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OFficial Book Release
Poets Facing The Wall (The Raving Press, 2018) poetry anthology
The Poets Facing The Wall anthology is officially LIVE!
"Does the GREAT BORDER WALL looming on the U.S. border with Mexico reinforce the American ideal which says that people are 'endowed by their creator with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness...'? Or does THE WALL represent the death of the American experiment?
Poets from across America and the world come together in this anthology to address the meaning and the effects of building THE WALL. Perhaps the biggest, most impenetrable wall to be revealed is ultimately not the physical one between USA and Mexico, but the one inside us, preventing us from seeing our immigrant forefathers and mothers in the current immigrants and refugees on the southern border."
Get a COPY OF THIS BOOK which will break the walls of division like a wrecking ball. This is the most exciting, powerful, and highly sophisticated publication by our press so far.
Poets Facing The Wall Cover Reveal
It's been a journey from the moment the idea for this anthology was born to its completion. In that span of time, so much has happened to inspire or necessitate the publication of different anthologies addressing such things as family separation, child detention centers, #metoo, and so on. But quality requires time and thoroughness. The good thing is that this upcoming anthology, Poets Facing The Wall, does cover some peripheral territory related to what the wall represents. And, for that reason, you will see poetry that might seem to divert from the central topic.
Ultimately, it does not, for it is an anthology for, about, and by the unwanted "other," the disenfranchised voices of America, and the enlightened citizen refusing to allow this to be done in her or his name. We dedicate this publication to them and to posterity. For the American dream cannot and will not die. It will overrun oppressive forces and topple the barriers to freedom. Here the American people make a stand, joined by their fellow citizens of the world in recognition of the universal truth that might does not make right, and human rights and dignity trump political expediency.
Poets Facing The Wall will be officially released on November 6, 2018, a.k.a. VOTING DAY! Go fulfill your American duty as a citizen and vote regardless of your political leaning. Then head on to Amazon (linked on the picture below) and get your copy of the anthology as a gift to yourself for being such a great patriot!
And now, the official cover reveal...
Drum roll, please.
(The Raving Press, 2018)
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These Are The Poets Facing The Wall
The idea for the "Poets Facing the Wall" anthology was born right on the U.S. - Mexico border. It has been both the anti-Mexican/immigrant rhetoric and the deafening silence or apathy of most Americans including many living along the border that made the need for such a publication a must. People need to realize what this wall truly represents. At a time when border crossings are down, and many immigrants are actually going back south to their respective homes, why is the wall more needed now than when the influx was higher? Is its true purpose to stop people from coming in? Or could it be that it is meant as a symbol to cast a message broadly and clearly to the world beyond our southern border?
"DON'T STEP IN MY YARD. EVEN IF YOU ARE RUNNING FROM DANGER. I DON'T CARE. STAY OUT!"
The Statue of Liberty stands on an island turning its eyes toward Europe with a soft demeanor, gently posed holding the torch to light the way for the weary traveler seeking refuge from the darkness of the world they have left behind. The Statue of Liberty's torch is the light that represents the dream of a better future, where the sun shines equally upon all who look to it seeking its warmth. The statue itself is the guardian and guarantor of that promise.
According to the National Park Service's website,
"The torch is a symbol of enlightenment. The Statue of Liberty's torch lights the way to freedom showing us the path to Liberty. Even the Statue's official name represents her most important symbol 'Liberty Enlightening the World'."
By contrast, what does a non-human-like and unnecessary barrier say when its faceless and eyeless semblance stares coldly at our neighbors in Latin America? It speaks of a greater problem than illegal immigration. It speaks of an inability to recognize that without immigration, the U.S. would have been impossible. People in our country like and respect those who "tell it like it is". And in this case, it is a fact that our country was founded by illegal immigrants first, then legal immigration became the preferred institutionalized method of entry. But there are exceptions. Asylum seekers and refugees must be given a chance to be heard and helped. Especially, since data shows that the vast majority of all immigrants actually prop up our economy; they do not drain it.
But then the question of race comes into play. And that is the biggest obstacle to our future. Perhaps, more than anything, the wall will represent not the need for security form evildoers, but the failure to defeat false beliefs of racial superiority. This has been the greatest stain in our past. The cement holding the construction of those false beliefs must not be allowed to solidify, for like all walls that have ever been erected to divide it will not succeed. Only bridges and roads can take humanity onward toward the future. Let this anthology assist in taking a step in that direction.
Below is the list of accepted works and their authors. (Not in order of appearance in the final publication.)
An Inheritance of Fear
By Jill Evans
By Roger Sippl
Ave Blanca
Seres Jaime Magaña
Blue Again
By C. R. Resetarits
BLUES FOR JOSE ANTONIO ELENA RODRIGUEZ
(Traditional 12 Bar Blues Song)
by Laurie Jurs
Construction of First Border Wall Segment to Begin
in a South Texas Wildlife Refuge
By Kristin Barendsen
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HELD AND HELD
by Catherine Lee
My Exit
By Richard Nester
-The Greatest, Most Beautiful Soliloquy EVER!
-Ten Commandments Updated
By Rick Blum
Guardian of the Mountains
By Michael Garrigan
-I Am Chicano
-You Make the Call
By Sammy Ybarra
Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
By Miranda Rocha
Myopia of belonging
By Sunayna Pal
Northward Bound
By Ana Maria Fores Tamayo
-Nuestros niños
-Tinta negra
By Xanath Carraza
Oh, Say Can You See
By Wendy Baron
On Day 1, We Will Begin Working
By Natalie D-Napoleon
-Wide Open
-The Fool's Game
-Blurred Vision
By Teri Garcia-Ruiz
-ok | walk on the way
-yr assignment spend a day here along
By Steven Alvarez
-Blood, Sweat and Tears
-Conflict
-Survival
By Vanessa Caraveo
By Sharon Lundy
by Sheena Pillai Singh
-Song for America XXIII (the nation's anthem)
-Song for America XXV
-Song for America XXVIII (for Marvin Gaye)
By Fernando Esteban Flores
-De este lado del muro
-Rima infantil
By Gabriel González Núñez
Ten Feet Higher
By Richard King Perkins II
The Promised Wall
By Kimmy Alan
-Shelter
-This Just In
-Wall
By Sandra Anfang
-Closure
-more harm than good
By Linda M. Crate
-Walls Divide Us
-Mr. Trump Tear Down This Wall
By John "Jake" Cosmos Aller
By John M. Bellinger
"A, Homeboy"
by Johnny Barboza
-The Wall
-Lament for Emma Lazarus
-Ghost Wall
By Robbi Nester
We are Sisters!
By Patty York Raymond
-What I Need Now
-In Concert
By Dorothy Baird
-The Travel North
-Keep my dream Alive
By Jose Rafael Castilleja
-GRETEL
-WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE
-CROSSINGS
By Jude Brigley
by Octavio Quintanilla
Thanks to all of the poets who submitted their work for evaluation. The accepted submissions are of great significance and literary quality. The poems along with the introduction by Enclave Magazine's founder and editor, Hector Luis Alamo, make this anthology one of the most important and well-crafted we have put together. I am proud to have my name associated with this project. It should become required reading for public schools, colleges, and universities. We are looking to a late October or early November publication. We will announce an official publishing date in less than two weeks.
Building the Wall Anthology
The submission deadline for the upcoming "Poets Facing the Wall" anthology (The Raving Press, 2018) has come and gone. We have received an abundance of amazing poetry. We were astounded at the level of sophistication of most of the submission material we received. This anthology will be our first to include three different languages, and contributions by writers from as far as New Delhi, India, making this not just an international publication, but a global one.
Many of the works you will see in this anthology come from prize-winning authors, as well as from writers relatively new to the publishing process, but who exhibited a lot of heart and passion. And that is why we went to the poets primarily for this project.
It is the poets who speak from the heart. It is the poets who are historically willing to risk liberty, life, and limb to stand up for justice, for humanity in an inhumane phase of history, and for beauty in an otherwise savage world. Poetry may not bring riches. Poetry may not win wars. Poetry may not even sway the masses when the track that's been laid before them leads the train down a dark and irreversible path to their own destruction. But poets (as opposed to historians, politicians, media talking heads, and Monday-morning quarterbacks) call the plays as they should be in real time regardless of the fury and fire they may spark in those whose interest is to keep the people blind to the truth.
We hope that this project and future ones (here's wishing the First Amendment a very long life still) will inspire and fill with hope everyone who comes across it. That they may sample the brilliance of the minds that contributed the sacred fruit of their ponderings to this publication and feel elevated. That they may repurpose the walls that ignorance and hate erect to divide people and use them as bridges on which all can walk in each other's shoes and see a common humanity.
Thank you, poets, friends, authors, editors, reviewers, our introduction writer (soon to be revealed), collaborators, teachers, family, and compatriots. We will be announcing the publishing date in early Fall.
Until then, keep writing and reading books. If you are ever in need of reading material please consider getting yourselves a copy of one of our latest titles like "Lost:Children of the River"
or "Bad Hombres & Nasty Women".
Deadline Cometh!
The deadline to the "Poets Facing the Wall" poetry anthology is approaching fast! We have received submissions from around the country from writers with an impressive array of past publications. We are also receiving submissions from poets who are relatively new to the publication game. This makes for an interesting time sorting through the submissions, since neither of those two backgrounds is a true determinant of the quality of individuals' works. But the result will be the selection of only the top material for this very important publication.
We want to encourage individuals who are still considering submitting to do so asap. Don't let the deadline pass you by. Once we go past the deadline we will be moving on the selection process "like a bitch" (LOL) to determine the shape of the book and its flow. Get in on this now. The surprising thing about it is that, although it is a publication about a topic affecting primarily people of the borderlands of Mexico/U.S., most of the submissions are from outside of this area. Strange because the border is filled with poetas who have things to say. This is your chance to join a diverse crowd of wordsmiths from around the country.
No notices have been sent out to authors who have submitted material. So if you are one of those authors, please know that we won't send out any notices until AFTER the July 1 deadline. Thank you for your patience and for taking part in this project. It's going to be a great book. You will be proud of the final product when it is published.
Remember, only 6 days left. Go HERE for submission guidelines!
Remember the Greats
Partnership: Barnes & Noble, represented by Katrina Flores & The Raving Press, represented by Gabriel H. Sanchez.
Saturday, April 14, 2018 was the date of the 2nd Annual Book & Art Festival by The Raving Press Events held at Speer Memorial Library in Mission, Texas. Several important things happened that ensured the success of this great effort in collaboration with the Speer library staff and Barnes & Noble. In this post, we remember the greats...the individuals that showed up and represented.
The Raving PRess Events Book Festival & More
It's that time of the year again...The Raving Press Events' Book and Art Festival time, that is! And for those of you who live way too far from the border with Mexico, no worries! You can join our projects by submitting to our upcoming poetry anthology (Fall, 2018).
Call for SUbmissions On THE WALL!
To build "THE WALL" or not to build "THE WALL," that is the question. Will it curtail the flow of illegal immigration? Or is it merely a symbol of unwelcome to immigrants from south of the U.S. border?
Like Liberty Island features the Statue of Liberty welcoming Europeans with a warm poetic phrase ("Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free..."), so too does the US/Mexico border deserve poetry to adorn the otherwise featureless, cold, and faceless barrier that like an extended, flat-sided hand will stop THOSE immigrants in their tracks, turning them back to whence they came.
Submissions are open from February 28, 2018 to July 1, 2018. Deadline is 11:59 pm July 1st.
THIS ONE IS AN ALL-POETRY ANTHOLOGY
We accept up to three (3) poems (English, Spanish, or mix/bilingual) of up to two pages in length. No previously published work accepted.
Submit your work as a Word document along with a short bio to:
theravingpress@gmail.com
Incomplete submissions will be rejected.
Further guidelines:
Please submit works that are compelling, passionate, and well-thought-out. Please do not submit rants, name-calling treatises, or exercises in distaste. Write as if you are talking to a family member whom you don't hate, and whose view of the world is diametrically opposed to yours.
First 2018 EVENT at Barnes & NOble
The Raving Press (through one of its promotional arms "The Raving Press Events" partnered with Barnes & Noble among other entities) is proud to announce the very first book fair event of 2018!
We want to invite you to another book signing to kick off 2018's very first book fair by The Raving Press Events hosted by Barnes & Noble. The event takes place in McAllen, Texas (see the flier for details).
Being that we actually have stuff written about this by our partners at Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande and Barnes & Noble, we'll just shut up and let you read their messages for yourself.
(Make sure to show this on your device or print it out and present it at the register. You can also use the number online when buying at bn.com.)
(Book signing and fair kickoff event on February 23. You can shop in-store or online from February 23 to Febrary 28, 2018 using the book fair voucher ID.)
Help us by supporting our efforts in publishing books through various imprints, as well as promoting other local small press publications. You'll also help the Catholic Charities, authors of the Rio Grande Valley, and Barnes & Noble: the last great nation-wide bookstore. This one particular store in McAllen, Texas is supporting local authors and presses in full force. Society simply cannot do without any of these groups.
We hope to see you at our kickoff book signing event on February 23, 2018.
Halloween Gifting
It's somewhat of an odd feeling to write about myself here because most of the time this is a blog about events and other things happening along the RGV and the border in general. But I would be remiss if I let you miss out on a gift I am giving to all the people that follow the work that I do here and on other platforms. On October 31, 2017 I will be making my book "The Martian Ones: Tales of Human Folly" available for FREE for four days. This is a somewhat feminist, somewhat political critique, Latino/HIspanic/Chicano-themed sci-fi/dystopian horror collection of fiction stories.
For more on this please CLICK HERE.
In other, more pertinent to this blog, news: the anthologies "Bad Hombres & Nasty Women" and "Lost: Children of the River" by The Raving Press are now available for just $0.99 cents on Kindle!
However, if you are the type that prefers the paperback you can get a discount by CLICKING HERE.
And, of course, if you are in the Rio Grande Valley, you can always pick up a copy of any of these books at our local Barnes & Noble in McAllen, Texas. For their address and other details, CLICK ON THIS.
Support the arts of the borderlands. Buy a book. It's holiday season. Time to start planning gifts. Give the gift of literature. The world will be a better place because of it. Thank you.
"I hate getting FREE BOOKS!" said absolutely no one ever.
Straight to business. No mumbo-jumbo. Here is the link to your completely and totally
FREE BOOK.
The book is our anthology about the unaccompanied minors at the U.S. - Mexico border titled "Lost: Children of the River" (The Raving Press, 2016). But you need to click the link asap because the offer ends at midnight tonight.
However, if you are late to this message, as a consolation gesture we will extend another great offer to you. A half price discount on that same book but in the paperback version. For that, you will need to visit our E-Store and use the promo code: D3PPENCT
The second topic is a book launch happening today. The book in question is of my own authorship. Yes, I am also a writer. This book is a collection of fiction about the idea surrounding the proposed establishment of a colony on the planet Mars. The book is titled "The Martian Ones: Tales of Human Folly" by Gabriel Hugo. (That be me).
The event takes place today August 18, 2017, at Barnes & Noble Palms Crossing at 6 p.m.
3300 Expressway 83 # 1100
Why am I plugging my own book here? Because this book along with a whole host of others by different local Rio Grande Valley authors and publishers are all part of our on-going Barnes & Noble Book Fair in support of the great work being accomplished by the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, a non-profit organization out of Harlingen, Texas.
If you come into this particular Barnes & Noble store (see address above), all you have to do is say "I support the Young Center Book Fair" at the register and the folks there will make sure that a portion of the money from your purchase goes to that organization.
Folks who are not in the area can also help by going to Barnes & Noble .com and using the book fair voucher id: 12204590 at checkout.
The in-store book fair will be running until August 25, 2017. It continues online until August 30, 2017.
Thank you all for your support for The Raving Press, local authors and artists, to me, to our local book stores, and to our local non-profits. Have a great weekend!
On Bucket Lists
Me and my crew...of writers and artists. Thanks Lucy Salazar, Seres Magana, and Monica Alvarez
I want to impart something useful. The secret technique to ensure you have an overflow of courage to do what you dream of. Want to know the secret? It's simple...it's being fully present in your every moment alive. Hard to do, but not impossible. If you are putting off an item on your bucket list (something you dream of doing before you die) for later I got news for you, that item is as good as lost. There is no "later" when it comes to dreams. There is only NOW.
I did something different in the last book signing and reading we held this past Thursday, June 29, 2017 at the Public Library in Edinburg, Tx. A sort of motivational speech. I talked about the one thing that I hear everyone say no matter who they are. People from all walks of life, all educational backgrounds, all professions, even house-husbands or wives. What is that? It's "If I tole you the things I've been through, you could write a whole book about it!"
That has made me think lately, why do they say that I could write the book of the story of their lives? Why don't most people say that THEY could write a whole book about their experiences? I think it has to do with one thing primarily: fear. The fear of being ridiculed. The fear of putting down the details of their lives and finding out from a third person's perspective that it really isn't as interesting as they had thought. They are irrational fears but they are very real. For everyone. Even for some of us "established" writers, or people who are known to engage in the act of writing.
In the event I mentioned above I asked everyone (a group of easily 50 people if not more) if anyone thought they did not have a unique, interesting set of stories or anecdotes which they could turn into a book at some point. No one raised their hand. Everyone believed that their life experiences were unique and special. Yet not even 1/8th of the room had ever tried sitting down to write their experiences down for posterity. It is surprising because everyone believed they had a unique story. So I said that I would like to see more and more people take the time to write down their experiences because when we pass away, we take the most important thing about our lives with us, our wisdom. I said, "We don't have time...Time has us."
More times than not we get caught up in the everyday routines of life. Work, school, chores, bills, relationships, Facebook, the list goes on and on. We let ourselves get consumed by distraction. Anything that will quiet the inner voice that screams at us from deep inside begging for us to let it shine. It doesn't shine if we are constantly flooding our mind's eyes and ears with throwaway content. That's what I mean about being fully present. Does that mean you can't take a breath without being completely aware that it is happening? No. But it would be useful if we would set aside time every day to think about our accomplishments, our dreams, and our goals, and just let the inner voice speak. How much creativity could we bring out if we did that at least a couple of times a day, for about 10 minutes each time? Anyone, no matter who they are, could write a whole novel within a year. I'm speaking about writing because that's what this letter is about overall. But this idea applies to anything you want to do.
So the next time you tell someone they could literally write a whole book with all the crazy, cool, or incredible things that have happened in your life, don't just say so. Do it. You write it. Take 10 minutes twice a day. Write down anecdotes, lessons, principles, ideas in general. By the time you know it, you'll have a book in your hands and you will live forever...or maybe just have a very extended life after death as people keep reading your book 'till the end of the world. :)
Coming up July 22, 2017
I hope you can make it out. It will be at the library's "Mayor Eugene A. Braught
Memorial Theater." It is a beautiful theater. We are inviting authors, actors, and other performers. So don't think it will be just another poetry reading. There will be fun for everyone. Maybe even a motivational short speech! But get there on time so you can get a good seat. There are only 174 in the main seating area. It's a theater hall, so it's going to be an amazing afternoon. Don't miss it. And tell others about it. Share the flier. See you there!
G.H.S.
Still Time to Art
Lluvia Lorelay delivering a brief description of her upcoming book "Hablando con el Espejo" at The Raving Press Event's Book Fair at Barnes & Noble.
If you are in the McAllen area, stop by the Barnes & Noble along Expressway 83 (now Interstate 2) and help our effort to contribute to the arts, business, and nonprofits in the Rio Grande Valley. Buy a book, pay an artist, and feed a hungry child. Win. Win. Win.
There's still time to use our voucher ID# 12156881 at Barnes & Noble on Ware Rd and Esp 83 in McAllen to benefit the Food Bank RGV, local authors, and local business.
I don't know if this sounds a bit too "salesy" or not genuine. It's hard for people to define and clearly communicate the good behind their intentions.
Sometimes we do "good" and it is interpreted as bad. Hence the saying "No good deed will go unpunished." I think I say that in a movie somewhere.
The intent here is to find ways for artists to create and be somewhat compensated for their efforts, because if you are (or know) an artist, then you know the struggle.
Artists and writers are seriously underrated in our society. I don't blame regular folks. Everyone has a struggle to focus on and work on. Writers and artists do, too.
But sometimes it seems that the struggle for them is multiplied by the fact that it takes people extra time and energy to give critical thinking to complex ideas, which is the effects of well-crafted literary pieces or artistic paintings and photography.
Whereas entertainment, like going to the cinema, is easy to consume and highly pleasurable. Even when the movie is lame.
Official logo for "The Raving Press Events"
The point here is that we are trying to open opportunities for artists to participate in a way that could lead to the sale of their art.
In turn, we have luckily found some places that are willing to welcome those efforts and host them, like Barnes & Noble. And what is best is that they also want to help non-profits, as we do.
That is why every time we do a book fair at Barnes & Noble I personally go looking for local charities that serve a particular purpose or serve a great number of people.
Official logo for "Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley"
This time it was the Food Bank of the RGV. Next time, who knows. We would like suggestions for non-profits which we could approach here in the Valley. It costs them nothing and they stand to gain some contribution from our sales at our events.
As for our most recent book fair, there is still time to help out. If you are in the McAllen area stop by the Barnes & Noble on Ware Rd and Exp 83 (Interstate 2) and buy something, anything (but preferably one of our books) and say you want to help the Food Bank RGV book fair. They will take care of the rest at the counter.
If you shop online you can buy one of our recent books like
 "Bad Hombres & Nasty Women"
"Lost: Children of the River"
and use the same id# 12156881 on www.bn.com at checkout.
I want to thank everybody who attended our events in the past two weekends in support of these efforts.
Great thanks to Barnes & Noble Palms Crossing for their warm reception. Thanks to the people at the Food Bank RGV who are doing so much good helping hungry people in our own communities.
And thank you for taking the time to read and maybe take part in this effort.
Until the next event.
Food Bank RGV Feeds the Masses with One Loaf of Bread
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to be a superhero?
To possess powers so awesome that they defy logic. To be able to take a simple, common, every-day action like walking or running and multiply it by many times its normal range, and therefore achieve a superhuman capacity.
That's how I felt when I was looking into various non-profit organizations in the Rio Grande Valley to invite for our upcoming book fair and came across a Food Bank RGV's web page with the following:
"In some parts of the Rio Grande Valley, 1 in 2 children go to bed hungry.As a whole, nearly 50% of the children in the RGV live under poverty levels, according to the 2010 Census.
Help us feed the minds and bodies of our future.Every $1 Provides 5 Healthy Meals."
I thought, "Hold on a minute. Say what? Just 1 dollar provides 5 meals!? How is that possible?"
I don't know what kind of magic they are employing over there, but doesn't that sound like superhuman powers? They're feeding the many with the efforts of the few. They're quelling hunger mostly with good intentions and feeding the minds of the needy and the hungry with hope, too.
Many questions came to mind when I saw that figure. It seemed incredible. But then I thought that I don't really need to see how the sausage is made, as the saying goes. I'm just happy to know that it is really that easy to make a huge positive impact on another person's life. That right there is worth any effort on our part to pitch in. So I did.
And that is why now we are asking for your help in our next Book Fair at Barnes & Noble in support of the Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley.
The fair begins with a book launch event on May 26,2017, from 8 pm to 10:30 pm at
Palms Crossing
Barnes & Noble #2311
3300 W. Expressway 83, Suite 1100
Store: (956) 686-4231 Fax: 956-631-0438
Email: crm2311@bn.com / bn.com / nook.com
Local RGV Poet Seres Magana reciting his poetry from memory at The Raving Press Events' B&N Bookfair December 2016 to benefit Catholic Charities of the RGV.
The fair will last from May 26, 2017, to June 3, 2017. On June 3rd, we will hold another event to close down the fair.
You can purchase our books (or many other items in store) and use the Book Fair Voucher
ID# 12156881
at checkout.
You can also use the Voucher ID when you make purchases at Barnes & Noble Online during that same week.
Help us in this small effort to feed our hungry children, and at the same time, we'll help you get your hands on some great books from local, national, and international authors.
Some Available titles:
Recuerdo de Dos Almas
Chicano Blood Transfusion
Amate: Salud Integral
The Fluid Chicano
Your participation in any way (buying our books, or sharing this with friends) is much appreciated.
For more on the Food Bank click HERE.


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PaperPlanes#16 – Quest To Discover Self With Kamala Das Surayya
12 months ago Bookstalkist
Even today Kerala, a home to intellectuals who continue to astound the whole Indian subcontinent with their English versification from Tharoor to Arundhati Roy, for the most part, remains hesitant to embrace the alienness of English that whole Indian subcontinent had invited to their very bedroom.
PaperPlanes#15 – The Poetry of C
What about the part that is voiced in a cancer poet's words?
PaperPlanes#14 – Reading Into Gibran
Fairy tales which always carried the distinct aroma of oats and comfort, in today's popular narratives are assuming the adult odour of cigarettes and coffee. In the name of realism, are we exiting the Kingdom of Childhood?
PaperPlanes#13 – The Quiet World
Poetry was never a matter of form for me, though I did experiment with various rhyme schemes and many different styles and languages; all I wanted was to know and share how the world works.
PaperPlanes#12 – Let me sing you a little song
Shakespeare, a popular sonneteer did away with all this convention and craved his own sets of rules onto this poetic form. In his hands, the sonnet was divided into three quatrains and a closing couplet. With regard to volta, that was also subject to his whims, sometimes occurring in the ninth line and more often than not, in the closing couplet.
PaperPlanes#11 – It's Poetry. Period.
This piece is also full of conceits and the one which attracts my attention is when he talks about the iron gates of life, it is actually a women's hymen, as vulgar as it sounded to me then ,these are feminine parts which were never a taboo and poets wrote freely about it.
PaperPlanes#10 – Adonaïs
You will only begin to gain an idea of the powerhouse that Percy Bysshe Shelley was and to think he was less than 30 when he died in an unfortunate storm. But it would have taken nothing less to bring such a man down!
PaperPlanes#9 – Poetry Has A Language, And It Doesn't Have To Be Your Mother Tongue
Poetry is not for everyone; so wrong. Perhaps poetry in all languages is not for everyone. That means it is not enough if you know the language to enjoy the poem.
PaperPlanes#8 -The Lost Emperor
What king, let alone the Emperor of the greatest of all kingdoms, India, would speak with this humility to the woman of his dreams, begging for his daily wages of insults!
PaperPlanes#7 – Food For Soul
To single out a romantic would be to single out a lone emotion. As the colours they paint are varied, the emotion their poetry beckons are multi-hued, it would be a gross injustice to give eminence to a single one
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I love making breakfast for dinner. Growing up, I was always the girl who would rather order the omelet with pancakes for dinner at a restaurant instead of a burger. Breakfast has long been my favorite meal of the day so it should come as no sunrise that I have breakfast for dinner a lot. I've mentioned that my kids are selective eaters (a.k.a. picky), but breakfast is one meal that we can all agree on. Whether we have french toast, breakfast burritos or pancakes with sausage, I know my kids will love it. That means they finish everything on their plate without complaint, and as a bonus, they get excited for dinner. It is a win-win for me.
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At least 13 dead in suicide attack on Afghan election rally
AFP, Jalalabad
Published at 02:30 pm October 2nd, 2018
File Photo: Smoke rises from an area where explosions and gunshots were heard, in Jalalabad city, Afghanistan July 28, 2018 Reuters
No group immediately claimed the attack, but the Islamic State group has taken responsibility for most of the suicide bombings in recent months
A suicide attack on a political rally in eastern Afghanistan killed at least 13 people on Tuesday, officials said, as the country braces for an escalation in violence ahead of this month's parliamentary election.
The attack is the first suicide assault since campaigning officially began last Friday for the long-delayed ballot, preparations for which have already been marred by dozens of bloody attacks.
More than 40 people were wounded, some of them critically, when the militant blew himself up among supporters of candidate Abdul Nasir Mohmmand in Nangarhar province, provincial governor spokesman Ataullah Khogyani said.
Mohmmand survived the attack, Khogyani confirmed, but he did not say if the candidate had been hurt.
Provincial health director Najibullah Kamawal put the death toll slightly higher at 14.
An AFP reporter saw numerous ambulances delivering bodies and wounded people to a hospital in the provincial capital of Jalalabad.
Sayed Humayun, who had brought his injured cousin to the medical facility, said scores of people had been inside a hall listening to campaign speeches when the bomber struck.
"I heard a big explosion," Humayun told AFP.
"For a while I could not see, I thought I was blinded, but later I saw I was surrounded by bodies and people covered in blood."
The force of the blast caused the ceiling to collapse on top of the gathering.
"There are still people trapped under the rubble," Malik Zeerak, who was at the rally, told AFP.
Siraj ur Rehman, whose leg was hurt in the blast, said Mohmmand had begun addressing his supporters when he heard "a big bang from the middle of the room."
No group immediately claimed the attack, but the Islamic State group has taken responsibility for most of the suicide bombings in recent months.
Bloody preparations
Violence has plagued the run-up to Afghanistan's parliamentary vote, which is scheduled for October 20 - more than three years after it was supposed to be held.
Five candidates have been murdered in targeted killings, according to the Independent Election Commission, and hundreds of civilians have been killed or wounded in poll-related violence.
The latest attack comes amid predictions for Afghan battle deaths to top 20,000 this year - including civilians and combatants.
That would be the highest number since the start of the conflict in 2001 and potentially make Afghanistan deadlier than Syria.
More than 2,500 candidates will contest the vote, which is seen as a test run for next year's presidential election.
But preparations have been in turmoil for months.
Bureaucratic inefficiency, allegations of industrial-scale fraud and an eleventh-hour pledge for biometric verification of voters threaten to derail the election and any hope of a credible result.
The international community is pushing hard for the vote to happen before November's ministerial meeting in Geneva, which the United Nations says is a "crucial moment" for the Afghan government and its foreign partners to demonstrate progress.
Some 54,000 members of Afghanistan's beleaguered security forces will be responsible for protecting more than 5,000 polling centres on election day.
More than 2,000 polling centres that were supposed to open will be closed for security reasons.
It is a daunting task as the Taliban and IS, which have vowed to disrupt the ballot, ramp up attacks across the country.
Taliban warns US not to destabilize regime in face-to-face talks
Officials: US delegation will meet Taliban in first high-level talks since pullout
55 dead, many others wounded in Afghan Shia mosque blast claimed by IS
British officials meet with senior Taliban in Kabul
Taliban arrest 4 IS militants north of Kabul
Hundreds throng passport office in Kabul
Suicide Attack


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DragonFire Teams Up With RideNow At Outlaw Jamboree
Chandler, AZ, September 4, 2015 — The non-profit Apache County ATV Club promotes ATV/UTV riding in the Eagar/Springerville Arizona area. Their mission is to help educate the public on proper and responsible riding and the importance of protecting our natural resources to ensure the ability of future generations to enjoy the beauty and bounty of our forests. In order to help complete this mission they organize and sponsor the annual Arizona ATV Outlaw Trail Jamboree, set for September 8-12, 2015.
"The ATV/UTV lifestyle is all about enjoying family and friends while exploring all that nature has to offer," says DragonFire social media manager Chris Moore. "Our friends and neighbors from RideNow have participated in this event for the past 12 years, and they invited us to join in the fun and make some memories with them this year." Talk about an offer you can't refuse!
With everything from an ice cream social, ATV parade down Main Street, ATV/UTV Rodeo and Mud Bog Events, nightly Wild West shoot outs and drawings for some serious swag (including a new Polaris donated by RideNow), this event has some memorable elements for every member of the family, concluding with an epic fireworks show. However at DragonFire, some of our best memories come from the trail rides… which The Outlaw Trail Jamboree delivers in spades, introducing its participants to trails through high country pine and aspen forests that are still pretty much untouched and unchanged over the last 100 years.
"And when you are done with a trail ride, you can cruise your quad or UTV right down the middle of Main Street," adds Moore. "Both the Town of Springerville and Town of Eagar, as well as Apache County law enforcement agencies work with the Jamboree organizers and will not ticket non-street legal ATVs/UTVs that are participating in the Jamboree. Guess that is where the 'Outlaw' name came from?"
Not quite, Chris… Seems that Springerville was literally Arizona's last outlaw holdout which prevented Arizona from becoming a state. Tall tales around the campfire about the area's outlaw past are another integral part of this memorable event. If this sounds like a good way to make some UTV memories of your own during the Labor Day holiday, join DragonFire and RideNow for the Outlaw Jamboree!
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Phone mast petitions lodged
PLANNERS have received petitions containing nearly 275 names regarding Vodafone's proposals to erect mobile phone masts on Old Hall Road in Leftwich.
The application is due to go before members of Vale Royal Borough Council's planning committee on Tuesday. They will be presented with two petitions, one containing 139 names which was presented to Northwich Town Council, and another with 123 signatures. Six letters of objection - including one from Northwich MP Mike Hall - have also been lodged.
Opponents claim the mast would be visually obtrusive and, at a height of 12m, would be out of character with the rest of the area, cause of drop in house prices and raise concerns about health risks. They also say that Vodafone reception in the area is 'good' to 'excellent'. Northwich Town Council says a more rural location would be preferable.
Vodafone says it has looked at four alternative sites, but discounted them on the grounds of visual amenity, potential levels of public objection and technical difficulties.
Recommending the scheme be approved, a report to Vale Royal Borough Council's planning department says although the mast would be visible, trees nearby which stand 6m tall would hide it to an extent, and says a depreciation in house prices is not a 'material planning consideration'.
It adds: 'Whilst it is acknowledged that the mast would be located within an existing residential area, it has been designed to be in keeping with the existing street furniture in the area, complies with the Government guidance on emissions and alternative sites have been considered.'
The planning committee meets on Tuesday.


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Кім Ха Ниль () — південнокорейська акторка.

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Народилася 21 лютого 1978 року в столиці Південної Кореї місті Сеул. Свою кар'єру розпочала у 1996 році в якості моделі, першу роль у кіно Ха Ниль зіграла у 1998 році. У наступні декілька років вона зіграла численні другорядні ролі в фільмах та телесеріалах. Успіх до Ха Ниль прийшов після вдало виконаної ролі у популярному романтичному серіалі «Піаніно», який став другим за популярністю серіалом 2001 року у Південній Кореї. Зростання популярності акторки пов'язане з головною роллю у фільмі «Моя подруга — репетитор», за яку вона отримала нагороду Премії Пексан. Через успіх романтичних фільмів за участю Ха Ниль, у корейській пресі вона отримала псевдонім «Королева романтичної комедії». Численні акторські нагороди їй принесла головна роль в популярному серіалі «В ефірі» 2008 року, в якому вона вдало зіграла зарозумілу топ-зірку. У наступному році Ха Ниль зіграла головну роль в романтичній комедії «Моя дівчина — Агент». У 2011 році вона зіграла поліцейську що втратила зір в трилері «Сліпа», ця роль принесла їй дві нагороди Краща акторка корейських кінопремій. У наступному році Ха Ниль зіграла головну жіночу роль в популярному романтично-комедійному серіалі «Гідність джентльмена». Далі вона зробила невелику перерву в своїй кар'єрі.

Повернулася на великий екран Ха Ниль у 2016 році зігравши головну роль в незалежному фільмі «Не забувай мене». Восени того ж року вона зіграла головну роль в мелодраматичному серіалі «На шляху до аеропорту». Влітку 2019 року Ха Ниль зіграла головну жіночу роль в мелодрамі «Вітер дме». Восени наступного року відбулася прем'єра фентезійного серіалу «Знову 18», головну роль в якому зіграла Ха Ниль.

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May 24, 2016 – Dark matter is a mysterious substance composing most of the material universe, now widely thought to be some form of massive exotic particle. An intriguing alternative view is that dark matter is made of black holes formed during the first second of our universe's existence, known as primordial black holes. Now a scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, suggests that this interpretation aligns with our knowledge of cosmic infrared and X-ray background glows and may explain the unexpectedly high masses of merging black holes detected last year.
In 2005, Kashlinsky led a team of astronomers using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope to explore the background glow of infrared light in one part of the sky. The researchers reported excessive patchiness in the glow and concluded it was likely caused by the aggregate light of the first sources to illuminate the universe more than 13 billion years ago. Follow-up studies confirmed that this cosmic infrared background (CIB) showed similar unexpected structure in other parts of the sky.
In 2013, another study compared how the cosmic X-ray background (CXB) detected by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory compared to the CIB in the same area of the sky. The first stars emitted mainly optical and ultraviolet light, which today is stretched into the infrared by the expansion of space, so they should not contribute significantly to the CXB.
Yet the irregular glow of low-energy X-rays in the CXB matched the patchiness of the CIB quite well. The only object we know of that can be sufficiently luminous across this wide an energy range is a black hole. The research team concluded that primordial black holes must have been abundant among the earliest stars, making up at least about one out of every five of the sources contributing to the CIB.
Physicists have outlined several ways in which the hot, rapidly expanding universe could produce primordial black holes in the first thousandths of a second after the Big Bang. The older the universe is when these mechanisms take hold, the larger the black holes can be. And because the window for creating them lasts only a tiny fraction of the first second, scientists expect primordial black holes would exhibit a narrow range of masses.
On September 14, gravitational waves produced by a pair of merging black holes 1.3 billion light-years away were captured by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) facilities in Hanford, Washington, and Livingston, Louisiana. This event marked the first-ever detection of gravitational waves as well as the first direct detection of black holes. The signal provided LIGO scientists with information about the masses of the individual black holes, which were 29 and 36 times the sun's mass, plus or minus about four solar masses. These values were both unexpectedly large and surprisingly similar.
In his new paper, published May 24 in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, Kashlinsky analyzes what might have happened if dark matter consisted of a population of black holes similar to those detected by LIGO. The black holes distort the distribution of mass in the early universe, adding a small fluctuation that has consequences hundreds of millions of years later, when the first stars begin to form.
For much of the universe's first 500 million years, normal matter remained too hot to coalesce into the first stars. Dark matter was unaffected by the high temperature because, whatever its nature, it primarily interacts through gravity. Aggregating by mutual attraction, dark matter first collapsed into clumps called minihaloes, which provided a gravitational seed enabling normal matter to accumulate. Hot gas collapsed toward the minihaloes, resulting in pockets of gas dense enough to further collapse on their own into the first stars. Kashlinsky shows that if black holes play the part of dark matter, this process occurs more rapidly and easily produces the lumpiness of the CIB detected in Spitzer data even if only a small fraction of minihaloes manage to produce stars.
Occasionally, some primordial black holes will pass close enough to be gravitationally captured into binary systems. The black holes in each of these binaries will, over eons, emit gravitational radiation, lose orbital energy and spiral inward, ultimately merging into a larger black hole like the event LIGO observed.
"Future LIGO observing runs will tell us much more about the universe's population of black holes, and it won't be long before we'll know if the scenario I outline is either supported or ruled out," Kashlinsky said.
Kashlinsky leads a science team centered at Goddard that is participating in the European Space Agency's Euclid mission, which is currently scheduled to launch in 2020. The project, named LIBRAE, will enable the observatory to probe source populations in the CIB with high precision and determine what portion was produced by black holes.


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We find everything difficult when we do not get enough sleep. If we get up in the morning after a bad night's sleep, we find it hard to concentrate – which also affects our work, for example. Sleep researchers in Germany are keen to find out why so many people suffer from sleep disorders, and are developing methods that may be able to help them. In this edition you can also read how an Indian hydrologist found himself a home away from home in Germany, learn about current funding programmes and discover our number of the month.
With natural resources in ever shorter supply, alternatives need to be found. German materials scientists are researching new materials that could serve as substitutes or make processes more efficient in future. Some innovations even have the potential to improve the lives of millions of people, for example by giving them access to clean drinking water. In this edition you can also read how a Turkish neuroscientist intends to reproduce language using IT, learn about current funding programmes, discover our number of the month and find out how personalised medicine may help us better in future.
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Press Release · Friday, August 11, 2000
On Tuesday, September 5, the day after Labor Day, winter hours will resume at the Exhibition Hall of the National Archives and Records Administration. The Exhibition Hall, located on Constitution Avenue between 7th and 9th Streets, NW, will be open to the public from 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. seven days a week, through March 31, 2001. Summer hours of 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. will resume April 1, 2000. Admission is free. The Exhibition Hall is open every day except December 25. Beginning July 5, 2001, the Exhibition Hall will be temporarily closed for renovation. It will reopen in 2003.
The Microfilm and Central Research Rooms at the downtown building, and the Research Complex at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland, are open to the public Monday and Wednesday, 8:45 A.M.- 5 P.M.; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:45 A.M.- 9 P.M.; and Saturday, 8:45 A.M. - 4:45 P.M. These hours are the same year round. The research rooms are closed on Sundays and all Federal holidays. Please note that the National Archives will be closed for research on Labor Day.
On permanent display in the Rotunda of the Exhibition Hall are the Charters of Freedom - the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. The 1297 version of the Magna Carta, on indefinite loan from the Perot Foundation, is also on display.
The exhibition "Treasure of Congress" is featured in the Rotunda in the 26 cases that flank the Charters of Freedom. Celebrating the 200th anniversary of the move of the Congress to Washington, DC, the exhibition showcases the central roles that the House and Senate have played, by taking visitors behind the scenes into the halls and conference rooms of the Capitol during crucial turning points in American history. "Treasures of Congress" will be on display through February 19, 2001.
"Picturing the Century: One Hundred Years of Photography from the National Archives" is on display in the Circular Gallery. Celebrating the end of the century, this unique photographic exhibition chronicles the major events of the last 100 years. Through July 4, 2001.
For press information contact the National Archives Public and Media Communications Staff at 202-357-5300.
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Having investments will ensure that you earn even when you do not go for work. Though, when the investments are so many, you will find their management a daunting task for you. Also, you may be held up with work-related issues, or family issues, and sometimes you do not find time to attend to your investment. Therefore, it is important that you hire a wealth management firm that will ensure that your assets are taken good care of. Also, the wealth management firm will give you advise on the best investments to go for. In as much as you will find many wealth management firms, not all of them will be a good choice for you. It may be your first time looking for a wealth management firm, and this will impose on you a hard task, as there are key things you need to consider. When you read this article, you will be equipped with some of the considerations you will have in mind when looking for a wealth management firm.
The competence and the experience will be the first thing you will consider when choosing a wealth management firm. The wealth management firm should be made up of staff that are highly qualified. The wealth management firm should only choose staff that is from one of the best institutions. It is important to consider the experience, when you choose a wealth management firm. At least three years should be the duration that the wealth management firm should have stayed in the industry. This time allows the wealth management firm to get the catch up of the clients' needs and the market trend.
It is important that you consider the compensation that the wealth management firm will ask you to pay them. For you to receive the services of the wealth management firm, you will have to compensate them. You will only hire a wealth management firm that you can comfortably afford their services. It will be needless to hire a very expensive wealth management firm to afford, as this will only land you into financial crisis. If you want good quality managerial services, then you have to pay more. Therefore, you will need to sample the wealth management firms that you can afford, and choose that has the best services.
The last thing you will consider will be the reputation of the wealth management firm. It is important that you go for a wealth management firm that has a good reputation in the industry. One of the ways you will determine a reputable wealth management firm is by considering the online reviews and go for those that have positive reviews.


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Lucy Burgos, APRN
Urogynecology located in Oviedo, FL, Ocoee, FL & Celebration, FL
About Lucy Burgos
Lucidalia Burgos, MSN, BSN, ARNP-C, RDMS, is a board-certified nurse practitioner who has worked caring for the women of Central Florida in Celebration, Oviedo, and Ocoee for over 20 years. Passionate about women's health care, Lucy has been a proud member of the Bela Vida Urogynecology team since 2017.
Lucy earned her bachelor's degree in nursing from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico in Ponce, Puerto Rico, in 1985. She went on to become a registered diagnostic medical sonographer under the supervision of a perinatologist. In 2016, Lucy pursued her master's degree in nursing, as well as her adult nurse practitioner certificate.
At Bela Vida Urogynecology, Lucy works closely with physicians Bela Kudish, MD, MS, FACOG, FPMRS. Lucy diagnoses, treats, and prescribes medications for both existing and new patients at the practice. In addition to these responsibilities, she performs urodynamics studies, pre-tibial nerve stimulation, bladder scanner, voiding trials, straight catheterizations, pelvic and transvaginal ultrasounds, POP Q exams, endometrial biopsies, pessary fittings, and many other minor surgical in-office procedures.
Lucy speaks fluent Spanish and English, making her accessible to patients from different backgrounds. She also belongs to a number of professional organizations, including the Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography, the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, and the American Urogynecology Society.


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