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Still a mystery,
I can't figure out;
Race home from work,
Where life is without.
I race to see you,
And hold you to me;
My mind says you're there,
And my heart won't see.
I open the door,
It's still a surprise:
You're not there,
And tears fill my eyes.
I need someone,
Or call on the phone;
But nothing breaks the silence,
Of these walls made of stone.
I punish myself,
By refusing to eat:
Depression is silent,
I hear my heart beat.
Where can I go,
Or should I stay:
Shy to choose,
In bed I lay.
Time will pass,
And the dark sets in;
Laying there wishing,
I could still touch your skin.
Lying there hurting,
I wish I could die;
Missing you so much,
Again I start to cry.
Sometimes I wonder,
If you even know;
The way that I need you,
Would you still go.
I can't sleep now,
Again a long night;
Are you this lonely,
Do you share in my fright.
Written 09-27-90
Our lives avoided tragedy
Simply by going on and on,
Without end and with little apparent meaning.
Oh, there were storms and small catastrophes.
Simply by going on and on
We managed. No need for the heroic.
Oh, there were storms and small catastrophes.
I don't remember all the particulars.
We managed. No need for the heroic.
There were the usual celebrations, the usual sorrows.
I don't remember all the particulars.
Across the fence, the neighbors were our chorus.
There were the usual celebrations, the usual sorrows
Thank god no one said anything in verse.
The neighbors were our only chorus,
And if we suffered we kept quiet about it.
At no time did anyone say anything in verse.
It was the ordinary pities and fears consumed us,
And if we suffered we kept quiet about it.
No audience would ever know our story.
It was the ordinary pities and fears consumed us.
We gathered on porches; the moon rose; we were poor.
What audience would ever know our story?
Beyond our windows shone the actual world.
We gathered on porches; the moon rose; we were poor.
And time went by, drawn by slow horses.
Somewhere beyond our windows shone the actual world.
The Great Depression had entered our souls like fog.
And time went by, drawn by slow horses.
We did not ourselves know what the end was.
The Great Depression had entered our souls like fog.
We had our flaws, perhaps a few private virtues.
But we did not ourselves know what the end was.
People like us simply go on.
We had our flaws, perhaps a few private virtues,
But it is by blind chance only that we escape tragedy.
And there is no plot in that; it is devoid of poetry.
call it the greenhouse effect or whatever
but it just doesn't rain like it used to.
I particularly remember the rains of the
depression era.
there wasn't any money but there was
plenty of rain.
it wouldn't rain for just a night or
a day,
it would RAIN for 7 days and 7
and in Los Angeles the storm drains
weren't built to carry off taht much
and the rain came down THICK and
MEAN and
and you HEARD it banging against
the roofs and into the ground
waterfalls of it came down
from roofs
and there was HAIL
big ROCKS OF ICE
exploding smashing into things
and the rain
just wouldn't
and all the roofs leaked-
cooking pots
were placed all about;
they dripped loudly
and had to be emptied
again and
the rain came up over the street curbings,
across the lawns, climbed up the steps and
entered the houses.
there were mops and bathroom towels,
and the rain often came up through the
toilets:bubbling, brown, crazy,whirling,
and all the old cars stood in the streets,
cars that had problems starting on a
sunny day,
and the jobless men stood
looking out the windows
at the old machines dying
like living things out there.
the jobless men,
failures in a failing time
were imprisoned in their houses with their
wives and children
and their
the pets refused to go out
and left their waste in
strange places.
the jobless men went mad
confined with
their once beautiful wives.
there were terrible arguments
as notices of foreclosure
fell into the mailbox.
rain and hail, cans of beans,
bread without butter;fried
eggs, boiled eggs, poached
eggs; peanut butter
sandwiches, and an invisible
chicken in every pot.
my father, never a good man
at best, beat my mother
when it rained
as I threw myself
between them,
the legs, the knees, the
until they
"I'll kill you," I screamed
at him. "You hit her again
and I'll kill you!"
"Get that son-of-a-bitching
kid out of here!"
"no, Henry, you stay with
your mother!"
all the households were under
seige but I believe that ours
held more terror than the
and at night
as we attempted to sleep
the rains still came down
and it was in bed
in the dark
watching the moon against
the scarred window
so bravely
holding out
most of the rain,
I thought of Noah and the
and I thought, it has come
we all thought
and then, at once, it would
and it always seemed to
around 5 or 6 a.m.,
peaceful then,
but not an exact silence
because things continued to
and there was no smog then
and by 8 a.m.
there was a
blazing yellow sunlight,
Van Gogh yellow-
crazy, blinding!
and then
the roof drains
relieved of the rush of
began to expand in the warmth:
and everybody got up and looked outside
and there were all the lawns
still soaked
greener than green will ever
and there were birds
on the lawn
CHIRPING like mad,
they hadn't eaten decently
for 7 days and 7 nights
and they were weary of
they waited as the worms
rose to the top,
half drowned worms.
the birds plucked them
and gobbled them
down;there were
blackbirds and sparrows.
the blackbirds tried to
drive the sparrows off
but the sparrows,
maddened with hunger,
smaller and quicker,
got their
the men stood on their porches
smoking cigarettes,
now knowing
they'd have to go out
to look for that job
that probably wasn't
there, to start that car
that probably wouldn't
and the once beautiful
stood in their bathrooms
combing their hair,
applying makeup,
trying to put their world back
together again,
trying to forget that
awful sadness that
gripped them,
wondering what they could
fix for
and on the radio
we were told that
school was now
there I was
on the way to school,
massive puddles in the
the sun like a new
my parents back in that
I arrived at my classroom
on time.
Mrs. Sorenson greeted us
with, "we won't have our
usual recess, the grounds
are too wet."
"AW!" most of the boys
"but we are going to do
something special at
recess," she went on,
"and it will be
well, we all wondered
what that would
and the two hour wait
seemed a long time
as Mrs.Sorenson
went about
teaching her
I looked at the little
girls, they looked so
pretty and clean and
they sat still and
and their hair was
in the California
the the recess bells rang
and we all waited for the
then Mrs. Sorenson told us:
"now, what we are going to
do is we are going to tell
each other what we did
during the rainstorm!
we'll begin in the front row
and go right around!
now, Michael, you're first!. . ."
well, we all began to tell
our stories, Michael began
and it went on and on,
and soon we realized that
we were all lying, not
exactly lying but mostly
lying and some of the boys
began to snicker and some
of the girls began to give
them dirty looks and
Mrs.Sorenson said,
"all right! I demand a
modicum of silence
I am interested in what
you did
during the rainstorm
even if you
so we had to tell our
stories and they were
one girl said that
when the rainbow first
she saw God's face
at the end of it.
only she didn't say which end.
one boy said he stuck
his fishing pole
out the window
and caught a little
and fed it to his
almost everybody told
a lie.
the truth was just
too awful and
embarassing to tell.
then the bell rang
and recess was
"thank you," said Mrs.
Sorenson, "that was very
and tomorrow the grounds
will be dry
and we will put them
to use
most of the boys
and the little girls
sat very straight and
looking so pretty and
clean and
their hair beautiful in a sunshine that
the world might never see
The angel of self-discipline, her guardian
Since she first knew and had to go away
From home that spring to have her child with strangers,
Sustained her, till the vanished boy next door
And her ordeal seemed fiction, and the true
Her mother's firm insistence she was the mother
And the neighbors' acquiescence. So she taught school,
Walking a mile each way to ride the street car—
First books of the Aeneid known by heart,
French, and the French Club Wednesday afternoon;
Then summer replacement typist in an office,
Her sister's family moving in with them,
Depression years and she the only earner.
Saturday, football game and opera broadcasts,
Sunday, staying at home to wash her hair,
The Business Women's Circle Monday night,
And, for a treat, birthdays and holidays,
Nelson Eddy and Jeanette McDonald.
The young blond sister long since gone to college,
Nephew and nieces gone, her mother dead,
Instead of Caesar, having to teach First Aid,
The students rowdy, she retired. The rent
For the empty rooms she gave to Thornwell Orphanage,
Unwed Mothers, Temperance, and Foster Parents
And never bought the car she meant to buy;
Too blind at last to do much more than sit
All day in the antique glider on the porch
Listening to cars pass up and down the street.
Each summer, on the grass behind the house—
Cape jasmine, with its scent of August nights
Humid and warm, the soft magnolia bloom
Marked lightly by a slow brown stain—she spread,
For airing, the same small intense collection,
Concert programs, worn trophies, years of yearbooks,
Letters from schoolgirl chums, bracelets of hair
And the same picture: black hair in a bun,
Puzzled eyes in an oval face as young
Or old as innocence, skirt to the ground,
And, seated on the high school steps, the class,
The ones to whom she would have said, "Seigneur,
Donnez-nous la force de supporter
La peine," as an example easy to remember,
Formal imperative, object first person plural.
I never did fit in – at six or sixty one –
I stand out in a crowd, too young or old
And gather pity like a shroud. "Is that real silk?"
A teenager inquired. "As real as Oxfam ever is
For one pound fifty." The vast ballroom was growing misty
And blurred with alcohol I've never had the taste for.
"Fuck off" a forty-plus dyed blonde said half in jest.
So I chose the only Asian girl in Squares with hair like jet
And danced with her five minutes centre stage –
I've lost all inhibitions in old age. A Malaysian architecture
Student invited me to sit and get my breath back
"Le Corbusier described a house as a machine for living in,"
I quipped; she slipped a smile and sipped her drink and said
"I love Leeds and its people; in seven years I've never
Heard a single racist comment, whatever the papers say"
Malaysian girls are rightly known for their sensual beauty
But I made my pitiful excuses and slipped away.
I knew I couldn't make it, couldn't even fake it
With all this damned depression in the way.
Leeds boys are always friendlier than the girls,
They see themselves grown older in my years
And push the girls towards me with a glance
"Go and give the poor old man a dance!"
And dance I do and show my poems around
Like calling cards and jot lines on my palms.
Reading Lacan into the night I thought things through
But somehow none of them was half as good as you.
We who travel between worlds
lose our muscle and bone.
I was wheeling a barrow of earth
when agony bayoneted me.
I could not sit, or lie down,
or stand, in Casualty.
Stomach-calming clay caked my lips,
I turned yellow as the moon
and slid inside a CAT-scan wheel
in a hospital where I met no one
so much was my liver now my dire
preoccupation. I was sped down a road.
of treetops and fishing-rod lightpoles
towards the three persons of God
and the three persons of John Hunter
Hospital. Who said We might lose this one.
Twenty days or to the heat-death
of the Universe have the same duration:
vaguely half a hour. I awoke
giggling over a joke
about Paul Kruger in Johannesburg
and missed the white court stockings
I half remembered from my prone
still voyage beyond flesh and bone.
I asked my friend who got new lungs
How long were you crazy, coming back?
Five days, he said. Violent and mad.
Fictive Afrikaner police were at him,
not unworldly Oom Paul Kruger.
Valerie, who had sat the twenty days
beside me, now gently told me tales
of my time-warp. The operative canyon
stretched, stapled, with dry roseate walls
down my belly. Seaweed gel
plugged views of my pluck and offal.
The only poet whose liver
damage hadn't been self-inflicted,
grinned my agent. A momentarily
holed bowel had released flora
who live in us and will eat us
when we stop feeding them the earth.
I had, it did seem, rehearsed
the private office of the grave,
ceased excreting, made corpse gases
all while liana'd in tubes
and overseen by cockpit instruments
that beeped or struck up Beethoven's
Fifth at behests of fluid.
I also hear when I lay lipless
and far away I was anointed
first by a mild metaphoric church
then by the Church of no metaphors.
Now I said, signing a Dutch contract
in a hand I couldn't recognise,
let's go and eat Chinese soup
and drive to Lake Macquarie. Was I
not renewed as we are in Heaven?
In fact I could hardly endure
Earth gravity, and stayed weak and cranky
till the soup came, squid and vegetables,
pure Yang. And was sane thereafter.
It seemed I'd also travelled
in a Spring-in-Winter love-barque of cards,
of flowers and phone calls and letters,
concern I'd never dreamed was there
when black kelp boiled in my head.
I'd awoken amid my State funeral,
nevermore to eat my liver
or feed it to the Black Dog, depression
which the three Johns Hunter seem
to have killed with their scalpels:
it hasn't found its way home,
where I now dodder and mend
in thanks for devotion, for the ambulance
this time, for the hospital fork lift,
for pethidine, and this face of deity:
not the foreknowledge of death
but the project of seeing conscious life
rescued from death defines and will
atone for the human.
Here is a silence I had not hoped for
This side of paradise, I am an old believer
In nature's bounty as God's grace
To us poor mortals, fretting and fuming
At frustrated lust or the scent of fame
Coming too late to make a difference
Blue with white vertebrae of cloud forms
Riming the spectrum of green dark of poplars
Lined like soldiers, paler the hue of hawthorn
With the heather beginning to bud blue
Before September purple, yellow ragwort
Sways in the wind as distantly a plane hums
And a lazy bee bumbles by.
A day in Brenda's flat, mostly play with Eydie,
My favourite of her seven cats, they soothe better
Than Diazepan for panic
Seroxat for grief
Zopiclone to make me sleep.
I smoke my pipe and sip blackcurrant tea
Aware of the ticking clock: I have to be back
To talk to my son's key nurse when she comes on
For the night shift. Always there are things to sort,
Misapprehensions to untangle, delusions to decipher,
Lies to expose, statistics to disclose, Trust Boards
And team meetings to attend, 'Mental Health Monthly'
To peruse, funds for my press to raise – the only one
I ever got will leave me out of pocket.
A couple sat on the next bench
Are earnestly discussing child custody, broken marriages,
Failed affairs, social service interventions –
Even here I cannot escape complexity
"I should never have slept with her once we split"
"The kids are what matters when it comes to the bottom line"
"Is he poisoning their minds against me?"
Part of me nags to offer help but I've too much
On already and the clock keeps ticking.
"It's a pity she won't turn round and clip his ear"
But better not to interfere. Damn my bloody superego
Nattering like an old woman or Daisy nagging
About my pipe and my loud voice on buses –
No doubt she's right – smoking's not good
And hearing about psychosis, medication and end-on-sections
Isn't what people are on buses for.
I long for a girl in summer, pubescent
With a twinkle in her eye to come and say
"Come on, let's do it!"
I was always shy in adolescence, too busy reading Baudelaire
To find a decent whore and learn to score
And now I'm probably impotent with depression
So I'd better forget sex and read more of Andr? Green
On metaphor from Hegel to Lacan and how the colloquium
At Bonneval changed analytic history, a mystery
I'll not unravel if I live to ninety.
Ignorance isn't bliss, I know enough to talk the piss
From jumped-up SHO's and locums who'd miss vital side effects
And think all's needed is a mother's kiss.
I'll wait till the heather's purple and bring nail scissors
To cut and suture neatly and renew my stocks
Of moor momentoes vased in unsunny Surrey.
Can you believe it? Some arseholes letting off fireworks
On the moor? Suburban excesses spread like the sores
Of syphilis and more regulations in a decade of Blair
Than in the century before.
"Shop your neighbours. Prove it. Bring birth certificates to A&E
If you want NHS treatment free. Be careful not to bleed to death
While finding the certificate. Blunkett wants us all to have ID
Photo cards, genetic codes, DNA database, eye scans, the lot –
And kiss good-bye to the last bits of freedom we've got"
"At the end of the day she shopped me and all I'd done
Was take a few pound from the till 'cos Jenny was ill
And I didn't have thirteen quid to get the bloody prescription done"
To-morrow I'll be back in the Great Wen,
Two days of manic catching up and then
Thistledown, wild wheat, a dozen kinds of grass,
The mass of beckoning hills I'd love to make
A poet's map of but never will.
"Oh to break loose" Lowell's magic lines
Entice me still but slimy Fenton had to have his will
And slate it in the NYB, arguing that panetone
Isn't tin foil as Lowell thought. James you are a dreadful bore,
A pedantic creep like hundreds more, five A4 pages
Of sniping and nit-picking for how many greenbacks?
A thousand or two I'd guess, they couldn't pay you less
For churning out such a king-size mess
But not even you can spoil this afternoon
Of watching Haworth heather bloom.
The rain drums down like red ants,
each bouncing off my window.
The ants are in great pain
and they cry out as they hit
as if their little legs were only
stitche don and their heads pasted.
And oh they bring to mind the grave,
so humble, so willing to be beat upon
with its awful lettering and
the body lying underneath
without an umbrella.
Depression is boring, I think
and I would do better to make
some soup and light up the cave.
Brooklyn, 1929. Of course Crane's
been drinking and has no idea who
this curious Andalusian is, unable
even to speak the language of poetry.
The young man who brought them
together knows both Spanish and English,
but he has a headache from jumping
back and forth from one language
to another. For a moment's relief
he goes to the window to look
down on the East River, darkening
below as the early light comes on.
Something flashes across his sight,
a double vision of such horror
he has to slap both his hands across
his mouth to keep from screaming.
Let's not be frivolous, let's
not pretend the two poets gave
each other wisdom or love or
even a good time, let's not
invent a dialogue of such eloquence
that even the ants in your own
house won't forget it. The two
greatest poetic geniuses alive
meet, and what happens? A vision
comes to an ordinary man staring
at a filthy river. Have you ever
had a vision? Have you ever shaken
your head to pieces and jerked back
at the image of your young son
falling through open space, not
from the stern of a ship bound
from Vera Cruz to New York but from
the roof of the building he works on?
Have you risen from bed to pace
until dawn to beg a merciless God
to take these pictures away? Oh, yes,
let's bless the imagination. It gives
us the myths we live by. Let's bless
the visionary power of the human—
the only animal that's got it—,
bless the exact image of your father
dead and mine dead, bless the images
that stalk the corners of our sight
and will not let go. The young man
was my cousin, Arthur Lieberman,
then a language student at Columbia,
who told me all this before he died
quietly in his sleep in 1983
in a hotel in Perugia. A good man,
Arthur, he survived graduate school,
later came home to Detroit and sold
pianos right through the Depression.
He loaned my brother a used one
to compose his hideous songs on,
which Arthur thought were genius.
What an imagination Arthur had!
absinthe makes the hurt grow fonder
the green fairy burbles what's this 'ere
when vincent (sozzled) knifes his lug off
all spirits then succumb to fear
depression takes the gloss off wonder
and people (lost) tell god to bug off
the twentieth century drowns in sheer
excuse that life is comic blunder
temporality dons its gear
forbidden thought soon rips its gag off
stained glass (you think) must be bystander
its leaded eyes seek far not near
the day's bleak dirt it learns to shrug off
the history of the race confuses
heady spirit with bloody need
nothing can stop the sky from tingling
intrinsic hope rewords its screed
assumes it must outlive its bruises
stained glass deigns to face the mingling
of atavistic search for creed
with each desire gets what it chooses
it tries to suck out truth from greed
and calmly pacifies the wrangling
lasting spirit allows no ruses
what's bottled dreads to pay much heed
between the two meek life is dangling
(from le trianon - stained glass window by berge)
Sitting in outpatients
With my own minor ills
Dawn's depression lifts
To the lilt of amitryptilene,
A double dose for a day's journey
To a distant ward.
The word was out that Simmons
Had died eighteen months after
An aneurism at sixty seven.
The meeting he proposed in his second letter
Could never happen: a few days later
A Christmas card in Gaelic - Nollaig Shona -
Then silence, an unbearable chasm
Of wondering if I'd inadvertently offended.
A year later a second card explained the silence:
I joined the queue of mourners:
It was August when I saw the Guardian obituary
Behind glass in the Poetry Library.
How astonishing the colour photo,
The mane of white hair,
The proud mien, the wry smile,
Perfect for a bust by Epstein
Or Gaudier Brjeska a century earlier.
I stood by the shelves
Leafing through your books
With their worn covers,
Remarking the paucity
Of recent borrowings
And the ommisions
From the anthologies.
"I'm a bit out of fashion
But still bringing out books
Armitage didn't put me in at all
The egregarious Silkin
Tried to get off with my wife -
May he rest in peace.
I can't remember what angered me
About Geoffrey Hill, quite funny
In a nervous, melancholic way,
A mask you wouldn't get behind.
Harrison and I were close for years
But it sort of faded when he wrote
He wanted to hear no more
Of my personal life.
I went to his reading in Galway
Where he walked in his cosy regalia
Crossed the length of the bar
To embrace me, manic about the necessity
Of doing big shows in the Balkans.
I taught him all he knows, says aging poet!
And he's forgotten the best bits,
He knows my work, how quickly
vanity will undo a man.
Tom Blackburn was Gregory Fellow
In my day, a bit mad
But a good and kind poet."
I read your last book
The Company of Children,
You sent me to review -
Your best by so far
It seemed an angel
Had stolen your pen -
The solitary aging singer
Whispering his last song.
Ferdinand was systematic when
he drove his daughter mad.
With a Casanova's careful art,
he moved slowly,
stole only one child at a time
through tunnels specially dug
behind the walls of her royal
chamber, then paid the Duenna
well to remember nothing
but his appreciation.
Imagine how quietly
the servants must have worked,
loosening the dirt, the muffled
ring of pick-ends against
the castle stone. The Duenna,
one eye gauging the drugged girl's
sleep, each night handing over
another light parcel, another
small body vanished
through the mouth of a hole.
Once you were a daughter, too,
then a wife and now the mother
of a baby with a Spanish name.
Paloma, you call her, little dove;
she sleeps in a room beyond you.
Your husband, too, works late,
drinks too much at night, comes
home lit, wanting sex and dinner.
You feign sleep, shrunk
in the corner of the queen-sized bed.
You've confessed, you can't feel things
when they touch you;
take Prozac for depression, Ativan
for the buzz. Drunk, you call your father
who doesn't want to claim
a ha!fsand-niggergrandkid.
He says he never loved your mother.
No one remembers Juana; almost
everything's forgotten in time,
and if I tell her story,
it's only when guessing
what she loved, what she dreamed
about, the lost details of a life
that barely survives history.
God and Latin, I suppose, what she loved.
And dreams of mice pouring out
from a hole. The Duenna, in spite
of her black, widow's veil, leaning
to kiss her, saying Juana, don't listen...


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|Undiluted evaporated milk
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Salad oil
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|1 Teaspoon
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% Daily Value*
Total Fat 118 g180.9%
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Trans Fat 2 g
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Sodium 2144 mg89.3%
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text: Adding a constructicon to the Swedish resource network of SpråkbankenBenjamin Lyngfelt, Lars Borin, Markus Forsberg, Julia Prentice, Rudolf Rydstedt, Emma Sköldberg +1 otherKONVENS2012This paper presents the integrated Swedish resource network of Språkbanken in general , and its latest addition – a constructicon – in particular. The constructicon, which is still in its early stages, is a collection of (partially) schematic multi-word units, constructions, developed as an addition to the Swedish FrameNet (SweFN). SweFN and the… (More)


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Have you been falsely accused of rape or another serious sexual offence. Have you been 'framed' by a malicious lie? Has this happened to someone you love or care about? If so, then you are a victim of one of the growing social injustices of our time.
accused.me.uk will help to link you with others going through the same hell as you. We also campaign to improve the investigation and detection of sexual crimes in the UK.
Ask to join our closed (private) Facebook Group where you can meet people like you. Get in touch via @accusedme. Alternatively sign up to join the forums on this site. Try our links pages to reach other sites or groups.
Enquiries from journalists or media should be directed to the email address on our contact pages. We are keen that our stories are told.
accused.me.uk will support anyone who knows themselves to be innocent of the accusations they face, for as long as they maintain their innocence. If you're not sure about the law on consent, then you should be. See guidance from the Family Planning Association and the Crown Prosecution Service. If you'd prefer a video on consent, there's a great one here. This site is not for people who were unclear about consent, it's for people who've been framed. If you think you are guilty, then please tell the police as soon as your solicitor says you should, take your punishment, and spare your accuser from having to give evidence against you in court.
accused.me.uk has information to support you through the difficult months ahead, when you are the subject of a police investigation into the most sensitive parts of your life. A life where the innocent party in this allegation is you, and the guilty party is the one who is trying to frame you. Although you are the true victim of crime here – that of attempting to pervert the course of justice – it is your accuser who will be seen the victim as far as the police is concerned. You are now their prime suspect.
accused.me.uk also campaigns for changes to UK law affecting people who are accused of sexual offences. We believe that people accused of sexual offences should be afforded lifelong anonymity in the press and social media unless proven guilty – like victims of the offences are. There should be far more prosecutions of the thousands of false sexual allegations that are deliberately and maliciously made against innocent people each year. The failure to prosecute these liars not only ruins the lives of innocent people, it undermines the credibility of all of the true allegations of rape.
We aim increase awareness of the devastation that a false allegation can bring. The Telegraph recently published some of the injustices that our members have suffered, and the impact that this has had on them.
Please note, that in no part of this site, or in any of our support to you, are we able to offer legal advice. For that, you need to find a criminal solicitor.
Allegations of rape and sexual assault are almost the only area of English law where a prosecution can take place in the absence of any physical evidence. The testimony of an accuser may be all that is required to secure conviction. If you've been involved with someone who's a good actor before the police, then brace yourself. This situation is responsible for many thousands of false allegations of a sexual nature.
"In the morning, I was an blameless man, supporting my children, my wife and a mortgage. By the end of the day, I was in a police cell, under arrest, facing the possibility of imprisonment and financial ruin. All of this, because of a lie. A lie made with complete impunity. It was only after about a year, and with the help of my wife, friends and family that I lived to see the police investigation conclude that there was no case to answer. I'm still amazed by the ability of a malicious individual to walk into a police station and start making up stories about me with complete anonymity. Hers was the only crime."
Since the Jimmy Savile crimes came to public awareness, Police are increasingly alerted to allegations of a sexual nature. If you have recently been contacted by the police or social services, there are several things you should do now before you speak with them. If you have already spoken with them, there are things that you need to know that lie ahead of you. Click here to find our check-list.
If you find yourself on trial for something you absolutely haven't done, then brace yourself. Just know that we've been there too.
"It is not just about how I felt at the time, it is how I still feel. I feel as though I have been assaulted by a monster whilst all the people in that court room sat and watched it all go on before their very eyes in some warped sadistic way. Even though I was found 'not guilty', I still feel tormented, abused, tarnished, shamed and alienated. I could have very easily been made an outcast. You cannot understand how someone feels after this. My parents had to live this as well. It hurts so much to see someone not only do this to me but also to my family and get away with it…"
About 1 in 10 of men who are accused of rape is currently put on trial. If you're innocent, it is probably a little less likely than this, depending on how devious the person who's framed you has been. And of those of us who are put on trial, wrongful convictions are also rare. So that fact that you've been arrested despite being innocent does not mean it's the end of the world, although it will feel like it. Unfortunately, this is the process you're in now, and we suggest that you just let the police do whatever they have to do whilst trying to live your life as best as you can.
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A false allegation may leave you feeling very distressed or even suicidal as a result of having your life upended. It can seem as if the whole forces of the state have lined themselves in your direction whilst supporting a vicious person's attempts to frame you. Some people loose night after night of sleep worrying about what they can do to defend themselves. Others are unable to carry on working. And a small number of us have killed themselves. Make sure you're not one of them, so look after your mental health whilst you're going through this.
Most people will feel gut-wrenching fear and anxiety with what will often be their first contact with the police. Doubly so if you know you've been falsely accused. Relatives likewise – if you care for someone, you may well experience all the same worries. That is a normal response to what you have been through. However it can become pathological. If your feelings of anxiety become out of control, or are present all the time, that can mean you should seek some help.
If you think you're depressed then you probably are. Go and see your GP. If you don't know whether you're depressed then follow this link to the NHS's advice about the tell-tale signs and how to treat it. Tell your GP what's happened to you. They may well be able to prescribe some medication to help you cope until it's blown over: treatment of short-term anxiety, sleeplessness and depression is simple, it's effective and it may well prevent you from harming yourself and feeling overwhelmed by the injustice of what you're going through.
Unless you give your doctor reason to believe that you have committed a criminal offence, they must not volunteer information you tell them. You should be aware however that in a case as serious as this, your medical notes are potentially disclosable to the police investigation if they can make a case that it is in the public interest to do so.


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Gigs and Tours
By Creative Spark
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Find concerts and events where you are and buy tickets direct from the promoter with the free
Gigsandtours iPhone App! With an improved interface, quicker performance and a host of new
functionality the new version of the App allows you immerse yourself in the full gig experience, from
finding and buying your tickets to being at the show itself!
Tell us what you think of the App on our Facebook page and we'll reward the best feedback with
free Gigsandtours concert tickets.
Functionality includes:
- You can now login to your main gigsandtours account through the App.
- Faster and slicker functionality including simply search by Artist, Venue or Location option.
- User login feature via Facebook connect integration or email / password.
- Scan iTunes on your device to find artists on tour.
- Full social integration including; post to Facebook, Twitter, view videos from Gigsandtours
- YouTube plus full Foursquare integration.
- Improved My Gigs and My Artists feature allowing users to build their own personal library of gigs and artists within the App.
- My Gallery: allowing people to take, import and store images of shows they've been to.
- "Extras" features including;
- Glow stick feature (to accompany the lighter feature).
- Flashing signs hold up at shows including; "SERVE ME", "HELLO MUM" and "TUNE!"
- Torch feature so people can find their way back to friends when a gig has started.
- Klaxon / Air Horn.
- Lighter feature to hold in the air during slow songs and interact with the
Gigsandtours.com is the official website of two of the UK's leading promoters, SJM Concerts and
Metropolis Music. Here you'll find the most up to date news and tickets for some of the UK's most
prestigious music events including V Festival. SJM Concerts and Metropolis have presented tours for
some of the greatest acts around, including The Stone Roses, Take That, Coldplay, Muse, Peter Kay,
Mrs Brown, Adele, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, One Direction, Jessie J amongst many others!
What's New in Version 17.1.2
- Bug fixes
Customer Reviews
Won't let me add anything to my artists, just keeps coming up with an error message saying 'oops you need to be logged in' which I already was. Downloaded so I can book Mumford & Sons tickets when they come on sale on Friday. Think I may use the proper site just in case.
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Please add Apple Pay so I can buy tickets from my phone (like with DICE)!
Add artist works now 😀
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Eva Solo Iced Tea Maker
A 1L carafe with a stainless steel filter that lets you use tea leaves or tea bags to make iced tea. It also comes with a silicone sleeve so it can be held if you choose to fill it with a hot drink.
A 1L carafe with a stainless steel filter that lets you use tea leaves or tea bags to make iced tea. It also comes with a silicone sleeve so it can be held if you choose to fill it with a hot drink.
If you love to sip your beverages, you should get a pack of these drinking straws. They are reusable (but not dishwasher friendly), and you can put them in the fridge to help cool your drink.
Miniature ceramic versions of the house party staple. Use them as shot glasses, for beer pong, or buy some for the young ones – just for milk or juice of course! – to ease them into the scene.
Show off your molecular bartending skills the next time you pour a drink, with Le Whaf, a special carafe that vaporizes your favorite cocktail and turns it into a dramatic, low-calorie cloud.
An insulated polyester bag that fits in the shoe pocket of golf bags, perfect for taking up to 6 cans of your favorite beverage on the course. It also comes with a shoulder strap for standalone use.
A stainless steel version of the Beer/Shot glass (a reversible glass, one for shots and one for beer). Because if you plan on drinking hard, you should make sure your dishes can survive the night.
Oenologists might scoff at the RedNek, but it's a hilarious yet practical take on wine glasses. It was invented by Okie Morris, made out of a Ball Mason jar melded to a Libbey candlestick holder.
The Coffeebrewer is a portable, disposable French press. Each pack contains enough ground beans to make 3 cups of premium coffee. Just pour 0.5L of hot water in the bag and let it brew for 5-8 min.
Venezuelan designer Enrique Luis Sardi created this cup-shaped cookie for Lavazza, lining it with a delicious sugar coating to keep the coffee in – and your tastebuds happy when you chomp down on it.
A new malt-based drink designed to taste like plain fizzy water. A special process creates a colorless, odorless, flavorless brew with 4% alcohol. Not thrilling for tastebuds, but maybe good for mixing.
Mouth blown glasses that hold a pint of beverage on one side and a 2. oz. shot on the other. You can't use a pair for old school Jagerbombs, but still, they're versatile drinking glasses.
DQM's Chinook is a water-resistant, waxed canvas bag with a hidden, insulated compartment roomy enough to fit 12 cans of beer or a couple of packs of hot lunch.
Keep your brew cool while looking like a derelict thanks to these whimsical drink cooling sleeves from Thabto. Each reusable cooler is foil-lined and made from tear-proof Tyvek. Out this August.
You already have ice shot glasses, but why stop there? This mold makes a cylinder of ice that's about 5.5″ in diameter and 7″ tall. We're not sure if you can use it as a giant shot glass though.
Forget jello shots, with Fred & Friends' Cool Shooters you can make jello shot shot glasses. Each silicone rubber mold makes 4 glasses. Drink booze out of ice, chocolate or even more booze.
Back in the day, beer cans didn't have pop-tops and real men had to open their beers with a pointy opener called a "church key" (or a screwdriver if desperate.) Get ready for a blast from the past.
360 Vodka unleashes its latest in a line of offbeat flavors, combining two of our favorite pastimes, Krispy Kremes and booze. Bonus – a shot of this is 170 calories less than an actual donut.
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Infographic from Vaccines.com - The Odds A Child Will...I'm honestly not so sure that they do. Make that much of a difference, I mean.I honestly don't think skeptics make that much of a difference when things like the National Vaccine Information Center's ad running on the ABC Full Circle Screen in Times Square are scheduled and paid for (apparently timed to happen during New Year's Eve celebrations, when television broadcasting occurs?) Simply because I'm starting to doubt that we have t … [Read more...]
Do Skeptics Really Make That Much Of A Difference (NVIC Anti-Vaccine Ad On NYE)?
Young Australian Skeptics' Pseudo-Scientists Interview Shelley Segal
The Psuedo-Scientists have just released episode #35 - and it features an interview with Shelley Segal, conducted by Jack Scanlan.Shelley has also updated her JJJ page - with some news! There's two new songs from 'An Atheist Album' and a never-before released pop/rock track available for free download. Over the last few years, Shelley has become involved in the secular movement and it is a cause that she sees as indispensable. In response to her views, this year Shelley has recorded and … [Read more...]
Token Skeptic Podcast – Skeptical Activism With Brushwood, Grothe, Goddard And More
Episode Ninety-Seven – Skeptical Activism 201: The Skeptics Strike Back over at the Token Skeptic podcast: From challenging anti-vax groups and homeopathy, to consumer awareness raising. What can skeptics do and how to get it right, by doing some research. Moderated by Desiree Schell, panelists DJ Grothe of the JREF, Debbie Goddard, Maria Walters, Brian Brushwood and Kylie Sturgess. By the way - Massimo Pigliucci has just produced a blog-entry called "The goals of atheist activism" that I think i … [Read more...]
Wacky Blog Search Terms Of The Christmas Season
You people are weird. Just want to put it out there. Again. But I love you.Here's some of the more intriguing search terms that led you to check out my humble little blog:Lots and lots of searches for the blogpost I did on the 18th December about singing hedgehogs. Although spelling it as "hedgeshogs" or "singin" was fairly regular. Maybe you're mostly American and not familiar with hedgehogs. Or expect them to be singing with an accent.my little pony site: http://freethoughtblogs.com/ - … [Read more...]
Shelley Segal – Playing At The Global #AtheistCon!
Another fantastic announcement for the Global Atheist Convention, happening in April next year (get your tickets!). Shelley Segal will be performing at the Saturday night dinner. Initially having been brought up as a Jew, Shelley rejected her religion and became an atheist at eighteen. Over the last few years, Shelley has become involved in the secular movement and it is a cause that she sees as indispensable. In response to her views, this year Shelley has recorded and released, 'An Atheist Al … [Read more...]
Planning For 2012 (Doing Skepticism Smarter Not Harder – Any Suggestions?)
In short? Ooof. I'm at a loss at what to do for next year.Apart from hold my copy of the UK Skeptic in a goofy manner, and point at the title of the article I wrote for it and hope that the photo isn't too blurry.In case you don't know, Prof. Richard Wiseman has advice for this time of the year, regarding New Year resolutions: Psychologist Richard Wiseman from the University of Hertfordshire has studied the differences between the winners and losers in the resolution race and found those who … [Read more...]
Merry Merry!
Gingerbread recipe here. I used ginger paste, however, and it gives it more kick.Ferrero Rocher and M&M Tiramisu - you'll have to figure it out on your own...With much love to all my followers, listeners, friends and gorgeous ones. Take care of you. … [Read more...]
E-Books Just In Time For Christmas – Skeptical Blog Anthology And Unnatural Acts
Remember my mentioning it earlier (it even appeared on the JREF Swift blog)? It's now available to download, as well as purchase in e-book form! Skeptical Blog Anthology - E-Book Format. The Skeptical Blog Anthology features essays by: Dr Phillip Plait of "Bad Astronomy", Dr Karen Stollznow of the Point of Inquiry Podcast, Sharon Hill, Dr Petra Boynton, Brian Thompson of The Amateur Scientist podcast, Skeptic Blog's Daniel Loxton and Yau-Man Chan, New York City Skeptics' Lisa Bauer, UK Skeptic D … [Read more...]
Token Skeptic Podcast – Santa, Tim Minchin, Skeptical Women Online (Oh My!)
Just a quick heads-up about what you can download over the next few days from the Token Skeptic Podcast:Firstly, you should already have sitting in your RSS feed the contributions of not only a scientist who is working for the Royal Institution of Australia, but a talk I did on astrology for the University of Melbourne's Secular Society earlier in the year - which was released to herald the Young Australian Skeptics' Blog Anthology. You can get your own copy here! Episode Ninety-Three – On Scie … [Read more...]
SciTech Christmas Party (…And One Last Message About Giving And Gilliam's Greetings)
Oh, okay, but just because I Tweeted about it today. Then no more blog-posts for a while. This is the gang I volunteer my time with at the local science outreach museum - we are assembled for a group Christmas photo, before heading out to the party!This is what I call a 'Flaming Renée' (c'est magnifique): You can find the rest of the photos on my Flickr account.Just in closing - remember my earlier blog-post about being involved locally - The Life You Can Save – Seasonal Giving And Ch … [Read more...]
Boxers For Christmas?
I'm taking a break until post-Christmas (except, of course, to update with news about latest podcast episodes, of which there'll be a few) - I'd suggest turning down the sound for these two videos, I think the music is a tad much.First, Piggy and Puggy:I liked one of the comments for this one: "This is how my brother goes downstairs to get more beer":Enjoy them. Laters. … [Read more...]


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Stuffed Lamb Roll
|Lean lamb breast
|1 , boned
|To Taste
|Thin gammon slice
|Hard boiled eggs
|3 , boiled
|25 Gram
|1 Tablespoon
|White wine
|150 Milliliter (1 1/2 Deciliter)
|Thyme sprig/Sage leaf
Ask your butcher to cut you a wide breast of lamb and to bone it.
Flatten out the meat.
Sprinkle with pepper and lay the gammon slice on top.
Arrange the eggs, end to end, across the centre.
Roll up the meat to form a neat roll and tie securely with string.
Heat the butter and oil in a heavy saucepan and fry the meat until golden on all sides.
Add the wine and herbs, cover pan closely, and simmer very gently for about 1 1/2 hours.
Serve hot, cut in slices with the juices poured over, or cool in the liquid and serve cold with salad.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2681 Calories from Fat 1382
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 154 g237.3%
Saturated Fat 65.8 g329.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 778.9 mg259.6%
Sodium 241.3 mg10.1%
Total Carbohydrates 6 g2.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.31 g1.2%
Sugars 3.4 g
Protein 255 g509.3%
Vitamin A 34.4% Vitamin C 5.3%
Calcium 11.3% Iron 15.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Self-Rated Health and Changes in Self-Rated Health as Predictors of Mortality: First Evidence from German Panel Data
Empirical evidence from several countries reveals that self-rated health is a valid predictor of mortality. So far, there have been no studies conducted for Germany. Using data from the German Socio-Economic Panel Study (GSOEP) we confirm the relationship between self-rated health and mortality for Germany. In addition the GSOEP data enable an exploration of the trajectory hypothesis.
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Some analysis last week poured cold water on the idea that the new iPhone 3G S would outsell its predecessor on the first weekend, and only make 500,000 sales. We say otherwise, and there's plenty of data around to back that up.
Let's start with this suggestion by an Apple employee who did some basic math. Based on the state of Apple store pre-order information he was party to—the number of reservations per store, and the 200-odd Apple stores in the U.S.—the figures for pre-sale iPhone 3G S's total between 200,000 and 400,000.
Next up comes the news that AT&T had sold out of its pre-order stock. An AT&T spokesman confirmed that the company sold "hundreds of thousands" of the new iPhone, and best-guess estimates point at 300,000 as a representative figure. Best Buy, with 1,000 stores, also confirmed it had sold-out of pre-order stock, though a leaked document claimed there were only 20,000 phones reserved for the vendor.
O2 in the U.K. reported strong sales, and by lunchtime on friday the company had sold more iPhone 3G S's than it had 3G's the previous year. Back then, the British public were so keen to pre-order that they crashed the company's online store. O2 hasn't revealed sales figures yet, but remember that last year pre-orders in Spain and the U.K. exceeded 300,000 units, as reported by O2's owner Telefonica. With around 200 store locations, and O2 expecting to sell 50% more 3G S's than it did 3Gs, the numbers look good.
Now add the fact that people are still willing to line up outside Apple stores to buy the latest iPhone, even though it looks exactly like the previous version. And don't forget the walk-in purchases made at the U.S.'s 3,000 Wal-Mart stores, and the sales by carriers in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. Making some best-guesses about the figures for each of those sources brings the grand total to one million devices easily, even if you're conservative with the numbers you allocate to each carrier.
In other words, despite the economy, competition from Google and the Palm Pre... despite the analysts low estimates and the similarities between the iPhone 3G S and its predecessor, it looks like Apple has another mega-seller on its hands. One thing's also for sure: It puts the Palm Pre's reported 50,000 first-weekend sales in perspective.
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Update: We were right. Apple's just released the news that over one million 3G S's were indeed sold the first weekend. The press release has a quote from Steve Jobs himself to confirm it: "Customers are voting and the iPhone is winning...With over 50,000 applications available from Apple's revolutionary App Store, iPhone momentum is stronger than ever."
The release also confirms that six million copies of the new 3.0 firmware have been downloaded in the five days since it became available.
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Naphthalene (NA) is a ubiquitous pollutant to which humans are widely exposed. NA causes tumors in rats and mice, and has been classified as a Possible Human Carcinogen. The mechanism of NA carcinogenicity is believed to involve repeated cycles of NA-induced acute lung injury and repair. A prerequisite for NA cytotoxicity is its bioactivation by cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes;the reactive metabolites formed, which derive from the NA-epoxide (NA-O), can deplete cellular glutathione (GSH) and, at higher concentrations, bind covalently to tissue proteins. NA-O can be produced by both lung and liver. The major enzymes responsible for NA bioactivation in the mouse include CYP2A5 and CYP2F2;Cyp2f2-null mice are highly resistant to NA lung toxicity, whereas Cyp2a5-null mice are partially protected against NA nasal toxicity. Both human lung and human liver are capable of metabolizing NA, although large interindividual variations exist in the rates of microsomal NA metabolism and bioactivation. However, the roles of human CYP2A13 and CYP2F1 (orthologs of mouse CYP2A5 and CYP2F2, respectively) in NA bioactivation are not well understood, and the potential impact of variations in hepatic P450 function on an individual's risks of developing NA- mediated lung toxicity remains undefined. The objectives of this application are to define the role of CYP2A13 and CYP2F1 in NA bioactivation and toxicity in the lungs of CYP2A13/2F1-humanized mice;identify human lung regions that are enriched in CYP2A13/2F1 expression;and determine whether P450- mediated NA bioactivation and/or detoxification in the liver could contribute to, or otherwise influence, NA lung toxicity. The central hypothesis is that NA has the potential to cause lung toxicity in humans and that the metabolism of NA in both lung and liver influence the outcome on an individual basis. This hypothesis will be tested in two specific aims that will 1) define the role of CYP2A13 and CYP2F1 in NA bioactivation and toxicity in the lung;2) define whether hepatic NA metabolism could influence the risks of NA lung toxicity. We will employ a combination of in vivo and in vitro approaches, and utilize a number of genetically modified mouse models, as well as human tissues and cells, to address the specific aims. The long-term goal of these studies is to define the metabolic mechanisms that influence NA-mediated lung toxicity in experimental animals and humans.
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Since my mother's death, my 92-year-old father Erwin Thompson has brought on clearing brush on the 100-acre place, Evergreen Heights, big. This project is usually to completing several new novels, calling square-dances, and hosting an every week musical open house.
Ever since i grew up in the era of the Jane Fonda workout, a breakthrough for mature women, I have been teasing my father that his brush-clearing project is his workout program. Unfortunately, his workout probably doesn't always have the same commercial potential as Jane's because not really that many folks have a 100-acre parcel to workout on.
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Janet: Pop, the length of time have you been clearing brush?
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Janet: You also a memory of what the best place looked like when you were a boy, plus a vision of what you hoped it might look like again should you applied yourself with concerted effort.
Erwin: Yes. It will never look like it did once i was a boy.
My Grandfather Riehl had three steady hired men. The tillable soil was all tilled. The rougher ground was planted in chestnut trees that had been grafted varieties that my grandfather had produced; first by cross pollination then by grafting the wood from the promising seedlings onto other unproved seedlings. These he had planted on the hills which are too steep and rough to farm. To keep the weeds down he pastured sheep about this area.
Janet: Inform us why the brush is there is the first place. As you are the professor of brush-ology, give to us the basics.
Erwin:There are two kinds of land classification, and after that of course all of the shades between. The residents with the good, flat, all-tillable lands in central Illinois are living in The Prairie The other end of the scale is The Forest.
The folks on The Prairie do not have a great deal of brush problem. They farm up to the fence rows and perhaps there are no fences.There's no ready source of seeds for your brush growth, since the farmers are almost inside a world by themselves.
Ideally, what you look for in The Forest is okay, big trees. These big trees discourage the development of brush by their tall shaded environment using a thick mat of pine needles accrued in the passing years. This discourages the growth of brush.
Between these base points, there is what is called The Edge. This is when we are. The seeds of the brush are carried from the birds, the wind, the rains which wash the seeds on along the hills and over the banks of the streams.
The railroads utilized to clean out their box cars and tennis ball so the leavings along the right of way to avoid it here in the country where they figured nobody would even notice. We did. That is how wild oats got into our part of the country. It is deemed an ornery weed that is totally worthless and extremely persistent in re-seeding itself.
The matter that is really bad in regards to the brush along the edge of the fields is that the trees reach out for that light of the field, and grow in that direction. They are often so low they hit the operator when mowing the sector unless they just layout another ten feet, and also this of course takes a whole lot of away from the open ground and adds to the underbrush.
Janet: How do you cut brush?
Erwin: In older times there was just one way, knowning that was a good sharp axe. Today, to at the very least partially offset many of the disadvantages that we have inherited with what some people call "progress," we've got the chain saw. Furthermore, i use the pruning shears that my sister and uncle utilized in their grafting work. Between both of these great tools I will handle anything that has appeared facing me so far.
The major trouble comes in the event the vines wrap around the more expensive trees. Sometimes the tops become so inter-twined the tree will not fall despite it is cut.
Two possible solutions along with just leaving it hang and hope that it will fall some day. Sometimes for the smaller ones I come up with a cut about four feet higher than the ground level, and this will drop the tree trunk four feet nearer the soil. Sometimes it works.The safer method is to hook the tractor on top of the mess and keep pulling until referring apart.
So we contain the brush on the ground. I have a big flat bed trailer in my tractor. We load the toothbrush on the trailer and go to a burning pile. It will require work. I have a neighbor who is built like Paul Bunyan's ox. I call him up my "pet elephant." We have another neighbor who lives at the burning pile. He keeps it burned.
That is certainly how I do it. I propose brush clearing for health and mental health. There is a firm satisfaction in seeing the erstwhile messy edge of the field become once again looking like a field.


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