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Born in Woolverstone, Suffolk, England. Married Hannah Close in England and came to America about 1635 with other followers of Rev. John Rogers of Dedham. He settled first in Watertown, and then moved to Dedham in 1638. He was admitted to church membership on 24 April 1638, and was one of the founders of the First Church of Christ at Dedham in 1638. He was a selectman and a surveyor in Dedham. He had five children with Hannah. She died in Dedham 5 Sep 1656.
John and Hannah had two sons and three daughters:
- HANNAH DWIGHT, b 1625, England; d 4 Nov 1714, age 89; m Nathaniel Whiting[1]
- (Capt) TIMOTHY DWIGHT, b 1929, England; d 31 Jan 1717/8, age 88; m Sarah d/o Michael POWELL
- JOHN DWIGHT, b 1632, England 24 Mar 1638, lost in the wood between Dedham & Boston
- MARY DWIGHT, b 25 Jul 1635; mc 1652 HENRY PHILLIPS, as his 3rd wife; had 12 children
- SARAH DWIGHT, b 17 Jun 1838; d 24 Jan 1664, age 27; m Nathaniel Reynolds
He married second Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Thatcher and of William Ripley. From such a triple marriage, it is natural to suppose that she must have been an attractive and accomplished woman. She died without issue 17 July, 1660.
Robert Charles Anderson theorizes William Dwight married in 1590 in Freston, to Alice Hunter. Two children baptized there: Judith and William. They then moved to Woolverstone, where they baptized three sons: John (6 Feb 1598/9?), Nicholas, then another John (25 Sep 1603). Anderson suggests both Johns might have survived (saying that a 1628/9 baptism of a daughter calls him "John Dwight Jr."), and that it was the elder who emigrated to Massachusetts. William and his wife died at Woolverstone and were buried there-- she on 16 Apr 1629, he on 23 Apr 1629. William left no will in the Archdeaconry of Suffolk. [2]
Additionally, Anderson suggests he might have been the elder of two Johns, both sons of William Dwight and Alice Vunter, and therefore he baptized 6 Feb 1598[/9?].
"John Dwight, deceased ye 24:11" 24 Nov. 1660/61 in Dedham, Massachusetts[3][4],
He was buried 24 FEB 1661 or possibly 3 FEB 1660/61 Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
- ↑ Descendents of John Dwight, of Dedham, MA, Vol. 1 p. 97
- ↑ Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volume II, C-F, p. 377
- ↑ Hill, Don Gleason (editor). The Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths, and Intentions of Marriage In the Town of Dedham, Volumes 1 & 2, 1635-1845. Dedham, Mass.: 1886.
- ↑ This record could easily be misinterpreted to be 1659/60.
- Great Migrations, Vol. 2, C-F by Anderson, pages 371-378
- The History of the Descendants of John Dwight of Dedham, Mass, 2 vols., by Benjamin W. Dwight, New York, 1874
- Benjamin W. Dwight, The History of the Descendants of John Dwight of Dedham, Mass., 2 vols. (1874) (an attempt to trace the entire progeny through the 1860s of Timothy2 Dwight and Anna Flint) ? to Timothy Dwight IV and V, Theodore Dwight Woolsey and Elizabeth Dwight Woolsey (Mrs. Daniel Coit Gilman); Lloyd Wheaton Bowers [p. 281]; Rachel Kent [p. 405]; W.M. and R.M. Hunt [p. 408]; Abraham Burbank, Jr. [p. 429, forebear of Mrs. Kipling and J.M.G. Low]; Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick, Catharine Maria Sedgwick, Mrs. C.E. Norton and Arthur George, Henry Dwight, Jr. and Henrietta Ellery Sedgwick [pp. 735-38, 745-46, 748-50]; J.D. Dana [pp. 796-99]; J.D. Whitney, Jr. and W.D. Whitney [pp. 834-36]; C.S. Day [p. 914]; Mrs. M.Y. Beach [p. 911]; C.A. Bowles [p. 875]; Mrs. George Bancroft [p. 885]; Ella and Anna Dwight Baker [Mrs. J.A. Weir, p. 882]; Mrs. Alexander Bliss [p. 825, forebear of Mrs. (Thomas) Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. W.G. McAdoo]; S.B. Ward [p. 769]; Frederick Augustus Francis [p. 443, great-grandfather of First Lady Nancy Davis Reagan]; J.D. Archbold [p. 662]). See also H.M. Sedgwick, A Sedgwick Genealogy (1961), pp. 167-263 (#s 5-9 above).
- T.S. Lazell, Whiting Genealogy: Nathaniel Whiting of Dedham, Mass., 1641, and Five Generations of His Descendants (1902), esp. pp. 5-17, 28; Dorothy Farrington Parker, The Farringtons, Colonists and Patriots (1976, rev. 1981), pp. 10, 12, 17, 27-28; T.W.-M. Draper, The Drapers in America (1892), pp. 20-23, 129-32; The Dedham Historical Register 4 (1893), 140-46, 5 (1894): 7-11 (Lewis).
- A.M. Phillips, Phillips Genealogies (1885), pp. 188-90; T.B. Wyman, The Genealogies and Estates of Charlestown (1879, repr. 1982), pp. 742-46 (Phillips); Register 67 (1913): 209-15, 309-16, 320-27, Register 68 (1914): 22-23 (Savage, to James Savage, Mrs. W.B. Rogers, Mrs. Lemuel Shaw, Mrs. Thomas Heyward, Mrs. Mehitable Crocker Porter, and Mrs. Sarah Bass Bancroft); Susan Augusta Smith, Ancestors of Moses Belcher Bass [forebear of Mrs. R.E. and E.H. Childers] (1896) (also for Henry Bass, forebear of Hugh Bancroft).
- NCAB, vols. 22 (1932), p. 148 (L.W. Bowers), 47 (1965), pp. 16-17 (R.A. Taft).
- Harrison Ellery and E.P. Bowditch, The Pickering Genealogy, vol. 2 (1897), pp. 713-14 and chart 328 (8/312) of the accompanying Ancestor Tables, Volume 4 (table for Mrs. I.S. Gardner), partly confirmed by F.B. Dexter, Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College, vol. 5, 1792-1805 (1911), pp. 170-72 and Suffield VRs (1778 birth of Isabella, daughter of David and Rachel Todd).
- See the Dwight and Sedgwick genealogies, plus the Savage article cited above in General Sources.
- NCAB, vol. 28 (1940), pp. 411-12 (Clarence S. Day, Jr.), Current Volume G, 1943-46 (1946), pp. 348-49 (Chester B. Bowles), and vol. 22 (1932), pp. 296-97 (J.A. Weir).
- Register 55 (1901): 421-23 (Cunningham) and A.F. Howland, The Descendants of John Bass Dabney and Roxa Lewis Dabney (1966), pp. 1-2, 18-19 (to Mrs. Lawrence).
- H.P. Andrews, The Descendants of John Porter of Windsor, Conn., 1635-9, 2 vols. (1893), pp. 457-58, 652-53 (Olcott, Porter) and Sibley?s Harvard Graduates, vol. 15, 1761-1763 (1970), pp. 387-90 (Asa Porter).
- Who?s Who entries for Julie Harris (1974, 76, 78), TAG 45 (1969): 90-92 (AT of her father, William Pickett Harris, Jr. ? to John Hart, Jr. & Polly Smith); Alfred Andrews, Genealogical Dictionary of Deacon Stephen Hart and His Descendants (1875), pp. 177, 204 and Horace Wilbur Palmer, ?Palmer Families of America,? Mss 297 at NEHGS, vol. 2, pt. 9, pp. 5817-18.
- Notable American Women [vol. 4], The Modern Period (1980), pp. 618-19 (Kay Linn Sage), NCAB, vol. 25 (1936), p. 260 (H.M. Sage), vol. 1 (1898), pp. 245-6 (S.B. Ward).
- Register 95 (1941): 364-65, 97 (1943): 67-68 (Bancroft).
- Temple Prime, Some Account of the Bowdoin Family with a Notice of the Erving Family, third ed. (1900), pp. 6-7, 15-16, and Danny D. Smith, Preliminary Study of the Descendants of Governor James Bowdoin (1996), pp. 4-7, 11-12, 18-19; Boston Transcript genealogical column of 26 Feb. 1923, #382 (citing Suffolk Co. probate, vol. 34, pp. 125, 156, 465), which misspells Erving as Ewing (children of John Phillips and Mary Gross) and Register 73 (1919): 239 (Gross[e]).
- Waldo Lincoln, Genealogy of the Waldo Family, 2 vols. (1902), pp. 183-86, 309-11.
- Revista del Instituto de Estudios Genealógicos del Uruguay, #7 (1988) (Hernán Carlos Lux-Wurm, ?La genealogía de los Stewart uruguayos?): 23, 40-41.
- Column #42 in this series, Mass. VRs for cited dates, Edmund Dana Barbour, ?Descendants of George Barbour,? 1907 typescript at NEHGS, vol. 4, p. 1132, 1134, 1137 (Fisher, Winslow, Grant to T.F. Grant).
- Stearns, Ezra S. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire (Lewis Publishing Company, 1908) Vol. 2, Page 769.[1]]
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Pet Sematary
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Parents need to know that this movie plays on worst fears and grief over death, of both pets and children. Toddlers, animals, and adults get killed violently -- via murder, suicide, and a traffic accident. There is grotesque imagery in the contorted physiognomy of a victim of spinal meningitis; her illness makes her monstrous and vile, which some critics felt was over-the-line cruel. Kids may be tempted by the sequel, Pet Sematary 2; it's decidedly inferior and adds tacky nudity and tastelessness this one avoids.
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Young doctor Louis Creed (Dale Midkiff) moves with his family to rural Maine, ominously near a dangerous, truck-traveled highway. After his daughter's beloved tomcat is killed in a hit-and-run, an elderly neighbor informs Louis of an incredible local secret. Hidden near the town's pet cemetery lies an ancient Indian burial ground with paranormal powers; the deadburied in its stony soil actually come back to life. Even with warnings from the ghost of one of his patients, Louis resurrects the cat -- but the once-friendly feline is hostile and menacing. Despite this disappointing result, another wrenching family tragedy leads the tormented Louis back to the burial ground. Again and again.
Is it any good?
This isn't the worst adaptation of a Stephen King book ever made, but considering how bad others are that isn't a compliment you'd want for your tombstone. Without the writer's sympathetic, explanatory prose filling in the back story and motivations (and Stephen King as a scriptwriter has never been as strong as Stephen King the novelist), the plotline plods from one rather cheap shock to another, some of them just arbitrary nastiness that have little to do with anything (like a sickly woman suddenly deciding to hang herself).
As a basic, icky, unvarnished scare show PET SEMATARY renders some of the creepiness effectively in Halloween-spookhouse fashion. The angle about undead pets and kids has something of the Goosebumps vibe, and sex and nudity are absent. You can't say any of that about the vile sequel Pet Sematary 2, which carries over none of the characters from this feature, just the burial ground.
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Families can talk about the characters' motivations. Should a grieving person try to bring a loved one back, at any cost? A reading of the novel provides more discussion material on this. Does a horror movie format deal with this difficult topic effectively? Why or why not?
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|DVD/Streaming release date:
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|Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby, Fred Gwynne
|Mary Lambert
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You had to figure the D-backs were due to break out at some point. Playing in one of the baseball's best ballparks to hit in, but posting a .133 Isolated power rate, below even the .140 league average? That wasn't going to last. And Ted Lilly, 5-0 and looking invincible going into Wednesday night's start in the ballpark formerly known as Bob? As good as Lilly has been this season, he's a guy who's averaged almost 30 homers allowed per 200 innings pitched on his career, so that wasn't going to last either.
Something had to give -- and did. Lilly gave up an extra-base hit in every frame while allowing 14 baserunners and eight runs before he was yanked in the fourth, and the Snakes' parade around the bases got the benefit of an additional Justin Upton three-run shot in the fifth off Jamey Wright to seal the deal.
A lot of what went right for Arizona reflects what's supposed to be going right for it, and what worked for it last year. Upton is supposed to air-mail Earl Weaver specials into the cheap seats, because Arizona is supposed to slug well in its home park -- that's what it was built to do, and last year's 38-point relative advantage in slugging at home as opposed to on the road was fairly normal. Even though we're past the quarter mark, these are things that are so, but aren't likely to remain so.
Upton isn't the only guy failing to deliver power relative to expectations. After Paul Goldschmidt slugged .474 as a rookie, you would expect that he isn't going to slug under .400 all year. Then again, he was also only projected to slug .428 before the season by ESPN Insider's Dan Szymborski (via ZiPS). On the other hand, Miguel Montero isn't going to have an ISO below .100 ... but if he doesn't it will be a bitter climb-down for the defending division champs.
But failing to slug isn't the only thing that's different about the D-backs this year. After ripping his third-inning double, Goldschmidt stole third base for the first time ever in his young career -- and that's very much Kirk Gibson's brand of baseball, setting loose his basepath commandos. It's also something we've seen less of this season as the D-backs have struggled to get their offense on track. Gibby likes pushing defenses on the bases, perhaps not unlike the wide receiver he once was, but from 2011 to 2012 the Snakes have sunk from third to 13th in the league in extra bases taken on base hits. So not only have the Snakes lost their thunder, they're no longer lightning on the bases. Instead, teams like the Marlins, Braves and Dodgers are the ones advancing aggressively on the bases.
It will be interesting to see how things shake down in the lineup in the weeks to come. Staying the course and expecting that their guys will get back on track is the easy thing, the patient thing, the choice that relies on courage of the actuarial kind. But these Snakes aren't made of stone, and changes are being made on the margins. You can see why the switch-hitting Josh Bell was brought up: Not just to play some third base and perhaps push Ryan Roberts into a utility role after Tatt Man's slow start, but to give the lineup another power source from the left side if the plate. (Stephen Drew's latest rehab setback doesn't help matters any.) Roberts was one of the people Gibson turned to and won with last season; so was Goldschmidt.
The D-backs can't sit entirely still, not after a title, and not after they watch the promising youth of key stars from that 2007 NLCS team fail again to top that feat. But if they don't start hammering foes with some regularity, it won't be people like Upton or Montero or Chris Young who get moved aside. Instead, it will be the guys with options -- like Goldschmidt -- or the guys who are fundamentally replaceable -- as Roberts has always been -- who will become targets of convenience for a club that may need to shake things up sooner rather than later.
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The New Art Gallery Walsall
The New Art Gallery Walsall opened in February 2000 in the heart of Walsall town centre. A unique civic building for Walsall, the gallery is also a rare example of a brand-new building for the millennial arts. The £21 million world class gallery was made possible by £15.75 million Arts Lottery funding (the 1000th lottery grant awarded since the lottery began in 1994) and commissioned by Walsall Metropolitan
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- Jacob Epstein, and her life-long friend Sally Ryan, a talented sculptor. Together, they formed an art collection that is
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Idris Khan, A World Within
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During her most recent move a few weeks ago there was no room for her stool so I took it home and Mom's Stool Got A Makeover. Hopefully I too won't need it to peel potatoes or wash dishes anytime soon!
This is a picture before the makeover and how it looked when Mom spent many an hour at work on it.
First I painted it in ASCP Old White chalk paint. Then I headed over to The Graphics Fairy website to find the perfect graphic. It didn't take me long to find a French Apothecary Label that I knew was "the one". I then went to the Block Posters site and adjusted the graphic to the size I wanted.
Using one of my favorite image transfer techniques, I printed the graphic on the laser printer. I taped it in place on the stool and put a piece of carbon paper behind it and traced over the details with a pen. Then I went into Word and found a font that looked like it could pass for a Pharmacists handwritten prescription and printed it to fit over the apothecary label. I lined it up, taped it in place and again using carbon paper, I traced the script onto the stool.
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I'm ok little bloated and still mega sore boobs.
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So very sorry for your loss, my thoughts are with you
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One Poem. One Planet. 2016
Today is the last day of National Poetry Month here in the United States. Today also marks the last of my daily posts for my One Poem. One Planet. project. I'm going to miss it.
When I set out on April 1, 2016 to show that poetry has no national affiliations or borders, I had no idea what expect. Would anyone read these posts? Would I be able to find poets in all corners of the world, translated into English, because I am mono-lingual, sad to say?
The answer is a resounding YES!
I set out to explore the world by hopping from poem to poem around the globe, discovering poets I'd never heard of before, bumping into familiar poets and old favorites I as was so glad to revisit.
Below is a list of all the poems I found this year, listed by date, poet's name and the country they come from–(In some cases, the country they were exiled from because poets are still dangerous in this day and age.)
I want to thank everyone who read and retweeted and liked and clicked. My first goal was to read more poetry from around the world. I realize now my secondary goal was to make some kind of connection–tenuous and electronic though it be–it is still a connection with people beyond my small local view.
I checked my stats, you know the part where it lists the countries that readers come from, and WOW!!! In addition to readers in the the United States this month, I had readers from 22 countries: Philippines, Serbia, Ghana, Italy, India, United Kingdom, Russia, European Union, Canada, Ukraine, Ireland, Egypt, Germany, Belgium, New Zealand, France, Netherlands, Turkey, Vietnam, Kenya, Australia and Taiwan.
I started #onepoemoneplanet to capture these postings. I encourage anyone who wants to use the hashtag and share the poems that speak to your life with the world. I will continue to do so as well, throughout the rest of the year. And I will be back next year for sure, with a whole new batch of poets from everywhere I can think of!
Happy Poetry Month!
One poem. One Planet.
This year's poets:
April 1, 2016: Wislawa Szymborska (Poland)
April 2, 2016: Keorapetse Kgositsile (South Africa)
April 3, 2016: Anonymous,( Greenland)
April 4, 2016: Lorna Goodison (Jamaica)
April 5, 2016: Pablo Neruda (Chile)
April 6, 2016: Hiromi Ito (Japan)
April 7, 2016: Derek Walcott (Saint Lucia)
April 8, 2016: Mizra Asadullah Khan Ghalib (Persia)
April 9, 2016 Claribel Alegria (El Salvador)
April 10, 2016 Kim Kwangsop (North Korea)
April 11, 2016 Ahmed Fouad Negm (Egypt)
April 12, 2016 Mang Ke (China)
April 13, 2016 Marjorie Evasco (Philippines)
April 14, 2016 Armand Garnet Ruffo (Canada)
April 15, 2016 Katherine Ellis Barrett (Patagonia)
April 16, 2016 Rainer Maria Rilke (Austro-Hungarian Empire)
April 17, 2016 Gunnar Ekelof (Sweden)
April 18, 2016 Lucretuis (Rome) 99-55BC
April 19, 2016 Patrick Kavanagh (Ireland)
April 20, 2016 Anna Akhmatova (Russia)
April 21, 2016 Jorge Luis Borges (Argentina)
April 22, 2016 Cesar Vallejo (Peru)
April 23, 2016 Muriel Rukeyser (USA)
April 24, 2016 Janos Pilinszky (Hungary)
April 25, 2016 Federico Garcia Lorca (Spain)
April 26, 2016 Sherko Bekas (Iraq)
April 27, 2016 Robert Gray (Australia)
April 28, 2016 Ferreira Gullar (Brazil)
April 29, 2016 Taslima Nasrin (Bangladesh)
April 30, 2016 Circe Maia (Uruguay)
And one bonus poem for April 30, 2016 from me: The First Miracle of the Day
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One Poem. One Planet.
April is National Poetry Month here in the US–strange to celebrate an endeavor that knows no boundary, nor does it pledge its allegiances to any flag or political doctrine. Poetry exists because of and for the people of this planet, the entire planet.
To celebrate, I'm going to spend the next 30 days looking for poems from around the world. Russia, New Zealand, China, Iraq, Sweden, is there a poet from Antarctica? I don't know, but I'll look for one.
No literary discussion or lengthy biographies. Simply, the abundance that is one poem.
One poem. One planet.
.. or how one day I decided to change everything
The pants don't make the yogi.
Or do they? Probably not, but yoga pants, in my perennially available opinion, are the best things on the planet.
Truthfully, I have no idea what makes a yogi. I'm new to the whole downward dog scene and still find all the sanskrit names for the positions bewildering. I have no idea what position my teachers have just called for the class to move into, something with a lot of musical syllables, meanwhile I'm on my mat making a split second decision between what is my left side and what is my right, usually getting it wrong–Twister without the dots. I'm hoping one day to really nail this down, which is left and which is right. It will be truly life changing.
This isn't a how-to column about yoga. This isn't a column, I don't think. It's an experiment. I've been wondering the past few weeks of how my life would change, if I spent a year in yoga pants. This is not about fashion, or rebelling against dress codes, or selling a brand or yoga studio memberships.
This is about answering the question: how would my life change, if I wore yoga pants for a year?
In the meantime, I practice left/right left/right and I wear yoga pants.
When I first started in the class, I could hardly move. My body felt like it was made out of peanut brittle. Child's pose was challenging–that's the one where you curl up and relax like a baby and just lay there. In theory.
I have stuck with it, though and after three months there are welcome changes in my body and in my life and a growing number of yoga pants in my closet.
This isn't a how-to column about yoga. This isn't a column, I don't think. It's an experiment. I've been wondering the past few weeks of how my life would change, if I spent a year in yoga pants. This is not about fashion, or rebelling against dress codes, or selling a brand or yoga studio memberships.
This is about answering the question: how would my life change, if I wore yoga pants for a year?
I already have a hypothesis: I'll be a lot more comfortable. But what else?
It's day 2 of 2017 and so far I'm cruising happy. I am comfortable and colorful in my bird of paradise yoga pants with the sky blue background. I look like I look, who cares, and I feel like I can accomplish anything I put my mind and body to, which is my real aim.
It could be that I'm really gonna miss a non-stretch waistband digging into my kidneys. It could be I'll miss scratchy fabric with no give whatsoever. But I doubt it.
As I begin, here are some rules I will follow:
- No boring black yoga pants. Give me color! Give me pattern! Give me daisy legs! (But not Daisy Duke legs.)
- Yoga pants can be worn under dresses, tunics, sweaters, and can be tucked in boots as the mood calls for.
- All yoga pants MUST BE CLEAN at the outset of every wearing. None of this digging through the dirty clothes for the least offensive pair.
- Yoga pants are not an excuse to be slovenly. There are enough other things that cause me to be slovenly, I don't need to blame the pants.
- Yoga pants are considered yoga pants if they allow this movement:
You never know, during the course of the day when you will need to open those hip flexors and throw down a good deep lunge. In yoga pants, I will be ready.
In yoga pants, I will move freely. It's also my hope that I will laugh, love, think, and fail freely.
Stay tuned. Or better yet, join me.
Friday Night Writes–You In?
The rain outside my window is a gift and a sign–it's time to hunker down and write.
Friday Night Writes tonight. I have revisions to work on, certainly, but the great thing about Friday Night Writes is it allows space and time for the unlooked-for inspiration to pop in.
Here's the drill. Get home from work tonight. Make yourself a pot of tea, grab a bikkie and a sit down and write. Write til your hand cramps. Write til you can't hold your head up. Write til the dog completely gives up on you and goes to bed on her own. Write til your familiar walls fall away and you are on your own mountain watching the sun sink down behind a horizon you created.
Write. Write. Write.
You want to join me?
Happy writing.
Friday Night Writes: TONIGHT!
Here's what you do: Write.
Here's how long you do it: For as long as humanly possible, until the stars come out and then go away again.
Here's what you write: Anything. Write anything. Write.
Here's when it starts: Right after the day job. Get your ass home and write.
Good luck!
The First Miracle of the Day
The sandhill crane enters
the race at daybreak, declaring
she would be president of the day
with her promise of flight
and her lopsided laugh through that window
I forgot to close and latch last night.
The demos is up at dawn
and demands to be reckoned with
chickadees are into the pollen,
the birch crowds surround the house
to shout their green slogans
Now! Now! Now!
All right, already, I'm up
putting away my fraught dream
of a black-haired woman
carrying her child to safety—already forgetting
who the woman was, what safety offered—all I'm left
is the weight of the child and the drone
of the mother's voice singing one word
over and over against the child's temple
but now the word is gone
and the child has no name.
If these magpies would shut up,
job job job
and the light is hurting my eyes
Yes, Sun, I am aware
and awake and registered
in this world that did not crumble in the night
despite the plastic catastrophe of yesterday
Even the deaf can hear
the distant thunder of the unlocked
rivers rumbling in their march to join the sea
Even the blind can see
the tangerine light
velveting every surface
with un-temperate warmth
Even the dead understand
the gossip of contemporary worms budging downward
to the anthracitic rooms of ancient worms
the earth is untightening
making space for more of us
The Elect will know who they are
soon enough for already the first miracle of the day
travels ding-toed and nose down
along our dirt road, the collie named Hola!
leading Erma, my eighty-year-old neighbor
toward a brightening mountain in the East
From behind she looks like a waterfall
her waist a vigorous coursing, supple and clear,
her free hand a flower floating at her side
The sandhill croaks one last time
from on high amongst her rally of clouds
but Erma's eyes are poor
so when she looks up
she spills into blue
— Arlitia Jones, April 30, 2016
One Poem. One Planet. — Circe Maia
A wind will come from the south with unleashed rain
to beat on closed doors and on the windows
to beat on faces with bitter expressions.
Happy noisy waves will come
climbing paths and silent streets
through the port district.
Let the hardened city wash its face
its stones and dusty wood, worn out
its heart sombre.
Let there be surprise at least in the opaque
taciturn glances.
And let many people be frightened, and the children laugh
and the greenness of the water's light wake us
bathe us, follow us.
Let it make us run and embrace each other
and let the doors of all the houses open
and the people come out
down the stairs, from the balconies,
calling to each other…
— Circe Maia, (Uruguay)
Learn more about One Poem. One Planet.
One Poem. One Planet. — Taslima Nasrin
I'm going to move ahead.
Behind me my whole family is calling,
My child is pulling my sari-end,
My husband stands blocking the door,
But I will go.
There's nothing ahead but a river.
I will cross.
I know how to swim,
but they won't let me swim, won't let me cross.
There's nothing on the other side of the river
but a vast expanse of fields,
But I'll touch this emptiness once
and run against the wind, whose whooshing sound
makes me want to dance.
I'll dance someday
and then return.
I've not played keep-away for years
as I did in childhood.
I'll raise a great commotion playing keep-away someday
and then return.
For years I haven't cried with my head
in the lap of solitude.
I'll cry to my heart's content someday
and then return.
There's nothing ahead but a river,
and I know how to swim.
Why shouldn't I go?
I'll go.
–Taslima Nasrin (Bangladesh)
Learn more about One Poem. One Planet.
Friday Night Writes… Tonight!
You're invited to Friday Night Writes!
Here's the drill: come home tonight, do whatever you need to do to get the stink of the day-job off you, make a snack, make some coffee, whatever you need, then pull up a chair and write.
Write late into the night. Write til the lead breaks or the ink runs dry. Write til you can't hold your head up anymore. Don't worry about the rest of the world. They'll go out and party without you. And they'll go to sleep without you. Just write. That's all you have to do.
Good luck! I'll see you at the 3 am paper shuffle. Post, if you feel like it, at #fridaynightwrites.
One Poem. One Planet. — Ferreira Gullar
when she comes
respects nothing.
Neither father nor mother.
When she struggles
up from one of her abysses
she ignores Society and the State
disdains Water Regulations
like a young
in front of the Palace of Dawn.*
And only later
does she reconsider: kisses
the eyes of those who earn little
gathers into her arms
those who thirst for happiness
and justice
And promises to set the country on fire.
— Ferreira Gullar (Brazil)
*The presidential palace in Brasilia.
Learn more about One Poem. One Planet.
One Poem. One Planet. — Robert Gray
Karl Marx was playing a parlor game
with his daughters. To their question
What is the quality one should most abhor?
he wrote: Servility.
This was found–a scrap of paper
amongst the family albums and letters;
it is the most essential of all
the Complete Works.
— Robert Gray (Australia)
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Four computers can be operated entirely independently of one another with only one monitor, one keyboard and one mouse.
Have you always wanted to acquire a second or even a third PC but balked because of limited space? After all, not many users have a desk that's big enough to accommodate several monitors and keyboards and mice! KVM switch boxes are one solution to this space problem. The abbreviation KVM stands for (K)eyboard - (V)ideo - (M)ouse. Depending on the type of KVM switch, USB devices and speakers can also be used in conjunction with it. KVM boxes come with varying numbers of ports: 2-port, 4-port, 8-port and multiports. KVM switches are also available for server rooms that can support 32 client computers at the same time and are even cascadable. In other words: With every switch outlet, it is possible to run another KVM switch.
A 4-port KVM switch, as the name implies, allows you to connect up to four computers using only one monitor and one keyboard/mouse. The monitor and the two input devices are connected directly to the KVM switch and not to the client computer. Special connection cables for video and PS/2 or USB signals connect the four client PCs to the switch box. A button or knob on the switch box allows you to switch quickly between the individual client computers. The KVM switch also guarantees that the client PC does not crash when it is disconnected from the keyboard and mouse. Almost all KVM boxes confirm the switchover with an acoustic signal, and they have LEDs indicating which PC is currently being served by the console. An on-screen display (OSD) for better support of the computer is still a luxury with 4-port switch boxes; only the FS-1004MT from Fujitsu offers this feature.
Without a KVM switch: If every computer had its own keyboard and mouse, the workstation would look this chaotic. Not pictured: the three additional monitors.
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at my feet
when did you get here?
- Kobayashi Issa (1763-1828)
It's no coincidence that Elisabeth Tova Bailey chose Kobayashi Issa as one of several selected poets to gently ease us into the passages of The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating. The haiku poet's simplicity and grace complement Elisabeth Tova Bailey's quiet observations as she interprets the larger natural world through that of her tiny snail. Sometimes less is so much more, and like the mighty message of this story's small snail, haiku is a fitting medium to deepen its meaning.
Most western school-children learn that haiku is a form of Japanese poetry that uses a three-lined format of 5-7-5 syllables. This is actually wrong on a number of counts.
Firstly, Japanese haiku are not measured in syllables but in what in English are called morae or moras (from the Latin, to linger or delay), or "on" in Japanese. A fairly complex linguisitic term, moras basically measure the emphasis or weight ...


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The Horse Forum (http://www.horseforum.com/forumindex.php)
- Horse Talk (/horse-talk/)
- - Horse Clubs/Organizations etc. (http://www.horseforum.com/horse-talk/horse-clubs-organizations-etc-98049/)
Horse Clubs/Organizations etc.
What clubs or organizations and such are you a member of? I am a member of the Vermont Trail Trotters, link in signature to site. If you want or can add a link to the organization that would be good.
I am part of the Oklahoma Foundation Quarter Horse Registry, the AQHA, the American Indian Horse Registry, and the Freedom Riders Equestrain Drill team:)
No links, but they all have facebook's haha:)
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Ferrari are reportedly considering an appeal against the result of Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix that could alter the outcome of this year's drivers' World Championship.
The Italian team are "evaluating footage" which appears to show the Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel overtaking Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne in a yellow caution zone, according to the BBC. Vettel finished sixth, enough to see him end the year three points ahead of Fernando Alonso and with it claim his third drivers' title in a row.
Were Ferrari to appeal successfully, the sport's governing body, the FIA, would have the power to add 20 seconds to Vettel's race time, a punishment which would drop the German to eighth place and lose him sufficient World Championship points to hand the title to Alonso instead.
The footage in question shows Vettel passing two points on the circuit where yellow flashing lights are clearly visible – indicating that drivers must not overtake. The FIA has until tomorrow to investigate.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009 | The San Diego Unified school board decided Tuesday to tie work on its $2.1 billion facilities bond to a project labor agreement, a controversial step that will shape how workers and apprentices are hired to fix and renovate schools. It will require employers to provide healthcare largely through union plans, sets steep goals for local hiring, and gives apprentices from union programs the first shot at jobs to build their skills.
Project labor agreements typically involve a tit-for-tat in which the school district or other agency sets rules on bidding, such as hiring workers through the union halls, in exchange for the unions' promise not to strike or stall work.
In the four months since the school board voted to explore such a pact over Proposition S, it exploded into a bitter dispute between construction companies and unions — two of the most muscular players in local politics — divided the citizens charged with overseeing the bond, and put the new school board majority in the crosshairs of sharp editorials, mailers and radio ads.
"I'm not going to be intimidated into not doing the right thing," school board member Richard Barrera, who voted for the plan, said of the campaign against the labor agreement to the cheers and applause of an auditorium packed with union workers sporting orange stickers reading "Not Just a Job But a Career." The decision passed narrowly with Barrera, John Lee Evans and Shelia Jackson in support and school board members John de Beck and Katherine Nakamura in opposition.