The sea at Truro : poems

Calling the characters -- Unpainted still life -- Bridget's confession -- The famous poet -- Daily news -- Oral history -- Some things should never be written down -- An angel considers the naming of meat -- Tall man in a small place -- Learning by heart -- Lovely Rosa, crazy Rosa -- An easy chair -- Auction block -- Shoes -- Raphael's goblet -- The mirror -- Walking with glass -- Flying carpet -- Legend of the tangerine -- A letter from ferns in their new world -- The monastery kitchen -- The morning of the feast -- At the foundry -- Still life with Walt Whitman -- Visitation from the Eakins Press -- The path not taken -- Losing compass -- Bird land -- Tree house -- Deer in winter -- The February bee -- The vanity of the dragonfly -- Horseshoe crab -- A red-tailed hawk at home in the world -- The disguise -- The sea at Truro -- The water seamstress -- The wave has no hands -- Honor the waves -- The live sea scrolls -- No wonder -- Bottom's dream -- Elementals -- Song for two voices -- Ian's angels -- The dream speaks -- Shedding the human -- Advice to a traveler -- Grave.

Looking for the Gulf Motel

Pitt poetry series

Pitt poetry series.

Looking for the Gulf Motel -- The name I wanted -- Betting on America -- Tía Margarita Johnson's house in Hollywood -- Cousin Consuelo, on piano -- Taking my cousin's photo at the Statue of Liberty -- Of consequence, inconsequently -- The island within -- Poem between Havana and Varadero -- Habla Cuba speaking -- 5:00 AM in Cuba -- Practice problem -- El Florida room -- Sitting on my mother's porch in Westchester, Florida -- Playing house with Pepín -- Afternoons as Endora -- Queer theory : according to my grandmother -- Abuelo in a Western -- The port pilot -- My brother on Mt. Barker -- Papá at the kitchen table -- My father, my hands -- Love as if love -- Maybe -- Cheers to Hyakutake -- Thicker than country -- Killing Mark -- Love poem according to quantum theory -- Birthday portrait -- Mamá with Indians : 1973, 2007 -- Venus in Miami Beach -- Cooking with Mamá in Maine -- House of the Virgin Mary -- Mi rosa y mi sal -- Questioning my cousin Elena -- Remembering what Tía Noelia can't -- Unspoken elegy for Tía Cucha -- Bones, teeth -- Burning in the rain -- Place of mind -- Some days the sea -- Since unfinished.

Haley's cleaning hints : a compilation

Cleaning 101 -- Advanced planning -- Your cleaning credo -- Tools of the trade -- Klever kitchen kleanups -- Appliances bigger than a breadbox -- Appliances smaller than a breadbox -- Pots, pans and paraphernalia -- The dirt on disware -- Getting your glassware gleaming -- Counters, cupboards and the kitchen skink -- And don't forget -- Bathroom beautiful -- Tub tricks & sink secrets -- Shower shake ups -- Toilet treatments -- In general -- Foiling furniture foes -- Going with the grain -- Cleaning up(holstery) -- Leather luster -- Wicker and cane care -- Prime piece pampering -- Removing the dirt underfoot -- Clever carpet cleaning -- Wood floors made easy -- Vinyl, linoleum and tile tips -- The rest of the floors -- Walls and windows -- Wall and woodwork wonders -- Windows and dressings -- Round about the house -- Things that aren't nailed down -- Things that are nailed down -- And finally -- Washday wisdom -- Laundry lowdown -- Specks, spots and spills -- Re-group and re-organize -- The entrance hall -- The living room -- The kitchen -- The bedroom -- The kid's room -- The basement -- The rest of the rooms -- Inside info on the outside -- Garden cleanup -- Up and down the garden path -- Tool treatments -- Pet control -- Outdoor living and entertaining -- All the rest -- You and your's from top to bottom -- Getting personal -- Wardrobe wisdom -- The dressing table.

Building environments

Perspectives in vernacular architecture ;

Smaller urban houses of the North Shore, 1630-1830 / Labor and liberty in the age of refinement : gender, class, and the built environment / double house in New England / Housing the worker : the anatomy of the New Bedford, Massachusetts, three-decker / Anglican church building and local context in early Jamaica / myth of agricultural complacency : tobacco barns of St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1790-1890 / In the lodge of the chickadee : architecture and cultural resistance on the Crow Indian Reservation, 1884-1920 / service machine" : hotel guests and the development of an early-twentieth-century building type / architecture of New Netherland revisited / Impermanent architecture in the English colonies of the eastern Caribbean : new contexts for innovation in the early modern Atlantic world / Rat housing in middle Virginia : the diffusion of everyday life / Paint discoveries in the Aiken-Rhett House kitchen and slave quarters / At the edge of custom : the training and early architectural career of Thomas R. Blackburn, architect in antebellum Virginia / Great Lakes commercial fishing architecture : the endurance and transformation of a region's landscape/waterscape / northern Umiak : shelter, boundary, identity / Reverence and resistance in Lithuanian wayside shrines / Cereal architecture : late-nineteenth-century grain palaces and crop art

Back to basics : a complete guide to traditional skills

Land: Buying it, building on it: Buying country property -- Planning your home -- Preparing the site -- Converting trees into lumber -- Building a log cabin -- Building with adobe -- Building a stone house -- Raising a barn -- Developing a water supply -- Saunas and hot tubs -- Sanitation -- Fireplace construction and design -- Stone walls and brick pavements -- Fences -- Energy from wood, water, wind and sun: Making your house energy efficient -- Wood as a fuel -- Heating with wood -- Waterpower -- Wind power -- Solar energy -- Other energy sources -- Raising your own vegetables, fruit, and livestock: Kitchen garden -- Gardening in limited space -- Herb gardens -- Fruits and nuts -- Pest control -- Grains and grasses -- Beekeeping -- Fish farming -- Raising livestock -- Enjoying your harvest the year round: Preserving produce -- Preserving meat and fish -- Making your own dairy products -- Maple sugaring -- Homemade beverages -- Baking bread -- Regional cooking -- Cooking with wood -- Skills and crafts for house and homestead: Natural dyes -- Spinning -- Weaving -- Hooked rugs -- Braided rugs -- Patchwork quilting -- Rope and twine -- Tanning and leather work -- Woodworking -- Broommaking -- Scrimshaw -- Household recipes -- Metalworking -- Stenciling -- Flower drying and pressed flowers -- Gourd craft -- Soapmaking -- Candlemaking -- Basketry -- Recreation at home and in the wild: Old-time good times -- Crafting a dulcimer -- Celebrating holidays -- Canoeing and kayaking -- Wilderness camping -- Outdoors in winter -- Fishing -- Living with nature -- Organized assistance: Extension service and other groups --

Best food writing 2012

On killing / The gumbo chronicles / Serving up sustainability / Kids battle the lure of junk food / Pastorial romance / Sweet spot / Snowville Creamery has a modest goal : save the world / Matters of taste / Olives and lives / This little piggy went to market / How to live well / Still life with mayonnaise / The fried chicken evangelist / Lasagna bolognese / The forager at rest / Better cooking through technology / The pastrami dilemma / Passover goes gourmet / The 2011 Dyke March Wiener Taste Test / The missing link / Foraging and fishing through the Big Bend / Italian America / What makes sushi great? / Food for thought / Learning to barbecue helped make me a man / Memphis in May : Pork-a-Looza / Truffle in paradise / A slice of family history / Barbecue road trip : the smoke road / The food-critic father / The legacy that wasn't : wonton soup / Curious cookies / Chicken brick / Angry breakfast eggs / Sweet southern dream / The king of pop-up / Hot plate / Austria's culinary ambassador / Remembering Savoy / Appetite for perfection / Supper clubs in Denver / Why chefs sell out / A chef's painful road to rehab / Bitter start to a life of sweets / Kitchen confessional : burnin' down da house / Do I dare to eat a peach? / A proposal for feeding the fat and anxious / The bone gatherer / They don't have tacos in the suck / I won't have the stomach for this

The medieval household : daily living, c. 1150-c. 1450

Medieval finds from excavations in London ;

Arrangement and scope of the catalogue ; The field background ; Observations on the finds ; Social milieux and different sectors of society ; Manufacture and origins ; Signs and literacy, symbols and artistry ; Comparisons with assemblages outside London -- Dating and context of the finds / The sites ; General observations -- The fabric of the medieval London house / Roof furniture ; Building materials ; Internal details ; Undercrofts -- Fixtures and fittings / Hinges ; Lead window cames ; Fixed hooks of iron ; Robust handles of iron ; Decorative mounts of lead/tin ; Possible drape rings -- Furnishings / Mounts for chests, caskets (coffers), etc. ; Strap-type mounts ; Strap mounts with hinged lock hasps ; Other mounts / Drop handles (Geoff Egan) -- Security equipment / Padlocks ; Padlock slide keys ; Rectangular iron locks ; Rotary keys ; Lock escutcheon plates ; Draw bolt ; Lock hasp -- Heating equipment / Fire steel ; Ceramic curfews / Lighting equipment / Hanging lamps / Possible holders for hanging lamps ; Candleholders ; Rushlight holder ; Possible parts of candleholders ; Lanterns -- Miscellaneous household equipment : kitchen and tableware, storage and other vessels, urinals / Trivet ; Wooden spatulate implements / Flesh hooks ; Skimmers ; Possible strainer ; Copper-alloy vessels ; Iron vessels and vessel parts ; Lead/tin vessels ; Wooden vessels / Glass vessels / Leather vessels ; Lead plugs ; Taps ; Keys for turning pegs with square ends ; Spoons ; Glass urinals / Items for other activities / Articles for household maintenance ; Articles for textile work ; Articles for record-keeping and reading/writing ; Articles for leisure / Articles relating to religion and beliefs -- Weighing apparatus / Weights ; Balances.

I need a lifeguard everywhere but the pool

Thorndike Press large print core

Thorndike Press large print core series.

Perking up -- We're having a baby! -- Spot on -- Recipe ambition -- Our ladies of perpetual motion -- New Year's meh -- Lift and separate -- The off switch -- Becoming thirty -- Mother Mary and the eyebrow -- Moo -- Barking up the wrong tree -- Question authority -- Something we can all agree -- Topsy-turvy -- Adventures in herpetology -- The scent of a woman -- Pay the troll -- Ball o' fun -- Going where the weather suits my clothes -- Brain freeze -- Leave a tip -- Scrambled eggs -- Anniversary -- Batter up! -- Diaper Genie -- One-piece of mind -- World police -- Good morning! -- Blond and blonder -- Potted -- Happy birthday -- Pushing around -- Beach bums -- Work zoned -- The American dream -- The view from the ferry -- For the win -- Back to school -- Girl vitamin -- Which spices would you take to a kitchen island? -- Legends of the fall -- Political partisan seeks same -- Twelve hundred of my closest friends -- Running on empty -- If you're a woman, they only want one thing -- Mother Mary gets an idea -- Picture imperfect -- iPhonatic -- Home is where the bra comes off, part 2 -- On Guyatas -- Suburban story -- I like big brains and I cannot lie -- High note -- Collect them all -- It's a boy! -- Remote control freak -- The bridal shower 2.0 -- House dreams -- Hi, My name is -- Netflixxed -- Like a rolling book -- Sniff test -- Pasta impasse -- Let's twist again -- Don't bot with my heart -- Built Ford tough -- Weeding -- Keep calm and carry on -- Drunk click -- The bottom line on bottom-of-the-line.

This bridge called my back : writings by radical women of color

Writings by radical women of color

Catching fire : preface to the fourth edition / Acts of healing / The bridge poem / La jornada : preface, 1981 / Children Passing in the Streets : The Roots of Our Radicalism. When I was growing up / On not bein / For the color of my mother / I am what I am / Dreams of violence / He saw / Entering the Lives of Others : Theory in the Flesh. Wonder woman / La güera / Invisibility is an unnatural disaster : reflections of an Asian American woman / It's in my blood, my face, my mother's voice, the way I sweat / "Gee you don't seem like an Indian from the reservation" / " ... And even Fidel can't change that!" / I walk in the history of my people / And When You Leave, Take Your Pictures With You : Racism in the Women's Movement. And when you leave, take your pictures with you / Beyond the cliffs of Abiquiu / I don't understand those who have turned away from me / Asian Pacific women and feminism / "--But I know you, American woman" / The Black back-ups / The pathology of racism : a conversation with third world wimmin / We're all in the same boat / An open letter to Mary Daly / The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house / Between the Lines : On Culture, Class, and Homophobia. The other heritage / The tired poem : last letter from a typical (unemployed) Black professional woman / To be continued ... / Across the kitchen table : a sister-to-sister dialogue / Lesbianism : an act of resistance / Lowriding through the women's movement / Letter to ma / I come with no illusions / I paid very hard for my immigrant ignorance / Earth-lover, survivor, musician / Speaking in Tongues: The Third World Woman Writer. Speaking in tongues : a letter to third world women writers / Millicent Fredericks / In Search of the self as hero : confetti of voices on New Year's night, a letter to myself / Chicana's feminist literature : a re-vision through Malintzin/or Malintzin putting flesh back on the object / Ceremony for completing a poetry reading / El Mundo Zurdo : The Vision. Give me back / La prieta / A Black feminist statement / The welder / O.K. momma, who the hell am I? : an interview with Luisah Teish / Brownness / Revolution : it's not neat or pretty or quick / No rock scorns me as whore / Afterword: On the fourth edition / Refugees of a world on fire : foreword to the second edition, 1983 / Counsels from the firing ... past, present, future : foreword to the third edition, 2001

The jazz singers : [a Smithsonian collection of jazz vocals from 1919-1994].

West End blues In the house blues 2:19 blues I left my baby 'Tain't nobody's business if I do Blues with Helen I won't be here long Jelly, Jelly Lotus blossom Goin' to Kansas CIty Goin' to Chicago She's got to go Never make your move too soon D.B. blues Come on in my kitchen Nobody's fault but mine One day I'm going to live the life I sing about in my song / Gimme a pigfoot Doctor jazz Shakin' the African It don't mean a thing (If it ain't got that swing)

Man from Harlem Let me off uptown Saturday night fish fry Hogwash Good rockin' tonight All of me, top hat, white tie and tails I can't give you anything but love I can't give you anything but love/These foolish things/Me, myself and I Lover, come back to me Don't get around much anymore You're driving me crazy Don't be that way Night and day Some of these days Wrap your troubles in dreams I get a kick out of you There's a small hotel Just you, just me

Give me the simple life Love me or leave me You are my sunshine What's going on I'm gonna lock my heart Yesterdays/Strange fruit/You've changed Someone to watch over me/Until the real thing comes along Until the real thing comes along You don't know what love is For all we know Angel eyes In the still of the night Save your love for me Travelin' light Prelude to a kiss My little brown book Lush life I got it bad (And that ain't good)

This is always All of me What are you doing the rest of your life? You're my thrill Could I be the one? Jazz me blues The mooche Parker's mood Lullaby of Birdland Down for double Jumpin' at the woodside Left alone Stolen moments Worry now later Get it straight 'Round midnight Doodlin' Improvised scat song / Hotter than that

Sweet Sue (just you) My Honey's lovin' arms Ool ya koo Disappointed Them there eyes The way you look tonight This masquerade [excerpt] Frenesi Jazzola Hobo, you can't ride this train ; Rickin' chair "taint what you do Vol vist du gaily star We've got the blues Cow cow boogie Babalu (Orooney) Chi-Chi-Chi-Chicago Did you call her today? [excerpt] Takes two to tango Mumbles Close your eyes (shut yo' mouth)

American folk songs for children in home, school and nursery school; [music] a book for children, parents and teachers.

Adam had seven sons -- All around the kitchen -- All the pretty little ponies -- As I walked out one holiday -- Baby dear -- Big old owl -- Billy Barlow -- Blow, boys, blow -- Bought me a cat -- Buffalo girls -- Built my lady a fine brick house -- By'm bye -- Cherry tree carol -- Clap your hands -- Closet key -- Cocky doodle doodle doo -- Did you go to the Barney? -- Do, do, pity my case -- Dog tick -- Doney gal -- Down by the Greenwood Sidey-o -- Down came a lady -- Ducks in the millpond -- Eency weency spider -- Every Monday morning -- Fire down below -- Free little bird -- Frog went a-courtin' -- Getting upstairs -- Go to sleepy -- Going down to town -- Goodbye, Julie -- Goodbye, old Paint -- Ha ha, this-a-way -- Hammer song -- Hanging out the linen clothes -- Have a little dog -- Here sits a monkey -- Hey Betty Martin -- Hey, Jim along, Jim along Josie -- Hop, old squirrel -- How old are you? -- Hush, little baby -- Hush 'n' bye -- I got a letter this morning -- I'll be sixteen this Sunday -- I'm going to join the Army -- It rained a mist -- Jesus borned in Bethlea -- Jim along Josie -- Jim crack corn -- Jimmy Randall, my son -- Jimmy Rose he went to town -- Jingle at the windows-- John done saw that number -- John Henry -- Johnny get your hair cut -- Juba -- Juniper tree -- Knick Knack paddy whack -- Little bird, little bird -- Little black train -- Little boy threw his ball so high -- Little gray ponies -- Little horses -- Little pig -- Lord Daniel's wife -- Lula gal -- Lynchburg town -- Mary had a baby -- Mary wore her red dress -- Miss Julie Ann Johnson -- Miss Mary Jane -- Monday morning go to school -- More about John Henry -- My horses ain't hungry -- Oh John the rabbit -- Oh, oh, the sunshine -- Oh, oh, you can't shine -- Old Aunt Kate -- Old blue -- Old Jessie -- Old Joe Clarke -- Old Mister Rabbit -- Old Molly hare -- Old paint -- Ol' Hannah -- One cold and frosty morning -- Pick a bale of cotton -- Poor Howard -- Poor old crow -- Pretty little girl with the red dress on -- Rain, come wet me -- Rain or shine -- Riding in the buggy, Miss Mary Jane -- Roll that brown jug down to town -- Rose, rose, and up she rises -- Round and round -- Run, chillen, run -- Sailing in the boat -- Sally go round the sunshine -- Scraping up sand in the bottom of the sea -- She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes -- Shiloh -- Shoo-li-loo -- Sir Hugh -- Skip-a to my lou -- Stars shining -- Such a getting upstairs -- Sweet water rolling -- Swing a Lady Umptum -- There was a man and he was mad -- This lady she wears a dark green shawl -- This old hammer -- This old man -- Three ravens -- Tideo -- Tie my shoe -- Toll a winker -- Toodala -- Train is a-coming -- Turtle dove -- Two brothers -- Up she rises -- Walk along, John -- What did you have for your supper? -- What shall we do when we all go out? -- What'll we do with the baby? -- When I was a young maid -- When the train comes along -- Where oh where is pretty little Susie? -- Who built the ark? Noah, Noah -- Who's that tapping at the window -- Wind blow east -- Yaddle laddle laddle um Daisy -- Yonder she comes.

Craftsman homes : [more than 40 plans for building classic arts & crafts-style cottages, cabins, and bungalows]

"The Simplification of Life:" / "The Art of Building a Home:" / A California House Founded on the California Mission Style An Old-Fashioned House with the Dining Room and Kitchen in One A Small Cottage that Is Comfortable, Attractive and Inexpensive A Plain House that Will Last for Generations and Need but Few Repairs A Cottage of Cement or Stone that Is Conveniently Arranged for a Small Family Suburban House Designed for a Lot Having Wide Frontage but Little Depth A Very Simple and Inexpensive Cottage Built of Battened Boards A Cement House that Shows the Decorative Use of Concrete as a Framework Cement House Showing Lavish Use of Half-Timber as a Decoration Cement House Showing Craftsman Idea of Half-Timber Construction A Comfortable and Convenient House for the Suburbs or the Country A Craftsman City House Designed to Accommodate Two Families A Craftsman Farmhouse that Is Comfortable, Homelike and Beautiful House with Court, Pergolas, Outdoor Living Rooms and Sleeping Balconies The Craftsman's House: A Practical Application of Our Theories of Home Building A Small Shingled House that Shows Many Interesting Structural Features A Roomy, Inviting Farmhouse, Designed for Pleasant Home Life in the Country A Simple, Straightforward Design from which Many Homes Have Been Built A Craftsman House in which Tower Construction Has Been Effectively Used A Concrete Cottage Designed in the Form of a Greek Cross to Admit More Light A Bungalow of Irregular Form and Unusually Interesting Construction A Roomy, Homelike Farmhouse for Lovers of Plain and Wholesome Country Life A Plaster House upon which Wood Has Been Liberally Used A Farmhouse Designed with a Long, Unbroken Roof Line at the Back Two Inexpensive but Charming Cottages for Women Who Want Their Own Homes A Log House that Will Serve either as a Summer Camp or a Country Home A Pleasant and Homelike Cottage Designed for a Small Family A Country Clubhouse that Is Built like a Log Cabin A Plain Little Cabin that Would Make a Good Summer Home in the Woods A Bungalow Built around a Courtyard Facing the Water A Rustic Cabin that Is Meant for a Week-end Cottage or a Vacation Home A Bungalow Designed for a Mountain Camp or Summer Home A Convenient Bungalow with Separate Kitchen and Open Air Dining Room A Cottage Planned with a Special Idea to Economical Heating A Cottage that Comes within the Limits of Very Moderate Means A Country House that Was Originally Planned for a Mountain Camp Porches, Pergolas and Terraces: The Charm of Living Out of Doors The Effective Use of Cobblestones as a Link between House and Landscape Beautiful Garden Gates: The Charm that Is Always Found in an Interesting Approach to an Enclosure The Natural Garden: Some Things that Can Be Done when Nature Is Followed instead of Thwarted What May Be Done with Water and Rocks in a Little Garden Halls and Stairways: Their Importance in the General Scheme of a Craftsman House The Living Room: Its Many Uses and the Possibilities It Has for Comfort and Beauty The Dining Room as a Center of Hospitality and Good Cheer A Convenient and Well-Equipped Kitchen that Simplifies the Housework The Treatment of Wall Spaces so that a Room Is in Itself Complete and Satisfying Floors that Complete the Decorative Scheme of a Room An Outline of Furniture-Making in this Country Showing the Place of Craftsman Furniture in the Evolution of an American Style Willow Chairs and Settles which Harmonize with the More Severe and Massive Furniture Made of Oak Craftsman Metal Work: Designed and Made According to the Same Principles that Rule the Furniture The Kind of Fabrics and Needlework that Harmonize with and Complete the Craftsman Decorative Scheme Home Training in Cabinet Work Our Native Woods and Their Treatment The Craftsman Idea