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Welcome to the Tabernacle of David
The three days of worship in Bendigo 21-23rd February saw worshippers from overseas, many states of Australia and of locals from different denominations, join to honour and proclaim the dominion, authority and power of Jesus the King of kings. There was a major shift in the heavenlies as strongholds came down as the Church worshipped in unity.
Rowena-Anna from Throne room wings ministry in Thailand leading the dancers.
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The Tabernacle of David in Bendigo, Australia is a centre for throne-room worship.
The command of Jesus to worship in Spirit and truth is our aim. There are many expressions of worshippers connecting with God: worship songs, banners, shofars, prophetic intercession and dance. These are experienced at most of our meetings and events.
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We offer opportunities for intimate fellowship, regular corporate worship and intercession,for the whole Body of Christ. We are also involved with outreaching across Australia and other nations.
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Now you are probably wondering what the connection is between worship, wisdom and wealth?
"The starting point for acquiring wisdom is to be consumed with awe as you worship Jehovah-God…Unending wealth and glory comes to those who discover where I (wisdom ) dwells…" (Proverbs 9:10, 12 The Passion Translation)
We all desire long life, success, increased effectiveness, contented living and even wealth. Governments and business are built and driven by society needing these. But wealth is not necessarily gold and silver. The wealthiest person may have no money in the bank but to be loved and have a contented life is wealth money cannot buy. And did you know these actually come from wisdom?
"To live in the worship and awe of God will bring you many years of contented living…Wisdom will extend your life, making every year more fruitful than the one before." (Proverbs 10:27 9:11 TPT)
But it is not the wisdom of governments or business savvy. The wisdom that produces a long contented life and wealth actually begins and start with the worship of Almighty God!
Traditionally Proverbs 9:10 reads, "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom". The word often translated fear actually means to revere reverence and be in awe of.
When we read fear we think of the negative kind which paralyses you, stops you from being yourself and from living your dreams. But the fear of the Lord is totally different. It is good. It means to respect, admire, look up to, and be in awe of. It is a healthy, clean, positive, life giving and life changing fear. It may be a kin to having a fear of sticking a knife into a live electric socket is a healthy fear that gives life. Having fear of a rip current in an ocean is out of respect for the force of nature. The fear one would have in having an audience with a member of the royal family is out of reverent fear for who they are.
Worship and "fear of the Lord" are very close in meaning. The Greek word used in the New Testament for worship is proskuneō and it means to prostrate oneself in homage in respect and reverence (even flat on the face) and to adore. Worship is about responding in awe to the splendour and majesty of God who is beyond our comprehension. We respect Him because He is so big, so powerful. He holds the whole universe in the span of His hands. Holding planet earth in your hand would be amazing…but the whole universe? (Isaiah 40:12) Yet we similarly love and adore Him because His love, mercy and kindness are also beyond our comprehension. What Father would allow His Son to die for millions of ungrateful and rebellious people?
Wisdom begins with worship. Worship has a triple A rating – it begins with awe, amazement and adoration.
The real wealth from worship and wisdom is not measured in a blessed life but the privilege that the Creator of the universe loves us and provided a way for us to have an intimate relationship with Him.
Now that is awesome!
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We live in Bendigo, a regional city in central Victoria, Australia and about 195 kilometres north of Melbourne. Recently the Lord spoke to me about His love—that it is like the Bendigo postcode! Hold that weird thought and I will explain.
I grew up in a Christian home and an evangelical church and intellectually knew all about God's love. But along the way, some of life's challenges made it clear that the knowledge of God's love had not seeped down into my heart. Rather, like a target board at a rifle range, my heart was full of love holes. These holes had been made by jealousies of my gift, severe criticisms and judgments by church leaders, misunderstandings and many rejections from family and friends. As a ministry group we have been slowly and methodically working through much healing with the help of material from Jack Frost in relation to "Embracing Father's Love" and dealing with the orphan heart to be His sons and daughters.
On the day of the postcode revelation the Holy Spirit exhorted me to open up my heart to Him and to absorb and take on board His love. He compared this with when someone speaks criticism of us, or rejects us with thoughtless actions; we so easily "take on board" the hurt. Conversely, when a complement is paid, how often do we struggle to receive it without embarrassment or else question its sincerity and accuracy? We know in our heads that God loves us. But what about deep in our hearts in those spaces that are tender and vulnerable because we have actually absorbed the wound or offense? He said we are to take His love "on board" and let it soak into those deep and raw places.
I then saw the Bendigo postcode flash before my eyes and He said, My love is like the Bendigo postcode, 3550. At first I thought this was a bit odd or that I had heard wrong. But His explanation not only made sense, but was quite amazing.
3 = Love of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit
He said, "Receive my love. It is a gift. Embrace it, take it on board, and take it into your inner being. Where you easily take into yourself criticism and condemnation, it causes grief upon grief. "Gossip is so delicious and how we love to swallow it, slander is easily absorbed into our innermost being." (Proverbs 26:22 The Passion Translation)
5 = represents grace
"My grace is sufficient to get you through whatever challenge you are struggling with. Grace is something I do for you; it is not something you can do for yourself. Grace is not initiated by man. Grace is My ability. Jesus came to earth full of grace—full of love, truth and divine ability. Jesus came as an act of love—an act initiated by Me to reveal the Father's glory and love.
The first deposit of grace you need is My ability to receive and absorb My love and favour—even, and especially when you fail. Criticisms, failures and disappointments make it difficult to receive My love. These question the validity and authenticity of My love. My grace will help you grasp and take My love into your innermost being. Grace will make My love real to you."
5 x 2 = Double grace
"Once you have absorbed My love, the second portion of grace you need is the grace to live in My love so you can give it away to others. Grace is needed to love people, especially when they have hurt you and you do not think or feel that they deserve grace. You need My grace to receive My love and you need My grace to give away My love—grace to receive and grace to give.
Double grace is an essential and a missing key to heal the many divisions and hurts in My body. Many divisions have been caused because My people have, in reality, felt unloved, by Me or by one another. Double grace is needed for My body to be healed to walk in unity and to honour one another."
0 Agape love has zero flesh.
"Agape love is all of Me and nothing of you. There is nothing you can do to be more loved by Me. You cannot do anything to be more worthy of My love. And there is nothing you can do to make yourself love another person.
Only when you are one with Me can you receive and give love. You are one with Me when your flesh is really crucified with Me. It is then that My agape love will flow in My body. Agape love and flesh cannot co-exist. When your flesh is zero there will be no impediment to My love flowing freely among you."
10 "This is love: not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the payment for our sins. 11 Dear friends, if this is the way God loved us, we must also love each other. 12 No man hath seen God at any time. If we love one another, God dwells in us, and his love is perfected in us." 1John 4:9-12
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Hunting season is well underway and according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks spokeswoman Vivica Crowser Elk hunters in Western Montana have been doing better in 2013 than last year.
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I am curious to know how many other peoples' houses look like mine. The walls are covered in every dead thing you can imagine. If the walls aren't covered, then things in the house are made of animal parts.
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Rabbit Fur Tea Cozy
Maxwell's Daily Find 12.25.12
Rabbit Fur Tea Cozy
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• Bellocq Tea Atelier
I had the pleasure of visiting Bellocq's tea shop a week ago (during a driving snow) and, escaping from the cold, tucked into a few tea tastings, a stunning interior and this crazy, had-to-have-it tea accessory: a fur tea cozy. Made of rabbit fur from Spain where the rabbits are eaten and the fur is a byproduct (better than not eaten and just hunted for fur), it is lined inside with lovely fabric, has two buttons on either side to help it close up more snugly, and couldn't keep your tea warmer. It's like having your tea pot run wild on the counter.
This is not available in Bellocq's online store yet, so I may be causing problems, but these are so useful, beautiful and cool I couldn't resist. Email them and please forgive me. xo M
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Er... no. I am almost looking to apply the phrase avant garde.
Yeesh. No. Animal fur and tea do not mix. At some point that thing is going to shed. *shudder*
Nothing there says tea cozy. It looks like someone threw a piece of fur onto a tea pot.
I eat rabbit, & I'm all for using every bit of an animal...but this looks like there's a rat on the table.
At first glance I thought it was a dead raccoon laying on a counter. Ew. And someone needs to clean that cutting board!
Maybe it's the angle it was photographed at, but...it looks like a dead animal on the table, not a tea cozy.
Yup. Nothing says cozy like a dead animal draped over your teapot. This actually looks pretty gross.
I don't hate or judge you, but...I think I many vomit now. Sorry. There is no way I could sit and sip a cup of tea that I had poured from a teapot on which a mound of rabbit fur had just rested. It looks both gross and depressing to me.
To each his/her own...
I think I saw something like this in an episode of Criminal Minds...
That is one of the most unattractive displays I have ever seen. How could someone face the day greeted by that sad display at their table?
That is the ugliest tea cozy ever, and it doesn't even look like it will keep the pot warm anyway, not with those little flaps at the bottom that aren't touching it. Sorry, but this is a fail.
Ew, I also clicked through to the shop page only to find they've named one of their tea blends "Noble Savage". Hipster racism strikes again?
Worst thing I've ever seen on AT.
I always accept others opinions.. but as an animal lover who used to own bunnies, cats, foster kittens, and do work at shelters this breaks my heart :( Im glad the rabbit was used for more than its fur, but id kill myself if someone gave that to me. If it was fake fur then hey, it COULD be stylish (sew on some cute ears and a cute nose) but knowing its real fur makes me so sad. I know its our way of life to eat animals, and im not a vegetarian.. but please dont leave a poor little real dead rabbit over your tea, I dont care if it has cute fabric on it. If anyone likes this look please please like I stated before.. find a fake fur one. :(
@everyone. My thoughts exactly.
Um - I can't take this one either. What if my cat decided to attack the tea pot? Oh - wait - I sense a viral video in the making!
it looks like something a serial killer would do, "I killed it myself and skinned it, now it keeps my tea warm." Go to Silence of the Lambs tableware dot com.
Good to know that a rabbit's life is worth something to capitalists. Really disgusting.
April Fools is still 6 days away.
I thought there was a dead raccoon on the table..
My only gripe with this is that it's not washable, and tea cozies inevitably get tea spilled on them. Maybe this would be nice on your grandmother's tea pot in a curio cabinet, but it is certainly not practical for everyday use.
I do agree that if folks are going to eat rabbits, they may as well use every part instead of killing other rabbits for fur and wasting their meat -- and just because some people eat meat does not make them evil capitalists or serial killers. That judgmental hyperbole is really unnecessary and off-putting.
With better, darker lighting, this arrangement would look like a Rembrandt still life...dead animals and all....
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who finds this sad and horrid. Poor bunnies and poor taste.
This is the first AT post that EVERYONE seems to agree on!
"Would you like one lump with your roadkill or two?"
That is absolutely horrific! How sad and disgusting.
Eww I thought something died after eating something from the cup!! And I read this right after finishing my morning tea.. Feeling qeasy:(
I'm vegan. I chose not to exploit the voiceless for my own benefit. I accept the fact that not everyone wants to give up eating meat and other animal products. However, I draw the line at promoting the use of fur and leather, both real and fake, for clothing and home decoration. More often than not, so-called fake fur is dog/cat fur. Guess what the "leather" is? I am appalled that AT would feature something that is cruel, ugly and unhygenic. There is so much to choose from without harming any living creature.
For your information: http://news.msn.com/pop-culture/marc-jacobs-faux-fur-coats-found-to-contain-real-raccoon-dog-fur
Yeah, it's not my cup of tea either. Listen if this is really your thing, take care of the dead animal cozy. If the hide dries out and starts to shed you're going to be picking rabbit fur out of your tea.
This has to be a joke.
Surely you can't be serious...
Nasty roadkill tea cozy. The butcher knives are an appropriate decorative accessory for it. Why?
Everyone seems united on the opinion of that tea cozy, and I'm with the crowd here. I don't find it appealing in the least. All the things we see and use in our homes should give us pleasure and make us happy. This bunny fur tea cozy makes me sad. I could never enjoy my tea.
Hey, there's a hare in my tea...
WTF are you thinking? Did somebody's kid do this posting?
Ah, but think of how many hits the post will bring!
Let me just say: I am a person who wears fur pieces and gets a kick out of taxidermy squirrels.
However, this is disgusting, tacky, and just wrong. Fur has no place on an eating surface or near food, it's a sloppy design, and I guarantee it doesn't even keep the tea warm. Epic failure and waste of a animal. If you're going to kill something for it's meat and fur you'd better do a decent job with it!!
Oh dear, I might have nightmares about that. It's vile; I agree that it looks like roadkill--on a table, where food is eaten, gah.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, wow that is butt ugly. I mean. Wow.
"It's like having your tea pot run wild on the counter."... and you'd want this why??
I'm all for not wasting the fur of an animal that has been harvested for food, but this is just wrong on every imaginable level...gross, tacky, sad, impractical, tasteless, weird, inappropriate....either a very bizarre joke or a complete lapse in judgement.
The idea behind it is great, actually. Rabbit is one of the most sustainable sources of meat, and I believe one should use every part of the animal if it's going to be killed for food. However, I think that they should be selling the fur to fashion retailers so that we can finally put an end to the brutal deaths of animals raised for their fur (for example raccoon dogs in China, which are skinned alive for those fur-trimmed coats everyone wears around here). Also because this just looks sloppy and ugly.
These comments are hilarious and I agree completely. It took me awhile to figure out what was going on in the picture. The spout looks a bit like a claw. Horrible, just horrible. Please tell me this is a joke.
I gotta agree with everyone this has to be a joke. I'm really curious now to see what Maxwell's other finds have been.
I gotta agree with everyone this has to be a joke. I'm really curious now to see what Maxwell's other finds have been.
I also love the fact that he seems to believe we're also going to rush out to get this by wondering if he's causing problems since they're not available online yet.
Is this a joke? I'm glad to hear that Spain has a practice of utilizing the entire animal, but this looks like an animal snuck in and died on your counter.
What no one is mentioning Meret Oppenheimer?
Wow... unanimously "wrongness" achieved. A first on here! And that's coming from a reformed hunter AND architectural photographer. While sustainable fur (kind of an oxymoron, imo - since you're perpetuating killing a life to sustain its fur) is slightly applaudable... have you ever smelled a damp pelt?... teapots steam. This photo might actually drive me to veganism, yet.
I ::hope:: the "forgive me" is a tip off that it's an early April Fool's joke. Ugh.
Either an early April Fool's joke, or Maxwell is getting some sort of financial kickback for endorsing it.
I don't care to have an argument about whether this is ethical, but more importantly, it is not sensible, not attractive, and not necessary, so I can only assume it's been created for shock value. Furthermore, if you're claiming something so frivolous as a tea cozy for up to $34 (!!) as "have-to-have-it," you really have lost your way.
Apartment Thereapy started as an alternative to the ridiculous, glossy design magazines that promoted a lifestyle out of reach of the rest of us. It may seem silly to talk about an interior design blog as having a mission, but AT really did. It claimed that everyone had the right to enjoy a beautiful, healthy home, and that living consciously is living richly, no matter how much space or money you have.
As "jump the shark" is to TV shows, I'm afraid "rabbit fur tea cozy" is going to be to Apartment Therapy.
As a vegetarian, I think this is gross, but I'm surprised by the reaction by so many who presumably also eat meat. I mean, why is this problematic if the animal was used for food? It's a bit hypocritical to call this gross or unseemly when you snarf down dead animals on a regular basis. It's not like this was produced from bunnies who's bodies were discarded.
On another note, this does look like some kind of joke. The stained and dirty butcher block, the almost all gone tea with remaining leaf bits, the shopping bag in the background... not the normal production quality from AT, let alone it's CEO and Founder, and the subject matter is designed to generate hits and comments.
Because it looks like a dead animal on the table. Generally those of us that eat meat don't have animal carcasses lying around our kitchens.
If you go to their site the slideshow on the homepage shows photos that all look just like this.
@Carrotsticks, I indicated my distaste for this in a previous comment. I'm vegan, and I get what you're saying.-- Meat eaters don't really connect that they're actually eating animals, I guess, and this is too much a hit of 'hey, dead animal here' for them. It is baffling.
I actually made an apartment therapy account just so I could comment on this last night, but I didn't because I chickened out. Pathetic, I know, but I thought maybe I was overreacting and everyone else thought it was super chic. Anyways, I gagged a little when I saw the thumbnail. As a vegetarian and a pet rabbit keeper, I find this disgusting. As a person with a shred of aesthetic taste, I find this hideous. I can't believe I thought the majority would think otherwise.
If this is a joke... well done! Because I'm laughing. A lot.
It's certainly not my style and it seems just plain impractical but also apparently, not a joke: http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/09/noble-savage-a-mens-tea-party/
Well, yes, it looks a little weird, but I wonder if it were super stylish and *designed*, the photo taken with fabulous lighting in some great interior, people would find it more acceptable. It's humble, it's useful, it's practical. It's a resource and a responsibly used one imho, so why not use it?
OMG that's disgusting. Maxwell posts some weird stuff sometimes, but I'm hoping his account was hacked or something.
Speaking as a carnivore, this seems frivolous and tacky. There is a huge leap from life sustaining food and protective clothing to tacky, disgusting tea cozy that feels disrespectful to the animal.
It is possible to respect the animals that provide sustenance. Personally I prefer to eat field killed bison that never know the fear of a cattle truck, the jolt of a cattle prod, the cramping of a feed lot or the smell of a slaughter house. I respect those who choose a vegetarian life style, but I also respect humanely killed animals that provide nourishment, and would not like to see them used in weird, frivolous ways. One minute munching grass, the next, bison burger. There are far worse fates that await wild bison, sickness, starvation, old age, predators.
Imagine my surprise when I clicked on the picture thinking a cuddly koala bear had come to visit for tea and finding....this.
No. No, no, no, no, no, no. Just no.
I'm an ominvore. (I do NOT eat rabbit.)
I own a pet rabbit, not my first one. Arthur would disapprove.
I hate this.
Besides the psychological aspects of the appearance and FACT of a pelt being used as decor, rabbit pelts shed. Heavily. It's part of their escape mechanism if a predator gets a mouthful-- fur just pulls out without hurting the bunny. Not good for ANY decor or fashion application in my opinion. (Unless somebody has found a way to overcome this problem, which I have not seen.)
Oh, heavens. Anyone who sits their rear end on a leather car seat or couch or owns a leather purse should just hush up.
Isn't the bigger question this: Who in the world actually uses a tea cozy??
I think one reason it looks so wrong is that the teapot is kind of rabbit-shaped, so when you drape the rabbit skin over it it looks like a little rabbit came along, curled up for a nap on the table, and died (and was then skinned, and had his innards removed and replaced with a steaming hot pot of tea). Darjeeling, anyone?
I have a hilarious Glen Close (in Fatal Attraction) & Amy Sedaris sketch going in my head at the sight of this!
This animal was used for sustenance, according to the website. Why is discarding the pelt more respectful to the rabbit? What better uses that people will actually buy make it more respectful.
As far as I can tell, they are using a previously wasted resource to make something new and useful. If it were a field killed bison pelt tea cozy would you be happier? Do you know what they do with the bison skins from those that you eat?
Good Lord! That is just horrible, tacky, and cringe worthy. I'm fairly new on AT but I've been browsing the site for a while. I hate that this is my fist comment but i just have to say that this post just doesn't belong here. It's already getting a deluge of negative comments from vegetarians, animal lovers, anyone with good taste, normal people - i.e. YOUR READERS. AT please remove it! it's for your own good.
I'm gonna go hug my dogs and cats now and promise them that they will never ever end up as tea cozies :)
There's an ex-wife somewhere who is laughing her @ss off.
@Carrotsticks + kristab, whether or not you eat meat it is impractical and disgusting to have fur or hair around food or beverage. Simple as that.
I did not say they should discard the pelts and mentioned that useful protective wear, lining hats and gloves, for instance, seems more appropriate. No, a bison cozy would be equally odd. The pelts of the bison are used in a number of ways, including useful, practical, attractive items. I'm all for respectfully using the pelts. If some find this respectful, useful and attractive, that's fine. This just strikes me as gauche and frivolous.
Ever since I saw that hideous thing this morning, I've had Michael Jackson's "Ben" stuck in my head. And that is very unfortunate.
I love reading the comments. The whole post would make a great Portlandia episode.
I connect the meat I'm eating with the animal it came from just fine. Some of us omnivores just think this is hideous from a design perspective, regardless of where it came from.
@Serenity Now. Yes to Portlandia.
Also, that cozy looks like a dead racoon on the table. It's vaguely hilarious.
Are you messing with us?
Tiny print ... I liked it.
I think this is THE grossest thing i've ever seen.
Is this The Onion? Or an NPR parody?
AT has been hacked! As has the bunny.
Not an option.
I think you should paint it turquoise
Speaking as someone who loves to eat rabbit, generally approves of the use of a whole animal, fully appreciates the connection between the meat on my table and the animals from which it came, and is on the hunt for a tea cozy (because my tea always gets cold)...
This is not pretty. This is not practical.
This is a hilarious post.
If you are serious about using this item, you may be losing your grip on your audience's taste, and your judgment. But happy shopping anyway!
Just looking at this picture makes me lose my appetite. It doesn't help that it's sitting on a chopping block.
Is the "Noble Savage" tea blend as tasteless as its name?
And well played on the fur tea cozy - it is an early April farce, right?
AT - every. single. time. an animal fur or skin is posted, this is the response. Does no one read these comments? Or just not learn from them?
This screams hack. Signed, "xo M?" Not his usual style in any case.
But I'm loving the comments.
Am I the only one who LOVES this tea cozy?! This would go great with my bunny slippers and organic bunny dropping tea!
I'm not a fan of using fur in the home, but even if I was that picture is horrible. The New York Times shot is better, but it still looks like a dead animal on the table which sort of freaks me out.
Regardless of aesthetics, why is this not practical? It's no more dirty than a fur coat, fur lined gloves, a fur throw, or even their fabric counterparts. Hair from a properly tanned and treated animal hide does not shed. It seems like it would work better than a knit cozy, or nothing at all...
I'm not defending this product, but I did want to note that when I was a little girl, someone gave me a small white rabbit fur purse. It was really soft and did *not* shed. I actually liked it quite a lot.
Also, with regards to meat eaters not liking to look at dead animals, the same thing seems to go for raw meat. A blog held an Ugly Fabric Contest and I submitted a fabric called "Wacky Turds," which consisted of stylized piles of poo. I thought for sure I would win! But guess what beat everyone? A fabric showing pictures of raw meat.
Oh! So it's a bunch of poseur homeless "look at me and how cool I am" men with this thing! Now I totally get it after seeing the photos in that link. This was exactly the kind of attention they were going for!! This really should've be an April Fools.
Omg, I just spit out my tea, best comment so far
Also, I eat meat and wear leather, I also find this to be kinda hideous
So the only item worthy of animal skin is protective wear?
I'll bet there are some awfully tacky things made from the bison you eat. And I'll bet they throw out a large amount of the animal too.
I can actually see that meat fabric being useful somewhere (like at a meat counter at a farmer's market or something.) Perhaps as an apron for a butcher?
On the other hand, your poo fabric is awful. Who would need or want that? Your's should have won!
@Eagle Eye,
I think finding it hideous and finding it disgusting are two different things. You can eat meat and find it hideous without being hypocritical.
Eww. Ick. On so many levels. Do I eat meat? Yes, sometimes. Would I use slippers lined with rabbit fur from a slaughtered meat-rabbit? Yes, probably. Would I put my tea cup in the rabbit-fur slipper? Uhhhhh, no. Not necessary. Not sanitary. Not pretty. Not.
There are many uses that are 'worthy', but in my opinion, this is not one of them, If there are tacky items made from other animals, bison included, I will be happy to share my opinion of them as they crop up.
I liked it better before.
A tea cozy is for the teapot, not a tea cup. It helps to keep the tea in the pot warm for putting seconds or thirds into your cup.
Also, the lining is fabric, so there's actually zero contact between the tea and the fur.
tasteless.... no comment
Blech. And that's from someone who doesn't have a moral objection to fur.
A tea cozy should fit the pot, not drape over it. If this rabbit fur concoction had been sewn into a shape with some lines and structure. Perhaps even a contrast to bring either elegance or humor to the look I could take it seriously...
As presented it just looks like a lazy excuse for a 'cozy'. The material is unexpected and seem odd/wrong. But, I think with some real effort to the design it has the potential to become cool.
My first glance at the image made me thing it was some sort of large medieval fur covered had with metal bits. :/
In one post you are saying it's gross.
In another you are defending it.
Make up your mind.
Or do you just like to stir up the pot?
Are you serious? I can't believe it. This is so gross for so many reasons.So disappointed in AT. Disgusting.
One of my rabbits--the wonderful and talented Louie, a prince of a fellow who never met a stranger--died a few months ago. It's like you took his corpse and put it in the middle of the kitchen table. Disgusting on so many levels.
I kinda like it. Very authentic--if this were found in an antique store, everyone would love it; if it were faux fur, it would sell out at Anthropologie. And it's no less hygienic than a leather trivet or a wool (read: sheep-fur) tea cozy.
Either way, it's better than plastic that'll end up in the Great Pacific Garbage Island for the next several millennia.
I do find it gross. I questioned those who eat animals for calling it gross, disgusting etc.. My point is that if you eat meat and find this offensive, gross or disgusting you are a hypocrite. This is a byproduct of eating meat. Throwing it out is the most disgusting and wasteful thing anyone can do to these animals short of abusing them while they are alive, which was likely also the case.
It's not about stirring up the pot. It's about making people look at themselves in the mirror. They consume parts of an animal yet are offended when they see the animal's form take shape on a table. They call this unhygienic yet claim that they would use rabbit slippers or clothing, as if this is so much different.
If this offends you then you need to stop consuming animals altogether.
@ Carrotsticks.
This offends me in the same way throwing a bunch of cotton balls on a teapot would.
But if it makes you feel better, enough... you win.
This is just horrendous. I can't imagine having do dig thorugh this poor dead animal on my table in order to find my tea.
BUT, I would like to point out that there is one good thing about this disgusting posting - Read the remarks and you'll see that very few people would even consider putting a dead animal on their table.
That's really good news because it means more and more of us are looking beyond what's on our plate and we're asking how it came to be there.
Go veg - you feel better, look better, you're not trashing the planet and the animals will love you for it.
No. No. No. No. No. Absolutely not. Never. Never. Never,
Are you serious???
Super gross-looking!
I am PETA's Activist of the Year, and I have had my own apartment featured on this website...and I can tell you there is no such thing as a "by-product." The "production" of rabitts profits equally both from meat and the fur. Disgusting that you guys would glorify a product that was CLEARLY caused by suffering. Thumbs down AT.
Jesus Christ. I cannot......
Happy Easter kiddies.
@kiacook — Best comment of the lot!
It's not my thing but...
Just curious - how many people who have responded so far have ubiquitous antlers on their walls?
It's all the elements of that picture... the butcher block, the knives looming in the background, and the teapot giving a rounded form to the fur... sorry, but the context makes it look like a dead animal laying there... and it's still warm...
I support recycling fur, I get the textural contrast with the tea pot and the silver tea caddy, I'm sure it doesn't shed, but no.
This argument is silly. I walk around my house and yard barefoot, but I don't eat off my floor or the ground. Yes, I have different standards for my feet and my table. Do you adorn your table with fertilizers, peel and rinds, the by-products of your lifestyle? NO ONE said the pelt should not be used, they said THIS use was unappealing on many levels. There is no hypocrisy, one can find this use disgusting, while finding other uses acceptable. Hopefully you compost and do not waste your by-products.
Shivers. I must say though, it's nice to see ATers united.
Running out of ideas? There is a curious sad randomness to this post. It was obviously going to offend many people, for many reasons, most of them good. But I wonder if it's also a sign that Maxwell has become bored with the whole premise of AT and its obsessive status-bound (in one way or another) cataloguing of the minutiae of domestic life. On a day when there is so much serious stuff going on in the world, all this shrieking about the sad ugly tea cozy seems like a sign that we've all lost our way.
this is the creepiest/ugliest product I've seen in a long time
Tea with roadkill...total fail :(
Bugs Bunny's last words; "What's up, Dexter?".
Just agreeing... this is gross, tacky, and sad.
Guess I'm the only person here that finds this a little funny?
Really don't see the problem that's got everyone up in arms. The rabbit was eaten, so it's not like someone went out and skinned one for the hell of it. A furry tea cozy isn't to your taste. That's fine, to each their own. But do you have to be so dramatic about it? Vomiting and killing yourself for owning such a thing? Really?
If I went to someone's house and they had this in their kitchen I would back slowly out and call the cops to see what might be buried in their crawlspace.
Mmmmmmm nice a dead animal over your teapot.
@gatineauhills, Please go away.
Antlers fall off the animals. They don't have to die to provide those.
@kiacook - Fair enough. I shouldn't have lumped them in with skulls and taxidermy.
Some people are outraged at the use of animal parts which others have countered that use of all of the animal is less wasteful than just using the meat. Some people are grossed out at the idea of it being near tea but I see people with fur coats with their collars up or fur hats pulled down around their faces in the cold.
I don't eat meat but I wear leather shoes. Life is full of ironies and I'm not immune. If I had a soapbox to stand on, it wouldn't be very high.
I am a proud carnivore and avid tea enthusiast but this is way gross. Is it perhaps an April 1st scheduled post that accidentally got put up early?
i wish you would have saved this for april fools day xD these posts are hilarious!
poor wabbit.
If that analogy is how you feel, then being offended by cotton balls on a teapot is also kinda silly, but not hypocritical. But please realize that many people are calling this disgusting, cruel and are offended in the way that upsets them to see the animal take shape or at how unhygienic it seems. You called me out for having 2 opinions and I responded to clarify my position. When I was referring to "you" I thought you would understand that I was really referring to "one". Sorry for any confusion.
Please see @MaybeSomeday's comment above, people wear animal fur, wool scarves, have wool tea cozys, wear wool sweaters, leather coats while they eat. Leather placements are popular as are fur upholstered chairs... The fur cozy was not on the floor or outside. It's a tanned piece of leather with the fur still attached. There is nothing unsanitary about it, especially when it isn't coming into contact with any food (it's also lined with fabric).
To your question, about how I use my by-products. I'll just say that I don't kill things, so the by-products we're talking about are objectively different. This is from an animal who died for your supper and to make a tea cozy.
My question is: Why exactly do you dislike this use of the rabbit fur? You say it's disrespectful, but what is a respectful use? Clothing? I also find that disrespectful and terribly tacky since there are many alternatives you could use instead of draping dead animals all over your body. You could also stop eating bison altogether and reduce the supply of bison fur that needs to be used somehow.
Your personal choices are your own, but when you defend them in a public forum while adding a caveat that certain uses of the byproduct from your choice are disrespectful, let's just remember how that byproduct came to be in the first place. Unless you are using every scrap of the animals you consume you have no right to criticize how others use them.
No. No. No.
Yeah, you just happened to pick my particular line in home decor I guess. I don't have antlers in my house but wouldn't mind them for the specific reason that they don't come from dead animals. No skulls, mounted heads, pelts, cowhides or taxidermy here. I find them grotesque.
Perfect companion to Meret Oppenheim's famous fur teacup at the MOMA in New York. I am going to say I love this and it's probably quite effective
also it's reversible and looks much better the other way 'round
almost as scary as the bunny in donnie darko
"My tea will not be ignored, Dan!"
Sustenance AND warmth are necessities for those who live in colder climates. A tea cozy is a nicety. In my opinion the tea cozy is frivolous, gauche and disrespectful. Fur, already harvested from a food source, used for warmth, is not frivolous. It is my opinion and I am entitled to it. You can disagree and you are entitled to that. I have every right to offer my opinion, as does everyone else here.
You can put your badge away, sheriff, there is no thresh hold of animal by product use that must be passed to have an opinion about a hideous rabbit fur tea cozy.
"ubiquitous antlers" + rabbit fur tea cozy= cool "Knights who say 'Ni!' " costume!
The funniest part is I am currently listening to "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life"!
While my bunny hops around my feet looking for carrots! Not the least tempted to put her on the countertop...in any condition........but am wondering how she'd look in "ubiquitous antlers".......
Tea with the hair of dead bunny in it.
Since you first responded to my general comment, I think it's fair to discuss our differing opinions.
You are absolutely entitled to your opinion, and I'm entitled to point out problematic your opinion is.
You have no responsibility to use all of the bison you eat, and I'm not saying you do. I'm saying that you, by buying a specific part of the bison, not it's fur (at least the quantities you consume it's meat is likely disproportionate to the amount of their fur you buy), are essentially producing a by-product that would otherwise go into the garbage, or at the very least, that you are not responsible for determining what happens to it. This is your choice, since you could easily buy a bison, have it slaughtered and keep it's hide and other parts for whatever purposes while storing it's meat. Or you could just not eat them, but let's imagine that's not an option...
So someone then takes this by product, which you are not responsible for dealing with, do not consume yourself, but is created by you, and they make it into various useful things: A coat, slippers, a pair of mittens, and a tea cozy. You then tell that person that their use of _your_ byproduct is "wrong on every imaginable level...gross, tacky, sad, impractical, tasteless, weird, inappropriate", "gauche and frivolous". I can see how these statements would be logical if the bison were killed for their fur exclusively, but this is not the case here. The rabbits were killed for food and one of the many uses for their fur is this tea cozy which is useful and beautiful to the buyer.
It's like donating something to the thrift store and telling the buyer how to use it... only here you're needlessly killing an animal and criticizing someone else's use of the parts you don't want. And yes - Needlessly - this is 2013 - you don't need to eat meat anymore.
Since you first responded to my general comment, I think it's fair to discuss our differing opinions.
You are absolutely entitled to your opinion, and I'm entitled to point out problematic your opinion is.
You have no responsibility to use all of the bison you eat, and I'm not saying you do. I'm saying that you, by buying a specific part of the bison, not it's fur (at least the quantities you consume it's meat is likely disproportionate to the amount of their fur you buy), are essentially producing a by-product that would otherwise go into the garbage, or at the very least, that you are not responsible for determining what happens to it. This is your choice, since you could easily buy a bison, have it slaughtered and keep it's hide and other parts for whatever purposes while storing it's meat. Or you could just not eat them, but let's imagine that's not an option...
So someone then takes this by product, which you are not responsible for dealing with, do not consume yourself, but is created by you, and they make it into various useful things: A coat, slippers, a pair of mittens, and a tea cozy. You then tell that person that their use of _your_ byproduct is "wrong on every imaginable level...gross, tacky, sad, impractical, tasteless, weird, inappropriate", "gauche and frivolous". I can see how these statements would be logical if the bison were killed for their fur exclusively, but this is not the case here. The rabbits were killed for food and one of the many uses for their fur is this tea cozy which is useful and beautiful to the buyer.
It's like donating something to the thrift store and telling the buyer how to use it... only here you're needlessly killing an animal and criticizing someone else's use of the parts you don't want. And yes - Needlessly - this is 2013 - you don't need to eat meat anymore.
@darlingcaro, really good point.
Death and Tea? Not a good brew.
Death and Tea? Not a good brew.
Just awful in every way.
This is the most awful, disgusting thing I've ever seen. How horrid.
It's just bizarre I wouldn't buy it. It's the kind of thing my ex would've come up with. We used to eat a lot of rabbit and the furs were always an issue to me.
Sorry it's just nasty
This whole thread reminds me of the time Maxwell posted the sex furniture.
This whole thread reminds me of the time Maxwell posted the sex furniture.
Carrotsticks, you're really starting to sound too preachy on this issue. It may surprise you, but some people absolutely do have to eat meat, as their bodies do not get the necessary proteins they need from non-meat sources. Not everyone can or should go veg*n.
Also, as a tea drinker and tea cozy owner, I have to say this tea cozy does not look functional. As said above, tea cozies should hug the pot and not just be draped over it. They also need to be easily gripped to be taken on and off in order to pour - something that doesn't look easy with this one without getting fur all over. Anything hairy near my tea? No thanks.
Really? Rabbit fur sheds so bad though? Yuck. Now Siberian yack or sheep would be money!
I don't think you need to be able to take it on and off while pouring if there's a gap for the handle as well as the spout... not sure that applies here, though.
It's a little funny. It doesn't disgust me though I would worry if it needed cleaning. It reminds me that I really like the rabbit pot pie at that one gastropub and maybe I should go again soonish.
(For the record, I eat meat. I eat animals. I eat the flesh of murdered animals. When I lived on a farm as a kid, I helped murder animals so that I & the rest of my family could eat meat. So sue me.)
(And I love the Meret Oppenhiem teacup "Object" thingo.)
If you really want or need a tea cozy, there are all kinds of materials you could make one out of. Rabbit fur, being more expensive and difficult to work with than most of the more conventional materials, is not a particularly good choice. (And if you really wanted something uneconomical, impractical, and unconventional; space shuttle tiles would be *so* much cooler. And keep your tea so much hotter).
If you really wanted a rabbit fur tea cozy, you could probably make one that was attractive and functional. But this tea cozy seems neither.
And if you really wanted to use an image of a rabbit fur tea cozy to indicate its attractiveness and functionality, you could probably do that. But not with the photo above.
My humble opinion.
Having the handle stick out is actually another reason why this won't be a very effective cozy. The best ones I've ever had were large insulated fabric cozies that covered the entire pot, handle and spout and all. They keep the pot super warm. They also usually come with a smaller fabric accessory that you use to protect your hand when picking up the pot by the handle.
I'm all for reusing as many parts of a food animal as possible, but this is just both ugly and impractical. When I imagine the juxtaposition of a fine bone china teapot and a rabbit fur pelt as a cozy...just, no.
My criticism of the comments is directed at those who find this disgusting and immoral. Finding this to be less functional than the best tea cozy you've ever seen is irrelevant. Properly tanned rabbit fur doesn't shed, and it's not coming into contact with your tea anyway (at least it shouldn't be, or you're using it incorrectly!). If you find it ugly or impractical, that's fine, I share some of your thoughts. It's the people who claim to be horrified by this while participating in the industry that puts it on the market to be used in the first place that irritate me. It's akin to someone who shops exclusively at Walmart and talks about how horrifying using child labour is.
The people you speak of (those that NEED to eat meat) are very few and far between. I'm not saying they don't exist, but the vast majority of people don't need to eat meat to be healthy. In fact, most people are healthier without it!
We are definitely going to have to agree to disagree. That last sentence in particular is rather a large generalization unless you can cite some sources.
I'll let you Google it. There are many studies available online that show the ill effects of eating meat and ones that show the health advantages of being vegetarian. Harvard has an interesting one, as does Oxford (Google "Oxford Vegetarian Study"). I'm sure you'll be able to find others that contradict these articles, but that's the nature of academic research. You'll have to decide for yourself, but I find the evidence rather compelling.
Anyway, I hope you understand that I wasn't directing my comments toward people who think it's ugly or impractical (you). At no point did I say that, and I explicitly said that my beef was with those who found it disgusting or cruel and who also eat meat.
I love that a great debate has emerged from this. I wonder why Maxwell hasn't responded?
"I love that a great debate has emerged from this. I wonder why Maxwell hasn't responded?"
(Speaking as someone whose above comment shows that I certainly haven't)
He's probably got more sense.
I thought the same thing! Did they butcher the raccoon themselves? (Yes, I know it's rabbit fur, but it looks very raccoon-ish in the pic at first glance.)
Wtf, it looks like a dead animal lying on your table.
What an unsettling image, especially with the knives in the butchers block behind the poor thing
Just dreadful.
Today, I am thankful for this repost.
Just hilarious.
That is exactly what I thought!
I don't like this at all. Not for the "Oh they killed a cute rabbit for this", no, I think that kind of comment is hypocritical coming from non-vegetarians and at least a bit stupid coming from vegetarians/vegans, but who would want fur so close to their food? It has to shed at least a bit, it probably smells like, well, wet rabbit when you drip tea on it and it doesn't even look nice. In fact, I agree with those who said it looks like roadkill. So why would anybody buy this? It just boggles my mind.
ewe gross. poor thing. bad post.
Ewww,,, just not appealing at all.
No. Just no.
Maxwell, ever had one of those "Oh no, I've just stepped out of the zeitgeist" moments? Rest assured, should you buy one, no one would ever come to your house for tea twice. Sorry.
This is back? And for Christmas no less? Give us a break!
Oh, and Merry Christmas.
I am a vegetarian, and agree with SarahW__'s comment. the post saddens me.
I would be nervous having this on my table with a piping hot tea kettle under it because either my cat or my little niece would pounce on this thing in a second, having no idea what lies beneath.
So what is the point of trotting this out on Cristmas morning? Shame on you Maxwell.
Stay tuned for our next Maxwell finds: rat tail toilet paper holder and stuffed squirrel Christmas tree topper. Tres chic!
This reminds me of that horrible gift that keeps getting passed around in my family every christmas because no one wants it and everybody's trying to get rid of it, and it quickly becomes the family joke (except that some poor cousins and aunties don't find it funny AT ALL).


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[2]The Gluten-Free Menu Swap theme this week is Apples. Visit Melissa at Mom's Plans [2] for the roundup of gluten-free menus.
I didn't get to make the plum pie I was planning last week, and although I was really looking forward to making my mom's Apple Crumb Pie this week, it looks like it's going to be Peach Pie instead. When I went to the farmers' market last week, I couldn't resist the sweet smell of the fresh peaches. And when the vendor heard I was making pie, he offered a flat of barely bruised peaches for less than a third of the usual price. How could I say no?
Even without an apple pie to make, I'm thinking I'll pick up a few apples at the grocery store to cut up fresh slices for after-school snacks. And, depending on the temperature, I'll make a Rainbow Vegetable Apple Salad [3] or baked apples to serve with grilled pork chops for dinner this week.
Celiac Family's Menu This Week:
Monday – Chicken Tacos [6], Avocado Salsa [4]
Tuesday – Chicken Apple Sausage, Roasted Potatoes, Sautéed Zucchini
Wednesday – Grilled Steaks, Sweet Potato Fries, Steamed Broccoli
Thursday – Grilled Pork Chops, Baked Apples or Rainbow Apple Salad [3]
Friday – Salmon Fish Bites, Cilantro Lime Rice [5]
Saturday – Indian Chicken [7], Jasmine Rice, Green Beans
Sunday – leftovers
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[8] Gluten-Free Menu Swap Page: http://celiacfamily.com/gluten-free-menu-swap/
[9] schedule of themes and hosts: http://celiacfamily.com/gluten-free-menu-swap/schedule/
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2014-08-29, The Texas Digital Library and the Conference Committee of DC-2014 in Austin, Texas on 8-11 October have published the final program of the DCMI International Conference at http://dcevents.dublincore.org/IntConf/index/pages/view/program14. Join us in Austin for an exciting agenda including 46 papers, project reports and best practice posters and presentations. Parallel with the peer reviewed program is an array of special sessions of panels and discussions on key metadata issues, challenges and new opportunities. Pre- and post-conference workshops and tutorials round out the program by providing 1/2 day to full day instruction. Every year the DCMI community gathers for both its Annual Meeting and its International Conference on Dublin Core & Metadata Applications. The work agenda of the DCMI community is broad and inclusive of all aspects of innovation in metadata design, implementation and best practices. While the work of the Initiative progresses throughout the year, the Annual Meeting and Conference provide the opportunity for DCMI "citizens" as well as students and early career professionals studying and practicing the dark arts of metadata to gather face-to-face to share experiences. In addition, the gathering provides public- and private-sector initiatives beyond DCMI engaged in significant metadata work to come together to compare notes and cast a broader light into their particular metadata domain silos. Through such a gathering of the metadata "clans", DCMI advances its "first goal" of promoting metadata interoperability and harmonization. Visit the DC-2014 conference website at http://purl.org/dcevents/dc-2014 for additional information and to register. It is a meeting you will not want to miss.
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In other conference news, the pre-conference workshop on Fonds & Bonds: Archival Metadata, Tools, and Identity Management is shaping up to be a thought-provoking event—there is limited space, so if you are interested in this critical area, be sure to register soon, either at the one day rate or as part of the full conference. The workshop will explore archival description in the cultural heritage descriptive landscape, the emergence of authority files/identity description as an opportunity for cultural heritage cross-community collaboration, and provide attendees with the latest information on key metadata editing and management tools used by the working archivist.
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