as he saw Silja's lips start to move.
"Take it and drink it."
Silja took the glass and lifted it to her lips as Joe turned and sat directly opposite her on the twin of the sofa she was sitting on. She pre-grimaced ready for the expected rush of burning alcohol but was pleasantly surprised as a gentle heat filled her mouth and aromatic vapours wafted her palate. She swallowed automatically and her throat was embraced in velvet warmth. Silja blinked and looked at the glass in her hand. The unexpected pleasure of top class brandy eased the tension of the hours since her arrest and Silja relaxed just a little.
Joe used the moment.
"It's a shock, being arrested. Suddenly you have no control in your life. Somebody else controls what you do. Where you are, even when you eat, sleep and shit. I know because I've been there and it's frightening. But you already know that because you've been there before too." Joe leaned forward, resting his elbows on his knees with his own glass nested in his big hands. "But now you're home. You're safe."
Joe's words allowed Silja to drop the defences she had raised the moment the policemen had crashed through her bedroom door. Defences she had not used in many years, not since the day they had come for her and Momma.
Joe wasn't good with crying and sat quietly while the tears fell. The only time he moved was to fetch a box of tissues he kept on his desk to wipe Annie's sticky fingers clean during her occasional 'escapes' to his study. This time it wasn't jam but salty tears that threatened his furniture and he silently handed the box to the sobbing teenager.
Both of their glasses had been refilled by the time Silja's tear ducts stopped producing. The last of the expensive tissues was used to catch the fallout of a very unladylike nasal explosion. Joe still waited until Silja's red rimmed eyes finally sought his own.
"How do you feel?"
Silja's face clouded over like looming thunder.
Joe's lips twitched. The teenage girl Joe knew and tolerated was back, at least the sulky version was.
Silja took a breath.
"It wasn't my fault!" She was about to expand on that, at length. But the look in Joe's eyes acted like a gag. It reminded her there was still a chance that, by the time she left this room, she might not have a job. She stared at Joe.
Joe sat back again, watching Silja in turn.
"Two very simple questions to start with, Silja." He was rewarded with seeing Silja also sit back against the low back of the chesterfield and assume listening mode. "Now, you can lie to me if you want and I'll take you at your word. But. If I find out that you have lied to me then bad things will happen. Understand?"
Across the carpet Silja acknowledge with the slowest of nods.
Joe used this tactic often. It gave whoever he was talking to a clear choice and it reminded them that there could be consequences for making the wrong one. Joe was never specific about what the 'bad things' might be, much better to let them come up with their own personal nightmare. But there were plenty of rumours around about what happened to people who crossed Joe. Hell, Joe even started some of the rumours himself.
"Okay then. First off, did you shoot Hanne Berg?"
Joe lifted a hand.
"Good. Glad to hear it. Not that she might not deserve a bullet in the brain but I'm relieved that it wasn't our nanny." Joe smiled and got a flicker of a response from Silja. "Secondly then. Do you know who did?"
Silja hesitated for a tiny fraction of a second.
"You sure?"
"Yes. Well…" Silja watched Joe's eyebrows rise like two hairy caterpillars arching their backs. "Maybe Dwight? He's like Hanne's head minion or something. He's… Unstable. Though…"
"Dwight Frye? 'Unstable' doesn't cover half of it. But if Dwight was the shooter then Hanne would be dead and disposed of." Joe's eyebrows resumed their slumber. "Besides, shooting isn't his thing. An axe maybe, or a hammer. Maybe a drill, probably a whole toolbox." He noticed the mounting horror on Silja's face. "Besides," he finished hurriedly. "I think he dotes on her so I don't see him being our man."
The pair of them fell silent. Silja could feel the brandy having its effect. She put the still quarter full glass down. Joe noticed. Silja wasn't a drinker. A glass and a half of brandy was more than enough.
"So, what were you and Hanne arguing about?"
Stick with me kid and you'll be farting through silk.


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There's Kolocep, also known as Kalamota, which is the smallest of the inhabited islands and is situated literally moments from the coast of Dubrovnik. As the nearest island to the mainland, it boasts a pocket of paradise just seconds from the hustle and bustle of the old city centre.
Next, there's Lopud, which is the busiest island of the archipelago with hundreds of visitors heading to its shores every day. Here, you can find some of the best beaches on this part of the coast, with wide, empty stretches of sand and warm, shallow waters.
Stradun might be the centre of Dubrovnik and the busiest street, but it's the winding alleyways that tail off it where you'll find the real personality of Dubrovnik. Step away from the smooth limestone boulevard and venture into the rabbit-warren of laneways that boast a collection of fascinating handmade craft shops, delicious family-run pizzerias, and cosy bars tucked away from the hordes of tourists.
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Dubrovnik Airport isn't far from the city centre, though it's worth remembering that the entire Old Town is pedestrian-only, which means if you are staying there you won't be able to get transport the entire way. Luckily, the centralised pedestrian area is quite small, so it's likely you won't have to struggle very far with your luggage.
Getting to the Old Town in the first place is easy, quick, and cheap. There's an airport bus that travels from the airport to Pile Gate at the western entrance of the Old Town. Buses leave every fifteen minutes and offer great views of the city as you come in. Alternatively, there are a number of local bus services that travel from the airport to the Old Town. They stop a lot on the way, so might not be ideal if you're in a hurry. Finally, you can get a taxi which will either drop you at the western or eastern entrance of the Old Town – again, you won't be able to get taken right to the door if you're staying in the tangle of pedestrianised alleyways.


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Bandleader, "The Late Show"; Artistic Director at Large, National Jazz Museum in Harlem; Pianist
Jon Batiste is a New Orleans-bred, New York-based musician, educator, and humanitarian who describes himself as "somewhat of an enigma thanks to my diverse influences." Born into a long lineage of Louisiana musicians, he grew up playing percussion in his family's band before switching to piano at the age of eleven. Batiste studied at the Juilliard School and formed his band, Stay Human, soon after. He balances an international performance schedule, which often includes impromptu "love riot" street parades, with work as an artistic director at large of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem. He played himself on the HBO series "Treme" and had a role in Spike Lee's Red Hook Summer.


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The Skanner takes a look at the extraordinary people and stories that shaped the news in 2017.
Women's March
An estimated 500,000 people converged on Washington, D.C. Jan. 21 -- the day after President Trump's inauguration -- to show their support for women's rights, civil rights and the environment. Another 3 to 4 million people are estimated to have attended hundreds of sister marches around the world. Portland's sister march drew an estimated crowd of 100,000; the Womxn's March on Seattle drew between 125,000 and 175,000.
The march resulted from months of planning and national as well as local marches drew some controversy, especially over racial inclusion. In mid-January the NAACP Portland Branch, an early sponsor of the Portland event, withdrew its support for the event, saying the organizers did not sufficiently address or include the concerns of racial and ethnic minorities, as well as transgender people. At the same time it announced its withdrawal of support, the NAACP announced a March for Safety and Justice Jan. 28. By the time the march actually took place, the event's original organizer, Dara Glass, had effectively been ousted and replaced by a group of Portland-based activists that included racial and gender justice organizer Margaret Jacobsen and Rebekah Katt Brewis of PDX Trans Pride.
In March, the Oregonian reported $22,000 in funds raised for the march by its fiscal sponsor, PDX Trans Pride, was not accounted for. According to a spokesperson for the Oregon Department of Justice, the investigation is still ongoing.
A second Womxn's March on Seattle is scheduled in Jan. 20. Portland organizers have not announced any similar plans. (Photo by Susan Fried)
Moore Addresses MLK Breakfast
Civil rights attorney Howard Moore, whose clients have included activists Julian Bond and Angela Davis, addressed a crowd of about 1,000 people, who traveled through ice and snow Jan. 16 for The Skanner Foundation's 31st Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast. Moore's speech focused on the election and impending inauguration of business tycoon Donald Trump. Trump's lack of regard for civil campaigning, his comments about Muslims, African Americans, Latinos and people with disabilities – and his conduct with women – should be of grave concern to Americans, Moore said. But, in the spirit of remembering King's legacy, he told the audience to remember that King himself sometimes felt despair and kept fighting anyway.
Travel Ban
On Jan. 27 – just a week after his inauguration – Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a 90-day ban on people entering the U.S. from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. The order stopped dozens of people who had already received visas from entering the country, which prompted protests throughout the country, including this Jan. 28 rally at Seattle's Westlake Park. The American Civil Liberties Union also challenged the order in court, leading the administration to revise the details of the order. On Dec. 4, the Supreme Court allowed a third version of the ban to go through, allowing the administration to fully enforce new restrictions on travel from eight nations, six of them predominantly Muslim. Under the current version of the order most citizens from Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be barred from entering the United States. The order also bans some people from Venezuela from traveling to the U.S. (Photo by Susan Fried)
Quanice Hayes Killed by Portland Police
On Feb. 9, Quanice Hayes, a 17-year-old African American in Portland, was shot and killed by Portland police officer Andrew Hearst, prompting activists to rally the following week. Officers had responded to a report of a nearby car prowl and then established a perimeter in the area to search for the robbery suspect. They discovered indications of a break-in at a house on the 8300 block of Northeast Hancock Street and sent dogs in to search the house. Sometime after, officers encountered Hayes outside. Hearst fired three times, and according to police, when officers attempted to render aid, they discovered the teenager was dead. In this Feb. 10 photo, Portland Police Bureau chief Mike Marshman, left, and Mayor Ted Wheeled talked to reporters at the press conference where Hayes' name was released. In March a Multnomah County grand jury cleared Hearst of any wrongdoing.
Hayes was one of two people killed by Portland police in 2017, and one of six people total who were shot by officers on duty this year. Terrell Kyreem Johnson, 24, was shot and killed May 10 at a southeast Portland transit station by Office Samson Ajir. A grand jury ruled that use of force was also justified. (Photo by Christen McCurdy)
Resistance Talks
In March, Portland's Resistance – an activist group that formed in November 2016 and led numerous large protests immediately after the election and again after the inauguration – partnered with art and activism group, Know Your City, to ignite a new program called Resistance Talks in an effort to make sense of a nation divided. Co-organizers Gregory McKelvey and Cameron Whitten invited speakers from a broad range of groups to talk about social justice topics including maintaining a local economy, addressing renters' rights, divestment on a city level and using independent media as a conduit for local voices. (Photo by Melvin Hernandez)
Commissioner Smith Files Tort Claim Against County
Multnomah County Commissioner Loretta Smith filed a tort claim notice against the county in April, calling for a cease and desist of Multnomah County's investigation into complaints against Smith made by two of her former employees. The investigation related to claims Smith misused county resources, funds and staff for her personal campaign events, and used unprofessional conduct – including discriminatory behavior and harassment – towards her staff. The investigation report, which was released publicly in June, said many individual claims could not be substantiated but that there was evidence to support some of the allegations.
Smith maintained the investigation was racially charged and politically motivated, noting in her tort claim and in comments to The Skanner that county chair Deborah Kafoury saw her as a potential rival in a future election. Tension between the two commissioners continued to simmer throughout the year, closing with an allegation that Kafoury addressed Smith with an expletive after abruptly gaveling out of a Dec. 21 commission meeting. (Video of the meeting closes with the gavel pounding and does not feature any profanity, though Kafoury released a statement later that day saying she had behaved in a way that was "unprofessional and unbecoming.")
The state fined Smith $250 in November after investigating a complaint that county staffers were made to work on campaign events. The state fined Smith again Dec. 21 in relation to complaints she is engaging in fundraising for a city council campaign. According to the county charter Smith cannot run for office in another jurisdiction without forfeiting her county commissioner post, and she has yet to formally file for candidacy, but she declared her intention to run for city council position three in a Sept. 12 press release. (Photo courtesy of Multnomah County)
Honoring Black History on Williams Avenue
Cleo Davis and Kayin Talton Davis' Williams Avenue public art project, which honors the history of Black Portland, launched in May. It consists of murals embedded in the sidewalk as well as signs with art and text describing events, prominent citizens and institutions central to the lives of Black Portlanders in the Albina neighborhood, particularly North Williams Avenue between Broadway and Killingsworth. (Photo by Christen McCurdy)
Portland Reels After Attack
Portland made national and international headlines May 26 after two men were killed and a third injured trying to protect two Black teenage girls – one wearing a hijab – on a MAX train as it pulled in to Hollywood Transit Center. According to witness accounts and court records, Ricky John Best, 53, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, and Micah David-Cole Fletcher, 21, intervened after seeing a fellow passenger – 35-year-old Jeremiah Joseph Christian – target two teenage girls on the train, shouting Islamophobic and xenophobic remarks and violent threats. All three men were stabbed; Best died at the scene, and Namkai-Meche passed away shortly after the incident at a local hospital. Fletcher was treated for his injuries and released from a hospital the following week.
Christian will be tried on charges of aggravated murder in June 2019. In December the Oregonian reported the families of Best, Namkai-Meche and Fletcher had locked horns in a still-unresolved dispute over how to divide $1.6 in funds raised for them in crowdfunding campaigns. Fletcher won a seat on the Montavilla Neighborhood Association's board in October. (Photo by Christen McCurdy)
Oregon Senate Votes to Commemorate Vanport
On Sept. 29, Laura Ann Howard and Muyoka Mwarabu received $1,000 each and $25 gift certificates to Portland Sweet Jam restaurant at a screening of "The Wake of Vanport," The Skanner Foundation's series of short films interviewing survivors of 1948's Vanport flood. The event and the contest were both sponsored by the Oregon Lottery. The collection of short films screened is the second collection created since "The Wake of Vanport" began. Bernie Foster, publisher of The Skanner News, told the crowd he expects to add more films to the series next year. Howard and Mwarabu were the winners of an essay contest on the lessons of Vanport, and their essays were published in The Skanner. (Photo by Allen Delay)
Rev. Jesse Jackson Visits
Rev. Jesse Jackson visited Portland June 2. His primary purpose was to attend the National Organization of Black County Officials Portlanders last week, but before his scheduled talk he held an impromptu press conference at Augustana Lutheran Church. He urged "multiracial, multicultural" action against racist attacks like the May 26 stabbing on a Portland MAX train – and called for the opening of a local office of his organization. He said he'd asked the Rev. Mark Knutson, pastor of Augustana, and County Commissioner Loretta Smith, to co-chair the chapter. The current status of that effort was not clear as this issue went to press. (Photo by Christen McCurdy)
'Good in the Hood' Threatened
On June 7 a staff member at Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods, going through the day's mail, discovered a threat naming Good in the Hood organizer Shawn Penney, using racial slurs and promising a "blood bath" if the festival goes ahead as planned. The multicultural festival, which celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, went forward as planned despite the threat and a major heat wave that weekend. (Photo by The Skanner)
Charleena Lyles Killed
Charleena Lyles, a pregnant mother of four in Seattle, was shot and killed by Seattle Police June 18. Lyles had called the police to report a theft and within minutes of their arrival was shot at least five times by both officers. The police say she confronted them with a knife but the community questions whether a less lethal means could have been used to subdue the women who family and neighbors describe as being tiny and weighing about 90 pounds. Hundreds of people gathered June 18 at the apartment complex where Lyles was killed. The shooting garnered national attention and fueled De-Escalate Washington's campaign for Initative 940, which would reform standards for using deadly force. It would also require law enforcement officers to receive regular trainings in violence de-escalation, identifying and assisting people suffering from a mental health issue -- as well as performing first aid. A Force Review Board report made public in December that officer said the board had determined that the shooting was proportional and consistent with department training and policy. (Photo by Susan Fried)
Small Drug Possession Lowered to Misdemeanor
Oregon legislatures passed a landmark bill this week that reclassifies small scale possession of illegal drugs – heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and others – from a felony to a misdemeanor. Under previous law, small possession was a Class B or C felony – punishable by up to 10 or 20 years in prison and $250,000 or $375,000 in fines. The new legislation knocks down small possession to a Class A misdemeanor, which could result in one year in jail and/or a $6,250 fine. (Photo by Nikki David/Neon Tommy)
Muralist Henry Frison Gets First Solo Show
Local African American painter Henry Frison exhibited close to 20 in his first solo show, which opened at the end of July at greenHAUS Gallery and Boutique. Frison's intimate portraits of iconic Black figures – President Obama, Rosa Parks and Michael Jackson among them – will be on display until the end of summer. At 77, Frison is primarily known as a Portland mural artist and one of seven Black painters that collaborated on the Albina Mural Project from 1978 – a work of five 20 foot by 20 foot murals, spearheaded by artist Isaka Shamsud-Din. (Photo by Darryl Clegg)
Wheeler Hires Danielle Outlaw
In August, Mayor Ted Wheeler announced he had hired Danielle Outlaw to become the city's new police chief. Outlaw is a 19-year veteran of the Oakland Police Department, where she served as a Deputy Chief since 2013, and the first Black woman to serve in the role.
Portland Throws Out 48-Hour Rule
In August, Portland City Council voted in support of more police accountability when it unanimously voted to abolish the 48-hour rule – a topic of contention among law enforcement, the District Attorney's office, and community members concerned that police oversight was slipping.
Mayor Ted Wheeler – who presides as the city's police commissioner – had made promises during his campaign to toss out the rule, which had allowed officers to wait two days before giving a statement after being involved in cases of deadly use of force.
Total Eclipse
Millions of Americans gazed in wonder through telescopes, cameras and disposable protective glasses Aug. 21 as the moon blotted out the sun in the first full-blown solar eclipse to sweep the U.S. from coast to coast in nearly a century. The temperature dropped, birds quieted down, crickets chirped and the stars came out in the middle of the day as the line of darkness raced 2,600 miles (4,200 kilometers) across the continent in about 90 minutes, bringing forth oohs, aahs, shouts and screams. (Photo by Susan Fried)
Hood to Coast
This year's Hood to Coast and Portland to Coast took place from Aug. 25 - 27, 2017. The Skanner's team -- The West Coast Steppers -- were among the thousands of participants. Hood to Coast/Portland to Coast Relays is the most popular relay race in the world with 20,000 participants from 50 states and 43 countries. The event has sold out for 19 consecutive years, and annually places an additional 40,000 hopeful runners and walkers on a waiting list. (Photo by Bernie Foster)
Gang Designation Sunsets
The Portland Police Bureau announced in September that it would end a 20-year policy of designating citizens as gang members or affiliates. The shift was credited to recommendations made by Black Male Achievement and retired assistant chief Kevin Modica after a call for a public comment two years ago by PPB. Pictured here are Black Male Achievement Director C.J. Robbins, BMA steering committee member Erious Johnson, Modica and BMA steering committee member Justice Rajee. (Photo by Christen McCurdy)
Tillman Fired, Spurring Scrutiny of Racism in County
In September, Tricia Tillman was asked to step down from her role as public health director of Multnomah County. That prompted Chair Deborah Kafoury to announce a strategy to address complaints of racist and unjust employment practices – and led, later in the month, to the resignation of Tillman's supervisor, Joanne Fuller. County Commissioner called for an independent investigation into racism at the county. (Photo courtesy of Multnomah County)
Portland's African American Population Decreasing
A study released in March by PSU's College of Urban and Public Affairs found that Portland's newest migrants are more diverse than the overall population, yet the Rose City continues to lose its African American population.
Before the recession, between 2005 and 2007, the annual flow of Black migrants was essentially zero. But after the recession, during 2012 and 2014, Portland lost a net of 800 African American residents. Researchers said the study did not detail the reasons, but made a link between the decreased population and the gentrification of North and Northeast Portland, as well as increases in rents throughout the metro area. (AP Photo by Julie Jacobson)
The Lessons of Vanport
On Sept. 29, Laura Ann Howard and Muyoka Mwarabu received $1,000 each and $25 gift certificates to Portland Sweet Jam restaurant at a screening of "The Wake of Vanport," The Skanner Foundation's series of short films interviewing survivors of 1948's Vanport flood. The event and the contest were both sponsored by the Oregon Lottery. The collection of short films screened is the second collection created since "The Wake of Vanport" began. Bernie Foster, publisher of The Skanner News, told the crowd he expects to add more films to the series next year. Howard and Mwarabu were the winners of an essay contest on the lessons of Vanport, and their essays were published in The Skanner. (Photo by Jerry Foster)
Oregon History Makers Awarded
The Oregon Historical Society hosted its annual dinner at the historic Montgomery Park building in Portland Oct 8, during which recipients were presented with the 2017 Oregon History Makers Medal. (Photo by Bernie Foster)
The Weinstein Effect
In October the New York Times and the New Yorker published stories alleging shocking misconduct by Harvey Weinstein. The powerful producer's misbehavior had long been the subject of whispers; by December, some 80 women had come forward. (Weinstein denies all nonconsensual sex.)
In the months since, an ongoing domino effect tumbled through not just Hollywood but at least a dozen other industries, resulting in powerful men being fired from their jobs, removed from their companies or resigning political posts. What began with just a handful of women standing up against one of Hollywood's most pugnacious power players has turned into a movement of its own. Now that some of the silences and stigmas around sexual harassment have been shattered, the flood gates are open.
Pictured here are a few of the growing number of powerful men who faced allegations of sexual harassment or assault. From left: Kevin Spacey, Brett Ratner, Louis C.K., Distin Hoffman, and bottom row from left, former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., former "Today" morning co-host Matt Lauer and former "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose, all of whom have been accused of sexual misconduct. (AP Photo/file)
Reversing Gentrification
Giovanni Battles spoke to The Skanner about his experience buying a house through the North/Northeast Preference policy – a house The preference policy, which was part of the North/Northeast Neighborhood Housing Strategy adopted by the Portland Housing Bureau in 2014, assigns points to applicants for homeownership assistance and income-restricted rental housing based on their relationship with the Albina neighborhood of Northeast Portland. Those who grew up in the Albina neighborhood could receive up to three points; people with parents or grandparents who had lived in the neighborhood could receive additional points, for a total of six possible points.
Battles, a SummerWorks coordinator for Multnomah County, received all six points, placing him high on the priority list for the homeownership assistance through the program. This summer he bought his first house at North Chataqua and Willis, three blocks from where is mother grew up and across the street from Rollins' grandfather's former house.
The housing preference policy is intended to reverse gentrification in the Northeast Portland area, but that's a slow process. According to the Portland Housing Bureau, there were 1,100 total applicants for the homeownership programs under the preference policy. As of October, she said, of the 43 applicants in the pipeline, 7 percent are mortage ready; 28 percent are expected to be in six months and 51 percent will be in 12 to 18 months. In October there were 43 applicants that were in that pipeline. (Photo courtesy of Giovanni Battles)
Vera Katz Dies
Vera Katz, former mayor of Portland, passed away Dec. 11 at the age of 84. The German-born Katz moved from New York City to Portland in 1962 and became the first woman to serve as Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives in 1985. Later, she campaigned for mayor of Portland on a platform that included reducing crime rates and promoting public transportation. She was elected the 49th Mayor of Portland in 1993 and served three terms until 2005.


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Dear Susanne
My name is John Swinburne, founder and leader of the Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party. I served as an MSP for Central Scotland in Holyrood from 2003 to 2007. It was during this time that I first met Jimmy Deuchars and came into contact with his excellent 'Grandparets Apart' organisation.
Our Party the SSCUP fully endorse the stance which they are taking with regard to their Charter and I would urge you to give serious consideration to supporting this campaign from your position of authority.
Grandparents, for example, in the vast majority of cases could quickly spot any abuse of their own grandchildren and it is essential that everything possible is done to enable grandparents to have the legal right of access to their own grandchildren as this would be to their mutual benefit.
Thank you for giving your valuable time to this important issue.
Best regards
John Swinburne
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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|Mantle convection models with viscoelastic, brittle lithosphere: numerical methodology and plate tectonic modeling.
Louis Moresi, Hans Muhlhaus, Frederic Dufour
The Earth's tectonic plates are strong, viscoelastic shells which make up the outermost part of a thermally convecting, predominantly viscous layer. In order to build a more realistic simulation of the planet's evolution, the complete viscoelastic convection system ought to be included. A particle-in-cell finite element method is demonstrated which can simulate very large deformation viscoelasticity. This is applied to a plate-deformation problem. Numerical accuracy is demonstrated relative to analytic benchmarks, and the characteristics of the method are discussed.


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Litterbox Woes
Stress can cause Fluffy to stop using her litterbox. She may also have diarrhea or get constipated. Never punish your kitty for litterbox mishaps. It will only increase her anxiety, which could make matters worse.
Kitties are very, very diligent about grooming themselves. Fluffy will take time every day to keep her pretty fur soft and shiny. However, cats that are stressed sometimes go overboard, and groom themselves so much that their fur starts looking thin or patchy.
Kitties often withdraw when they are sick or unhappy. If Fluffy keeps hiding, and doesn't want to leave her hiding spot, she may be anxious.
Cats often think of their humans as parents, and may demand extra attention when they feel scared or upset. If Fluffy wants to snuggle 24/7, she may be dealing with separation anxiety, or another form of stress.
Excessive/Unusual Vocalizations
If Fluffy is feeling stressed, she may meow or growl. Of course, some kitties are naturally furry little chatterboxes. What you want to be concerned about are changes in Fluffy's vocalizations. How your pet acts when she meows is also telling. If Fluffy is following you around with her tail up and generally just acting chipper, she may just be talkative. If your pet seems withdrawn, nervous, or aggressive, she may be feeling stressed.
It's important to note that all of the signs listed above can also be indicative of medical issues, as well as stress. If your furball has any of these symptoms, have your vet examine her. If Fluffy checks out, at least you know you have a nervous pet, instead of a sick one.
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July 21, 2010 --Facebook hits a major milestone- but that doesn't mean all those users are happy with the social networking site.Facebook reported earlier this week it now has over 500 million users. However, a new survey conducted by the University of Michigan found the social network ranked lower than both the airline industry and the cable TV business in customer satisfaction. Those industries have both suffered public relation hits in recent years.
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Creating a Culture of Learning for Diverse Student Populations.
Moore, Rock
The number of students failing in school has risen drastically in the past few years. Because of this, many educators are revisiting traditional practices and infusing effective tools that can enhance and promote literacy skills for all students. This process requires not only that teachers integrate content, but also that they elucidate the students' cognitive abilities in processing and decoding messages within the classroom context and environment. The paper addresses some of the methodologies for accomplishing these goals, and makes suggestions to help teachers involve students actively in classroom discussions and implement other nontraditional pedagogies to promote and sustain an ambiance of learning within the classroom. A responsive pedagogy derived from cognitive, social, and contextual constructivist perspectives would use students' present knowledge and experiences as a foundation for new learning. A classroom pedagogy that focuses on empowering students and creating a culture of learning will have a positive impact on all individuals concerned in the classroom today and as contributors and leaders of society tomorrow. (Contains 26 references.) (SLD)
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For those unfamiliar with Pentecostalism, it is not a denomination but was considered a "movement" back in the early 20th century which sprouted into several main denominations: Christian and Missionary Alliance, Assemblies of God, International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, Vineyard, Elim (UK), Church of the Nazarene, Church of God in Christ, Oneness Pentecostal (cult more than it is a denomination), to a much lesser extent, Calvary Chapel (typically anti-cessastion in pneumatology but not pentecostal in liturgical ecclesiology), Disciples of Christ, and many others.
Today, pentecostalism has coalesced into a pervasive belief system whereby the belief that the vocal gifts: tongues, prophecy, word of knowledge, are all available in practice today. Often times, the preachers, teachers, pastors, prophets, and "apostles" of Pentecostalism assert that the word they speak is "God-given" and therefore on an equal par (or sometimes superior) to the Bible. Pentecostals and charismatics try to use Greek words like "Rhema" for a "fresh word – which in essence is usually a contradictory word versus the "Logos" which is a stale old "old manna". This has resulted in error after error in doctrine and heresy after heresy among those churches that practice Pentecostalism, which is why today we start a new series called the "Foundations of Pentecostalism" whereby we examine where Pentecostalism came from and how it came to have the beliefs it has today. Who were the movers and the shakers which shaped the movement's founders and modern practitioners?
MONTANUS: The first person in church history to come along with an eerie likeness to modern day Pentecostal Pastors was a man named Montanus who, around 170 A.D. declared himself a "prophet" and direct speaker by the Holy Spirit which he referred to as "the Paraclete". He would deliver his prophecies, speaking as the Holy Spirit in person, in a state of ecstatic fervor, similar to the Pentecostal movement of early 20th century. He believed in the equality of men and women in use of prophecy and as ecclesiastical leaders which is continued down to today (we'll examine some early women leaders in subsequent posts).
Montanus gained a great following starting in his home area of Anatolia, where he was rumored to have been a pagan priest prior to his "prophethood" and followers of Montanus called their movement "The New Prophecy". He held that all members could/should be prophets which was opposed by many church leaders, one of which was Tertullian an early church father. His two primary followers were both women: Priscilla and Maximilla who also spoke prophecies in an ecstatic state just as he did. Montanus, like the church of orthodoxy, rejected a hierarchy of clerical structure which hadn't really yet taken root in the decentralised church and wouldn't do so for another 200-300 years. He discouraged marriage in favor of devotion to God (a doctrine later to catch on with the Western Roman Church) and he became extremely apocalyptic believing the return of Jesus to be imminent and whose Kingdom would be set up in Phrygia. It is for this reason that his group was referred to as the "Phrygians". Sadly, one of the early critics of this heretical group became one himself. Tertullian would join this group after a while and remain with it for a considerable time, eventually only leaving them due to what he felt was a "lack" of asceticism (Montanus' followers lived Spartan lifestyles but were not ascetics). This movement would slowly die out but was around long enough for Augustine to mention them in his writings in the early 5th century.
VINCENT FERRER: Another significant contributor and "mentor" to early pentecostal grandfathers was a Spanish Dominican monk who traveled with the Catholic "gospel" message all over Europe around 1415 A.D. and supposedly converted many Jews to Catholicism. Ferrer was a Roman Catholic mystic who found himself entangled in the "Great Papal Schism" where three Popes all sat in supposed supreme infallible authority of the Catholic Church. Although he is said to have only spoken Valencian, many historians/biographers claimed he had an ultra rare "gift of tongues" in his ministry to the Jews. He is also purported to have raised many from the dead which leads some Catholic writers to claim his ministry to be the most miraculous since the Apostles. Ferrer is credited by the Vatican Museums with healing a lame woman, raising of a rich Jewish woman from the dead, also a child killed by his pregnant mother who had lost her mind etc. He was apocalyptic and believed the antichrist was alive during his time. He was granted "sainthood" by the church in 1458 and according to the Vatican Museums, he was a "Spanish saint canonized in 1458, who was commonly worshipped in Bologna." Ferrer's mystic approach and ministry are often looked to by modern Catholic, and non-Catholic Charismatics alike as evidential and/or justification for speaking in tongues and seeking miraculous experiences. However, much of what Ferrer embraced was, and is, not found in the Bible rather is contrary to 2 Tim. 3:16-17, "All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; 17 that the man of God may be adequate–equipped for every good work. This declares Scripture to be "God breathed", and that the man of god is "thoroughly" equipped for "every" good work (not just some) This view of Scripture has been opposed and rejected by both Ferrer, the Roman Catholic church and the Charismatic so-called Christians today.
With Montanus we see a disregard for Scriptural authority and a self-appointment to the office of prophet. In both Montanus and Ferrer we see a mystical approach to Christianity whereby God talks directly to them outside of or in place of, His perfectly and divinely inspired Word. Both men would go on to espouse ecstatic "tongues" which were not practiced during the Apostolic age nor after but somehow these men didn't see a need to adhere to the Scriptural practice whereby the gift of tongues was a known language for the purpose of glorifying Jesus and demonstrating His power over sin and death to further the Gospel. Mysticism – Ecstatic Speech are two mainstays of Pentecostalism. Stop by next week as we take a closer look at George Fox, another brick in the foundation of Pentecostalism.


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WW1 Tours
The First World War was known to the participants as The Great War. The scale was unprecedented in this nation's military history and for many of those who fought it was a horrible and traumatic experience.
Visiting the battlefields of WW1 can help us to understand the experience of those who fought in that terrible war and how ordinary men did extraordinary things in the face of fear, sickness, bad weather and a determined enemy.
Our long established Remembrance Tours will help those who wish to pay their respects to lost relatives at war cemeteries and memorials in France, Flanders and other destinations. We understand what it means to make such journeys of a lifetime and you may be assured of a sensitive and supportive time to help you enjoy your visit.
In 2015, the centenary of The Great War continues and we will be visiting Ypres and Gallipoli for centenary events.


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We all Love some cupcakes some day some time during the week, Do not try to deny it unless you are a health freak and have not eaten a cupcake before in your life. But let me tell you, I love cupcakes! ^o^
Today I'm going to share with you a cute online shop that does Cupcakes that not only look good, But taste good! Although they have just started and may not have many flavors for you to choose from, Give them your support so that they can strive to be better and also work out more flavors to cater to more customers.
Introducing Palatable Cupcakes!
As they are relatively new, They are trying their best to take requests for the moment with regards to specific flavours. But we do however, prefer the traditional flavours such as Vanilla and Chocolate cupcake base. And they are creative too! Take a look at their Cupcakes for Movember! Too cute!!!
|Picture Credit: Palatable Cupcakes Facebook
Here is their Vanilla Cupcake with a hint of Lemon! I would name it Tangy Vanilla and I find it really unique because the lemon flavor is not overpowering and i could still taste the vanilla flavor in the cupcake. The cupcake is moist but not too mushy like some cupcakes out there and also it is not too dry! Its a perfect cupcake I would say! ^^
Here's Tangy the Cupcake PACman. :P This angle makes it too cute to resist not to edit it into a PACMan.
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Perfect for both mini gifts and huge events or home parties! Of course if you have an idea of your own, do drop them a facebook message, we'd love to hear you out and try to cater to you as well!
Little things to note:
Promo ends on Christmas Eve and palatable just kindly request for you to send in your orders 4 - 7 days in advance.
That's it! Simple as that. Get ordering while they come up with more surprises along the way!
Do you like Pie? Chicken Pie, Tuna Pie or Shepherd's Pie? I love pies that are moist and full of ingredients topped with a crusty cover or in Shepherd's Pie case, Crusty and smooth Mash Potato.. Mmmmm.
Introducing to you, LoveIt Pies - Each pie is carefully baked to perfection with delectable chicken mince with carrots and peas, it is such a delight that I could finish a small tray all by myself! The mince chicken is full of flavor and tender, Not Dry! :)
They're currently having an Early Bird Promotion where they have 3 offers for customers.
1) Minimum order of 3 SMALL trays, would be entitled to a 10% discount.
2) Minimum order of 2 MEDIUM trays, would be entitled to a 10% discount.
3) With any purchase of 2 LARGE trays, we will give a individual sizing pie
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Read the redemption terms here on this post!
The size you saw in the picture is a Small Tray and it is $10.50, Medium Tray is $15 Each and Large Trays is at $25. Don't like chicken? No worries! LoveIt Pies have Beef and Pork Options as well! Vegetarian? Don't worry, LoveIt Pies also offer Vegetarian Options which has Lentils inside the pie! So Everyone can enjoy their yummy pies with no restrictions! YAY!
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So how's this post going? Making you feel hungry already? :) I would seriously recommend them to anyone who is hosting a party or a simple gathering or picnic because the Pies & Cupcakes are delicious, I'm sure you will WOW the crowd with them! Lets Get Ordering!
Thank you Palatable cupcakes & LoveIt Pies for sponsoring me these delicious cupcakes & Pies. All reviews here are of my 100% truthfulness, Thank you for reading.
With Love, M♥


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Poetry and music share a long history of mutual inspiration and collaboration. Modern song lyrics are just the most recent way that music and poetry have come together.
Once words have begun to be accommodated to music, they display qualities which might not be expected of them in their ordinary duties, and have not only lilt and balance, but tone and quality […] They are more carefully chosen than other words […] – C.M. Bowra, Primitive Song
Any aspiring songwriter can learn a lot by writing, reading, and studying poetry – because poetry was born from music long ago, and the two have influenced each other ever since.
The ancient Greeks sang lyric poetry while playing the lyre. During the medieval period in Europe, a "lyric" was any poem written so that it could be set to music – with a particular number of syllables per line. Meanwhile, western music theory adapted the concept of rhythmic meter from poetry. There would be no time signatures in music without poetry.
What makes lyric writing unique?
Many books written by commercial songwriters are quick to claim that song lyrics and poetry are different crafts. Why are they so eager to turn us away from the tradition of poetry, which can teach songwriters so much? I suspect it's because the music industry's job is to sell music, and compared to music sales, literary poetry just doesn't rake in the big bucks.
The truth is that there's only one difference between poetry and song lyrics: Lyrics are set to music. A lyric that works beautifully in a song might sound downright silly when read without music. Whether you want your lyrics to read well on the page is a personal decision.
Aside from that single difference, poets and lyricists share much in common. Both train themselves to:
- Write memorable titles, refrains and choruses
- Train themselves to hear the music hidden in language
- Take a basic idea and rephrase it in fresh, creative ways
- Weave words into patterns of rhyme
- Arrange sections of a text into a logical, seamless whole
Songwriting is a complex puzzle made up of all these problems and more.
Writing poetry is a way to exercise all of these skills which are so valuable to lyricists – the skills you can't learn from your guitar, piano, or singing instructors.
Instead of dismissing poetry as too many commercial songwriting authors have, let's choose to benefit from the centuries of insight that it offers us. Everything you learn about poetry can help you write better lyrics. Why not buy a book of poetry, or study a textbook on poetry a little every day?
I for one need all the help I can get.
Further reading
For practical advice on writing lyrics, see:
- Writing Better Lyrics by Pat Pattison
- Three Genres by Stephen Minot
In case you're interested in the deep history shared by poetry and music:
- Primitive Song by C.M. Bowra
- Unsuspected Eloquence: A History of the Relations Between Poetry and Music by James Anderson Winn
Creative Commons photo of Apollo with a lyre by Tony Smith


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I take exception to letter writer James Kelly of Ellicott City touting Gov. Martin O'Malley as the Marylander of the Year ("O'Malley should have been Marylander of the Year," Jan. 3). To give the governor credit, he did get four laws passed (involving gay marriage, gambling, congressional redistricting, and the Dream Act) that were then approved by the voters.
But Mr. O'Malley also increased the state budget (from about $27 billion when he took office to now $34 billion) while always telling us how much he cuts. He has increased taxes, fees and tolls significantly and is poised to propose an increase in the gas tax (a most regressive tax).
Martin O'Malley is the worst Marylander of the year (and there is no close second).
Lyle Rescott, Marriottsville


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I began writing this post this morning and it's taken me all day to work my way through only a fraction of what I had planned to post. The plan was to put up the week in photos, but by 7pm I've only made it through last weekend. So I guess this is a last weekend review. Yea, these are the kinds of delays I'm working with. Under the thumb of Hurricane Sandy, today went from exciting, to boring, to fun, to confused, to disappointing, then back to whatever status. Not impressed. I guess to be impressed, at the very least, I'd want the power to go out. I find that sort of thing thrilling. I survived the '89 Earthquake in SF where friends flocked to our house and we talked by candlelight all night long while the adults got loaded on red wine and who knows what else. So being cooped up with no real life altering interferences is just like every other day, with the total drag of not being able to leave the house. So, while Lola is yanking on my arm to let me, let her, do my makeup, yea, here's what happened last weekend. THM Week in Review Part 1!
Last Saturday we headed to Connecticut for our Annual Family Fall Fest with family besties, the Lindahls! We began the trip by a stop at a local orchard where the apple trees were bare but we still managed to enjoy the pumpkin patch and festivities.
This one is getting blown up 8×10 and going straight to the family hall of fame!
Admiring natures perfect lemon lime fade.
Animal friends we love you.
All this country air is making us wacky. We're city girls!
Back to the ranch. Fritz was put to work raking leaves….
While the lady folk were busy cooking up a tasty Fall dinner, these little weirdos were our entertainment.
Fritz took a little time for some sketching…
Robots are his current inspiration.
Many artists are troubled.
Jaime takes the girls for a spin…
And Hazel's just hanging in there.
With family dawg will travel…even though he gets insanely carsick!
Stay tuned for the rest of the weeks shenanigans!
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I have read with enthusiasm the single ladies piece, it is indeed a well thought and comprehensive observation. I agree with her totally, I mean I agree with her 100 percent. But nevertheless, i will submit my defense by doing a critical appraisal taking into cognizance the position of married men as well, focusing on married men in Africa.
I am a married man with three kids, and I have been married for 8years now. I love and cherish my family and i will do anything to protect them from danger of any sort.
I appeal to every single ladies and also our wives in the house,not to judge us, we are not cursed neither are we covetous, I also do not feel that the problem is the general saying that men are "polygamous in nature" No. I have examined critically this particular issue that has torn many marriages apart and I am pleased to inform you all on this forum that the problem is neither from the husband nor the single girls, but the so called wives at home that believe that after capturing a mans home, you do not owe the man any further,apart from bearing him kids.
Every thing in this life will age and you can only help by employing renewal measures . Starting from the phone we buy at computer village, we will use for sometime and it depreciates in value and also beauty, it is then advisable to take it to computer village to change its casing thereby mitigating the severe effect of wear and tear. Same applies to building structures, cars, to mention a few. There is perhaps nothing extra ordinary in what these single girls give us, the only difference is concentrated detailing. They are indeed more detailed. If your wife wakes up beside you with a frown, there is every probability that these so called singles would wake up with either a kiss, a smile or a peck, the rationale behind it I do not know, but I am talking from immense experience. Secondly, married African women are just too pugnacious. They most of the time act as if they need brain surgery,or have bombs in their heads, apologies to the married women on this blog, please do not take it personal, I am just speaking my mind from the abundance of my heart. Thirdly, our African wives are always in a hurry and lazy in bed, but these so called "singles" are very creative and eager to satisfy their man, they create different formulas to solve our "kanjiism" they hack into our systems and make us scream for more.
The previous writer also mentioned that we spend more time with the single girls than our wives. The answer is yes. Fellow readers, please add one plus one and with an unbiased mind judge who the married man would spend more time with. We are not robots, we have blood running through our veins. Variety they say is the spice of life, in as much as no one can eat Eba in the morning, afternoon, and night, adventure during sex, and little sugar is inevitable. It must be a welcome development.
I really do not want to beat about the bush, I will want to go straight to the nitty gritty and leave you all with this question.
Question- If you women are created as men,you are off the market( married)and you meet a single Gurl that makes you dance palongo anytime you are with her, won't you pay? Won't you buy Gucci? Won't you buy human hair? Lets call a spade a spade, and start to give married men breathing space.
Thank you.
From a concerned African man


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