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Until the appearance of this beautiful volume, anthologies of Manitoba writing -- and there are several excellent collections -- have tended to represent aboriginal writers somewhat sporadically and selectively.
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Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair and Warren Cariou, both well-known academics and writers at the University of Manitoba, consulted widely and did prodigious research to arrive at their final choices, winnowing their selections of 90 writers' work -- poets, playwrights, politicians, novelists, storytellers and anonymous inmates from Stony Mountain -- from the hundreds of writers they had at hand.
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Writers from virtually every founding community in Manitowapow -- Anishinaabe, Cree, Dene, Métis, Saulteaux, Inuit -- are represented in this volume's 400-plus pages, beginning, fittingly, with two pieces by Peguis (1774-1864).
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Sadly, we are also reminded, again, of the fine talents, lost prematurely, of contemporary writers such as Marvin Francis (1955-2005) and Douglas Nepinak (1960-2005).
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Manitowapow will prompt a welcome re-engagement with debates about what we read, how we read and how we talk about what we read -- and about what generations of readers in Western Canada as in other constituencies understand as "our" literary legacy.
For these gifts and others, readers will be grateful to the co-editors, who took on and succeeded in a monumental achievement, worked on for years with love and with rigour.
Readers everywhere should also be grateful to Mosionier (who wrote the foreword) and to the other visionaries at Highwater Press, a division of Portage and Main Press.
Collectively they have realized a radiant and communal dream that serves all Manitobans and honours every aboriginal ancestor, bestowing a heritage that will inform and reshape everyone's contemporary life here.
Canadian literature scholar Neil Besner is vice-president, research and international, at the University of Winnipeg.
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I doubt the dpi/ ppi setting is effecting the resize,
I but this setting is usually in the cameras settings,
Along with the megapixel setting which is probably what you should compare between caneras,
Office picture Manager isn't the best resize program in the world but if it worked okay in the past I would also look closer at the exact file type the new camera is producing this could be a hybrid jpg and not a regular jpg image,
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dpi/ ppi only applies to printing not resizing or simply viewing so I keep reading
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Henrietta was born in Norway, S.C. to the late Vera Dell and Zebulon Bizzell. Henrietta married Julius Domok in 1942. After ten years of marriage and only six weeks after the birth of their daughter, Patty, Henrietta became widowed. She began a new career working for Fine Arts Silver Company. In an era before bridal registries she became successful in helping many young women start and then complete their hope chests, selling fine china, sterling silver, crystal and cookware. She exceeded her own expectations and won numerous sales awards. In 1969 she wed James E. Bennett only to be widowed once again.
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November 27, 2014
The Mulls Singing Convention TV Show, shown on My-VLT has withstood the test of time, spanning different generations of viewers.
The show that has been part of East Tennessee for almost 60 years is mourning the loss of host Charlotte Mull. Mull passed away on Tuesday at age 67, quietly at home due to illness.
Mull joined the show after her father, Rev. J. Bazzell passed away, and she continued to host the show following the passing of her mother, Elizabeth, known to viewers as, "Lady Mull."
Charlotte continued the tradition to this day. In fact the show will celebrate year 57 this August, making it the longest running locally produced show in America.
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Read a questioning child's face
And say it's not a testament…
That'd be very hard to say.
See another new morning come
And say it's not a sacrament
I tell you that it can't be done.
–Peter Mayer
…commentary on the orbit
Read a questioning child's face
And say it's not a testament…
That'd be very hard to say.
See another new morning come
And say it's not a sacrament
I tell you that it can't be done.
–Peter Mayer
This is the first time in the four-year history of My Little Spacebook that I've gone over a month between posts. There's so much to report!
In August El-D and I celebrated our 20th anniversary.
We have seen each other through many faces, phases, places and lives…not to mention various hats and corsets. Whether leaving for the house for dinner or the grocery store, we continue to ask each other "Who are you going as tonight?" There's Country Gentleman and Woodland Fairy, Monday Night Bowler and YoginiTini, Mickey Mouse Man and Bag Lady, The Professor and Mary Ann. The odd pairings seem to be endless. It's great fun.
Also in August, I turned 40. My wonderful family made it the best birthday ever! The party was dubbed "The Redneck Shindig" and featured Slip'N Slides, Italian cream cake, a million baby crickets, and family members trying to one-up each other's tales about the fires I've started in their homes and wrecks I've had in their cars. Good times. Thank you, dear family, for loving me in spite of the havoc I have wrecked in your lives. I love you and your terrible singing and zany presence.
One of the highlights in September was a six-hour kayaking trip on the Wolf River. Things were going great until I rounded the bend to enter Ghost River. At that very instant Nature got all up in my business. Plant life reached out to caress me in a creepy-uncle sort of way and two big spiders – one fat and hairy and one little-bodied with long skittering legs – leaped simultaneously and aggressively into my kayak.
Before I go on, I want you to know I can appreciate spiders when they spin their string art and sit around calmly eating less superior bugs. In fact, I appreciate them so much I take pictures and wax poetic about them (see Centered Scribe Spinning, Spinning ) I can even appreciate momma spiders when I disturb their peace with my weed pulling and they take off running with their egg sac full of future spiders.
However, when spiders jump in my tiny kayak and proceed to run AT ME despite my flailing paddle and panicked shrieks, I will fight them until death. It was a long, hard battle – and I had doubts about who would paddle or skitter away the victor as the kayak tilted precariously this way and that. After all that, I thought I was done with kayaking for awhile.
So it was a bit of a surprise last week when I found myself back in a kayak, this time in the bayou, on a soul journey with nine strangers. I'm still trying to figure out exactly how that happened and what it was all about. I'll let you know when the pieces come together…
day after day
I kneel
at the feet
of three year olds
tying shoes
wiping noses
drying tears
and listening to stories about
new bracelets
playing basketball
mean dogs
birthday parties
cooking with daddy
I stare
into the eyes
of the future
and stand up changed
–lunar euphoria
On Children
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow,
which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them,
but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
You are the bows from which your children
as living arrows are sent forth.
The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite,
and He bends you with His might
that His arrows may go swift and far.
Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness;
For even as He loves the arrow that flies,
so He loves also the bow that is stable.
– Kahlil Gibran
Disclaimer 1: I didn't set out to do a study of bondage, but the theme emerged in every book of my most recent reading spree.
Title: Fifty Shades Trilogy Bundle: Fifty Shades of Grey; Fifty Shades Darker; Fifty Shades Freed (Vintage)
Author: E. L. James
Synopsis: A rich control-freak falls for an innocent college graduate who looks like his delinquent mother; glitz and glamor, high-speed chases, and deviant copulation ensues.
Why Did I Read This? Everybody else was doing it? I wasn't planning to succumb to peer-pressure, but when I found the first book in the series at the Goodwill I decided to see what all the fuss was about. As for why I read the second and third books, well there's no good excuse. I guess once you jump off the bridge with your friends you can't just stop falling.
Was it Worth It? The series may be best enjoyed if you check your intellect at the cover. On a positive note, the improbable scenarios are a diversion from mundane life. The shallow characters and redundant inner and outer dialogue made it a super quick read. The element of "how much weirder can this possibly get?" and "how will this ever be justified?" may keep you reading.
You May Like This If You Liked: The Twilight Saga Complete Collection
Title: Island Beneath the Sea: A Novel (P.S.)
Author: Isabel Allende
Synopsis: The life of a slave, Zarite, is portrayed from her girlhood on the island of Saint-Dominque to the "freedom" she finds in New Orleans.
Why Did I Read This? Isabel Allende is a master storyteller who never fails to bring history to life in her brilliant, complex tales. My worldview widens every time I read her work.
What I Loved About This Book: The characters were layered and multidimensional. I admired Zarite's quiet, persistent dignity and the rich duplicity in her relationship with her Master and their children. The history of Haiti was fascinating, as was the view of New Orleans in the early 1800s.
What I Didn't Love: The brutal bits were hard to stomach.
You May Like This If You Liked: Daughter of Fortune
Title: Burn: An Anna Pigeon Novel
Author: Nevada Barr
Why Did I Read This? Many years ago I joined a mystery readers' book club at Bartlett Books. I wasn't particularly fond of mysteries, but I was fond of cake and I was always looking for an excuse to eat it regularly. Bartlett Books had the BEST Italian cream cake in all the realm and all their books smelled of coffee. I convinced my sister to join the club too. She provided my ride to the cake place and served as a social buffer. I was the youngest member of this book club by at least a decade or three, and her presence allowed me to eat my cake in relative peace. While I always read the book selections, I rarely enjoyed them and I never actually spoke to anyone in the club about them, except my sis. I dismissed most of the books we read as "Scooby-Doo mysteries." There were a few notable exceptions, particularly Nevada Barr's Track of the Cat (Anna Pigeon Mysteries Book 1), which I loved. I identified with Park Ranger Anna Pigeon, who preferred the company of animals to people. Anna was gritty and tough and she had a deep reverence for nature. The other clubers thought Anna too "dark" and "serious," which is exactly why I liked her. Over the years I've followed the series, but I got behind at some point. Burn has been sitting on my bookshelf unread for about 4 years, so I finally decided to read it.
Just Let Me Say: Barr went over the deep end of darkness here. The content was extremely disturbing. The plot revolves around a child sex-slave and skin-trade industry in New Orleans. Barr zooms in for a horrifying close-up view of a problem that many would prefer to ignore. The details were as repulsive as one might expect from the topic. In the midst of all that, with smoke, mirrors, and voodoo, she created a huge brilliant plot twist that I never saw coming. And to confuse matters even more she peppers in a liberal dose of strange humor in the most violent scenes. There were several times I had to put the book down and wonder: what the hell?
Who Would I NOT Recommend This To? This is definitely not a mystery for the faint of heart or the lovers of Scooby-Doo mysteries or "cozies". Based on the reviews of her regular readers on amazon.com, it appears that this is not a mystery for most of Barr's regular readers either. All that said, I went out and bought two more books in the series after I finished it.
Disclaimer 2: I'm an Amazon Affiliate, which means 1.) I can use their book cover images in my posts without having to worry about them suing me, and 2.) if you use one of the links I provide in the blog to purchase the book on amazon.com I'll get like a nickel or something. I'm disclosing this so you will be aware that if you click on a book link, our electronic "footprints" will be walking together toward amazon.
This mind has a life of its own.
It invents infinite lists…
of tasks to do,
of whos to be,
of conversations to replay,
of facts to analyze,
of images to dissect,
of memories to revisit,
of futures to find,
of art to create,
of words to compose,
of dances to choreograph,
of stories to live…
of needs
of wants
of likes
of loves
and so it goes…
on and on.
I'm immersed in the mind as I sit with it all,
the time ticking by and I'm…
Too hot.
No, too cold.
I'm entirely too dog-covered!
I need a cookie.
and I'm…
smelling flowers that are wilting.
and I'm…
waiting for this 15 minute self-imposed morning meditation to be over,
so I can go on with my *very important* day.
I have forgotten what the point is.
I try yoga-teachering myself, in an attempt to remember,
but the undone stuff calls, waits, looms, threatens, even.
Then, a subtle shifting.
A clicking.
Faint on the periphery
a thousand cicada tymbals vibrate
their persistent little stream of sex and magic.
The chorus swells
into a tidal wave of sound
breaking through
scattering the thought-sandcastles
the mind awash disintegrates like salt
and in the undertow…
the present.
Ever wondered what do with an unsightly tree stump?
I had a tree stump in my front yard and I thought I was being creative by hollowing it out and planting a flower in it.
But then my sister took tree stump creativity to a whole new level. Skattur of SoKaN and Recycled by Skattur fame, transformed her ugly stump into a fabulous little gnome house.
You can check out all the adorable details in the pictures on her blog: Skatturcast's Blog
I had a magical woodland fairy moment last night.
I stepped into the back yard at dusk, my mind all a-flutter with at least 15 different undone things on my daily ToDo List. I don't remember why I was headed out back…the ducks were fed, so what could I possibly have had to do out there at nightfall? What I do remember is looking down at the ground and being so lost in a swirl of thoughts that I was seeing, yet not seeing. Then suddenly I lifted my gaze and my attention snapped back into the living, breathing world as a family of deer – two adults and two babies – came bounding out of the treeline and into the little meadow on the other side of the pond. I stopped in my tracks and they in theirs as we all stood looking dumbfounded at each other by this chance encounter. After an eternity or maybe a few seconds, the adults sauntered on through the clearing on their spindly legs and the two babies frolicked, literally frolicked, on as if the word had been invented just for them and they had to show everyone what it meant. It was so ridiculous and adorable, I could hardly stand it.
Prior to all that I was having "one of those days." I had an afternoon class to teach and I had spent all morning- from 6 a.m. 'til noon – preparing for it, and when it was nearing time to leave, I did a final mirror check and realized I had glitter all over my face. My attempt to brush it off succeeded only in adding considerably more sparkle and smearing it around, for the glitter was all over my hand as well. Apparently one of my little friends had overturned a jar of glitter in a drawer I had been digging around in for supplies. Another glance in the mirror revealed little chocolate polka dots all along the backside of my skirt. I had sat in my own chocolate chip cookie crumbs. On my race to the kitchen to check the time (there was none left) I stepped on a tailless lizard that Yip had been torturing in the living room. It was on its back – still somehow alive and waving its front lizard foot at me as if trying to tell me there was no time left for either of us. "Go on, go on…" his little gesture seemed to be saying.
So I did.
And I taught my class sparkling like a Stephany Meyers vampire, smelling of chocolate, with lizard blood on my shoes. I wonder what this will do to my teaching evals.
This time of year I think a lot about my grandmother. She was born into this world and left it during the summer months.
Kiki was a fabulous and funny lady. She taught me lots of things: the names of flowers, my first prayers ("Dear God, Bless Roy and Cathy and Carey…"), how to multitask (she would exercise in the den during Wheel of Fortune), how to drive with my elbows, how to be independent ("It's my money and I'll wipe my ass with it if I want").
She taught me beauty secrets such as taping your face at night to prevent wrinkles. And on that last note, when I came across this funny video today, I immediately thought of her….
Facebook's exploits never fail to creep me out…
Originally posted on LibrarianShipwreck:
Have you ever found that you felt rather depressed after using social media? What about quite happy? It is probably no great stretch to imagine that the answer to at least one of those questions is "yes."
Now, what if you realized that your emotional reaction was not the result of a normal response to the unfiltered content you were seeing, but was instead reflective of manipulation on the part of the website? What if your emotion was a result of those behind the site trying to see if they could swing your mood. If the social network you are thinking of is Facebook, than there is a chance (was a chance) that some of what you were feeling (at least in January 2012) was the result of a psychological experiment – one that you agreed to participate in by hitting "I agree" for Facebook's terms of service.
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Listed in 1870 Johnson co.
H.H. Tidwell age 23 and Martha wife, age 18.
A couple of doors up lives
WD Tidwell 23
Lucinda 19
William H son 5/12 yr.old
Back down about 4 houses are:
WW Tidwell and his wife Catherine both are 53
Winiah? 25, Levi and Jacob, 20 and 16 respectively.
I'm not connected to these Tidwells that I know of... the next door is my ancestor:
A Carter, 42, wife Lucie, 46,
Feba age 8
TIDWELL, R.I. female age 2
Now why would the Carters have a Tidwell baby in their home with all the other Tidwells living up the road? Was Lucie a Tidwell? Alfred Carter was born in Tenn. Lucie was born in Arkansas.
There are Frady neighbors listed in both census records. I have found where
A. B. Frady married Mrs. Lucy A. Carter May 08, 1873 .
By 1880 census Asberry Frady is listed as a widow. Tidwells are still next door. I think its safe to assume that the Carters both died in Johnson/Hood County. Do not know where.
Liddy Feba Ann Carter was married to James H. Clement in Bell co. TX. Her sister Drucilla was living with Liddy in Coleman co. 1880 Census
I wonder what happened to Drucilla?
Where are Alfred and Lucy buried?
Was Lucy a Tidwell?
Any Clues, Ideas? Suggestions?
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