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Every family has their unique spots, right? You know, those wonderful individuals who liven up your gene pool? I find family history fascinating and I love it when my kids go through our photo albums asking, "Who is this?" so I can tell them about their colorful heritage. So here, in no particular order are a few people who have made me what I am today, persons with whom I share some small portion of my DNA. Some are odd and others are just interesting. 1. Great Grandma Dorr. Great Grandmother
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Prophets on the Right: Profiles of Conservative Critics of American Globalism By Ronald Radosh Second Edition, Copyright 2001 Cybereditions.com Ronald Radosh, most recently the author of Commies: A Journey Through the Old Left, the New Left and the Leftover Left, a neoconservative assessment of the history of the American left, has penned a new introduction for a book that no neoconservative could have written: Radosh??s own Prophets on the Right: Profiles of Conservative Critics of American
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Give fools their gold, and knaves their power let fortune's bubbles rise and fall who sows a field, or trains a flower, or plants a tree, is more than all. John Greenleaf Whittier 1807-1892
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For of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these: ???It might have been!??? ??John Greenleaf Whittier, American poet, Maud Muller, 1854 I can??t afford to dwell on what might have been anymore. I??ve yearned for the past so much that I??ve forgotten to grab the present. And it??s now affecting my future. It??s going to end up hurting me. Badly. And when it does I??m going to start the whole process over again??dreaming of what could have been. It??s almost too late. I wonder if it already
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Do Whittier students know he crusaded against slavery? John Greenleaf Whittier, that is, namesake of the Oak Park school across from the Dole Branch? ...
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Those residences include two historic sites, the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace and the Kimball Tavern. Curtis lived in both places at times as a ...
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It came through John Greenleaf Whittier, no less. Whittier, as most are aware, was one of the strongest opponents of slavery. In that crusade, he helped to ...
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Praying for Cristin. We??re keeping tabs on a sad situation in Katy, Texas, where former Baylor softball standout Cristin Vitek is battling for her life in a local hospital. Vitek contracted bacterial pneumonia that got into her blood and caused her kidneys to fail. She began dialysis on Tuesday and as of last report, was continuing to fight. Vitek was an all-Big 12 performer and still holds the NCAA single-game strikeout record with 28 in a 16-inning win over North Carolina. The Baylor commun
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Moreover, any man more right than his neighbors constitutes a majority of one already. Henry David Thoreau, in On The Duty Of Civil Disobedience Art is not pleasure, or an amusement art is a great matter. Leo Tolstoy, in What Is Art? Old age is the most unexpected of all the things that happen to man. Leon Trotsky, in Diary In Exile I never give them hell. I just tell the truth, and they think it is hell. Harry Truman Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, histo
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The breakfast will be held at the Radisson Hotel, 7320 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier. LA MIRADA - Phantom Projects Educational Theatre Group is looking for 12 ...
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2-2-8 Many patriots these days lament that the Republican Party has ???lost its way??? and ???gone wrong.??? It has ???diverged??? from the fiscally responsible, small government philosophy of Republican heroes like Robert Taft whom Eisenhower??s handlers finagled out of the nomination for President in 1952. We are told that is why today??s Republican Establishment hates Dr. Ron Paul with such a passion that they hate him because, like Taft, he is the quintessential Republican. Patr
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Madison got nearly 14 inches of snow. Southeast of us it was worse, and much further south, they had those awful tornadoes that killed some fifty people at last count. A thousands people stranded on the Interstate near Madison for nine hours. Quite a tally for the big blizzard of 2008. In "Snowbound: A Winter Idyl," his hoary old chestnut from the mid-19th century, John Greenleaf Whittier perfectly caught the gradual way one of these big storms gets started. The sun that brief December day R
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Poetry and Fine Art Friday: George Washington Posted by Sherry February 22nd, 2008 in --February, Birthdays, Poets and poetry and General. 0 Comments Today is George??s REAL birthday as opposed to that amalgamation of a President??s Day that we celebrated a week or two ago. So I thought you might enjoy a couple of selections of Washingtonian poetry: From James Russell Lowell: ???Dumb for himself, unless it were to God, But for his barefoot soldiers eloquent, Tramping the snow to coral w
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Her actions inspired a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier in 1863. Fritchie is buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. The Beatty-Cramer House also tells ...
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Cyberspace Silent Poetry Reading Today is Groundhog's Day, St. Brigid's Day and the Third Brigid in Cyberspace Poetry Reading. What follows are excerpts from Snowbound, a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier. The poem is quite long, you can read it all here, and it is worth it. Whittier captures my perfect show day, warm inside with the storm raging all about, family and fire to keep us warm. Okay, the perfect snow day sans the electric water heater/dispenser, my computer and email, cell phone, d
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The breakfast will be held at the Radisson Hotel, 7320 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier. "The Mayor&39s Prayer Breakfast is a community event in the truest sense of ...
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Friend of my many years! When the great silence falls, at last, on me, Let me not leave, to pain and sadden thee - a memory of tears, But pleasant thoughts alone. John Greenleaf Whittier Post from: Coolest Inspirational Quotes for All Ages A legacy
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Mirror, mirror on the wall tell me who is the most powerful of all. Last night while taking an online tour, I had NPR on in the background. The discussion that the panelists were having involved the election being held today in Russia and of the Primaries being held Tuesday in Texas and Ohio. Elections to determine the two most powerful men on earth. The consensus was that Vladmir Putin was the more powerful because next November, George Bush will be swept aside at long last and his successor wi
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In honor of the Oscars this Sunday, I thought I would devote this week to the five films nominated for Best Picture. So far I have reviewed Juno and Michael Clayton. Based on the bestselling novel by Ian McEwan which I have not read, Atonement is a fascinating and complex movie that is beautifully filmed and very-well acted. Despite some of the imagery in the film borders on being over-done and blatantly obvious, the story is nothing short of powerful and extremely thought-provoking. Brion
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Turn for a minute to our most distinguished native, John Greenleaf Whittier, and give special attention to his middle name. Be aware, then, that his family ...
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Speed pn the ship! -But let her bear No merchanise of sin, No groaning cargo of despair Her Lethean drug for Eastern land, Nor poison-draught for ours But honest fruits of toiling hands And Nature's sun and showers. JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER The Maria at Honfleur Georges Seurat
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" The poem is a little myth of man's capacity of making his life meaningful. And in the end, the poem is not a thing we see-it is , rather, a light by which we may see- and what we see it life." -Robert Penn Warren The topic for Sunday Scribblings this week is passion. Warren's quote is a reminder how poetry helps us see life. Since I was a small child I have been immersed in poetry. I pictured the vivid images of Robert Lewis Stevenson's words as my mother read from A Child's Garden of Verses
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For instrumental music while reading, choose: hi-fi broadband or low-fi. No matter what??s going on in your life right now, there??s something to appreciate about it. Sometimes the gifts of the moment aren??t recognized until later. The benefit of hindsight helps to bring them into focus. Even the difficult experiences like serious health challenges come packaged with aspects to appreciate, but they sometimes require the buffer of time to recognize. The act of appreciation rivets our consciou
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... that Curtis molested boys at two of Haverhill&39s most historic sites ?? Kimball Tavern in Bradford and at the birthplace of John Greenleaf Whittier. ...
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A 1999 study by an educational consulting group recommended that four city elementary schools built in the late 1800s ?? Tilton, Greenleaf, Crowell and ...
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... while Carter and Pettengill were allegedly abused at the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace in Haverhill, where Curtis served as a trustee in the early ...
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Friday Flowers: Flowers in Winter Flowers in Winter excerpt How strange to greet, this frosty morn, In graceful counterfeit of flower, These children of the meadows, born Of sunshine and of showers! How well the conscious wood retains The pictures of its flower-sown home, The lights and shades, the purple stains, And golden hues of bloom! It was a happy thought to bring To the dark season's frost and rime This painted memory of spring, This dream of summertime. And she,
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The final challenge for Wildflowers in Winter is to try to find wildflowers in bloom in your respective area. Well, with a 3-4" snowfall overnight, and torrential rain all weekend, my search was a bust. And the next few days are unlikely to produce anything worthy. So, I thought I'd just post this summery photo to close, and send a big bouquet to Elizabeth Joy for thinking of this challenge in the first place. It was a wonderful way to pass those cold, grey weeks. Flowers in Winter by John Gr
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Gone in 60 Seconds "For all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are those 'It might have been.'" - John Greenleaf Whittier I frequently get flashbacks to my pregnancy and surrender experience. Often it is a song, a scent, a word that can send me flying back to a specific place and time at warp speed. Sometimes the flashbacks are bitter sweet ones. Memories that make me smile and make my heart ache just a teeny bit. Others can cause me to crumble and tremble. And still others generate
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Interesting Family Characters
Every family has their unique spots, right? You know, those wonderful individuals who liven up your gene pool? I find family history fascinating and I love it when my kids go through our photo albums asking, "Who is this?" so I can tell them about their colorful heritage. So here, in no particular order are a few people who have made me what I am today, persons with whom I share some small portion of my DNA. Some are odd and others are just interesting. 1. Great Grandma Dorr. Great Grandmother
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The Old Right Revisited - Review by Ryan McMaken
Prophets on the Right: Profiles of Conservative Critics of American Globalism By Ronald Radosh Second Edition, Copyright 2001 Cybereditions.com Ronald Radosh, most recently the author of Commies: A Journey Through the Old Left, the New Left and the Leftover Left, a neoconservative assessment of the history of the American left, has penned a new introduction for a book that no neoconservative could have written: Radosh??s own Prophets on the Right: Profiles of Conservative Critics of American
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more than all...
Give fools their gold, and knaves their power let fortune's bubbles rise and fall who sows a field, or trains a flower, or plants a tree, is more than all. John Greenleaf Whittier 1807-1892
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Pass Me By
For of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these: ???It might have been!??? ??John Greenleaf Whittier, American poet, Maud Muller, 1854 I can??t afford to dwell on what might have been anymore. I??ve yearned for the past so much that I??ve forgotten to grab the present. And it??s now affecting my future. It??s going to end up hurting me. Badly. And when it does I??m going to start the whole process over again??dreaming of what could have been. It??s almost too late. I wonder if it already
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What poetry can do for our students - Wednesday Journal
Do Whittier students know he crusaded against slavery? John Greenleaf Whittier, that is, namesake of the Oak Park school across from the Dole Branch? ...
www.wednesdayjournalonline.com
Former Haverhill library director facing sex charges - Eagle Tribune
Those residences include two historic sites, the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace and the Kimball Tavern. Curtis lived in both places at times as a ...
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Barney Gallagher: Fostering Haverhill&39s connections to Washington, DC - Eagle Tribune
It came through John Greenleaf Whittier, no less. Whittier, as most are aware, was one of the strongest opponents of slavery. In that crusade, he helped to ...
www.eagletribune.com
Prayers, Richard Nixon & The Other Manning
Praying for Cristin. We??re keeping tabs on a sad situation in Katy, Texas, where former Baylor softball standout Cristin Vitek is battling for her life in a local hospital. Vitek contracted bacterial pneumonia that got into her blood and caused her kidneys to fail. She began dialysis on Tuesday and as of last report, was continuing to fight. Vitek was an all-Big 12 performer and still holds the NCAA single-game strikeout record with 28 in a 16-inning win over North Carolina. The Baylor commun
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Monday Night, Time For Quotes
Moreover, any man more right than his neighbors constitutes a majority of one already. Henry David Thoreau, in On The Duty Of Civil Disobedience Art is not pleasure, or an amusement art is a great matter. Leo Tolstoy, in What Is Art? Old age is the most unexpected of all the things that happen to man. Leon Trotsky, in Diary In Exile I never give them hell. I just tell the truth, and they think it is hell. Harry Truman Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, histo
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Around Whittier - Whittier Daily News
The breakfast will be held at the Radisson Hotel, 7320 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier. LA MIRADA - Phantom Projects Educational Theatre Group is looking for 12 ...
www.whittierdailynews.com
Red from the Start, Republican Party
2-2-8 Many patriots these days lament that the Republican Party has ???lost its way??? and ???gone wrong.??? It has ???diverged??? from the fiscally responsible, small government philosophy of Republican heroes like Robert Taft whom Eisenhower??s handlers finagled out of the nomination for President in 1952. We are told that is why today??s Republican Establishment hates Dr. Ron Paul with such a passion that they hate him because, like Taft, he is the quintessential Republican. Patr
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Snowbound in Madison
Madison got nearly 14 inches of snow. Southeast of us it was worse, and much further south, they had those awful tornadoes that killed some fifty people at last count. A thousands people stranded on the Interstate near Madison for nine hours. Quite a tally for the big blizzard of 2008. In "Snowbound: A Winter Idyl," his hoary old chestnut from the mid-19th century, John Greenleaf Whittier perfectly caught the gradual way one of these big storms gets started. The sun that brief December day R
letterfromhere.blogspot.com
Poetry and Fine Art Friday: George Washington
Poetry and Fine Art Friday: George Washington Posted by Sherry February 22nd, 2008 in --February, Birthdays, Poets and poetry and General. 0 Comments Today is George??s REAL birthday as opposed to that amalgamation of a President??s Day that we celebrated a week or two ago. So I thought you might enjoy a couple of selections of Washingtonian poetry: From James Russell Lowell: ???Dumb for himself, unless it were to God, But for his barefoot soldiers eloquent, Tramping the snow to coral w
www.semicolonblog.com
Frederick County celebrates Women??s History Month - Business Gazette
Her actions inspired a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier in 1863. Fritchie is buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. The Beatty-Cramer House also tells ...
www.gazette.net
Cyberspace Silent Poetry Reading
Cyberspace Silent Poetry Reading Today is Groundhog's Day, St. Brigid's Day and the Third Brigid in Cyberspace Poetry Reading. What follows are excerpts from Snowbound, a poem by John Greenleaf Whittier. The poem is quite long, you can read it all here, and it is worth it. Whittier captures my perfect show day, warm inside with the storm raging all about, family and fire to keep us warm. Okay, the perfect snow day sans the electric water heater/dispenser, my computer and email, cell phone, d
soupgirls.typepad.com
Mayor&39s Prayer Breakfast set for March 21 - Whittier Daily News
The breakfast will be held at the Radisson Hotel, 7320 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier. "The Mayor&39s Prayer Breakfast is a community event in the truest sense of ...
www.whittierdailynews.com
A legacy
Friend of my many years! When the great silence falls, at last, on me, Let me not leave, to pain and sadden thee - a memory of tears, But pleasant thoughts alone. John Greenleaf Whittier Post from: Coolest Inspirational Quotes for All Ages A legacy
www.my-inspirational-quotes.com
Mirror, Mirror..................
Mirror, mirror on the wall tell me who is the most powerful of all. Last night while taking an online tour, I had NPR on in the background. The discussion that the panelists were having involved the election being held today in Russia and of the Primaries being held Tuesday in Texas and Ohio. Elections to determine the two most powerful men on earth. The consensus was that Vladmir Putin was the more powerful because next November, George Bush will be swept aside at long last and his successor wi
katescoven.blogstream.com
Movie Week at Mere-O: Atonement
In honor of the Oscars this Sunday, I thought I would devote this week to the five films nominated for Best Picture. So far I have reviewed Juno and Michael Clayton. Based on the bestselling novel by Ian McEwan which I have not read, Atonement is a fascinating and complex movie that is beautifully filmed and very-well acted. Despite some of the imagery in the film borders on being over-done and blatantly obvious, the story is nothing short of powerful and extremely thought-provoking. Brion
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Haverhill&39s future symbol ?? a green leaf? - Eagle Tribune
Turn for a minute to our most distinguished native, John Greenleaf Whittier, and give special attention to his middle name. Be aware, then, that his family ...
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Art & Words February 26
Speed pn the ship! -But let her bear No merchanise of sin, No groaning cargo of despair Her Lethean drug for Eastern land, Nor poison-draught for ours But honest fruits of toiling hands And Nature's sun and showers. JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER The Maria at Honfleur Georges Seurat
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Sunday Scribblings: Passion for Poetry
" The poem is a little myth of man's capacity of making his life meaningful. And in the end, the poem is not a thing we see-it is , rather, a light by which we may see- and what we see it life." -Robert Penn Warren The topic for Sunday Scribblings this week is passion. Warren's quote is a reminder how poetry helps us see life. Since I was a small child I have been immersed in poetry. I pictured the vivid images of Robert Lewis Stevenson's words as my mother read from A Child's Garden of Verses
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Appreciate Here and Now
For instrumental music while reading, choose: hi-fi broadband or low-fi. No matter what??s going on in your life right now, there??s something to appreciate about it. Sometimes the gifts of the moment aren??t recognized until later. The benefit of hindsight helps to bring them into focus. Even the difficult experiences like serious health challenges come packaged with aspects to appreciate, but they sometimes require the buffer of time to recognize. The act of appreciation rivets our consciou
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Haverhill shocked by sex charges against former library director ... - Eagle Tribune
... that Curtis molested boys at two of Haverhill&39s most historic sites ?? Kimball Tavern in Bradford and at the birthplace of John Greenleaf Whittier. ...
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School dilemma: Close old ones or spend big for renovations ... - Eagle Tribune
A 1999 study by an educational consulting group recommended that four city elementary schools built in the late 1800s ?? Tilton, Greenleaf, Crowell and ...
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Ex-Scout leader left trail of allegations - Boston Globe
... while Carter and Pettengill were allegedly abused at the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace in Haverhill, where Curtis served as a trustee in the early ...
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Friday Flowers: Flowers in Winter
Friday Flowers: Flowers in Winter Flowers in Winter excerpt How strange to greet, this frosty morn, In graceful counterfeit of flower, These children of the meadows, born Of sunshine and of showers! How well the conscious wood retains The pictures of its flower-sown home, The lights and shades, the purple stains, And golden hues of bloom! It was a happy thought to bring To the dark season's frost and rime This painted memory of spring, This dream of summertime. And she,
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Wildflowers in Winter - Final Week
The final challenge for Wildflowers in Winter is to try to find wildflowers in bloom in your respective area. Well, with a 3-4" snowfall overnight, and torrential rain all weekend, my search was a bust. And the next few days are unlikely to produce anything worthy. So, I thought I'd just post this summery photo to close, and send a big bouquet to Elizabeth Joy for thinking of this challenge in the first place. It was a wonderful way to pass those cold, grey weeks. Flowers in Winter by John Gr
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Gone in 60 Seconds
Gone in 60 Seconds "For all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are those 'It might have been.'" - John Greenleaf Whittier I frequently get flashbacks to my pregnancy and surrender experience. Often it is a song, a scent, a word that can send me flying back to a specific place and time at warp speed. Sometimes the flashbacks are bitter sweet ones. Memories that make me smile and make my heart ache just a teeny bit. Others can cause me to crumble and tremble. And still others generate
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