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I sketched out the following moody Tanka several days ago. It sat on my desk, overwhelmed with thoughts of how to change it: alternate lines; different wordings; scrapping the whole damn thing. So this morning, I not only typed it -- keeping most of the poem as first scrawled -- but, as I completed it, suddenly felt an urge to translate it into Japanese. An interesting impulse, for the translation "finds the balance" missing in the original, and winds up beautifully optimistic. So, here they are, original and Japanese version. -------------------------------------------- Tanka: Proud moon from behind The now too-cloying cloud rolls, Once you gave me hope That I’d find a place to shine, When young, many moons ago. 短歌: そら そら を、 月の風見るば、 うれしい で 明日言葉は 輝く出るば。 Tanka: Sora sora wo, Tsuki no kaze miruba, Ureshii de Ashita kotoba wa Kagayaku dereba. https://translate.google.com/?sl=ja&tl=en&text=%E3%81%9D%E3%82%89%20%E3%81%9D%E3%82%89%20%E3%82%92%E3%80%81%E6%9C%88%E3%81%AE%E9%A2%A8%E8%A6%8B%E3%82%8B%E3%81%B0%E3%80%81%E3%81%86%E3%82%8C%E3%81%97%E3%81%84%20%E3%81%A7%20%E6%98%8E%E6%97%A5%E8%A8%80%E8%91%89%E3%81%AF%E8%BC%9D%E3%81%8F%E5%87%BA%E3%82%8B%E3%81%B0%E3%80%82&op=translate
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Did you know
EBOLA
There are people in Kenema, Sierra Leone, Africa who think that Ebola is a hoax created by doctors to steal blood from patients and rioters are trying to break down the hospital gates and rescue the patients inside. Police are using tear gas and live bullets to disperse the rioters.
(This one is from July 2014)
Did you know:
-Dead Marshes
The daughter of J.R.R. Tolkien believes that the description of the Dead Marshes (in Lord Of The Rings) is based on the author's experiences during the First World War.
The Heritage of the Great War / First World War 1914 - 1918
-Gold on trees
Gold can grow on trees. This actually happens. When a tree has deep root growth, it can “strike gold” and absorb it through a biochemical process and in turn deposit the mineral into the tree’s bark and leaves.
-Julius Caesar
Pirates kidnapped Julius Caesar when he was 22 years old. His charisma led the pirates to treat him as a friend. He insisted they double his ransom, which they did. He said he would crucify them when free, and it was laughed off as a playful joke. Upon release, he raised a fleet, returned and crucified them.
-Douglas
A camel by the name of Douglas was killed by a Union sharpshooter at the Siege of Vicksburg. A team of 6 Confederate snipers was assembled and tasked with avenging his death.
-Toe wrestling
In 1974, drinkers in a British pub were bemoaning the fact that the UK didn't produce world champions, so they invented a sport that no one else knew about: toe wrestling. In 1976, a Canadian visitor competed and won, so with the point of the sport gone, the "World Championship" was discontinued.
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@Summerabbacat, I guess I wasn't too fussy, being (at heart) something of a slut (my bad!) when it comes to sexy rockers *blush*. Benny of ABBA also had that piano keyboard thing going on: I still fancy myself to be something of a "tourist" around the 88's.
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. Difficilis, facilis, jucundus, acerbus ed idem; Nec tecum possum vivere, nec sine te. —Martial Difficult, facile, jocular, acerbic is he; Impossible to live with, he’s impossible to live without. —Martial _
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We follow Tom and George Vincente-Hall as they start at Binghampton University.
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It was 79/26° but with the humidity felt like 88/31° when I woke up at 5am. The joys of July in SC.
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Donald Sutherland Died at 88 so sad!
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Ok, this is just... icky! 6:30 am and the heat index is already 98!
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I used to work over the road much more than I do now, and I became passingly familiar with the I-88 corridor that starts up near Schenectady and runs down to Binghamton and, I suppose, beyond. On the way I saw a sign for Sanitaria Springs and I thought it was an interesting name, and as I do on many long drives for work, I tell myself stories. I did some research on Sanitaria Springs and sat down one day while I was home sick and wrote the entire first story. A mention or connection ( I can't remember which anymore) was made with the idea of the stories set in Baysville on the defunct Glass Onion, and so I asked others to come write in my town. A handful did, very independent stories with the only real commonality being that they were in the same town. Once Ryan started, we began a nightly discourse and - as he put it - his car broke down in Sanitaria Springs and we wrote like mad for a time. Several others have made stops in town over time such as @Cynus and @Ivor Slipper - but so far @Geron Kees has remained elusive. Alec has grown up over many years in my head, and I have no idea what he has planned. Perhaps he'll keep us informed.
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😆 its 98 here sir. Get it together! I need your input!
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We can complain to each other. We are @ 98* actual temp, but the humidity is low so no "real feel" increase. Major surprise, the show this Sunday is being rescheduled. Guess high 90's and high humidity forcast actually sank in to the heads of the organizers.
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So Clo do you know about Beast of Gévaudan! Werewolf! The Beast of Gévaudan committed its first recorded attack in the early summer of 1764. 113 deaths and 49 injuries; 98 of the victims killed were partly eaten. Victims were often killed by having their throats torn out. The beast was reported killed several times before the attacks finally stopped. So I guess France is the place of hell!
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California Culture: Circa 2000
methodwriter85 replied to Mark Arbour's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Topics
Interesting regional difference. Here on the East Coast, we're more likely to refer to freeways as expressway, and we don't use "the" in front of it. So instead of saying, "I'm going to take the 101 freeway", you'd say "I'm to take 95." -
Did you know
Antarctica
Some people still believe that the earth is flat, and that earth is a disc encased by Antarctica and a 150-foot wall of ice at the edge, guarded by NASA employed security guards.
Flat Earth 'theory': Why do some people think the Earth is flat? | Live Science
Did you know:
-Robert Wright and Kenneth Moore
Robert Wright and Kenneth Moore were two combat medics who parachuted behind enemy lines on D-Day without weapons. For 3 days without sleep, they treated wounded soldiers from both sides and civilians.
D-Day Medics: Robert Wright and Kenneth Moore - YouTube
-Jedi
On the 2001 New Zealand census, 53,715 people listed their religion as “Jedi.”
Jedi census phenomenon - Wikipedia
-AIDS Misidentification Mystery
Robert Rayford, who is believed to have died from AIDS in 1969, checked himself into the hospital and was found to have an unusually severe form of chlamydia, as well as Kaposi's sarcoma, an AIDS-defining illness, and a dysfunctional immune system. AIDS wasn't identified until 1981.
-Christmas Lights Tradition
The tradition of putting Christmas lights up outside started in Denver, Colorado on Christmas Eve, 1914. D.D. Sturgeon, the founder of Sturgeon Electric, wanted to give his ill son some Christmas joy, so he wrapped his pine trees with electric bulbs, which were dipped in red and green paint.
Denver: Where outdoor Christmas lighting tradition began | FOX31 Denver
-Elmer McCurdy
In 1976, a film crew went to the haunted house in a Californian amusement park to shoot footage for a popular TV show. They discovered a hanging body that they thought was a mannequin. Turns out it was a real person (Elmer McCurdy), who had been dead and was circulated in various carnivals for over 60 years.
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Thunderstorm Koed my power.Doubt they are competent enough to fix it b4 morning.
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When you @-ed me.
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Thanks for the chapter, currently it hit 95 degrees (F) today, got up this morning and took a shower, took another shower after hiking early this morning, my 3rd shower of the day is about to happen!!!
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We're expecting 88% here. Might hop outside and check it out between patients if the clouds clear.
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May I suggest a visit to Cell Block H in Wentworth Detention Centre or a very severe dose of the clap or 24 hours of non-stop Adele, Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry and Ariana Grande featuring Beyonce and Jiggy Butt Ho or all of the aforementioned. Aaaaaaarrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhh.
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Did you know
B1-B Lancer
In 2006, a B1-B Lancer named “Hard Luck” did a belly landing in Guam because the aircrew forgot to lower the landing gear.
Did you know:
-Finding Nemo
Finding Nemo is the second film to be dubbed in Navajo, following the success of Navajo "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope". It was a joint effort between the Navajo Nation Museum and The Walt Disney Studios for more than a year.
‘Finding Nemo’ is latest film to get Navajo translation | CNN
-De-Icing
Wisconsin uses briny water from cheese production to de-ice their roads in winter.
Cheese To The Rescue: Surprising Spray Melts Road Ice : The Two-Way : NPR
-Cucumbers
Cockroaches won’t eat cucumbers. This is due to a chemical in cucumbers (trans-2-nonenal) which acts as a natural repellent for ants and roaches.
Which is the only food a cockroach won't eat?
-Spinochordodes Tellinii
Spinochordodes Tellinii is a parasitic worm which infects grasshoppers. When fully grown, it forces the grasshopper to seek water and drown itself to be able to return to the water.
Spinochordodes tellinii - Wikipedia
-Arrente Indigenous Indigemojis
The Arrente indigenous people of Central Australia have created a set of indigemojis-emojis that reflect their culture and way of life. These indigemojis include symbols such as kangaroo tails, troopies, cowboy hats, and swags, all of which hold significance in their culture.
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It's not quite 930 in the morning and we are already at a feels like temp of 95. Should be somewhere around 110 by this afternoon. I just stocked up the work freezer with Popsicles and fruit juice bars as well as snacks for my staff. Five cases of water should last us a few weeks. We're moving into the two worst months of the year. At least this year we're getting rain everyday. The cloud cover helps with the temps but increases the humidity so no real cooling effect. Stay cool and hydrated and have a good Friday Eve!
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No sex ed? That could save a ton of guilt! Having sex with whomever, just for fun 'cause you don't know it's sex... Oh yeah!
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Well with the counting of the early comments...votes...75% are begging for a continuation...I'd have to agree with them, giving you 80% for more of this story....
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If you can strip to 80s-2000s, then you're hired.
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The world in general is an effed up place.
