That costs the Treasury $3 billion annually in uncollected taxes.
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Still uncollected in trade paperback, this remains an underrated run.
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Rubbish is likely to remain uncollected, and the electricity supply sporadic.
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BLUE LAWS: Selected and Uncollected Poems, 1995-2015, by Kevin Young.
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Trash covers the ground, the result of years of uncollected garbage.
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Urbanites are supposed to pay small fees, but these often go uncollected.
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The fight against Zika is complicated by repellent shortages and uncollected trash.
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And it's resulted in massive sums of uncollected tax revenue for decades.
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Outside the Arg, mayorless Kabul was inundated with rainwater and uncollected garbage.
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ProPublica estimated the total shortfall of uncollected funds since 2011 at $95 billion.
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A third volume, including previously uncollected stories, will be published in the fall.
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Since its closing in 2013, Rome's uncollected garbage has picked up the slack.
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BLUE LAWS: Selected and Uncollected Poems, 1995-2015, by Kevin Young (Knopf, $30).
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With enforcement enfeebled, as much as 20 percent of potential tax revenues goes uncollected.
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The title is "Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box: Uncollected Poems, Drafts, and Fragments."
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The Corinthian debacle alone could cost it as much as $3.5 billion in uncollected loans.
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For instance, in Britain, there are nearly £2 billion, or $2.66 billion, in uncollected confiscation orders.
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Waste that goes uncollected can lead to blocked drains, flooding and the spread of waterborne diseases.
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Trash piling up in the streets goes uncollected, breeding swarms of flies and emitting a pungent stench.
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Excluding uncollected accrued interest, fair value and currency gains, it fell to a modest 1% from 3%.
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And fewer audits have meant additional uncollected taxes, estimated at $14 billion over the past two years.
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Countries with uncollected waste, failing water supplies and intermittent power could prove as dangerous as the virus.
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Wayne County is in charge of foreclosures in Detroit because it owns the city's uncollected tax debt.
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In a 1,20153-square-foot warehouse behind the Belen Hotel, Chicago's uncollected work was stacked in crates.
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Garbage lies uncollected, unlicensed venders jam the barrio's narrow streets and stairways, and crime gets ever worse.
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That could put the value of his uncollected pension in the realm of a half-million dollars.
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"The Poems of T. S. Eliot: Collected and Uncollected Poems (Volume 1)," edited and annotated by Christopher Ricks.
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"Uncollected and deteriorating waste products create rich breeding grounds for microorganisms, insects, and other vermin," the ATA wrote.
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Inadequate personnel mean laws are not enforced, leaving over $400 billion due annually to the U.S. Treasury uncollected.
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GOOD THINGS OUT OF NAZARETH: The Uncollected Letters of Flannery O'Connor and Friends, edited by Benjamin B. Alexander.
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The losses to the U.S. Treasury in uncollected taxes ran well into the hundreds of billions of dollars.
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His most recent work, "Blue Laws: Selected & Uncollected Poems 20073-2015," made the 2016 National Book Award longlist.
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Rents were low, and the city, after nearly going bankrupt, was full of abandoned buildings and uncollected garbage.
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The Nabokov book, "Think, Write, Speak: Uncollected Essays, Reviews, Interviews, and Letters to the Editor," is mostly for completists.
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However, excluding uncollected loan interest, fair-value and currency gains, these results were negative, at 25% and 24%, respectively.
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Adjusting for uncollected accrued interest, fair-value and currency gains, it fell to a loss of 200063% from 200053%.
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Michigan law allows the city to sell those uncollected taxes to the county treasurer to make up the shortfall.
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The total estimated uncollected U.S. sales and use tax from all remote sales in 22019 was $26 billion annually.
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Few consumers ever do this, however, which means upward of $17.2 billion in sales taxes go uncollected each year.
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Navarro said $2.8 billion in import taxes imposed against violators of US anti-dumping laws have gone uncollected since 2001.
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Reduced efforts to enforce compliance cost an estimated $6 billion in uncollected revenues in 2014 and $20143 billion in 2015.
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Excluding the uncollected accrued interest, fair value and currency gains, it fell to a slim 0.7% from 2123% in 2015.
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There are no mounds of uncollected garbage, no unpaid police officers, no shuttered ministries, no public trains or buses halted.
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Since 2001, $2.8 billion in import taxes have gone uncollected, according to Peter Navarro, director of the National Trade Council.
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To give this bill teeth, the mayor needs to direct his agencies to be more aggressive in recovering uncollected fines.
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Even that, they calculated, would be just 6900 percent of an estimated $2628 trillion in uncollected taxes over 28503 years.
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Every day those fees go uncollected means lost revenue for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subways and buses.
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At times the state is unable to perform basic functions, as the mountains of uncollected rubbish bags on some streets testify.
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It offers a free pay-within-two-days option for users to receive earned but uncollected wages before a scheduled payday.
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Estimates show that every dollar invested in the IRS generates at least $4 in added revenue, by chasing down uncollected taxes.
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And, I will tell you, a lot of that tax collection debt that goes uncollected comes from an overly complicated tax code.
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As we entered the school there was a heap of uncollected trash full of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, nylon sachets and styrofoam.
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So out she heads into the darkened Manhattan streets — cluttered with uncollected trash, sparsely populated by strapped civilians — searching for her quarry.
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They can also complain about uncollected garbage or old tires, where mosquitoes breed, or ask that mosquito-control teams visit their neighborhoods.
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IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said budget cuts are costing the federal government between $4 billion and $8 billion a year in uncollected taxes.
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Greenland's leverage is as high as that of Evergrande but Greenland has a large level of uncollected sales to mitigate its high leverage.
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The uncollected taxes will begin to be deposited in the account in the first quarter of 2018, the Irish finance minister said Monday.
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In the next ten years if left unchanged, it is estimated that $100 billion in due sales and use taxes will go uncollected.
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Greenland's leverage is as high as that of Evergrande, but Greenland has a large level of uncollected sales to mitigate its high leverage.
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The bill also included funds to digitize $22019 billion worth of uncollected bonds to help pay them out to bondholders who never collected.
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The bill also included funds to digitize $24 billion worth of uncollected bonds to help pay them out to bondholders who never collected.
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During Mayor Virginia Raggi&aposs tenure at City Hall, the Italian capital has endured an ailing mass transit system and pileups of uncollected trash.
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It was also getting pursued by some states for skirting the rules; Texas alone came after it for $269 million in uncollected sales taxes.
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His term as mayor of Bogotá was marked by clashes with the city council and disputes with contractors, one of which left rubbish uncollected.
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We believe Greenland's leverage may stay in the high-50% range even after receiving payment in 2017 for the bulk of its uncollected sale proceeds.
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"Collected Poems of Bob Kaufman" is the most comprehensive selection of his verse to date, a volume that contains a lot of previously uncollected work.
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We believe Greenland's leverage may stay in the high-50% range even after receiving payment in 163 for the bulk of its uncollected sale proceeds.
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In fact, our report found that from 2012 to 85033, Florida, New Mexico, and Texas amassed a total of almost $1.9 billion in uncollected debt.
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More importantly, such a system would stave off increases in other taxes made to make up for the uncollected sales tax from many online sales.
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The Multistate Tax Commission estimates there's more than $2 billion in annual uncollected taxes on sales just from Amazon sellers that use the company's warehouses.
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We believe Greenland's leverage may stay in the high-99143% range even after receiving payment in 2017 for the bulk of its uncollected sale proceeds.
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With the tacit approval of Heidegger, she strung together uncollected notes into poisonous little tracts, piecing together a Nietzsche to serve as a Nazi mouthpiece.
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The letter, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, said uncollected fares could represent more than $5.5 million in lost revenue.
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White said that only a few data points remain uncollected before a final projection is made in about a month, just ahead of the November election.
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Also looming is the question whether a state can pursue retailers for uncollected back taxes, though South Dakota and several other states have pledged not to.
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A proper analysis must take into account the carbon already absorbed during a tree's growth and the fate of the material if it is left uncollected.
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Wayfair, Justice Anthony Kennedy cited studies that said the exception for online retailers could cost states up to $33 billion each year in uncollected sales taxes.
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According to the School Nutrition Association, over three-quarters of school districts had uncollected debt on their books at the end of the last school year.
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Like the first book, it brings together a wealth of uncollected poems that answer the inevitable question of what a B-side Ashbery poem might look like.
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Soon after, the eight-year-old case was inexplicably dropped, and with it demands that Olympus pay at least $9 million in penalties and uncollected import duties.
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To date, nearly 300 Red Cross blood drives have been canceled across the country due to coronavirus concerns, resulting in about 8,000 uncollected blood donations, says Sheedy.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the uncertainty in Greenland's pace of deleveraging, which depends on management's efforts to collect substantially all of its current uncollected sales proceeds by 2017.
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He denounced piles of uncollected garbage just meters from the beach and sewage flowing into the sea and said he was giving Cimatu six months to fix things.
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Amazon sellers owing an estimated $2 billion in uncollected sales taxes are being offered the chance to waive those obligations as part of a new multi-state agreement.
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We believe Greenland's leverage will remain above 60% in 2016 and fall to the high-50% range only in 2017 after receiving the bulk of its uncollected sale proceeds.
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Hospitals pursue patients' bills, occasionally threatening legal action, but if they think it's a lost cause, they sell the uncollected debt to debt buyers for pennies on the dollar.
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And the states would be the biggest losers of all as they are denied the uncollected state sales tax revenues they had fought so hard to win in Wayfair.
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The good news is that the coins stolen in the hack are apparently sitting, uncollected, in a Bitcoin wallet, meaning they can be returned by whoever has the key.
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Ospina said uncollected garbage in Luanda due to government budget cuts and a record amount of rainfall had contributed to high cases of malaria, yellow fever and chronic diarrhea.
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Romans have for years bemoaned the degradation of their city: the potholes, the burning buses, the unkempt parks and the uncollected garbage, stinking its streets and clogging its river.
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The Multistate Tax Commission, which recently rolled out a tax amnesty program for online merchants, estimates that Amazon sellers owe about $2 billion a year in uncollected sales taxes.
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Ospina said uncollected garbage in Luanda, due to government budget cuts, and a record amount of rainfall had contributed to high cases of malaria, yellow fever, and chronic diarrhea.
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White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro said some $2.8 billion in such duties went uncollected between 2001 and the end of 2016 from companies in some 40 countries.
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"Cholera has found the perfect ground - deteriorated living conditions, poor hygiene behavior, unsafe drinking water in most of the cities, collapsed sewage systems, and uncollected garbage everywhere," Bauza Moreno said.
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"Any portion of your debt remaining uncollected at the time of your separation from the California National Guard shall be collected from your final pay and allowances," the letter read.
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These uncollected billions could pay for any number of things: better care of wounded veterans, infrastructure improvements such as a desperately needed new tunnel between New York and New Jersey.
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Ms. Quinn, an adjunct professor at Columbia University's School of the Arts, is the editor of "Edgar Allan Poe & The Juke-Box: Uncollected Poems, Drafts, and Fragments," by Elizabeth Bishop.
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It last exploded into public view in 933, when the country's political elite squabbled over a lucrative waste-management contract as mountains of uncollected trash fouled the streets of Beirut.
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Most of the new operators sold what gas they could and then quickly defaulted, leaving landowners with idle wells, eroded and disrupted surface lands, noxious weeds, uncollected royalties and rentals.
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On the 15-mile trip from the district center to the front line, the reporter saw only two civilian cars, and numerous ruined and burned homes, charred fields, and uncollected harvests.
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In Lebanon Beirut Madinati ("Beirut is my City")—a new movement that promised to tackle uncollected rubbish, intermittent electricity and corruption—won 40% of the vote at local elections in May.
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Nine months later, rotting piles of uncollected waste spew clouds of gas that smell like vomit over the city's fanciest neighborhoods, while the politicians responsible for the debacle remain in office.
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A GAO report from last month found, nearly a decade of budget and workforce cuts led the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to leave billions of dollars in revenue uncollected last year.
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As a routine matter, and as our business evolves, we'll always take a privacy-centric approach to new features to help ensure that any PII remains uncollected and is fully safeguarded.
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Hundreds of dead birds were left uncollected on the ground, and the soft breast feathers of eagles could be seen falling like snow as the birds were shot from the sky.
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Low economic growth and astronomical debt — at 150% of GDP — have only exacerbated problems like crumbling infrastructure that make frequent power cuts and mounting piles of uncollected garbage an everyday occurrence.
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"At the Plastics Industry Association, we believe uncollected plastics do not belong in our oceans or waterways," said Scott DeFife, vice president of governmental affairs for PIA, a D.C.-based trade association.
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Just this February, the Red Cross issued an emergency for blood donations, due to the severe winter storms that cancelled 340 blood drives across 20 states, resulting in 10,000 donations left uncollected.
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However, Imperial Pacific posted a record loss in 2018 due in part to massive uncollected debts, and is far from finishing its glitzy resort that was initially due to open two years ago.
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Ms. Warren is also counting on stronger tax enforcement to bring in more than $2 trillion in taxes that would otherwise go uncollected, as well as $800 billion in cuts to military spending.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA will use uncollected oil revenue to make a bond payment due this month, the board of directors named by opposition leader Juan Guaido said on Thursday.
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Baxter said there was about 4.5 billion rand in uncollected pensions going back but 1.7 billion had now been paid to former miners or their families who had been tracked down and identified.
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Its budget has been bled dry by a Republican Congress in service to wealthy donors and businesses aggressively pursuing tax avoidance, leaving uncollected 2000 percent to 2500 percent of potential tax revenues annually.
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It also exemplifies the exceptionally advanced and sometimes stymying lexical breadth of Oliver Sacks's writing — never more challenging than in this last, posthumous book, a collection of previously uncollected and/or unpublished essays.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizeable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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Then it's the overpowering smell of street food vendors and uncollected garbage, and, finally, the constant, vibrating bustle of the roaring traffic that makes you forget who you are, and where you come from.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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It posts pictures of such eyesores as defaced subway signs, Dumpsters that are disappearing under mountains of uncollected garbage and even, recently, a man in a kitschy gladiator costume taking a leak in public.
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The current volume gathers together "uncollected and unpublished poems" as well as all the poems from Italy (1981), his only published book, which was put out by Dennis Cooper's long defunct press, Little Caesar.
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But Duterte warned that may not be the case for much longer because of what he said were piles of uncollected garbage just 20-25 meters from the beach and sewage flowing into the sea.
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Cranes stand idle atop half-finished concrete office blocks in Luanda while piles of rubbish lie uncollected in the streets, a result of municipal budget cuts imposed this year to try to balance the books.
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And that is potentially worth billions in profits, billions in uncollected civil fines by the US Government, eliminating the potential of criminal charges of managers and the billions in criminal forfeiture under the RICO statutes.
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While the opposition made a $71 million interest payment on the bond in May using uncollected revenue from PDVSA oil sales, it is not clear that it has access to frozen Venezuelan state funds abroad.
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The Red Cross said in a press release that after months of snow storms and the extreme cold that left most of the Midwest and East Coast frozen solid, many of the donated blood went uncollected.
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That will also allow the IRS collect more of the taxes that are actually due and owed, at least some of which is currently going uncollected simply because independent contractors are unaware that they owe it.
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The motion said that Amazon owes South Carolina $57 million in uncollected taxes from 2016, and the state extended its analysis over five years, which is how long it said litigation on the case could last.
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Mr. Trump's advisers are bullish that claims of absolute immunity and executive privilege can help gum up Democrats' progress and may force them to leave certain potential witnesses and documentary evidence uncollected in the interest of time.
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This one was rocked by the new youth culture and upended by showdowns between the city and its unions, including a bitter 1968 sanitation workers' strike that left the streets strewed with 0003,000 tons of uncollected garbage.
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The state filed a lawsuit earlier this year, claiming Amazon owes an estimated $57 million in uncollected sales tax in 2016, and South Carolina sees an additional $500 million in tax obligations for the next five years.
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ROME (Reuters) - Several thousand people protested in front of Rome City Hall on Saturday to denounce the ragged state of the Italian capital, where roads are potholed, rubbish often goes uncollected and wild boar roam the streets.
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Last month's polar vortex brought severe weather nationwide, including the coldest air in a generation, and prompted the Red Cross to cancel 370 blood drives across the US and to leave at least 11,500 blood donations uncollected.
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No gloss of love dispels the image of those angels she attends, bow-tied detectives who take her away These four works appear in the section of "Uncollected and Unpublished Poems," the section that opens the book.
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"They also compromise efforts to maintain and promote affordable housing by allowing those units to be used as unregulated hotels, and deny communities significant revenue from uncollected taxes, the cost of which is ultimately borne by local taxpayers."
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The bank remains structurally loss-making adjusting for uncollected accrued interest income (217% of accrued interest in 25H26) and other low-quality items, and Fitch does not expect this to reverse quickly as a result of new lending.
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To pay for proposed big tax cuts for companies and households, all you have to do is get rid of many of the deductions, exemptions, loopholes and other tax breaks that cost the Treasury billions in uncollected revenues.
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Four months after Nisman was found dead, a television show aired footage showing forensic experts taking fingerprints without gloves, cleaning the blood off the gun that killed Nisman with toilet paper, and leaving traces of hair and saliva uncollected.
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It is estimated that, as of 85033, total uncollected state sales and use taxes amounted to almost $26 billion annually, according to a joint study by the National Conference of State Legislatures and the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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"For Insider's live reporting about the latest progress of the hurricane, click here "The Bahamas Health Minister, Duane Sands, said Friday that the agency is aware of uncollected bodies and that he expected the death toll to rise significantly.
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The figures were based on forms that train crews use to report uncollected fares, though Mr. Burkert argued that the lost revenue was probably higher because the forms were not widely available in the final months of the year.
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"With the watery texture and lack of taste, it reminds me of a wet newspaper blowing in the wind, running across any puddle in its way, hoping to find its home in a larger mound of uncollected trash," he wrote.
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The fighting happens almost exclusively in a handful of deserted districts on the southern outskirts of Tripoli, while in neighborhoods just a few miles away, streets are clogged with civilian traffic and espresso bars bustle amid heaps of uncollected garbage.
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As a result, out-of-state competitors gain perceived price advantage over local law-abiding businesses and the taxes that consumers indisputably (but often unknowingly) owe go uncollected, which in turn, reduces funding for state services like education and police.
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Mr. Young, 45, is the author of 11 books, including "Blue Laws: Selected and Uncollected Poems, 1995-2015" and "The Grey Album: On the Blackness of Blackness," which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for criticism.
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The 'white noose' that strangles the city Mention Baltimore's black community and you cue images of boarded-up row houses, uncollected trash piles on the street and smoke curling over the skyline from the 2015 riots after Freddie Gray's death.
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Their texting history, which Sessions said included over 50,000 messages outside of the uncollected period, is currently under review by the DOJ's inspector general, who is conducting a separate probe of the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Their texting history, which Sessions said included over 50,000 messages outside of the uncollected period, is currently under review by the Justice Department's inspector general, who is conducting a separate probe of the FBI's handling of the Clinton email investigation.
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Without a dedicated repository, they argue, the rich constellations of related material found at the other libraries — papers donated by family members, cabinet members and aides, as well as pre-presidential and personal papers — could end up scattered, or even uncollected.
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"The new project will target issues like uncollected trash and untreated sewage water ... and also address access to electricity for critical services and urgent needs for road repair to improve mobility and access," a statement issued by the UNOPS said.
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Kevin Young's been on my to-read list for a good while, but the recent publication of his Blue Laws: Selected and Uncollected Poems, 1995-2015 kind of scared me: what, 600 pages encompassing just part of only 20 years' work?
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The company, which gives loans to people who do not meet lending criteria of mainstream banks, has been unable to recruit 20.7534,500 employees to replace its 5,000 agents, leading to uncollected debt, a sales slump and the departure of its chief executive.
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As a result, banks' profitability took a hit as they had to declare many existing loans as non-performing assets and required higher loan loss provisions — they are counted as expenses that banks set aside as allowance for uncollected loans and loan payments.
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For many critics of Rome's mayor, a member of the populist Five Star Movement, the mangy tree was a symbol of everything wrong with the capital, where garbage goes uncollected, potholes transform many streets into slalom courses and buses occasionally burst into flames.
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But the obstacles to a bike share program are daunting: Rome's infamous potholes, its mounds of uncollected trash, double-parked cars, a strong vandal spirit in place since the actual Vandals sacked Rome, and a local resistance to change and physical exertion.
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Increased political instability — in a country hosting more than 1 million Syrian refugees and where government mismanagement has led to daily power cuts and piles of uncollected garbage on the streets — could be the breaking point that pushes the country to default, economists fear.
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And, if you're one of the millions expecting a tax refund this year, make sure you collect (uncollected refunds average $700) and consider using it to improve your financial situation, whether that means tackling debt, funding your or chipping away at your rent or mortgage.
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Increased political instability — in a country hosting more than 1 million Syrian refugees and where government mismanagement has led to daily power cuts and piles of uncollected garbage on the streets — could be the breaking point that pushes the country to default, economists fear.
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SBK's performance remains solid as IFRS pre-impairment profit improved to an 6% of average loans in 9M13 from 5% in 2015 (4% from 3%, respectively, if uncollected interest earnings, fair-value and currency gains were excluded) as annualised operating expenses fell by 20%.
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All up and down the Rue Hautefeuille, a medieval street in the heart of the Left Bank in Paris where the poet Charles Baudelaire was born at No. 13, uncollected trash poked up from the hefty municipal garbage bins lining the narrow paved sidewalk.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 24 (Reuters) - Around 2.8 billion rand ($215 million) in pension funds, some of it going back to the 1970s, has been uncollected by ex-miners and their families who are entitled to the money, South Africa's Chamber of Mines said on Wednesday.
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While the convenience factor is high, the overall value does not seem to be there when considering the limited species selection, inability to choose your specific tree, and the risk of shipping damage and/or trees sitting uncollected in depots, driveways, or building lobbies.
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In 2015, protests against poor trash collection and management took hold across the country, culminating in the "You Stink" movement — a name that pointed to both the smell of uncollected trash festering in the summer heat, and to the perceived corruption underlying the Lebanese government.
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"San Lorenzo, Uomini e Case" ("San Lorenzo, Men and Houses"), a 1963 film directed by her husband and worked on by Ms. Mangini, illuminates the appalling living conditions of poor families in a central Rome neighborhood, where garbage piles up uncollected, as it does today.
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The IVL plan calls for New York State to distribute the $55 billion per year in uncollected individual tax credits through a "public Venmo," a publicly-administered, non-extractive payment system that would allow recipients to spend freely within the state economy without transaction fees or delays.
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The wording of the notification changed a few times, but no version disclosed the plan for a mass grave on Hart Island, and one form in use for several years falsely stated that after cremation, cremains that went uncollected would be buried by the City of New York.
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A research paper by Lawrence Summers, a former Treasury Secretary, and finance professor Natasha Sarin found that lax enforcement by the Internal Revenue Service has led to hundreds of billions of dollars a year in uncollected taxes from the wealthy, which could reach trillions over the next decade.
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Grace Schulman's ample but confusingly edited volume "The Poems of Marianne Moore" (2003) put many poems back in print but sorted them by arbitrary categories ("World War II and After"), mixed uncollected and unpublished work with the rest, and chose versions based on the editor's intuition or her friendship with Moore.
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LaValle begins his tale way back in 1968, in the brief Fun City era of Mayor John Lindsay, at a moment that foreshadowed the city's darker days of the '70s: A sanitation workers' strike is in progress, and the streets of all five boroughs are piling fast with uncollected garbage.
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Fir Tree Partners, Candlewood Investment Group and Inglesea Capital LLC do not have standing to press for uncollected rent they estimate to be worth at least $289 million, the board argued in court papers filed on Saturday that highlight the ongoing skirmishing between Puerto Rico, its agencies and their capital markets creditors.
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Given how Trump's real estate projects worked out for the islanders of New York City — $360 million in forgiven or uncollected taxes with another $885 million in tax breaks going to luxury apartments, hotels and office buildings — it would be financially savvy for Denmark to steer clear of President Trump's crony capitalism.
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Iraqi cities regularly suffer power cuts, garbage is left uncollected and there is a broad consensus that the state serves the interests of the elites, not the people — and all this in a country that is a major crude oil producer, sitting on the world's fifth-largest proven oil reserves and pumping nearly 5 million barrels per day.
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The exact causes of the riots that unfolded, where hundreds of shirtless festival-goers set fires and overturned cars, have been ascribed to reasons ranging from the heat, lack of grass, overflowing toilets, and uncollected trash to the overpriced ($220 a bottle) and scant supply of water, to the irresponsible encouragement of Insane Clown Posse, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and/or Limp Bizkit.
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Indeed, one way to measure Bukowski's distance from the usual confines of the American poetry world is to consider that when Elizabeth Bishop's publisher released a single, meticulously edited volume of uncollected material, it resulted in a minor scandal, whereas Bukowski's current editors could probably trot out a book of his selected bodega receipts ("On Fritos"?) and no one would bat an eye.
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Get real, indeed, with the cyclical redundancy of Wuthering Heights — a national legislature, ossified by safe gerrymandered districts, and fluctuation between complacent gridlock or sadistically conceived proposals such as cutting the IRS budget to aid-and-abet $300 billion in uncollected taxes per year, or starving enforcement budgets against massive fraud on Medicare, Medicaid, or the Pentagon, which brings in between $10 and $20 in revenue for every $1 in enforcement funds.
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Now, in the year of Jane Jacobs's centenary, with the biography out there, along with a new collection of her uncollected writings, "Vital Little Plans: The Short Works of Jane Jacobs" (Random House), and an anthology of conversations between her and various friends, "Jane Jacobs: The Last Interview and Other Conversations" (Melville House), it seems fair to pay her the compliment of taking her seriously—to ask what exactly she argued for, and what exactly we should think about those arguments now.
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