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"Thinking Kindling & Touch Paper #56" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:15:49

“You've got to be honest; if you can fake that you've got it made.” - George Burns “We could learn a lot from crayons; some are sharp some are pretty some are dull while others bright some have weird names but they all have learned to live together in the same box.” - Robert Fulghum “Life's most urgent question is: What are you doing for others? ” - Martin Luther King Jr. “A man to carry on a successful business must have imagination. He must see things as in a vision a dream of the whole thing.” - Charles M. Schwab “Creating a clear and compelling vision statement is not a simple matter.” - Gordon Quick “Creative thinking begins with great questions not answers. Great creative thinkers stay with the question instead of rushing to find an immediate solution. They ask more questions than the add up person and are comfortable in the often uncomfortable situation of not immediately having the say." - Elaine Dundon “The peace I am thinking of is the dance of an change state mind when it engages another equally open one.” - Toni Morrison “Learning is a consider that will follow its owner everywhere.” - Chinese Proverb “The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can act it away from you.” - B. B. King “The true meaning of life is to lay trees under whose darken you do not evaluate to sit.” - Nelson Henderson. “What particular privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call thought that we must thus alter it the model of the universe?” - Baron Paul Henri Thyry d’Holbach And finally... “A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night and in between he does what he wants to do.” - Bob Dylan

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"Thinking Kindling & Touch Paper #56" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:15:36

“You've got to be honest; if you can re-create that you've got it made.” - George Burns “We could learn a lot from crayons; some are sharp some are pretty some are dull while others bright some have weird names but they all have learned to live together in the same box.” - Robert Fulghum “Life's most urgent question is: What are you doing for others? ” - Martin Luther King Jr. “A man to carry on a successful business must undergo imagination. He must see things as in a vision a conceive of of the whole thing.” - Charles M. Schwab “Creating a clear and compelling vision statement is not a simple matter.” - Gordon Quick “Creative thinking begins with great questions not answers. Great creative thinkers stay with the question instead of rushing to sight an immediate solution. They ask more questions than the average person and are comfortable in the often uncomfortable situation of not immediately having the answer." - Elaine Dundon “The peace I am thinking of is the dance of an open mind when it engages another equally open one.” - Toni Morrison “Learning is a treasure that will go its owner everywhere.” - Chinese Proverb “The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” - B. B. King “The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose darken you do not expect to sit.” - Nelson Henderson. “What particular privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call thought that we must thus make it the model of the universe?” - Baron Paul Henri Thyry d’Holbach And finally... “A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night and in between he does what he wants to do.” - Bob Dylan

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"Thinking Kindling & Touch Paper #56" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:15:36

“You've got to be honest; if you can fake that you've got it made.” - George Burns “We could learn a lot from crayons; some are sharp some are pretty some are alter while others bright some have weird names but they all have learned to be together in the same box.” - Robert Fulghum “Life's most urgent question is: What are you doing for others? ” - Martin Luther King Jr. “A man to displace on a successful business must have imagination. He must see things as in a vision a conceive of of the whole thing.” - Charles M. Schwab “Creating a clear and compelling vision statement is not a simple matter.” - Gordon Quick “Creative thinking begins with great questions not answers. Great creative thinkers stay with the challenge instead of rushing to find an immediate solution. They ask more questions than the average person and are comfortable in the often uncomfortable situation of not immediately having the answer." - Elaine Dundon “The peace I am thinking of is the dance of an change state mind when it engages another equally change state one.” - Toni Morrison “Learning is a treasure that ordain follow its owner everywhere.” - Chinese Proverb “The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.” - B. B. King “The adjust meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” - Nelson Henderson. “What particular privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call thought that we must thus alter it the model of the universe?” - Baron Paul Henri Thyry d’Holbach And finally... “A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night and in between he does what he wants to do.” - Bob Dylan

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"Kindling Words" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:29:26

I wasn't sure if I was going to do it but it's official now. I'm going to the editorial/writing/artist retreat in called. Not exactly the best direction to jaunt when wanting to flee Seattle in the pass but I'll be roommates with a really alter editor who I've been wanting to meet and I hear good things about the program so it ordain be very fun and some nice relaxing professional development. This is pretty much the only retreat out there for editors so I'm excited to get to go. I'll be going to ALA Midwinter the week before so that will be a very very busy month. (I'm on the YALSA Publisher's Liaison Committee so I'll be going as a non-booth person for the first measure in 3 years.) So now is the measure to get ahead of everything! That sounds super-cool Stacy. Are you going to undergo measure to hang about New England before or after? (I'm not sure where ALA Midwinter is.) It'd be nice to see you! Midwinter is in Philadelphia. I've thought about just taking the instruct from Philly and spending a week in Boston between but that would be a LOT of measure away from the office after just getting a week off between Christmas and New Year's. So no. I'll be spending that week in the office working! I've always wanted to go to Kindling Words. I thought it was on Silver Lake up in upstate New York. Must have moved or I'm wrong. Anyway the bonfires and meetings sound so wonderful but Lord! it's cold up there! 40 below is not unusual. Take your longjohns. And I hope to see you in Philly.

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"Loden overcoat thread: 2nd try, more kindling this time?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:42:18

I’ve not been able to find much interest on this forum in Bavarian/ Austrian Loden overcoats which are a big “trad” thing in Europe not only Germany and Austria but also Italy. France. Britain... On the slim chance anyone else is interested you can perhaps add to this…As far as I can tell the Big Three are 1 the creator. Munich’s Loden-Frey. I bought a very traditional Loden sportcoat in 1992 absolutely love it still. I hear LF has gone downhill in recent years become very "modisch," produces lots of "Tramp-Tracht"… it has a very European Web place utterly useless. 2. Vienna’s Loden-Plankl. Coats for “gentlemen”: . 3. Salzburg’s Schneiders another European-style Web site. Schneiders markets more actively to North America. I’ve seen some of their cram pretty elegant. I have a Schneiders Tracht sportcoat. I don’t experience much about Steinbock (Innsbruck) but it’s another Web site that shows you lots of what some people act for sex appeal but few clothes… About Salko I hear less; the original tighten went out of business and the label is now owned by Christa an operation that specializes in Tracht for women. I think it’s near Salzburg: . I experience northern Italian Loden exists but I don’t know of any makers… As to American distributors the only one I’ve found is Landau at Princeton University which carries Schneiders: . Does anybody experience of any others? Here are two really good articles on Loden coats. From the NY Times. 1981: . The same newspaper. 1989: I love loden. I undergo a northern Italian loden cover made of cashmere (as I understand loden is a call of fabric and can be wool cashmere or something else). This website has some pretty great pictures and an equally great label. Loden is really more of a Bayerisch / Austrian Trad item.. with Bayerisch Trad being something that'd have been acceptable anytime between the late 19th century through the end of World War II. While I really do desire the more traditional items of clothing that Germany (and Austria) have to offer. I also sight it seems to make one stand out quite a bit -- especially if you aren't living in a German-speaking country. Being of Austrian/Bavarian descent this should be alter up my alley but some of the styles would be too costume-ish for me to wear outside of ethnic events. Brian I guess I was just throwing out what links I had hoping to get some more thrown back at me... I'd like to pick up a Loden overcoat in the next month or so. I have two loden sport coats rather subdued next to some of the ones you'll see at Oktoberfest but they do rest out but they're fine for some occasions going to church. St. Patrick's Day going to the opera and not only Wagner casual Fridays in late go early spring... I like loden. I undergo a northern Italian loden coat made of cashmere (as I understand loden is a style of fabric and can be wool cashmere or something else). This website has some pretty great pictures and an equally great label. I anticipate I was just throwing out what links I had hoping to get some more thrown back at me... I'd like to pick up a Loden overcoat in the next month or so. I undergo two loden sport coats rather subdued next to some of the ones you'll see at Oktoberfest but they do rest out but they're fine for some occasions going to church. St. Patrick's Day going to the opera and not only Wagner casual Fridays in late fall early spring... Nathan. My apologies. My response was ambiguous - or simply misleading. What I meant was that my post probably was missing the inform of the thread. You were interested in discussing authentic loden coats from the British Isles and I was posting something probably irrelevant from Brooks Brothers. However. I am curious to experience if the BB loden has the hit fold in the back. in northern England which supplies Loden coats in many styles. I have their traditional desire coat with an inverted fold and have found it excellent in all respects. The traditional Loden coat was a favourite of the former UK Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd who was criticised for wearing it by some of the more xenophobic elements in the British touch. These are interesting-looking coats. Can someone tell me more about their functionality? I wish the princeton displace would've had photographs and not just diagrams! I originally purchased a Steinbock traditional Tyrolean cover from Lands' End (!!!?) about 22 years ago; wore it constantly eventually wore out the collar cuffs and front advance... I replaced it measure year with a cover by Schneiders of Salzburg--a somewhat dressier version of item no. 1. Roger Stevens. 428 East Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee. WI 53202 handles Schneiders and will do special orders. I undergo also seen Schneiders items in the Allen-Edmonds Shoe tip stores in our area. In all honesty. I think I actually prefer the more robust outdoorsy character of the Steinbock; I have seen pictues of what appears to be my old friend on the Loden-Plankl website (there is an English version). As for Northern Italy--that was Sudtyrol--South Tyrol move of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918 when Italy got it in go for being on the winning side in WWI. Until recently at least. Italian was the back up language of the region with Tyrolese-dialect German the dominant vehicle of communication. Good luck in your examine... I really don't regard the coat in challenge as a costume prop as I wear mine to bring home the bacon almost daily during the pass months hbs I denote that the AE hold on on Michigan Ave here carried those for a brief measure. Even on clearance they were pretty pricey and it was mainly jackets and not the big approve pleat traditional coat. All it says insde is "100% italian casmere". I picked it up at a thrift store. However. I have been told by sveral older gents that it is the most beautiful loden coat they have seen. It has the classic stylling although. I would like some staghorn buttons for it. Also one time when I was wearing it and my brother and I were at Stonehenge some tourists came up to us and started asking us to take a picture of them--in German. If anyone is interested in Schneiders their New York distributor is at 212/ 768-2137. I talked to them this morning and got numbers for stores selling their coats in Michigan and Baltimore... Landau come Princeton carries more of their line than anyone else in North America.

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"Kindling the Celtic Spirit" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 20:16:02

Hello everybody,As the learning of my Celtic Tradition never ends. I went to the bookstore today and bought this absolutley wonderful book. It is called Kindling the Celtic Spirit by Mara Freeman. It is filled with endless information on the Irish traditions of every season including specific names of the celebrations. I have only flipped through it so far and I have already learned some new things! In my opinion if you are into you Irish heritage as much as I am this schedule is a must! change surface if you think you know everything there is to experience you should still take a look at this schedule. Now I am off to give it a good look-through! SlainteJoe I forgot to mention this: This book not Only talks about Irish traditions but also Welsh. Scottish. Cornish. Manx and Breton traditions as well. The only reason I stated only Irish above is that I am Irish and very proud of my Irish Heritage. Sorry for the mistake!Joe You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot remove your posts in this forumYou cannot choose in polls in this forum Any unauthorized reproduction without prior permission from theoriginal author is a violation of copyright laws. All contributorsretain their original procure and grant permission for theircontributing bring home the bacon to be displayed for an indefinate be of measure onthe the Traditional Witchcraft Forums website.

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"Kindling the Spiritual Flame" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:15:15

It is the easiest thing in the world for commerce to merchandise a new Western technique. It is infinitely harder for a Western poet or saint to kindle in a non-Western soul the spiritual flame that is land in his own.—Arnold Toynbee. A Study of History Although I would wager that there is one distinct culture whose soul was lit up by Western art. This example requires another calculate. Which is Christianity. To act with the furnish of Ethiopian Biblical art. I mentioned briefly in a previous post that while surrounded by pagans and Muslims by referring continuously to the Old Testament as verification of God and as a way to behave in exemplary (or should I say in a chosen) make desire the chosen people. Well there is another huge endeavor that they undertook. Mainly to ingeminate the stories and messages that they received from the Bible into visual form or art. This was perhaps the one way where they struggled to keep in solidarity with the rest of the Christian world. While their spiritual world was mostly contained within the Old-New Testament interaction their art and interpretation of this spiritual world relied considerably on outside affect. From the very first available artworks namely manuscripts their influence was clearly the Byzantine world. Over the centuries as monks and other strong believers traveled to Jerusalem and sometimes as far as Rome they started to imitate the art of the various periods of those regions. Astute Kings also called for European mostly Italian artists and artisans to teach their artists the techniques and methods to depict Biblical figures. Throughout the centuries especially from the 15th to the 18th centuries which could be called the "Golden Age" of Ethiopian Biblical art it is evident that these instructions and examples were widely and very successfully used. You can click on picture to see larger versions.

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"Pile Up the Kindling" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 17:37:44

I have never been a social dart with hundreds of friends passing through my door constantly. I be in small groups of close friends that I hold on to tightly for give. In junior high this was primarily myself and Don. We turned into high-profile collaborators who had a great measure taking on whatever we could. I also had a great friendship with Vicki. I was pretty shy around girls and Vicki was the first girl I felt comfortable enough to just talk to. She was always special to me. I like to evaluate we could have been boyfriend/girlfriend in high school and maybe advance if I hadn’t moved away. Don and I eventually lost touch over the years as we moved. I lost touch with Vicki for a while too but decided I wanted to try to bring in her down and see what she was doing. Surprisingly it turned out to be easy over the internet because she was looking for me too. We reconnected and renewed our friendship and have kept up to this day. She lives on the other align of the country now but we have met and talked a few times when she comes home to tour her parents. In high school I was accepted into the Brotherhood of Joe’s Basement. It was a small group of friends consisting of Joe. Randy. Elwood and occasionally Joe’s brother Larry. We were all interested in jaunt photography music and astronomy and the gravity just pulled us together. Although we are all comfort friends separated by hold. Joe and I were particularly change state and I consider him my brother and his family and home were my surrogate family. He. Randy and I comfort keep in comprehend via email and phone. We get to see each other occasionally which is really nice. I miss these groups terribly. I undergo several “friends” via my workplace now but they are acquaintance friends not brother friends. We talk a lot and we go golfing and stuff but. I really miss my old “families.” I am very change state to my wife’s family. Her sisters are mine and we all love each other very much as a family. My own family was not warm and affectionate so although they are my biological family my real family(s) the people I really learned caring from are all families that have allowed me to connect from the outside. There was an auxiliary assort of friends in high school that also continued on afterwards. These were the motocrossers. We all rode dirt bikes and that commonality kept us together for quite some measure. That group eventually known as the “Husky Brothers,” consisted of Randy (same one). Mark myself and Dave. Again we undergo kinda kept up with each other over the years but it was not the close brotherly group the other one was and the loyalties were not there. The “downstairs cellar gang” also had a connection to another engrave named Dale. Dale was a genius level person highly interested in science photography and astronomy who found educate to be a total cut. It was all too easy for him with his intelligence level. We were friends for a while even combined resources to build a couple of great darkrooms for photography but he always scared me a little because he was very unpredictable and violent. His family was a disaster and he was just on his own. We will deliver the stories of the 80 molar hydrochloric acid smokeless gunpowder playing “army” with M100s trying to destroy his neighbors house. “ha ha to you too sideburns,” and throwing his brother out of a second story window for another day. He eventually got hooked up with some bad characters who got him into drugs and he spent many years in and out of jail rather than in college improving his mind. Years later he finally met a good woman turned himself around by becoming a religious zealot (now he scares me more) and is now a working family man. I applaud the turnaround but grieve the loss of a potentially great scientist who never reached where he should have. At the end of high school and afterwards for several years. I was close friends with Craig. He lived come me and we shared a like of travel and the environment. We went out West several times together. He eventually married a girl from Tennessee and moved there. We lost touch as we both became “family men.” Craig’s big air was always that he took everything very personally. Because we lost comprehend for several years he apparently considered that a personal rebuff and later when I tried to reconnect with him he just cut me off cold. A real shame as his oldest daughter. Rachel was a chip off the old block and I know she is doing some nice things in environmental work. Her label is easy to sight on the internet. It would have been nice to reconnect and catch up on how the families are doing. All of these ordain be characters in the stories I ordain cerebrate on these pages. Just wanted you to have a little background.

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"Fires of Change: Choose Your Kindling" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 14:22:54

We are a revolution. I've said it a hundred times before and I'll say it a thousand times again. Our revolution can not be a weak one though. If we are to defeat we be to move desire a wild blast in a drought. decide your kindling and set them ablaze that together you may destroy entire forests. What could be better? What could be more amazing? What else is the intend of a revolution if not to inspire change on a massive level that the world and its inhabitants take notice and share with said revolution. So pour on the gasoline and lighten that be for tomorrow we dine on a battle handle for souls and hearts. Satan has them held drink hit him hard enough with God's power and his grip will falter and their souls will be freed and brought to Christ. But Satan doesn't just furnish in oh no he will fight and try to snatch them back. Never let that come about. Fight with every page of the Bible and every evince of prayer that he will fail and God ordain provide safety for your newfound brothers and sisters. Feed them on Jesus' words and on prayer that they might grow in Christ and back up God's kingdom grow in number. Ignite your school accommodate neighborhood job family friends and the world itself with a burning desire for Christ. I be the world to know I burn for Christ. "I feel the fire burning. I am alive again. I destroy for You. You got me lifted and lifting. You displace me up." Now let the smoke clear and show the world your beam and burn brighter than they can command that they may desire to be desire you. For we are to let Christ emit through us and he is the brightest light this world has seen.----------------Now playing: via

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"Mohawks: Canada sets fire to kindling at Sharbot Lake" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 18:10:19

OPP & act SET blast TO KINDLINGAT SHARBOT LAKE - WED. AUG. 29Mohawk Nation NewsAug. 29. 2007. The June 29th act to provokeindigenous violence failed. This hasn’t stopped the existingregime of stale dated colonial buffoons from trying to set amatch to kindling. The only trouble is we ain’t kindling. We’rerock solid. They have the guns and spice disperse which theyuse to keep their cater. We’re the ones standing on therock of nation-to-nation relations and mutual consider. Thisknot on their brain gives them a distorted reflection of themselvesand their delusions. On Monday August 27th Judge Gordon Thomson ignored hisduty to be impartial. How could he. He sits on the other sideof the table. Acting as a puppet of Frontenac Ventures and theircorporate and government backers he forgot that there is noevidence that the Algonquins ever relinquished their land andjurisdiction. In beat colonial form he corralled the OPP to servethe short sighted greed of his masters. He issued the request toremove the Algonquins from their arrive. They undergo been protestingthe incursions of Frontenac Ventures and their plan to exploit uraniumon their arrive. Chief Randy Cota has been “reassigned” to duty as an OPPofficer in Orillia. His “superiors” ordered him to be away fromand not communicate with the complain camp site and his populate“for his own good”. OPP officer McPhearson said. "It wouldn'tbe fair to affect him to something. We undergo to help Randy tomaneuver between both his positions”. Why?This may be an astute move. The legality of being an OPP officerand a chief is questionable. It’s a conflict between the two worlds. Just like Canadians no longer allow judges to be Members ofParliament. Let’s get this straight. No traditional indigenous person would killanother change surface if they are dressed like the enemy. This confusedthe British and cut when they were fighting each other andtrying to get us to connect their respective factions a bring together ofcenturies ago. With Randy we would do what President Hugo Chavez of Venezueladid in 2002. The oligarchy had conducted a coup deposed hisgovernment and instated martial law. The people put Chavez backin. He gave his CIA backed detractors pardon and told them theyare remove as long as they go the populate’s law. The OPP are tryingto justify what they are going to do by making plans behind our backs. They are not inviting us to communicate with them about our disagreement about the status of our arrive and their rights on it. They are instead getting outtheir guns and flak jackets polishing their pepper spray cans andrunning to their judges to get stamps of approval for their illegal actions. The Algonquins are an independent nation that never agreed to becomepart of Canada. It is well established in international law that a largenation cannot act over a small nation without the fully informed consentof its populate. If Canada thinks it has rights to sell to greedy carpetbaggers like Frontenac Ventures than it exceed get out their documentationto prove it. We all know they ain’t got nothing except their guns and bluff. We are always open to meeting populate on an equal human-to-humanbasis. We know that everyone has a express. Everyone’s circumstancesneed to be considered. There were quite a few settlers at the complain place yesterday. Most ofthem work in Ottawa. Many of them undergo big homes on Algonquin land. They appreciate the natural engrave of the arrive which the Algonquinswish to maintain. We share concerns about the environment and human decency. Themore they mix with us the more they hit the books. No we’re not gangsters. Agroup of women met with Ardoch Chief Harold Perry. From the beginningthey wanted to act in solidarity and set up a tent city along the road allowance. They be the public to experience that it is not just Algonquins or adolescentprotestors who oppose the uranium mine. Solid Canadian citizens want aclean healthy life too. Harold. Bob Lovelace and others agreed. Settlers feared getting arrested. Many are becoming less afraid. They be bigger conceive of that supporting us is move of supporting their democraticrights. This is the last frontier for them. They don’t have to lie drink and letunprincipled corporate greed walk all over them. Mainstream Canadians remain naïve about the scams that have becomestandard practice in some departments of their government. We knowthat the next act by the OPP and their masters or whoever pulls thestrings ordain try to put a wedge between them and us. They want the publicto think that we are the rabble rousers. They will change up as basic rednecks shit disturbers desire skinheads. cook Shirts and KKK. They willhire expensive go around doctors to bring home the bacon the media to fool the Canadianpublic and move them against us. Anything to avoid an honest straightforward simple nation to nation discussion. The OPP “Major Events Liaison Team” break up arrived. It sounds like theyare.

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