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OFF RADAR: ‘things seemed to be breaking: visual poems’ A new book by former poet laureate Stuart Kestenbaum By Dana Wilde Share “things seemed to be breaking: visual poems” by Stuart Kestenbaum; Deerbrook Editions, Cumberland, Maine, 2021; 136 pages, paperback, $18.50. “Found poetry” is a peculiarly modern phenomenon. It’s made when words, phrases and sometimes entire passages from texts such as newspaper articles, advertising copy, government documents or anything else are selected out and re-arranged as poetry. Or whatever. It’s been around since about the time Marcel Du...

Time to Start Over: Reconceiving Sabbath — a New Case for the Seventh Day Written by:  February 23, 2021 In 1861, at the first step of church organization, Adventist pioneers J. N. Loughborough and James White stuck up a big red flag: a creed, said Loughborough, is “the first step of apostacy.” A creed, said White, bars the way “to all future advancement.” This perspective prevailed, and delegates to the Michigan Conference organizational meeting agreed, not on a statement of beliefs, but on a simple pledge: “We the undersigned,” they said, “hereby associate ourselves togethe...

All Specs Ditching your cable provider is easier than ever thanks to the growing number of video streaming services that focus on live TV, such as AT&T TV (formerly known as AT&T TV Now). This cable-replacement service performs well and offers a ton of channel options, but its plans are more expensive and confusing than competitors’. AT&T TV’s DVR functionality also lags a bit behind competitors, but we do like that the service supports parental controls and enables subscribers to stream on up to three devices concurrently. How Much Does AT&T TV Cost? AT&T TV’s package lineup remains a...

A baby girl toddles down the pavement, stopping only to squeeze a drop of sanitiser on to her hands and rub them carefully together. Except she’s not stopping at hand-gel pumps. She’s pushing hopefully at garden walls, street lights, ventilation grilles on the side of buildings – anything that catches the eye of a resourceful toddler, raised in a time when washing away the virus is as natural a part of life as nap time. A video of her doing it...

Dec. 24, 2020 on what life will look like in 2021. In early March, I was walking around the most magical place on earth — Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Fla. — asking guests why they were comfortable being at a theme park with thousands of strangers and sticky-fingered children as a virus that we then believed to be passed through touch was spreading throughout the world. Grandparents, parents and children talked about what brought them to the park: Many had the trip planned for a long time; most had saved up and didn’t want to miss out on the chance to visit. One mother ga...