Louise Selover Champlin

genealogy gets interesting

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isis, mesa, surreal bloetgoet
forest bloggod
melanie may blotgodi
dorothy selover champlin may
louise selover
andrew jackson selover (b 9-14-1829)
asher a selover (9-11-1795)
isaac selover (9-30-1759)
lucas selover (3-21-1731) 

daniel selover (1704)  married helena shermerhorn (1704) 

lucas schermerhorn (1648) elisabeth janse damen (b. 1680)
jacob janse schermerhorn (1622) jannetie segerese van egmont(1633)
cornelius segerese van egmont (1599)
cornelius segerese van egmont (1573)
seger van egmont (1550) 

 
lamoraal van egmont (11-18-1522)  sabine von der pfalz-simmern (6-13-1528) 

john II,count palatine of simmern (3-20-1492) beatrice of baden (1-22-1492)
etc
etc
etc
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fighting the Inquisition.

blanket advice from those willing to Chase the ambulance and scoop up what is left...for profit

http://www.portlandmercury.com/portland/how-not-to-get-arrested/Content?oid=4867838

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Incitement from those who profit off the victims, and endanger those who take their "advice."


But even if you heed Kreuscher's advice?

 You still might get arrested.

Or worse.

"It's not a magic wand," he says.

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Kreusher is right. Having money, a law degree, important connections, the right clothes, and the foresight to watch the melee from the distance of a high rise office, is the "magic wand."


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"Kreuscher, working with the National Lawyers Guild, was delivering a brief, energetic lecture called "Know Your Rights"—essentially all about how not to get arrested during a rally and what to do in case you are.

He was invited by the organizers of Occupy Portland, the anti-corporate group planning a noontime rally Thursday at Tom McCall Waterfront Park, followed by a march to Pioneer Courthouse Square. (And then, likely, followed by days of camping out along the Willamette.)"

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so much for the "camp on the Willamette" idea. City Hall loved having Occupy in front of the cop shop and city hall.

and avoiding arrest? is that how the Civil Rights movement operates?

FILL THE JAILS with political dissidents. the IWW won free speech battles across the nation by exercising their Constitutional rights, and getting arrested by the dozen.


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following the advice of those who stay out of the trenches is a precarious place to put one's self.

"The American Lyceum Association was founded in 1831 by American statesman Daniel Webster and educator Josiah Holbrook. The Latin word “Lyceum” comes from the Greek word “Lykeion” which referred to the school outside Athens where Aristotle taught from 325 to 323 B.C."

My step-grandfather, Harry Byrd Kline, was President of the International Platform Association in 1951. His politics and character were as strange as the list of honored speakers earning the Silver Bowl...

For much of the 20th Century, IPA Silver Bowl awards have recognized a rich, diverse galaxy of political leaders, authors, performers, scientists, journalists, musicians, business leaders and philosophers who have made significant contributions to the intellectual life of America.

Some of the Silver Bowl winners, both living and departed, have included luminaries such as:

Lowell Thomas
John F. Kennedy
Bob Hope
Henry Kissinger
Victor Borge
Jack Anderson
Glenn T. Seaborg
Winston Churchill
William F. Buckley
John Wayne
Pearl Bailey
Elizabeth Taylor
Tom Brokaw
Edwin Newman
Robert C. Byrd
David Brinkley
Malcolm S. Forbes
Art Linkletter
Erma Bombeck
Barbara Walters
Art Buchwald
Danny Kaye
Ann Landers
Hyman Rickover
Ralph Nader
Ted Turner
George Gallup, Jr.
Arthur Goldberg
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert Dole
John Denver
Dick Cavett
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
William Safire
Harry Reasoner
Justin Dart
Carl Sagan
Drew Pearson
Seymour Hersh
Earl Warren
Isaac Asimov
James D. Feldman
Richard M. Nixon
Claude Pepper
Mario Cuomo
Larry King
Howard Jarvis
Leon Jawarski
Jean Michael Cousteau
Minnie Pearl
Jose Grego
Rod McKuen
C. Everett Koop
Jean Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Harry Blackstone, Jr.
Hal Bruno
Lawrence Spivak
Wolf Blitzer
George Plimpton
William Proxmire
Alexander Haig
William E. Simon
J. Peter Grace
Tom Bradley
William H. Webster
James Schlesinger
Warren B. Rudman
Edwin Meese
William French Smith
Penn and Teller
Hal Holbrook
Stephen J. Gould
J.W. Marriott
Pat Boone

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what a gang of misfits!!!

holy tube

sacrifice belongs to the heart organ
struggling to render sense
of what the world makes of congealed peoples,
my own circle included,
as distal moot points jab reminders
we are one
when we see something hurt,
when conscience intrudes on business,
when going about forced
feedings, bleedings, and improvised bedding
on the side of holy
mountains buzzing with news vulture drones
ready to dominate
that which surmounts disbelief
and posits United sanctuaries as targets,
cupid on the rack
with a steady stream of vitriol
inserted down tube you conduit
you condone it
tithe the torture instrument no more
on a day shared
not just by foes, but by the rest of us noncombatants
who avoid even pillow fights
who would rather sing the feasts we find on this spare rib
called Earth, pulled out of a swirl
and primary longing to give
our own
to the other
in order for chaos to illustrate beauty in freedom
that mocks constraints and private prison islands
by a pace maker ticking out pardons
and sorry sorties, atoning for thirty third alignments
in which One divided
bears some burden, in ritual, but allows
blood shed by proxy and calls it brother in the wrong tongue,
so much in the way
that our info tube carves new tunnels in the form of wormholes
trying to find ways out of days
less revered than utilized.