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These sparse poems are poems of "re" and poems of "un." Poems that reinvent the natural world, that undo the poetic self, that redraw the relationship between language and nature and undermine it. "Before anything else a poem is an un-utensil." ("from Thrush in Darkness III"). Or take sections II and III of "An Education on Invention":
To uninvent objects.
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To give the comb the abilities of not combing.
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To use some words until they belong to no language.
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To repeat is a gift for flare.
There is an echo of Auden's aphoristic "poetry makes nothing happen" in all this repeating to undo. And it is the kind of nothing that is replete with intent. It is the poetic nothing that requires sharp precision in language to inscribe. It is seeing anew the everyday; the ability to alchemize language into thing and thing into nothing.
What I don't know how to construct I unbuild in phrases.
To make nothing appear.
(What it demonstrates is that man is a dark well.
From here, above, one can't see that nothing.
But when you arrive at the bottom of the well, there it is.)
To lose that nothing is an impoverishment.
("Desiring to Be")
The empty space that is at the heart of this book reflects in part the emptiness of the Brazilian countryside, deserted as millions move to cities chasing a dream of a better life. There is melancholy rooted in this unbuilding, in the movement of nature over the constructions of man, but there is beauty and silence also in the nothing.
Grounds besieged by abandon, given over to poverty.
bq. Where men will have the strength of poverty.
bq. And the ruins will bear fruit.
("Six or Thirteen Things I Learned About Myself")
The fruit of the ruins for de Barros seems to be the poetry, though that too is fraught with denial, undoing, and nothingness. Being a poet, de Barros is justly concerned with what poetry is, how language works (or doesn't), and what that means for the poet. The aphorisms Novey creates in his voice are eminently quotable:
A poet is a creature who licks words and gets delirious.
("Six or Thirteen Things I Learned About Myself")
Poetry is to flap without wings.
("An Education on Invention")
There are many serious ways to say nothing, but only poetry is true.
("The Book about Nothing")
But the slightly self-deprecating tone, the derisive pithiness that underlies this navel-gazing concern gets a bit tiresome. "The artist is nature's error." de Barros says later in "The Book about Nothing." The sense that poetry always falls short of the thing it wishes to be, that the language can never fully alchemize, the emphasis on lack which seems intended to soften the potential for ostentation with humor, only serves as an irritant.
Where the book is most powerful is where the power of language and the power of nature combine. In "from Song of Seeing" the subject of the poem, perhaps a stand-in for the poet, spends years living in nature like a bird until he gains the ability to observe "things the way birds observed them. / All the unnamed things." The power to name, to create and transform the natural world, is celebrated. But that power transforms the poet, the namer as well.
And, if he wanted to end up a bee, it was only a matter
of opening the word bee
and stepping inside it.
As if it were the infancy of language.
These poems are tightly packed, sharp little lyrics cutting through the world. And it is a testament to Novey's poetic sensibilities as a translator that they are so dense, and yet so light. That the voice is varied, yet consistent. That the poems invent in English without sounding stilted. She does this exquisitely in "Small World."
Here, if the horizon reddens a little,
the beetles think it's a fire.
Where the river starts a fish,
river me a thing
River me a frog
River me a tree.
Novey brilliantly performs de Barros' simultaneous un- and re-construction of himself and the natural world through language. Packed with luminous, inventive and often witty verse, A Demolition of Birds preserves the nothing at the core of poetry, nature and being.
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Post her results, photos, articles HERE!
Go Martina! Defeated Sugiyama 16th seed first round in Australian Open!
Good wins Martina! Good going :hearts:
Good luck Martina in Miami next week!
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She is Very good looking in my opinion
Found this article of Martina on a Jelena Dokic site:
Article by Gerhard Grundhammer
The slovakian native Martina Sucha, who boasts a ferocious baseline game, has beaten J.Husavova in the first round of Montreal 6-2 and 6-2, and has now the honour to play with the 5th best tennis player of the world.
Though Martina is already the no42 of the world and no3 of her country, its very hard to get informations about the 1.70 meters tall girl. The career as a professional tennis-player has started in 2000 for Martina, but it took her over a year to enter the top100 and gain the first decent results, as reaching the final of Bratislava.
In 2002 the girl from a town named Nove Zamky won her first tournament, which was at Hobart, but she did not have to beat any big names there. So the semi final at Helsinki last week, where she lost to the next russian teenstar Kuznetsova, and beat Leon-Garcia at the quarters, or reaching the fourth round of the Australian Open should be counted at least as high, as her first win on an WTA-tournament. Reaching the quarters of Budapest, the 3rd round at Indian Wells, where she lost to Seles, or the 2nd round of Wimbledon (lost to Hantuchova) are normal results for a player of her strengh, but 11 (eleven) losses at first rounds in only 8 months is amazingly poor.
At her loss to Hantuchova at Wimbledon 2002 she served her second service with only 76 mph and still had 5 double foults. She only won 39% of those services, and thats probably the weakest point at her game. Also having only 11 unforced errors in three tight sets shows that Martina Sucha is not a player who is seeking any risk in her game. So to players outside the top15 she is just playing the ball into the field and waits for mistakes, which sometimes work, and sometimes doesnt, and from top 10 players she gets usually blasted away, which last happened as S.Williams played her, and Martina lost 6-0 and 6-1.
Jelena never played the right-handed slovakian before.
Winner (2 WTA Tour): 2004 - Quebec City; 2002 - Hobart; 1999 - ITF/Ettenheim-GER; 1998 - ITF/Valasske Mezi-CZE; 1997 - ITF/Cluj-ROM 2.
Finalist (3): 2004 - Budapest, Guangzhou; 2001 - Bratislava.
Semifinalist (2): 2002 - Helsinki; 2001 - Quebec City.
Quarterfinalist (4): 2004 - Estoril; 2002 - Budapest; 2001 - Casablanca; 2000 - Kuala Lumpur.
Slovak Fed Cup Team 2002, 2004. Slovak Olympic Team 2004.
1996 - Played first ITF Circuit events, reaching SF at ITF/Cluj-ROM
1997 - Won first singles title at ITF/Cluj 2-ROM
1998 - Reached three ITF Circuit finals, winning ITF/Valasske Mezi-CZE; improved season-ending ranking 404 spots to No. 271
1999 - Made Tour debut at Budapest as a qualifier; won ITF/Ettenheim-GER
2000 - Reached first Tour QF at Kuala Lumpur as a qualifier; reached 2r at Luxembourg and Bratislava (as a qualifier); also qualified for Knokke-Heist and reached final qualifying round at Roland Garros, Wimbledon and US Open
2001 - Made debut at all four Grand Slams, reaching 2r at Roland Garros (breaking into Top 100 on June 11 at No. 99) and 3r at US Open; reached career-first Tour SF at Quebec City (saving mp to d. world No. 15 Farina in 2r for first Top 20 win) then advanced to first Tour singles final as a qualifier at Bratislava (l. to Grande); also reached Casablanca QF; first Top 100 finish at No. 66
2002 - Won career-first Tour singles title at Hobart (d. Medina Garrigues in final); reached career-high ranking of No. 37 on April 22; posted best Grand Slam result, reaching Australian Open 4r; reached Wimbledon 2r for first time, l. to No. 11 seed Hantuchova; as last-minute replacement, made Fed Cup debut, clinched Slovakias QF victory over France (d. Dechy); reached SF at Helsinki, (l. to eventual champion Kuznetsova 75 third set); after 1r exit at Bahia, did not play for two months; non-playing member of victorious Slovak Fed Cup team that defeated Italy in SF and Spain in final to win its first title
2003 - Qualified for Indian Wells, Warsaw, Wimbledon, Shanghai and Philadelphia; on ITF Circuit, won $25,000 ITF/Grado-ITA and semifinalist at $75,000 ITF/Dubai-UAE; third consecutive Top 100 finish at No. 89 after falling as low as No. 121 on April 28 and August 25
2004 - Career-best finish, winning second and biggest career Tour title; as unseeded No.80 at Quebec City, upset No.6 seed Schaul 63 60 in 2r en route to final, then d. qualifier Spears in 3s to win first Tier III title; runner-up at Budapest (best win of season vs. No.34 Mandula en route, l. to Jankovic) and Guangzhou (l. to qualifier N.Li); of three 2004 Tour finals between two unseeded players, Sucha was in two (Guangzhou and Quebec City); also reached QF at Estoril (l. in 3s to Cohen-Aloro); 3r at Indian Wells (d. No.41 Loit en route, l. to Frazier); at Olympics, l. in 1r of singles and doubles (w/Kurhajcova); went 0-1 in 3-2 Fed Cup 1r loss to Austria (l. to Schett)
JANUARY - Started season with victory against No.7 seed Vento-Kabchi at Auckland before suffering setback against Panova in 2r; fell to Peschke in 1r at Hobart; recorded 1r win vs. No.16 seed Sugiyama at Australian Open by fell to Linetskaya in 2r.
FEBRUARY - As No.4 seed in Memphis, fell to Morigami in 1r.
Physical trainer is Tomas Kampmiller...Father, Henrich Suchy, a doctor, has taken a sabbatical to travel with Martina on the tour; mother, Margita Sucha, is a sports doctor; brother, Marek Suchy, is a student and plays ice hockey...In her spare time likes to shop, listen to music, read (favorite authors are M.E. Remarque and W. Saroyan)...Favorite movies are Trainspotting and American Beauty; favorite television show is The Simpsons.
Hy all! I just want to support Martina by my words :p
Go Martina and be the best! Slovakia is the best of countries in tennis! Be good at NASDAQ-100.
Best wishes from Hungary
Hopefully she can do well in Miami, she has not had a good year so far and has a win loss record of 3/5 this year :sad:
a tough first round match for Martina at miami. She plays Eugenia Linetskaya whom defeated Mauresmo last week
Lost to Linetskaya in straight sets.
Now Amelia Island!
Martina Sucha had a great win today over Maria Vento-Kabchi with a score 6-4 6-2!
Martina now plays Venus Williams
Martina was beaten 6-0 6-1
Good luck next tournament Martina!
Any other Sucha fans out there? This thread feels so lonely
Martina is so nice :) Why she always face Linetskaya :o
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- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Dash hot pepper sauce
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- Pinch dried basil
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The charges focus on [Texas] Judge [Sharon] Keller's refusal to keep court offices open past 5 p.m. on Sept. 25, 2007, to receive an appeal in the case of Michael Richard, a convicted rapist and murderer.
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This is pretty fantastic. And by "fantastic," I mean awful but very useful.
Rarely do you find an example of the Bush Administration's philosophical approach to the bureaucracy (government doesn't work and we're going to prove it!) illustrated as starkly as it is in this New York Times article on the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division.
In a report scheduled to be released Wednesday, the Government Accountability Office found that the agency, the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division, had mishandled 9 of the 10 cases brought by a team of undercover agents posing as aggrieved workers.
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Other examples abound. The whole article (via TNR) is worth reading. Keep in mind, though, that while the mismanagement at Labor may be comical, it is not borne out of incompetence. This is malicious. The government was intentionally allowed to atrophy under the Bush Administration because it suited that crowd's ideological ends. The perversion of the FDA, the EPA, and the SEC all speak to that. And if the mandated inaction desiccated the parts of the government that are designed to protect or help the poor -- like in this instance -- all the better.
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"As soon as we think the markets normalize, we would very seriously like to pay it all back."
Granted, Lewis left himself the escape hatch of waiting until "markets normalize" to pay back this capital, but even so this statement means one of three things: (1) he's lying, (2) he's crazy, or (3) BofA really is in fairly decent shape. I report, you decide.
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The Obama administration is preparing an overhaul of U.S. banking rules that would force financial companies to keep more cash on hand in case their trading bets go wrong.Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told lawmakers yesterday that changes will include "strong oversight, including appropriate constraints on risk-taking." Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the case of American International Group Inc. showed the "intense problem" of trading with insufficient capital to guard against losses.
The Obama administration is preparing an overhaul of U.S. banking rules that would force financial companies to keep more cash on hand in case their trading bets go wrong.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told lawmakers yesterday that changes will include "strong oversight, including appropriate constraints on risk-taking." Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said the case of American International Group Inc. showed the "intense problem" of trading with insufficient capital to guard against losses.
This is probably good stuff, but one thing that I find persistently missing from these discussions is any sense of guiding principles. There are a million rules you might want to put in place to regulate the financial industry, and every one of them might individually sound sensible. But what's the big picture? What are you trying to accomplish?
If you asked me, for example, I'd toss out three big principles. #1 is firmer regulation over leverage, wherever and however it occurs. This would produce regulations like the one above that increases capital adequacy ratios, but it would also lead to similar oversight of hedge funds; an overhaul of how capital and assets are calculated; regulation of effective leverage embedded in complex derivatives; rules about off-balance-sheet vehicles; and so forth.
#2 would be a stronger commitment to act countercyclically. That would produce things like rules designed to force the Fed to keep an eye on asset inflation as well as goods inflation; a dedication to limiting credit expansion as well as credit destruction; capital adequacy rules that weren't merely stronger, but that tightened during expansions and loosened during contractions; and stronger down payment requirements for mortgage loans.
#3, for lack of a better name, is a recognition that the global financial system could stand to have a little more sand in its gears. Something to slow it down just a little bit. This might include things like a small transaction tax; exchange trading for credit derivatives; and stronger transparency rules.
Now, I might be wrong about these principles, and I might be wrong about the specific regulations needed to support them. Fine. Suggest your own. But rather than a huge hodgepodge of rules that might be good ideas on their own but might not really work together to accomplish what you want, I'd like to see a moderate, well-targeted set of rules aimed at fixing two or three big things. The principles should guide what we do, not the other way around.
Jonathan SteinMar. 25, 2009 11:15 AM
Tom Ricks, writing at his new post at Foreign Policy, takes the release of the Army's new "Stability Operations Field Manual" as an opportunity to point out what he sees as a long-running problem: the military's self-assessment of its role in our two middle eastern wars is fundamentally off. Ricks:
...we didn't invade Iraq to provide stability, but to force change. Likewise in Afghanistan. And once we were there, we didn't aim for stability, but to encourage democracy, which (the thought is not original with me) in a region like the Middle East generally undermines stability. I mean, if all we wanted was stability, why not find a strongman and leave?
What we really are doing in Iraq and Afghanistan, I think, is instability operations. I don't think the U.S. military really has ever been comfortable with that mission, which was one reason we saw a lot of friction early on between the Bremer team trying to bring change and the Sanchez team simply trying to keep a lid on things. Personally, I think the mission of changing the culture of Iraq was nuts -- but that was the mission the president assigned the military.
H/T Democracy in America. I'm not sure how I feel about Ricks' sentiment. We invaded Iraq and Afghanistan in the name of "revolutionary operations," as Ricks states, but what we're trying to do now to is, partially but not completely, what the name of the manual suggests: stability ops.
No one is going look back years from now and use Iraq or even Afghanistan as a model for regime change or spreading democracy. But assuming that violence in Iraq doesn't flare up after we leave (which is a monumental "if") military historians may look to our actions in that country from 2007-2009 as a model for bringing stability to a war zone. Which means that not only is the manual aptly named, its potentially canonical. Of course, that's contingent on the surge's security gains being real and permanent, which I'm not sure I buy. Only time will tell.
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I used to be completely normal. There wasn't anything strange about me at all. I was a normal kid; I liked music, video games, watching television... completely normal. However, once I started high school everything changed. Not for the better; not at all. Let me take you through the deterioration of my mental state.
I started high school in 2003. I joined with a primary school friend, she was my only friend, but one is better than none. No-one in the class spoke to each other for the first few days. We were all 11 and nervous. New people, new school, new timetable... there wasn't a single thing old. The first few weeks of high school were fine. Yeah I was a first year so the fifth years naturally hated me and made fun of me at every opportunity but they did that to everyone. It all started when one boy two years older than me asked me if I was a goth. I hadn't even heard the word by this stage so I said no. I researched it and cleared it up that no I wasn't a goth. I liked the music and yeah I liked the way they dressed more than these tracksuits. I started buying the gothic clothing and black eye make up. It suited the music I listened to, nothing else. I was comfortable. One thing I didn't know though was that Goths were possibly the most hated thing in my school. Inevitably, I became the most hated thing in my school.
I didn't understand the fact I was getting 'bullied' I just thought they needed something to get them through the day and making fun of me was it. It started with name calling which from the high levels of intelligence in my school never amount to any more than "gothic". It got worse when half way through the year I discovered I couldn't see the board clearly. I then became "the specky goth", I told you; their intelligence was enviable.
During the day wasn't as bad as I was surrounded by teachers. Authority in their eyes, they tried to act like they didn't care but deep down no-one wanted a detention. It was the school bus to and from when they got me. Footballs kicked at my head and just generally calling me names. It wasn't bad but yeah I was upset.
Of course I was. I had done nothing to these people. It was clear I was getting picked on more than anyone else. Later that year my Granda died and that's when my mental state started fading. I wouldn't leave my room. I would just sit and play video games until it was bed time and I had to go back to Hell the next day.
My first year of school was difficult. I had one friend, maybe two. I had really good report cards and exam results, which of course made me even more of a target. I won an award for full attendance and academic achievement and that earned me the next layer of hell that I entered when I returned after summer.
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Have fun creating a 3D paper cut art piece using various mediums.
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at St. Mary's Recreation Center (in St. Mary's Park), Bronx
3:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Children and youth ages 8 years to 17 years are welcome to participate in a variety of sports,crafts and learning opportunities including: Computer Resources, Arts in Parks, Youth…
Category: Arts & Crafts, Fitness, Best for Kids, Sports
How to Grow Your Community Park Group
at South Oxford Space, Brooklyn
6:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Come to our free upcoming workshop and learn how other groups have brought on new members.
Category: Education, Volunteer, Talks
Friday, December 2, 2016
Fourth Annual Whimsical Winter Wonder...Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Local and national artists were selected for their interpretation of the theme "A Whimsical Winter Wonder...".
Category: Art, Best for Kids, Winter Holidays
Baby and Me
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Enjoy stories, play, and arts activities together.
Category: Best for Kids
Arts, Culture & Fun: Lenape Landscape: Trees as Tonic by Artist Susan Stair
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
This exhibit of clay castings by Susan Stair forms portraits in trees used by the Lenape Indians for food and medicine.
Category: Art, History
Central Park Tour: Iconic Views of Central Park
at Outside the Dairy Gift Shop (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Some of New York's most iconic sights are found in Central Park, including the fountain at Bethesda Terrace and Bow Bridge. Join Central Park Conservancy guides for an insider's look.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours, Seniors
Paint it Up: Whimsical Winter Wonder...Upcycle Bottle Art - Adults
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Paint and decorate your personal wine bottles or other bottles.
Category: Accessible, Arts & Crafts, Winter Holidays, Seniors
Central Park Tour: Legendary Landmarks
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Join Central Park Conservancy guides on this tour of the area's best-loved attractions, including Belvedere Castle, the Great Lawn, Turtle Pond, and the 3,500-year-old Obelisk.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours
Seasonal Arts and Crafts: Snowman Bottle
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
2:30 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Create a decorative work of art on your personal jars and bottles to take home.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Winter Holidays
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