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My Favorite Pillow Lyrics - Rhett & Link
Do, do you remember back in middle school;
When my trunks fell down at the pool.
Everyone laughed, except for you;
You just let me hold you in my bedroom.
Our freshmen year, when Julie McKnight;
Dumped me because of my overbite.
I cried all night all over you;
You didn't seem to mind my tears or my drool.
I could always hold you tight.
(My favorite pillow)
So soft, so cool on your other side.
(My favorite pillow)
In my eyes, you've been nothing but classy;
But everybody's saying you're nasty.
Full of fungus, it can't be true;
Laden with bacteria. (No, not you)
But the thing that really did me in;
I learned your full of dust mite excrement.
And those dead skin cells may be mine;
But knowing what's in you, I can't sleep at night.
We've been through both thick and thin.
(Because you're a pillow)
It's hard to say this is the end.
(My favorite pillow)
It's not me, it's definitely you.
(I'll get a new pillow)
You're a body fluid sponge, and we're through.
(I'm getting a new you)
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Local law enforcement are looking at using a nearly $123,000 grant to combat a spike in burglaries and property crimes by purchasing software that would allow officers and deputies in different parts of Humboldt County to share information about criminal activity and wanted suspects.
Since the rollout of Gov. Jerry Brown's prison realignment plan in 2011, jail officials have been shouldering the responsibility of holding serious criminals for longer periods of time instead of sending them to state prison. With fewer beds available, a larger number of offenders have been released from jail and into programs like post-release supervision.
"Property crime has gone up 32 percent, burglaries inside buildings are up 119 percent, vehicle burglaries are up 20 percent, and auto theft is up 61 percent -- these are shocking numbers," Arcata Police Chief Tom Chapman said.
Officials will begin to evaluate the feasibility of using data-sharing software to store all police activity and expand access to information by different jurisdictions, Chapman said.
"We all, essentially, are on our own records and management system. If the sheriff is investigating a series of thefts happening outside the city, we wouldn't know about it," Chapman said. "There is certainly some communication, but not enough. With data sharing, we can connect dots we weren't able to before.
The Arcata City Council voted unanimously March 20 to accept and distribute the $122,574 grant from the Board of State and Community Corrections.
Fortuna Police Chief Bill Dobberstein said Coplink, an IBM police data-sharing software, is one of the programs under consideration.
"It's an expensive program; it will cost more money than we are receiving," Dobberstein said. "There's a good chunk of money to start with, but we are looking to tap into other resources to fully fund the program."
Eureka Police Chief Murl Harpham said data sharing would help target repeat offenders around the community.
"We arrested one guy four times for car theft, but there is no room in the jail so he was repeatedly released on probation. There are many similar cases," Harpham said. "Five percent of criminals are responsible for 90 percent of the crime -- things that used to land you in prison don't anymore."
Chief Probation Officer Bill Damiano said realignment has also changed the process of felony probation by sending violators to jail instead of prison.
"Prison used to be a deterrent for probation violations -- prison is a much scarier place than jail," Damiano said. "Everybody is still adjusting to the new program; capacity is one small issue of the whole system."
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A few months ago, I took 80's music to task in a little ditty called High School Music: A Reunion from Hell. Of course, I took some shit from some of my friends and classmates, so I promised them I'd try to look at the positive side to the eighties down the road. That moment has arrived. Like t ... More >>
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Aldi bike gear in next Thursday ( 25th ).
It was FLY mayBE
Hi Andi,
you may find that there are not many marathon runners in the club, so you may have to revise your training plans. The speed sessions can really help , most of our runs are usually only about 7 miles.
You can always try before you buy they normally allow you to attend for a few weeks to see if it suits.
With Manchester announcing 19th April as race date (running this as well), I don't think I'll be running a PB at London.
I'm sure it said in the original email to give them 15 working days to verify.
Another happy runner, all paid for. See you in April.
Well done AndyC,
I'll just have to wait and see.
Good luck and keep healthy.
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Must watch.
He was our Club President.
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I know Robert Millar the Scottish cyclist was a vegetarian when he won the King of the Mountains jersey and finished third in the Tour De France back in 1984 I think ? I think he was the first veggie athlete that I was aware of. I've no idea who is or isn't now. I think both ways can be as successful.
Hope the testosterone he took was meat free
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Michael Gillam's SUV has been parked outside of Percy's Heating and Air-conditioning Repair since Saturday night when he was shot and killed. Early on Monday, the SUV could be seen with flowers and writing all over it. The notes were from the many family and friends who stopped at the make-shift memorial to pay their final respects.
The events of Saturday night were a little confusing for police at first, but after the alleged shooter turned himself in, things became a little clearer.
Police were dispatched to a call on the 200 block of North Olive St. on July 5th around 11:30 p.m. When they arrived, they found Gillam lying next to a pool table. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Michael Taylor, 55, turned himself in hours later and, upon hearing his Miranda rights, admitted to shooting Michael Gillam.
According to Taylor in a police affidavit, earlier in the day he was gambling at Wiz's Car Wash, located across the street from Percy's Heating and Air-conditioning Repair. Taylor was robbed by a fellow player, named Alphonso, who had also robbed him on a previous occasion. This event caused Taylor to become extremely angry and he retrieved a handgun he had recently purchased. He began driving around South Bend "thinking."
This led Taylor to Percy's Heating and Air-conditioning Repair. Taylor said in the affidavit, that he saw a different person inside who had previously robbed him.
He entered Percy's and said to the person, "You're the [expletive] who robbed me."
Taylor then hit the individual with his handgun and he claims the gun discharged twice, striking Gillam in the chest.
Taylor told police he and Gillam were friends however he also admitted that he did not attempt to help Gillam after he shot him.
Taylor also admitted to police that he threw the gun out of his car while driving. However, he refused to tell officers where he threw out the gun.
Taylor is considered a habitual offender since he has two prior unrelated felony convictions. On December 8th, 1986 he was convicted of felony robbery and sentenced to 10 years. Then, on September 5th, 1995 he was convicted of Possession of a Handgun without a License and was sentenced to three years.
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LONDON (AP) - A man who threw a plastic beer bottle onto the track and shouted abuse at Usain Bolt before the men's 100-meter final at the London Olympics has been convicted of public disorder.
Ashley Gill-Web, who suffers from bipolar affective disorder, was found guilty by a London court on Friday of using threatening, abusive or disorderly behavior.
District Judge William Ashworth told Stratford Magistrates' Court that Gill-Webb's actions were "rational and wrong" and intended to cause distress.
The case was adjourned until Feb. 4 for sentencing.
Bolt, who won the gold medal in 9.63 seconds, said after the race that he hadn't noticed the disturbance.
The 34-year-old Gill-Web, who lives in the northern city of Leeds, used an old ticket to get into the Olympic Stadium.
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|Nov. 23 8:23 AM PT9:23 AM MT10:23 AM CT11:23 AM ET16:23 GMT12:23 AM 北京时间9:23 AM MST11:23 AM EST10:23 AM CT20:23 UAE11:23 ET14:23 - Foster was inactive on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals with a groin injury.
Analysis: It's the second straight week that Foster has been out with the injury. Foster is third in the NFL with 822 yards rushing this season.
|Nov. 13 4:42 PM PT5:42 PM MT6:42 PM CT7:42 PM ET0:42 GMT8:42 AM 北京时间5:42 PM MST7:42 PM EST6:42 PM CT4:42 UAE (+1)19:42 ET22:42 - Foster will miss Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns with a groin injury.
Analysis: Foster missed practice this week with the injury and was listed as questionable on Friday before the Texans announced that he was out on Saturday. Foster, who is second in the NFL with 822 yards rushing, was injured Nov. 2 against the Eagles before Houston's bye week. This will be the second game he's missed this season after sitting out in Week 3 with a hamstring injury.
|Nov. 3 2:50 PM PT3:50 PM MT4:50 PM CT5:50 PM ET22:50 GMT6:50 AM 北京时间3:50 PM MST5:50 PM EST4:50 PM CT2:50 UAE (+1)17:50 ET20:50 - Foster rushed for 56 yards and added 63 yards and one touchdown receiving Sunday.
Analysis: Foster finished under 100 yards rushing for the first time in five games, but he picked up the slack through the air. Foster is a must-start every week.
|Oct. 27 10:46 AM PT11:46 AM MT12:46 PM CT1:46 PM ET17:46 GMT1:46 AM 北京时间10:46 AM MST12:46 PM EST11:46 AM CT21:46 UAE13:46 ET15:46 - Foster ran for 151 yards and two touchdowns and also caught a pass for a score Sunday against the Titans, topping 100 yards rushing in his fourth straight game for the first time he's done that in his career.
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|Oct. 21 7:22 AM PT8:22 AM MT9:22 AM CT10:22 AM ET14:22 GMT10:22 PM 北京时间7:22 AM MST9:22 AM EST9:22 AM CT18:22 UAE10:22 ET12:22 - Foster ran for 102 yards and caught a one-yard TD pass in Monday night's loss in Pittsburgh.
Analysis: Foster has now gone over 100 yards in all but one of six games thus far. Tales of his demise were greatly exaggerated during the preseason.
|Oct. 10 10:47 AM PT11:47 AM MT12:47 PM CT1:47 PM ET17:47 GMT1:47 AM 北京时间10:47 AM MST12:47 PM EST12:47 PM CT21:47 UAE13:47 ET16:47 - Foster opened the fantasy week in strong fashion Thursday.
Analysis: Foster had 109 yards rushing with two scores heading into another prime-time contest his next time out against the Steelers. He's up to 513 yards on the ground and could lead the league in rushing when it's all said and done.
|Oct. 6 5:38 AM PT6:38 AM MT7:38 AM CT8:38 AM ET12:38 GMT8:38 PM 北京时间5:38 AM MST7:38 AM EST7:38 AM CT16:38 UAE8:38 ET11:38 - Foster had 157 yards rushing and a tying 1-yard score with 41 seconds left in regulation Sunday against the Cowboys.
Analysis: Foster has been a solid fantasy play when healthy, topping the 100-yard rushing mark in three of the four games he's played while scoring three TDs.
|Sep. 28 8:12 AM PT9:12 AM MT10:12 AM CT11:12 AM ET15:12 GMT11:12 PM 北京时间8:12 AM MST10:12 AM EST10:12 AM CT19:12 UAE11:12 ET14:12 - Foster is active and will play for the Houston Texans against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Analysis: Foster missed last week's game with a hamstring injury.
|Sep. 28 5:50 PM PT6:50 PM MT7:50 PM CT8:50 PM ET0:50 GMT8:50 AM 北京时间5:50 PM MST7:50 PM EST7:50 PM CT4:50 UAE (+1)20:50 ET23:50 - Foster was held to six yards on eight carries in the Texans' 23-17 win over Buffalo on Sunday, but he made up for it by catching seven passes for 55 yards.
Analysis: Foster topped 100 yards in his previous two games, so his Week 4 performance is uncommon. His effort, however, should be promising since he was more involved in the passing game than in previous contests this season.
|Sep. 21 7:52 AM PT8:52 AM MT9:52 AM CT10:52 AM ET14:52 GMT10:52 PM 北京时间7:52 AM MST9:52 AM EST9:52 AM CT18:52 UAE10:52 ET13:52 - Foster, the NFL's second leading rusher, was not active for the Texans' game against the New York Giants on Sunday.
Analysis: Foster was limited by a hamstring injury at practice this past week and was listed as questionable Friday. He worked out in the end zone before the kickoff. Foster had carried 55 times for 241 yards and a touchdown in Houston's first two games. Rookie Alfred Blue replaced him in the starting lineup. He gained 40 yards on 12 carries.
|Sep. 15 1:58 PM PT2:58 PM MT3:58 PM CT4:58 PM ET20:58 GMT4:58 AM 北京时间1:58 PM MST3:58 PM EST3:58 PM CT0:58 UAE (+1)16:58 ET19:58 - Foster had 138 yards and a touchdown on 28 carries in Sunday's win over Oakland.
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Category: name history
The distinguished British name expert Julia Cresswell is the author of several books on the subject, the most recent of which is Name Your Baby.
The British Prime Minister recently chose the Cornish name Endellion as the middle name for his new daughter. The baby was premature, and born while the family was on holiday in Cornwall, and Endellion was chosen because the family regularly holidayed at the little village of St Endellion, so strictly speaking the name belongs with the growing trend to use place names (such as Dakota, Savannah) as first names. However, it is also a traditional Cornish name.
But first a bit of background. Cornwall is a popular holiday place because of its unspoilt beauty. Its unspoilt beauty comes from the fact that its position at the extreme south west of England makes it isolated. This isolation protected it in the past, and led to the preservation of a uniquely Cornish culture.
1500 years ago, when the rest of England was being taken over by the Anglo-Saxons, Cornwall remained independent and retained its own language, descended from the language of the ancient British and closely related to Welsh, into the 18th century. This language is the source of many of the specially Cornish names, while the distinctive West-Country way of pronouncing English has been another source.
For a number of years, when I wasn't writing about names, I was writing about antiques and collectibles for a syndicated newspaper column. But of course when I was thinking about antiques, I was still also thinking about names.
Looking at the field of antique furniture, for example, I found that when it came to early British cabinetmakers, the names were relatively unexciting. George Hepplewhite. Robert Adams. Thomas Chippendale. Thomas Sheraton. Nothing too juicy there.
But with the Early American cabinetmakers and clockmakers it was quite a different story. Lots of antiquated Biblical names, more than one Chauncey, Ebenezer and Lemuel, a few virtue names rarely heard in modern times (Prudent, Noble), a couple of Latinate names and a Greek god—in other words a variegated picture of American Colonial and Federal era nomenclature:
Some prime examples:
- Abel Cottey
- Abiel Chandler
- Abner Toppan
- Ansel Goodwin
- Asa Holden
- Chauncey Boardman, Jerome
- Duncan Phyfe
- Ebenezer Knowlton, Tracy, Parmalee
- Elbert Anderson
- Eli Terry
- Elias Ingraham
- Elijah Booth, Sanderson
- Eliphaler Chapin
- Elisha DeWolfe, Jr
- Elnathan Taber
- Enos Doolittle
- Ephraim Haines, Downes
- Everadus Bogardus
- Garvan Carver
- Gawen Brown
- Gerrard Hopkins
- Gideon Roberts
- Heman Clark
- Hercules Courtenay
With Labor Day upon us, it seems like the perfect moment to focus on the original pre-barbecue meaning of the holiday and celebrate hard-working occupational names. So we're looking back to wtoe we wrote on the subject in our book Beyond Ava & Aiden, but here focusing on the less used, fresher sounding examples, and those with less obvious meanings, so no Archer, Shepherd or Baker.
Have you noticed how many of the boys' names climbing up the ladder end in the letters 'er'? They sound really new and cool, but in reality a large proportion of them actually originated in medieval England as occupational surnames, when Timothy the Tanner morphed into Timothy Tanner—as if in our day Pete the Programmer became Pete Programmer. And even if a large proportion of these are trades that no longer exist in this Digital Age, and some of their meanings have been lost to time, part of their appeal as a group lies in their throwback reference to basic concepts of honest labor, adding some historical heft to their appeal, and giving them more weight than other fashionable two-syllable names. They offer the parents of boy babies a comfortable middle ground between the sharper-edged single syllable names (Holt, Colt), and the more ornate longer names (Gregory, Jeremy) of the recent past. Here are some of the most usable ones, together with their original, sometimes arcane, meanings.
The er-ending names
- Banner– flag bearer
- Barker –stripper of bark from trees for tanning
- Baxter– a baker, usually female
- Beamer — trumpet player
- Booker — scribe
- Boyer — bow maker, cattle herder
- Brenner — charcoal burner
- Brewster — brewer of beer
- Bridger — builder of bridges
- Carter — cart maker or driver, transporter of goods
- Carver — sculptor
- Chandler — candle maker
- Chaucer — maker of breeches, boots or leg armor
- Collier — charcoal seller, coal miner
- Conner — inspector
- Cooper — wooden barrel maker
- Coster — fruit grower or seller
- Currier — leather finisher
- Cutler — knife maker
- Decker — roofer
- Dexter — dyer
- Draper — woolen cloth maker or seller
- Duffer — peddler
- Farrier– iron worker
- Fletcher — arrow maker
- Forester — gamekeeper, forest warden
- Foster — sheep shearer
- Fowler — hunter of wild birds
- Glover — maker or seller of gloves
- Granger — granary worker
- Harper — harp maker or player
- Hollister — female brothel keeper!!
- Hooper — one who makes or fits hoops for barrels
- Hopper — dancer, acrobat
- Hunter — huntsman
- Jagger — a Yorkshire name meaning peddler or carrier
- Keeler — boatman or barge builder
- Kiefer — barrel maker or overseer of a wine cellar
- Lander — launderer
- Lardner — servant in charge of the larder
- Lorimer — a spur maker
- Mercer — merchant, especially in luxury fabrics
- Miller — grinder of corn
- Nayler — maker of nails
- Parker — gamekeeper in a medieval private park
- Porter — gate keeper, carrier of goods
- Potter — maker or seller of earthenware pottery
- Quiller — scribe
- Ranger — game warden
- Rider/Ryder — cavalryman, horseman, messenger
- Sadler– saddle maker
- Salter — worker in or seller of salter
- Sayer –several meanings: assayer of metal, food taster, woodcutter (as in Sawyer)
- Slater — roofer
- Sumner — court summoner
- Thatcher — roofer
- Tolliver — metal worker (Anglicization of the italian Taliaferro)
- Turner — turner of wood on a lathe
- Webster — weaver, originally female
- Wheeler– wheel maker
Other occupational names
- Baird– minstrel or poet
- Beaman– beekeeper
- Chaplin– clergyman
- Farrar– blacksmith, metalworker
- Fisk– fisherman
- Reeve– bailiff, chief magistrate
- Smith– metal worker, blacksmith
- Steele– a steel worker
- Todd– a fox hunter
- Travis– gate keeper, toll collector
- Ward– watchman, guard
- Wright– carpenter, joiner
Do you want a vintage name for your daughter but are hoping to uncover a hidden treasure from the past? We combed the popularity lists in search of cool vintage names you may not have heard before.
We've written a lot about the names of 1910 that are coming back, thanks to the Hundred Year Rule: Alice and Florence, Lillian and Hazel and Ruby.
But what about the names in the Top 1000 of 1910 that are virtually unknown now? A hundred years ago, Helen was the number 2 name for girls, right behind Mary. Mildred was number 8, Ethel number 13, and the dubious Gladys hot on her heels at 15. You don't meet many Ethels and Gladyses (Gladysi?) anymore outside the nursing home.
And I've never heard of a Ceola, Ozella, or Exie, yet those names and dozens of others now lost were in the 1910 Top 1000.
Several months ago we looked at the Lost Names of 1880, and were surprised by how many there were. We declare ourselves surprised anew by how many lost names we've located on the 1910 roster that are different from those we listed in the 1880 story.
The first group are not lost, exactly, as they're still heard from time to time. A few — Blanche, Lula, Viola — may even make a comeback. But most of these names, popular in 1910, have been in mothballs for decades now and may never make it out.
Looking for an August name for an August baby? There's a small but select group, ranging from the august Augustus to the modern sounding Austin to nicknames Augie and Gus.
AUGUSTUS, the pater familias of the group, actually started out as an honorific rather than a name. It was first applied to Octavius, the adopted son—actually a great-nephew– of Julius Caesar when he became the undisputed ruler of the Roman world. The Senate decreed him the title Augustus, corresponding to Majesty and meaning great, magnificent, venerable. It was after him that the month was named.
Augustus then became the official designation of every Roman Emperor who followed, but was never used as a personal name until 1526, when it was given to Augustus of Saxony, at a time when German royalty was imitating everything Roman, from palaces to sculpture, dress and wigs—and impressive Roman names.
As August—pronounced ow-goost, the name spread through Germany and the neighboring countries, and to France as AUGUSTE.
Seen now as somewhat fusty (but really no fustier than Atticus or Maximus), Augustus is now #797 on the Social Security list, having peaked in the early 1900s, but it could find favor with parents looking for a path to Gus, and/or who like venerable Latin names. It has several literary namesakes, in books ranging from The Pickwick Papers and Martin Chuzzlewit to Lonesome Dove to How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Harry Potter.
AUGUSTA. Though Great-Aunt names like Amelia and Adeline are back, we still haven't seen any signs of an Augusta revival, possibly because it's not as euphonious as the others.
It also dates back to that ancient time when those Roman emperors were assuming the title Augustus upon their accession; Augusta became the honorific bestowed on their wives, daughters and other female relatives. It was introduced to England in the 18th century by the German Princess Augusta, the future mother of King George III. Well used in the US in the 1920s, it's rarely heard today—except in the guise of yet another Harry Potter character and the formidible Aunt Augusta in the P. G. Wodehouse Jeeves stories.
AGUSTINA, the Spanish version, is very popular in South America—ranking #5 in Uruguay. It's also spelled AGOSTINA.


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Police believe 33 year old, Caldwell-Flint was shot after a drug deal went bad. Caldwell-Flint's injuries are said to be non-life threatening.
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Norman Morrison (December 29, 1933 – November 2, 1965), born in Erie, Pennsylvania, was a Baltimore Quaker best known for committing suicide at age 31 in an act of self-immolation to protest United States involvement in the Vietnam War.
Norman graduated from the College of Wooster in 1956.[1] He was married and had two daughters and a son.
On November 2, 1965, Morrison doused himself in kerosene and set himself on fire below Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's Pentagon office.[2][3] This was probably in emulation of Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc, who burned himself to death in downtown Saigon of then South Vietnam to protest the repression committed by the South Vietnam government.
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Filmmaker Errol Morris interviewed Secretary McNamara at length on camera in his documentary film, "The Fog of War." McNamara says, "[Morrison] came to the Pentagon, doused himself with gasoline. Burned himself to death below my office... his wife issued a very moving statement - 'human beings must stop killing other human beings' - and that's a belief that I shared, I shared it then, I believe it even more strongly today". McNamara then posits, "How much evil must we do in order to do good? We have certain ideals, certain responsibilities. Recognize that at times you will have to engage in evil, but minimize it." Perhaps the most detailed treatment of Morrison's death appears in The Living and the Dead: Robert McNamara and Five Lives of a Lost War, by prizewinning author Paul Hendrickson, published in 1997.[4]
Morrison took his daughter Emily, then one year of age, to the Pentagon, and either set her down or handed her off to someone in the crowd before setting himself ablaze. Morrison's reasons for taking Emily are not entirely known. However, Morrison's wife later recalled, "Whether he thought of it that way or not, I think having Emily with him was a final and great comfort to Norman... [S]he was a powerful symbol of the children we were killing with our bombs and napalm--who didn't have parents to hold them in their arms."[5]
In a letter he mailed to his wife, Morrison reassured her of the faith in his act. "Know that I love thee," Morrison wrote, "but I must go to help the children of the priest's village." Robert McNamara described Morrison's death as "a tragedy not only for his family but also for me and the country. It was an outcry against the killing that was destroying the lives of so many Vietnamese and American youth." He was survived by his wife Anne Welsh and three children, Ben, Christina and Emily.[6]
Supporters portrayed Morrison as devoutly and sincerely sacrificing himself for a cause greater than himself. In Vietnam, Morrison quickly became a folk hero to some, his name rendered as Mo Ri Xon.[7] Five days after Morrison died Vietnamese poet Tố Hữu wrote a poem, Emily, My Child, assuming the voice of Morrison addressing his daughter Emily and telling her the reasons for his sacrifice.[8] North Vietnam named a Hanoi street after him, and issued a postage stamp in his honor. Possession of the stamp was prohibited in the US due to the US embargo against North Vietnam.
One week after Morrison, Roger Allen LaPorte performed a similar act in New York City, in front of the United Nations building. On May 9, 1967, as part of the start to the 1967 Pentagon camp-in, demonstrators held a vigil for Morrison, before occupying the Pentagon for four days until being removed and arrested.[citation needed]
Morrison's widow and two daughters visited Vietnam in 1999, where they met with Tố Hữu, the poet who had written the popular poem Emily, My Child (their son Ben died of cancer in 1977 at age 16).[9] Anne Morrison Welsh recounts the visit and her husband's tragedy in her monograph, Fire of the Heart: Norman Morrison's Legacy In Vietnam And At Home.
On his visit to the United States in 2007, President of Vietnam Nguyễn Minh Triết visited a site on the Potomac near the place where Morrison immolated himself and read the poem by Tố Hữu to commemorate Morrison.[10]
Cultural depictions[edit]
Morrison's widow appears, with her young children, in a segment of the French propaganda documentary, Far from Vietnam, in which she calmly describes the circumstances of her husband's death and expresses approval of his act. This footage is interspersed with an interview with a Vietnamese expatriate, Ann Uyen, living in Paris, who describes what Morrison's sacrifice meant to the Vietnamese people.
Morrison's immolation is portrayed in the HBO film Path to War, in which he is portrayed by Victor Slezak.
Morrison is the subject of a poem by Amy Clampitt called "The Dahlia Gardens" in her 1983 book The Kingfisher.
In the Vietnamese city of Da Nang, a road is named after Norman Morrison in memory of his act against the Vietnam-U.S conflict. Parallel to it also is a road named after Francis Henry Loseby.
See also[edit]
- Alice Herz
- Brian Willson
- Florence Beaumont
- George Winne, Jr.
- List of political self-immolations
- Thích Quảng Đức
- ^ Wooster graduate immolated himself at the Pentagon in 1965 to protest the Vietnam War [1]
- ^ "The Pacifists" Time Magazine. November 12, 1965. (Accessed July 23, 2007) [2]
- ^ The Ultimate Protest; [FINAL Edition]
- ^ The Washington Post. Washington, D.C.: Nov 4, 1999. pg. C.14.
- ^ Grace Like a Balm, Sojourners Magazine/July-August 1995
- ^ Steinbach, Alice (July 30, 1995). "Quaker Sets Himself On Fire". The Baltimore Sun.
- ^ My Lai Peace Park website
- ^ Christian G. Appy (2008) Vietnam: the Definitive Oral History Told From All Sides. Ebury Press: 155
- ^ http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1995-07-30/features/1995211002_1_norman-emily-morrison/4. Missing or empty
- ^ Thanh Tuấn (July 7, 2007). "Đọc thơ Tố Hữu bên bờ sông Potomac". Tuoi Tre. Retrieved 2007-07-07.
Further reading[edit]
Anne Morrison Welsh with Joyce Hollyday Held in the light: : One Man's Sacrifice for Peace and His Family's Search for Healing, Orbis 2008, ISBN 978-1-57075-802-7
External links[edit]
- Profile of Norman Morrison
- Sojourners interview with Anne Morrison Welsh, Morrison's widow
- [3], BBC interview with Anne Morrison Welsh, Morrison's widow, December, 2010
- Interview by John-Paul Flintoff with Anne Morrison Welsh, Morrison's widow in The Guardian (Family section) Saturday 16 October 2010, "I told them to be brave".
- Claus Bernet (2009). "Norman Morrison". In Bautz, Traugott. Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL) (in German) 30. Nordhausen: Bautz. cols. 1023–1024. ISBN 978-3-88309-478-6.


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Its been a while since I read this book, at least 2 or 3 years, but I remember how I enjoyed the mysteriousness of the atmosphere and as always I enjoyed the genre of the novel; supernatural romance.
Hey fools, good book, read it or die. Ima go eat some pie now. See ya.
I enjoyed this. I liked her writing style - it was clipped and brief but lyrical at the same time. I also liked the fact that the heroine was strong and did things herself. As far as kissing someone she'd only just met, I actually think that is pretty realistic for a teen. The mystery was pretty good - I guessed who did it, but it wasn't totally obvious and telegraphed.
Well, this was an okay book. Not great, but not bad either. However, the "connection" between Avery and Ben is... weird. It's like they don't know ANYTHING about each other AT ALL and yet fall in love - uncontrollably - instantly. BUT THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE A FULL CONVERSATION throughout the whole book. Um, yeah...
I did not like this book. I hated how Avery, knew that Ben was a werewolf right when she met him. That is unrealistic and stupid. Who figures out someones a werewolf that quickly. Also the plot of the story wasn't very good. I got through the book, but would not recommend it, or read it again.
i didnt hate it, but i didnt love it.
This book seemed quite rushed. I mean, i know its a novel but most people dont go off kissing boys they met a day or so ago.
i definatly enjoyed the ending though
This is a really amazing werewolf/romance book!!!
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Nafisa works collaboratively to reduce the endemic of tobacco use among minors, increase tobacco regulations in the retail environment, reform nicotine/e-cig regulations, provide educational information on the dangers of tobacco and increase access to oral health for children aged six months to five years old that are enrolled in licensed childcare programs in the tri-county area. Her work emphasizes policy and community based approaches. Prior to joining Upstream, Nafisa was the diversity and quality improvement coordinator for Multnomah County Health Department and has over 10 years of experience working to influence change and eliminate health disparities. As a multilingual individual who was born and raised in various African countries, Nafisa appreciates diversity and collaborative approaches to tackle systemic problems in healthcare.
Development Director
Laura Heiser came on board as the Development Director for Upstream Public Health in Spring 2013. She brings over 20 years of fund raising experience with her. Laura specializes in building relationships with individual and corporate donors and has experience grant writing and organizing special events. She has served as the Development Director for several Portland-based organizations including Children First for Oregon, Habitat for Humanity, and St. Andrew Legal Clinic. She was also the Annual Fund Manager for a national women's organization called Women's Funding Network, now headquartered in San Francisco, and has raised funds for several other health and human service organizations in her home town of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Laura graduated with a BA in History from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and has taken several graduate level Nonprofit Management and Public Administrative classes at Portland State University. In her free time you can find Laura on her bike riding hundreds of miles to beautiful Pacific Northwest destinations.
Office Coordinator
Samantha earned her Bachelor of Sciences in Community Health Education from Portland State University. She spent six months interning with Upstream as a Health Equity Intern providing support to the Healthy Oregon Partnerships for Equity coalition tasked with creating and drafting a five-year equity plan. Her primary focus areas include health equity, food policy, and health communications. Away from the office Samantha enjoys good food and drink, weekend camping, bicycle rides, and exploring the many wild spaces that Oregon has to offer.


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Hearthware Home Products - Nuwave oven dome cracked
- Oct 12 2014-10-12 08:49:01
Hearthware Home Products
Hearthware Home Products is an American manufacturing company that focuses on products for healthy living, including kitchen appliances, sporting goods and safety gear. The company was founded by a Korean, Jay S. Moon in 1997 and is currently based in Libertyville, Illinois. Hearthware Home Products produces and markets ovens, precision induction cooktops, dual deck carve boards for surfing, snowboarding, and skating applications, coffee roasters and grinders, thermal collections and a number of accessories, including extender ring kits, baking kits, party mixers, pizza kits, and twister blenders. Among the most popular items by Hearthware Home Products are Nuwave Pro Infrared Oven, NuWave Precision Induction Cooktop, the NuWave Mini, NuWave Flavor-Lockers, i-Roast and the NuWave L'ovenware Baking Kit.880 Lakeside Dr Gurnee IL 60031-4001
- Appliances and Electronics
- Nuwave Oven
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My second NuWave oven dome has cracked.I have had my second one for less than a year. I use the oven just twice a week and wash it by hand. I can not believe that the company will not guarantee their product and replace the domes for free. I see they now offer an oven with a shatter resistant dome. Good oven just not a good company to stand behind their product. I think they should at the least... Read more ›Was this review helpful? 1 0 5