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Archive for the ‘Bushcraft’ Category

It’s been a while. Too long. You knew where I was going and when I got back this blog sat, tickling the edges of my guilt.

“Write something,” it said.

“I will,” I said, “later.”

It’s later.

I went here

Sydney Harbour BridgeAnd there

Kanangra WallsDid this

Am Writing...sshhhhAnd that

The Bathing FacilitiesThen moved house so I could see this from the bottom of the garden

Sunset at the new placewhich is all well and good but it didn’t put any words on this blog or this one either.

Maybe I burnt out slightly after managing around 35,000 words during the trip for The Novel but bills needed paying so I did more of this instead of writing.

This is about to be rectified, maybe.

Make mine Merrell

One thing is for sure, my boots took a battering – I needed new footwear. Something that would be okay for popping to the shops or schleping along the estuary. They didn’t have to be waterproof (I’ve others for that) but they did need to be comfy. After a bit of a search I settled on Merrell’s Avian Light Sport Gore-tex.

Merrell Avian Light Sport Gore-texAnd they’re everything I expected.

Merrell Avian Light Sport Gore-texlight, cool enough with the breeze coming through the mesh to make sure my feet don’t stink (too much), sturdy enough to cope with a battering, great for gardening, walking, popping to the shops, rebuilding, decorating and fighting off battalions of dragons with a two-year old.

I’ll find out soon enough how they stand up to a weekend of bivvying in a rain-soaked wood. (More of that another time).

The sole has great traction, as perfect for clambering over a rocky beach or up a mountain as they are on pavements. They “provide women’s specific stride-sequenced cushioning” whatever the doozy that means. All I know right now after two weeks of general life-bashing (with my own prescribed orthotic innersoles rather than the supplied Ortholite® anatomical footbed) I’ve not had a single blister, no achy legs or complaint about pongy toes.

AND (as a good friend just pointed out on the phone) they’re Merrell’sso they’ll last for ages and you can’t put a price on a good pair of shoes“.

Well you can, but he’s right – you can’t go too wrong with Merrell.

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Because life is too short to stay indoors…

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Ancient technology is more fascinating to me than 21st century technology. Despite spending most of my working life plugged in, there was always something missing. Maybe it’s the time spent outdoors, maybe it’s the spark of creative play ignited, maybe I just like getting mucky. Ancient technology is all of these things and more.

It’s pretty easy in many areas of the UK to find a decent bit of clay to slop in a bucket and take home to process. If you’re very lucky, you can dig and shape the clay straight away.

Dry your pot before firing

Dry your pot before firing

All you need to do now is dry and fire your pot. (more…)

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Guy Mallinson's Woodland Workshop - here be fairies

Guy Mallinson's Woodland Workshop - here be fairies

I’m on a bit of a journey with the bushcraft and have a growing fascination with ancient technology. Simple, effective, natural. My latest experience saw me getting down and dirty at Guy Mallinson’s Woodland Workshop on a Primitive Pottery course. (more…)

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ExmoorWords are powerful things. They conjure different responses and it’s relatively easy to mis-interpret an author’s meaning. I’ve had a hard time coming up with the words for this latest post, my weekend on Exmoor, as I feel some mis-interpretation may occur. The words I use are my own. They may mean something different to you. I shan’t try to explain my meanings. (more…)

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Woodland Sunbeam
Awakening the senses to feel the energy and power of nature is not a prerequisite of bushcraft courses, but quite often it’s an inevitable result. (more…)

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Benefits of Bushcraft for Adults

Bushcraft Camp and FireLocked into our work and family routines can take up so much time that little is left for connecting with nature. Living in the frenzy of the modern world means it’s often easy to forget our natural connection. When was the last time you went leaf catching? Or cloud watching? Or walked barefoot in dew-soaked grass? (more…)

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Discussion in 'Windows 7 Help and Support' started by altruist, Aug 10, 2009.

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    Does anyone know why Windows 7 seems to handle HTTP requests differently than other requests?

    Is it possible to disable this? For some reason, whatever it's doing doesn't work well with my any of the available realtek NIC driver designed for Windows 7 for my NIC.

    Seems like Windows 7 optimizes HTTP requests, but in my situation it makes it worse.

    All other connections work fine. If I could disable this until they release a working driver, that'd be great.

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Video and transcript of the Paul Ryan speech at the GOP 2012 convention

Remarks by Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan at the 2012 GOP Convention in Tampa, Florida.

Part 1 of 3:

Part 2 of 3:

Part 3 of 3:

Full text is here.

First excerpt on Obama’s stimulus waste:

Right now, 23 million men and women are struggling to find work.  Twenty-three million people, unemployed or underemployed.  Nearly one in six Americans is living in poverty.  Millions of young Americans have graduated from college during the Obama presidency, ready to use their gifts and get moving in life.  Half of them can’t find the work they studied for, or any work at all.

So here’s the question: Without a change in leadership, why would the next four years be any different from the last four years?

The first troubling sign came with the stimulus.  It was President Obama’s first and best shot at fixing the economy, at a time when he got everything he wanted under one-party rule.  It cost $831 billion – the largest one-time expenditure ever by our federal government.

It went to companies like Solyndra, with their gold-plated connections, subsidized jobs, and make-believe markets. The stimulus was a case of political patronage, corporate welfare, and cronyism at their worst. You, the working men and women of this country, were cut out of the deal.

What did the taxpayers get out of the Obama stimulus?  More debt.  That money wasn’t just spent and wasted – it was borrowed, spent, and wasted.

Maybe the greatest waste of all was time. Here we were, faced with a massive job crisis – so deep that if everyone out of work stood in single file, that unemployment line would stretch the length of the entire American continent.  You would think that any president, whatever his party, would make job creation, and nothing else, his first order of economic business.

But this president didn’t do that.  Instead, we got a long, divisive, all-or-nothing attempt to put the federal government in charge of health care.

Obamacare comes to more than two thousand pages of rules, mandates, taxes, fees, and fines that have no place in a free country.

The president has declared that the debate over government-controlled health care is over.  That will come as news to the millions of Americans who will elect Mitt Romney so we can repeal Obamacare.

And the biggest, coldest power play of all in Obamacare came at the expense of the elderly.

You see, even with all the hidden taxes to pay for the health care takeover, even with new taxes on nearly a million small businesses, the planners in Washington still didn’t have enough money.  They needed more.  They needed hundreds of billions more.  So, they just took it all away from Medicare.  Seven hundred and sixteen billion dollars, funneled out of Medicare by President Obama.  An obligation we have to our parents and grandparents is being sacrificed, all to pay for a new entitlement we didn’t even ask for.  The greatest threat to Medicare is Obamacare, and we’re going to stop it.

And another on Obama’s spending and debt:

Obamacare, as much as anything else, explains why a presidency that began with such anticipation now comes to such a disappointing close.

It began with a financial crisis; it ends with a job crisis.

It began with a housing crisis they alone didn’t cause; it ends with a housing crisis they didn’t correct.

It began with a perfect Triple-A credit rating for the United States; it ends with a downgraded America.

It all started off with stirring speeches, Greek columns, the thrill of something new.  Now all that’s left is a presidency adrift, surviving on slogans that already seem tired, grasping at a moment that has already passed, like a ship trying to sail on yesterday’s wind.

President Obama was asked not long ago to reflect on any mistakes he might have made.  He said, well, “I haven’t communicated enough.”  He said his job is to “tell a story to the American people” – as if that’s the whole problem here? He needs to talk more, and weneed to be better listeners?

Ladies and gentlemen, these past four years we have suffered no shortage of words in the White House.  What’s missing is leadership in the White House.  And the story that Barack Obama does tell, forever shifting blame to the last administration, is getting old.  The man assumed office almost four years ago – isn’t it about time he assumed responsibility?

In this generation, a defining responsibility of government is to steer our nation clear of a debt crisis while there is still time.  Back in 2008, candidate Obama called a $10 trillion national debt “unpatriotic” – serious talk from what looked to be a serious reformer.

Yet by his own decisions, President Obama has added more debt than any other president before him, and more than all the troubled governments of Europe combined.  One president, one term, $5 trillion in new debt.

He created a bipartisan debt commission. They came back with an urgent report.  He thanked them, sent them on their way, and then did exactly nothing.

Republicans stepped up with good-faith reforms and solutions equal to the problems.  How did the president respond?  By doing nothing – nothing except to dodge and demagogue the issue.

So here we are, $16 trillion in debt and still he does nothing.  In Europe, massive debts have put entire governments at risk of collapse, and still he does nothing. And all we have heard from this president and his team are attacks on anyone who dares to point out the obvious.

They have no answer to this simple reality: We need to stop spending money we don’t have.

And one more on Obama’s assault on job creators:

After four years of government trying to divide up the wealth, we will get America creating wealth again. With tax fairness and regulatory reform, we’ll put government back on the side of the men and women who create jobs, and the men and women who need jobs.

My Mom started a small business, and I’ve seen what it takes. Mom was 50 when my Dad died.  She got on a bus every weekday for years, and rode 40 miles each morning to Madison.  She earned a new degree and learned new skills to start her small business.  It wasn’t just a new livelihood.  It was a new life.  And it transformed my Mom from a widow in grief to a small businesswoman whose happiness wasn’t just in the past.  Her work gave her hope.  It made our family proud.  And to this day, my Mom is my role model.

Behind every small business, there’s a story worth knowing.  All the corner shops in our towns and cities, the restaurants, cleaners, gyms, hair salons, hardware stores – these didn’t come out of nowhere.  A lot of heart goes into each one.  And if small businesspeople say they made it on their own, all they are saying is that nobody else worked seven days a week in their place.  Nobody showed up in their place to open the door at five in the morning.  Nobody did their thinking, and worrying, and sweating for them.  After all that work, and in a bad economy, it sure doesn’t help to hear from their president that government gets the credit.  What they deserve to hear is the truth: Yes, you did build that.

We have a plan for a stronger middle class, with the goal of generating 12 million new jobs over the next four years.

In a clean break from the Obama years, and frankly from the years before this president, we will keep federal spending at 20 percent of GDP, or less.  That is enough.  The choice is whether to put hard limits on economic growth, or hard limits on the size of government, and we choose to limit government.

And one more on liberty and personal responsibility:

College graduates should not have to live out their 20s in their childhood bedrooms, staring up at fading Obama posters and wondering when they can move out and get going with life.  Everyone who feels stuck in the Obama economy is right to focus on the here and now.  And I hope you understand this too, if you’re feeling left out or passed by: You have not failed, your leaders have failed you.

None of us have to settle for the best this administration offers – a dull, adventureless journey from one entitlement to the next, a government-planned life, a country where everything is free but us.

Listen to the way we’re spoken to already, as if everyone is stuck in some class or station in life, victims of circumstances beyond our control, with government there to help us cope with our fate.

It’s the exact opposite of everything I learned growing up in Wisconsin, or at college in Ohio.  When I was waiting tables, washing dishes, or mowing lawns for money, I never thought of myself as stuck in some station in life.  I was on my own path, my own journey, an American journey where I could think for myself, decide for myself, define happiness for myself.  That’s what we do in this country.  That’s the American Dream.  That’s freedom, and I’ll take it any day over the supervision and sanctimony of the central planners.

This was the speech of the convention, which is why I am blogging on it. Don’t miss it.

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Paul Ryan speaks at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation in May 2012

Since he’s the VP, I thought I’d post a recent long form video of Paul Ryan discussing economic policy. The introductions end at 6:30.

I recent blogged a few clips of Paul Ryan engaging with Democrats, in case you want to see him in action, as well

Free “Indivisible” booklet explains fiscal and social conservatism

Are you a fusionist? I am. A fusionist is someone who thinks that social conservatism and fiscal conservatism go together hand in hand. You can’t be just one or the other – you have to be both. Because if you want to achieve one goal, you’ll achieve it better by also working on the other goal in parallel.

Here’s how the new VP Paul Ryan explains it during a June 2009 the Hudson Institute conference speech:

A “libertarian” who wants limited government should embrace the means to his freedom: thriving mediating institutions that create the moral preconditions for economic markets and choice. A “social issues” conservative with a zeal for righteousness should insist on a free market economy to supply the material needs for families, schools, and churches that inspire moral and spiritual life. In a nutshell, the notion of separating the social from the economic issues is a false choice. They stem from the same root.

Now here is a nice booklet about fusionism put out by the Heritage Foundation, my favorite think tank. The booklet is called “Indivisible” and the book chapters are all available as individual PDFs.

Here’s the booklet description:

What do marriage, family, and religion have to do with property, free exchange, and profit? Washington policy circles may separate these into so-called “social” and “economic” issue sets, but for millions of Americans the dividing lines fade away in the reality of everyday life. Together these core social and economic ideas form the foundation of American liberty. Indivisible is a unique set of essays by well-known social and economic conservatives—each writing from the other’s perspective—to show the interdependence of these principles in advancing freedom and human dignity.

So the social conservatives are writing about fiscal issues, and the fiscal conservatives are writing about social issues.

Here’s the list of people and topics:

Civil Society
Moral Arguments for Limiting Government
Joseph G. Lehman
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The Value of Wages
Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr.
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Rule of Law
Economic Prosperity Requires the Rule
of Law
J. Kenneth Blackwell
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Why Faith Is a Good Investment
Arthur Brooks, Ph.D., and Robin Currie
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The Cause of Life Can’t be Severed from the Cause of Freedom
Representative Paul Ryan
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International Trade
Why Trade Works for Family, Community, and Sovereignty
Ramesh Ponnuru
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Free Exchange
Morality and Economic Freedom
Jim Daly with Glenn T. Stanton
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A Culture of Responsibility
Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D.
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The Limited-Government Case for Marriage
Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D.
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Property and the Pursuit of Happiness
Representative Michele Bachmann
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Prophets and Profit
Marvin Olasky, Ph.D.
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Conserving Creation
Tony Perkins
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Washington’s War on the Family and Free Enterprise
Stephen Moore
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A Unified Vision for Education Choice
Randy Hicks
Download PDF

And Jay Richards gave the introduction.

My two favorite chapters are Jennifer Roback Morse and Michele Bachmann, of course. I have the actual printed booklet, and it’s all wrinkled on the edges because I read it while doing post-workout cardio. The essays are just 4-6 pages long.

Analyzing Romney’s choice of Paul Ryan for VP

The Wall Street Journal says that Romney wanted to pair up criticism of the Obama economy with Paul Ryan’s reform plan.

Mr. Romney is signaling that he realizes he needs a mandate if he is elected, which means putting his reform ideas before the American people for a clear endorsement. He is treating the public like grown-ups, in contrast to President Obama’s focus on divisive and personal character attacks.

The Ryan choice also suggests that Mr. Romney understands that to defeat Mr. Obama he’ll have to do more than highlight the President’s economic failures. He must also show Americans that he has a tangible, specific reform agenda that will produce faster growth and rising incomes.

Mr. Ryan is well equipped to help him promote such an agenda. The seven-term Congressman grew up in the GOP’s growth wing and supply-side ranks as a protege of Jack Kemp. Far from being a typical House Republican, he was a dissenter from the Tom DeLay do-little Congress in the last decade. He began talking about his reform blueprint in the George W. Bush years when everyone said he was committing political suicide.

[…]In Mr. Ryan, [Democrats] face a conservative advocate who knows the facts and philosophy of his arguments. He is well-liked and makes his case with a cheerful sincerity that can’t easily be caricatured as extreme. He carries his swing Wisconsin district easily though it often supports Democrats for President.

This may be why, in his meetings with House Republicans, Mr. Obama has always shied away from directly debating Mr. Ryan on health care and spending. He changed the subject or moved on to someone else. The President knows that Mr. Ryan knows more about the budget and taxes than he does, and that the young Republican can argue the issues in equally moral terms.

In moral terms, just like Arthur Brooks of the AEI urges conservatives to do.

The conclusion of the article explains Romney’s strategy:

In his remarks on Saturday in Norfolk, Mr. Ryan also hit on what is likely to be an emerging Romney theme: leadership that tells Americans the truth. “We will honor you, our fellow citizens, by giving you the right and opportunity to make the choice,” he said. “What kind of country do we want to have? What kind of people do we want to be?”

The underlying assumption is that at this moment of declining real incomes and national self-doubt, Americans won’t fall for the same old easy demagoguery. They want to hear serious ideas debated seriously. The contrast couldn’t be greater with a President who won’t run on his record and has offered not a single idea for a second term.

In choosing Mr. Ryan, Mr. Romney is betting that Americans know how much trouble their country is in, and that they will reward the candidate who pays them the compliment of offering solutions that match the magnitude of the problems.

Another editorial in the WSJ agrees that Ryan is there to provide a positive agenda.

Mr. Ryan provides the crucial shift in emphasis, the opportunity to go on offense. We will now have a focus on, and explanation of, the choice between stagnation and renewal. This is what Mr. Ryan excels at—not just crafting ideas, but explaining them in a positive and serious way. This ability is why the congressman—despite his supposedly extremist reform blueprint and budget (says the left)—has continued to win a district that in 2010 went for Mr. Obama.

[…]The first pitch to… voters came with Mr. Romney’s introduction of Mr. Ryan on Saturday, in which the campaign made clear it intends to use this pick as a way of underlining the intellectual poverty of the Obama campaign. Mr. Romney spoke of Mr. Ryan’s “integrity,” his “seriousness,” his “intellectual leadership,” and his refusal to “demonize his opponents”—traits for which Mr. Ryan is well-known.

The introduction was designed to highlight the Obama campaign’s own relentless smear attacks, and its focus on the trivial. This is the first sign of Mr. Ryan’s influence, since the strategy is clearly modeled on the congressman’s own history of winning on ideas against opponents who resort to cheap attack.

My own view of this pick of Ryan is that he is exactly what the country needs. When you contrast Paul Ryan with a typical Democrat like that Georgetown feminist student who demanded that the taxpayers provide her with free contraceptives, then we win.

My previous post on Paul Ryan has some clips of him engaging with Democrats. He’s very, very good at it.

Who is Paul Ryan? What are his political views and positions?

Let’s see whether Paul Ryan has what it takes to push the Tea Party agenda in a debate situation.

Paul Ryan vs Barack Obama:

Paul Ryan vs Debbie Wasserman-Schultz:

Paul Ryan vs Tim Geithner:

Paul Ryan against MSNBC leftist Chris Matthews:

Paul Ryan can really debate economic issues – he is the Chair of House Budge Committee, after all. The focus of this election will now be on the economy, where it belongs, and the Democrats will be forced to discuss specifics.

Not only can he debate, but he explains our economic situation well:

He can explain this stuff to you and I. He can explain this stuff to Democrats and Independents.

By the way, Paul Ryan has a perfect score on the pro-life issue, and he has even written about his pro-life views on his Congressional web site.

Here is an excerpt in which he contrasts the Supreme Court decision on abortion with the Supreme Court decision with racial discrimination:

Twice in the past the U.S. Supreme Court—charged with being the guardian of rights—has failed so drastically in making this crucial determination that it “disqualified” a whole category of human beings, with profoundly tragic results.

The first time was in the 1857 case, Dred Scott v. Sandford. The Court held, absurdly, that Africans and their American descendants, whether slave or free, could not be citizens with a right to go to court to enforce contracts or rights or for any other reason. Why? Because “among the whole human race,” the Court declared, “the enslaved African race were not intended to be included…[T]hey had no rights which the white man was bound to respect.” In other words, persons of African origin did not “qualify” as human beings for purposes of protecting their natural rights. It was held that, since the white man did not recognize them as having such rights, they didn’t have them. The implication was that Africans were property—things that white persons could choose to buy and sell. In contrast, whites did “qualify,” so government protected their natural rights.

Every person in this country was wounded the day this dreadful opinion was handed down by this nation’s highest tribunal. It made a mockery of the American idea that human equality and rights were given by God and recognized by government, not constructed by governments or ethnic groups by consensus vote. The abhorrent decision directly led to terrible bloodshed and opened up a racial gap that has never been completely overcome. The second time the Court failed in a case regarding the definition of “human” was in Roe v. Wade in 1973, when the Supreme Court made virtually the identical mistake. At what point in time does a human being exist, the state of Texas asked. The Court refused to answer: “We need not resolve the difficult question of when life begins. When those trained in the respective disciplines of medicine, philosophy, and theology are unable to arrive at any consensus, the judiciary, at this point in the development of man’s knowledge, is not in a position to speculate as to the answer.” In other words, the Court would not “qualify” unborn children as living persons whose human rights must be guaranteed.

Who wrote that? Scott Klusendorf? No – Paul Ryan!

He actually opposes focusing only on fiscal issues at the expense of social issues – this man is a man who social conservatives can get behind.

He is also solid on national defense.

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) gave a speech Thursday to the Alexander Hamilton Society in Washington. If one is looking for clues as to Ryan’s interests beyond chairing the House Budget Committee, a speech, as he put it, to “a room full of national security experts about American foreign policy” would merit attention.

…Ryan delivered an above-the-fray talk on the subject of American uniqueness (a less loaded term) and the myth that American decline in inevitable. He posited, “Our fiscal policy and our foreign policy are on a collision course; and if we fail to put our budget on a sustainable path, then we are choosing decline as a world power.”

Ryan contends that the debt crisis is not a bookkeeping problem or even simply a domestic problem; it is about maintaining our status as a superpower and about American values.

[…]He plainly is not with the cut-and-run set on Afghanistan. “Although the war has been long and the human costs high, failure would be a blow to American prestige and would reinvigorate al-Qaeda, which is reeling from the death of its leader. Now is the time to lock in the success that is within reach.” Nor can he be accused of wanting to “go it alone.” “The Obama administration has taken our allies for granted and accepted too willingly the decline of their capacity for international action. Our alliances were vital to our victory in the Cold War, and they need to be revitalized to see us through the 21st century.”

As for China, he bats down the idea that we should go along to get along… He’s clear that China has “very different values and interests from our own.”

And finally on defense spending, he rejects the sort of penny-pinching isolationism of Jon Huntsman or Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.).

I have blogged about Paul Ryan continuously over the life of this blog – probably second only to Michele Bachmann. Definitely more than my other favorites Marco Rubio and Bobby Jindal. I think it’s telling that Romney chose one of my 4 favorites.

So we are basically getting a full spectrum conservative (social, fiscal, defense) who can debate calmly and confidently, and with the support of evidence. Ryan also has a solidly middle-class background. I now predict a Romney-Ryan victory in November.

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These Boots. . .

Of course, this is one example of how just the beginning words of a song

can send you back in time, evoke memories or irritate you, depending on

the particular words! “These boots are made for walking…” sung by Nancy

Sinatra, came out in February, 1966. The lyrics and melody were written

by Lee Hazelwood.

Of course, these boots were an example of figurative speech and they were

usually viewed during this era to be, “go go boots!” I would like to switch over

to pre-Civil War days, when good ole’ cowboy boots were more prevalent.

Some interesting facts are they came about due to necessity, ability to handle

all sorts of inclement weather and using leather to hold up, for the long haul.

I had not realized that the heels were made to be tall, to be able to latch onto

the stirrups on the side of the horse, attached to the saddle.

Many of you out West and South know the purpose to cowboy boots, I always

viewed them as ‘cute’ boots that my brothers wore with their leather vests

and chaps, along with the accompaniment of a “Sheriff” badge, made out of

stamped tin silver.

My oldest daughter was quite fond of the ability to slide her tights-encased

feet into her Daddy’s little boy cowboy boots. They were made of  rugged dark

brown leather with tan stitching, that looked like ropes lassoing and winding

around. She had discovered that the more you wear the leather boots, the more

they ‘fit’ and conform to your feet.

I loved the way she was my ‘frilly’ girl, wearing dresses into her grade school

years. Those cowboy boots were easy to slip on, then clomp around in, making

quite a racket on hardwood floors! The third year she saw Santa Claus in her life,

with her wearing a pretty Christmas dress and white tights on, is my favorite

pose of hers wearing boots! No ‘go go boots,’ for her! I have a picture of her

wearing a pair of high heeled black dress boots on the day of her best friend,

Jennifer’s 21st birthday that nearly meets the high emotions I get when I see her

on that Christmas, 1983!

When I saw Willie Nelson’s photograph, in a beautiful pair of smooth and

shiny black leather cowboy boots,  inside of my recent “AARP Magazine” and

gracing the cover of my daughter’s “Rolling Stones” magazine, too. Later after

getting my mail seeing the still ‘mighty fine’ man, Jeff Bridges on the outside

cover. Then inside he is talking about his days in western movies, like “Crazy

Heart”  and “True Grit,” (remade) where he wore cowboy boots. . .

I just had to learn more about cowboy boots!

There is an author, Jennifer June, whose recent book, “Art and Sole,” came

out with all kinds of modern pieces of artwork in decorating cowboy boots

that is well worth skimming and like I did, looking at the fantastic art on

current boots. Isn’t that the cleverest title?

Side tracking,  I enjoyed years ago (1993) a great movie, called, “Heart and

Souls.” If you wish to think of what is happening in the hearafter, with a

big dose of humor and fun,  check out this one! I am so pleased that the

members of this movie, are all still with us, gracing the ‘silver screen.’

With Robert Downey, Jr., Alfre Woodard, Charles Grodin, Elisabeth Shue

and Kyra Sedgwick, this is a four star movie cast!

The subject of cowboy boots, with its incredible industry with various

successful companies really could fill  several books! Country western stars,

some who may have never ridden a horse grace the musical scene. The show,

“Nashville,” made it through two seasons, I believe.

“Red Wings,” is a big name in cowboy boots and work boots, too. The artists

who are part of the company, “Rocket Busters,” stitch and design, paint and

create flair using boot leather as their “canvas.” Looking at many of the lovely

patterns, I decided if I ever lived near horses, were going out to enjoy a date

with a cowboy, I would choose their “Chandelier” design. Another company to

check out, its roots in Texas, is Justin Brand Boots, or simply “Justin’s boots.”

In honor of Willie Nelson I will share a few of his passions:

He loves the woman he married in 1991, Annie. He loves his sons and thinks that

when them, Micah, Lucas and he play their guitars and sing, they are ‘as good as

it gets.’ For 50 years or more, his sister, Bobbie, has been part of his bus touring

group. His two daughters, Amy and Lana, also like to travel on the road with

He is a big supporter of migrant workers, enjoys seeking home grown vegetables

and fruits, in a fair market value system. He is supportive of farmers all across

the world. Willie is 81 and just passed this fifth degree black belt in Korean

martial arts!

Willie’s song on his album, “Band of Brothers,” I recommend to you. It is

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“Don’t slow down – – –

They might be gaining on you!”

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Roy Rogers wore them.

Roy made the boots quite popular!

I cannot help myself, I wanted you to know Roy’s ‘real’ name was Leonard

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Andrew McCarthy was one of my ‘heroes’ in movies of the 90’s.

He was a quiet, unassuming young man in some of them, the

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some, they were mostly going through a phase but Andrew

McCarthy admits to being an alcoholic and becoming sober in

Andrew made his ‘fortune’ in movies, then went on to become

a director, along with his new pursuit of being a travel

writer for “National Geographic Traveler.” It has been a

year since he had his book published, “The Longest Way

Home: One Man’s Quest for the Courage to Settle Down.”

In this book, he uses an unusual approach with his travel

writing, going through his anecdotal life’s journey up

until he took off to explore the world. He uses his varied

experiences as actor, director and writing production

scenes to look at the way nature, history, and landmark

places fit into his world view.

He likes more the idea of the journey, rather than the

outcome. He likes meeting varied peoples, like when he

rode along with hundreds of Brazilians in hammocks,

their scenery the length of the Amazon River.

He enjoyed a two month long trip through 7 countries

to see, from South Africa through to Tanzania. There

are photographs, for readers that like visuals, in his

gorgeous book. In 2005, he took his 8 year old son to

the Sahara Desert. The vastness of the sand, his seeing

the distinctive mountains of sand, had an impact on his

Another wonderful and life-changing trip was on the

“Camino de Santiago,” which begins in France and crosses

the Pyrenees Mountains, and ends in Santiago de Compostela.

He felt that trip ‘changed his life,’ probably the most.

(Read more about this, and other travels in his book or

in book reviews!) His discoveries in Laos, Cmabodia and

Viet Nam ‘thrilled him.’

In a quotation that reveals Andrew McCarthy’s world view

and philosophy:

“People don’t travel because they’re afraid. I don’t think

it’s (about) time. I think it’s fear. If we traveled the

world, we’d be less fearful of people, and if we were less

fearful then, the world would react to us less fearfully.

My goal is to change the world, one trip at a time.”

Andrew’s “hero” and mentor for his trips goes back to Mark

Twain’s cross country, American journeys in his lifetime.

Here is one of McCarthy’s favorite Twain quotation:

“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.”

Andrew McCarthy, also a husband and father, sometimes feels

‘lonely’ at home. He tries to explain ‘loneliness’ to others

by saying it is like missing opportunities and adventures.

Compared to being on the road, where he never feels ‘alone.’

Because of seeking and finding others in places that he will

learn more about, loneliness is different during his travels.

There is an expectancy and excitement to being away from home,

in an unfamiliar place. Although I did not see the word ‘bliss’

anywhere in his reviews or interviews, I feel Andrew McCarthy

has found just that.

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Daerius Washington: Washington is a player that Syracuse was very heavily involved with and wanted to lure to the Big East. He is a solidly built outside linebacker with good speed and the ability to cover a lot of field. He can make an immediate impact.
Terran Williams: Williams chose the Hilltoppers over options such as South Florida and Iowa State. He is a tall, lean linebacker with good speed. He can play either the Will or Sam position and lend support in both the run and pass game. He is a physical tackler who can be a double-digit tackler regularly throughout his career.
Champ Lewis: Lewis is a rangy safety that can cover a lot of ground. He also has the size that you look for in a safety. His greatest attribute though is that he is a punishing downhill hitter who loves to play going towards the line of scrimmage
Marquis Sumler: Sumler's nickname is 'Tank' and it is fitting as he is a punishing running back who runs hard with his shoulder down and will take on opposing defenders. He has good speed and can stretch a play outside and then turn the corner. He will also be an asset in the passing game as he possesses soft hands.
Lawrence Campbell: I think the sleeper of the class is defensive end Lawrence Campbell. Campbell is nicknamed 'Stretch' and it is fitting as he has long, wiry arms that allow him to get his hand on the ball carrier and make a play. Last season was his first heavily focused on the football field and he produced good results, but his best days are ahead of him.
Eric Robinson-Berry: (Farrell): Robinson-Berry is a kid I've seen in person and he has a lot of talent, he's a big, tall corner with good hops and excellent speed. He looked like a BCS corner to me when I saw him so WKU is getting a steal and a guy I think can play from day one.
IHS: But the big question is what makes WKU's class the top 2011 recruiting class in the Sun Belt Conference?:
Nee: "Overall, I am very impressed by what Willie Taggart and the Western Kentucky staff did with regards to their recruiting efforts in the 2011 class. The Hilltoppers addressed needs and also added some BCS level prospects in a well-rounded class."
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One of the most celebrated singers of her time, Linda Ronstadt looks back on her 40-year career in her memoir, “Simple Dreams.” Ronstadt joins us to discuss her career, which brought her 12 Grammy awards and an Emmy, her political activism and her recent battle with Parkinson’s disease.

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Linda Ronstadt, singer, performer and author of "Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir"

  • Ehkzu

    I met Linda Ronstadt when she moved into the shotgun duplex in Santa Monica–within earshot of the beach–where I was living when I was a senior at UCLA, back in the 60’s. She had just arrived from Arizona with her band. We once went to see Maria Muldaur perform. I was impressed by what a genuine person she seemed to be, grounded, with a sense of humor, and intellectually curious as well. Of course she was also so charismatic and talented that I suspect many males couldn’t form complete sentences in her presence. But that hotness was wrapped around a lively mind–as shown by her musical explorations. I particularly enjoyed her renditions of traditional Mexican music.

    I never thought she’d join the 27 club, and I’m glad she’s still alive and kicking, Parkinson’s notwithstanding. Someone once asked the boulevardier Maurice Chevalier what it was like to be so old and creaky on his 80th birthday, having once been such a dashing man about town. He thought for a moment and replied “Well, considering the alternative, it’s not so bad.”

    Best wishes to Ms. Ronstadt. I’m sure those who are fortunate enough to be her friends now are glad that she’s in their lives–not because of who she was, but because of who she obviously still is.

  • Jim

    Thanks for all the joy your music brought. Great singer, great person.

  • DoWhatYouLove

    It’s wonderful listening to Ms. Ronstadt this morning. There’s a happiness and joy in her voice that makes me happy to hear her speak.

    I’ll look for her new book… I hope there’s an audio book version narrated by her.

    Thank you for sharing your stories this morning.

    Brian Giorgi

  • Ehkzu

    Two musical traditions I never heard Ms. Ronstadt sing or discuss are Portuguese Fado and Bulgarian women’s (largely acapella) choral music. Both blend in Western European music with a very different tradition–West African in the case of Fado, Turkish modal music in the case of Bulgarian. With these and other musics, I wonder whether Ms. Ronstadt has ever looked past America’s more familiar musical roots.

    EDIT ADD: Glad to hear she’s looked into Bulgarian. Now what about Fado–as with the renditions of Mariza and Dulce Pontes?

  • Skip Conrad

    The arguments Linda is stating about immigration reform seems to indicate that these Mexican people would be much better off staying home, and living in the culture that they know. In the US, these illegal immigrants are exposed to organized crime, expensive taxes, prey to exploitation, etc. The answer is to enforce our immigration laws. Why can’t you see that, Linda?

    • Skip Conrad

      If the issue is really NAFTA, Linda, why then aren’t you lobbying for the repeal of NAFTA?

    • Skip Conrad

      And if, as you suggest, people start migrating illegally from the US to Mexico, the Mexican authorities are not going to put up with it. That’s a crazy idea, Linda.

    • jurgispilis

      Under NAFTA, any Mexican can get a temporary border crossing card to enter the US, which makes the “family separation” argument totally bogus.

    • Kurt thialfad

      It’s like a cute puppy. How can you not want these beautiful, friendly, wholesome, organic, industrious, indigenous people to cross illegally into your country, and sell you tacos and dig ditches until, of course, you get nailed by an unlicensed driver who flees the accident scene, or you lose your job to a foreign worker, or your local hospital closes down, or the drop out rate at the local high school goes through the roof. Granted they do have beautiful music and song, but so do we.

  • Fyza Parviz

    I grew up in Peshawar Pakistan and my parents were huge fans of yours and I loved the video of one love get closer. I had my mom sew me a red polka dot dress like you wore in the video and I started kindergarten wearing that dress. Just wanted to share my memory 🙂

  • erin giordano

    there is a problem with the live stream, its repeating the same clip over and over! I hope we get to hear the interview in its entirety. Loved hearing Linda’s comments about the McGarrigle sisters.

  • Thais da Rosa

    Hi, Linda! Have so enjoyed all these interviews you given lately… always so straight forward and honest. Miguel, Gabi and I send you our love. Saudos a los ninos. Ten cuidado.

  • lalameda

    I saw Linda in The Pirates of Penzance at the Austin Lyric Opera several years ago.

  • Betty McNiel

    Linda is bringing back many memories for me today, from my years in Tucson in the late 70s, early 80’s: the jet sounds and train whistles, my lifelong love for horses and desert riding. I worked at the Mountain Oyster Club, a stone’s throw from Ronstadts’ Hardware, and her father was by far the nicest member of that club. As I recall, he loved going to the Wildcats’ football games, and would get an entire pecan pie from the club to bring to each game. Thanks, Linda, for bringing us so much great music over the years, and I hope you will be on horseback once more before long.

  • ccaufield

    I have loved Linda Ronstadt’s music from the time I first heard “Different Drum”. Her music comes from the heart, and when I hear it I can’t help but want to sing along. When I was younger, occasionally, my friends and I would imagine what we could be if we were able to do anything. My response always, “I’d be Linda Ronstadt”.

  • Ingrid

    Canciones de Mi Padre was a huge gift to my large Mexican American family. Some of us grew up in Mexico, some of us have never been there, but that album was a celebration of our culture for all of us. It played at all our gatherings and brought us together. And thanks to Frenesi, I learned Perfidia which made my Tios so happy.. Thank you.

  • Lee

    Linda, I was so proud of you when you spoke out against the Bush and the Iraq war. It was a shame you were told to leave your performance in Las Vegas. Thank you for many happier gym days in my advanced age, listening to your albums makes it bearable.

  • Alexandra Jenkins

    I’m thrilled to hear Ms. Ronstadt today. I grew up with her music during the late 70’s. My Dad was a huge fan, and he raised me solo. At the ages of 5-6-7, the songs of Simple Dreams and her then “Greatest Hits” provided support for my every childhood mood. I remember listening to Poor poor Pitiful Me and Blue Bayou as I played with my Barbie dolls! Thank you so much, Ms. Ronstadt, for being a powerful female presence in my young life!

  • Jan Lavelle

    I was diagnosed with PD at age 45 and I’m now 49 and listening to you speak about living with PD is inspiring. People tell me as well that I have an incredibly positive attitude. I believe that is what is slowing the disease for me. I am one of the owners of Harmonia, formally the Record Plant recording studio, where I know you’ve spent some time. I would enjoy sharing my experiences with you and my new business venture. It would be amazing to work with you to support people living with PD. Would you please contact me at, Thanks for your honesty about living with Parkinson’s.

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  1. Hello friends! Quick question (that has probably been discussed a thousand times)....

    I have been a lifelong fan yet outside of the ECW arena, I have never attended a WWE event....
    This Monday it will be @ the Wells Fargo center here in Philly and I'm looking for the best possible seats...
    I am seeing section 5 Row 6 for approx $300 ea. They also have Sec 5 Row 2 for $500 ea. but I really didn't want to drop a grand for 2nd row.... $600 I can deal with... (need 2 tix) .... But I am hearing that the floor isn't that good... Is this true? I'm 6 foot tall so I don't think that would be a problem but what about people holding up signs and stuff? Also, is Sec 5 what you see on TV? What about other sections? I am seeing Sec 113 Row 1 going for like $150 bucks ea. but Im assuming that is maybe just a foot or two above the floor anyway...

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    Thanks a bunch!
  3. Only Row 3 available... section 5.... Is that ok? Meaning, aren't their backs to me during talking... Also, section 113 row 1 is avail.... THOUGHTS!?
  4. Row 6 doesn't sound so far back, go for it.
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    That's row 6, section 105. You can expect something similar I think.
  6. I've been to a few WWE shows both on the floor and lower level. The floor seats aren't elevated at all, they're flat on the ground. Also the ring itself is pretty tall. I went when I was a kid so I had trouble seeing on the floor but if you are 6 foot you should be alright. I still prefer the lower level seats because you get more of an aerial view.
  7. if you went to a TNA event with that kind of cash you'd probably end up ringside.
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  8. The closest I got was 3rd row to the right of the commentator table. Anything away from corners should be fine.
  9. Friends! Tickets are going quick and I still haven't pulled the trigger... Trying to determine if watching the backs of the performers is worth it? The plus side is ill def be on tv but is it worth it? Can't decide... also hearing alot about RAW losing its "appeal" as of late... ughhh... If the ROCK would be there this would be a no brainer! lol
  10. Raw is nothing but a giant Roman Reigns love fest now
  11. Well, the crowd is hardly giving him LOVE. :smirk2:

    Blame Vinnie Mac.
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  1. Damn Crayo you were right...

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  2. Dude you shouldn't be posting pictures of 16 year old girls/
  3. Could actually class as sexual harassment, get ready for the slippery soap.
  4. I was posting them, right? :)) They were just for fun tho. 8D Just no posting in other sites.
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The Niterói Contemporary Art Museum was designed by Oscar Niemeyer with the help of Bruno Contarini an engineer. Its the most famous attraction of Niterói a part of Rio de Janeiro. It has the shape of an UFO and gives a verz nice view of the city of Rio de Janeiro. IFrom there you have an overview of the Guanabara Bay, the Skyline of Rio with the famous Sugarloaf Mountain. This is panorama #3 of 5 360° Fotos in front of the museum taken by Holger Jung-Gercke, INLINEAR.
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Castell-Platja d'Aro is a large holiday resort in the middle of the Costa Brava in Catalonia, Spain

On November 16, 2008 I have had the pleasure to visit this beautiful resort with my dear friends Daniel and Lidia but time was always against me in finishing the panoramas.

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