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Rattle - $15,000 Rattle Poetry Prize Entry

The Rattle Poetry Prize is an entirely separate category from the others listed here, and because of the nature of the contest, some of the rules are different. Please read the following rules very carefully. Poems submitted to the contest cannot be considered for the theme issues—either they'll win the contest, be published in another open issue, or not at all. 1) The $30 entry fee is a one-year subscription to Rattle (or a one-year extension for subscribers) at our regular rate. Prior to May 1st, new subscriptions will start with the Summer 2026 issue, arriving in June. After May 1st, new subscriptions start with the Fall 2026 issue, arriving September 1st. Current subscribers will receive a one-year extension. Due to shipping costs, international entries through Submittable will receive a 3/4-year subscription (three issues) instead of the full year. 2) One $15,000 Winner and ten $500 Finalists will be selected in an anonymized review by the editors of Rattle and printed in the Winter 2026 issue; one $5,000 Readers’ Choice Award will then be chosen from among the finalists by subscriber and entrant vote. 3) Open to writers, worldwide; poems must be written primarily in English (no translations except by the original author). Rattle's winter issue must be a potential first curation for all works submitted—meaning they can't have appeared in any books, magazines, or similar collections, online or in print. No previously curated works, or works accepted for curation elsewhere. Simultaneous submissions are allowed, but we must be notified immediately by sending a message through the submission if any poems are accepted elsewhere. Log into your account, click on the submission, and then the "messages" tab to send a message. 4) Do not include any identifying information within the file(s) that you submit—only include the poems (up to four). We will have all the contact information that you enter through Submittable's online form, and that's where we'll send the subscription. 5) Send up to four poems, either in a single file or four separate files. There are no line-limits. Poems may be any length, any style, or any subject. Multiple entries by a single poet are accepted, however each group of four poems must be treated as a separate entry, and an additional $30 fee. Each additional entry will add an extra year to your subscription. Contest entries are non-refundable, and can't be revised once they're submitted, so please be sure to upload your final versions of the poems. If you make a mistake while submitting and need to fix your submission, DO NOT withdraw the entry. Use the built-in messaging system to send a replacement file as a message within the submission. 6) Winners will be announced on September 15, 2026, and the Readers’ Choice Award Winner will be announced February 15, 2027. Additional entries may also be offered standard publication.

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Honey never expires.

Via: https://interestingfacts.com

Honey is often credited as a multiuse wonder, known to soothe sore throats, heal burns, and add a little sweetness to drinks and desserts. But if a bottle in the back of your pantry has been collecting dust, you might be wondering if it’s safe to eat. Don’t worry: As long as it’s stored properly, […]

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Die This Way, by Still Pist!

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Why People Hate Tech: A Response to Tech Entrepreneurship and Shifting Sentiment

Via: https://www.sevarg.net

I’ve been watching the shifting sentiments towards the tech industry for some while now, and it’s funny - they’ve shifted so much, and so quickly, that even people in the startup ends of the tech industry seem to have worked out that, you know, not everyone likes them anymore! What’s funny, though, is watching them try to figure out why. A recent article doing the rounds attempts to sort this out in typical “Wow, you’re high on your own supply…” fashion, so I thought I’d be helpful and offer a bit more of an outside opinion on why, exactly, nobody likes the tech industry anymore.

Fact Check: OLD, ALTERED Image Does NOT Show Argentina-England Referee Ismail Elfath 'Asking For A Photo' With Lionel Messi In 2026 -- Or Ever

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Does a viral image prove that Argentina-England referee Ismail Elfath "asked for a photo" with Argentina's captain Lionel Messi? No, that's not true: The photo was cropped to remove the...

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Girlz Disorder 3, by MASS PROD

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New Homes for Sale in Las Vegas | Home Builder, LGI Homes®

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Search new homes for sale by LGI Homes in Las Vegas using the community links below. When you're ready, schedule a tour of these affordable new homes.

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