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304. Contents

Author

de Beauregard Robinson, Gilbert and Young, Alfred

Published
1977

314. Foreword

Author

de Beauregard Robinson, Gilbert and Young, Alfred

Published
1977

321. Title, Copyright

Author

de Beauregard Robinson, Gilbert and Young, Alfred

Published
1977

322. Abject Cruelty.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
ABJECT Cruelty (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Published
2015

323. Fluent.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
FLUENT (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Published
2015

326. Fact, opinion, and the human rights act 1998: does English law need to modify its definition of 'statements of opinion' to ensure compliance with article 10 of the European convention on human rights?

Author

Young, AL

Subjects
LAW & fact, EUROPEAN Union. Court of Human Rights, TORTS, FREEDOM of speech
Abstract

The European Court of Human Rights requires a distinction to be drawn between statements of fact and value-judgments in defamation law, arguing that the former are susceptible of being proved to be true, but the latter are not. Moreover, Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights is breached when the only defence available to value-judgments is for the defendant to prove that the statement is true. English law draws a similar distinction between statements of fact and statements of opinion. However, this distinction differs from the distinction between statements of fact and value-judgments. Consequently, situations can arise when English law would categorize a value-judgment as a statement of fact, meaning in the majority of cases that the defendant can only successfully defend the defamation action by proving that his statement is true. In such circumstances, English law breaches Article 10. This article concludes that the best solution to this problem is not for English law to adopt the European Court of Human Rights' distinction between statements of fact and value-judgments, but rather for English law no longer to require a statement to be one of opinion in order to benefit from the defence of fair comment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2000
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327. Tango Good To Go.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
TANGO Good To Go (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

The poem "Tango Good To Go," by Al Young is presented. First Line: The tango and the blues shared more than funk; Last Line: that is not form. Long live local movements.

Published
2012

328. SOUNDING OFF.

Author

Coday, Alice, Young, Al, Valentine, Joseph, Harris, Ann, and Daniello, Vincent

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, WEATHER forecasting, BOATS & boating, MARINAS, OCEAN travel
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the March 2010 issue including "Eyes Wide Open," and "Best of the ICW," and also included is a response by Vincent Daniello to a letter to the editor about his article "Best of the ICW."

Published
2010

329. In Praise of Spirit.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
IN Praise of Spirit (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "In Praise of Spirit," by Al Young. First Line: You're a natural, baby. A chorus and choir; Last Line: you do exactly what you know. You move. You shine.

Published
2008

330. A Low-Flying Blues for Somebody.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
LOW-Flying Blues for Somebody, A (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

The poem "A Low-Flying Blues for Somebody" by Al Young is presented. First Line: In these hard and hardening times, poetry looks; Last Line: back the deadest of giveaways, the cleanest of getaways.

Published
2008

331. Michigan Water, or: How Lake Superior Informs Us.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
MICHIGAN Water, Or: How Lake Superior Informs Us (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

The poem "Michigan Water, Or: How Lake Superior Informs Us" by Al Young is presented. First Line: Shining, the silver-gray glow of Lake Superior informs; Last Line: seasoned with love, we stand informed--and thickly warmed.

Published
2008

332. colorful combos.

Author

Look, Leonore, Huot, Joseph, Young, Al, Smith, Janet, Parrington, Rebecca, Conklin, Kay, and Lynch, Christine

Abstract

The article presents the opinions of several readers about their favorite plant combinations. Leonore Look of Wisconsin states that she has yellow sprays of goldenrod, deep purple shades of cranesbill and bright red spikes of alvia that looks brilliant in her fall garden. Rebecca Parrington of Massachusetts mentions that she likes the combination of catmint, yarrow, and daylilies because they create colorful blooms and interesting foliage.

Published
2007

333. Brownie Eyes.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
BROWNIE Eyes (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "Brownie Eyes," by Al Young. First Line: The chance you took on going for the high; Last Line: and held it. Nothing wasted, nothing loathed.

Published
2006

334. The Tenderloin.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
TENDERLOIN, The (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Tenderloin," by Al Young. First Line: Crack smokers right here in the streets; Last Line: mouth is to re-connect with sorrow and bliss.

Published
2006

335. The Elvis I Knew Well Was Spiritual.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
ELVIS I Knew Well Was Spiritual, The (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Elvis I Knew Well Was Spiritual," by Al Young. First Line: The Elvis I knew well was spiritual. Last Line: Blissless, he drugged you with his moves, his name.

Published
2006

336. Pink Full Moon.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
PINK Full Moon (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "Pink Full Moon," by Al Young. First Line: Erotic & always under the gun, Last Line: Lose me in your labyrinth of light.

Published
2006

337. Tenderloin.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
TENDERLOIN (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "Tenderloin," by Al Young. First Line: Crack smokers right here in the streets; Last Line: mouth is to re-connect with sorrow and bliss.

Published
2005

338. New Orleans Intermission.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
NEW Orleans Intermission (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "New Orleans Intermission," by Al Young. First Line: I see it zooming down; Last Line: & read Marie Laveau the Voodoo Queen.

Published
2005

339. Giving the Drummer Some.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
GIVING the Drummer Some (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "Giving the Drummer Some," by Al Young. First Line: She's all f##ked up and French, he knows. Last Line: He had no doubt he could straighten her out.

Published
2004

340. You in the Gold Pearl Necklace.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
YOU in the Gold Pearl Necklace (Poem), YOUNG, Al, 1939-2021
Abstract

Presents the poem "You in the Gold Pearl Necklace," by Al Young. First Line: Sometimes your user name alone on my browser; Last Line: you thaw this night you've hardened with light.

Published
2004

341. With Rhyme and Reason.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
WITH Rhyme & Reason (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem 'With Rhyme and Reason.'

Published
2002

342. Up Jumped Spring.

Author

Young, Al

Subjects
UP Jumped Spring (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem 'Up Jumped Spring.'

Published
2002

343. Key to the Dollar Store.

Author

YOUNG, AL

Abstract

The poem "Key to the Dollar Store," by Al Young is presented. First Line: Just tell me who the hell am I? Last Line: powers. I might put you in my will.

Published
2017

344. Team effort aids league.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Focuses on the increasing popularity of women's softball in the United States. Decision of the International Softball Federation on the Women's Pro Fastpitch league; Marketing of the game; Format of the game.

Published
1999

345. Dorsett: Don't fret No. 1.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Presents information on the National Football League draft as of April 13, 1999. Comments from Tony Dorsett; List of players in the draft; Record set by Dorsett and Ricky Williams.

Published
1999

346. Surgery cut out snoring--for a while.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Focuses on the experience of a person with severe level of obstructive sleep apnea. Options for treating the disorder; Effectivity of uvulopalatopharyngoplasty (UPPP) in preventing sleep apnea.

Published
1999

347. Update.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Presents updates on various sports in the United States on March 1, 1999. Information on the death of baseball player Ken Robinson in a car accident; Victory of Suzy Taylor over Toughwoman World Champion Shannon Hall in the International Boxing Federation heavyweight championship; Victory of Mike Wurm in the Forrest L. Wood Tour event.

Published
1999

348. Ex-Toughwoman aims for heavyweight title.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Offers information on female boxer Shannon Hall. Performance of the boxer; Background information on Hall; Comment from the boxer.

Published
1999

349. Sportsline.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Presents several brief news articles related to sports for May 20, 1999. Honorary doctorate awarded to Muhammad Ali by Columbia University, New York City; Daniel Snyder recommended to purchase the Washington Redskins; Rumor that Bob Baffert will run Silverbulletday in the June 5, 1999, Belmont Stakes.

Published
1999

350. Olympians still balk at pro league.

Author

Young, Al

Abstract

Focuses on the players in the 1996 Olympic gold medal women's softball team, focusing on why they have not joined the Women's Professional Fastpitch (WPF) league, focusing on Michele Granger. Commencement of inauguration season for the WPF; Information on the eligibility rule amended by the softball governing body; When the rule will be effective from; Reasons for the denial of the proposal made to Granger.

Published
1997

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