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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post4777364320284066688..comments2018-06-20T05:51:05.517-07:00Comments on TOM CLARK: On the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-87669589819886710122009-08-11T07:09:07.868-07:002009-08-11T07:09:07.868-07:00The poem is actually about a bad El Niño winter.The poem is actually about a bad El Niño winter.TChttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-55598533525931368682009-08-11T04:17:53.132-07:002009-08-11T04:17:53.132-07:00I have to admit that while Heraclitus and Nevil Sh...I have to admit that while Heraclitus and Nevil Shute make perfect sense as referents for the discussion here, my first resonance is with the lines "All this has never happened before/ And will never happen again." being a take on Battlestar Galactica like your genius use of Pulp Fiction in a poem some years ago.Alva Svobodahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-35070837141262162872009-08-06T04:26:19.063-07:002009-08-06T04:26:19.063-07:00Looking back, I blame the turgid passages on Stanl...Looking back, I blame the turgid passages on Stanley Kramer. Shute's book, I thought at that tender age anyway, made a cracking good read.TChttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-49164795464696901822009-08-06T04:23:48.579-07:002009-08-06T04:23:48.579-07:00Stu, Thanks--"And this just in, from our rep...Stu,

Thanks--"And this just in, from our reporter at the scene..."

The radiation slowly spreading from the northern hemisphere to the south, leaving those in Australia to await certain death, has interesting parabolic resonance. If there's any justice at all, this is the way the world will end anyway. I'm reminded of the line in one of Bacon's Essays, "Let my death come from Spain." He meant that in the 16th c. it took a good six weeks by boat and post horse for a letter to get from Madrid to London.

The film affected me too, though I liked the book better and went back to see the film again, and noted--the astute eighteen year old critic mind you--turgid passages. I also remember feeling that Fred Astaire and Tony Perkins made curious end-of-the-world casting choices. Gregory Peck was at his most wooden, that I do recall. But yes, that periscope sighting for life that had vanished... spooky.

"Although once a student of philosophy..." would make a wonderful opening sentence for a dark twisted little short story we ought to write, Stu, perhaps after the manner of Cortázar?

(A Collection of Althoughs?)TChttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-21329442958220853392009-08-06T00:19:40.042-07:002009-08-06T00:19:40.042-07:00Was it really the first US film shown in the Sovie...Was it really the first US film shown in the Soviet Union? Wow.

I saw it half my life ago, but there are still pivotal scenes I remember vividly: the submarine expedition and the up-periscope, and the poor guy suiciding in his car. There's a certain bleakness/sadness that can only be done in B&W. Or am I over-romanticising?

'All this will never happen again, too.' Yep, this led me back to Heraclitus too, while the talk of things repeating themselves led me back to Plato's forms. Both pivotal scenes from my former life as a student of philosophy (although once a student of philosophy...)

I have passed by Dendy St Beach in Brighton a number of times, but it's not my chosen spot (a little too 'posh' - but at least it has sand, unlike its English namesake). Although I'm no surfer, I like the rough surf beaches. The Bay is lovely, but give me the ocean any day!Stuhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-47294696373099331262009-08-05T13:01:55.461-07:002009-08-05T13:01:55.461-07:00Jon, Many thanks for coming over. I've j...Jon,

 Many thanks for coming over. I've just had a celestial experience at A Blade of Grass. Thank you for that as well.

I suppose the jellybean changing rooms would have to be shot in bleak shades of grey to make a proper fit for the Shute remake. No wonder it was the first American-made film shown in the Soviet Union. Though of course a reversion to the authentic hopelessness of that original book and film--set in this same location as you point out--would be impossible today. Even though things now are perhaps even more hopeless, everything would have to be in superenhanced colour. Ah for the good old days when it seemed the whole human race might be wiped out in an instant. Now we know it will be slow, slow... and jumped-up, tinted, twittered and tucked. (And no Ava Gardner.)TChttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-69703572317165341532009-08-05T12:17:50.143-07:002009-08-05T12:17:50.143-07:00interesting intertext with Neville Shute... but I...interesting intertext with Neville Shute...

but I'm not sure what he'd think about the jellybean changing rooms... would there have been room for that on his beach?

like the blog... will drop back again one day...Jonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-83417806467262711012009-08-04T22:18:56.049-07:002009-08-04T22:18:56.049-07:00Hi tom, how are you doing these days?Hope life is ...Hi tom, how are you doing these days?Hope life is treating you ok
The photograph is lovely, I like all those cottage painted in different colors. The cottage of that beach are gorgeous, I want to change myself in one of those, at least once.
The poem is really dark compare to the colors that are kind of bright. Nice contrast I see in that

I love this sentence:
"Wisdom is cold and to that extent stupid.". I would infer that wisdom is stupid, which is a paradox if you watch it from a logical side.
Take care my friendMariana Sofferhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-10458060910950454552009-08-04T19:47:12.707-07:002009-08-04T19:47:12.707-07:00Pinkerbell, 'Twas Heraclitus, the pre-Socrati...Pinkerbell,

'Twas Heraclitus, the pre-Socratic.

Yes, "in being a small part of something bigger" would seem to be the idea.

I fumbled with this idea a bit, trying to say it in

After the SquallTChttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-50934397433394362912009-08-04T08:43:57.313-07:002009-08-04T08:43:57.313-07:00Ah you bring me to my favourite saying, although I...Ah you bring me to my favourite saying, although I forget who first said it:

"You can never stand in the same river twice."

I suppose the same could be said of the tides of the sea?

I think it's the loss of religion TC, coupled with the loss of community in so-called "developed" societies. The search for meaning has become individual, whereas the answer as you suggest is to be found in being a small part of something bigger.Pinkerbellhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-445193141431511562009-08-04T02:32:23.941-07:002009-08-04T02:32:23.941-07:00Yes, isn't that sense of uniqueness (never bef...Yes, isn't that sense of uniqueness (never before, never again) at once the saddest and most joyous thing about the present? And that feeling of infinite repeatability, at once the most crushing and yet most consoling?

One ponders in great humility the mysteries of DNA, for example..

Things do repeat themselves. And they don't. And they do... And nothing we can do about it. The best we can do it seems is try to stay a part of it. And then I suppose, learn when to let go so that it can continue on without us. As anyway it will...

Human life has a curious Last Chance Saloon feeling about it which I don't suppose applies to the way life is felt by other creatures, even those with the briefest of mayfly lives, born this morning, gone by evening, no argument, just get on with it and don't miss a moment.

Now if we could simply get outside ourselves and identify with the returning of the tides or the plants and seasonal things that expire and yet are renewed...TChttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-65782850853185466772009-08-04T02:11:54.259-07:002009-08-04T02:11:54.259-07:00Lucy, yes, that what is happening is unique and ye...Lucy, yes, that what is happening is unique and yet it's something which will keep on happening, like the tides of the sea.Pinkerbellhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4445844569294316288.post-15285373998104367822009-08-03T18:08:48.195-07:002009-08-03T18:08:48.195-07:00What a perfect definition of the present: "Al...What a perfect definition of the present:
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Palace in Solo
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Once the hub of an empire, today the 18th-century Kraton Surakarta is a faded memorial of a bygone era. It's worth a visit, but much of the kraton was destroyed by fire in 1985. Many of the inner buildings were rebu…
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Z Space was the vessel of Yuri Zhukov's Project 4 debuting September 1 for a three-performance run utilizing seven dancers; five men, two women, some peopling the Zhukov annual productions before. Prodigiously talented, Zhukov's offerings included not only the choreography for the single piece, Dreams Recycled, but also costume design with Tilly Amundson, part of the video work, and five handsome photographs on sale in the lobby afterwards via silent auction. Zhukov's inventions were seconded by videographer Austin Forbord and Lighting Designer Matthew Antaky.
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The Power of the Gospel in the Life of Paul
It's quite shocking the change what Paul went through in his life from Acts 8 to 1 Thessalonians 5, isn't it?
"But Saul (Paul) began to destroy the church. Going from house to house, he dragged off men and women and put them in prison." Acts 8:3
"For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. He died for us so that, whether we are awake or asleep, we may live together with him. Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing." 1 Thessalonians 5:9-11
At least two lessons for us:
1. The grace of God is deeper than we could imagine. It's depth is for the rebellious and for those opposed to the purposes of God. If you have ever been in Paul's footsteps and have repented of your past sin, God's grace is sufficient for forgiveness. Nothing else is.
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Step off a edge or walk over a stone or yet to balance your heels and suddenly your ankle twists. At once, your arms flail and your body jerks as you strain to catch your balance. Such trip-ups can be painful and embarrassing. But often the culprit is not clumsiness.
It's evolution.
Come to think of it, Traveling upright (on two feet) is only peculiar to humans, no other mammal does it.
As our ancestors evolved, they began to walk on two feet instead of four. This freed up their hands to make tools, to hunt and to carry their young. But those advantages came at a price – stresses on the legs, feet and back.
Flat feet, sprained ankles and slipped disks all trace back to moving around on two feet, not four. These particularly human maladies all stem directly from our becoming two-footed, upright walkers.
This adaptation has required some painful compromises.
Upright walking is considered one of the earliest and most important steps that our species took in becoming human.
It is natural then to ask why it leads to pain in so many people today. For all its adaptive advantages, evolution does not produce perfection.
Rather than starting from scratch to build a body made for hiking and running, evolution instead works with the genes and traits at hand to reshape a species. In our case, that meant transforming an ancient ape's body, designed for living in trees, into a human body more at home on the ground.
Natural selection has done a good job in this conversion, it's good enough to have helped humans survive and ultimately dominate their ecosystem, but it's not so good that we don't also suffer some consequences.
During evolutionary change, humans took
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traced to the loss in bone mass. Weak and wobbly spines are one thing, but a lot more happens when
you remodel an apelike foot into a human's.
Chimpanzees, gorillas and other primates have 52 foot bones, or 26 in
each foot. They need all these to maintain the flexibility needed for a
foot to grasp well and climb. Strolling around on two legs requires more stability. So over millions of years, evolution slowly converted a mobile, grasping foot into a stiff and rigid one that didn't require 26 bones. To cope, the hominid body adapted by altering the angle of a bone here or it turned a curved bone into a flat one somewhere else. Most of those changes were quite
Another change over time was that some foot tissue thickened to form a ligament – anterior talofibular ligament, it resembles an elastic band. This ligament holds bones together at the
ankle. The extra stability it offers helps people walk on two feet. But this solution has proven far from ideal. When people step the wrong way, the foot may twist to the side.
This can cause a sprain. The problem plagues athletes in many sports,
especially basketball and soccer. In fact, the anterior talofibular is the
most-often sprained ligament in the entire body. It's a problem chimps will never experience because they don't have this tissue. In fact, having this ligament would make it hard to twist in ways needed
to support their climbing.
Other foot problems trace to far more
modern habits, such as wearing shoes. When laced up in shoes, foot
muscles don't need to work as hard as they do when our feet are bared. Overtime, shoed feet may lose their power. Then, when someone walks barefoot or stresses the feet, a stiff and painful
condition can result. It's known as collapsed arches.
As humans evolved, their brains also enlarged and became more complex.
Over the course of human evolution, the brain tripled in size. To make room for this extra tissue, the shape of the
face and head changed time as well. Weird as it may sound, these changes left less room for some teeth known as wisdom teeth, these molars emerge at the back of the mouth often near the end of adolescence.
Early hominids relied on this spare set of molars to substitute for teeth that had been worn down by chewing a diet of roots and nuts. Humans no longer need these bonus teeth. In fact,
wisdom teeth can prove a nuisance. If the jaw lacks room for them to grow in
properly, intense pain or an infection can develop. That's why dentists often remove these extra teeth.
But it wasn't just the human brain and skull that changed in size and shape. As bodies adapted to upright walking and bigger brains, females' bodies changed to make room for their large-brained babies.
Although they may seem tiny to first-time parents, human newborn babies
are actually big, relative to their mothers. For instance, newborn gorillas, on average, are only 2.7 percent as big as their mothers. Chimps, at birth, are 3.3 percent of
their mother's size. Human babies?
They're a whopping 6.1 percent as big as their moms.
To accommodate larger babies, a woman's pelvis had to widen and deepen. The birth canal also changed shape. In chimps and other nonhuman primates, the oval-shaped
birth canal is broad and flat from beginning to end. This allows a baby
chimp to shoot through the canal in a straight shot at birth. In people, the birth canal is different. It starts out broad and flat. Then,
halfway down, it narrows and lengthens. To exit through this birth canal, human babies must turn along the way, rotating 90 degrees.
This rotation makes it possible for moms to push large babies through
their pelvis as they give birth. But it also makes it harder for them to give
birth without help from others. This change easily might have lead to disaster. After all, other primates generally give birth without assistance.
Blame evolution for why sprained ankles, hip fractures and other physical problems plague people.


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Wendy Becker and Mary Norton of Providence were married in an afternoon ceremony in Attleboro's Capron Park, and was witnessed by nearly 50 people.
After they were denied a marriage license in Massachusetts, the couple challenged a 1913 state law that forbade out-of-state residents from marrying if they were not be permitted in their home state. They based their argument on the fact that same-sex marriage was not specifically banned in Rhode Island.
The AP reports that the Superior Court Judge Thomas Connolly finally agreed to their arguments in September, saying he saw no evidence of a "constitutional amendment, statute, or controlling appellate decision" that made same-sex marriage illegal in Rhode Island.
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After the newlyweds nuptials, Rhode Island Gov. Don Carcieri, a Republican who also opposes same sex marriage -said through a spokesman that he has no plans to try to revise the state's laws.
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According to a recent press release Honda issued, they have plans to start selling their new electric scooter (EV-neo) in Japan by December of 2010. The car company is touting this as something that could really change the way that people get around in a country where there are very narrow streets and scooters are a very popular form of transportation. The press release really offers the whole scoop on this cool-looking and zero emission-producing electric scooter.
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Honda developed the EV-neo, an electric scooter designed to provide the durability necessary for commercial use, envisioning a wide range of uses by businesses such as delivery services. Equipped with a lithium-ion battery and a brushless motor, EV-neo realizes excellent environmental performance with zero CO2 emissions in use. The battery is rechargeable using a household power source with attention given to the range per charge. Moreover, EV-neo provides performance equivalent to that of mass-market under-50cc gasoline engine motorcycles realizing a powerful ride even with cargo by leveraging the characteristics of a high-torque motor even at a low speed ride.
Under the key words of "quiet and clean" Honda held the world premier exhibition of the EV-neo concept model (under the name EVE-neo) at the 41st Tokyo Motor Show in 2009 as one of Honda's new-generation personal mobility products which will contribute to the realization of a low-carbon society while transporting people and cargo. The mass-market model of EV-neo is currently under development.
Honda will continue providing products with excellent environmental performance to more customers in order to contribute to global CO2 emission reduction efforts."
This electric scooter – as you can see from the pictures above and in the slideshow – is very sleek and modern looking. But it also has some pretty amazing technology that is at work inside of it too. The car uses a newer and very powerful Lithium-ion battery that is made by Toshiba. According to their website (www.honda.com) the EV-neo will offer, "With quick charger: Approximately 80% of the battery capacity will be charged in 20 minutes (200V power source)." So you can really charge that battery up in a hurry, less than half an hour; wow! If you don't have their quick charger it will take a bit longer to charge your scooter up, "With regular charger: 100% of the battery capacity will be charged in approximately 4 hours (100V power source).
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So much on my mind…
I attended a family funeral in Baltimore yesterday. An uncle had passed. A very well-loved, quite intelligent man and wise and modest leader in the community. The service was held at a Catholic Seminary that I've driven by 1000's of times but had never entered the grounds.
The Virgin Mary holding Jesus greeted us as we entered the mammoth entrance. And Baltimore's most distinguished Catholic bishops and priests along with my uncle's son-in-law who is a beloved Presbyterian minister led the service.
I reflected on how there were no women leading the service. And on my family and upbringing and the place of the Great Mother, or Earth Mother, and how those spiritual teachings so near and dear to me are so out on the fringe of how I grew up. I also pondered how so many people in that large chapel practice their faith (as I perceive it, at least).
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We need to come back to the wisdom of the Earth and learn how to live in sacred balance with her. We have no choice really.
I honor my Catholic roots and find the Virgin Mary a powerful presence in my life these days. Along with Earth Mother, and the Great Divine Mother. But the demure Virgin Mary I learned about as a child is not what I experience spiritually these days when I tune into this powerful Divine Feminine consciousness. She is so much more powerful than that.
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He was also on President Nixon's Black List for his plethora of letters to the former president (and President Johnson) on the wrongness of the Vietnam War. He also wrote letters to the Supreme Court for their decision-making with the Gore-Bush voting debacle. He was articulate and bold. I honored him for this greatly.
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personification of adhd
((Aston Bennett continues from No Such Thing as a Perfect Plan))
A pair of knuckles flexed and cracked, before Aston kicked at the sand in frustration. She slung her bag to the ground beside her, and tried to get it through her head.
Her rightful kill had been taken from her. Tiffany Chanders, one of the people responsible for killing Josh, had her beautiful blonde head shot off by a Felicia Carmichael. Felicia Carmichael stole something from Aston, one of the only two things she rightfully had left here.
It was only a few minutes ago, nay, probably only seconds ago since she met that group of 4. 4 losers. 4 people who she couldn't fathom why they made it when everyone else stronger than them had failed. 4 people deserved to live over them, 4 people who should be living now. No Aaron Hughes, just Ben Powell. No Aileen Borden, just Superbitch. No Milo Taylor, just Joshua. No Charlotte DuClare, just Robert. Jacob. Lowe.
What kind of god of randomness decreed that those four deserved to live over everyone she'd ever met?
And it really was that kind of reality. Except for only a few people, everyone she'd ever met so far had died. Marion, Katelyn, Marty, Josh, Michelle, Robert, all those people were dead. That goth girl, Josh's killers, and that stupid Japanese girl were all still alive. Those people who all followed Aaron were still alive, even though they should have been long dead. This was just a screwed up place.
Understatement of the fucking century right there.
So there really was only one reason she was fighting to survive here, and that was to see Quincy Jones die by her hands.
It was her only short-term goal, and considering that the game could probably end in just under 3 days, she really didn't have much time to fulfil it. It wouldn't be that hard, once she was given the opportunity. Point and shoot. If he could find it so easy, then what was stopping her? She could do better than that, no sweat.
...no sweat.
But there was the here and now to focus on. Here she was, sitting on a log on a partially abandoned beach, all to keep her company were the random corpses. Now she had nothing. No allies, nowhere to go, and not a single lead. Not to mention the 15 bullets only that remained. So she was alone now. It was all heaped upon Aston's shoulders to take down a killer. Her and her alone.
Or at least until she did another glance around the area, and had a slight rejig of where she lay.
To her south lay a church, somewhere she had never been before. Parents weren't religious, so why bother going to church? Part of her mind nudged her towards that location, but she knew all to well why her feet didn't lift and hover her right over there. Danger zone. It was only a danger zone so the recipient of a certain contest could come collect it unhindered.
...but said recipient was outside right now, looking at her.
She turned her head and faced the girl, one whose name escaped her. Funny how all you really had to think about was the little things and little things such as someone's little name couldn't even grace one's lips. But if memory served her correctly, not from school but from the only recent announcements...Alice Boucher. French girl, killed one of the early killers. Something like that was likely to get attention, even from the wrong kinds of people.
So...would Aston be the wrong kind of person?
She was staring at the girl, and the girl seemed to notice this, so...it was time to see.
Aston stood up straight, cracked her neck of all its little cricks, and decided what she was going to do. Her steps brought her forward towards the perimetre of the beach, right towards the girl holding her own gun. Aston only remembered in those fleeting few moments that her own gun was still clenched in her hands. Should she have let it dow-
Just a warning beep, Aston had overstepped her boundaries. She quickly stepped backwards to rid herself of that danger, and her eyes met the girl once more.
Her voice was cold, and it was now where to see what kind of person really had the guts to make it as a killer among the best. Who was Alice Boucher, really?
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I can't sing but I wrote you a song
Wrong notes but the melody's so clear
When I'm lost, I'm still close to gold
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((Whoops, sorry about forgetting this >_<;;))
She didn't know what to do?
She didn't know what to do?
What kind of person just...picks up a gun, and has no idea what to do with it?
Alice's sentences were brief, short. Like she was lost, somewhere in her own head, her own damn problems. What kind of problems were so big, so cumbersome, that it just cut out instinct? This...stupid, stupid girl. What, did she just take out some stupid player chick, come get her gun, then earn herself a slack jaw and utter "U-DUUUUUH, WHAT NOW, DUUUUUUH?"
Of course, you couldn't really tell that was what Aston was thinking, since after her few, fleeting words, Aston's eyes narrowed slightly and she responded in turn.
"...what do you mean, you don't know what to do? You took out Atwell, aren't you just gonna keep on going with that? Not many other players like her have weapons like...well, like that," Aston said, gritting her teeth as she just tried, pondered, if there really was any plausible way of getting that gun.
...nope, that was fast. Danger zone, vastly inferior weaponry, and the fact that she had no inclination to risk her life just for a rifle told her "Hell no, do not risk your fucking life and your fucking revenge just for some dumb shit like that". Yep, swears and all.
So...let's see what she had to say for herself. Why she 'didn't know what to do'. Why she wasn't doing what every other sane person was doing, going after people. Come on, she had to know.
I can't sing but I wrote you a song
Wrong notes but the melody's so clear
When I'm lost, I'm still close to gold
cause I found my treasure in you
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So the girl wasn't a player killer. That...was a genuine surprise to Aston. Of course, it just looked that simple from the outside, without asking. The girl was responsible for the death of one of the island's early players, one who had dropped off the radar so quickly and so early, yet she claimed to be one of her friends. Friends in what design? Were they partners in crime? Did she help Sarah kill anyone?
Either way, it was water under the bridge at this point, since Alice didn't want to talk about it regardless. Aston's eyes unfocused, just watching a lone crustacean, tiny and insignificant compared to the land they stood on, scuttle into a small hole possibly its habitat, and disappear.
But there did seem to be a certain subject which regaled her interest.
"Is there someone--is there someone you want to kill?"
Aston raised her eyebrow at this, mainly because of the unpredictability of the way the conversation swung. It went from Alice to Aston in the blink of any eye...the way it should have gone, really.
"Now that you mention it...yes. There's one person, and one person alone, who I want dead on this island."
She refocused on the French girl, who was surrounded by a glass wall. A wall Aston couldn't even reach through. Alice could break down the wall herself just by stepping forward, away from the church. But Alice hadn't said yes yet. The invisible wall stood strong, impenetrable, while the girl stood there like a soldier, ready for duty.
Aston was enlistment.
"His name is Quincy Jones. He killed one of my friends, and...I don't have anything else to do. The other girl responsible for my friend's death...died yesterday."
She stared right into Alice's eyes, and wore a smile of pride. Aston never looked away, and only stood there, her arms crossed, waiting for the girl with the gun to say what she had to say.
I can't sing but I wrote you a song
Wrong notes but the melody's so clear
When I'm lost, I'm still close to gold
cause I found my treasure in you
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Inquisitive little bitch, wasn't she? No, it was no time to be flinging mental insults at the untouchable girl. Imagine if she caught a whiff.
Aston stiffened her lip, and took in a few deep, silent breaths, her eyes flickered absently towards a rock. The beach, the sand, everything to try and keep her from remembering pain...remembering loss...remembering how much she wished Josh was still alive.
There, it was said. Aston cared about someone who she had no reason to care about. Let it never be said again, because it brought to question her purpose, her ambition for spending the last few days alive on this island in vengance.
But she had no words, which was why she took those breaths instead of answering directly, truthfully, and without hesitation. Everything that gave Alice room to question.
"Quincy shot him. He had him down on the ground, he had nothing, no way of harming him-" Aston tried to remember everything she saw as she remembered her body hunched over the corpse of Joshua Krakowski "-he had a rifle to his head, and..." Aston once again impeded her speech for those precious few moments, and could have sworn she felt her lower lip tremble.
Her eyes shot back to the girl behind the wall, and her proud smile was gone. Replaced with an expression blunt enough to sharpen the most faded dagger. Her arms were fallen from her cross, clenched into balls at her side, the gun cutting into the calloused skin of her right palm. Were it any tighter, it would have bonded with her fingerprints, become one with the metal.
But it didn't. Her tale finished, and now she had no reason to parade through unwanted memories. The muscles in her hands loosened, and released her.
Is that good enough for you, Alice? I don't know what the fuck you expected me to say, but that's all I had to.
I can't sing but I wrote you a song
Wrong notes but the melody's so clear
When I'm lost, I'm still close to gold
cause I found my treasure in you
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She was going to do this for her.
Aston didn't know this girl. Aston had no reason to put her trust so heavily into someone so distant in the curtains of her mind. Aston didn't even know who this new person inhabiting her was, one that wanted to put her life, her responsibilities into the hands of someone she barely even knew the name of.
But the days of the Aston Bennett she knew were long gone. It wasn't like she could really be herself anymore, one of the many vices of the game. Not being who the game wants you to be is the quill to your own admission of death. If you didn't trust anyone, you couldn't be with anyone. If you trusted people, or at least learned to start doing so, your chances of living were marginally better in the long run. At least until they turned the tables on you, or proved to be not so trustworthy after all this time.
Still, Aston was indefinitely more capable than Alice. Alice got lucky. Alice just happened to win the hearts of some terrorists. When it came down to it, Alice's life was on the line far more than Aston's was. She was expendable. When the tables turned...it was Alice who was going down, not Aston.
Still, she didn't need to know that.
There was a long silence, during which the narcisstic girl regained her composure.
"Alright then. Let's go."
((Aston Bennett continues in So Give Me Something To Beleive))
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"Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing." George Orwell, 1984
The big story about Trump's visit to Poland was a video of the Polish President's wife purportedly snubbing Trump by not shaking his hand. It was a statement against his misogyny. You can tell this was made by Americans because this is the level of political discourse there. Poland? Where's that? Warsaw? What? Why? Who cares? Let's manipulate this video to further our agenda of laughing some more at our idiot President and show that the world laughs with us. This is how to educate Americans on the dangers of corporate-run media so when they watch it they will become critical thinkers. American ignorance about international affairs is why the world laughs. Not at Trump but at you because you're the reason he's President.
This was not a protest, no matter how much you would like it to be. As a matter of fact, none of you have ever heard of her before this so how can you possibly have an opinion about her motives? Here is her story. Mrs. Duda was an ordinary German teacher in a public high school before her husband was elected President. Since then, she has not made a single public comment about anything. Certainly not about the discrimination of women, and women's right to control their lives and bodies during the big women's marches a few months back. The fact is that her husband is a puppet and she is Mrs. Puppet and they are no different from any politician who has sold their soul for power at the price of silence. Granted, she didn't run for office as did not Melania but everyone is complicit.
I knew it couldn't have been a statement as Poles are VERY aware of their image especially in the presence of world leaders and this is THE world leader, like it or not. Mrs. Duda was not ignoring or snubbing Trump. She would rather have the earth swallow her whole than allow a faux pas in diplomatic relations. You can bet she was very well versed in how to behave during a Presidential visit and wanted to make a good impression. The etiquette is this. In Poland, you always shake a woman's hand first. As simple as that. That's it. That's all of it. That's the entire story. It's too bad Trump's handlers didn't tell him that. But look how that image was invented. Clever, but your perception was managed and it shaped your opinion. THAT is what is frightening. How easy it was. Orwell was right.
Try as I might, I could not find a photo of her actually shaking Trump's hand. Only as part of the entire video. Not only that, it was difficult to find the ENTIRE video. It is outside the accepted narrative. Mrs. Duda is part of a government who is waging war on everyone especially women while she stays silent. The only images of her that you see are her being surrounded by children in schools and orphanages. So portraying her as a feminist hero courageously protesting discrimination is truly laughable. But not as laughable as ignorance disguised as truth.
Makes you wonder about all the images you see, right?
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Frida Kahlo, My Birth (1932)
Today I walked through Bute Park on the way to the University, and it was glorious. The trees are blossoming, the daffodils and crocuses are out (and other spring flowers I cannot name) and the grass is freshly mown. There were, as usual, dog walkers – this time, a small family with an amber-coloured spaniel, who seemed very happy to be out, and an older woman with a border collie that kept pace with her careful stride, his belly close to the path. There were birds – mostly magpies, though by the Taff there were ducks and cormorants too. And French teenagers, who flock here every school holiday.
By the time I arrived on Colum road, I had taken off my jacket and scarf, and put on my sunglasses. Spring feels good and warm; I feel relaxed today. I suspect this is due to the Easter break: time suddenly opens out where previously it was concertinaed tightly in half-accomplished tasks, to-do lists and teaching. As much as I love teaching, I am glad of the rest this next couple of weeks. My students are great – sometimes brilliant – and nice people, but like all great, brilliant and nice people, they are not great and brilliant all of the time (they are always nice to me, though). My main frustration this past term has been that attendance at some of my seminars has been poor, and quite often few students have managed to read the primary text being discussed. I wouldn't call them lazy – there are all sorts of reasons why students might be absent or unprepared – but nevertheless, I find myself repeatedly having to adjust the exercises and material to adapt to the situation in which we find ourselves. It can be exhausting.
When I say that the MA students I had the pleasure of leading in a reading group on Twentieth-Century Poetry last weekend were a breath of fresh air, then, please forgive me the cliché. We were at Gregynog Hall for the inaugural English Literature MA Conference. Our reading group was exactly as a reading group should be: an exchange of ideas, thoughts, interpretations; a testing and appraisal of critical approaches and arguments; an enthusiastic engagement with literature. Everyone had read the material with an open mind and heart. Yes, heart – because the topic I had chosen for them was confessional women's poetry on childbirth, and some of these poems are difficult to read not only for their language, but for their emotional starkness.
These are the poems I chose:
'Morning Song' and 'Barren Woman' by Sylvia Plath
'The lost baby poem' by Lucille Clifton
'The Language of the Brag' by Sharon Olds
'Her Birth' by Rebecca Goss
'Embarrassed' by Hollie McNish
Initially, we shared our first impressions of the material. Some students expressed their discomfort at reading about pregnancy, miscarriage, grief, birth, and breastfeeding: they were conscious of crossing a barrier, of participating in an experience that they might have felt they had no business participating in. Two of the group were men, and none of us were pregnant or had children. We only knew of these experiences through our mothers. There might be a danger, then, of appropriating experience – of making assumptions about individuals and groups of women, of being essentialist, of appropriating the voice of the pregnant poet. We spoke about the term 'confessional poetry': how it suggests wrongdoing and admissions of guilt; how the confessional space can be located in the church, the courtroom, the clinic. We thought about how 'confessional poetry' can be contested and reclaimed. We spoke about taboos and feminism, poetic traditions, the power and fluidity of the lyric 'I', performance poetry, the power of lived experience and the body. We wondered about the need to tell and share the untold, the unshared and unshareable.
The students were amazing – so amazing, that afterwards I couldn't speak. I had to go to my room and run myself a bath, and I lay in it for a while, sipping tea and thinking how lucky I was to have just shared and discussed my own particular academic obsession with other people who found it interesting and worthwhile.
This week, the department is quiet and I have returned to my poems, which are also confessional. I am writing about a few things at the moment, but my mother figures highly in them. I wrote a little while ago about survivors of abuse, and it occurs to me that I've been writing about, yet skirting around, what really happened for a while now. The man who abused my mother has died. I wrote an angry poem about digging him up; I went all Hammer-horror and treated him as though he were a vampire from the Middle Ages, and I a peasant who had to break his legs and burn his heart in order to stop him rising up from the dead. I'm not convinced that I've been fully truthful or authentic in this poem, and that's important to me, particularly where this topic is concerned. This last couple of days I've written another one, this time about going to Chapel. You see, when I was a little girl we used to go to a Welsh-speaking Chapel, and then, after a while, we stopped. I don't normally share drafts, but I suppose this is part of being a confessional poet. Ironically, you never confess in Chapel; nor do you kneel to pray.
Plant Bach Iesu Grist ydym ni bob un
It is at the turning, when the lambs have tails,
that I think of Chapel: me sitting like a sponge,
frock and frilly socks, Caniedydd yr Ifanc,
its cool green leather under my palm as I sit very still,
as I'm supposed to. I love the solidity of the pews,
the rough carpet underfoot, the vestry's cold echo, slap-slap
of sandals on flagstones, the school bell. I'm thinking of
the chocolate egg I'll get afterwards, which I'll crack
on the kitchen counter, fingerprints smudging its sheen, and my mouth
forms the Welsh, its meaning nestled in my throat and then flying
out to the ceiling, a bright new bird.
And I think of my mother, leading me by the hand
up the aisle for the last time, after it had all come out,
what her Uncle did to her, and the congregation watching,
their judgements upon her, and how on the way out she looks back
at the pulpit and prays I'll never need them, let me never learn to kneel.


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All three readings focus on the obligation that Christians have toward one another not only to do what is right but also to help others to do what is right. We need to take seriously God's words to Ezekiel in today's First Reading: "If.. you don't warn [an evil man] to change his ways… I will hold you responsible." We need to take Paul's words seriously, "If you love someone, you will never do him wrong." We need to take Jesus's words to heart: "If your brother sins against you go to him and show him his fault. But do it privately, just between yourselves."
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