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Brian Fritz sent this in.
Tommy Dreamer spoke with Brian Fritz of BetweenTheRopes.com to talk about this Saturday night's House of Hardcore 2 event in Philadelphia, getting chants from The Sandman at last weekend's U.S. Open golf tournament, facing Rob Van Dam for possibly the final time on Friday night, the current WWE product and the excitement around it and more.
You can listen to the interview online at http://www.betweentheropes.com/2013/06/19/between-the-ropes-podcast-tommy-dreamer-june-19-2013/.
You can also subscribe to Between The Ropes on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/between-the-ropes/id652853185
Here are some excerpts from the interview:
On slowing down and thinking of retirement:
Yeah, some days. I recently hurt my neck really, really bad again and I had already broken my neck. It was just on an indie show and I came to the back and I was like 'man, I'm hurt'. And I don't want to be hurt in my life. I live pretty much – miraculously – pain-free and I don't want to have a lesser quality of life. Wrestling takes a toll and I've destroyed my body already. I've broken so many bones. I've broke my neck, I broke my bad and I've yet to have a surgery and I'm still going. I want to be able to pick up my kids. I want to enjoy life and not always be in pain.
On getting Tommy Dreamer chants at last weekend's U.S. Open golf tournament:
It was very funny. One, because The Sandman was there and he kept on texting me and was like 'dude, make sure you watch Tiger's putt it's going to happen in 20 minutes'. But I was at an appearance in Long Island in the day and I was like just don't get arrested. Tiger would be putting and he would just be screaming out my name and then there's other people. It's also in the Philadelphia area and my other friends are there. One guy is yelling and he's filming it and the other guy starting yelling 'Tommy Dreamer' and says 'doesn't he have a show coming up soon? Yeah, House of Hardcore'. Then three guys start chanting House of Hardcore. Ridiculous but very, very funny.
On the current excitement with the WWE product:
It's amazing. Most people have been very down on wrestling for quite some time and they'll have those brief moments. This from Sunday and once they announced Rob Van Dam and with a good crowd in Chicago, such a perfect place. And the perfect time to bring back CM Punk. Then that Raw was fabulous. It reminded me a lot of the Attitude Era in the sense of I have to watch this program. I don't know what's going to happen or who's going to show up. That's what WWE 100% needs because you think about it, a lot of people were down on WWE for bringing in The Rock, we're bringing in Undertaker or Triple H, Brock Lesnar, all these part-timers but if you think about it, you need those part-timers to help fill a huge stadium of WrestleMania.
Again, no team wins without veterans, without guys in their prime and without rookies. And if anything was a great buzz of what, to me, what wrestling should be. More people have been talking about these last two episodes than I want to say these last two and a half, three months.
On facing Rob Van Dam for possibly the last time on Friday night for Family Wrestling Entertainment in Corona, New York:
Yep, I totally said that to myself the other day thinking this will probably be the last time I get to wrestle Rob. I love Rob. We're great friends. I'm happy that Rob's coming back (to WWE). I know I'm going to kicked really, really hard and I know I'll be hitting him back really hard and in the end we're going to really hug each other and just really, really take it back. I know for me it will be something really special.
On if he feels pressure to try to make each House of Hardcore show bigger than the previous one:
Yes. I never had gray hair in my beard until I worked in the WWE office and I call them my WWE's. Then I started losing more hair when I, I don't want to say I went out on my own, I started losing more hair when I did my first show and now I have more gray hair on the side of my head. If nothing else, I will definitely get a Just for Men bears and hair sponsorship out of this because I don't like the salt and pepper look. I have very high expectations. I'm so wanting to up main events, up who I'm going to bring in.


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Five employees at the Craven County Department of Social Services have lost their jobs because of funding cutbacks. In all, nine DSS positions ranging from middle management to clerical staff were eliminated, including four posts that were vacant.
Five employees at the Craven County Department of Social Services have lost their jobs because of funding cutbacks.
In all, nine DSS positions ranging from middle management to clerical staff were eliminated, including four posts that were vacant.
The Craven County Board of Commissioners was advised in closed session last week that the reduction in force (RIF) was imminent, and County Manager Jack Veit confirmed Friday that the job cuts had been made.
The RIF was required to make up about a $600,000 shortfall in state and federal funds that would have required some Craven County matching dollars, said Alfreda Stout, deputy director of Social Services.
�This isn�t part of sequestration; it was very similar to what happened last year,� Stout said. �And the reduction in force was just one piece of the business restructuring to deal with the cuts.�
Craven County Human Resources Director Amber Parker identified the eliminated positions and salaries as Social Work Supervisor III, $52,262; Income Maintenance Administrator I, $55,012; Processing Unit Supervisor V, $30,608; Office Assistant III, $25,374; (two) Social Worker II, $36,924; Processing Assistant III, $25,374; Social Worker III, $40,552; Social Worker IA&T, $46,672. The salaries listed do not include benefits.
Stout said the five individuals in the filled posts had been employed at DSS from two years to more than 15.
�They were paid for one two-week pay period as required by our rules,� she said, adding she was unsure of whether they were anticipating the terminations.
�It is always difficult to have to let anybody go, for them to lose their jobs, and these cuts were pretty much across the board and affect every aspect of the department�s work,� Stout said. It reduces the department size to about 180 people.
The cuts affected programs including Income Maintenance, public programs for Food and Nutrition, Medicaid, Child and Family, Adult Services, and clerical and supportive services, she said.
�How do you keep doing what you�re mandated to do without the staff and the revenue for those programs,� Stout asked rhetorically.
�We�ve lost a significant number of employees this year and last year, but the number of programs we�re required to maintain remains the same,� she said. �We have less staff and less revenue, and the case loads grow during difficult economic times.�
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The concept of a "Gaming PC" often gets a bad rap. You'll get a lot of people looking at the cost of a top-of-the-line $2000 pre-built system (or just an overpriced gaming system) and wondering, "Who on earth would spend that much money on a system that's just for playing games!?" Obviously, the idea that a gaming PC is just for playing games is ludicrous -- any modern PC that can play games can inherently do all of the other PC-centric tasks equally well, if not better than the average non-gaming PC.
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Just when hope withers, the visa is granted.
The door opens to a street like in the movies,
clean of people, of cats; except it is your street
you are leaving. A visa has been granted,
'provisionally' – a fretful word.
The windows you have closed behind
you are turning pink, doing what they do
every dawn. Here it's gray. The door
to the taxicab waits. This suitcase,
the saddest object in the world.
Well, the world's open. And now through
the windshield the sky begins to blush
as you did when your mother told you
what it took to be a woman in this life.
Poem: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/exit-20/
Art: from Jacob Lawrence's "The Migration of the Negro" Series
I was ill, lying on my bed of old papers,
when you came with white rabbits in your arms;
and the doves scattered upwards, flying to mothers,
and the snails sighed under their baggage of stone …
Now your tongue grows like celery between us:
Because of our love-cries, cabbage darkens in its nest;
the cauliflower thinks of her pale, plump children
and turns greenish-white in a light like the ocean's.
I was sick, fainting in the smell of teabags,
when you came with tomatoes, a good poetry.
I am being wooed. I am being conquered
by a cliff of limestone that leaves chalk on my breasts.
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The time will come
when, with elation
you will greet yourself arriving
at your own door, in your own mirror
and each will smile at the other's welcome,
and say, sit here. Eat.
You will love again the stranger who was your self.
Give wine. Give bread. Give back your heart
to itself, to the stranger who has loved you
all your life, whom you ignored
for another, who knows you by heart.
Take down the love letters from the bookshelf,
the photographs, the desperate notes,
peel your own image from the mirror.
Sit. Feast on your life.
Poem: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/love-after-love/
Art: Derek Walcott, "Garden with Stone Table," 2000
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Abortions will not let you forget.
You remember the children you got that you did not get,
The damp small pulps with a little or with no hair,
The singers and workers that never handled the air.
You will never neglect or beat
Them, or silence or buy with a sweet.
You will never wind up the sucking-thumb
Or scuttle off ghosts that come.
You will never leave them, controlling your luscious sigh,
Return for a snack of them, with gobbling mother-eye.
I have heard in the voices of the wind the voices of my dim killed children.
I have contracted. I have eased
My dim dears at the breasts they could never suck.
I have said, Sweets, if I sinned, if I seized
Your luck
And your lives from your unfinished reach,
If I stole your births and your names,
Your straight baby tears and your games,
Your stilted or lovely loves, your tumults, your marriages, aches, and your deaths,
If I poisoned the beginnings of your breaths,
Believe that even in my deliberateness I was not deliberate.
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Since anyhow you are dead.
Or rather, or instead,
You were never made.
But that too, I am afraid,
Is faulty: oh, what shall I say, how is the truth to be said?
You were born, you had body, you died.
It is just that you never giggled or planned or cried.
Believe me, I loved you all.
Believe me, I knew you, though faintly, and I loved, I loved you
Poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poems/detail/43309
Art: Tschabalala Self, "Good Girl 1," Oil on canvas, 24″ x 36," 2014
Say to them,
say to the down-keepers,
the sun-slappers,
the self-soilers,
the harmony-hushers,
"even if you are not ready for day
it cannot always be night."
You will be right.
For that is the hard home-run.
Live not for battles won.
Live not for the-end-of-the-song.
Live in the along.
Art: "This Way" by Senga Nengudi
Poem: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/speech-to-the-young-speech-to-the-progress-towar/
whatever slid into my mother's room that
late june night, tapping her great belly,
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is this the moon, my father used to grin.
cradling me? it was the moon
but nobody knew it then.
the moon understands dark places.
the moon has secrets of her own.
she holds what light she can.
we girls were ten years old and giggling
in our hand-me-downs. we wanted breasts,
pretended that we had them, tissued
our undershirts. jay johnson is teaching
me to french kiss, ella bragged, who
is teaching you? how do you say; my father?
the moon is queen of everything.
she rules the oceans, rivers, rain.
when I am asked whose tears these are
I always blame the moon.
Poem: https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/moonchild/
Art: Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle, The Transfiguration 2015.
gouache, India ink and acrylic on wood panel
8 x 8 inches
no one leaves home unless
home is the mouth of a shark
you only run for the border
when you see the whole city running as well62
your neighbors running faster than you
breath bloody in their throats
the boy you went to school with
who kissed you dizzy behind the old tin factory
is holding a gun bigger than his body
you only leave home
when home won't let you stay.32
no one leaves home unless home chases you
fire under feet
hot blood in your belly
it's not something you ever thought of doing
until the blade burnt threats into
your neck
and even then you carried the anthem under
your breath
only tearing up your passport in an airport toilets
sobbing as each mouthful of paper
made it clear that you wouldn't be going back.
you have to understand,
that no one puts their children in a boat
unless the water is safer than the land112
no one burns their palms
under trains
beneath carriages
no one spends days and nights in the stomach of a truck
feeding on newspaper unless the miles travelled
means something more than journey.
no one crawls under fences
no one wants to be beaten
no one chooses refugee camps
or strip searches where your
body is left aching
or prison,
because prison is safer
than a city of fire
and one prison guard
in the night
is better than a truckload
of men who look like your father
no one could take it
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no one skin would be tough enough
go home blacks
dirty immigrants
asylum seekers
sucking our country dry
niggers with their hands out
they smell strange
messed up their country and now they want
to mess ours up
how do the words
the dirty looks
roll off your backs
maybe because the blow is softer
than a limb torn off
or the words are more tender
than fourteen men between
your legs
or the insults are easier
to swallow
than rubble
than bone
than your child body
in pieces.
i want to go home,
but home is the mouth of a shark
home is the barrel of the gun
and no one would leave home10
unless home chased you to the shore
unless home told you
to quicken your legs
leave your clothes behind
crawl through the desert
wade through the oceans
be hunger
forget pride
your survival is more important
no one leaves home until home is a sweaty voice in your ear
run away from me now
i dont know what i've become
but i know that anywhere
is safer than here
Poem: http://seekershub.org/blog/2015/09/home-warsan-shire/
Art: "Vogel Immigration," by Moustapha Dimé, 1997, Metal on Wood, 64 x 88 cm
after Carrie Mae Weems Roaming Series
Before I knew
how to fill my onyx body
with slick measures,
dip every curve
in my skin with dark sway,
I needed a picture.
Before me stood
a long black dress I called Woman―
you stand opaque
with your back to me,
a statue of witness,
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I can Return
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of your silhouette
to find my longest muscle.
We both stare down
the ocean to stillness.
O, Carrie―
what are you trying
to tell me here?
I've been standing by water
my whole damn life
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Poem: http://www.thrushpoetryjournal.com/may-2016-tiana-clark.html
Art: from Carrie Mae Weems' "Roaming Series" (2006)
Sure, I want to believe a poem can block a bullet too
that a poem could save me at the end of the world,
my bug-out bag teeming with "Good Bones." My friend's
husband sells guns. He's a republican. His sales boom
under a democratic president, and sometimes he feels
strange-weird about making money off his opposition.
But people are afraid, he says, that their guns will get taken
away, so they load up and up, and now that Trump is here
people are pushing poems around the Internet like a salve,
slathering feeds with verse as sustenance for the apocalypse.
I'm getting emails about my work, they read: it's so important
right now. I think right now has always been for sale. I was
always born writing poems about my skin and country. Anyone
in marketing knows about fads. Sometimes when I enter a new
house I wonder if they have a gun hiding under their bed, locked
and cocked… when I just have a poem in my pocket or stuck
in my head. Like when I'm in traffic, sometimes I say out loud:
I know all words come from preexisting words and divide
until our pronouncements develop selves. Sometimes I'll mess up
and say it again until the line rolls over my tongue like warm milk.
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I'll have nothing but a stack of books by my bed that I've been
wanting to read or am in the middle of reading or holding a gift
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when I read this book. See: when you [ ], everything
be a poem. Everything be – my life still standing – a loaded Gun.
Every. Thing. Be, a deadly foe bent on my destruction. No, I can't
separate my politics from my family or my body from my body.
You say you love me/You say you love me/You say you love me,
then love these parts of me you didn't vote for, and then say how
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I'm tired of forgiving and explaining myself. Sometimes, I don't
want to forgive, or explain myself. Yes, I write what I know and
what I want you to know (and what I don't know): is everything,
how everything be so in right now, yes, everything might be falling
apart, but the center must hold, because when you [ ]:
it has to. The center can hold—the center can hold and still sing.
Poem: http://foggedclarity.com/article/right-now/
Art: "March on Washington" by Alma Thomas (1964)
A Black church is burned in Mississippi
and spray painted Vote Trump
It's a pretty obvious metaphor from here
right? Brimstone Armageddon
Bullets their copper beaks
Kissing midflight smoke flies to migrate
And this is what I know of inheritance
the town is named Greenville
I know this because the news says
what my blood already knew
My great grandfather was "from"
In the way rubble is "from"
a building
Or the way that a casket is "from"
a life
Still too obvious? Ok that's fair
let's try again
My great grandfather was pale
as a surrender
or white like a set of massive wings
whispering home
My great grandfather owned a store
because he looked white
The presumption of the body
is a shoddy prayer to hide in
The town found out and calmly told him
he had 24 hours
or they would tar and feather him
presumably to death
smoke flies to migrate I always say
Smoke when I mean Family
I live 131 miles from Greenville
a choice that put ash in my mother
And her cereal while an epidemic
of red caps dripped out
The mouth of a swelling kind of country
like a neglected cavity humming
a blues that sounds like a child spoken
for the last time
and surely the metaphor is exhausting
itself in your mouth
surely you are waiting for some inevitable use
of Holy or Sacred or Wrong or America
So I will settle for Expected
and say I am surprised
It took the fire (which touched my Great Grandfather's foot
in a way that can only make us cousins) so long
to say
Welcome home
Poem: http://therumpus.net/2017/01/the-rumpus-inaugural-poems-julian-randall/
okay you guys are gonna love it. get this
all the black women turn invisible,
all of them
just overnight. America goes to sleep and they're there
and they wake up and they're not
the scary part? ______stick with me
they're not gone. YOU JUST CAN'T SEE EM
_____think about it
_____they can see each other
_____but you can't see them
_____and they could be anywhere
the girl you passed up for the promotion
she could be in your car
ready to yank your head back by your hair
right when you're at a busy intersection
the woman you grabbed on the subway escalator
she could be in your living room
looking through your tax returns
the group of friends you whistled at
might take turns whistling back at you from hidden places
shrill, and off-key, until you go mad
the one you prodded and whispered about
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the girl you lied on again and again
might be on the back porch where you smoke
and she's dousing your cigarettes in lighter fluid
all the ones whose hair you touched
all the ones whose names you mocked
all the ones whose pay you cut
the ones whose houses
the ones whose jobs
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the ones who
the ones who
the ones
they could be anywhere with knives
or guns or poison or machetes or
things they have to say to you about you
and you have to listen
i mean let's be real maybe they would just leave
go somewhere warm and secret, string up Christmas lights,
raise goats and chickens, grow zucchini and fire up the grill,
make every night for cards and barbecue, let their hair grow
or cut it all off, let themselves get fat
or skinny, talk about things
that are not you
but then again
maybe they would do everything you did to them
do it more
and faster
and harder
with all the mean they learned from you.
the witless cruelty
the smirking dismissals
the rope across your wrist
all the twisted words and lucky punches
and you wouldn't even see them coming
horror movie pitch 2
this one is even better than the last. you'll love it.
it's like_____ your typical Exorcist-type situation
you know
not religious, but Old Testament inspired.
like, rivers of blood.
it goes like this
the men who climbed to acclaim on our backs
digging their knees into our kidneys
dirty nails into our thighs
all of their books, films, albums,
whatever they made in this life
catches on fire.
but before it burns it bleeds.
stigmata, on paper
staining the nice office carpeting of important people
and then turning their hands to boils
when they reach out to touch the thing they once loved.
the men don't burn, just their work.
and they watch it all happen from comfortable chairs they didn't pay for
before the locusts come
Art: "Sapphire," 2015, by Tschabalala Self
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Fortunately, the family, anxious about its diminishing
food supply, encountered a small, possibly hostile pig
along the way. The daughter happened upon it first
pushing its scuffed snout against something hidden
at the base of a thornbush: a blood-covered egg, maybe,
or small rubber ball exactly like the sort that snapped
from the paddle my mother used to beat me with
when I let her down. At the time the father and mother
were tangled in some immemorial dispute about cause
and effect: who'd harmed whom first, how jealousy
did not, in fact, begin as jealousy but as desperation.
When the daughter called out to them, they turned
to see her lift the pig, it was no heavier than an orphan,
from the bushes and then set it down in their path.
They waited to see whether the pig might idle forward
with them until they made camp or wander back toward
the home they'd abandoned to war. Night, enclosed
in small drops of rain, began to fall upon them.
"Consequence" is the word that splintered my mind.
Walking a path in the dark is about something
Dress Casual March Judith winter Boutique xpqaw61fthe way a family is about something. Like the pig,
I too, wanted to reach through the thorns for the egg
or ball, believing it was a symbol of things to come.
I wanted to roll it in my palm like the head
of a small redbird until it sang to me. I wanted
to know how my mother passed her days having
never touched her husband's asshole, for example.
Which parts of your body have never been touched,
I wanted to ask. I'd been hired to lead the family
from danger to a territory full of more seeds than bullets,
but, truth was, in the darkness there was no telling
what was rooting in the soil. Plots of complete silence,
romantics posing in a field bludgeoned by shame.
The heart, biologically speaking, is ugly as it pumps
its passion and fear down the veins. Which is to say,
starting out we have no wounds to speak of
beyond the ways our parents expressed their love.
We were never sure what the pig was after or whether
it was, in fact, not a pig but some single-minded soul
despair turned into a pig, some devil worthy of mercy.
Without giving away the enigmatic ending, I will say,
when we swallowed the flesh, our eyes were closed.
Poem: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/07/11/ars-poetica-with-bacon-by-terrance-hayes
Art: by Ronald Lockett
Infinity doesn't interest me
not altogether
I crawl and kneel and grub about
I beg and listen for
what can go away
(as easily as love)
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like the children
hard on oneway streets/infinity
doesn't interest me
not anymore
not even
repetition your/my/eye-
lid or the colorings of sunrise
or all the sky excitement
added up
is not enough
to satisfy this lusting admiration that I feel
your brown arm before it
the temporary sacred
tales ago
first bikeride round the house
when you first saw a squat
carry babies on her back
opossum up
in the persimmon tree
you reeling toward
that natural
with so much wonder still
it shakes your voice
the temporary is the sacred
takes me out
and even the stars and even the snow and even
the rain
do not amount to much unless these things submit to some disturbance
some derangement such
as when I yield myself/belonging
to your unmistaken
and let the powerful lock up the canyon/mountain
peaks the
hidden rivers/waterfalls the
deepdown minerals/the coalfields/goldfields
diamond mines close by the whoring ore
at the center of the earth
spinning fast as numbers
I cannot imagine
let the world blot
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almighty/fathomless and everlasting
(whatever that may be)
it is this time
that matters
it is this history
I care about
the one we make together
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as a lame cat on the loose
or quick as kids freed by the bell
or else as strictly
as only life must mean
a once upon a time
I have rejected propaganda teaching me
about the beautiful
the truly rare
the soft push of the ocean at the hushpoint of the shore
the soft push of the ocean at the hushpoint of the shore
is beautiful
for instance)
the truly rare can stay out there
I have rejected that
abstraction that enormity
unless I see a dog walk on the beach/
a bird seize sandflies
or yourself
approach me
laughing out a sound to spoil
the pretty picture
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heartbeating memory
I read the papers preaching on
that oil and oxygen
that redwoods and the evergreens
that trees the waters and the atmosphere
compile a final listing of the world in
short supply
but all alive and all the lives
persist perpetual
in jeopardy
as scarce as every one of us
as difficult to find
or keep
as irreplaceable
Track Track BB Pants Pants Track BB BB BB Track Pants as frail
as every one of us
as I watch your arm/your
brown arm
just before it moves
I know
all things are dear
that disappear
all things are dear
that disappear
1811: The Prince Regent celebrates himself
I have always believed that love is
an overflowing, an abundance one needs
to be rid of, to pour into another. That other
can be a man or a woman, dog or hillock
or headdress of ostrich feathers; it can be
sculpture or shoreline or even a sunless day
seeping its silvery light over the Thames.
It may arrive quietly, a moment between moments
in the river of talk, after the hot soup but before
the mutton; or it can be the mutton, too -
its ginger tang and musky finish.
However it comes, the sensation is
massive, inconvenient, undeniable.
If one were to banish extravagance,
all longing would take on edges. Witness
the general, poised on the smoking field,
as he surveys the strewn body bits
with a ghoulish mix of rue and relish,
he has won another snippet of territory
and is hungry for more. Love is rounder
and less dignified; if love brandished a sword
I would kneel and bare my neck.
Some call me gaudy, capricious; it's true
that I drool when I drink and cannot walk the path
from bed to breakfast tray without wheezing.
I'm gouty, corseted, flatulent, - but it's all
because I cannot refuse a thing it's chance
to shine, to sigh or deliquesce. So let there be
stars in every glass and fireworks over the park,
spun sugar pagodas on mirrored lakes, diamonds,
a footman in ancient armor, crimson drapery;
and down the center of the banquet table
set for two hundred in the Gothic conservatory
an actual stream - pure water cascading
between banks of real moss with tiny flowers -
and fish flashing, gold and silver, down the sluice.
More pineapple, more cherry wine!
Tell the other two thousand guests
gathered in Carlton House
that we are here to show the world
England's swaggering heart;
and that I intend to celebrate all century,
until something even grander arrives -
more outrageous and beautiful - to swallow me
in its monstrous, invisible embrace.
Poem: https://books.google.com/books/about/Sonata_Mulattica.html?id=0roLAQAAMAAJ
Art: "morning muse iii" by Gerald Sheffield, (Flashe on wood panel) 10x10 inches, 2015.
But I have wanted
As I want when I look at the painting,
To unhouse my body.
I have wanted the kind of grace God gives
Only to the drowned


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Prices for iron ore dropped more than 8% on Monday in the wake of Chinese data showing a hefty drop in the nation's February exports, extending the steel-processing component's slide into a bear market. Now, some analysts are expecting a snapback.
Iron ore for immediate delivery to the port of Tianjin in China dropped 8.3% on Monday to hit a low of $104.70 per dry metric ton, according to The Steel Index. The $9.50 per dry metric ton drop on Monday was the largest fall since Oct. 2011, it said.
A chart from The Steel Index shows that prices traded at around $140 in early December so prices have fallen roughly 25% from those levels. A 20% drop or more from a recent peak means that the commodity has officially entered a bear market.
Monday's drop in iron ore prices came as "as the market soured after the weekend's report of an unusual Chinese trade deficit in February, said Tim Hard, director of The Steel Index, in a video dated Tuesday. "This comes on the back of a new reality of tighter credits availability for steel mills as well as ongoing smog-related output reductions."
"The iron ore market in 2014 is looking a very different animal to that of 2013," he said, adding that the second half of last year was characterized by a persistent "range-bound nature."
But the iron ore market is also getting hit from what Evan Lucas, market strategist at Melbourne-based IG, referred to as "a double-edged credit problem."
"Under normal commercial trading, banks are happy to accept ore or commodities as collateral for loans," he said in a note Monday. Copper is normally the preferred commodity, although "iron ore has been steadily increasing its position on the banks collateral list."
Read: Copper prices may have hit bottom.
Currently, analysts believe that one third of the iron ore held at Chinese ports is under financing agreements versus normal conditions of around 10%, said Lucas. That has "artificially inflated the iron ore price as demand for collateral boosted iron ore imports, which [led] to average prices of $130 to $135 a ton in the back end of 2013."
With most of the inventory purchases believed to unhedged, "margin calls are coming thick and fast and losses are mounting," he said. "This could see inventory-dumping as losses become unsustainable."
But what's more likely to happen is banks take control of the inventory as traders default, said Lucas. Banks are unlikely to dump cargo on the market until prices recover, he said.
"This should moderate the dumping effect and I would therefore expect a leveling of the current decline as banks take control of supply," he said.
The next catalyst for the beaten-down metal is Thursday, when China is slated to release industrial production figures for February.
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Get high: Scale the heights at Rocky Top
Cold winter weekends are killers. The kids are climbing the walls, whining about being bored, and driving me crazy. Just as I'm about to pull my hair out and run into the street screaming, my neighbor Charlotte calls to invite my guys to go with their family to Rocky Top.
Strains of banjo music run through my head, a song about Tennessee.
"What's Rocky Top?" I ask innocently.
"It's just the best thing in the world for William (her over active 13-year-old and best friend to my younger son)," Charlotte says. "There's no place like it for him to use up all that energy."
Intrigued, I went with them to find out for myself about this pearl disguised in a concrete block building on industrial Allied Street.
"It's my personal sandbox," says owner Bill Thompson. "It's a place to play."
Rocky Top Fitness Center has been around since 1994 when former owner Doug Simon bought a racquetball club here and turned one of the courts into a climbing room. Thompson bought the place last summer and now offers racquetball, wallyball, a weight room, and, the part the kids love best, the climbing room.
Three sides of this room are covered with uneven stone-grey plaster and dotted with protrusions of various sizes where climbers grab a toe- or handhold. Ropes are fastened into the floor along the wall, and kids young and old, wearing hip harnesses and climbing shoes, make their best effort at scaling the walls while a friend belays from below.
There's no glitz here, no pumped up prima donnas prancing around the place. There isn't even a sauna. What there is is a low-key venue for kids as young as five and as old as they like to have fun, get in shape, and work off some of that excess liveliness that comes from being confined to the house by cold or snow.
"It's like a family here," says Alan Jones whose sons, nine-year-old Tyler and almost-six-year-old Coley, have been climbing the walls at Rocky Top five days a week for over a year. "Bill is like an uncle to my kids. They beg me to come here."
Now, thanks to Charlotte, my kids are begging me to climb at Rocky Top, too.
Rocky Top is open seven days a week: 3-9pm Monday-Friday, 11am-7pm Saturday, and 1-7pm on Sunday. 1729 Allied St. 984-1626. www.rockytopgym.com.


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The company based in the Goshen Park commerce center has six locations and will open a seventh clinic in Pooler before the end of this year.
In addition to Rincon, the company has a clinic in Richmond Hill, one in Hinesville, two in Savannah and one in Jacksonville, Fla.
The privately owned physical therapy, occupational therapy and personal training company has created more than 100 jobs.
Jacques L. Beauchamp and Eric C. Bull founded the company in February of 2004, starting in a 14-foot by 10-foot room in the back of a gym in Rincon. Between April of 2006 and April of 2009, the company grew more than 600 percent.
"This award is a testament to the fact that small businesses can thrive in a less than desirable economy if they deliver a high-quality service or product," Beauchamp said of the Inc. recognition. "We've had to push harder to grow, but the fact that we've made the list four years running speaks to the quality of our staff and the care they provide our patients."
Spine & Sport's owners have created the Spine & Sport Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports the Biodynamics & Human Performance Center. The center is a research and skills lab that fosters the work of rising students in Armstrong Atlantic State University's physical therapy and sports medicine programs.
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Two years ago, Chatroulette burst onto the scene with a remarkable – and somewhat scary – premise. Click a button, and you'd be thrown into a video chat with a random stranger.
It quickly became an Internet sensation, but there was one big problem. Because participants were anonymous, there was no accountability. Chatroulette quickly became known as a playground for perverts who took pleasure in exposing themselves. Despite efforts by its 17-year-old creator to police the service, Chatroulette's user base fled and the service withered.
But the idea, while poorly executed, was intriguing. On Tuesday, Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning – the creators of the original Napster – launched a service inspired by Chatroulette called Airtime. Unlike Chatroulette, you're anything but anonymous, because Airtime is closely tied into Facebook, putting a name to the mug being captured on video.
You can use Airtime to talk to your friends on Facebook – even though Facebook has its own videochat system – or you can let the service find someone you don't necessarily know. It uses information in your profile to match you with people who have similar interests.
During Airtime's launch event, Parker and Fanning said they wanted to recapture the excitement and energy of the popular AOL chat rooms of the 1990s – which strikes me as a dubious goal at best – but still provide some safety for users. Airtime employs facial recognition to determine whether what's in the video windows is actually, um, a face. You can also report an abusive user, and the system may ban users to who are quickly and often "nexted', passed over for a new chat partner.
Parker said he thinks the current crop of social media services are "boring", and believes Airtime can make things more interesting. Despite the fact that there were so many glitches during the service's launch event that the big-name celebrities hired to entertain had to tapdance around failed chat attempts, Airtime got a huge amount of buzz Tuesday. Parker and Fanning's standing in the business may help it rise above the crowd.
But the crowd is a formidable one. As I said, Facebook already has videochat built in. Google+ offers its Hangout feature, which allows for multi-person videochats. Microsoft now owns Skype, and which will be integrated into Windows 8. Apple has FaceTime, which works across mobile as well as desktop platforms, though is confined to the Mac/iOS platforms, despite a promise at launch to release it as a standard.
I suspect Airtime will follow the same trajectory as Chatroulette – it may burn brightly for a while, then fade as the novelty gives way to the reality that random videochats are, well, kinda random. Video is a very different medium from the AOL text chats Parker invoked. It's more intrusive and more demanding of attention.
And those text chats were interesting because, behind pixilated text characters, you could be whoever you wanted to be. The mystery was part of the fun. But with random videochats, everyone knows you're a dog.


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DIY Projects
How to Add Roll Out Wire Baskets to Kitchen Cabinets
By: Allen Lyle
To make the best use of the storage space in deep kitchen cabinets, consider installing pull-out wire baskets, such as these 14" wide baskets from ClosetMaid, which are available at The Home Depot. For narrower doors, an 11" wide model is also available.
To install wire baskets in your kitchen cabinets:
- Measure the width and depth of the cabinet opening.
- Buy wire baskets to fit the size of your cabinets.
- Remove the cabinet doors, if needed, for better access.
- Center the base of each wire basket base in the cabinet opening.
- Position the base in the cabinet so the cabinet door will close.
- Attach the basket base to the shelf in the cabinet.
- Insert the wire basket in the basket base.
- Rehang the cabinet doors on the cabinet.
Watch this video to find out more.
Further Information
- How to Build a Pullout Trash Bin for Your Kitchen (video)
- Kitchen Cabinet Door Rack (video)
- How to Make a Kitchen Cabinet Rack to Store Lids for Pots (video)
- DIY Kitchen Cabinet Wine Glass Display Rack (video)
Video Transcript
Danny Lipford: This week we're exploring home improvement projects that you can do for less than $100, and Allen is right in the middle of one with homeowner Bud Black. The back of Bud's pantry isn't very accessible because of its depth, so Allen has found some roll-out wire baskets to solve the problem At a little under $25 each, they come in under the $100 mark. Now, it's just a matter of getting them installed.
Allen Lyle: All right. What are you thinking there, Bud?
Bud Black: Well, I think it's going to work.
Danny Lipford: This kind of detailed layout may require a little extra effort like temporarily removing a cabinet door, but it'll pay off later.
Allen Lyle: All right. Let's go ahead and draw some lines here.
Danny Lipford: By precisely centering the baskets in the existing openings, Allen and Bud will not only ensure that there aren't any obstructions when they roll out.
Allen Lyle: Fifteen. This is nine and a quarter. I didn't know I had do any math here. Okay. Did you already get that?
Bud Black: I think.
Allen Lyle: Three and an eighth. Three and an eighth is what we got? Wait. Nine and a quarter. Subtract from 15. That's five and, what did I say, a quarter? Five and three quarters left. Right? So, five and three quarters divided by two. That's two and a half and three-eighths Two and seven-eighths. Is that right?
Danny Lipford: They'll also maximize the extra shelf space that isn't covered up by the baskets so that area can also be used for storage.
Allen Lyle: All right. Let's say maybe, that basket sticks out a little bit. Want to bring it about two inches edge, will that work?
Bud Black: Well, you think it's better to utilize all the space back to the back?
Allen Lyle: Want to take it all the way back?
Bud Black: Well, I don't know about all the way.
Allen Lyle: Or bring it up?
Danny Lipford: Once the track is in the right location, it's just a matter of securing it with a few screws before installing the basket and checking the clearance.
Allen Lyle: How about that? Think she'll be happy with that?
Bud Black: Yeah. Let's check that door and see if that door closes good.
Allen Lyle: How much do we have? Oh, half an inch. We're good.
Danny Lipford: Now they simply repeat the process three more times.
Bud: All right, Allen.
Danny Lipford: And this pantry problem is solved.
Allen Lyle: All right. One more. Oh, yeah. I think you're set.
Bud Black: Well, I think that did real well, Allen, but there's only one thing. I think next weekend I'll be putting them in the bottom cabinets.
Allen Lyle: Well, you know, making work for other people is what I'm good at. Good luck.
Bud Black: Well, we thank you.
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4 Comments on "How to Add Roll Out Wire Baskets to Kitchen Cabinets"
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A.J. Smit Says:
July 11th, 2018 at 3:24 am
Looking for wire basket shelves to be used in cupboards as prescribed by Architect
paula robbins Says:
August 19th, 2012 at 10:17 am
The cabinet I would like to retro fit is only 10″ wide. I can put
wicker baskets in but need to find the kit that will allow me to pull the baskets forward. Do you know of any?
Ben Erickson Says:
December 4th, 2011 at 10:06 am
Hi Jean,
As noted in the text below the video, the wire baskets we used in the video are available at The Home Depot. You can also buy them on the ClosetMaid website. To purchase the basket online, click on the Home Depot or ClosetMaid link in the article above.
Jean Baker Says:
December 4th, 2011 at 6:04 am
Where to purchase wire cabinet baskets you show on video for less than$25.00?
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Total shoulder replacement, also known as total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA), is a tremendously successful procedure for treating the severe pain and stiffness that often result at the end stage of various forms of arthritis or degenerative joint disease of the shoulder joint. The primary goal of shoulder replacement surgery is pain relief, with a secondary benefit of restoring motion, strength, function, and assisting with returning patients to an activity level as near to normal as possible. Many patients return to the sports they love like tennis, golf, and swimming, while also pursuing personal health initiatives such as individual training, yoga and pilates.
Painful shoulder arthritis refers to the disappearing of the normally smooth cartilage surfaces of the shoulder, which permit the ball and socket to smoothly glide against one another. This disappearance of cartilage covering results in a "bone on bone" joint and can be quite painful. Thus new surfaces provide the answer for restoration of comfort.
The actual surgery involves replacing the damaged humeral head (or joint "ball") with a metal ball, and putting a new smooth plastic surface on the glenoid (called the "socket"). [see Fig. 2] Metal on plastic surfaces (rather than metal on metal) are the hallmark of virtually all shoulder replacement implant systems. Partial shoulder replacement (or hemi-replacement) may also be indicated with certain severe shoulder fractures of the humeral head. This technique requires the replacement of the ball component only.
In recent years, a new type of shoulder replacement, the "reverse" shoulder [Figure 6] has entered the armamentarium of shoulder surgeons to treat arthritis. HSS surgeons have led the design team of both traditional, or "anatomic" shoulder replacement, and the Reverse shoulder.
The design rationale for the reverse shoulder replacement is based on the fact that since in nature the shoulder ball "rests against" the socket, rather than being deeply contained within the socket, it relies on the tendons surrounding the ball socket to both hold it in place and to move it. In some types of arthritis, these tendons are severely damaged, torn, or non functioning. Because of this, an anatomic shoulder has no soft tissue to hold it in place and or to move it.
The design of the reverse shoulder puts the ball on the patients own socket, and it is the plastic socket which is placed on the humerus bone. The reverse design has more stability and does not need the tendons to hold it in place. It also is moved by the deltoid muscle, not the rotator cuff tendon, so it is an ideal choice when the damaged shoulder needs new surfaces, but does not have healthy enough soft tissues for stabilization and movement.
HSS surgeons have been instrumental in developing new materials, designs, and techniques. Since its introduction in the United States 1/2 century ago, the procedure has been refined by combinations of improvement in surgical, anesthesia, and rehabilitation techniques.
The most common indication for TSA is shoulder pain due to arthritis that cannot be controlled with non-operative treatment such as anti-inflammatory medications by mouth or injection, or rest. Accompanying the pain is a progressive stiffness and loss of motion, with the patient often experiencing a grinding or grating sensation within the shoulder joint that is disturbing and painful. These sensations represent the bones of the ball and socket, devoid of cartilage, rubbing against one another.
A series of standard x-rays are taken to determine the condition of the shoulder joint (See Figure 1). A CT scan, which is a specialized x-ray, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) which is not an x-ray, may also be necessary to evaluate bone quality as well as the condition of important surrounding structures such as the rotator cuff tendon. Those with possible nerve damage may also undergo an EMG test, or Nerve Conduction test, to evaluate the nerves which feed the important muscles of the shoulder.
In some chronic arthritic conditions such as ankylosing spondylitis, which may be associated with a stiff elbow and a stiff shoulder, TSA may be considered to improve overall function in the shoulder and arm, regardless of the pain level experienced by the patient.
Steroid injections are sometimes recommended prior to a TSA procedure. Most candidates, however, will not experience lasting relief from these injections, making TSA a necessary next step if pain is uncontrolled. Likewise, some patients experiencing early osteoarthritis may consider more conservative management (such as physical therapy, medication, cortisone injections, or even shoulder arthroscopy) before TSA is deemed a necessary measure. Shoulder arthroscopy, while attractive because it is minimally invasive, plays a very limited role in the shoulder with arthritis, but may be of value before the joint has truly become "bone on bone".
In addition, there are certain patients who are contraindicated (are not good candidates) for TSA. These include:
For many shoulder conditions involving the surrounding ligaments, muscles and tendons, such as a torn or diseased rotator cuff or a labral tear, a minimally invasive shoulder arthroscopy procedure is frequently recommended, and they are among the most common and frequently indicated shoulder procedures. Total shoulder replacement, however, requires open surgery, with an incision along the front of the shoulder and upper arm.
Either regional anesthesia with interscalene block or general anesthesia, frequently together, is used for total shoulder replacement arthroplasty. During the operation, the patient will be sedated and unconscious, positioned in a "beach-chair," or sitting up, position.
Implant Materials
There are many different types of implants that are used for an anatomic shoulder replacement. They all, however, share the same basic components: a metal ball that rests against a plastic (polyethylene) socket. The goal of shoulder replacement is to remove the patient's arthritic humeral head, replace it with the metal "ball" component attached to a stem that extends down inside the patient's humerus (upper arm bone), and then place a plastic socket over the surface of the patient's own glenoid (See Figure 2).
In a reverse shoulder (See Figures 5&6), these components, while still metal and plastic, are "reversed", the metal ball is attached to the patient socket, and the plastic socket is attached to the upper humerus.
The polyethylene socket is often cemented to the bone surrounding it, at least in part, so that fixation to the bone is immediate. The prosthetic ball has a stem that is usually placed inside the humerus without the need for cement. In most cases, new prostheses feature stems that actually promote natural bone growth into the material.
Dr. Craig and two of his colleagues at HSS, Russell F. Warren, MD, and David M. Dines, MD, have designed and utilized a new implant, The Comprehensive Primary Shoulder System, (See Figure 3) with a ball made of cobalt chrome and a stem made of titanium metal, featuring modular (separate) components; the ball, stem, and socket all fit together to provide a more customized fit. The ball component features Versadial®, which allows for the new humeral head to be "dialed in" to conform to the patient's exact anatomy, and the stem was designed to be cementless, providing the opportunity for the ingrowth of bone into the prosthesis.
The socket also features a metal peg permitting native bone to grow into the implant. The Comprehensive Reverse Shoulder, which these surgeons have also designed, is entirely cementless, with both sides of the joint featuring the ability for native bone to grow into, and become part of, the implant.
The Procedure
The surgeon begins by separating the deltoid and pectoral muscles, accessing the shoulder in a largely nerve-free area to minimize nerve damage. The shoulder is covered by the rotator cuff, which must be opened by cutting one of the anterior (front) rotator cuff muscles. This "opens the door," allowing the surgeon to view and manipulate the arthritic parts of the shoulder ball and socket.
After the arthritic sections have been removed, the surgeon inserts the implant socket, ball, and stem components, closes and stitches the rotator cuff muscle, and stitches and cleans the incision, after which a bandage is applied as a temporary covering.
After leaving the operating room with the arm immobilized at the side in a removable canvass arm sling, the patient will wake up in the recovery room.
"Normally," notes Dr. Craig, "patients will wake up from surgery with pain due to surgery, but not the same type of pain they have experienced due to their arthritis. Arthritic pain is largely absent from that point forward."
Based on the range of motion and stability of the implant, physical therapy begins on the first postoperative day, following x-rays documenting that the implant is properly positioned. Sling immobilization is enforced during the early rehabilitation phase to permit the tendons which have been repaired to heal. The sling is removable for showering and rehabilitation exercises.
"As patients begin the physical therapy program, they notice that shoulder mobility is easier," Dr. Craig explains, "and the hard grating and grinding so typical of an arthritic shoulder is no longer there."
The patient is permitted to use the hand and wrist soon after surgery, and the whole arm, including shoulder, for light activity beginning at approximately six weeks after surgery. Unrestricted, active use of the arm may begin as early as eight weeks after surgery.
"I do tell patients that they can usually return to desk work within two to three weeks from the time of surgery," says Dr. Craig, "but that heavier work is forbidden for four months or more and depends greatly on the motion and strength of the shoulder and how they are progressing."
The pre-surgical condition of the shoulder muscles and tendons play the biggest role in the patient's outcome. "If their muscles and tendons are in good shape, rehab will be less burdensome as the type and rapidity of post-surgical rehabilitation of the shoulder depends on the patient's own muscles and tendons." Dr. Craig notes. "That's the critical difference between shoulder replacement vs. hip and knee replacement."
Dr. Craig advises his patients to expect the following after surgery:
The most common complications involved in TSA, which occur only rarely, include shoulder stiffness, instability (the ball slipping out of the socket), infection, nerve damage, and glenoid loosening.
An arthritic shoulder is often very tight to begin with, however if post-operative stiffness is a problem in a shoulder in which motion was restored during surgery, the stiffness is usually a result of incomplete rehabilitation. Continued rehabilitative efforts are usually effective in restoring shoulder motion and strength.
Total shoulder arthroplasty is a highly beneficial surgical procedure intended to reduce pain and restore mobility in patients with end stage shoulder arthritis, and occasionally after certain severe shoulder fractures. In most cases, non-operative measures such as medication, injections, and gentle physical therapy are considered prior to deciding on surgery.
It is important to understand that proper and extensive post-operative rehabilitation is a key factor in achieving the maximum benefit of shoulder replacement surgery. With this in mind, TSA is generally considered to be as successful in relieving pain as total hip or knee replacement.
After one year, 95% of TSA patients enjoy pain-free function, which enables them to exercise the shoulder area sufficiently to promote restoration of strength and motion. Because of this, most patients successfully return to the activities they enjoy, making the procedure a highly valued choice for a wide variety of patients suffering from significant shoulder pain due to cartilage loss.
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As the Cowboys' new top cornerback, Brandon Carr already knows his assignment for Week One: Cover Giants receiver Victor Cruz.
Although Carr has never played against Cruz, he said on ESPN's NFL Live that he knows exactly how to play the kind of physical coverage that will frustrate him.
"I want to use all my body. I'm six-foot, 200 pounds. I know he's got to run through me to get wherever he's running, so I'm going to be patient at the line. All that salsa dancing, that's fine, but you've got to come through me," Carr said, via the Dallas Morning News. "I don't plan on seeing no dancing."
Giants tight end Jake Ballard saw those comments and responded, "Good luck buddy."


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Firefox saved passwords?
Just wondering, how is that better than Firefox's saved passwords and Master password, especially if you're using the Firefox sync extension to sync your passwords on several machines?
Password management site LastPass has plugged a security hole in its website that created a means to extract the email addresses - though not the passwords - of enrolled users. The cross-site scripting bug meant that logged-in users induced to visit a malicious site would disclose their email addresses and sites associated …
Presumably you're one of the people who would also call people out for the use and reuse of simple passwords.
I'm going to go out on a limb and assume that I am not the only one who uses a variety of machines, operating systems and browsers.
This requires some form of central management for passwords, given that they are long and randomly generated and I lack the ability to remember them. The alternative is for me to not have access to sites/services.
Off the top of my head, I think there are only two ways for this to be achieved. One is the 'local' option - carry a USB stick with you everywhere you go, with a password manager on or a portable browser with the passwords stored in it.
As everyone well knows, it's easy to forget to bring your USB stick with you, or even lose it.
The former is an inconvenience. The latter is a disaster.
The other is the 'cloud' option. This has the same pitfall as the first option - all eggs in one basket. However, I'd hazard a guess at saying the chance of losing a USB stick is greater than the loss of cloud data.
With this option, it doesn't matter if your machine dies or is stolen as your passwords are all online, readily accessible for you on another machine.
If you look at how Lastpass actually works it only stores the encrypted data in the cloud. All encryption and decryption of your passwords happens on the local client.
Lastpass also take this kind of stuff seriously, you can use multifactor authentication to access your account (Yuibikey or they have even developed a "one time" password grid system). I use a hybrid system of lastpass and keepass. The advantage of having everything sync nicely arround my pc's is great (I use mesh to sync my keepass database).
It's all a matter of assessing risk isn't it..
I cycle to work rather than getting public transport because I feel that the time saved and benefit to my health outweighs the greater risk of my being involved in an accident while commuting.
As has been said, only a USB stick style system (or an incredible memory) is really more secure when you need to have unique non dictionary based passwords made up of upper/lower case, numbers and symbols and that has weaknesses of being, lost / stolen / put through washing machine.
On top of that since the (de/en)cryption happens locally its only ever encrypted data that goes into the cloud. And the exploit discovered was not even able to get hold of that, just email addresses.
finally, I know that all really critical sites I use ie, banking, have more secure login systems that require me to enter additional information from dropdown boxes or use a card reader, this isn't in my lastpass info so even if someone did get hold of my password they'd still need physical access to my card / my brain..
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KIEV, July 28 (Reuters) - Famed Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko has quit football to start a career in politics with an independent party just months ahead of the October parliamentary election.
Shevchenko has joined "Ukraine - Forward!", formed this year by politicians who were expelled by the main opposition coalition that used to be led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, the party said.
"Perhaps, I will shock everyone: my future has nothing to do with soccer," Shevchenko was quoted as saying in a statement by his former club Dynamo Kiev. "...It is related to politics."
His new party quoted him as saying: "I want to find myself in politics, share the experience I have acquired in Europe, do something for my country."
He did not make clear whether he plans to run for office.
Shevchenko, 35, started his career in Dynamo and then moved to AC Milan, where he became one of Ukraine's most famous players. His next stint with Chelsea was less successful and he started playing for Dynamo again in 2009.
Shevchenko also played for Ukraine in June's Euro 2012, which the country co-hosted with Poland, but the team failed to progress from the group stage.
"Ukraine - Forward!", led by parliament deputy Natalya Korolevska, used to be the Social-Democratic party and was long a member of Tymoshenko's opposition faction BYuT.
Tymoshenko was sentenced to seven years in prison last October on charges she abused her office, in a case widely seen in the West as politically-motivated.
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Press regulation: Main parties agree deal
A Royal Charter aimed at underpinning self-regulation of the press has been published by the government.
An agreement by the three main parties followed months of wrangling since Sir Brian Leveson published his report into the ethics and practices of the press.
Culture Secretary Maria Miller said the deal would safeguard the freedom of the press and the future of local papers.
But the industry said the proposals could neither be described as "voluntary or independent".
BBC political correspondent Ross Hawkins said the agreed draft could become a formal Royal Charter by the end of October - although some newspapers look set to go it alone.
As one magazine immediately rejected the all-party plan, Labour called on the newspaper industry to "engage" with the new system and said there must be "no press boycott".
The all-party draft's proposals include:
- A small charge for arbitration - as an alternative to expensive libel courts
- An opt-out for local and regional newspapers
- More involvement in decision making for the press and media industry
It comes following a deadlock between the press and politicians over what a new system of self-regulation would look like.
Some in the newspaper industry feared the Westminster proposals would give politicians too much power.
Earlier this week politicians dismissed a rival system proposed by the press, which would have prevented Parliament blocking or approving any future changes to regulation.
And while the culture secretary said the draft charter included "some really important changes" in an attempt to appease the press, she said there would be no movement on how the system could be amended.
The all-party charter states that changes could only be made with a two-thirds majority in Parliament.
The dispute was a "red-line issue" for the newspaper industry, commentators said.
Asked on BBC Radio 4's PM programme if this was up for negotiation, Ms Miller said: "No, that lock has to be in place. I think that's a fundamental way we keep this new system of self-regulation independent of government either now or in the future."
She added: "I'm very clear that we've published a final draft today but if there are things that come forward which all three parties feel merit attention then of course we'll be looking at that."
There is now likely to be a clash between the press and politicians as some newspapers go it alone and set up their own system of regulation.
The industry steering group - which represents publishers - said the all-party draft proposals were neither "voluntary or independent".
"This remains a charter written by politicians, imposed by politicians and controlled by politicians," it added in a statement.
"It has not been approved by any of the newspapers or magazines it seeks to regulate."
'Don't they understand?'
One magazine - a long-standing opponent of reforming the regulatory system - rejected the draft almost immediately.
"What part of 'no' don't they understand?" wrote Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator.
And the Independent's Chris Blackhurst told the BBC the press would not support the Westminster parties' plan.
"They still think it involves politicians overseeing our industry and they don't want that at any price," he said.
"It's a great threat that some newspapers... will try and go it alone."
Chairman of the influential Culture Media and Sport Committee John Whittingdale said: "I think today's announcement may go some way to meeting the objections of some newspapers but I don't think it's likely to be sufficient to command the support of the newspaper industry."
'No boycott'
Campaigners said changes to the draft proposals meant there was no reason for the press to refuse to back the charter.
"The way is now open to create a system of independent, effective press self-regulation that will benefit the public and poses no threat whatever to freedom of expression," said Brian Cathcart from the Hacked Off group.
Sir Brian Leveson's inquiry was set-up following public and political anger at phone-hacking, which culminated in the emergence that the now defunct News of the World had accessed the voicemail messages of murdered teenager Milly Dowler.
Lord Prescott, whose answerphone messages were also intercepted by the tabloid when he was a Labour minister, said he feared the press was deliberately delaying any agreement.
He told the BBC: "I don't think [Daily Mail editor] Mr Dacre or any of those hardliners whose papers committed those offences in the past will actually want to agree.
"I hope I'm wrong but I just feel the Privy Council and the Royal Charter is being used by them... to take a long-term delay and destroy it as they did with the last six inquiries."
But Energy Secretary Ed Davey said this time it would be different and the draft protected press freedom.
"In the past they've promised to regulate themselves and they've not done it," the Lib Dem MP told BBC Radio 4's Any Questions.
"We've created an independent process which, on reflection, I hope the press will back."
The agreement came as a result of talks between Ms Miller, Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman and Lib Dem Lord Wallace.
"I hope that the press will engage with this new system of independent self-regulation," Ms Harman said.
"We must have no press boycott. We need a press which is robust and free which holds those in power to account but which does not wreak havoc on the lives of innocent people."
The proposals will be put to the Privy Council - an ancient body which advises the Queen, mostly made up of senior politicians - for final agreement on 30 October.