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"I have many blogs that you can check out. My most active blog is http://edhird.wordpress.com/ where I have hundreds of new articles posted.\n\nSee you there.\n\nBlessings, Ed Hird+\nPosted by Ed Hird+ at 7:26 AM No comments:",
"Sir Sandford Fleming: Inventor of Time",
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"by Rev Ed Hird\n\nWhen Sir Sanford Fleming first came to Canada, he was told “Go back to Scotland”. The need for engineers was over. Some were convinced that we would only need sixteen miles of railway in Canada. Fortunately for us, Fleming loved a challenge. He was passionate about railways, once driving a bear off the railway tracks with nothing but an umbrella and a loud cry.\n\nFleming has been described as the outstanding Canadian of the nineteenth century. Prime Minister John A Macdonald appointed him as chief surveyor and engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Fleming knew that he needed to see the route first-hand. With the Rev George Grant, he canoed and portaged across Canada in 1872, creating a best-selling travelogue ‘Ocean to Ocean’. The beauty and ruggedness of Canada’s wilderness spoke to the depths of his soul.\n\nOur most recognizable Canadian photo is ‘The Last Spike’, celebrating the completion of our national railway on November 7th 1885. Fleming, our most famous Canadian engineer, was right there at the centre of the",
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"To complete the Canadian Pacific Railway in just ten years was an astronomical task, but Fleming always made time for God in his busyness. Fleming only missed attending church twelve times in his entire life. Sometimes ‘church’ was simply kneeling by the Rocky mountain railway tracks and giving thanks. On all his surveying trips, no work and travel was done on Sunday if he could help it. He even wrote a worship service that his busy construction crews could use.\n\nAfter the frustration of his missing an Irish train, Fleming went on to create Meridian Standard Time in 1878. Standard Time replaced the dangerous chaos of 144 different North American time zones. Every city had its own unique time, none of which agreed with any other city. Standard Time went a long way towards keeping locomotives from crashing into each other because of different clocks.\n\nFleming founded the Canadian Institute which grew into the Royal Society of Canada. He published a dozen books, served for thirty-five years as Chancellor of Queen’s University. Canada’s very first postage stamp: the three-cent beaver, was the creation of Fleming. Fleming was knighted in 1897 by Queen Victoria for building the world-circling sub-Pacific cable. For the first time in history, the world could communicate instantaneously around the globe. With membership in over seventy international societies, he was Canada’s preeminent voice on the world stage. Everyone looked to Sir Sanford Fleming.",
"Fleming was often snubbed, sidelined, criticized but he never let the nay-sayers stop him from accomplishing his life-goals. Fleming knew that God had put him here on earth to make a difference, to help raise up the nation of Canada from sea to sea. Fleming’s strength came from a deep sense that God would never abandon his children.\n\nThe Reverend Ed Hird+\nRector, St. Simon’s North Vancouver\nAnglican Coalition in Canada\n-a North Shore News article\nPosted by Ed Hird+ at 5:20 PM 39 comments:",
"Sunday, July 12, 2009\n\nPlease join us on July 24th-27th with Pastor Dave Carson",
"Dear friends in Christ,\n\nWe are so blessed that our good friend Pastor David Carson has agreed to be our keynote speaker for the 36th Annual BC Christian Ashram retreat on July 24th-27th. The Rev Rod Elllis of the Church of our Lord will still be our Bible teacher for the Christian Ashram. The Rev David Rich was forced to cancel unexpectedly, in light of an unavoidable need for a hip replacement, making it impossible for him to fly. David Carson's theme will be \"Jesus the High Priest: The New and Living Way\" from the Book of Hebrews. David is a very dynamic and insightful speaker who will leave you with many fresh insights into God's Word. You are encouraged to register today by e-mail [email protected] or phone 604-533-5509.\n\nDavid Carson has been a Pastor for 30 years both in the UK and Vancouver, having previously had a career as a chemist in the dairy industry. He has pastored in Metrotown for the last 11 years and is currently with Central Christian Assembly, and is also the director of Intercessors For Canada. He is a Canadian with family roots in Saint John, New Brunswick. David and his wife Beth have been married for 41 years, and have one son Tom. David tends to bring pioneer vision and energy to a project and is currently chairing the prayer working group for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Registration Form:\nName: Dr/Rev/Mr/Mrs/Miss______________________________\nNames and ages of Children/Youth______________________________\nSpecial Diet/allergies or physical limitations________________________________\nCosts Enclosed $___________________ Tel: (.....)___________________________\nPlease share my contact info with others Yes___No________\nMy photo may be used for publicity: Yes___ No__________\nFor more info, click on http://www3.telus.net/st_simons/ashram2009.indd.pdf\nPosted by Ed Hird+ at 4:17 PM No comments:",
"Saturday, June 27, 2009\n\nCan Anger Help Your Marriage?\n\nBy the Rev Ed Hird+\n-an article for the July 2009 Deep Cove Crier",
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"Saturday, February 14, 2009\n\nSaving Your Marriage For Lent",
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"By the Rev Ed Hird\n-an article for the March 2009 Deep Cove Crier\n\nIn many cultures like Brazil, pre-Lenten events like Mardi Gras/Carnival are huge, drawing millions of participants. Locally my former St. Simon’s NV youth pastor, the Rev. Ken Bell, would often put a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper, the night before the beginning of Lent. Mardi Gras, literally ‘Fat Tuesday’, is the French translation for Shrove Tuesday.",
"You can either rent the Fireproof DVD from your local Video store, order online at http://fireproofthemovie.com/ or pick up Fireproof and the Love Dare book locally at Sign of the Fish bookstore. Marriage is not worth fighting about. Marriage is worth fighting for. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to save a marriage for Lent? It could be your adult child’s marriage. It could be yours. Let the forty days of Lent help ‘Fireproof’ your most intimate relationship.\n\nRector, St. Simon’s Church North Vancouver\nPosted by Ed Hird+ at 8:26 AM No comments:",
"Tuesday, February 10, 2009\n\nCarl Jung and the Gnostic Reconciliation of Gender Opposites\n\nhttp://www3.telus.net/st_simons/CarlJungPaper.pdf http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9918\n\nBy the Rev Ed Hird, Rector, St. Simon’s Church North Vancouver,\nACiC/AMiA (Anglican Church in North America)\n\nLeanne Payne wrote an unforgettable book in 1995 entitled ‘Crisis in Masculinity’. We live in an",
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"age where equality is equated with sameness, where men and women are deeply confused about their gender identity, about what really is authentic male and authentic female. I believe that this Gnostic Reconciliation of Gender Opposites, this gender-blending about authentic maleness and femaleness, is the direct result of our culture’s embracing of the Jungian agenda.\n\nIn 1991, I had the wonderful privilege of attending the Episcopal Renewal Ministries(ERM) Leadership Training Institute (LTI) in Evergreen, Colorado. Following that, I encouraged Anglican Renewal Ministries Canada to endorse the LTI approach, including the use of the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Temperament Indicator). However, as I later listened to tapes by Leanne Payne and Dr. Jeffrey Satinover[1], I rethought the Jungian nature of the MBTI, writing a report entitled Carl Jung, Neo-gnosticism, and the MBTI. After much prayer and reflection, ARM Canada decided unanimously in November 1997 to no longer use the MBTI in the Clergy and Lay Leadership Training Institutes.\n\nOver two and a half million people are ‘initiated’ each year into the MBTI process. [2] It is now the most extensively used personality instrument in history. [3] There is even an MBTI version for children, called the MMTIC (Murphy-Meisgeier Type Indicator for Children)[4], and a simplified adult MBTI-like tool for the general public, known as the Keirsey-Bates Indicator. Rev. Robert Innes, of St. John’s College, Durham identifies “the two indicators most widely used by Christian groups - Myers-Briggs and the Enneagram.”[5] One of the key questions is whether the MBTI is an integral part of Jungian neo-gnosticism or alternately a detachable benevolent portion of Jung’s philosophy in an otherwise questionable context. To use a visual picture, is the MBTI the ‘marijuana’, the low-level entry drug that potentially opens the door to the more hard-core Jungian involvement, or is it just a harmless sugar tablet?\n\nResearching the roots of the MBTI showed me Jung’s far-reaching influence in our postmodern culture. In 1946, Jung said: “Biographies should show people in their undershirts...This way of looking at people is better than false hero worship!”[6] In this presentation, we will be looking at Carl Jung in his undershirt. Stripped down, we see aspects of Jung and his work which some good church people refuse to acknowledge. You could call this article my search for the historical Jung, looking past the Jung Myth for the real Jungian undershirt. Carl Jung is described by Merill Berger, a Jungian psychologist, as “the psychologist of the 21st century”.[7] Dr. Satinover says “The moral relativism that released upon us the sexual revolution is rooted in an outlook of which (Jung) is the most brilliant contemporary expositor.”[8] Leaders of the 1960’s hippie movement like Timothy Leary were heavily influenced by Jungian teaching[9]. One could say without overstatement that Carl Jung is the Father of Neo-Gnosticism & the New Age Movement. That is why Satinover comments that “One of the most powerful modern forms of Gnosticism is without question Jungian psychology, both within or without the Church”.[10] Dr. Satinover notes that “the ultimate aim...of all Gnostic systems is a mystical vision of the union of good and evil.”[11]\n\nGnosticism, which is the exalting of esoteric knowledge and experience, is rooted in monism[12]. Monism, the claim that all is one, is the major competing worldview to Judeo-Christian Monotheism. Monotheism of course holds that there is one God. Carl Jung advocated monism, a philosophy that treats all differences as ‘maya’, as illusion.[13] The monistic worldview in Hinduism and the New Age sees the earth and ourselves as the Lord God Almighty. It holds that all is God, including light and darkness, good and evil, right and wrong. Jung’s monism was the core of his advocacy of the reconciliation of opposites, including gender opposites of male and female.\n\nJung held that our ‘central problem was of course the coniunctio’, the alchemical symbol for the union of opposites.[14] Dr. Satinover notes that Jung “devoted most of his adult life to a study of alchemy...”[15] Alchemy is the search for the Philosopher’s Stone that transmutes lead into gold, a search which Jung resymbolized as psychic and psychological transmutation and wholeness.[16]\n\nIn 1929, Jung wrote a commentary on the Secret of the Golden Flower, which he said was “not only a Taoist text concerned with Chinese Yoga, but is also an alchemical treatise.”[17] He comments that “...it was the text of the Golden Flower that first put me on the right track. For in medieval alchemy we have the long-sought connecting link between Gnosis (i.e. of the Gnostics) and the processes of the collective unconscious that can be observed in modern man...”[18] Jung comments: “...a large part of my life work has revolved around the problem of opposites and especially their alchemical symbolism...”[19] Tracy Cuotto comments that “Alchemy involves the uniting of opposites...the fusion of male and female, good and evil, life and death — whose union eventually creates the perfected and completed, ideal personality called Self.”[20]",
"Many people are not aware that Jung collected one of the largest amassing of spiritualistic writings found on the European continent. Jung wrote the first introduction to Zen Buddhism and the first western commentary on the Tibetan Book of the Dead.[21] Dr. Richard Noll comments that “the divinatory methods of the I Ching, used often by Jung in the 1920s and 1930s, were a part of the initial training program of the C.G. Jung Institute of Zurich in 1948, and its use is widely advocated today in Jungian Analytic-Training Institutes throughout the world.”[22] Jung was also a strong promoter of the occultic mandala, a circular picture with a sun or star usually at the centre. Sun worship, as personified in the mandala, is perhaps the key to fully understanding Jung.[23] Jung taught that the mandala [Sanskrit for ‘circle’] was “the simplest model of a concept of wholeness, and one which spontaneously arises in the mind as a representation of the struggle and reconciliation of opposites.”[24]\n\nDuring the hippie movement of the 1960’s, the Rock Opera Hair boldly proclaimed the alleged dawning of the Age of Aquarius. Once again Carl Jung foreshadowed this emphasis in a 1940 letter to his former assistant, Godwin Baynes: “1940 is the year when we approach the meridian of the first star in Aquarius. It is the premonitory earthquake of the New Age.”[25] In a letter written by Jung to Sigmund Freud, he said: “My evenings are taken up very largely with astrology. I made horoscopic calculations in order to find a clue to the core of psychological truth...I dare say that we shall one day discover in astrology a good deal of knowledge which has been intuitively projected into the heavens.”[26] In the 1950’s, Jung began to use Tarot reading as part of his astrological psychologizing. [27] Jung was known among his intimate colleagues as the ‘Warlock” (Hexenmeister) of Zurich.[28]\n\nJung’s family had occult linkage on both sides, from his paternal grandfather’s Freemasonry[29] involvement as Grandmaster of the Swiss Lodge[30], and his maternal family’s long-term involvement with séances and ghosts. Jung was heavily involved for many years with his mother and two female cousins in hypnotically induced séances.[31] They ‘used a primitive, homemade Ouija board and a glass that moved over the letters to spell out answers to questions.”[32] Jung eventually wrote up the séances as his 1902 medical dissertation entitled “On the Psychology and Pathology of So-called Occult Phenomena”.[33] His Preiswerk relatives were outraged that they were ‘shamefully’ included, and blamed Carl Jung for the inability of several of his cousins to find husbands.[34] James A Herrick notes that Jung’s mother ‘introduced him as a child to Hindu gods, for which he maintained a life-long fascination.’[35] After the death of three babies in a row before Carl Jung’s birth, his mother “Emilie withdrew, taking refuge in the private interior visions of the spirits.”[36] Emilie often had to be hospitalized, leaving Carl Jung with the feeling of the feminine as ‘natural unreliability, one can never rely on it’ and the term ‘father’ as ‘reliability and powerlessness.’[37]\n\nJung’s maternal Grandfather Samuel Preiswerk, a Basel pastor, had weekly séances attempting to contact his deceased first wife in the presence of his second wife, (Jung's grandmother) and his daughter (Jung's mother).[38] Jung acquired a spirit guide and guru named ‘Philemon’ [who was described by Jung as ‘an old man with the horns of a bull...and the wings of a fisher’]. Before being Philemon, this creature appeared to Jung as ‘Elijah’, and then finally mutated to ‘Ka’, an Egyptian earth-soul that ‘came from below’.[39] It may be worth reflecting upon why Jung designated his Bollingen Tower as the Shrine of Philemon.[40] Carl Jung commented: “Philemon represented a force which was not myself. In my fantasies I held conversations with him, and he said things which I had not consciously thought. For I observed clearly that it was he who spoke, not I. . . . Psychologically, Philemon represented superior insight. He was a mysterious figure to me. At times he seemed to me quite real, as if he were a living personality. I went walking up and down the garden with him, and to me he was what the Indians call a guru.”[41]\n\nJung’s fascination with the occult (the hidden) was at the root of his painful break in 1913 with his mentor Sigmund Freud.[42] Freud saw everything through the lens of sexual obsessions, and described the occult as ‘a sea of black mud’ which he feared would compromise the respectability of psychoanalysis.[43]\n\nJung’s “family was steeped in religion - he had eight uncles in the clergy as well as his maternal grandfather and his earliest playgrounds were churches and graveyards.”[44] The famous Ulysses author James Joyce disparagingly referred to Carl Jung as the Reverend Dr. Jung[45], hinting that Jungianism was really a religion. Carl Jung’s pastor-father loved theological school reflections, but deeply disliked rural congregational life and was losing his faith.[46] The famous Liberal German theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher had converted and baptized Carl Jung’s grandfather. Carl Jung was deeply aware of and damaged by his father’s spiritual emptiness, saying “What he said sounded stale and hollow, like a tale told by someone who knows it only by hearsay and cannot quite believe it himself.”[47] Carl Jung’s first and only time of taking Holy Communion was a devastating experience for him: “Slowly I came to understand that this communion had been a fatal experience for me. It had proved hollow; more than that, it had proved to be a total loss. I knew that I would never again be able to participate in this ceremony. ‘Why, that is not religion at all,’ I thought. ‘It is the absence of God; the church is a place I should not go to. It is not life which is there, but death.’”[48]\n\nWhen younger, Carl Jung had a life-changing dream of a subterranean phallic god which reappeared “whenever anyone spoke too emphatically about Lord Jesus.”[49] Jung commented that “...the ‘man-eater’ in general was symbolized by the phallus, so that the dark Lord Jesus, the Jesuit and the phallus were identical.”[50] This “initiation into the realm of darkness”[51] radically shaped Jung’s approach to Jesus: “Lord Jesus never became quite real for me, never quite acceptable, never quite lovable, for again and again I would think of his underground counterpart...Lord Jesus seemed to me in some ways a god of death...Secretly, his love and kindness, which I always heard praised, appeared doubtful to me...”[52] Jung later confessed to Sigmund Freud that as a boy he had been ‘the victim of a sexual assault.’[53] To what degree, I wonder, was Jung’s ‘revelation’ of the phallus god a fruit of childhood sexual abuse? The next major ‘spiritual breakthrough’ in his life was what Jung described as a “blasphemous vision”[54] of God dropping his dung on the local Cathedral. This vision, said Jung, gave him an intense “experience of divine grace”.[55] These early experiences birthed what many see as a new religion, clothed in a psychological undershirt. Dr Richard Noll notes that \"in his December 1913 vision, Jung assumed the stance of the crucified Christ and then was transformed into the lion-headed god.\"[56]\n\nHow serious, you may wonder, is the Jungian Reconciliation of Good and Evil? Leanne Payne says of Dr. Jeffrey Satinover that “like (C.S.) Lewis, he knows that this synthesis or reconciliation is the greatest threat facing not only Christendom but all mankind today.”[57] “For Jung”, says Satinover, “good and evil evolved into two equal, balanced, cosmic principles that belong together in one overarching synthesis.”[58]\n\nJung believed that the “dark side” of human nature needed to be “integrated” into a single, overarching “wholeness” in order to form a less strict and difficult definition of goodness.[59] Jung significantly said: “I would rather be whole than good.”[60] Wholeness for Jung is really the gnostic reconciliation of opposites.\n\n“If Christ means anything to me,” said Jung, “it is only as a symbol...I do not find the historical Jesus edifying at all, merely interesting because controversial.”[61] Jung believed that “the Christ-symbol lacks wholeness in the modern psychological sense, since it does not include the dark side of things...”[62] For Jung, it was regrettable that Christ in his goodness lacked a shadow side, and God the Father, who is the Light, lacked darkness.[63] Jung sought a solution to this dilemma in the Holy Spirit who allegedly united the split in the moral opposites symbolized by Christ and Satan.[64] “Looked at from a quaternary standpoint”, writes Jung, “the Holy Ghost is a reconciliation of opposites and hence the answer to the suffering in the Godhead which Christ personifies.”[65] Jung believed that Satan and Jesus, as spiritual opposites, were gnostically reconciled through the Holy Spirit. “It is possible”, said Jung, “for a man to attain totality, to become whole, only with the co-operation of the spirit of darkness...”[66]\n\nAfter experiencing Goethe’s Faust, Jung came to believe in the ‘universal power’ of evil and “its mysterious role it played in delivering man from darkness and suffering.”[67] “Most of all”, said Jung, “(Faust) awakened in me the problem of opposites, of good and evil, of mind and matter, of light and darkness.”[68]\n\nIn post-modern culture, the Judeo-Christian worldview is often dismissed as too narrow-minded and dogmatic. Jung saw the reconciliation of opposites as a sign of great cultural sophistication: “(Chinese philosophy) never failed to acknowledge the polarity and paradoxity (sic) of all life. The opposites always balanced one another - a sign of high culture. One-sidedness, though it lends momentum, is a sign of barbarism.”[69] It would not be too far off to describe Jung as a gnostic Taoist. “The book on types (PT)”, says Jung, “yielded the view that every judgment made by an individual is conditioned by his personality type and that every point of view is necessarily relative. This raised the question of the unity which must compensate this diversity, and it led me directly to the Chinese concept of Tao.”[70] Being influenced by the Yin-Yang of Taoism, Jung believed that “Everything requires for its existence its opposite, or it fades into nothingness.”[71] The new Batman movie ‘Dark Knight’ has a very Jungian moment where the Joker says to Batman: “I don't want to kill you! What would I do without you? Go back to ripping off mob dealers? No, no, NO! No. You... you... complete me.”[72] George Lucas’ ‘dark side of the Force’ in Star Wars is another epic Jungian moment that conditions post-moderns to see spirituality as a reconciliation of light and darkness.\n\nIn the book Psychological Types, Jung comments that “Yoga is a method by which the libido is systematically ‘drawn in’ and thereby released from the bondage of opposites.”[73] Jung entitled an entire section in PT: “Concerning the Brahmanic Conception of the Reconciling Symbol”. Jung notes: “Brahman therefore must signify the irrational union of the opposites - hence their final overcoming...These quotations show that Brahman is the reconciliation and dissolution of the opposites - hence standing beyond them as an irrational factor.”[74]\n\nWhile in India in 1938, Jung says that he “was principally concerned with the question of the psychological nature of evil.”[75] He was “impressed again and again by the fact that these people were able to integrate so-called ‘evil’ without ‘losing face’...To the oriental, good and evil are meaningfully contained in nature, and are merely varying degrees of the same thing. I saw that Indian spirituality contains as much of evil as of good...one does not really believe in evil, and one does not really believe in good.”[76]\n\nIn a comment reminiscent of our post-modern relativistic culture, Jung said of Hindu thought: “Good or evil are then regarded at most as my good or my evil, as whatever seems to me good or evil”.[77] “We must beware”, said Jung, “of thinking of good and evil as absolute opposites...The criterion of ethical action can no longer consist in the simple view that good has the force of a categorical imperative, while so -called evil can resolutely be shunned. Recognition of the reality of evil necessarily relativizes the good, and the evil likewise, converting both into halves of a paradoxical whole.”\n\n“This work Psychological Types (1921), said Jung, “sprung originally from my need to define the way in which my outlook differs from Freud’s and Adler’s. In attempting to answer this question, I came across the problem of types, for it is one’s psychological type which from the outset determines and limits a person’s judgment.”[78] Freud called Jung’s Psychological Types book ‘the work of a snob and a mystic’.[79] Jung was deeply traumatized by his split with Freud, and used the Psychological Types book to rationalize the Jung/Freud split. Jung saw himself as the so-called introvert, focusing on thinking, in contrast to Freud who was allegedly the extrovert, focused on feeling.[80] Many are unaware that the terms ‘introvert’ and ‘extrovert’ were invented by Carl Jung, and mean far more conceptually than simply being outgoing or shy.[81]\n\nDr. Gordon Lawrence, a strong Jungian/MBTI supporter, teaches that “In Jung’s theory, the two kinds of perception - sensing and intuition - are polar opposites of each other. Similarly, thinking judgment and feeling judgment are polar opposites.”[82] It seems to me that the setting up of the psychological polar opposites in PT functions as a useful prelude for gnostic reconciliation of all opposites. The MBTI helps condition our minds into thinking about the existence of polar opposites, and their alleged barriers to perfect wholeness. To accept the eight polarities within the MBTI predisposes one to embrace Jung’s teaching that the psyche “cannot set up any absolute truths, for its own polarity determines the relativity of its statements.”[83]\n\nJung was accused of anti-Semitism because the Zentralblatt für Psychotherapie journal, which Jung edited, endorsed Mein Kampf as required reading for all psychoanalysts.[84] His defense was that he was trying to save psychoanalysis from being obliterated by the Nazis as a ‘Jewish science.[85] In 1936, Jung said of Hitler: \"[Hitler] is a medium, German policy is not made; it is revealed through Hitler. He is the mouthpiece of the Gods of old... He is the Sybil, the Delphic oracle.\"[86] The influence of Germanic anti-Semitism on Jungianism can now be seen in a secret quota clause designed to limit Jewish membership to 10% in the Analytical Psychology Club of Zurich. Jung’s secret Jewish quota was in effect from 1916 to 1950, and only came to public light in 1989.[87] While it would be a mistake to paint Jung as an outright Nazi sympathizer, there was much confusion, almost a gnostic reconciliation of good and evil, in how Jung responded to Hitler’s Germany.[88] The Rev Charles Raven, Director of SPREAD, comments that “Jung's confused response to Nazi Germany and anti-Semitism contrasts sharply with the clear-sightedness of Karl Barth and the Confessing Church expressed in the Barmen Declaration in 1933. This helps to underline the way that Jungian psychology saps the ability to recognise and resist evil.”[89]\n\nTwo of Jung’s ‘most influential archetypes’ are the anima & animus, described by Jung as “psychological bisexuality”.[90] Jung teaches in PT that every man has a female soul (anima) and every woman has a male soul (animus).[91] Noll comments that “Jung’s first encounter with the feminine entity he later called the anima seems to have begun with his use of mediumistic techniques...”[92] Based on the recently discovered personal diary of Sabina Spielrein, John Kerr claims that Jung’s so-called anima “the woman within” which he spoke to, was none other than his idealized image of his former mistress, patient, and fellow therapist, Sabina Spielrein.[93] After breaking with both Spielrein and Freud, Jung felt his own soul vanish as if it had flown away to the land of the dead. Shortly after, while his children were plagued by nightmares and the house was seemingly haunted, Jung heard a chorus of spirits cry out demanding: ‘We have come back from Jerusalem where we have not found what we sought.’[94]\n\nJung’s next mistress Toni Wolff also started as Jung’s patient and became a Jungian analyst. Toni Wolff was hugely influential in the forming of Jungian Psychology. Jungian Analyst Dr. C.A. Maier holds that ‘when it comes to psychological types, (Toni Wolff) played a very important role there.’[95] “In this unfamiliar, terrifying underground of the collective unconscious, (Toni Wolff) was Jung’s guide to such an extent that she lived with him...She reflected his anima in a way that Mrs Jung didn’t.”[96] Baroness Vera von der Heydt comments that “It was (Toni Wolff) who introduced him to all the Eastern things, Eastern spirituality, Eastern philosophy and so on.”[97]\n\nPart of the gender-bending and gender-blending of our post-modern culture is rooted in Jung’s androgynous teaching about the so-called anima and animus.[98] In the Jungian ‘Matter of the Heart’ video series, Dr Joseph (Jane) Wheelwright comments: “This is built into the heart of Jung’s whole psychology that one should develop one’s contrasexual components, as Margaret Mead so quaintly phrases it. Jung prefers to talk about the anima and the animus...All of us who are really committed and involved in the Jungian world are very busy trying to develop our animuses or our animas....This androgynous, or almost androgynous, state of being, is the way that one hopes to be before they throw the switch.”[99] Dr Richard Noll comments about Jung’s pansexual practices: “Emma Jung did not choose polygamy freely. The situation was presented to her by her husband. At best, she freely chose to adapt to it”[100] In a letter to Freud dated January 30, 1910, Jung wrote: \"The prerequisite for a good marriage, it seems to me, is the license to be unfaithful.\"[101]\n\nJung’s sexual views were profoundly influenced by the German physician and psychoanalyst Otto Gross (1877-1920). Otto Gross advocated the \"life-enhancing value of eroticism which is so great that it must remain free from extraneous considerations in laws, and above all, from any integration into everyday life.... Husbands and wives should not begrudge each other whatever erotic stimuli may present themselves. Jealousy is something mean. Just as one has several people for friends, one can also have sexual union with several people at any given period and be 'faithful' to each one.... Free love will save the world.\"[102] As a child of the 1960’s and ‘70’s, I cannot read Otto Gross without thinking of Haight-Ashbury. Is it merely a co-incidence that Timothy Leary was psychoanalyzed by Joseph Henderson, a California Jungian analyst, before he birthed the hippie/drug movement?[103]\n\nOtto Gross and Jung sometimes psychoanalyzed each other for up to twelve hours non-stop. Speaking of Gross’ sexual/religious orgies, Jung commented: \"The existence of a phallic or orgiastic cult does not indicate a particularly lascivious life any more than the ascetic symbolism of Christianity means an especially moral life.\"[104] Jung’s patient/mistress Sabina Spielrein comments: “I sat there waiting in great depression. Now he [Jung] arrives, beaming with great pleasure, and tells me with strong emotion about Gross, about the great insight he had just received [i.e. about polygamy]; he no longer wants to suppress his feelings about me...”[105] Gross’ motto was ‘Nichts verdraengen!’ (repress nothing!)[106]\n\nAfter being haunted by ghosts, Jung wrote his Seven Sermons to the Dead book in 1917. In these seven messages, Jung ‘reveals’, in agreement with the 2nd century Gnostic writer Basilides, that the True and Ultimate God is Abraxas, who combines Jesus and Satan, good and evil all in one.[107] This is why Jung held that “Light is followed by shadow, the other side of the Creator.”[108] Richard and Linda Nathan, long-term ex-Jungians, commented that “In true Gnostic fashion, Jung shared the Seven Sermons to the Dead book with close friends but hid it from the public.[109]\n\nYou may be asking yourself: “How much influence does Jungianism actually have on the Church and postmodern culture? The answer is that there is an enormous and sometimes subtle influence. “Jung’s direct and indirect impact on mainstream Christianity - and thus on Western culture,” says Dr. Satinover, “has been incalculable. It is no exaggeration to say that the theological positions of most mainstream denominations in their approach to pastoral care, as well as in their doctrines and liturgy - have become more or less identical with Jung’s psychological/symbolic theology.”[110]\n\nThere are key individuals promoting the Jungian gospel to the Church, such as Morton Kelsey, John Sanford (not John & Paula Sandford), Thomas Moore, Joseph Campbell, and Bishop John Spong. Thomas Moore, a former Roman Catholic monk, became widely popular through his best-seller: Care of the Soul. John Sanford, the son of the late Agnes Sanford, is an Episcopal Priest and Jungian analyst, with several books promoting the Jungian way. Morton Kelsey is another Episcopal Priest who has subtly woven the Jungian gospel through virtually every one of his books, especially those aimed for the Charismatic renewal constituency. Satinover describes Kelsey as having “made a career of such compromise”, noting that Kelsey has now proceeded in his latest book Sacrament of Sexuality to approve of the normalization of homosexuality.[111]\n\nJoseph Campbell, cited by Satinover as a disciple of Jung, is famous for his public TV series on “The Power of Myth”.[112] Bishop John Spong, who has written two books (Resurrection: Myth or Reality & The Easter Moment) denying the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ, gives Joseph Campbell credit for shaping his views on Jesus’ resurrection. “I was touched by Campbell’s ability to seek the truth of myths while refusing to literalize the rational explanation of those myths...Campbell allowed me to appreciate such timeless themes as virgin births, incarnations, physical resurrections, and cosmic ascensions...Slowly, ever so slowly, but equally ever so surely, a separation began to occur for me between the experience captured for us Christians in the word Easter and the interpretation of that experience found in both the Christian Scriptures and the developing Christian traditions...”[113] Few people have realized that Bishop Spong’s spiritual grandfather is none other than Carl Jung.\n\nWhile in theological school, I became aware of the strong influence of Dr. Paul Tillich on many modern clergy. In recently reading C.G. Jung & Paul Tillich [written by John Dourley, a Jungian analyst & Roman priest from Ottawa], I came to realize that Tillich and Jung are ‘theological twins’. In a tribute given at a Memorial for Jung’s death, Tillich gave to Jung’s thought the status of an ontology because its depth and universality constituted a ‘doctrine of being’.[114] It turns out that Tillich is heavily in debt in Jung for his view of God as the supposed “Ground of Being”. As well, both Tillich and Jung, says Dourley, “understand the self to be that centering force within the psyche which brings together the opposites or polarities, whose dynamic interplay makes up life itself.”[115] As a Jungian popularizer, Tillich saw life as “made up of the flow of energy between opposing poles or opposites.”[116]\n\nSo many current theological emphases in today’s church can be traced directly back to Carl Jung. For example, with the loss of confidence in the Missionary imperative, many mainline church administrators today sound remarkably like Jung when he said: “What we from our point of view call colonization, missions to the heathen, spread of civilization, etc, has another face - the face of a bird of prey seeking with cruel intentness for distant quarry - a face worthy of a race of pirates and highwaymen.”[117] In speaking of Buddhism and Christianity, Jung taught the now familiar inter-faith dialogue line, that “Both paths are right.”[118] Jung spoke of Jesus, Mani, Buddha, and Lao-Tse as ‘pillars of the spirit’, saying “I could give none preference over the other.”[119] The English Theologian Don Cupitt says that Jung pioneered the multi-faith approach now widespread in the Church.[120]\n\nIn light of the current controversies around “Mother Goddess” hymnbooks, it is interesting to read in the MBTI source book Psychological Types about the “Gnostic prototype, viz, Sophia, an immensely significant symbol for the Gnosis.”[121] You are probably well aware that in the best-selling book The Shack, God the Father is portrayed as an Aunt Jemima/Oprah Winfrey blend named Elouisa, and the Holy Spirit becomes Sarayu, an eclectic woman of Asian descent. While I personally enjoyed reading much of the popular Shack novel, I have unresolved concerns about how The Shack may be used, even unintentionally, to deconstruct people’s classical understandings of the Trinity and replace it with mother/father god/dess worship.[122] Postmodern thinking, even among evangelicals, is remarkably subjectivist and fluid, easily leading to a gnostic reconciliation of gender opposites even in the Godhead.[123]\n\nMy challenging to those reading this is to seek the Lord about where God may be calling you to renounce any false gods, any secret idolatry, any gnostic reconciliation of opposites, particularly in the area of Jungianism and the New Age. May we never forget the warning of the prophet Isaiah, “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness” (Isaiah 5:29)[124]. It is time to stand up and affirm the authentic male and authentic female, to affirm the biblical definition of marriage in an age of Jungian-inspired gender confusion.\n\n[1] Dr. Jeffrey Satinover’s critique of Jungianism came with unique credibility, given his background as an eminent Jungian scholar, analyst, and past President of the C.G. Jung Foundation.\n[2] Isabel Briggs Myers with Peter B. Myers, Gifts Differing, Palo Alto, CA: Consulting Press, Inc., 1980,p. xvii. Many charismatics have a soft spot for this book, because it quotes portions of scripture from Romans 12 and 1 Corinthians 12. The actual link, however, between those bible passages, and the Jung/Myers-Briggs theories is rather questionable.\nIn an October 29th, 1996 letter from Rev. Fred Goodwin, Rector of National Ministries for ERM, Fred Goodwin commented: “I would suggest that in light of your concerns, you drop the MBTI and use some of the material out on small group ministry and discipling instead—which we find are desperate needs for leadership training in the church.”\n[3] Ibid., p.210; also Dr. Gordon Lawrence, People Types & Tiger Stripes, p. xi; A book Prayer & Temperament written by Msgr. Chester Michael and Marie Norrisey in 1984 has been very effective in winning Roman Catholics and Anglicans to the MBTI. The book claims that the MBTI designations will make you either oriented to Ignatian prayer (if you are SJ), Augustinian prayer (if you are NF), Franciscan prayer(if you are SP), or Thomistic prayer(if you are NT). In the MBTI, the four sets of types are Extravert(E) & Introvert(I), Sensate(S) & Intuitive(N), Thinking(T) & Feeling(F), and Judging(J) & Perceiving(P). None of these 8 innocuous-sounding type names mean what they sound like. Instead each of the 8 type names has unique and mysterious, perhaps even occultic, definitions given by Jung himself in a massive section at the back of Psychological Types.\n[4] Dr. Gordon Lawrence, People Types & Tiger Stripes, Gainesville, FL: Center for Applications of Psychological Types, 1979, p. 222\n[5] Robert Innes, Personality Indicators and The Spiritual Life, Grove Books Ltd., Cambridge, 1996, p.3; The Enneagram is significantly occultic in nature and origin, coming from Sufi, numerology, and Arica New-Age sources. George Gurideff, Oscar Ichazo of Esalen Institute, and Claudio Naranjo are the prominent New Agers who have popularized it, and then introduced it, through Fr. Bob Oschs SJ, into the Christian Church. For more information, I recommend Robert Innes’ booklet and Mitchell Pacwa SJ article’s “Tell Me Who I Am, O Ennegram” Christian Research Journal, Fall 1991, pp. 14ff. My article on ‘George Gurdjieff and the Enigmatic Enneagram’ can be read at http://www3.telus.net/st_simons/arm04.htm\n[6] CG Jung, 1946 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJhblm4KUmo\n[7] Merill Berger & Stephen Segaller, The Wisdom of the Dreams, C.G. Jung Foundation, New York, NY, Shamballa Publications, Front Cover\n[8] Dr. Jeffrey Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth, Baker Book House Co., 1996, p. 238 “Because of his great influence in propagating gnostic philosophy and morals in churches & synagogues, Jung deserves a closer look. The moral relativism that released upon us the sexual revolution is rooted in an outlook of which (Jung) is the most brilliant contemporary expositor.”\n[9] Robert Greenfield, Timothy Leary: a Biography, Harcourt Books, 2006, p. 86; Robert C Fuller, Stairways to Heaven: drugs in religious history, Westview Press, Boulder, Colorado, 2000, p. 126, “That is why Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and mystics like Allan Watts or Aldous Huxley were important to the spiritual underground; they were purveyors of the alternate myths and pathways to spiritual experience.”\n[10] Jeffrey Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 27. Jung has “blended psychological reductionism with gnostic spirituality to produce a modern variant of mystical, pagan polytheism in which the multiple ‘images of the instincts’ (his ‘archetypes’) are worshipped as gods”, Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth, p. 238: Carl Jung “explicitly identified depth psychology, especially his own, as heir to the apostolic tradition, especially in what he considered its superior handling of the problem of evil.”\n[11] Jeffrey Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 23 Jung claimed that “In the ancient world, the Gnostics, whose arguments were very much influenced by psychic experience, tackled the problem of evil on a broader basis than the Church Fathers.” “Whatever the system, and however the different stages are purportedly marked, the ultimate aim, the innermost circle of all Gnostic systems, is a mystical vision of the union of good and evil.”\n[12] Monism: “a view that there is only one kind of ultimate substance b: the view that reality is one unitary organic whole with no independent parts” http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/monism\n[13] Walter Shelburne, Mythos and Logos in the Thought of Carl Jung, 1988, Sunny Press, Albany, New York, p. 18\n[14] Bair, Ibid., p. 526\n[15] Ibid., p. 27, Ft. 28\n[16] Carl Jung & Aniela Jaffe, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, translated from the German by Richard & Clara Winston, Vintage Books-Random House, 1961/1989, p. 205 “The possibility of a comparison with alchemy, and the uninterrupted intellectual chain back to Gnosticism, gave substance to my psychology.”\n[17] Carl Jung, Psychology & the East, London & New York: Ark Paper Back, 1978/1986, p. 3\n[18] Ibid., p. 6\n[19] MDR, p. 233\n[20] “Psychology, Astrology and Carl Jung”, Metamorphosis Newsletter, August 2004, by Tracy Cuotto, http://consciousevolution.com/metamorphosis/0408/jung0408.htm\n[21] Jeffrey Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 28 Dr. James Hillman, the former director for the Jungian Institute in Zurich, commented, “(Jung) wrote the first introduction to Zen Buddhism, he...brought in (Greek Mythology), the gods and the goddesses, the myths,...he was interested in astrology...” The Wisdom of the Dreams: Carl Gustav Jung: a Stephen Segaller Video, Vol. 3, “ A World of Dreams”. Jung also wrote the first western commentary on the Tibetan Book of the Dead.( Psychology & the East, p. 60)\n[22] Dr. Richard Noll, The Jung Cult.: Origins of a Charismatic Movement, Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1994, p. 333\n[23] Noll, The Jung Cult, p. 137\n[24] MDR, p. 335\n[25] Merill Berger & Stephen Segaller, The Wisdom of the Dreams, p. 162; Jung & Jaffe, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p. 340; In Jung’s book Aion, he holds that “...the appearance of Christ coincided with the beginning of a new aeon, the age of the Fishes. A sychronicity exists between the life of Christ and the objective astronomical event, the entrance of the spring equinox into the sign of Pisces.” p. 221\n[26] Richard Webster, Why Freud Was Wrong: Sin, Science, & Psychoanalysis, Basic Books: Harper Collins, 1995, p. 385. Jung comments: “For instance, it appears that the signs of the zodiac are character pictures, in other words, libido symbols which depict the typical qualities of the libido at a given moment...”\n[27] Bair, ibid., p. 549 “Both Hanni and Gret used several different sets of cards when they taught (Jung) how to consult the Tarot, before they settled on the Grimaud cards of Antoine Court de Gebelin, the Ancien Tarot de Marseilles. Jung thought it was the only deck that possessed the properties and fulfilled the requirements of metaphor that he gleaned from within the alchemical texts.”\n[28] The Gnostic Jung and The Seven Sermons to the Dead By Stephan A. Hoeller, A Quest book, The Theosophical Publishing House , 1982. p. xiii\nhttp://books.google.ca/books?id=XDSSXDezdBMC&pg=PR13&lpg=PR13&dq=Hexenmeister+of+Zurich&source=web&ots=aXYRkrGcqp&sig=z1rtge0YGGQdgYNNEoxQFugI2i8&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=2&ct=result ; Carl G. Jung: Man of Science or Modern Shaman?, By Richard and Linda Nathan http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/08/nathan/jung.htm\n[29] Dr George Puritch, a Prayer Ministry leader, commented recently to me: “I have felt for a long time that many of the false beliefs within the church had their foundations in the occultism of Free Masonry. Your research that Jung’s grandfather was a Grand Master of the Lodge reveals the roots of his deep occultism, not to mention his occultic roots on his mother’s side.\" All the occultic practices of Masonry as described by Ankerberg and Weldon (1990. The Secret Teachings of the Masonic. A Christian Perspective. Moody Press Chicago) are revealed in Jung’s philosophies, the relativism of good and evil, the denial of the deity of Jesus, universalism, worship of the dead, deification of man, etc.\"\n[30] Jung & Jaffe, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p.232\n[31] John Kerr, A Most Dangerous Method: the Story of Jung, Freud, & Sabina Spielrein, New York, Alfred Knopf Books, 1993, p. 50 & 54\n[32] Deirdre Bair, Jung: a Biography, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, p. 46\n[33] John Kerr, ibid., p. 50 & 54; The New Encyclopedia of the Occult, by John Michael, Llewellyn Worldwide Publisher, p. 250\n[34] Bair, ibid., p. 64 “Later generations held Jung’s dissertation directly responsible for the fact that many of the younger Preiswerk daughters in Helly’s generation did not marry.”\n[35] James A Herrick, The Making of a New Spirituality, Intervarsity Press, 204, p. 191; Campbell, Portable Jung, p. viii; Deirdre Bair, Jung: a Biography, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 2003, p. 18\n[36] Bair, ibid., p. 18\n[37] Bair, ibid., p. 21\n[38] “Session 11: Jung and Pagan Psychology”, Temple of the Sacred Spiral, http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/palette/187/session11.html\n[39] Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 37; The spirit guide Philemon/Elijah later mutated into Salome, who addressed Jung in a self-directed trance vision as Christ. Jung ‘saw’ himself assume the posture of a victim of crucifixion, with a snake coiled around him, and his face transformed into that of a lion from the Mithraic mystery religion.(C.G. Jung, Analytical Psychology :Princeton University Press, 1989:, p. 96, 98)\n[40] Jung & Jaffe, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p.223. “Shrine of Philemon: Repentance of Faust” was the inscription carved in stone by Jung over the entrance of the Bollingen Tower, where he lived and wrote.\n[41] MDR, p. 183\n[42] The final straw was when Jung published Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido (translated as Psychology of the Unconscious.) http://everything2.com/title/Carl%20Jung\n[43] Alex Owen, The Place of Enchantment: British Occultism and the Culture of the Modern, University of Chicago Press, 2004, p. 143\n[44] “Session 11: Jung and Pagan Psychology”, Temple of the Sacred Spiral, http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/palette/187/session11.html\n[45] Bair, ibid., p. 407\n[46] Joel Ryce-Menuhin, Jung and the Monotheisms, Routledge Publisher, p. 183\n[47] MDR, p. 42-43\n[48] Ibid, p. 55\n[49] Ibid., p. 12\n[50] Ibid., p. 12\n[51] Ibid., p. 15\n[52] Ibid., p. 13\n[53] Bair, ibid, p. 70\n[54] MDR, Ibid., p. 58. Jung concluded from this ‘Cathedral’ experience that “God Himself can...condemn a person to blasphemy” Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p. 74\n[55] Ibid., p. 55\n[56] Dr Richard Noll, The Aryan Christ, Random House,1997, p.138.\n[57] Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 3; Dr. Satinover sees the temptation facing our generation that”...on a theological plane, we succumb to the dangerous fantasy that Good and Evil will be reunited in a higher oneness.” Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth, p. 238\n[58] Satinover, Ibid., p 240. “...This relativization of good and evil by their reconciliation is the heart of the ancient doctrines of gnosticism, which also located spirituality, hence morality, within man himself. Hence ‘the union of opposites’.” Keirsey & Bates, authors of Please Understand Me, and creators of the more popularized Keirsey-Bates adaptation of the MBTI, teach openly in their book on the Jungian “shadow...It’s as if, in being attracted to our opposite, we grope around for that rejected, abandoned, or unlived half of ourselves...(p.68)”\n[59] Satinover, Ibid., p. 240\n[60] http://www.trans4mind.com/jamesharveystout/jung.htm ; Spirituality and Psychological Health By Richard H. Cox, Betty Ervin-Cox, Louis Hoffman, COSSP Press, p. 199\n[61] Bair, ibid., p. 526; Carl G Jung to Adolf Keller, CL-2, March 20th, 1951, p. 10\n[62] Jung, Aion, Collected Works, p. 41\n[63] John P. Dourley, C.G. Jung & Paul Tillich: The Psyche as Sacrament, Inner City Books, 1981, p. 63 “(Jung) also feels that it is questionable in that (the Christ symbol) contains no trace of the shadow side of life.” Fr. Dourley, a Jungian analyst, also comments on p. 63 about Jung’s “criticism of the Christian conception of a God in who there is no darkness.”\n[64] Dourley, C.G. Jung & Paul Tillich, p. 70\n[65] Carl Jung, ‘A Psychological Approach to The Trinity’, CW11, para. 260 “Thus for Jung, says John Dourley, the Spirit unites the exclusively spiritual reality of Christ with that which is identified with the devil, including ‘the dark world of nature-bound man’, the chthonic side of nature excluded by Christianity from the Christ image.” para. 263; In a similar vein, Jung saw the alchemical figure of Mercurius as a compensation for the one-sideness of the symbol of Christ. Carl Jung, ‘The Spirit Mercurius’, Alchemical Studies, CW13, para. 295. Jung comments, “As early as 1944, in Psychology and Alchemy, I had been able to demonstrate the parallelism between the Christ figure and the central concept of the alchemists, the lapis or stone.” MDR, p.210\n[66] C.G. Jung, ‘The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairy Tales, CW9, para. 453\n[67] MDR, Ibid., p. 60\n[68] MDR, Ibid., p. 235\n[69] Jung, Psychology & The East, p. 11\n[70] Jung, MDR p. 207; Carl Jung, Psychology & the East, p. 15 “The wise Chinese would say in the words of the I Ching: ‘When Yang has reached its greatest strength, the dark power of yin is born within its depths, for night begins at midday when yang breaks up and begins to change into yin.”\n[71] Jung, Psychology & the East, p. 184\n[72] Dark Knight movie, http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0468569/quotes\n[73] Jung, Psychological Types, p. 149-50 “The Indian (Brahman-Atman teaching) conception teaches liberation from the opposites, by which every sort of affective style and emotional hold to the object is understood...”\n[74] Jung, Psychological Types, p. 245-46\n[75] MDR, p. 275\n[76] Ibid., p. 275\n[77] Ibid., p. 275\n[78] Berger & Segaller, Wisdom of the Dreams; p. 103, MDR, p. 207\n[79] Bair, Ibid., p. 286\n[80] Bair, ibid., p. 286\n[81] The Old Wise Man, By HP-Time.com, Monday, Feb. 14, 1955 http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,807036-3,00.html ; “According to Carl Jung, introversion and extraversion refer to the direction of psychic energy. If a person’s energy usually flows outwards, he or she is an extravert, while if this energy normally flows inwards, this person is an introvert.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introvert\n[82] Lawrence, People Types & Tiger Stripes, p. 113\n[83] MDR, Ibid., p.350\n[84] http://www.answers.com/topic/carl-jung#Response_to_Nazism\n[85] “Carl Jung”, Crystalinks, http://www.crystalinks.com/jung.html\n[86] C.G Jung Speaking, Interviews and Encounters, Princeton University Press, 1977, p. 93\n[87] Noll, Ibid., p. 259\n[88] Dr. Richard Noll, The Aryan Christ: the secret life of Carl Jung, Random House, 1997\n[89] SPREAD, http://www.anglicanspread.org/\n[90] Ibid., p. 391; Henri F. Ellenberger makes a strong case that Jung borrowed his matriarchy and anima/animus theories from Bachofen, an academic likened by some to the scientific credibility of Erik Von Daniken of The Chariots of the Gods and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi of TM and its Yogic Flying. (Ellenberger, The Discovery of the Unconscious, Penguin Press, 1970, pp. 218-223); Philip Davis, “The Swiss Maharishi”, Touchstone Issue 92, Spring 1996, p.13); Richard Noll, The Jung Cult, p. 188-90\n[91] Jung, Psychological Types, p. 595\n[92] Noll, The Jung Cult, p. 202-203; Philip Davis comments: “Jung’s therapeutic technique of ‘active imagination’ is now revealed as a sanitized version of the sort of trance employed by spiritualistic mediums and Theosophical travelers, with whom Jung was personally familiar.” (Philip Davis,”The Swiss Maharishi”, Touchstone Issue 92, Spring 1996, p.14)\n[93] John Kerr, A Most Dangerous Method, p. 12; 49;191; 498 “...there (the Russian-born Spielrein) remained (in almost complete obscurity) until the publication of the Freud/Jung correspondence in 1974.”; p. 502;503: After the collapse of the Spielrein affair, John Kerr notes that “Jung’s condition had so deteriorated that his wife allowed Toni Wolff openly to become his mistress, and a sometime member of the household, simply because she was the only person who could calm him down.”; p. 507- Jung’s stone bear carving in his Bollingen Tower specifically symbolized the anima . Curiously the inscription said: “Russia gets the ball rolling”\n[94] Kerr, Ibid., p. 503; MDR, p.190\n[95] Carl Jung- Matters of the Heart Video – Part 6, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3nKlA-Z-P0\n[96] Matters of the Heart Video – Part 6, ibid.\n[97] Matters of the Heart Video – Part 6, ibid.\n[98] Matters of the Heart Video, Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJhblm4KUmo\n[99] Dr Joseph Wheelwright, San Francisco Jungian Analyst, Matters of the Heart Video, Part 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJhblm4KUmo\n[100] Dr. Richard Noll, The Aryan Christ: The Secret Life of Carl Jung, New York: Random House, 1997, p, 96; “The Erring Christ”, by the Richard Kew, Touchstone Magazine, July /August 1998, http://www.touchstonemag.com/archives/article.php?id=11-04-052-b\n[101] Sigmund Freud/Carl Jung Letters, edited by William McGuire, 1974, p. 289\n[102] “The Jung Cult . . .” by Paul Likoudis, The Wanderer Magazine, December 29, 1994, St. Paul, MN http://www.ewtn.org/library/NEWAGE/JUNGCUL1.TXT\n[103] Robert Greenfield, Timothy Leary: a Biography, Harcourt Books, 2006, p. 86\n[104] Likoudis, ibid., http://www.ewtn.org/library/NEWAGE/JUNGCUL1.TXT ; Carl Jung, Transformations and Symbols of the Libido, Collected Works of CG Jung, Volume 5\n[105] Seduction of Unreason, by Richard Wolin, Princeton University Press, 2004 p. 79; Wolin notes that ‘Gross met an untimely if foreseeable end on the streets of Berlin where he was discovered starving and homeless in 1920’, p. 78.\n[106] Frank, Links wo das Herz ist, p. 49; Bair, ibid., p. 136; Gross’ motto reminds me of the 1960’s slogan ‘if it feels good, do it.’\n[107] MDR, p. 378\n[108] MDR, p. 328\n[109] “Carl G Jung: Man of Science or Modern Shaman?”, by Richard and Linda Nathan, 2008, http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/08/nathan/jung.htm When a famous Jewish theologian, Martin Buber, happened upon it, he accused Jung of being a modern Gnostic. Jung vehemently denied it, claiming the book was only a \"youthful frivolity,\" but in other places he called it central to all his later work.”\n[110] Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth, p.240. Satinover dryly comments that “in the United States, the Episcopal Church has more or less become a branch of Jungian psychology, theologically and liturgically.” (Empty Self ,p. 27, Footnote. 27)\n[111] Satinover, Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth, p. 241\n[112] Satinover, The Empty Self, p. 9; Joseph Campbell in fact worked personally with Jung and published through the Jungian-controlled Bollingen Foundation , ( Philip Davis, “The Swiss Maharishi”, Touchstone Issue 92, Spring 1996, p.11)\n[113] The Right Reverend John Spong, Resurrection: Reality or Myth, Harper, 1994, p. xi. His parallel book is The Easter Moment.\n[114] A Memorial Meeting : New York, Analytical Psychology Club, 1962, p. 31\n[115] Dourley, C.G. Jung & Paul Tillich, p. 17\n[116] Dourley, Ibid., p. 48 The persistent modern emphasis on the so-called ‘inner child’ makes a lot more sense when seen as a spin-off from Jung’s teaching that the symbol of the child is “that final goal that reconciles the opposites.” (Dourley, p. 83)\n[117] Ibid., p. 248; www.thejungiansociety.org/Jung%20Society/Conferences/Conference-2004/Colonial-Postcolonial-Context.html\n[118] Ibid., p. 279\n[119] Dourley, C.G. Jung & Paul Tillich, p. 65\n[120] The Wisdom of the Dream, p. 99\n[121] Carl Jung, Psychological Types: or the Psychology of Individuation, Princeton University Press, 1921/1971, p. 290. Dr. Jeffrey Satinover memorably comments as a former Jungian that ‘Goddess worship’ is not the cure for misogyny, but it is its precondition, whether overtly or unconsciously. (The Empty Self, p. 9); Marija Bimbutas, the late professor of archeology at UCLA, included Jung and more than a half dozen of his noted disciples in the bibliographies to her books on the alleged matriarchies of the Balkans:The Language of the Goddess(1989)and The Civilization of the Goddess(1991),(Philip Davis,”The Swiss Maharishi”, Touchstone Issue 92, Spring 1996, p.13)\n[122] Ed Hird, Battle for the Soul of Canada, 2006, p. 44, “It is not by accident that virtually every new-age fad, including the DaVinci Code deception, sooner or later draws people into mother/father god/dess worship and sexual immorality. I have found that idolatry and immorality are identical twins that always hang out together, especially around god/desses... I know of Anglican Cathedrals in Canada that both endorse the pan-sexual agenda and twist Jesus’ own words to pray “Our Father/Mother in Heaven, Hallowed be Your Name”. As Jesus clearly taught us, God’s name is Father, and He likes His name.”\n[123] In the key Montreal Declaration of Anglican Essentials, section 1 says: “The Triune God: There is one God, self-revealed as three persons, \"of one substance, power and eternity,\" the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. For the sake of the Gospel, we decline proposals to modify or marginalize these names and we affirm their rightful place in prayer, liturgy, and hymnody.” For those wishing to study further on the mother/father god/dess issue, I commend 'Speaking the Christian God' edited by Alvin F. Kimel, Dr. Donald Bloesch 'The Battle for the Trinity' and John W Miller's 'Biblical Faith and Fathering: why we call God 'Father'\". http://www.anglicanessentials.ca/pdf/montreal_declaration_aec.pdf\n[124] The Apostle Paul cautioned: “See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ.” (Colossians 2:8)"
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"This book provides all the information artists need to experience success with both traditional and watercolour pencils. Readers will enjoy basic techniques, easy solutions to common problems, tips to finding the right tools, guidance for taking excellent reference photography and much more. It includes over 40 of Gary Greene's easy-to-follow step-by-step demonstrations for a variety of popular subjects.\n\nWhilst a lot of the art books out there deal more with the medium of paint, wonderful pieces can be created with the magic of coloured pencils. Here in this guide by Gary Greene is a titles, which whilst two years in the making, pretty much is the ultimate guide.\n\nSubjects within include materials and tools, reference photo’s as well as techniques from layering, under painting alongside burnishing and combining all three different types of pencils.\n\nWhat perhaps really makes this title stand out is the authors simplistic and easy to understand language as it’s written in plain speak English without overly complicating the lessons with fancy art terms. When you back this with a comprehensive DVD that takes you on a step by step guide to painting a rose and this title really does allow the user to make the most of the lessons within. Finally add to this that this whole book is ring bound to help keep the pages that you’re working from open at the correct point and you know that it’s a title that will help you get the most from this medium. An ideal present for any art minded individual.\n\nPosted by Falcata Times at 08:05",
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"October 31, 2011\n\nApolgies and Recipes\n\nOh dear and ho-hum. I really am rubbish at blogging...and having two blogs isn't a good idea for someone who can't seem to find the time to blog on one! Of course, I could just cut-and-paste, but that seems like a cheat. This blog was supposed to be about my weight loss (which has stopped. Though, as I discovered at the Doctor's on Friday, hasn't actually reversed (much) so that's a good thing), then about my cycling (which hasn't stopped but isn't very regular. I'm a reluctant cyclist, especially in the chillier Autumn days), then about my frugality (HAH! Don't make me laugh!).\nSo what is the point of this blog? I suppose I should probably direct it at food. That's my favourite topic. If I was a clever photographer I could take great photos of the food that I make, but I'm not. I don't think it's my camera; I think it's my lack of skill. But I can at least post recipes of things that work.\nHere are two. The first is for Chilli Jam\n1 kg ripe tomatoes\n4-6 large red chillies (with their seeds)\n6 fat cloves of garlic, peeled\n3 thumb-lengths of fresh ginger, peeled & chopped\n50g Thai fish sauce\n450g unrefined caster sugar\n125ml red wine vinegar\nBlend half the tomatoes to a fine purée, with the chillies, garlic, ginger and fish sauce.\nPut the purée, sugar and vinegar into a deep pan & bring to the boil, stirring. Turn down to a simmer.\nChop the remaining tomatoes into a small dice. Add.\nCook gently for about 1.5 hours, skimming off foam when necessary, and stirring from time to time.\nWhen it's reached setting point (test on a cold saucer from the freezer) pour into warmed, sterilized glass jars.\nSeal . This keeps for months and is good with sausages, cold meats etc.",
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"Ranger Hill really starts in Eastland County at about where IH-20 and SH-16 meet a few miles south of Strawn. It's on the flat plain skirting the lower Palo Pinto Mountains. For those headed west, the escarpment juts up steeply and is a real barrier to any reasonably straight approach to Ranger and the cities beyond it on the way to Abilene and El Paso. The 300 foot elevation change from the bottom to the top of the hill would have made it almost impossible for use as a wagon road without multiple switchbacks. In times past, Ranger Hill has also been called Thurber Hill, although that usage is not as common today.\n\nAs far as is known, the earliest main road from Strawn and Thurber followed the Texas & Pacific Railroad as it stayed at water level through Wiles Canyon into what was Tiffin and then Ranger. The Texas and Pacific Coal Co., which owned the coal mines at Thurber and had the oil play around Ranger, seem to have pushed their own privately financed road up across the Hill in about 1919 after which it was taken over by the State Highway Commission as part of SH-1 and the Bankhead National Highway. By this time cars and trucks that could handle the climb were in more common use.\nWe can see how really steep the Ranger Hill grade is by using the Google elevation display. Starting at about 1130' above sea level (Almost 600 feet higher than Fort Worth) a sweeping left hand turn ends up about 200' higher in a very short stretch. Still climbing, it's another 60' to the first crest at 1400' elevation. From this point it levels for a while and then climbs a little more than 100' to about 1530' at the site of the old Ranger Hill Station complex.\nJust to the north of the main road is the old US-80/SH-1/Bankhead Highway route that attempts to cut the grade a little by circling wider around a hill and then pushes on up to the 1400' crest point where it rejoins the present highway on the way up.\nFor a place that was once known as a welcome landmark on the trip from Fort Worth to points west, Ranger Hill Station looks pretty sad today. However, in its day it was an oasis for those with steaming radiators, flat tires, burned clutches and useless brakes. A whole community grew up on the Hill, aimed entirely at needy travelers and their vehicles.\nThe Ranger Hill Station is located about a half-mile up the hill after exiting IH-20 to Ranger. This is the old US-80/Bankhead route. To the west of the station, were other service stations and buildings and shops some of which are in use today for other purposes.\n\nInterestingly enough, it has just recently been announced that much of the area north of Ranger Hill will probably be in the new state park which begins just to the west of Strawn.\nThe station itself had a coffee shop and there were at least two motels to shelter those who got caught at the top of the hill as well as at least one other gas station. There was a well-built field stone motel on the north side across from the station and it also appeared to have a coffee shop in the main building.\nThe shells of these buildings and their roofs appear to be in fair shape today. There is no name on what was once a lighted sign.\n\nOn the south side of the road to the east of the station and set back a little are the decaying ruins of another motel with cabins. There's no way to know how these might have looked back in their glory days..\nRanger Hill Station and the little service community that grew up around it was the stuff of legends among early truck drivers, oil men, commercial travelers and tourists. It's surprising that there hasn't been a song or two written about the wrecks and near misses and the shady things that may have gone on at the hilltop. Ranger Hill has faded now, baking in the hot sun or enduring the cold northers, but its a place that ought to be visited before it is no more.\n\nOnce past Ranger Hill Station, it's a few miles into Ranger itself where there are some interesting buildings, some history and some almost pristine remnants of the old red Thurber brick Bankhead Highway to Eastland......\n\nAnother time..\nAll images from The Electric Books Collection\nPosted by Pete Charlton at 6:03 PM 4 comments:",
"Sunday, August 28, 2011\n\nA Little History is Passing: The Old Saginaw Airfield Is About Gone\n\nThings change around us in the blink of an eye. Last July I was headed into Saginaw to have breakfast at JR's. The sun was in my eyes, and as I moved east on McLeroy past Knowles Street I sensed something was different at the old airport. Something was missing. Something was new.\nWhat was missing was the older yellow brick house, its garage and the outbuildings around what had been the airport center. In the space of a week, everything was changed. What was new was the hangar. Not really new, but you never could really see it before because of the clutter. It struck me as impressive, in a way. I stopped and pulled into the driveway for some pictures.\nI have lived west of Saginaw since about 1997 and am into and out of the town several times a week, sometimes several times a day. I knew that the field had been built in about 1945 by a man named McNeil. The land had been sold for development several years ago. The paved runway had been plowed up and the T-Hangers on both sides had been taken down with one exception.\nNow on this day there is just the big hanger. However, that hangar took on a whole new dimension without the clutter around it. The place almost becomes an Aerodrome in the classic sense. Built of common materials it still becomes a little stately in its appearance. Solid. It has seen the best and worst of aircraft and probably some that were unique or improbable. Just picture a stagger-wing Model 17 Beechcraft in front of it, or a big radial engined Cessna 195.\n\nI talked to the man who rents the hanger and he told me he thought the owner had the rest of the buildings pulled down and plowed under because they were in bad shape and there were some liability problems. He said he had no idea of what was in the future for the old hanger, but that it was serving his purposes nicely.\nThere is one old building remaining to the west of the big hangar. It's a closed shed hangar that has been used occasionally for \"estate sales\", but everything else around it is gone.\nI suppose it it hopeless to think that someone might come up with some way to save the big old hangar and use it without too much change. At 65+ years old it could be considered historic in a technical sense, but I have an idea that the land is probably zoned commercial and if the economy ever turns around, then we'll see it disappear overnight as well.\nI'll enjoy it while I can..\n\nHere's' the whole story on the airport history from the Abandoned Airfields website...\n\nPosted by Pete Charlton at 7:14 PM No comments:",
"Sunday, August 21, 2011\n\nA Macabre Mansion~Edwards Funeral Home in Strawn Has a Creepy Mascot~I Wonder If They Know?\n\nI was returning from a scout through Ranger Saturday when I decided to take a quick run up to Strawn in hopes that I might be able to get into Mary's Cafe for lunch. I was a little early so I ran up SH-16 to the north end of town and took a right just before the river onto Watson Place a street that runs in front of the abandoned water pumping plant and Edwards Funeral Home.\n\nThe funeral home is in a magnificent old mansion style building. Local history says the business was started in 1963 by Jerry & Pat Edwards in the 1919 George J. Watson home. The home was modeled after a West Virginia mansion and has double-brick walls, 7 fireplaces and elaborate decoration.\n\nWhat's that thing on the east chimney?\nAs I was admiring the building, my eye caught something on the east chimney.. Big pigeon? Hawk?\n\nI drove over to the east side and got a little closer. It certainly was a bird of some kind... The evil little kid in me started thinking... What if it was a .... Naw!.. it couldn't be. Perched on a funeral home?\n\nI racked the zoom up to the max to get closer. No doubt about it. A good size buzzard doing its best to look buzzardly on that fine chimney crown. Probably the highest point, other than the old water tower, in all of Strawn. The murky bird was just sitting, totally unaware of those of us that harbor quirky thoughts.\n\nWhat, other than hunger, do you suppose is motivating this big guy? Is there something significant about the vista to the north?\n\nWe are not to know..\n\nMaybe it's prophetic that Halloween is not too far away.\n\nA final note: The old house is anything but \"macabre\". It's just that I've always wanted to write the word in a sentence and this was an opportunity..\n\nI never did get into Mary's. By 11:45 AM every bit of parking within 1/4 mile was crammed and it was way too hot to walk very far..\n\nPosted by Pete Charlton at 1:19 PM No comments:",
"Sunday, August 14, 2011\n\nGordon: The Lost Town On A Bankhead Highway Map ~ Twists and Turns Between Ranger & Fort Worth\n\nThe Bankhead Highway History Group has become very active on Facebook. It is open to anyone with an interest in this historic old highway. Some interesting topics have been posted lately. One of them revolves the development of the Bankhead Highway around the area west of Fort Worth to about Ranger. Much of this area is in the rugged Palo Pinto Mountains. I found some old maps of the 1919-1922 era to show how the routes developed..",
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"By 1920 Rand McNally had established themselves as one of the major road map publishers and their Auto Trails series were widely considered one of the best and most accurate. They were updated often.\n\nWhen the State Highway Commission finally set the routes and alternates for State Highway #1 in 1919 they also adopted the Bankhead Highway designation as well. For several reasons alternate routes were often established sometimes for political reasons as well as to offer choices when another route was impassible.\n\nThe Bankhead Highway from Weatherford to Mineral Wells passed through Millsap at this time. Our 1922 map is one of the few to show the very rough northern alternate route which more of less followed the rails of the Weatherford, Mineral Wells and Northwestern railroad and passed through Garner and the Rock Creek mining community. If you will check the map legend above you will see that this route was part of the Dixie Overland Highway at this time.\n\nOn past Mineral Wells the terrain becomes very rough and the Bankhead became a challenge to build and later to drive. Here is where we find some surprise destinations on this map and the verification of an obscure mountain valley pass that the Bankhead Highway used for a short time.\n\nThe Orange box shows that at this time, on this map that instead of dropping south a few miles out of Strawn the highway went straight west following the T & P railroad into the rugged Wilde canyon then west to Tiffin before entering Ranger from the north. Very few maps show this pass as part of the Bankhead Highway but since Rand McNally was a respected map maker and motorists depended on them, we have to assume that the route was used as least for a short time at least.\n\nThe Red box brings another map surprise: After leaving the city of Palo Pinto, the Bankhead Highway is shown as dropping south to Gordon rather than continuing on west to Metcalf Gap and then down to Strawn as most maps of the period do. There is almost no documentation of this Gordon route but it also shows it on the earlier 1921 Fort Worth Auto Club Texas Map below:\n\nWere these two maps showing the little town of Gordon as a destination on the Bankhead Highway a regrettable mistake on their part? If so, why do two maps published 3 years apart still show the same route? A map maker would certainly have changed it if it was reported as wrong, wouldn't they?\n\nFor now, it's a small mystery. Perhaps someone on the Bankhead Highway History Group can come up with an answer....",
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"Glamourpuss said...\n\nWhat troubles me about this is that the women are presented very unfavourably - and if sex was merely expedient, where is the liberation?\n\nMay 28, 2008 at 12:27 PM",
"ShadowFalcon said...\n\nwell thats something I did know!\n\nJune 3, 2008 at 3:51 AM",
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"Gucci Muse said...\n\nPuss-well the whole situation was very unfavorable-I guess most of us would do it to survive; the double standard, as unfavorable as it is, remained in place apparently since it still is in full force today.\n\nShadow-I did not know it either!\n\nDavid-I never thought of that!\n\nJune 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM",
"Inarticulate Fumblings said...\n\nJuly 16, 2008 at 9:57 PM",
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"ADDeRabbi said...\n\nMy wife is a Secunda. As far as anyone can tell, the family is from Minsk, with no evidence of any Sephardic heritage.\n\nAt Wednesday, February 23, 2011 12:32:00 PM,",
"Victoria Secunda is as far as I know the only family member (she is married to Sholom Secunda's son, Shel Secunda) who has this information regarding the \"Sephardic\" Secundas. I do not know if she researched actual documents to make this claim, but suffice it so say, these Secundas do not eat rice on Pesach.\n\nAt Thursday, February 24, 2011 1:26:00 AM,",
"This is a inquiry for the webmaster/admin here at ha-historion.blogspot.com.\n\nAt Thursday, February 24, 2011 2:28:00 AM,",
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"The Professor said...\n\nMy mother's side are Secundas. She says our family came from Spain and ended up migrating to Russia. A lot of Saphardic Jews expunged from Spain ended up traveling through Northern Africa or Mediteranean Europe before settling in Saphed and a lot did end up in Russia.\n\nIs Secunda a common Jewish name? Was it originally Secundar (spanish), it's very latin and means second--the increment of time.\n\nAt Friday, April 08, 2011 4:03:00 PM,",
"I'm related to Arthur Secunda, the artist, and Sholom on my mom's side. Sholom was a 2nd or 3rd cousin and I think Arthur is a 1st. Both being cousins to my grandfather.\n\nAt Saturday, April 16, 2011 6:15:00 PM,",
"I am a secunda , my great grandfather left russia\nAt the age of 11yr with his two sister\nFor England his name was Louie\nHe parents were to believe that his father brother\nWould be meeting them but he never did he went to America instead. Louie was left to fend for his two sister and himself\nCan anyone tell me if the know the truth were the originally\nFrom Spain or Russia\nMy brother and I are always mistaken for being Spanish\nAs our a children. I would appreciate any help As my father Has passed away and we are the last remaining secunda In our family and I would so like to be able to tell my grandchildren the story of the secunda\n\nAt Monday, April 29, 2013 7:57:00 PM,",
"schelly talalay dardashti said...\n\nHi Joel\nI encourage everyone to do a test with family tree.DNA and join the IberianAshkenaz DNA project at familytreedna.com. having several of the different seconds lines test and see whom they match might well confirm Sephardic origins.\n\nAt Tuesday, April 30, 2013 7:36:00 AM,",
"Yusuf said...\n\nI've heard that my suename which is \"Abramczyk\" is Polish of some undefined non-Ashkenazic origin. It is either Mizrahi or Sephardi. Comes from the Ottoman Jews as far as I remember. And it's related to \"Abrameto\" and \"Abravanel\".\n\nAt Friday, July 19, 2013 7:19:00 PM,",
"lwzigmund said...\n\nYes, there is definitely family lore that suggests the Secunda family has Sephardic roots. However, there is not much more than the name and the dark looks (some of us) to connect us with Spain. No Ladino, no special Sephardic foods handed down.... These people lived long enough in Eastern Europe that the only Jewish language they spoke was Yiddish. It is very interesting, and I, too, would love to know more. Both my mom and my uncle are Secundas, and my grandpa, Lou Secunda, was one of nine orphaned Secundas, so I have had to fight hard to find whatever it is that I \"know.\" Most family history was lost with the death of the two Secunda parents, one from TB and the other from unknown causes....\n\nAt Monday, September 23, 2013 4:00:00 PM,",
"Hi Joel, I am also trying to find out if my family has Iberian origins. I was always taught that we were Ashkenazi jews but I am trying to see if we had Iberian roots. My father's family was from the area around Kielce in Poland; my mother's family was from Russia, around Brionsk; another part of my father's family was from Lodz. Names are: Haister, Haidt, Kaplan, Davidson. Do you have an email address you can give me, or can you contact me? When I try to contact you through the email form for blogger, it does not work. Rebecca"
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"Having finally taken the opportunity to have a show in the gallery we installed 'lightbulbs, teabags and post-its' last Thursday eve.\n\nInspired by post-it note jottings of sudden ideas, thoughts and philosophical musings and the beauty of the discards of idle moments which lead to the occasional 'lightbulb' moment or flash of inspiration.\n\nPosted by Object and Book Art gallery at 5:20 AM No comments:",
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"Terrie said...\n\nSo glad to see you here, I have been thinking about you.\n\nGlad the therapy is going well. Sounds like you found a good fit for you.\n\nI am right there with you. My EGD unfill just happened to fall right in line with a stress and I gained at least 15 pounds.\n\nI went in for a fill last week, the doctor gave me 2.5 cc and I couldn't stop throwing up so I had to have some removed. I just hate paying $150 every time I go in for a fill.\n\nJune 10, 2013 at 8:41 AM",
"Cheri said...\n\nI am glad you are loving therapy, it sounds like you are doing a lot of WORK and that can be emotionally draining - so I am glad you are feeling it is good, not just exhausting, you know? :-) You are such an amazing woman Jenn, working so hard at your job, doing great as a mom, doing all this work on yourself. I'm glad you are also fitting in the time to see your friends, and therapist, etc! SOOO good to hear from you, you've been on my mind!xo I hope you can get the fill soon, and I know you can get the ten pounds off, keep taking care of yourself, you are da bomb.com.\n\nJune 10, 2013 at 8:45 AM",
"Tina@The BanditGirl said...\n\ngreat to hear from you! you and Johnny are so cute! Glad therapy is helping you, you deserve it!\n\nJune 10, 2013 at 11:07 AM",
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Every time he tried to find information about the modern history of the Jews of Morocco or Iraq, he was surprised to find that there is no book in French which tells the story of the elimination of the Jewish communities in the Middle East in the second half of the 20th century . \"Ultimately,\" he says, \" I decided to write it myself.\"\n\nAs part of an Ashkenazi family born and living in Belgium, he was rarely introduced to Sephardic Jews, but as he began to socialize in Paris in the 60s with Jewish students from Morocco, Iraq and Egypt, he noticed something which is very different. \" There was not the reluctance to observe tradition which characterized the Ashkenazi Jews I knew,\" he says .\n\nAshkenazi Jews have always felt the need to distance themselves from Judaism, but Sephardic Jews felt no embarrassment in relation to their Jewish origins. An event he attended 15 years ago in Brussels was a significant catalyst for writing. The Egyptian ambassador was invited to a meeting with Egyptian Jews who then lived in Belgium. \" The ambassador was pale,\" says Weinstock in an interview from his home in southern France, \" he was afraid I think they would lynch him.\"\n\nLynch not in a physical, but moral sense. He had good reason to fear : just 10 minutes before he arrived, the Jews of Egypt were waiting for him. They told me stories of horror, of the difficulties and hardships that befell them in Egypt. But as soon as he arrived, a huge wave of nostalgia engulfed the room, and all these refugees were able to talk about was the pot of meat they left behind in Cairo and Alexandria. I got to know the difficult stories of some of them. Those people have suffered greatly, yet, at the same time, they savor their last days in Egypt. \"\n\nThis strong relationship with their roots surprised Weinstock. \"They had tears in their eyes ,\" he says . \"Only then I realized how strong were the roots of Egyptian Jews in their homeland. The story I knew was that the Jews in Arab countries were happy to leave as soon as they were given the opportunity to do so. They did not tell us anything about the deep connection of the Jews to Arab culture, for example . It was only later that I learned that literature in Iraq was based on Jewish writers, and in Egypt, the man who invented in the 19th century the nationalist slogan \" Egypt, Egypt \" and was called the Egyptian Moliere, was a Jew named Jacob Sanua.\n\n\" The research I discovered made me understand that the story being told, that the Jews from Arab countries left because they were Zionists, is largely incorrect. It is certainly true that they connected to Israel as Israel, no doubt about that, but the organized Zionist movement was very weak in Arab countries. There were of course Zionists here and there but the great mass of Jews from Arab countries left because they were made to. The were expelled. There was such heavy pressure by the authorities and the general population, that they were given no choice but to leave . \"\n\nIn this sense, says Weinstock, there is no big difference between the Jews who came to Israel from Romania or Poland and the Jews who came from Iraq and Libya . \" Zionism estimated correctly the consequences of anti-Semitism,\" he says, \" and historical events confirmed its forecasts. Unfortunately, the Jews were persecuted in their countries to a level such that they could not continue living in them. It happened in Eastern Europe, and it happened in the Arab countries.\"\n\nWeinstock, a self-taught historian, previously published long studies on the Bund in Eastern Europe and Yiddish literature. He decided to take on the task and write the chronicle of the Expulsion of the Jews. He wanted to explore the myths and confront them with historical reality. The result was published in France in 2008 - Une si longue presence: Comment le monde Arabe a perdu ses juifs\" and is now out in Hebrew (publisher Babel, with Hagit Bat-Ada) .\n\nWeinstock 's decision to engage with the expulsion of Jews from Arab countries would be less interesting were it not for his political biography: he was considered one of the leaders of anti- Zionism in France in the 60s and 70s.\n\nIn those days he was someone who would describe Israel and Zionism as a colonial project that aimed to deprive the Palestinians of their land. In recent years he made a dramatic about-turn of thought that led him to explore a painful and little-spoken of aspect of the Israeli-Arab conflict .\n\n\"This book is a story of tragedy,\" writes Weinstock in the preface to the special Hebrew edition. \"This is the uprooting of hundreds of thousands of Mizrahi Jews, torn brutally from their homes and native lands. Entire communities of Jews who were forever in the Arab/Muslim world - knew expulsions, persecution and terrible murder. However, this drama is not yet known and for a long time has been denied. \"\n\nWeinstock devoted a whole chapter to Jews living in the Holy Land under Muslim rule before the establishment of Israel. He explains that the pattern of relations between the Jewish minority and Muslim majority over the centuries was not only historically important, but also applies nowadays, as they form the basis of relations between Israel and the Arabs. 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"WindWhisperer said...\n\nBoothby, you might be an \"old hand\", but you are a compendium of wisdom and experience. I'll bet no one else in the roster but you knows what this means: \"Danger, Will Robinson!\"",
"Ellee said...\n\nBoothby's experience is invaluable, I hope he gets invited to the BlogParty.",
"susan said...\n\nWell done Boothby.",
"Jana said...\n\nI wouldn't worry too much about Janeway. She'd probably take offense at being called a dame anyway.",
"Merlyn Gabriel said...\n\nBoothby, you are such an awesome man!You have just done so much! If you ever get tired of StarFleet, you can come over and tend to the Emperor's gardens any time, I'll bring you tea and biscuits and I won't kick your a** for calling me a dame!\n\n( Thrawn might though. )",
"squirrel said...\n\nBoothby's one of my favorites!",
"Jon the Intergalactic Gladiator said...\n\nThat was a great song. Were you lucky enough to have a boatload of nurses visit at any point?",
"The Curmudgeon said...\n\nSure, you mentioned all the good stuff, Boothby, but what about that time you were teaching at Ridgemont High?",
"Linda said...\n\nWhy didn't you tell the story of the time you wore the coconut bra while you were dancing around in a grass skirt? One could say that you were really into plants then!\n\nI gotta go wash that man right outta my hair ... ta!",
"Professor Xavier said...\n\nTime to admit the truth, Boothby. What you're smoking in that pipe is your own home-grown blend, right? That's why you got into hortoculture in the first place.",
"cooltopten said...\n\nBoothby rocks :) ..LOL i agree with Professor Xavier , that explains so much..",
"exskindiver said...\n\nbloody mary is the one i love\n(platonically speaking)\n(song from south pacific, fyi)",
"Erifia Apoc said...\n\nOh, sweet Old Boothby... I ate Salad last night.",
"Kønig Hasemörder said...\n\npravus, malum, prodigo, defluo, attero, perdo, inculta, immunda, improbus, malus peior pessimus, nocens\n\nDon't let the UFP-CC get on you're mother f*ck0n, G-d damn, s8n of a witch, cqnt hunt, back.\n\nB shale P on em'",
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"Shephard said...\n\nI would expect, along with world peace, that wasp repellent would be among the many advances of this time. :)\n\nMichele says hello!",
"Jean-Luc Picard said...\n\nProfessor, you could well be right there; some of Boothby's plants do look suspicious.\n\nWindwhisper, Will Robinson is the equivilant of Wesley Crusher.\n\nLinda, I don't think Boothby would want to be reminded about that.\n\nJon, Boothby fondly remembers that.",
"The UFP-CC has captured a UU transmission from the 21 Century. Apparently they were preparing for an invasion by intergalactic agents accused of fashioning crop circles. It's funny what people of the past believed.\n\nSuch paranoid war obsessed people.",
"Titania Starlight said...\n\nBoothby, you are such a charmer.\nAn Admiring Dame",
"Empress Bee (of the High Sea) said...\n\nhey y'all! just popping in to say hello....\n\nsmiles, bee",
"Carmi said...\n\nI'd go back to the Navy, too, if I had to wear those ridiculous antennae on my head.\n\nGreat to e-see you again, Captain.",
"Barbara said...\n\nDoes Bootheby have dames now?",
"craziequeen said...\n\nWow - thanks Boothby...how wonderful to hear all about your wonderful life :-)\n\nThe Cap'n should let you post more often :-)\n\nMichele sent me to say hi to you today."
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"kelly said...\n\nthis is great julie! and what an intriguing structure. i got to see quite a lot of bedouin life when my folks lived in the middle east and like you it captured my imagination. really looking forward to seeing this project unfold for you. enjoy! x\n\n13 July, 2010",
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"Uschi said...\n\nthis is very very interesting!\nThese homes, so delicate and fragile\nand albeit a home.\nIt's a way to have a home that relates much more to nature and the ever lasting circle of life than our massive buildings.\nA beautiful project!\n\nBig big hug!",
"gracia said...\n\nBeautiful drawings and a wonderful idea. I am with Lisa, I cannot wait to see more.\n\nbe well, g xo\n\n22 July, 2010",
"louise said...\n\nLovely drawings, can't wait to see more and where this idea leads you. Fantastic. xo lj",
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"Kadie Labadie said...\n\nThanks Mary! The suckers were his FAVORITE treat....Sent extras and he had those eaten in less than 5-minutes!\n\nMarch 23, 2016 at 7:32 AM",
"Lynn Gauthier said...\n\nAmazing projects Kadie! Now who would have thought to decorate a juice box. The suckers are fabulous. Well done on all my Friend!\n\nMarch 30, 2016 at 2:59 AM",
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"2. Try and take the drug test on the off chance that whatever you’ve done has worked itself out of your system by now. Probably not and your probably just wasting everyone’s time and money. But, some people still get surprised. (Someone told me once, “It was only pot.” I’ve also heard, “I only do drugs recreationally” and “I was just in the car with a bunch of people who may have been smoking pot before I even got in the car” and “But I promise I won’t be high while I’m at work.”)\n\nYou’re stupid, and here’s why: I’m not even going to comment on the legalize thing. Not my issue. Not going to make a health statement. But, I’ve told you every step of the way that you would have to pass a drug screen to be hired. At least a week has passed since I first told you. You signed 2 waivers for drug screen testing. So you are a) a liar, b) stupid, or c) under the impression I am stupid. Are you high now?",
"3. Try and pass the drug test using some “method” that you’ve bought at a tattoo parlor. Everybody knows somebody who’s used this and swears it’s worked. Everybody knows somebody who can tell you the “science” behind why it works.\n\nListen, those things don’t work. Different drugs take different amounts of time to work through your system. It depends on how much you had, how long ago it was, how much you weigh, what percentage of body fat you have, how hydrated your cells are (not how much water you’ve had to drink), what gender you are, and what other vitamins and minerals and chemicals are present in your body.\n\nWhen those “methods” work, they do so by accident. Most of them are diuretics, which just make you pee. That gives your pee a different quality and the Medical Review Officer knows it and you fail. Some of them also require you to drink a lot of water, which also gives your pee a different gravity and you fail. Some of them are vitamins that are supposed to hide the drug. They don’t.\n\nThose people who’ve passed a test using one of these products? Lucky. That’s all.\n\n4. Try and pass the test by using someone else’s pee. You can’t keep pee on the outside of your body at the same temperature as the inside of your body. No matter what you do. That’s why they check your temperature, stupid. BTW, microwaved pee is a dead giveaway.",
"5. Wait 3 days to get the test done and then swear you had it done within the 24 hour period and people are just framing you. Because it’s not like that chain of custody form has a time/date stamp on it. (And one that you signed the time/date) And it’s not like there are 4 other copies of that form that go to different places. So you can’t conveniently “lose” yours or conveniently not be able to read the dates. Here’s a news flash: I’ve got a copy.\n\nIt’s been a bad day.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 9:36 PM | 1 comments",
"Sunday, March 22, 2009\n\nI'm Corny, That's What That Means\n\nWhat Kind of Muffin Are You?\n\nposted by Patwoman | 11:23 AM | 0 comments",
"Saturday, March 21, 2009\n\nEnglish Is The Funniest Language\n\nTrue dat. And I’m not even going to get into dialect. (Like, if you want to get punched in the throat, tell me the President lives in Warshington. Or just axe me if he does.)\n\nNo, I mean, I love expressions and the way they evolved. Like zounds from God’s wounds, or hoist by his own petard. (It was a long time before I actually knew what a petard was. I thought it was something else.)",
"M and I watched Young Frankenstein the other day. (Let’s not even talk about the awesome geniusness that is Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder.) But there is this great line where Dr. Frankenstein says “Damn your eyes!” and Igor replies “Too late.” So easy. It really is the low-hanging fruit of jokes. But still I laughed.\n\nThen I started thinking about the evolution of such a phrase. Why would someone say that in the first place? My friend Google is not much help with this phrase, mainly because no one seems to know its origin.\n\nI’m thinking it was some childish argument…",
"Damn your impertinence.\n\nDamn your interfering.\n\nDamn your black heart.\n\nDamn your eternal soul.\n\nYeah, well, damn your… uh… your… uh…damn your eyes!\n\nIt’s such an exquisite curse. It’s harsh. It’s specific. And it’s cryptic as hell. What does that even mean, damn your eyes? Why my eyes? Why not damn my inquisitive mind? Why not damn my smartass attitude or my borderline insubordination?\n\nDamn your eyes is the kind of thing that first of all lets you know you’ve been cursed at and second of all makes you go WTF? In fact, I think damn your eyes is just a little worse than anything else you could damn, just because of its huh? factor.\n\nThat is so my new expression.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 3:00 PM | 0 comments",
"Friday, March 20, 2009\n\nMore Retrospective\n\nI probably should’ve posted this earlier, too. I just couldn’t decide what I wanted to say about it. I’m just going to put it out there and you see what you think.\n\nSo, it’s St. Patrick’s day and I’m driving home. As you know, I pass through a couple of questionable neighborhoods on my commute. Tuesday was no different.\n\nBut, as I’m driving through one of those neighborhoods, I see a crowd of people at the front door of this Irish pub. The pub’s got a tent up, and giant green shamrocks on the front windows, and big signs proclaiming “Happy St. Paddy’s Day.” There’s music playing, and people drinking (even at 5:15), and a real party atmosphere around.\n\nTraffic’s slow here, because of all the pedestrians who are crossing the street from the empty lot on the other side. Well dressed, well-off pedestrians who are coming from their Hummers and SUVs to party at this Irish pub in a bad neighborhood.\n\nAnd they pass right by the homeless lady who sits on a blanket on the ground every day with a cardboard sign that says WILL CROCHET 4 FOOD.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 8:14 PM | 0 comments",
"K8tie Visits",
"I meant to post this earlier in the week, but I’ve been busier than a one-armed paper hanger in a room full of rocking chairs. Wait. I think I just mixed a metaphor. (What’s a metaphor? For the cows to graze in, silly.) You know what I mean.",
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"Anyway, guess what? K8tie came to visit me last weekend! It was really cool to see her and her family and talk with her. And she brought prezzies… Yes! Take a look at this yarn. Love the Jayne’s Hat in the middle. (Oh, this pic is bad. Bad light. I'll replace it. Don't worry.)\n\nAnd—how stupid is this?—I forgot to take any pictures. Had an effin camera in my purse. Had an effin camera on my phone.\n\nI have got to stop eating paint chips.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 8:09 PM | 0 comments",
"Friday, March 13, 2009\n\nThis Totally Cracks Me Up\n\nMainly because it’s pretty dead on. (And because of the picture.)",
"Quizzes Girls Games\n\nposted by Patwoman | 12:15 PM | 0 comments",
"Thursday, March 12, 2009\n\nCreepy Robot Teaches At Japanese School\n\nWhen I first read that headline, I thought maybe my high school algebra teacher must have moved to Japan. But then, I read on and realized the story was about a real robot. I must say, that interested me about 17 times more than a story about Mr. Castle. In fact, just thinking of Period 6 math makes me want to…\n\nWha-? Where am I?",
"Oh, yeah. Robots. You know I love ‘em. That’s why I can’t figure out why all these websites rag on them so much. Yeah, sure, she’s got a brain made of circuits and wiring. Don’t we all? (Basically) And sure, her emotions are fake, programmed into her fake brain and expressed by her fake plastic face.\n\nBut let me put this to you… Some of the Plastic Barbies at my high school went on to become teachers. Some of the Plastic Barbies at my college went on to become teachers. Are they more real than this Japanese teacher?\n\nNo. Because, there is always the possibility that one day, the Robot Teacher could develop real emotions and real personality.\n\nYou go, Robot Teacher. Good for you!\n\nposted by Patwoman | 6:07 PM | 0 comments",
"Wednesday, March 11, 2009\n\nBehive Phone Cozy\n\nThere is a person in my office who has an obnoxious ringtone on their personal cell phone. This thing goes off about a hundred times a day and it drives me crazy. Tip for the workplace, people: Not everyone loves American Idol wannabes. Put your phone on vibrate.",
"My phone rings a lot these days because someone is apparently trying to reach \"Cole.\" At least once a day I get \"Is Cole there?\" and I have to say, \"No. Wrong number.\" It's been happening for about a week now. I fully expect to get this call tomorrow: \"Hi, it's Cole. Any calls for me?\"\n\nBut you see, my personal cell phone is on vibrate throughout the workday. I put it on a file on the desk, so when it rings, it makes a soft buzz that I can hear just fine, but it does not disturb anyone else. I’m thoughtful that way. I’m also thoughtful enough not to take other people’s stuff off the printer and toss it off to the side in a random pile just because it’s not my stuff. But that’s just me.\n\nSo, I’m sitting there last night, with my fidgety hands (because I finished knitting the cablelicious purse, but I’m not ready to seam right now) and I look down at my naked phone, and I think “I’ll knit a phone cozy.” And, since my phone buzzes through the day, I thought it would be cute to knit a cozy shaped like a beehive.",
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"So, here it is, The Beehive Phone Cozy. Pattern is on the sidebar links. This took me a very small amount of yarn, perfect for using the leftover gold from your Jayne Hat. As you can see, I’m not the world’s best embroiderer, but I think it looks pretty cute.\n\nTook only about an hour to make, so I wasn’t overly concerned when M said “Hey, I wonder if that will fit my iPhone?”\n\nIt will, by the way.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 11:44 PM | 0 comments",
"Sunday, March 08, 2009\n\nIf You Give A Mouse A Cookie\n\nHe’s just going to eat the whole damn box and leave you with no Samoas at all.",
"“Who ate all the cookies?” And he's so evasive about it, my son. “Well, I don’t think any one person ate all the cookies, Mom. That’s an unreasonable assumption.”\n\n“Well, did you eat them?” Offended look. “What? Did I eat all of the cookies? I can safely say I did not eat all the cookies.”\n\n“Look, all I know is that there are no more Samoas.” Now R makes a big show of looking around at the empty spot on the counter, where the cookies used to be. “Hm. You may be right.”",
"And you know what else makes me crazy? Those are not the only cookies I bought. I have 6 other boxes of GS cookies coming, from various sources (because all the kids in my neighborhood know I’m a soft touch), but they have not been delivered yet.\n\nCome on, girls. I’m hurtin’!\n\nposted by Patwoman | 3:34 PM | 3 comments",
"Saturday, March 07, 2009\n\nGo See Watchmen",
"No kidding. I thought it was great.\n\nWell, if you like to see super heroes that are maybe not so super (except one) and not always all that heroic. If you're a Superman fan, you're not gonna like it.\n\nI read this graphic novel back when it first came out, what? Twenty years ago, or so? A friend had recommended it. It was the first comic I'd ever seen with red blood. (The comic code had prohibited it before. Before that time, blood on comic book pages was black.) It was the first comic I'd ever seen with sex in it. (I mean real comics, not those underground porn comics.)\n\nSo, I know the book has a huge cult following. But, honestly, I forgot about most of the plot. So this movie was pretty much new stuff to me when we saw it last night. And I liked it a lot.\n\nSo go see it.\n\nEspecially if you like seeing glowing blue peens.",
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"Thursday, March 05, 2009\n\nOn Planning Ahead, Keeping Secrets, and Blogging\n\nEvery year I say I’m not going to do any Christmas knitting. But then I always do. It’s because of the conflicting feedback I get from recipients, I guess.",
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"Some of it is really negative. Like, my MIL putting my afghan in a garage sale. For $1. Or my own dad telling me “I don’t want this.” Or just the not-even-saying-thanks attitude that some people get, because you made something. You know, like it’s not a real gift. Or you cheaped out on them or something. (Because they’ve obviously never been yarn shopping…)\n\nAnd then you get the good responses. Like my bro’s excitement over the afghan I knitted for him. Or M’s requests for items. Or Jill’s “I love it when you knit for me.”\n\nSo, you know I’m going to do it. I just decided, might as well get started now, instead of waiting until November, like always. So I made a list. And I joined a Christmas Knitting group on Ravelry. (I actually joined last year, but you know how I am. I didn’t start until November.)\n\nPlanning ahead.\n\nDo I worry about those people on my Christmas list reading this blog and spoiling the surprise? Not really. I know some people are reading me, because I can see the counter going up every day. But it’s not my family or local friends.\n\nHow do I know? Well, every now and then someone will say something like “Oh, did you see that article about the robots in Japan? You should write about that on your blog.” And I’m like, “Uh, I wrote about 10 posts about that over the last 6 weeks.” Or someone will say “Adam West is your favorite celebrity? Who’s Adam West?”",
"Sometimes, they try to make me feel better about it by saying “Oh, I’ve been so busy, I haven’t read your blog in a few days. I need to catch up.” Cricket. Cricket. Blink. Blink. If you’ve ever read my blog, you know who Adam West is.",
"Yeah, okay. Whatever. I guess it’s okay that blood relatives and the friends that I see in person don’t read my blog. And you know R & M stopped reading Mommy’s blog right after the first penis reference. (So, luckily, they’ve missed the whole Batman/Patwoman fantasy.)\n\nIt’s okay, because I have all of you. (You know who you are.) And you like to hear about stuff like shirtless men and robots and phalluses and space travel and Adam West, don’t you? Sometimes all in the same posting, even!\n\nAnyway, the point of all of that is, I’m not worried about spoiling any Christmas surprises by blogging about it. In fact, I’ll let you in on the fact that I have already knitted cup cozies for my coworkers and I am in the process of knitting a cabletastic purse for M. (Because I am frustrated all to hell with the baby sweater.) I will show you the other stuff as I finish.\n\nIt will be our secret. Right, Adam?\n\nposted by Patwoman | 7:34 PM | 0 comments",
"Wednesday, March 04, 2009\n\nThe One Where Patwoman Finally Breaks Down And Goes To The Doctor\n\nDon't you love it when you're sick and people are like, \"Are you feeling any better?\" But you know what they mean is, \"Wow, are you still sick?\"\n\nLook, I didn't want to go to the doctor for a common cold. Colds go away by themselves. Go to the doctor for a cold and she will say, drink lots of fluids, get rest, tylenol for headache pain, you should feel better in a couple of days. If you don't get any better or if you get worse, come back.\n\nSo I just skipped that step. I drank lots of fluids, went to bed early enough to earn the ridicule of my children, had some tylenol, and ended up with a sinus infection.\n\nSo much for my home treatment, eh?\n\nHit the doctor's office on the way home. Got a scrip for some antibiotics. Oh yeah, and she told me, drink lots of fluids, get rest, tylenol for headache pain, you should feel better in a couple of days. If you don't get any better or if you get worse, come back.\n\nposted by Patwoman | 6:12 AM | 0 comments",
"Monday, March 02, 2009\n\nBeam Me Up, Scotty... Uh, On Second Thought...",
"Scientists at the Joint Quantum Institute (JQI) at the University of Maryland and the University of Michigan have published a paper that basically says, Hey, here's how we can teleport people.\n\nI guess maybe I don’t understand quantum physics as well as I should. Seems to me, what they are doing is not so much teleporting as they are faxing. That is, they are sending info across a distance, but the original info still exists.\n\nSo what happens to my real body when I teleport from the deck of the Enterprise down to the surface of Risa? (And let’s not even talk about what the definition of real is. Or whether my soul is duplicated at the same time my body is. Or whether this new copy-body is me or someone else. Or how well the fax machine in my office works.)\n\nLet’s just talk about the actual, physical, original body. What happens to that when the copy-body shows up on Risa? Is the original destroyed in the process? (Seems like it would have to be, just to make this thing work.) Or have I just duplicated myself?\n\nAlthough, as cool as I’m sure all of you think it would be to have two (or more) Patwomans running around, I’m thinking I would just be twice as tired."
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"Monday, January 02, 2006\n\nDay Three and On a Roll\n\nIf you need a model, get Goth Princess occupied killing things on the TV screen and you can drape all sorts of stuff over her. Cats included. This is the loopy scarf I made out of 5 skeins of yarn my sister sent. I did 5 rows of loop stitch and 5 rows of garter stitch, using up each strand. Luckily the colors of the yarns did blend in together.",
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"Day Two and Finished a Project Already!\n\nDay two of the new year and I have already reduced stash and completed a project. This is a purse that was featured on the Carol Duval show. My sister had sent me some balls of yarn and I had one ball of Patons UpCountry and one of Moda Dea Cache. The UpCountry is a chunky yarn and feels sssssooooo soft. Makes me want several balls for a shawl or sweater. I doubled up on the Cache and knitted up the purse. Since it was a cast on 30 and stockinette for 54 rows, it went really fast, about 2 hours. The lining that I am using is some white cotton that I\ndyed with the left over Lumiere paints I had in blue, green and purple. I am planning on using the rest of it for another purse that I saw on Carol Duval, but first I want to stamp some images on it with black Lumiere paint.",
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"Sunday, January 01, 2006\n\nStarting Off New Year with a Bang!\n\nWell, I am starting out the new year with the designation of being a \"great mom\". Goth Daughter turned 15 on the 28th of December. We had the sleepover on New Year's Eve. A am sure there were a couple of parents that were glad they had their kid out of the house on New Year's Eve. But all her friends \"dressed up\" for the occasion and we had masks. Goth Daughter requested that I turn her Phantom of the Opera style mask into a matte black with a rose on it. I did.....sort of.....but she was happy with the result.",
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"Way too much dust from the gravel road, couldn't set outside to enjoy, needs most gravel to calm it down.\n\nLooking into options to water the road. The 4th of July week was the driest of the season.",
"great stay and they had service cards as I needed a badly needed RV repair",
"Stayed for one night, we were passing through. Hook up was fine. I did need an extension for electric which they had and let me use.",
"We stayed for 6 days at this park, but at 2 locations. The owners were real accommodating to keep us in their KOA.",
"nice pool-I like the camping cabins",
"Had a group of 4 girl scout families camping for the weekend soa total of about 20+ people. Carol and Tom moved reservations around so that we all could be together. This is our families third time camping this yer so far at the Jordan SW MN KOA, it is far one of our favorite places to camp.",
"my family and i were treated real well by all the koa employees for our week stay i am very pleased and i will stay there again. thank you very much. the scott grotheer family",
"Such a friendly staff and so much for the kids to so on the weekend. Hay rides and tie dye shirts....ect. lots to do around the local area as well. Nice shaded sites. Just had a great time. Was sad to have to leave such a wonderful spot.",
"We had a great time, the kids enjoyed the park and pool. It wqs very welcoming and clean",
"We used the campground as a sleeping spot after attending a wedding nearby. Was well shaded and little noise. Will be back in Sept.",
"The stay at this camp it was wonderful. All except the masqetoes were very terrible. Need to have someone spray for them. They tried to carry us away.",
"We stayed 2 nights. It was over the 4th of July weekend and we were going home from a trip to the western national parks. The restrooms and showers were very clean,but this Koa just was not as nice as other koas that we have stayed at. Just not kept up and landscape as well as the others.\n\nImprovements have been made to the landscaping and appearance of the campground this past year. We recognize we have more to do. Hope you come back to see an improved campground.",
"The site had a lot of shade which was nice but there was a large dirt pile in our yard from digging up the next site's waterline that had been there for five weeks according to the neighbor who was a long term renter.\n\nI apologize for the inconvenience of the maintenance issue. Experienced trouble in replacing the hydrant. Waiting on plumbers schedule.",
"Easy access, clean, very pleasant management.",
"KOA staff was very polite and accommodating. Park/bathrooms were clean and well kept. Would definitely rebook at KOA SW, MN!!",
"We had a wonderful stay. The staff was friendly and helpful",
"Very friendly staff. Clean bathrooms. Close to Minneapolis and Mallof America.",
"Excellent staff, beautiful campground, very clean restrooms, and we loved the 1-room cabin. Definitely a great impression.",
"Beautiful campground with great facilities. Lots of mosquitoes, but that's nobody's fault but Mother Nature! Clean and well maintained.",
"Nice entryway but the actual campsites were very close to neighbors. A lot of street noise and no WiFi or satellite reception due to interference with all of the trees. But i must say the staff was very friendly. Camped in a fifth wheel toy hauler.",
"Staff very friendly and helpful. Pool area very clean. Our children had a blast on the bike rentals. Miniature golf course was nice, but needs to be updated. The kid's activities were appreciated! We'll come back.",
"Clean. Very friendly and helpful staff, even taking time to help us with a problem with our camper. We appreciated the folks there.",
"I love this campground. The sites are pristine and very spaciious. The staff are extremely friendly. The bathrooms sre very clean and maintained. I can't wait to go back in 2 1/2 weeks",
"It worked really good for us thanks",
"Friendly staff, well-kept spaces, awesome pool!",
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"This was our first time camping as a family, and we were grateful to have such a great campground to stay at! The staff were friendly, the grounds were well-kept, and the kids LOVED the pool! We'll be coming back for sure!",
"Nice area and friendly staff.",
"Camping sites way too close together",
"Great stay, nice pool. The only downside is the highway noise",
"Great friendly staff. Loved our stay",
"We are investigating TV options.",
"Staff, with the exception of Tom, weren't that great. The wife of the owner, decided to charge my 4 year old for a bike he couldn't ride and it wasn't until I went to the office that I was able to get his money back. The only upside to this KOA was the heating indoor pool. Everything else has a price tag to it. So if you're looking for a relaxing inexpensive place to stay, keep the kids at home."
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"Tuesday, January 20, 2015\n\nCD Review: Chris Potter Underground Orchestra – Imaginary Cities",
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"Chris Potter (tenor & soprano saxophones, bass clarinet), Adam Rogers (guitar), Craig Taborn (piano), Steve Nelson (vibraphone & marimba), Fima Ephron (bass guitar), Scott Colley (double bass), Nate Smith (drums), Mark Feldman (violin), Joyce Hammann (violin), Lois Martin (viola) & David Eggar (cello)\n(Review by Russell).\nChris Potter has augmented his regular quartet – Adam Rogers, Craig Taborn and Nate Smith – with two bassists, a string quartet and former sparring partner Steve Nelson on vibes and marimba to record Imaginary Cities. The CD comprises a four part suite (the title composition) and four other pieces.\n, invited Potter to write new music with a view to performing it at the prestigious venue. Initially, Potter had his working band in mind but in time the project grew to incorporate parts for the other musicians featured on this ECM recording.\n\nPotter’s writing evolved from ‘a non-specific utopian idea of how the modern city could be better.’ The first of eight tracks (Lament) opens with strings, bass guitar and Smith’s languid drum patterns laying the groundwork for Potter’s searching tenor saxophone.\nImaginary Cities is divided into four parts – Compassion, Dualities, Disintegration then Rebuilding. The first part hears more of Potter’s accomplished tenor playing followed by Adam Rogers’ ever-excellent guitar playing. Smith drives Dualities, lifting Potter to ever greater heights, Nelson’s vibes break away from the strings’ secure foundation seeking to emulate the bandleader’s sense of adventure. Craig Taborn plays acoustic piano on the album and sketches a delicate opening to the impressionistic Disintegration ahead of Potter’s floating soprano above a field of decaying strings. Smith’s sparkling drum part revitalises the ensemble’s optimism on the suite’s end piece, Rebuilding.\nFirefly burns brightly; Fima Ephron’s lithe bass pattern, urgent tenor, guitar and strings chase the melody, then vibes, Smith again pivotal. Shadow Self suggests an ‘out’ string quartet piece, politely discordant. The final track, Sky, dazzles briefly (Taborn and once more Smith) and it is down to Potter to conclude matters. Imaginary Cities is released on January 19 on ECM (catalogue no. 470 4075). Chris Potter’s Underground Quartet (on this occasion Potter, Adam Rogers, Fima Ephron and Nate Smith) can be heard at Ronnie Scott’s, , February 16 and 17.\nat 00:00",
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THE MUSICAL sa uk in the late 90s. i have the original cast recording na at naghihintay lang na dalhin ito sa pinas, pero no such luck. i was actually planning to buy tickets for this and treat my parents to it, because i know they'll love it, especially my mum.\n\nso of course, we all love the film. grabeh! dapat ang subtitle nito ay MAMMA MIA: MERYL STREEP WALANG KUPAS. grabeh lang ang lola mo dito! naakatuwa siya. dancing and prancing and hitting the notes right, plus plus plus giving a dose of that meryl academy award-winning acting, emoting and such! panalo lang yung eksena ng \"the winner takes it all\" while she was using the song to emotionally confront and withdraw from the ghost of her past romance with pierce brosnan's character. ang hirap nun a! i remember an exercise in acting class where we were made to emote or something pero using words that didn't make any sense, basta dapat ang emotion ang mas importanteng lumabas. parang ganun yung eksenang ito. emote galore sila sa side ng isang greek isle habang hine-helicopter shot ang song number. 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"I had an absolutely delightful Thanksgiving holiday. I had some relaxing and enjoyable days with my immediate family and the chaos of Thanksgiving day with the whole Lenox clan. I'll share pictures from the week later but I just wanted to share my new hat listings today. I got my niece Jess to do some modeling for me. She's turning into a real beauty and growing up so fast. She had fun being a super model for a few hours and did a great job I think.\n\nThese are the three hats that I have just listed in my Etsy shop. I've decided to build up my shop again as I had 2 sales the past few weeks without even trying including my most expensive scarf/hat set. Perhaps things are starting to turn around for online sales after all.",
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"The top hat is called Naturally Pink and was knit with an organic wool with environmentally friendly dyes. I used a chevron ribbed stitch which shows off the colors nicely and has lots of give. The black striped beanie is is called Silk Mountain and is from my favorite yarn brand, Noro. It is a wool, silk, mohair blend and is super soft and warm. And finally the Perfectly Purple Hat was knit with a wool handspun in lovely shades of purple, blue, and green.",
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"Labels: family, handmade hats, hat model, knitting hats, lenox knits\n\nMerry Christmas For Me!",
"Handmade Christmas For Me! by paigegeorge\n\nSo the big holiday shopping season is almost upon us. I've already gotten my big gift for the year. My Mom and Uncle got me the Canon Speedlite 430EX, an external flash for my camera, for my birthday/Christmas. I haven't had a chance to play with it much but I'm hoping to put it to use this week with the girls.\n\nI was doing some looking for fun on my two favorite shopping sites since the network is down this week at work and no work is being done of any kind in our office today. I found the two cool widgets at the top of the page. These are books and stuff that I'd love to find in my stocking from amazon and the top one is a list compiled from etsy. I originally made a treasury of it you can find here. But I just discovered the site kaboodle and put together a wish list and made a widget which is easy to add to a site. I think this may become my preferred way of sharing items on my blog. Let me know if you have any troubles with seeing it or slow loading time.\n\nSo do you plan on venturing out for any Black Friday Shopping adventures? What are you hoping to find under your tree this year?",
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"Labels: black friday, canon speedlite, etsy, holiday shopping ideas, kaboodle\n\nHappy Birthday Ani!",
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"my Mom than I have years. This was nice, except for the being sick as a dog on Sunday part. The craft show day was cold and windy which was good for my sales but it didn't help my cold much to say the least. I'm still coughing up a storm and just hoping to make it through the day at work.\n\nI had a lot of support from family and friends at this event which made it extra special for me. It's going to be a very Lenox Knits Christmas at the Barnitz household this year for sure. They are the amazingly supportive neighbors and old family friends that bought many gifts to exchange this year.\n\nLisa and her daughter were going to have to miss the show on Saturday so they came over the night before to get a advance show all to themselves. They had a lot of fun playing in my tubs and frolicking in the knitwear. Kennedy is an absolute doll and she is an excellent model too. I plan on having her do some modeling for me the next time I'm home for my Etsy shop.",
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"I also made a surprising number of stranger sales which was encouraging. I got lots of compliments from Mom's friends but the rest of my sales were to the hip, discerning shoppers of Rolla like this pair here. They were my last customers of the day and two of my favorites. They are future mother and daughter in laws and they had a lot of fun picking out their scarves. They had a nice camaraderie and they let me take a picture with their chosen scarves.",
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"I think that I will probably do this event next year as well. It's a nice change of pace from the indie shows I do and it was a good day for sales to boot. I can almost fit all of my inventory into one tub which is a first in awhile. You can tell that I have had things priced to move this year for sure.",
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"Saying Happy Veteran's Day sounds a bit silly to me but I thought I would share my two family veteran's day pictures. The top shot is my grandfather on my mother's side, Jay Parscale, who fought in WWII. I don't know a lot about his story but I think he was also an Army cook. He is gone now but definitely not forgotten.",
"This handsome young man is my Dad. He was an information specialist in the Marines in the very early days of the Vietnam War. He was sent out on his own for weeks at a time and sent back information via Morse code. He was also there for the buildup during the Cuban missile crisis. He often tells the story of how he was sent across the island during a hurricane to deliver a message and he had to crawl on his hands and knees holding on for dear life. I also know that there are lots of stories that he doesn't tell and wishes that he could forget.\n\nAs you may know I am the peace loving type and I dearly wish that there was no need for any young man or woman to go through what my Dad and Papaw had to experience. But until that day comes I'm very grateful that there are people willing to put themselves at great risk for our freedoms.",
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"It's been awhile since I've done a giveaway around here. I thought it was time to do some fall cleaning and chose 3 lightly used bags that I would like to pass onto to good homes. They are all handmade and still in very good condition. I will include a matching wire wrist cuff hand knit by me to each winner.",
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"The bags are each approximately 9\" x 12\" which is a little small for my everyday bag but perfect for most normal people.\n\nThe orange flower purse was the first bag I ever purchased on Etsy in 2007. It was made by Blossom Arts who also works in polymer clay and made the button enclosure. I actually thought about taking the button off the purse and using it on something else but I couldn't bring myself to destroy her vision of the purse since it really is the perfect compliment to the design. I'm including a gold wire wrist cuff with orange and yellow beads.\n\nSupastarr made the blue/tan flower purse in the middle of the top shot. I've bought screen printed tee shirts for Mike from her on several occasions. I'm including a silver wire wristcuff with blue seed beads and shell beads.\n\nI cannot for the life of me remember when or where I got the blue batik quilted purse. I think it may have been at a craft show but it has no tags so I have no idea who the maker was. I'm including a silver wire wristcuff with gray seed beads and shell beads.",
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"I'm keeping the rules really simple this time:\n\nAs always please leave a comment for each entry.\n\nThere will be three winners chosen by random number generator on December 1, 2010. I'm opening it to the United States only this time to keep shipping cost down.\n\nI don't really have time for all the promotional efforts that I normally do for my giveaways so your chances should be really good on this one. I'm looking forward to your responses and hoping that there are some other bag addicts out there that will get some good use out of these handmade creations.",
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"Labels: bag giveaway, blossom arts, handmade accessories, handmade giveaway, supastarr\n\nCinderella Project\n\nDetails about my giveaway should be coming tomorrow. I don't have the time and energy for a big production this time around but this one should still be fun.\n\nI just wanted to ask you to take a few minutes to vote for a very worthwhile program for girls in need in the St. Louis area. The Cinderella Project collects donated prom dresses and also provides makeup and free alterations for the dresses. They are participating in the Pepsi Good Idea Program. If they are one of the top 10 vote getters then they will receive funding to buy much needed plus size gowns. As a big girl myself now I know how important choices are when it comes to clothes. These girls deserve to have as much fun picking out their dresses as their skinny counterparts.\n\nIf you have a facebook account it takes less than a minute to vote. You can vote everyday through Dec. 1 and you can also post it on your facebook page to ask more people to vote if you want to really be helpful.",
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"Here is the details on what they will use the money for.\nOverview: The Metro St. Louis Cinderella Project has collected over 4000 dresses from the public in the past two prom seasons. We collect an amazing selection of dresses in sizes 2-12, but as the sizes get larger, the selection of prom appropriate dresses decreases. The young women that are referred to our project are of all shapes and sizes. A lot of the girls we see are needing plus size dresses. Our inventory of dresses in sizes 14 + is limited. Our goal is to have an equal selection of prom appropriate dresses for the plus size girls as there are for the smaller size girls.",
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"Naturegirl said...\n\nPretty little sunbursts!\n\n6:13 PM, May 03, 2009",
"Laerte Pupo said...\n\nBeautiful yellow flower.\nThanks for sharing.\n\n6:45 PM, May 03, 2009",
"kazu said...\n\nBeautiful flower.\nNice colors.\nGreat photos!\n\n8:26 PM, May 03, 2009",
"Nicely composed. Beautiful flowers.\nSmiles Barbara\n\n8:34 PM, May 03, 2009",
"ROSIDAH said...\n\nWow, what a stunning yellow flower! Have a great week, Judy :)\n\n11:22 PM, May 03, 2009",
"Denise said...\n\nThese are gorgeous flowers. Thank you very much for sharing. Have a great week.\n\n11:38 PM, May 03, 2009",
"Sherry said...\n\nOh I like these. So bright and cheery.\n\n12:14 AM, May 04, 2009",
"Regina said...\n\nWow pretty. Great shots.\n\n7:31 AM, May 04, 2009",
"Tulip said...\n\npretty dainty yellow flowers.\n\n9:00 AM, May 04, 2009",
"Your EG Tour Guide said...\n\nThe DO look a lot like dandelions, don't they?\n\n11:31 AM, May 04, 2009",
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We find that twentieth century treeline advances are greater than in at least 4,000 years. There is also evidence for substantial volcanic forcing of climate in the preindustrial record and considerable covariation between high elevation tree-ring widths and temperature estimates from an atmosphere–ocean general circulation model over much of the last millennium. 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Some of the most recent bristlecone pine research has focused on the contrasting signals present in the ring widths of trees at the upper treeline (positive growth correlations with temperature) and in trees below upper treeline (negative or no correlation with temperature; e.g. Salzer et al. 2009; Kipfmueller and Salzer 2010; Bunn et al. 2011). These studies suggest that upper treeline ring widths contain an appreciable temperature signal at decadal to multi-centennial timescales, whereas trees below the treeline do not. However, using bristlecone pine ring widths to infer paleotemperature has been complicated by the discovery that trees somewhat below, yet still very near the upper treeline environment, as close as 150 vertical m, do not contain the same temperature signal as trees within ~100 m of treeline. For example, we have shown in the White Mountains of California, that the growth patterns of Pinus longaeva trees growing at treeline are quite different from growth patterns of the same species of tree growing only 150 m below treeline (see Salzer et al. 2009, Fig. 4a). The elevational threshold for bristlecone temperature-sensitivity is unknown and has not been widely studied. Also, it has been argued that microtopographical features such as cold air pooling, for example, could complicate defining temperature-sensitive trees based solely on elevation or distance from treeline (Bunn et al. 2011).\n\nIn spite of these challenges, we suggest the most accurate estimates of past temperature will come from ring widths formed in trees within ~100 m of the species upper elevation ecotonal boundary. This elevational sector corresponds to a cold zone where temperatures are most limiting to growth (Fritts 1976) and above which cold temperatures preclude tree establishment entirely. However, these ecotonal boundaries have changed with time as climate has evolved, and quantifying the narrow elevation band occupied by trees with a ring-width temperature signal can be particularly problematic when working with material that predates the age of modern, established treeline. Due to past climatic change and the fluctuation of past treeline elevations, it becomes necessary to first determine the elevation of past treelines, and then, when developing temperature-sensitive ring-width chronologies, it is important to use only those trees that were growing within the cold zone (~100 m of treeline) during their lifetimes. We systematically avoid the use of rings formed in a past warmer era of higher treeline if these rings were sampled from wood at a location much lower than the remnant treeline. For example, old deadwood samples taken near modern upper treeline elevation or just below are avoided, as these rings would have been below the 100 m cold zone during their time of formation, and thus are inappropriate for paleotemperature inference. This line of reasoning is based on the assumption that the same, or a very similar, temperature-growth threshold relationship existed in past eras as exists currently. The existence of temperature-sensitive trees near treeline at the upper-elevational limit of their distribution has been confirmed in our previous work on bristlecone pine (Salzer et al. 2009). In this study, we first derive estimates of past treeline elevations, and then use samples collected within ~100 vertical m of these elevations to create a 4,582-year regional ring-width index chronology (2575 BC-AD 2006), hereafter referred to as GB3rwi. We then estimate millennial-scale temperature variability based on treeline elevational change, and estimate decadal to multicentennial-scale temperature variability using the regional ring-width index chronology scaled to regional temperature output from a climate model millennium run.\n\n2 Materials and methods\n\n2.1 Chronology construction\n\nWe use samples from bristlecone pine living trees and remnant wood in the upper treeline zone (within 100 m of known treeline or estimated past treeline) in three separate mountain ranges in western North America: (1) Sheep Mountain, White Mountains, CA (SHP, 37.52 N. lat., 118.20 W. long.); (2) Mt. Washington, Snake Range, NV (MWA, 38.91 N. lat., 114.31 W. long.); and (3) Pearl Peak, Ruby Mountains, NV (PRL, 40.23 N. lat., 115.54 W. long.) (Fig. 1). Previous work at these sites has revealed strong correspondence in growth patterns, despite lengthy distances between sites (500 + km) and strong replication for millennia (Fig. 1, S1, S2) (Salzer and Hughes 2007; Salzer et al. 2009). The high correlation between the three chronologies over long intervals is indicative of similar biological responses by the trees to the same factor or factors limiting growth at all three sites.\n\nMean ring-width index chronologies were developed both for individual sites, and also for the region (GB3rwi) using samples from all three sites: SHP, MWA, and PRL. To gain maximum temporal coverage, we used dendrochronologically-dated materials from both living trees and from relict wood. We standardized each of the individual tree-ring width series to eliminate tree age/size related influences on ring width. Low-frequency variability was retained by limiting the minimum series length allowed to 100 years and standardizing with a negative exponential curve, a trend line with negative slope, or a mean line as determined by standardization option two in the dendrochronological software ARSTANL (Cook 1985; available at http://www.ltrr.arizona.edu/pub/dpl/). This standardization approach is designed to retain decadal to multi-centennial scale variability and to minimize the “segment length curse” (Cook et al. 1995). The individual series lengths were typically between 500 and 800 years from 2000 BC on, suggesting that the chronology should retain variations whose wavelength is a few to several centuries. Samples were dated and measured using established dendrochronological methods (Stokes and Smiley 1968). The GB3rwi chronology was created by using the same dating, measuring, and standardization techniques described above. The GB3rwi chronology differs in that each individual index series after standardization was smoothed with a 20-year cubic smoothing spline to emphasize decadal- to centennial-scale variability prior to averaging the smoothed index series into a chronology of low-frequency variation. This approach allows for the calculation of 95 % confidence intervals for each mean value of the low-frequency chronology (Sheppard 1991). A non-standardized “raw” chronology (GBR3raw) was similarly constructed, but without any standardization procedures—using instead the raw growth measurements. An additional step was taken with GB3raw to eliminate some juvenile growth; each growth curve that resembled a negative exponential as determined by ARSTANL (Cook 1985) was truncated for its first 100 years. However, all analyses in the main paper are based on the standardized version (GB3rwi) to eliminate as much potential bias from non-climatic tree-growth influences as possible. The GB3rwi ring-width chronology is built from series at all three mountain ranges, and extends 4,582 years, from 2575 BC to AD 2006.\n\n2.2 Treeline elevation change\n\nClimatic-treeline elevation is primarily controlled by minimum summer temperature at large spatial scales (Körner and Paulson 2004; Körner 2012). Both SHP and MWA sites contain extensive amounts of deadwood above modern treeline, while PRL contains less due to limited available elevation gain above modern treeline (Figs. S3-S5). Older higher treelines have been documented previously in both the White Mountains of California (LaMarche 1973) and in the Sierra Nevada (Lloyd and Graumlich 1997). We estimated the elevation of past treelines at SHP and MWA based on the elevation of the highest living trees sampled at that point in time (Figs. S3, S4). Past treeline at PRL was estimated based on the data from MWA (Fig. S5). The estimates of past treeline elevations serve a dual purpose. First, they allow for identification of three ~100 m elevational zones (one for each site), which have varied through time, and within which temperature-sensitive trees can be expected to have grown. We use only these trees for our regional ring-width chronology (GB3rwi). Second, independent of the growth records of the rings, the treeline elevation through time is also a record of past environmental change. We use the changing upper treeline at SHP and a local lapse rate to estimate long-term temperature change (see Sect. 3.1).\n\n2.3 Ring-width index and model output\n\nThe GCMs used for comparisons to the GB3rwi tree-ring chronology include the Max Planck Institute ECHO-G model (ERIK2, AD 1,000–1,990, single simulation; Legutke and Voss 1999; Stevens et al. 2008), the Max Planck Institute COSMOS system (MPI, AD 800-2005, 5 simulations; Jungclaus et al. 2010), and the National Centers for Atmospheric Research Community Climate Model (CSM, AD 850–1999, single simulation) (Ammann et al. 2007). Two important differences between these simulations are (1) the amplitude of the changes in total solar irradiance (Maunder Minimum to present) used in the ERIK2 and CSM (~4 W m−2) simulations is about 3 times the 1.3 W m−2 that was used in the MPI (COSMOS) simulations, and (2) the ERIK2 and CSM models use prescribed greenhouse gas concentrations while the MPI (COSMOS) model uses a full carbon cycle model. We use area-averaged near-surface temperature from the GCM grid points over the western USA (40°–34°N and from 104° to 124°W) for comparison with the ring-width data.\n\nThe scaling of GB3rwi to the GCM output can be formally expressed as follows:\n\nT(t) = f · R(t) + c, where T is the modeled temperature data, R is the ring-width index chronology, f is a variance scaling factor, c is a constant that adjusts the mean, and t is time. The factor f and constant c are derived by: f = ST/SR and c = T(mean) – f · R(mean) where ST and SR are the respective standard deviations of the modeled temperature data and the ring-width index chronology in the AD 1276 to 1990 interval, and T(mean) and R(mean) are the corresponding means. Error bars are the RMSE statistic. Temperature anomalies were originally computed based on the AD 1000–1990 July–September mean of 20.32 °C ‘near surface’ from the ERIK2 model. They were then adjusted for the preindustrial period of 2575 BC to AD 1328 by adding a negative trend of 1.102 °C based on the empirical data from treeline elevation change. There were no adjustments made to the period after AD 1328. The results are a 4,000 + year record of decadal- to millennial-scale variability in past summer temperature. We acknowledge a high level of uncertainty in these past temperature estimates. This is unavoidable, given the multiple sources contributing to the uncertainty: (1) the ring-width chronology itself, (2) the ECHO-g modeling effort (3) the scaling of the tree rings to the modeled data, and (4) the trend adjustment.\n\n3 Results and discussion\n\n3.1 Treeline elevation and temperature inference\n\nPast treeline estimates from the SHP site extend into the mid-Holocene (Fig. 2a). The SHP estimated treeline is broadly similar to that from MWA, roughly 400 km distant, for their period of overlap (Fig. 2b). Both mountains show substantially higher past treelines, greater than 100 m relative to recent levels, and both decline to modern levels in the fourteenth century AD. At SHP, treeline reaches its maximum elevation approximately 5,000 years ago. Prior to that, estimated treelines range from 45 m above modern level in 4410 BC at the beginning of the record, to 76 m above modern levels in 3755 BC. Treeline reaches its highest point, at 116 m above modern levels, in 2997 BC (Fig. 2a). We are less confident in the completeness of the record prior to 3000 BC and so concentrate our interpretations on the last 5,000 years.\n\nEstimated past treelines are generally slightly higher at MWA than at SHP. This could result from a variety of reasons. Possibilities include a more complete record or a different lapse rate at MWA. It is worth noting that all the estimates are necessarily the minimum past treeline elevations, as we can never be sure we have found the highest trees that were growing at any particular time. Also, it is difficult to determine the precise timing of climate change by treeline movement for several reasons. Most notably because remnant wood samples often crack and erode over time obliterating many rings. In addition, reproductive lags cause treeline change to unavoidably lag behind climate change. While many different phenomena, such as fragmentation by disturbance, might contribute to local treeline positions, there is abundant evidence on a global scale that climatic treeline positions occur where growing season temperatures are 5–7° C, with a global mean of 6.4 ± 0.7 (Körner 2012). This global correlation between treeline position and temperature demonstrates that temperature is a primary driver of treeline position and challenges the concept that treeline position is a multifaceted phenomenon with complex interactions between multiple environmental drivers (Körner 1998). If the latter were correct, global mountain treeline positions would not correlate with one explicit climatic parameter, which they do (Paulsen et al. 2000).\n\nTwo meteorological stations have at times operated at the SHP site simultaneously, but at differing elevations. From these station data we know that the summer surface air temperature gradient at SHP varies at 0.95 °C per 100 m—very near the dry adiabatic lapse rate of 0.98 °C per 100 m (LaMarche 1973). From the 0.95 °C lapse rate and the treeline data we can infer a temperature decline during the growing season (summer) of approximately 1.1 °C from 2209 BC to AD 1328, from the time of the highest treeline elevations to when treeline stabilized and persisted near modern levels until the late twentieth century (Fig. 2a). Modern treeline also stabilized in the early AD 1300 s at MWA (Fig. 2b). Trees were growing at least 25 m above modern treeline in both mountain ranges prior to AD 1300, suggesting warmer temperatures of at least 0.24 °C during this interval before subsequent cooling and treeline decline.\n\nEarlier in the SHP record there is a very sharp treeline decline of about 65 m (0.6 °C) between 2209 and 2139 BC. This decline is not in the MWA treeline record most likely because the MWA summit is only 118 m above modern treeline, whereas the summit at SHP is 295 m above modern treeline. The MWA summit is a very harsh and inhospitable environment that precludes seedling establishment. Without the suitable and available high elevation habitat during the warmest mid-Holocene interval the MWA trees were unable to move up the mountainside. Hence, there is no record of a substantial treeline drop around 2200 BC at MWA. The 2209 BC treeline decline at SHP corresponds temporally to the apparent 4.2–3.9 ka BP abrupt climate change event indicated in many widely distributed proxy records (Zhang and Hebda 2005; Booth et al. 2006; Fischer et al. 2008; Menounos et al. 2008; Baker et al. 2009). This “event” may have been a major contributing factor for massive old-world cultural change (Stanley et al. 2003; An et al. 2005; Staubwasser and Weiss 2006).\n\nAt the SHP site at least four clusters of juvenile trees are growing well above modern treeline. The highest of these clusters is 73 m above treeline and contains at least one tree which has reached reproductive maturity. To avoid injury to these young trees they were not cored to determine exact age. However, counting the number of needle whorls suggested an approximate age of 35–50 years in 2012. It is possible that we are witnessing the incipient stages of treeline advance due to modern warming. A 73 m treeline advance is indicative of a modern warming of 0.7 °C, and local PRISM (Daly et al. 2008) modeled summer temperature for this elevation since AD 1895, is consistent with a mid-twentieth century establishment period. There is no evidence that treelines at SHP have established at these altitudes since before the 2200 BC treeline drop. The nature of the treeline-change data precludes us from knowing exactly how long it has been since trees established at this elevation, as it is possible that some smaller remnant material from more recent incipient treeline advances has eroded away or not been found. Yet, it is likely that full-size trees have not grown at this elevation since before 2200 BC and quite possible that high elevation ecosystems are now responding in a manner unprecedented in approximately 4,200 years.\n\n3.2 Ring-width variability and temperature inference\n\nTo complement the millennial-scale treeline-change information, we used the GB3rwi ring-width index chronology that spans much of the last five millennia (Fig. 3). We do not interpret GB3rwi from 2140 to 1795 BC due to poor agreement and low sample size during that period (SSS <0.85) (Wigley et al. 1984) (Fig. S2). This “gap” occurs immediately following the 65 m treeline decline at SHP. It coincides with both the 4.2–3.9 ka BP abrupt climate event and with a severely frost-damaged ring that occurs in trees at all three sites in 2036 BC. Cold-damaged high-elevation tree rings (“frost rings”) have been shown to be associated with volcanically-forced short-term cooling events (LaMarche and Hirschboeck 1984; Salzer and Hughes 2007). The event at 2036 BC is the most visually severe in our period of record. The wood has often fractured along the 2036 BC latewood annual boundary and eroded along both sides. This cracking and subsequent erosion has, in many cases, effectively erased the ring-width record for decades to centuries around the 2036 BC ring, which contributes to the “gap” in the record.\n\nPast work has demonstrated significant correspondence between ring-widths from trees at these sites and meteorological temperatures over the relatively short period of overlap provided by the instrumental record (Salzer et al. 2009; Bunn et al. 2011). We expanded on this by comparing the GB3rwi chronology to results from forced coupled global climate model (GCM) simulations for the past millennium. These models simulate past changes in climate in response to estimated changes in external forcing such as solar variability, volcanic activity, and greenhouse gas concentrations.\n\nThe tree-ring data agree much more closely with the ECHO-G (ERIK2) results than with those from the MPI (COSMOS) model; the CSM results fall somewhere in between (Fig. 4). The correlations over 991 years between non-smoothed monthly-modeled data and non-smoothed ring-width indices are highest using ERIK2 and for the summer months (July–September, r = 0.32, n = 991, Neff = 589, p < 0.001). The correlation increases to 0.64 when the GB3rwi chronology is compared to the July–September ERIK2 data smoothed in a similar manner to GB3rwi over the common interval of the two data sets, AD 1000–1990 (Fig. 4a). For comparison, the AD 1000-1990 correlations using a mean of the five MPI (COSMOS) ensemble members (20-year smooth) is 0.08 (Fig. 4c), while the CSM results give a value of 0.41 (Fig. 4b). The better agreement between the proxy data and the ERIK2 and CSM models is possibly a result of the larger solar variability used in those simulations. [We note that the difference between the ERIK2 and the MPI (COSMOS) temperature records, both for the Great Basin and for the Northern Hemisphere, closely resembles the solar irradiance record (Crowley 2000) used as forcing for the ERIK2 simulation (not shown)]. ERIK2 and GB3rwi, two completely independent records, show some strong similarities, particularly after AD 1275 (r = 0.75, n = 716); in contrast, the first 276 years show no correspondence (AD 1000–1275, r = −0.13). The lack of agreement in the 11th through late-thirteenth centuries may be due to shortcomings in the forcing data used in the models. It is not uncommon for tree-ring temperature proxy records and model results to disagree during the medieval period, particularly with regard to volcanic signals (Mann et al. 2012). To obtain estimates of temperature from the ring-widths, we scaled the GB3rwi chronology to the smoothed July–September ERIK2 temperature data over the 716-year period from AD 1276–1990 where the two data sets show strong agreement (Fig. 5a). If the entire overlap period (AD 1000–1990) were used in the scaling, the temperature scale would be similar to what was found using the more highly correlated AD 1276–1990 scaling interval. The mean difference between estimates when using the two different scaling intervals is only 0.014 °C; the maximum difference, found in years with larger ring-widths and as a result higher estimated temperature, is only 0.040 °C. Scaling allows estimates of decadal to multi centennial variability for past summer temperature in degrees C for years prior to the model (before AD 1000). Hence, we can interpret the paleoclimatic record for much of the second half of the Holocene based on both the GB3rwi tree-ring data and on the treeline elevation change data discussed above.\n\n3.3 Inferred paleotemperature record\n\nThe negative trend of 1.1 °C, derived from the treeline decline data, equates to a long-term preindustrial Holocene cooling rate of −0.31 °C per 1,000 years over the length of the tree ring record prior to treeline stabilization (2575 BC to AD 1328) (Fig. 6). This is greater than the −0.23 °C per 1,000 years (AD 300–1900) reported for the northern Hemisphere (Mann et al. 2008) and the −.21 °C per 1,000 years (AD 1–1900) reported for the Arctic (Kaufman et al. 2009). The exact same rate of temperature decline, −0.31 °C per 1,000 years, was recently reported over the last ~2,000 years from high latitude Scandinavia on the basis of tree-ring maximum latewood density (MXD) (Esper et al. 2012).\n\nThe overall range of summer temperature variability over 4,582 years is approximately 3.44 °C, with departures from −1.25 °C to +2.19 °C (Fig. 6). A similar scale of temperature change (~3.1 °C) is produced using PRISM (Daly et al. 2008) modeled instrumental temperature data, unadjusted “raw” ring widths, and regression-based techniques (not shown). The magnitude of temperature anomalies depends on the detail of the scaling of the GB3rwi chronology and partly, prior to AD 1328, on the fact that the chronology has been adjusted using the trend calculated from the tree line changes. The negative trend of 1.1 °C is superimposed upon decadal to century timescale positive departures that exceed +2 °C in the fifth century BC, the warmest period at +2.19 °C, and in the seventeenth century BC at +2.11 °C. There is a strong upward excursion of +1.52 °C in the twentieth century AD. However, the inferred temperature of the modern period was exceeded twice in the Common Era: +1.69 °C in the mid first century AD (centered on AD 33) and +1.58 °C in the mid seventh century (centered on AD 634). The coldest interval is in the mid to late fifteenth century AD (centered on AD 1469) with a temperature departure of −1.25 °C. Consistent with these results and suggesting that some of the departures from mean conditions are at least hemispheric in scale, the MXD estimates of northern Scandinavian summer temperatures indicate nearly identical dates for their warmest and coldest 30-year periods over the last ~2,000 years, at AD 21–50 and AD 1451–1480 respectively (Esper et al. 2012). These similar results are derived from different methods (MXD and ring-width), from different species (Pinus sylvestris and Pinus longaeva) from different ecosystems (lakeshore and alpine/subalpine), and from two distant regions, northern Europe and western North America.\n\nThe GB3rwi temperature estimates are likely “missing” some variance in the multi-century part of the variance spectrum because variance at that scale is less evident in the treeline changes and is not as well preserved in the standardized chronology as it is in the “raw” chronology (Fig. 3b). The decadal- to centennial-scale variability in the temperature estimates is likely mainly a result of volcanic and/or solar forcing and of internal climate variability. Direct comparisons between scaled GB3rwi and estimates of volcanic (Crowley et al. 2008; Gao et al. 2008) forcing since AD 850 show an association between volcanic forcing and periods of low temperature (Fig. 5b). It is interesting to note four episodes when volcanic activity is high that correspond with periods of inferred low temperature in the late-thirteenth, mid-fifteenth, late-seventeenth, and early-nineteenth centuries. Moreover, the period with the lowest inferred temperature since AD 850 (mid-fifteenth century; −1.25 °C) is associated with very high volcanic activity. In fact, many of the negative departures in temperature coincide with known periods of climatically effective volcanic eruptions (Salzer and Hughes 2007). This is particularly apparent for the five cool temperature episodes between AD 1280 and 1850 (Fig. 5b). Many of the dips earlier in the record are most likely the result of currently unknown and undated eruptions. It is interesting to note that the large volcanic peak of AD 1258 is not associated with inferred cooling. Warm temperature anomalies of ~ + 0.7 °C are found for several decades in the second half of the tenth and mid eleventh centuries. The Medieval period is a fairly minor warm interval in our record compared to some earlier periods with higher inferred temperatures.\n\nOther paleotemperature proxy records from the Great Basin region often extend farther back into the Holocene than our record, but with less than annual resolution. These proxy archives, such as lacustrine and meadow sediment cores, packrat middens, and glacial moraine dynamics (Thompson et al. 1994; Clark and Gillespie 1997; Smith and Betancourt 2006; Reinemann et al. 2009) are in general agreement with our results, recording higher temperatures during the middle Holocene. Unfortunately, the other proxy archives lack the resolution to be effectively compared to our results in detail. Additionally, the estimates presented here are in agreement with a high-resolution regional-climate model (Diffenbaugh and Sloan 2004). This model uses mid-Holocene orbital forcing and simulates a mid-Holocene summer warming of 1–2.5 °C over most of western USA.\n\nAnnually dated multi-millennial length proxy records that contain information about past temperature are extremely rare. We have combined information from two separate aspects of the biological system of long-lived bristlecone pine trees: (1) reproduction and survival at the upper elevational limit of tree distribution resulting in temporal variability in treeline elevation and (2) radial growth measurements of annual rings from trees at their upper elevational limit. This combination allows us to include millennial-scale variability, in addition to decadal to multi-centennial scale, in our estimates of past summer temperatures over several millennia. This is a promising approach for high resolution paleoclimatology that could provide ring-width-based temperature estimates of summer temperature with improved fidelity at millennial timescales. Using this approach we have found: (1) covariation between upper treeline Pinus longaeva ring widths and regional GCM surface temperature data, (2) treeline evidence of a long-term temperature decline of approximately −1.1 °C since the mid-Holocene, (3) abrupt treeline decline (cooling) around 2200 BC coincident with the 4.2 k climate event reported in many proxy data-sets globally, (4) substantial volcanic forcing of climate in the preindustrial record, (5) severe frost damage recorded in the 2036 BC upper treeline rings with few extant treeline samples covering this time, and (6) initial evidence of twentieth century treeline advances greater than in approximately 4,000 years.\n\nWe gratefully acknowledge support from the National Science Foundation’s Paleo Perspectives on Climate Change (P2C2) Program (Grants ATM-090227 and ATM-1203749). We thank the US Forest Service, the US National Park Service, and the Long Now Foundation for site access, and Kurt Kipfmueller, Evan Larson, and Jim Parks for their assistance."
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Was the massacre another misconceived response to the “Crusade” - an expression which reverberated around a horrified Muslim world. The word and our deeds has resulted in violence engulfing the Middle East and North Africa with ever increasing ferocity – and ever spreading twelve decimating years on.\n\nThe Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, referred to the Coptic Christians killed in Libya last month - a country subject to another illegal Western overthrow and assassination of the Head of State, resulting in a now ruined, failed nation.\n\nHowever those who are dying are of all faiths and none, in numbers unimaginable. Tortured, crucified, beheaded, dismembered, incinerated, bombed. Their homes, countries, histories looted, destroyed, erased in unending pogroms (dictionary definition: “to destroy, wreak havoc, demolish violently”) by land, sea and air.\n\nThe Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu opined that Christians were at greater risk in many parts of the world because: “they follow Jesus Christ.” He ignored the reality that until the “Crusade’s” unleashing, believers of all religions had, broadly, co-existed in the affected regions for centuries. Being from Uganda he should also also know a fair amount about Western duplicity.\n\nIgnored in all statements were the Muslims, Yazidis, Mandeans, Sabateans, Druze, Zoroastrians, Shabaks and others of faith, dead and dying in this very democratic (ie no one excluded) holocaust which has engulfed from Baghdad to Bengazi, Aleppo to Aden, Kabul to Kerbala, Helmand to Homs.\n\nJustin Welby, in his Easter address referred to murdered Christians being: “witness, unwillingly, unjustly, wickedly … martyrs in both senses of the word.”\n\nThe sense of the loss of every single precious human life was starkly missing in the mayhem created by the most criminal of actions - wars against the peace, wars of aggression - unleashing individual tragedies on a cataclysmic scale.\n\nPerhaps the Archbishop’s mind was still on a service he had conducted on Friday 13th March - in Western superstition an unlucky day when the 13th day of the month in the Gregorian calendar falls on a Friday, states Wiki, succinctly. He will certainly also have been aware of the Easter connection, a belief springing from the thirteen guests at the Last Supper on the 13th of Nisan, the night before Christ’s death on Good Friday.\n\nIn London’s great St Paul’s Cathedral a ceremony of thanks to the 220,000 British troops who had served in Afghanistan was held, a commemoration of the four hundred and fifty three who died and a tribute to an estimated seventy five thousand wounded, disabled, sick or psychologically damaged. (1) The last troops left Afghanistan in October 2014 - almost thirteen years to the day since they first deployed.\n\nTo an onlooker, it seemed less tribute and more triumphalism. The royal family attended in force, all the men dressed in military uniform, laden with orders, decorations and medals, adorned with golden braid, tassles and chains to dazzle.\n\nThe Lord Mayor of London wore a long black velvet frock, a crimson velvet cape, trimmed with another ermine one, silk stockings, patent court shoes with steel buckles and a tricorne hat. Tradition.\n\nNo Event would be complete without an unwanted guest and Tony Blair, who as Prime Minister obeyed his Master, George W. Bush’s, voice and sent troops to die and be maimed in a country posing no threat to anywhere, duly turned up. Having suffered a backlash from relatives of those who have fought in Afghanistan and Iraq, he was faced with them asking why on earth he had been invited.\n\nBob Wright, whose son Corporal Mark Wright was killed in a minefield in 2006 spoke for many, telling the Daily Express that Blair was: “the last person I would want to see”, calling it “cheek” he added: “He took the country to war, cost all those lives and he’s got blood on his hands.”\n\nGordon Brown, Blair’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, who wrote the cheques for the carnage for six years was also there. As Prime Minister after Blair’s resignation, in 2007 he did not change policy. Afghans continued to be murdered in the guise of being “freed” and British coffins and medevacs continued to be flown home.\n\nThe service included the Archbishop of Canterbury’s public thanks to those who had served. Prime Minister Cameron – with Britain on a permanent state of high alert – said the country was safer because of the efforts of the troops.\n\nCameron also talked of the scale of achievements in vanquishing Al Qaida. Where has he been? As USA Today noted, multiple insurgencies across multiple lands have taken up its cause. It has simply morphed into new movements. (USA Today, 10th September 2010). And apart from the trumped up 9/11 reason, were we not told that the Taliban were the reason for going to Afghanistan?\n\nPerhaps the real reason lay in Afghanistan’s untapped trillion dollar bonanza of “mineral wealth and energy resources (including natural gas)” which have been known of since the 1970s. (2) In the light of which one homily at the service was particularly ironic:\n\nLord we pray with one accord,\n\nFor a just and equal sharing\n\nOf the things that earth affords\n\nIt ends: “All that kills abundant living, Let it from the earth be banned.”\n\nA bit late for that, after the firing by the UK of forty six million bullets. Further, in just one instance, according to the Ministry of Defence, at least eighty thousand 105mm shells (costing £100 million) were fired within five seconds of support being called in. (3)\n\nWhich brings us to the most bizarre part of the service. A cross made from used shell casings, mounted on a 105mm shell case base, bearing the names of the British dead, was borne through the Cathedral by representatives of the Army, Navy and Air Force and presented at the Altar for the Archbishops’s blessing and dedication. Formerly hung in the HQ at Camp Bastion, it is now to hang at the National Memorial Arboretum, in Staffordshire in the north of England.\n\nThe cross, made from shells which had ended lives, mired in flesh and blood was dedicated:\n\nTo the greater glory of God\n\nAnd in thanksgiving for lives well lived\n\nAnd good examples set …\n\nTell that to the grieving, bereaved, orphaned, homeless of Afghanistan. Not so much swords to ploughshares, but killer casings for Crusaders. It also has to be wondered whether it is a radioactive cross. The British certainly used depleted uranium in shells during the first Gulf war, whether they still are is not certain, but to have abandoned it’s use would have been a major change of policy unlikely to be missed.\n\nThe commemoration ended with a triumphal military parade and fly past, which included a Chinook helicopter and Apache attack helicopter, presumably to remind us of the “special relationship” which had brought about the whole bloody mess. At least “Onward Christian soldiers” was not on the hymn sheet.\n\nIn an interview with Forces TV, Tony Blair said he had not foreseen just how long the troops would remain in Afghanistan. Clearly history is not his strong subject. In this “graveyard of empires” Britain was roundly defeated in 1812 and 1842. In 1919, in a territorial spat with Russia, they decided not to return.\n\nIn a blistering assessment Will Hutton views the last twelve years as little better, writing: “The Ministry of Defence and the military establishment are revealed as over-optimistic boneheads. Everything militated against success. The amount of money that was squandered beggars belief … Too much of what was planned was driven not by military need or political calculation – but by trying to impress the US.” (4)\n\nThe ceremony’s venue was another irony. St Paul’s was the greatest of the creations of Sir Christopher Wren (1632-1723) whose passion for Islamic architecture is mirrored in his buildings. 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