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Dr Frank Dudley Hart1 1983 ++ The clinical evaluation of the patient presenting with the complaint of arthralgia (painful joints) or arthritis (inflammation of the joints) can be a difficult and challenging exercise because it can be a presentation of many systemic disorders, some of which are rare. Important considerations are sex, age, the pattern of joint involvement (monoarticular or polyarticular), immediate and more remote history, family history and drug use—all of which may provide important diagnostic clues. Polyarthritis, which implies the active inflammation of five or more joints, presents a more challenging diagnostic problem. ++ Key facts and checkpoints In a UK National Morbidity Survey, rheumatic disease composed just over 7% of all morbidity presenting to the family doctor.2 The commonest cause was osteoarthritis (OA), which affects 5–10% of the population. The same study indicated an episode rate for arthritis/arthralgia of 38.6 per 1000 population. The population incidence of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is 1–2%. There should be no systemic manifestations with OA. One-quarter of disability in elderly people is due to severe joint disease. Systemic diseases that may predispose to, or present with, an arthropathy include the connective tissue disorders, diabetes mellitus, a bleeding disorder, previous tuberculosis, the spondyloarthropathies such as psoriasis, SBE, hepatitis B, rheumatic fever, the various vasculitic or arteritic syndromes (the vasculitides) such as Wegener granulomatosis, HIV infection, lung cancer, haemochromatosis, sarcoidosis, hyperparathyroidism, Whipple disease and Paget disease. The pain of inflammatory disease is worse at rest (e.g. on waking in the morning) and improved by activity. Early diagnosis and management of RA results in considerably better outcomes. Causes of monoarthritis include crystal deposition disease, sepsis, osteoarthritis, trauma and spondyloarthritis. 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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
A Week at Hedgebrook with Carolyn Forche
We celebrated our Lady of Guadalupe Day with oranges and chocolates, with poems and wood smoke on our clothes. For a week we were released from our outer lives in order to explore interior landscapes, our responsibilities to ourselves. I wrote seven poems in seven days. I have never done that before. Our ages ranged from 35 to 65, our geography, diverse. In March, Carolyn Forche will run another "Master Class" at Hedgebrook and if you can find your way there, you won't be sorry. She is a generous teacher, a fun person to hang out with, and of course, a stunning poet. Applying to the Master Class gets you into Hedgebrook, but it doesn't effect your ability to apply again. Do it.
(photo credit: Kelli Russell Agodon) P.S. The March class isn't listed yet, but it is happening. Contact Amy Wheeler and she can get you the exact dates and the application. And yes, this is a retreat exclusively for women, the only one in the world.
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Susan, how wonderful for you to have had this respite! And such inspired productivity, too... I'm convinced that the combination of land, water, tasty and nourishing food, solitude, and the companionship of other women at Hedgebrook are what makes it possible, and for so many, year after year. And sorry that you're having a hard re-entry... it's not surprising!
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Fuel efficient, American-made four-banger.
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The 1996 Ford Escort is an economy car, both for the price tag and the gas mileage. While it doesn't offer many thrills, it has a history of being dependable. It is ideal for daily use, but the lack of power makes the available sports package seem like a gimmick. This is the last year for the second generation.
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Engines: 1.9-liter four-cylinder, 1.8-liter four-cylinder
Transmissions: four-speed automatic, five-speed manual
Models: Ford Escort, Ford Escort LX, Ford Escort GT
What's New
The 1996 Ford Escort receives engine upgrades, which mean that the 88-hp 1.9-liter engine only needs a tune up once every 100,000 miles, and the automatic transmission has a lower final drive ratio with the 1.9-liter four-cylinder engine option. A sports trim is available on the four-door models, and the Escort GT is no longer available with the Ultra Violet decorations. Ford also adds the option for an integrated child seat for sedans and wagons.
The 1996 Ford Escort is available as a hatchback, sedan, and wagon. The base model comes in seven factory color options, and the LX comes in 10 factory color options. The GT comes with a rear spoiler, but this is optional for the LX and unavailable on the base model. Moreover, the base model comes standard with 13-inch wheels, while the LX comes with 14-inch alloy wheels, and the GT comes with 15-inch alloy wheels.
The 1996 Ford Escort is designed with a simple interior. Standard features include bucket seats in the front, cloth seating, and an AM/FM stereo system and comes with an AM/FM/Cassette stereo. Interior options include power windows and locks, air-conditioning, AM/FM/CD stereo system, and cruise control. The GT also has the option for leather steering wheel trim and a power moonroof.
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The 1996 Ford Escort GT come standard with an 88-hp 1.9-liter four-cylinder engine and comes with a turbocharged 127-hp 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine. The lacking power becomes worse when coupled with the optional automatic transmission. It's enough to get around town but is otherwise a no-frills vehicle.
The 1996 Ford Escort comes standard with passenger and driver front airbags. The GT model comes with fog lights, which are optional on other models. It has the option of four-wheel anti-lock brakes as well. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) conducted crash tests. During frontal collision tests, it receives four out of five stars for both driver and passenger side safety.
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Barie Shortell Talks About Being the Victim of Gay Bashing
Barie Shortell, a 29-year-old resident of Williamsburg, was brutally attacked by a gang of teenagers yelling anti-gay slurs last month, shortly after getting off the L Train. Unlike another recent victim, Anthony Callao, Shortell survived his attack, but with injuries that required more than 9 hours hours of facial reconstructive surgery. Shortell did not have health insurance; his friends have set up a site for donations and are hosting a "Gay Bash" benefit party Wednesday night at Blackout Bar in Greenpoint.
Shortell talks to the Voice about his attack and why he still loves Brooklyn.
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I was walking home from the Bedford L Train Stop. I was a block and half away form my apartment, and passed a group of teenagers, and they shouted a gay slur.
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I must have lost some consciousness. I was found by a wonderful woman name Jessica Quarles. She passed the group of teens, and heard them yelling the slurs, and then saw me and knew something was wrong. I remember speaking to the police and going to the hospital, but due to shock, I don't remember the attack specifics. But the injuries were much like being in a car accident. It was not like they stuck around, they just shoved my face into a wall. I'm aware of other incidents like this that have happened.
Are you aware of Anthony Callao, who is being memorialized Thursday night in Jackson Heights?
Yes. And before that, I'm aware of some other incidents which involved people from the Hasidic community in Williamsburg. For me, being an openly gay man and being aware of anti-gay slurs, it seemed like a biased crime. It's being investigated as such, but it's important for people to know that this can happen to anyone of any identity.
Has there been any progress in the case?
Not that I'm aware of. I'm not able to identify anyone. There's been no luck with finding video surveillance in the area to my knowledge. It's being investigated by the Hate Crimes Task Force.
What has this done for you sense of safety?
It's made me very focused on raising more advocacy for anti-violence. People need to be careful of their surroundings, and to be aware. I don't think there's anything I could have done differently. But, my response is that I just want to advocate more against violence and hate crimes happening, so we can call feel safer.
What type of work do you do?
I work for a company that makes custom lighting fixtures for architects and designers.
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I do not have health insurance, and I have been on leave from my employment [since the incident].
Do you know how much you're on the hook for with medical bills?
I have no idea. I haven't received a bill yet.
How does the support you've been receiving from your friends, who are raising money for you, make you feel?
It's amazing. Something like this is a horrible experience, but it's only been positive in the sense of the support I've have in the community since then. Especially the support I've gotten from the Anti-Violence Project, and working with them to raise awareness.
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FIDO's new friend guest blogger, Steven Appelbaum, President, Animal Behavior College shared these great tips to help FIDO enjoy traveling in the car.
Many dogs don't like going for car rides because they often wind up someplace (i.e veterinarian, groomer etc.) they don't like. So the first order of business is to teach all dogs that don't enjoy riding in the car to change their minds!
Make it a point to take the dog to the car and not drive anywhere. Don't even turn the motor on. Simply sit, feed and praise your dog in the car for about 2 minutes. A small treat every 20 seconds will work. If she isn't food motivated, play with her and a toy or gently pet her. After 2 minutes take the dog back inside. That counts as one lesson. Try to do 1-3 lessons per day.
The next day add another 30 seconds to each lesson. Work up to 7 minutes per lesson. Then cut the lesson duration down to 5 minutes and try turning the motor on while you sit and reward your pet. Work that up to 7 minutes.
From there, start with very short trips. 5-7 minutes tops. If possible keep the dog next to you and make sure she is in a canine restraint system that is V9DT rated.
These simple tips will help make car riding more enjoyable for you and your furry friend! Look for more great ideas from Steven Appelbaum in the coming months and you can get more information about him (and Animal Behavior College) here www.animalbehaviorcollege.com/info
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On the Mark: Norfolk Rookie Barberio Impresses Cooper, Yzerman
Submitted by corine72 on January 26, 2011 - 10:56When he's not picking up pucks after a morning skate or sweeping the bus after a road trip, Norfolk Admirals defenseman Mark Barberio is slowly making his way to becoming a NHL card-carrying member.
It's quite a change for Barberio, whose status as an American Hockey League (AHL) player was once in doubt. Norfolk coach Jon Cooper said Barberio was nearly headed to the Florida Everblades (ECHL) to hone his skills.
"He's is the youngest player on the team at 20,†said Cooper, who is behind the bench in his first professional season after coaching in juniors. "We thought that maybe he should go to the ECHL to get some time there, but we had some injury troubles and it has worked out fortunately."
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BoltProspects 2010-2011 Preliminary Rankings
Submitted by pete on October 13, 2010 - 21:20Now that the 2010-2011 NHL season is underway it is time for BoltProspects' 2010-2011 Preliminary Rankings of the Lightning's top twenty-five prospects. This year's installment reflects a talent pool that has both high-end prospects and depth for perhaps the first time in the club's history, a fact that was celebrated by both GM Steve Yzerman and Head Coach Guy Boucher during training camp this fall. The Lightning is still looking for high end talent at the defenseman position, but at forward and between the pipes there's no doubting the potential.
Before we proceed, I am required to recite the BoltProspects prospect criteria rules. As always, any player 24 years of age or older on opening night of the Lightning's season (10/9/10) is not eligible for inclusion on the list and will be considered an overage prospect. The prime example of this rule is versatile forward Johan Harju, who turned 24 in May, and therefore is not eligible for this year's list. The same is true for forward Blair Jones, who turned 24 in September. The exception to this rule is NCAA-based players, who remain eligible for the list until the completion of their college careers. Prospects under 24 will be considered graduated to the NHL level when they meet the appropriate criteria for games played or decisions. For skaters, any player who appears in 41 or more NHL games in a single season or 82 or more career NHL games is no longer considered a prospect. For goaltenders, any netminder who has 30 or more decisions in a single NHL season or 41 or more career NHL decisions will be considered graduated.
Now that that's out of the way, Guy Boucher says no more d-to-d passes. Let's go:
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Brett Connolly - Rising Titan
Submitted by chad on July 8, 2010 - 10:43(HockeyProspect.com) Whether the game be played at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, or at the Ice Sports Palace Sibir in Russia, many young and talented hockey players looking to enter North American professional hockey acknowledge the pressure that hangs on their draft year.
The 2010 NHL Entry Draft was no exception, as many players from all over the world came together in Los Angeles just after taking part in their draft year.
Brett Connolly of the Prince George Cougars was no exception.
To read this interview, including Connolly's thoughts on being drafted, his immediate future, and Lightning Director of Player Personnel Jim Hammett's thoughts on the pick and Connolly's health, see HockeyProspect.com by clicking here.
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BoltProspects 2009-2010 Supplemental Rankings: Post Draft
Submitted by pete on June 28, 2010 - 20:16With the 2010 NHL Entry Draft completed, BoltProspects is releasing its Supplemental Rankings of the organization's top twenty-five prospects. The new rankings reflect both the results of the 2010 draft and transfers and signings that have occurred since the release of our 2009-2010 Final Rankings. To be considered a prospect for the sake of our rankings, a player must be under 24 years of age on the Lightning's opening night of the NHL season. Players 24 or over are considered overage prospects and are no longer eligible for consideration. The exception to this rule are NCAA based players, who are considered prospects for the tenure of their college careers. For the skating positions, a prospect is considered graduated if they play 41 or more NHL games in a single season or 82 or more career NHL games. For goaltenders, a player who has 30 or more NHL decisions in a single season or 41 or more career NHL decisions is considered graduated and no longer eligible for the list.
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BoltProspects 2009-2010 Final Rankings
Submitted by pete on June 10, 2010 - 19:20With the 2009-2010 NHL season completed and the Chicago Blackhawks crowned as Stanley Cup champions, and the passing of the annual deadline to sign draft prospects, BoltProspects is pleased to release its 2009-2010 Final Rankings for the season. The release of the Final Rankings will precede a daily series we are going to be running up to draft day titled 11 for 6. 11 for 6 will examine the top 11 prospects we at BoltProspects feel fans should be aware of as the Lightning prepare to pick 6th overall at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
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Top Prospect Carter Ashton Makes AHL Debut
Submitted by corine72 on March 31, 2010 - 11:37Get the call from the agent.
Race to the airport.
Hop a bus, a cab, whatever - it's the chaos of being a professional athlete.
Suit up, meet the new coach, absorb the playbook, and connect with new linemates.
Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Carter Ashton, the No.2 prospect in the organization according to Bolt Prospects, recently experienced the rush after his call-up to the organization's AHL affiliate, the Norfolk Admirals, this month.
Ashton, 18, knew the phone could ring at any moment and was relatively calm.
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Ads' Fadden Learns To Mature Quickly
Submitted by corine72 on March 16, 2010 - 08:06Clear the pucks after practice.
Clean the team bus, without volunteering.
No inimical stares - just good ol' work habits prescribed by his teammates.
It's all part of being a rookie for Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Mitch Fadden, shifting from youth to maturity with the club's farm affiliate, the Norfolk Admirals.
How's the forward's first taste of the professional ranks?
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Tyrell Returns Feeling Faster, More Independent After Setbacks
Submitted by corine72 on February 24, 2010 - 22:09Forget the airy questions about mirroring NHL superstars, or making casual comparisons - Norfolk Admirals forward Dana Tyrell follows his own compass.
However, the Tampa Bay Lightning prospect questioned himself and his future after a right knee injury sidelined him for six months last year.
Tyrell was on a fast track to success, earning a spot on Team Canada while leading the Prince George Cougars squad in scoring, piling up 19 goals and 21 assists in 30 games.
Then, his world would drastically change in the ensuing months.
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Bolt Prospects 2009-2010 Midterm Rankings
Submitted by pete on January 10, 2010 - 21:10It's roughly the midpoint of the NHL season, and with the graduations of prospects James Wright and Victor Hedman, and the conclusion of the U20 World Junior Championships, it's time for Bolt Prospects to release its 2009-2010 Midterm Rankings. The Midterm Rankings reflect a significant amount of change for the club, as it has been a year where the team's prospects haven't stuck to the script. Some players have failed to live up to expectations. Other have come out of nowhere to raise their stock. The end result is one of the widest shifts in rankings we've ever had.
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Jones Is Getting Defensive
Submitted by chad on December 27, 2009 - 14:29Just call him "The Eraser.â€
Already known for his grit and forechecking abilities, Blair Jones has taken his two-way game to another level this year. And Lightning coaches are taking it even further.
In Saturday night's key Southeast Division clash against the Atlanta Thrashers, Jones, who earlier this month was still playing in AHL Norfolk, got the tap on the shoulder to help kill a first period penalty. It was his first significant action shorthanded this season, and to make matters more intimidating, he was lined up opposite Thrashers superstar Ilya Kovalchuk, who entered the game among NHL goal leaders with 21 and the league's fifth-best shooting percentage
"Whatever the coaches ask me to do I'm going to do it,†Jones said. "It's not the most glorifying job to stand in front of one of the hardest shots in the league, but whatever keeps me out on the ice.â€
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Brooklyn - Queens Industries served by the LIRR
Emery Bushwick Branch composite map 11/1958
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LIRR 1966 Track map - Maspeth
Albert Pipe/Tube Co. - Manufactured large pipes some 3-4 feet in diameter. Boxcars for wood, steel, hardware etc. Gondolas in and out with welded piping sections shipped on wooden forms.
Amstar Sugar (Domino) - Kent Ave., Brooklyn. Note: Note: Domino Sugar was at what would become News Point at the junction of Newtown Creek and the East River. The "Sugar House" was serviced by the B.E.D.T. who floated upriver, engine and all, from Kent Ave. Info: J. J. Earl ArchBilt Container - Cardboard box manufacturer, large facility received boxcars loaded with large really large rolls of various types of paper, Tracks went along side of building with a dead end spur and a siding into a building where these rolls where unloaded by a forklift that had a long pole used to fit into the roll. Atlas Terminals (Hemidinger Estates) Metropolitan Avenue 80th St to 88th St. industrial location, many sidings. Ended at Glendale Steel Warehouse structural steel. Bohack Grocery- Huge multi building complex groceries, produce and meat. Boxcars, refers.
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Carl Ehmer Meats - Admiral Ave. had a big company there in the late 60's early 70's.
Continental Can Company - 56th Drive, Maspeth and it was huge.
Eagle Coal - Fresh Pond Rd. that was supplied by the LIRR Glendale Yard.Ā Grace Chemical - Manufactured rolled plastic products. Covered hoppers and boxcars. Tank cars. Hansel and Gretel 79th St off Metropolitan Meat processing company deli cold cuts. Never saw a train here but as I recall at its siding there was a sign that read something like "No Engines Past This Point"
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Attention Span 2011 | Amina Cain
Bhanu Kapil | (a poem-essay, or precursor: NOTES: for a novel: Ban en Banlieues) | Belladonna* | 2011
Because lying in the street for a long time is beautiful and necessary and also violent.
Matthew Goulish | 39 Microlectures | Routledge | 2000
"Do whatever you need to with this book, and, if possible, do not let it damage your thoughts."
Pamela Lu | Pamela: A Novel | Atelos | 1998
It took me a long time to get to this, and now I need to get to the next one, but I loved its intimacy and searching.
Octavia Butler | Kindred | Doubleday | 1979
This novel is amazing in its movement through time and in its narrative voice, which is crystalline.
Amanda Ackerman | The Seasons Cemented | Hex Presse | 2010
Like paying attention to a single line in a highly ornamental design, and then the next one, and then the next. Empty space is there too.
Violette Leduc, trans. Derek Coltman | The Lady and the Little Fox Fur | Peter Owen | 1967
There is pleasure in this short novel, for a character and for a reader, even when it seems as if a word like 'pleasure' should have gone missing.
Ronaldo Wilson | Poems of the Black Object | Futurepoem | 2009
Dreaming until it takes shape. And then achingly clear.
Marguerite Duras, trans. Eileen Ellenbogen | The Vice-Consul | Pantheon | 1968
A "sequel" of sorts to The Ravishing of Lol Stein, there's a humor in this novel I haven't found in other works by Duras.
Renee Gladman | TOAF | Atelos | 2008
The kind of book that makes one want to write; I would follow this narrative voice wherever it took me.
Danielle Dutton | Sprawl | Siglio | 2010
The accumulations become more and more addicting and so do the shining singularities.
Amina Cain is the author of I Go To Some Hollow (Les Figues, 2009). She lives in Los Angeles.
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Attention Span 2010 – Brent Cunningham
Mel Nichols | Catalytic Exteriorization Phenomenon | Edge | 2009
The title of Nichols's book, to my ear, indicates a kind of linguistic density that actually the poems inside don't much have—instead you get poems of such emotional authority and seriousness of purpose that immediately I was ready to go anywhere with them. There's lightness and levity as well, lots, but it's in the refreshing context of feeling like the poet really, deeply knows what she's doing, I mean really. Even the formal moves, the spacing, leaving phrases off in space, composition by field and the like, has a kind of rightness and intentionality to it that I don't often accept so unquestionly. This is the kind of book I take around with me to remind me how to write as well as how to read. What else can I say? I know it came out last year and was mentioned often then, but I just love this book
Aaron Kunin | The Sore Throat & Other Poems | Fence | 2010
A lot of writers are influnced by philosophy, but Kunin is one of very few living poet I know where I feel like I'm reading someone with truly philosophical sensibilities and skills, i.e. who really lives in a Kantian or maybe in this case more a Spinozian reality. What his work shows, I think, is in part how much feeling there is in thinking, and also how much pleasure there is in the artistic distanciation of self-conciousness
Khaled Mattawa | Tocqueville | New Issues Poetry & Prose | 2010
I'm not entirely persuaded by all the elements of Mattawa's work, but I like to mention him since I think he's completely worthwhile yet almost completely off the radar of most self-identified experimental writers. This makes sense if you read his early, more conventional and overly-wringing writing, or if you look at those who blurb his books, etc., but this book is serious and thoughtful about its politics, courageous in its formal experimentation, and fervent in its contempt for false emotion. If you read one book blurbed by Yusef Komunyakaa this year, it should be this one, etc.
Brenda Iijima, ed. | eco language reader | Nightboat | 2010
To the properly sceptical this book probably won't, and probably shouldn't, prove there's a new movement or even a new sensibility afoot, but whatever Iijima's anthology is or isn't claiming in those terms it is certainly very well edited, filled with a great group of contributors, and embarrasingly rich with new ideas and new passions.
Laura Moriarty | A Tonalist | Nightboat | 2010
I should perhaps recuse myself here since I'm one of Laura's "A Tonalists," but whether the pseudo-movement/anti-movement/non-movement of the title has any reality or not, Moriarty has used the idea of groups and groupings to make a fierce, delicate, layered text that stands as a work, and an art, of its own.
Douglas Rothschild | Theogony | Subpress | 2009
Rothschild has, basically, a classical sensibility (where "classical" is considered as running the gamut from the unadornedness of certain ancient greek writers to the unadornedness of Ted Berrigan), which is then shot through with a whole lot of eccentric, baroque intelligence. I may have been a little less taken with the long middle section about NYC than some: it's what seem to be framed as the more "minor" poems that really have stayed with me. And in a way that makes perfect sense because the significance of the minor is what Rothschild himself is so productively interested in.
Tan Lin | Heath (Plagiarism/Outsource) | Zasterle | 2009
There's something fascinating about limit cases, and Lin has been exploring those frontiers for a few books now, but this is the first time I really & completely got it. I like to carry around what I'll call Heath (the title is a subject of debate by the way) just to show aspiring conceptualists how tepid and obvious their plans often are, by comparison. Really I can't think of another book that seems to have gone farther off the grid of our presumptions about "the book" and "poetry" than this pleasantly transgressive text. It's a further mystery that it remains, inexplicably, rather readable (with the right kind of approach). Everything in it—images, computer code, emails, texts—have the feeling of being placed, not overly systematically, but such that they beg for your own thinking to complete them.
Michael Cross, Thom Donovan, Kyle Schlesinger, eds. | ON: Contemporary Practice, Issue #2 | Cuneiform | 2010
Some will say the structure of this magazine, where poets talk about the work of poets, will only add to the feeling that experimental poetry is a small coterie with a secret knock to get in. Others, including me, find ON to be just what was lacking, and will find it far less about in-group backslapping than one might presume (very much like the Attention Span project, which has a lot in common with ON). Coterie is a sword of the two-edged variety, and ON is a much needed venue for poets to not only talk about works by their contemporaries but to fashion a renewed sense of basic, shared critical values.
Yedda Morrison | Girl Scout Nation | Displaced Press | 2008
This is the oldest book on my list but I only just got to read it. I had the pleasure of hearing a lot of the poems in this book for a few years at various readings, but the effect of reading them all together is fierce and splendid and at an entirely other level. Anger and love seem to be Morrison's twin obsessions here and in other works—the love that both lies and lies in every anger, maybe. These concerns dovetail into her starkly eco/feminist/activist/understandably-pissed-off approach in ways that I find enviously original. She's doing some great work and to me this book is both sweeping and, despite or because of the intensity, suprisingly personal.
Tyrone Williams | The Hero Project of the Century | The Backwaters Press | 2010
Unlike a decade ago Williams is not a secret anymore, but he's still one of those poets I always read no matter what. I'd say I liked this book just a sliver less than On Spec, but it's still terrific. Compared to On Spec it's driven a bit more by content than form, but regardless TW is always, to me, most compelling in the way he works with linguistic density, counterpunctuating it with sudden moments of simple anger and direct content. I never thought enjambed aesthetic complexity could come across as so persuasive and natural, but it is here.
Attention Span 2010 – Susana Gardner
aRb (ar)/ARB (Rb) | joy as Tiresome Vandalism | if p then q then others | 2008
Definitely acquired from James Davies up in Manchester. I have had these two beautifully wax-sealed documents. I didn't want to open them, that is a shame because I finally broke the seal of one today to find a wondrously spineless collaboration with public spaces both poetic and photographic. As chance would have it I opened them incorrectly (2nd first, etc) This has the feeling of poetic grab-bag, especially in the confusion of my opening them wrong. This is a wonderful response project.
Elizabeth Bryant | (nevertheless enjoyment | Quale | 2010
Fantastic book—an inquisition of what if or what were in that space of nevertheless? Where it not this, were it not what it is in this temporal state. Clever in what is not said as it is in what is. The title, (nevertheless enjoyment crafts the book and utilizes the itself to its utmost possibility, denoted by space itself, the reader must remind themselves of the title again and again—with each new page and poem. Deliberate wanton poetic spaces, hapless and wondrous, with numerous possibility toward further want and understanding.
Harry Gilonis | North Hill | Free Poetry | December 2009
A syntactic consequence or take on two classical Chinese Poets, Tu mu and Yu Hsüan-chi —Gilonis makes the ancients new again. Each poem begins, or quite a way after Tu Mu (c. 803-852 AD) (or Yu Hsüan-chi 844-869 AD)
drinking alone
open window winds in snow
embrace embrasure open wine
yawning like a yawl in the rain
unreefed asleep solitude a star
for Peter Manson bis Mallarmé
Danielle Pafunda | iatrogenic: their tesitmonies | noemi | 2010
Wicked. Pafunda is at her best. Even had you dared to get iatrogenic with her, well it's no surprise she beat us all in her craft and cunning. Though I do wonder if their is a poetic possibility of iatrogenic disorder we as poets could, say inherit or intuit from our poet forbears? Perhaps this is what Pafunda is trying to get at, versus owning the role of palpitating patient? Hypnotically hip and positively derisive!
Kaia Sand | Remember to Wave | Tinfish | 2010
Here, the poet (Sand) crosses into new genre or territory of poet toward that of poet-journalist. Remember to Wave should be read as testimony, a position of witness in a time the world we live in simply want to forget. Tracing the city on foot, Sand unveils the lost story, a story that is told more through the landscape of archives as it is through the contemporary retelling of the Japanese-American POW camp experiences, and subsequent devastation of a people and culture. An incredible beauty is also unveiled in the city's foot-journey and Sand's mapped coordinates, and it is this: Every city needs a poet like Sand. In her own way, Sand challenges every poet to take on the city in which they live and perhaps bear the witness or voice of those that can no longer tell the story.
David Wolach | OCCULTATIONS | Black Radish | 2010
Wolach's Occultations is at once bawdy, beautiful and electrifying. No stops are missed, whether it be textural vispo imagery sidling other occultations and palimpsestic frameworks of a new body-poetic taxonomy. If ever a book needed to stand for a poet as they are daily as much as they are poetic, Occultations meets that challenge as it speaks plainly as well as being concurrently laden with contradictory fire and in your face farce— 'in the forest in the dilated pores of firenight/ I dare you to devour me'.
Jeff Hilson, ed. | The Reality Street Book of Sonnets | Reality Street | 2008
This is an amazing, must have collection of sonnets. I am a bit embarrassed that I did not have a copy until now. The amazing breadth and inclusion even of very anti-sonnet sonnets is fantastic. Notably for me, Sean Bonney's, Astrophil and Stella, Bern Porter's Sonnet for An Elizabethan Virgin (imagine oA oA oA oA oA in a sonnet), or Mary Ellen Solt's Moon Shot Sonnet, Paul Duton's sonic so'net (s), Alan Halsey's Discomposed Sonnets, John Gibbens' leaf matter sonnets, from Underscore, or Philip Nikoayev's Letters from Aldenderry, for which I must add I once asked, what is the opposite of an erasure…I think Nikolayev has given me the answer here. Props to Hilson and Reality Street for getting this beauty into the world.
Recently acquired goodies which I am very excited about reading…
Cara Benson | (made) | book thug | 2010
Francesca Lisette |As the Rushes Were (chapbook) | Grasp | 2010
Tom Jenks | * | if p then q | 2010
Tom Jenks | a priori | if p then q | 2008
Brenda Iijima | If Not Metaphoric | Ashanta | 2010
Zoe Skoulding |You will have your own Cathedral (with cd) | Seren | 2008
Scott Thurston | Internal Rhyme | Shearsman | 2010
Scott Thurston, ed. | The Salt Companion to Geraldine Monk | Salt | 007
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I got to see Byrne, Myles and Wagner read this summer, sadly did not get my hands on their books (yet). But all gave amazing readings and I will get their books before the new year.
Mairéad Byrne | The Best of (what's left of) Heaven (first edition) | Publishing Genius | na
Eileen Myles | Inferno: ( a Poet's Novel | OR Press | 2010
Catherine Wagner | My New Job | Fence | 2009
More Susana Gardner here. Here Attention Span for 2007. Back to directory.
Attention Span 2010 – Dana Ward
Patti Smith | Just Kids | Ecco | 2010
I read this as the sun went down during a three hour layover at the Philadelphia airport turning what looked to be three of life's most tedious hours into three of its most magical.
Franco "Bifo" Berardi | The Soul at Work | Semitotext(e) | 2010
"The mobile phone makes possible the connection between the needs of semio-capital and the mobilization of the living labor of cyber-space. The ringtone of the mobile phone calls the workers to reconnect their abstract time to the reticular flows"
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David Brazil | Spy Wednesday | TAXT | 2010
David Brazil | 1-18-09 | @ A Voicebox | 2009
"One is not permitted to forget that/this world is ordered as it is/according to protocols of violence/& exploitation. On which we/batten." (from Spy Wednesday)
Anne Boyer | The 2000s: A History of the Future in Advance of Itself
"I wrote yet another revolutionary email. The revolutionary email said: 'Culture is a barbarism against the soul' & 'because I have loved so many others the stakes are not myself.'"
Laura Moriarty, ed. | A Tonalist Poetry Feature | Jacket #40 | 2010
Laura Moriarty, ed. | A Tonalist Poetry Feature | Aufgabe #8 | 2010
"Some people write lyric poetry because they just want to and think it's great. Some write it though they think it's impossible. The latter are A Tonalists."
So much incredible writing in these two sections that I can't even begin to name favorites. Both sections have been inexhaustible resources of pleasure & inspiration this year.
Thom Donovan | Wild Horses of Fire | whof.blogspot.com | ongoing
Thom's blog is an incredible ever evolving constellation of art writing, poems (his own & others), proposals, calls for action, & always, more generally, a call for re-thinking. Astonishing intelligence is mated here to astonishing warmth.
Lisa Robertson | R's Boat | California | 2010
Lisa Robertson | The Lisa Robertson Issue; ed. Dan Thomas Glass | With+Stand #4 | 2010
Glass' great editorial work in the Lisa Robertson issue of With + Stand made for a beautiful & diverse companion while reading through R's Boat this spring in one long extended sigh of happy envy.
Lisa Howe | Sensible Sensations | unpublished manuscript | 2010
This long poem of Lisa's is a work of ekphrasis (written after a show by Cincinnati artist Matt Morris), & also a celebration of community, written with a special consideration for the artists & writers & musicians in Cincinnati's Brighton neighborhood. I had the pleasure to hear Lisa read it twice this spring, & each time the dynamism & loveliness of the writing linked me up to the loveliness & dynamism of our local experience together.
Lauren Dolgen, concept | Teen Mom | MTV | 2010
Too powerful, complex & problematic to say a lot about here, but this is the first reality series I've ever loved, if that's what I should say about how this show makes me feel.
Mark Fisher | Capitalist Realism | Zero Books | 2010
"So long as we believe (in our hearts) that capitalism is bad, we are free to continue to participate in capitalist exchange."
Helene Cixous | Three Steps of the Ladder of Writing | Columbia | 1993
Brandon Brown | The Poems of Gaius Valerius Catallus | Unpublished ms | 2010
A friend sent me the Cixous thinking I'd like it & boy oh boy was he right! With the Patti Smith thing this book has been the calibrating writing of my summer. I've read it twice & keep going back, & every time I end up exhilarated, dying to read all the books she's attending, & dying to write more books of my own. Outstanding! As to Brown's translation of Catallus I've been reading this book off and on through out the year& it's as big, as stupefying & wondrous as the universe itself. Don't sleep.
More Dana Ward here. His Attention Span for 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004. Back to directory.
Attention Span 2010 – Julie Carr
Nguyen Trai, trans. from Han and Nom by Paul Hoover and Nguyen Do | Beyond the Court Gate: Selected Poems of Nguyen Trai | Counterpath | 2010
Nguyen Trai lived in Vietnam from 1380-1422. The poems are direct depictions of daily life—intimate, immediate, funny, speaking of political turmoil, exile, competition, fear, desire, writing. "To a Friend": "Your poverty and infirmity make me feel pity / Like me, you must be crazy. / Like me you're exiled from your motherland / And have read only a few sentences out of books." Trai is revered in Vietnam as one of the two greatest poets in the country's history and is also known as a national hero for his role in helping to overthrow the Minh Dynasty, which had controlled Vietnam for centuries. That story is told in the shift from writing in Han to Nom.
Inger Christensen, trans. from the Danish by Susanna Nied | Alphabet | New Directions | 2001
A book-length abecedarian, structured according to the Fibonacci numerical sequence, the poem is a hymn to what is, to what "exists." "Apricot trees exist. Apricot trees exist." Or, for "c": "Cicadas exist, chicory, chromium / citrus trees; cicadas exist / cicadas, citrus, cypresses, the cerebellum." Deep engagement with the natural world does not preclude acknowledgment of (fear of) things human: loneliness exists, and "Icarus-children white as lambs / in greylight." This is an incredible translation, which keeps the abecedarian always in view without allowing it to destroy meaning or music. The book was originally published in 1981 in Danish. It has a permanent home on my desk when it's not in my bag or my hand.
Emily Dickinson, ed. R.W. Franklin | The Poems of Emily Dickinson | Belknap | 1999
Reading all the poems in the fascicles, in order, with a group of approximately fifteen other poets, writers, and scholars. Reading very slowly, very carefully. It should take at least a year and half.
Lisa Robertson | R's Boat | California | 2010
Alongside The Weather this is my favorite of Robinsons' books. I especially return to "Utopia": "The crows are still cutting the sky in half with their freckling eastward wake." Long lines work the sentence through a deeply lyrical intelligence. Aphoristic, enigmatic, musical, charged with a kind of desire that is never far from critique. "Money is ordinary and truly vernal."
Matthew Cooperman | Still of the Earth as the Ark which Does Not Move | Counterpath | forthcoming
Language from everywhere: books, television, news, movies, web, songs, memory pulled together, thrown together, over-the-top mash-up, but with a serious reason to be. This is political work, personal work, a cultural encyclopedia driven by doubt and passion, barely under control. An amazing reading experience, feels visceral.
Anne Carson and Rashaun Mitchell | Nox (the dance) | Performed at Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art | July 20, 2010
Carson read her text (or some of it) while dancer/choreographer Mitchell and the incredible Silas Riener performed an outrageously varied, spacious, and intense duet (both men dance for the Cunningham company, but the piece has none of the coolness or cerebral quality of Cunningham.) This dance allowed Carson's text to become much more immediate and powerful than it is in the book itself, which is fascinating, but somewhat removed. Not so the dance.
Joseph Lease | Testify | Coffee House | forthcoming
Gorgeous book driven by a particular blend of disgust and compassion that only Lease can pull off. Repetition, direct statement, directed through a careful musical composition: "in my body, 4 a.m. in my body, breading and olives and cherries. Wait, it's all rotten." This book feels necessary, precise, demanding.
Tomaz Salamun, ed. Thomas Kane, trans. Thomas Kane et al. | There's the Hand and There's the Arid Chair | Counterpath | 2009
Reading Salumun is a very particular pleasure. Hearing him read is a revelation. Publishing this book meant that I read it many times over, and it still remains a mystery (or a series of mysteries), but one that is lodged permanently in my mind.
Apollinaire | Alcools
Re-Reading by translating with Jennifer Pap. In this sense, reading for the first time.
C.D. Wright | Rising, Falling, Hovering | Copper Canyon | 2008
For me Wright is central. This work in particular has a complexity (multiple voices, narratives, positions, locales) that nonetheless stays grounded and urgent. Again, the work's rhythms support, drive and motivate its concerns.


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This is Linkin Park. With its roots in southern California, Linkin Park is an alternative, metal quintet band, that includes an eclectic mix of old-school hip-hop, traditional classic rock, and spooling electronic vibes.
The group Members of the group are: drummer Rob Bourdon, guitarists Brad Delson, Phoenix Farrell and singers Mike Shinoda, Joseph Hahn and Chester Bennington. Their first album, "Hybrid Theory," came out in the fall of 2000 and has reached sales of 4 million copies, making it a quadruple platinum seller. In 2007 they did another album. Its called, Minutes to Midnight.
Chester Bennington
CHESTER BENNINGTON Bennington was a vocalist in Grey Daze, a now-defunct grunge band from Phoenix, Arizona.[3] He is the lead vocalist. It's easy to fall into that thing 'poor, poor me', that's where songs like 'Crawling' come from: I can't take myself. But that song is about taking responsibility for your actions. I don't say 'you' at any point. It's about how I'm the reason that I feel this way. There's something inside me that pulls me down. Chester Bennington, Rolling Stone Magazine, 2002
CHESTER BENNINGTON At age 11 he made the jarring discovery that his parents and siblings were not in fact his blood relatives. This difficult reality was to be compounded over the next seven years by peer ridicule, sexual abuse and the untimely deaths of several of his friends. Like many who have had to deal with such issues, he turned to drugs and alcohol as a means of coping, becoming addicted to cocaine by the age of 18. An escape from this doomed course was finally made in 1996, when, with the help of a supportive partner (whom he married that same year), Bennington managed to overcome his chemical dependencies and began to turn his longtime musical ambitions into a working concern.
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Mike Shinoda As co-vocalist of rap- metal outfit Linkin Park -- owning the rapping skills to balance out Chester Bennington's tortured, emotional wail -- Mike Shinoda became one of the more recognizable faces of the nu metal scene in the early 2000s. He is another vocalists under Chester Born to a Japanese father and a Russian mother (who is reprotedly a distant decendant of composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky), Mike Shinoda was raised in the Los Angeles suburb of Agoura, where he resided for all of his pre- adult life.
Mike Shinoda After high school, Shinoda enrolled in the Art Center College of Design to study graphic design and illustration. Here he made the acquaintance of DJ Joseph Hahn, who, along with Delson's college-mate Dave Phoenix Farrell, was soon added to Xero's line-up. Shinoda eventually completed his college training with a degree in illustration, securing himself a job as a graphic designer right after graduation. It was just prior to this, in the final year of his studies, that the band (now called Hybrid Theory) brought in second vocalist Chester Bennington. Shinoda and his bandmates ultimately were to inflict themselves upon music consumers as Linkin Park.
Brad Delson
Brad Delson's future career was put on track in the 7th grade, which is when he met fellow aspiring musician and Southern California native Mike Shinoda.Mike Shinoda Delson has been sometimes criticized for playing simple guitar parts and never performing solos in Hybrid Theory and Meteora. He says that he "doesn't like to show off," giving reason to the fact that performing solos is a rare act for him. He has explained that this is due to the nature of the band, and that he tries to make his guitar playing sound like a keyboard or strings to try to fit in with the hip hop and electronica sounds of the band.Hybrid Theory Meteorahip hop
Brad Delson Brad Delson attended Agoura High School with childhood friend and Linkin Park bandmate Mike Shinoda. He played in various bands throughout his high school career, the most notable being Relative Degree, in which he met and teamed up with drummer Rob Bourdon.Agoura High SchoolLinkin ParkMike ShinodaRob Bourdon Originally a trumpet player, Delson had made the inevitable switch to guitar the previous year, another victim to the influence of that devil rock music. In collaboration with Shinoda he would develop his musical skills throughout high school.
Rob Bourdon
In the albums Hybrid Theory and Meteora, Bourdon's style was simplistic, mostly trying to fit the drumming into the sound of the band, with only "Easier to Run" from Meteora sounding very complex as Rob had to approach his drum playing style differently. In the latest Linkin Park album Minutes to Midnight Rob's drums had wooden bodies to sound more traditional, most notably a complex 3/4 drum pattern in "The Little Things Give You Away". In live shows, playing with the song "Bleed It Out", the song is extended with Rob playing a long solo.Hybrid Theory MeteoraLinkin ParkMinutes to MidnightBleed It Out
Joseph Hahn
Joe joined Linkin Park, after meeting fellow band mate Mike Shinoda in art school, when the band was called Xero in 1996 as the band's turntablist.Linkin ParkMike ShinodaXero Joe Hahn focused his contributions on programming with his sound effects board and MIDI keyboard in Minutes to Midnight.MIDI keyboard
Phoenix Farrell
His introduction to musical performance was largely provided by his mother, who taught him how to play the guitar. In his teens he became active with the local music scene, joining the Christian punk band Tasty Snax during his high school years; the band's name was later shortened to simply The Snax, and Farrell accordingly shortened his string count from six to four (although later sometimes making a halfway return up to five). After graduating from high school he enrolled at UCLA, where he ended up as the roommate of Brad Delson, a guitarist still active with his own high school band Xero.. His recording debut with Linkin Park was finally made in 2002 on the Reanimation remix album, to which he added performances on both vioin and cello.
David Farrell was brought into the world in the historic East Coast town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, but was transplanted at the age of five to the historic West Coast town of Mission Viejo, California. In his absence Xero changed their name first to Hybrid Theory and then Linkin Park, sold themselves to Warner Brothers, recorded and released their multi-platinum debut Hybrid Theory (featuring some of Farrell's compositional input, but with bass duties being shared between Delson and Scott Koziol), and established themselves as one of the industry's leading corporate rock bands. This change in circumstances must have made it a matter of small effort for the band Linkin Park
Their albums Hybrid Theory Reanimation Meteora Live In Texas Collision Course Minutes to Midnight.
Their songs "What I've Done" Faint CRAWLING By Myself In the end One Step Closer "A Place For My Head" "Breaking The Habit" "Forgotten" Somewhere I belong "Runaway" Paper cut "Lying From You" Bleed it out Give it up Shadow of the day
This is the group pictures Linkin Park Quiz: Can u name all of the men in LINKIN PARK? Once you got them write it here for Jenny Brown (White Wave~) to see or give her a comment on her page!!!!
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Here's a peculiar problem. I've recently acquired a second-hand iPod Nano 4GB. I can charge the battery with a charger that plugs into an electric socket, no problem there. However, if I use the datasync cable, connected to USB, it shows the charging icon. But the power just gets less and less. It starts 3/4 charged. Plug it into USB and a while later it's only half charged. Leave it a bit more and its in the red. I have tried several different USB sockets, and several different cables. They all do the same. I've also got several iPods, and this is the only one doing it. What could be causing this? Any idea how to stop it?
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