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View Photo Gallery — Nazi art held at Fort Belvoir: A U.S. Army officer took hundreds of works of art glorifying Hitler's Germany.
Army Capt. Gordon W. Gilkey had traced the missing art to a train that left Berlin for the Czech border two weeks before the German surrender.
The train had been strafed en route by American fighter planes, but the art survived. At the end of the line, a Nazi official and his wife carried much of it over a mountain trail and hid it in an abandoned cabin.
And there, at the close of World War II in Europe, Gilkey found it stashed under the attic floorboards, where it was tattered and mouse-eaten.
This was not the famous art the Nazis had looted from collections across Europe, the stolen treasure the Monuments Men sought to return to its owners.
The art Gilkey was assigned to hunt was German-produced — portraits of Adolf Hitler, pictures of German fighting men, Nazi propaganda.
The allies believed this art had to be removed from Germany to the security of the United States.
Now, almost 70 years after the war, dozens of the pieces still remain in an Army facility at Fort Belvoir.
As the new movie about the heroic Monuments Men opens and its creators make the rounds of Washington, little mention has been made of Gilkey's parallel program to root out Nazi art.
A kind of non-monuments man, he ranged across Germany and Austria and confiscated and shipped almost 9,000 pieces off to the United States.
Most of it was not Nazi propaganda and was later returned to Germany, Army officials said. But 456 pieces remain in the Army's Museum Support Center at Fort Belvoir.
They include a huge painting on plywood of a mounted Hitler in shining armor holding a Nazi flag. The work is marred by a hole in Hitler's face and scratches where an U.S. soldier thrust his bayonet.
On the record card Gilkey prepared for the painting, which is titled "Der Bannertrager," or the "Standard Bearer," he described the bayonet damage as "deletions" by the U.S. Third Army.
Another large work is titled "Hitler at the Front." Based on a visit to the eastern front in 1942, it shows the smiling Nazi leader in black necktie and leather coat as he is mobbed by happy and attentive German soldiers.
Gilkey's project was part of the post-war effort to de-Nazify Germany, scholars said. The idea was to cleanse the country of national socialism, which had infected Germany for more than a decade.
"The Nazis were obsessed with controlling the visual," said Cora Sol Goldstein, a professor of political science at the University of California at Long Beach, who has studied post-war Germany. "They thought art was propaganda. They used art. So it makes sense that in '45 the Americans had to do something about all the Nazi iconography."
According to Gilkey's report, he was acting under U.S. military regulations that stated in part: "All collections of works of art relating or dedicated to the perpetuation of German Militarism or Nazism will be closed permanently and taken into custody."
But Gregory Maertz, a professor at St. John's University in New York, has argued that Gilkey went too far.
Maertz once interviewed Gilkey, who died in 2000. Maertz argued Gilkey confiscated German art that had little to do with the war and that his effort was essentially a "looting campaign" conducted by the U.S. Army.
Chris Semancik, chief of the collections branch at the museum support center, said, "I think as the war ended, the U.S. Army was the proper repository.
"As the world moves forward and grows in its understanding of events that took place during the 20th century, a different venue may be chosen" for what the Army still has. "But for now, it stays here."
Puzzling effort to hide art
Some paintings in the Army collection were designed by the Nazis to demonize the Russians and Communism.
One apocalyptic piece, titled "The Red Terror," depicts a red-robed skeleton riding a white horse across a fiery sea in which victims appear to be drowning.
It was painted by Willfried Nagel in 1942. Sarah G. Forgey, art curator at the Museum Support Center, said that he may have been a landscape painter before the war.
Other works bear titles like "Mass Hanging in a Public Park," "Jewish Prisoners from Ukraine" and "Drunken Russians in Infantry Attack."
One striking pastel portrait depicts a Frenchman, Rene Fayard, who joined the German army. After the war, he escaped to Argentina and was tracked down and assassinated there by French secret service agents, Forgey said.
These were just a few of the pieces rounded up by Gilkey during his seven-month operation, she said during a recent review of the German collection.
Most of the art had been hidden by Nazis as the war came to a close.
Gilkey "found pieces that were hidden behind other works of art. . . . He found pieces that were rolled up and disguised as stage curtains," Forgey said.
In a report for the Army, Gilkey wrote that he found German art stashed in the bins of an Austrian salt-refining plant.
He also found a load of German art that had been taken from a disabled truck and put in the second-floor dance hall of a bar in St. Agatha, Austria.
It is not entirely clear why the Nazis were hiding their art — out of shame, for posterity, or in hopes of rekindling their movement?
Officer's haul sent to U.S.
Gilkey was 30 when he joined the Army Air Corps in 1942. He was a native of Oregon, the son of a rancher and the grandson of a prospector, according to an Oregon State University oral history interview.
He said he had worked as a mule skinner and cleared land to earn money for college. He later became an educator, a creator of a renowned collection of prints, and a leading arts figure in Oregon.
His Army report described how he used German train schedules to figure out where the shipments of art had gone. It describes how he tracked down Luitpold Adam, a German World War I artist who headed Hitler's combat art program.
It was Adam who had hidden some of the art in the cabin, carrying a load of it from the train each night for ten nights with the help of his wife and a local boy.
Gilkey's haul was brought to the United States in 1947, Forgey said. Over the following decades, the U.S. government returned all but the 456.
Images that showed Nazi leaders; the Nazi symbol, the swastika; or overt propaganda were kept.
In addition, the German government agreed to let the Army keep about 200 as a sample of German combat art during the war, Forgey said.
In the conclusion of his Army report, Gilkey wrote: "Perhaps the (German) combat artists were sincere. Working artists are simple people."
"But behind (the German combat art program) was always Adolf Hitler and . . . his dreams of super-race built upon the bones of destruction of all who opposed him in his mad drive to rule the world.
"If his plan had succeeded, the suicide of the creative arts would have followed," he wrote.
"My work of the past year has attained the removal from Germany of this monument to their baseness."


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There have been a few cases of major API changes / rewrites to famous old packages causing problems, including:
- QuickCheck 1 vs 2
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- Haxml 1.13,1.19
a similar opportunity is present with 'fgl', where the new maintainers are seeking to improve the code.
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A group of developers is planning to write a new graph library for Haskell.
- They maintain an existing package called 'fgl'.
- 'fgl' has a long history: http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~erwig/fgl/
- The new library will have different authors and a different API.
- They would like to call the new library 'fgl'.
It is a controversial step to write a new library and give it the same name as an existing, famous library. Let's look at the arguments.
Quoting Duncan Coutts on #haskell (with some formatting added): the critical issues are:
1. Is the new API in the spirit of the old?
2. Do you have the support of a) the previous maintainer and b) current users
3. Will the new implementation actually be better?
4. Will the transition be managed well?
Reasons to use the old name
- Considering the four points raised by Duncan, we believe that the first and third points are/will be met; we have plans to manage the transition and the point of the "technology preview" releases is to ensure 2. b). We have not, however, directly contacted Martin as yet.
- The new code will be better, and should be preferred. Using the name 'fgl' will ensure adoption.
- Rewrites are effective if the name is preserved. E.g. QuickCheck 2.
- It is the maintainer's right to modify APIs as they see fit.
- Keeping the old fgl around as a separate package, there is then no real incentive to change/upgrade.
- Relatively few packages use fgl. So damage is limited.
- It makes development by new users simpler by not fracturing the package-space (the "Which version of QuickCheck should I use?" problem).
- It decreases the maintainer workload as the same person or team will often be responsible for both packages.
- A lot of respected members of the Haskell community (e.g. Cale) do not like many aspects of the current API (and thus refuse to use it) and we're taking their points of view into account.
- The new version of the library is keeping the "spirit" of old fgl alive, but modernising the interface and providing new functionality (e.g. the ability to restrict the label types or use a custom Node type).
- There will be a full transition guide between the old and new versions (something that was lacking for packages like QuickCheck from what I could tell).
- Major version numbers exist for a reason: to denote breakage. We really need to educate developers to avoid having too lax or open-ended package dependencies.
Reasons not to use the name
- Code that depends on 'fgl' will break. There are 23 direct and 25 indirect dependencies on fgl. http://bifunctor.homelinux.net/~roel/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/revdeps/fgl-18.104.22.168#direct
- Rebuttal:
- Have contacted all maintainers of packages on Hackage which have packages without an upper bound on the version of fgl used; most have already gotten back to me saying they will release a bug-fix version to resolve this.
- With the Package_versioning_policy, people should always have upper bounds on their dependencies anyway.
- Until new fgl is stabilised, Hackage can set the default version of fgl to be < 6 (same as what happened with base-3 to base-4 transition, etc., thus any packages that do not have an upper bound will not be affected by cabal-install, etc.
- Doesn't matter if the old fgl is still around. If the new code is better, it will be adopted on its own merits (see e.g. bytestrings vs packedstring, vector vs uvector) Let the market decide if it is better, rather than forcing us.
- This is true. However, every now and then someone tries to work out what this mystical packedstring library is and tries to use it (old invalid deps, etc.).
- The package has been stable for ~10 years -- why change a stable API? It is already "perfect"
- As mentioned above: many people do not think that the current API is perfect.
- The new package really isn't the same package in any sense.
- Sure it is: we might be changing the API, but it's the same basic concepts, etc. See current status here
- Rewrites by new teams damage the brand of famous packages (e.g. parsec 3)
- No additional breakages are introduced.
- Not sure what your point is here.
- If you weren't maintainer of 'fgl' this rewrite wouldn't even be possible to call 'fgl' -- there's a conflict of interest.
- Of course not, but I volunteered to become the maintainer of fgl precisely to modernise the interface (which as far as I know is why Martin Erwig gave fgl up for adoption: he didn't have time to make changes that people were asking him for).
- Maintaining Haskell98 compatability. Keep it simple. (See regex-posix's mistakes here)
- Not sure what you mean by this point; what are regix-posix's mistakes? Whilst in general I can see Haskell98 (or Haskell2010) compatability being a good thing to keep (in case someone uses another compiler, etc.) if there's a good argument to be made for why a certain extension would be useful then why shouldn't we use it? Whilst I mightn't have been working on a major Haskell library back then, it was pointed out to me a while back that you shouldn't constrain yourself by enforcing Haskell98 compatability for no reason.
- Non-point: FGL is already incompatible with Haskell98 (MPTCs, etc.).
- Distros that support the Haskell Platform will have to keep an old version of fgl around for a long time anyway.
- I don't intend to have the new fgl be actually used by people for a while yet anyway, as I intend to get the ecosystem built up around it (fgl-algorithms, etc.) first.
- I think that keeping base-3 compatibility in xmonad just to ensure that people using the Long Term Release of Ubuntu has in a sense held it back, as it was more of a pain to transition to base-4 later on than it would have been to do it earlier (using extensible-exceptions if nothing else).
- The original author might not approve of the use of the name.
- If this is true, then why did he publicly state in mailing lists that he wanted someone to take over?
- having tutorials not work for later revisions is more confusing than having various packages doing the same thing.
- The current tutorials do not fully work with the current version anyway, and we will be writing tutorials (already had one offer to help out with this).
- separate names (both for the package name and module name-space) is that its easier to have both packages installed at the same time
- A valid argument, especially when seeing the fall-out between mtl and transformers.
- However, that means we'd have to think of new module names as well as a new package name, and I can't think of anything better/more appropriate than "Data.Graph.Inductive".
Possible Compromises
- Until we're ready to release, either don't release fgl on Hackage or call it fgl-experimental or something.
- The name "Functional Graph Library" is rather vague anyway, whereas something like "inductive-graphs" makes more sense in terms of the actual data structures, etc. involved. As such we could give the new version of the library something like that if down the track we could officially deprecate the fgl library (like how packedstring has been deprecated).
- We could officially split up the fgl package namespace even further: rather than having fgl + fgl-algorithms, etc. we could have something like fgl-classes, fgl-algorithms, etc. As such the base name is kept whilst there is no ambiguity on which version is being used.


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In the aftermath of the apparent transfer of nuclear technology and know-how from North Korea to Burma, the latter, reports Bertil Lintner at Asia Times Online, could soon be penalized with more international sanctions.
The prospect of that happening — and already deep dissatisfaction over the close relationship with a pariah regime like Pyongyang . . . is reportedly stoking resentment among the Myanmar officer corps. Other officers like Sai Thein Win [who provided the Democratic Voice of Burma with photographs and documents] may therefore be waiting in the wings for an opportunity to defect and shed more light on Myanmar's deep and dark nuclear secrets. [To them] Myanmar's experiments with nuclear technology and missiles amount to little more than a waste of money in a country that desperately needs more funds dedicated to public health and education.
But don't elections scheduled for October offer hope of reform? In a review of a biography of the junta's leader, Gen. Than Shwe, elsewhere at Asia Times Online, Lintner writes . . .
A new generation of pundits. … believe a hitherto unknown generation of Young Turks and other supposed closet liberals within the military will come to the fore and push the country in a more democratic direction. … In all likelihood, however, foreign pundits will be proven wrong yet again. Benedict Rogers' highly readable new book [Than Shwe: Unmasking Burma's Tyrant] shows why Myanmar's military, even with Than Shwe's imminent retirement, has no intention of giving up power any time soon.
At Irrawaddy, Aung Zaw explains.
In an interview with a US television journalist on April 14, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong predicted that Burma's ruling generals will not easily give up power. … "If they are out, it's not just that the country and the government have changed, bu 'Where do I go and which jail would I be in and [what about] my children and my jewels and my billions?'" he said. … [Than Shwe's] real concern is likely to be the loyalty of young army officers [who] may come to the fore in reshaping Burma as their roles change between being members of the armed forces or parliament. … [He] must ensure that his most trusted lieutenants take over the reins of both the new government and the armed forces so that his family and fortune will be protected.
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The last picture was submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook". It will be hosted on the 9th of May by Siri at "Cooking With Siri" (click here in order to see who is hosting the next roundup).
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Wonderful photos, LOVE the second one!!ReplyDelete
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j'aime beaucoup...la première tout particulièrement ! bravo Rosa, belle soirée et bisesReplyDelete
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Beauty indeed!ReplyDelete
Vines look so mysterious in black and white! (I hope these are vines...)ReplyDelete
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The pewter plate translates to black and white so wonderfully! I have some of those plates hanging on my wall, makes me want to take them down for usage. ;pReplyDelete
Tes photos me rendent toujours jalouse de ton talent:)ReplyDelete
I'm waiting for some re-growth of my own. Height-wise, not width-wise. LOLReplyDelete
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Love the treatment on the top photo. Vintage indeed!ReplyDelete
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Absolutely Gorgeous B&W Wednesday,Rosa!ReplyDelete
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Love your clicks, as always Rosa! ;)ReplyDelete
Not sure why but I couldn't see the second photo... Everyone seems to like the second one, and I can't see! I'll be back to check it out later. :-)ReplyDelete
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Mom of boy killed by Ala. airport sign unconscious
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — As airport officials tried to figure out how a 300-pound arrival-departure panel fell off the wall and onto a family, the mother of a boy who was killed by the sign lay in a hospital with her own injuries, still unaware of what happened.
Heather Bresette and two of her other sons were seriously hurt when the panel fell Friday at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. She had surgeries for broken ankles and a crushed pelvis over the weekend, but she was still in intensive care and unconscious.
"She does not know that her baby is dead," the family's priest, the Rev. Don Farnan, said.
The Bresettes, a family of seven, took a weeklong spring break vacation to Destin, Fla., and were about to fly home to Overland Park, Kan., when the flight information panel fell.
Luke Bresette, the middle of five children, was killed. His brother, 5-year-old Tyler, suffered a concussion. His 8-year-old brother, Sam, had a broken leg and nose.
Tyler was released from a children's hospital Sunday; Sam was still there.
The boys' father, Ryan Bresette, and an older son and daughter, were at the airport when the sign fell but not hurt.
Heather Bresette's condition improved to serious on Sunday, University Hospital spokeswoman Nicole Wyatt said.
During their vacation, the family swam in the Gulf of Mexico and Luke went parasailing for the first time.
"His dad said he was thrilled. He was an adventurous kid. He loved sports," said Farnan, a priest at St. Thomas More in Kansas City, Mo.
After the sign fell, it took six people to lift the large board and a dozen people to hold it up while first responders administered aid. Officials were investigating how the sign fell at the newly renovated airport and took down an identical billboard on Saturday.
The renovated concourse opened March 13. It was part of an ongoing $200 million upgrade of Birmingham's airport. The construction began in June 2011 and is being overseen by Brasfield & Gorrie Global Services Group.
The Birmingham-based company said in a statement it was working with airport authorities to determine why the sign fell.
"This is a terrible tragedy that none of us fully understand, and we hope that the family who lost their loved one will find strength through prayer and the support of all of us," the statement said.
At St. Thomas More, hundreds of worshippers showed up for a Saturday morning Mass that usually has about 75 people. Luke's uncle Alex Bresette placed a Rockhurst High School jersey on the altar.
"He would have been in the Class of 2020," he told the Kansas City Star.
Ryan Bresette said in a message on Facebook that words cannot describe the pain the family feels.
In a note to his son, he wrote, "I miss and love Luke so very much. I love you Luke!"
"Ryan is especially grateful for the amazing support of the people in Birmingham. They even started a fund for the family at a bank there," Farnan said. "There are long, loving arms that stretch between Birmingham and Kansas City."


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All three pictures were submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook".
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
All three pictures were submitted to "Black & White Wednesday", an event created by Susan at "The Well-Seasoned Cook".
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Beau, très beau mercredi Rosa, grâce à toi, ces images....merci et bravo !ReplyDelete
oh they are very sexy... n we know its versatility...ReplyDelete
first click is ... gorgeous...
Your pictures are always so freaking beautiful Rosa...!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I SO enjoy B&W Wednesdays here!!ReplyDelete
Really beautiful!ReplyDelete
Très belles photos... Ici, il neige ce matin, ça change le paysage!ReplyDelete
these photos are so beautiful....so provocative !ReplyDelete
You had such a high note to Wednesdays:)ReplyDelete
All of these shots are sexy...great job Rosa. Have a wonderful day!ReplyDelete
Toujours etonnants ces melanges de non-couleurs.ReplyDelete
Bon mercredi Rosa.
Lovely, especially the first photo with the potatoes!ReplyDelete
I love how your B&W photos always capture the essence of your subject so well. Thanks for the Thanksgiving wishes -- Happy Thanksgiving to you as well, my friend!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6:06 PM, November 23, 2011
what effect have you used in the first photo, ROsa? It looks ethereal.ReplyDelete
Splendid, as always.
Toujours de jolies effetsReplyDelete
Je te souhaite une belle soirée
I would take a photography course with you anytime. So talented!ReplyDelete
Beautiful. I love sexy potatoes.ReplyDelete
your pictures jump off the screen , love them!!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving !!
your art of alienation the pictures brings always a new way of seeing things !ReplyDelete
Liebe Grüsse
Excellent clicks Rosa!ReplyDelete
You need to sell these (unless you are already?) Absolutely beautiful..haunting too, in that nice 'goosebump' way!ReplyDelete
I love the effect on the first photo !! Great!ReplyDelete
i like the nature morte picture. :D wish i could tkae pictures like theseReplyDelete
Your pictures are always beautiful, but I like how these are different. Almost like a nice "haunting" look. Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
Excellent photography I wonder if you use filters or some are digital edited - the result is amazing :)ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving Rosa!!
- Anonymous4:15 AM, November 24, 2011
very artistic!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:43 AM, November 24, 2011
I never thought potatoes could be sexy!ReplyDelete
They can, thank's to you!
I saw your salad in colour over at the leftover queen
It was lovely, but in B&W it is even more.
(must try that recipe!)
Thank's for sharing!
your cliks are always amazing...now I m in awe of you..;)ReplyDelete
Tasty Appetite
The effect in that first photo is really nice! :)ReplyDelete
This looks great! My favourite is the 3rd for the view and deaph shades.ReplyDelete
Hi Rosa,ReplyDelete
Amazing white and black pictures and very, very sexy potatoes :)))!!
Hope you're having a fantastic week.
WOW Rosa! Absolutely STUNNING these images. I like especially the first photo. ^__^ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving to you too.
Love the B&W filter for the potatoes shot!ReplyDelete
So gorgeous n artistic!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photographs!ReplyDelete
sexy lovely photos......ReplyDelete
Superbes photos ! surtout les pommes de terre, je me demandais ce que c'était !!ReplyDelete
Hi Rosa, as usual I loves all your photos. Excellent and superb. Have a nice day.ReplyDelete
I know I haven't been around lately and I apologize. On the other hand I want to thank you for always being present when I post. Your pictures as always are wonderful and very artistic.ReplyDelete
Who knew potatoes could be sexy! Gorgeous fall photos. Happy Thanksgiving Rosa!ReplyDelete
they are superb photos,you are very welcome in Istanbul....and actually to see how west and east connected, and how two continents are connected you must come and visit. I'm sure you'll find wonderful places to take wonderful pictures...ReplyDelete
cheers .....:D
SLICEOFMYLYFE: Thank you dear! Well, it is very difficult to explain as I use many different effects in one picture. It goes through various processes. Apart from working on the original picture, I used an action set called "Foliage" by David Nanchin, then another one called "Vintage" by Eek Mary and then added a texture... :-)ReplyDelete
Yes Happy Thanksgiving :DReplyDelete
the photos are gorgeous! and i love the black and white melancholic feel.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:00 AM, November 27, 2011
Lots of wonderful black and white photos!ReplyDelete
Les pommes de terre sont belles, mais auss la courge, elle a un air velouté.ReplyDelete
Hope you had a four-star holiday! ;)ReplyDelete
I love the picture at the market!!ReplyDelete
I love the texture added to your photography, but then, I love all your photos!ReplyDelete
WOW - just fabulous!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos of produce. I love the different hues and shades of B&W!ReplyDelete
Cara Rosa, sei magnifica nella poesia che sempre metti nelle tue foto. The last one is a Caravaggio masterpiece. A big big hug. PatReplyDelete


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Note: this post arose in relation to the thread I just posted, "Why do you practice?" and I thought it better to make this into its own thread, so as not to dilute the other thread.
It is so easy to fall into "groupthink" when asked to justify or explain why we do something, but it's so much more fascinating and profound to see what drives us from within ourselves. I think the true answers to these questions of why we practice can only be found in the language of each of our individual lives; I believe when we shape answers to such fundamental questions according to dogma and tropes of a group with which we identify, we are burying the embers of our inner fires in the wet dirt of words and feelings that are not quite our own.
Years ago, a phrase that John Daido Loori used became a koan for me: "Trust yourself." I have returned to this phrase again and again over the years, noting how the way I understand it has shifted. At first, I had a lot of questions about what it meant to trust oneself, especially as the self is so deceptive. But what I understand now is that part of the Great Faith necessary to endure on this path is to be able to respond to and be guided by one's own feelings, instincts, and way of being, which may or may not conform to what others label, enshrine, and institutionalize as "right." Because it is only in looking to and being led by these forces within the self that we can connect to the true aspiration to practice.
I am slowly starting to reconnect with my own drive to practice and I think this drive or motivation is intensely mysterious and fascinating in itself. It brings up questions such as, "What exactly are we, that after the carrot has long fallen off the string, we keep moving forward anyway?" I was struck by something that I recently read in Shohaku Okumura's Living By Vow, commenting on a koan that hits me right where my practice is right now:
This is an inspiring vision of sangha, and one I find to be true, but only in part. I am drawn to the metaphor of the will, or the drive, as fire, spark, or ember. Sometimes, the cold rain of life can put out the flames in us until there are only the tiniest embers left in the ashes. And in times like those, it is only connection with another being or beings with a living inner fire that will rekindle our own fires. This is sangha at its best. And yet, sangha can also have a dampening effect, if we turn to the comfort of group identification and reassurance over the very particular drive, passion, question, or suffering that brought us to practice. In middling times, the identification with a group can be enough to keep us going. But in the most trying times, it is only that inner fire that will keep us going.Baizhang asked Guishan, "Who is it?" and Guishan replied, "It's me, Lingyou (Guishan's dharma name)." Baizhang said, "Would you dig in the firepot to see if there is fire or not?" It was winter and the firepot was their source of heat. Guishan stirred the firepot and said, "No fire." Then Baizhang got up and came over, dug deep into the ashes, and found a tiny ember. He showed it to Lingyou and said, "What is this? Is this not fire?" And Guishan was enlightened.
The fire in this story refers to the fire of the buddha nature. Buddha nature is not something solid or immovable, but rather an energy that motivates us to practice--and not just zazen or Buddhist practice. Buddha-nature is the fire of our life force that enables us to aspire to be better persons, to be more helpful to others, to settle into a healthy way of life, and to practice the Way. It's difficult to find the fire of buddha-nature inside of us, but we must. It's there. We are alive, so we have this force that drives us to practice and to wake up to the reality of life. It may only be an ember, but all of us, without exception, have it. When we practice with others, we gather together small fires. If we try to build a fire in a hibachi or firepot with a single piece of charcoal, it soon dies out. But even one tiny ember, fed with charcoal, becomes a big fire. This is the meaning of sangha. Each one of us has a small fire, which alone, will die out sooner or later. Together we become bigger than ourselves.
I recently watched the movie The Road, which I had been meaning to watch for some time. I was struck by how much it evaded my expectations, based on reviews I had read that it was going to be a bleak "downer" of a movie. I sat expecting something that was going to leave me feeling the hollow grief I felt after watching The Plague Dogs, especially after having experienced how bleak and dark John Hillcoat's other movie The Proposition was. Instead, I was inspired, touched, and moved.
The movie takes place in a very bleak world indeed--one in which some great cataclysm has killed all plant and animal life on Earth, so that nothing grows any more. This has left the remaining humans with the question of how to survive in this barren wasteland. The harsh reality of this world has driven many people to cannibalism, as other humans are the only reliable food source; in this world, if you don't eat other people, you have to rely on endless work and luck to find reserves of canned food, sodas, and other 'leftovers' from the world before, with the high likelihood of starvation or depredation from cannibals as a reward for your efforts.
The father and son who are the central characters in the movie are guided by what the father calls "the fire." He repeatedly encourages his son through the traumatic, harrowing events of their lives by reminding him that they are "carrying the fire." The nature of this "fire" is never plainly spelled out in the movie, but is related to the vow of the father and son not to resort to cannibalism. So I think it is the same fire, the same vow, of which Okumura speaks - the fire of hope and human goodness. The movie shows how something we hope we would all do--refuse to terrorize and kill others to ensure our own comfort and survival--would actually be very difficult in such a world, even for the most morally upright. Much of the movie shows how the son acts to remind his father of the fire when the father loses his way and lets the bleak, exhausting nature of life in this world overwhelm his desire to "carry the fire" and not become one of the "bad guys."
The movie ends on an uncertain note, as it's not clear whether, in the dying world of the movie, humanity can make and keep a foothold, especially a humanity that holds onto "the fire" to do and be good, to help others rather than exploit and hurt them. But what the movie shows so beautifully, and perhaps bleakly, is that even if it was impossible to preserve the fire of human goodness in a world we had reduced to a grave through our endless greed, hatred, and ignorance, it would still be worth refusing to let go of the fire, even in the face of the impossible nature of the effort and the sovereignty of death. I think of another quote from Okumura in Living By Vow:
I think we cannot fully appreciate this until we have held onto "the fire" - Baizhang's ember - through times of great hardship. Because it is only when we have been brought to our knees that we can see past the trivial and into our truest heart. That is one of the things I really enjoyed about The Road - by painting a picture of a world that is so bleak, it shows what really is at stake, and what it can mean - which I think can be lost in the rush of entertainment, convenience, and relative ease that is modern life, in which our actions and efforts can seem so insignificant. (I think this is the draw of many movies and television shows, actually - to be able to vicariously experience the life of a character whose actions mean more than ours seem to mean, and who is capable of what we wish we were capable. The nice thing about The Road is that it plays to this need but also turns it on its head, as there is nothing glamorous about these fragile, vulnerable characters.)There is a contradiction inherent in these [bodhisattva] vows: we vow to do things that are impossible. This means our practice is endless and that we cannot completely fulfill the four vows. Our practice and study are like trying to empty the ocean with a spoon, one spoonful at a time. It is certainly a stupid way of life, not a clever one. A clever person cannot be a bodhisattva. We are aiming at something eternal, infinite and absolute. No matter how hard we study, practice, and help other people, there is no end to it all. When we compare our achievement to something infinite, absolute, and eternal, it's like nothing.
Fire, embers - there was a while I thought I had lost mine, because of the lackluster nature of my practice and the rote, uninspired feeling of my daily life. But as those embers start to crackle and build again, I realize - the fact there was even one ember left, after the cold rain put out the fire that sustained the early days of my practice, is testament to the power of that fire. As Ian Astbury (who is interestingly Buddhist-leaning these days, as you can read about in articles like this and this) sings, "Cinder ash becomes a spark, watch your embers turn to flame..."


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There was also plenty of talk about Obama's inaugural address. Surely, the political pundits asserted, the president would employ soaring rhetoric to cement his place in history, not only as the nation's first African-American president, but also as one of its truly great leaders.
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A man found guilty of masterminding a $100 million fraud involving a Navy veterans charity has been sentenced to 28 years in prison and slapped with a $6 million fine.
Harvard-trained attorney John Cody, 67, went by the alias Bobby Thompson. He was convicted in November of 23 counts, including identity fraud and using a false name in a scam that spanned 40 states, Reuters says.
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The Zoning Map for the City of Suisun City in California divides the city's real estate into zones based on land use and building regulations.
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Kim Kardashian was on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Monday, and the two competed against each other in a diaper changing contest.
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Basically, they each had to clean and change as many baby dolls as possible in 90 seconds.
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CALGARY - Thinking about donning head-to-toe blue denim or Daisy Duke shorts during Stampede this year? Calgary style mavens say no siree.
Alexandra Gabris, a stylist at the boutique Espy, says the "Canadian tuxedo" is not a good look.
Instead, she suggests delving into one of this season's hottest trends: colour blocking. Try pairing a brightly coloured pair of jeans — in a turquoise or coral hue, for instance — with a similarly vibrant blouse. Then throw a more subdued blue denim jacket on top.
"This is a great way to do denim-on-denim without being too matchy-matchy. That's something you don't want to do for the Stampede," said Gabris.
Oversized, boxy plaid shirts are best left at a Pearl Jam concert in 1991, and have no place at the Stampede in 2012.
Fellow Espy stylist Amelia McIlmoyle suggests pairing a lace camisole with a form-fitting leather vest for a sexier, more updated cowgirl look.
"That's just going to give your body a little more shape. You're not going to be so dumpy. It's going to be cuter."
For the few Calgarians heading into the office this week, it's a fine balance between getting into the Stampede spirit and going overboard.
"The 'Daisy Duke' look, it doesn't fly in most offices. I would avoid that," says Brian Guichon of western wear store Riley & McCormick.
Instead of ultra-short cutoffs or miniskirts, a dark blue or black pair of jeans is more appropriate.
Or, McIlmoyle says, a flowy, feminine dress that skims the knee paired with a western-themed scarf, belt or jewelry.
Jen Huxtable, a stylist at Holt Renfrew in Calgary, suggests incorporating one or two Stampede-esque items into a work outfit.
"I think the biggest thing is not dressing for a theme Stampede party and rather picking one traditional Stampede style and working that into your everyday wardrobe," she said.
That could be a plaid blazer with a simple black pencil skirt, or a classic plaid jacket with dark denims.
There are also ways to add a twist to perennial Stampede pieces, said Huxtable. Instead of blue jeans, why not paisley print pants?
"Rather than your classic cowboy hat, try doing a straw fedora instead," she said.
Many Stampeders, however, are still going for the basics.
Riley & McCormick's Guichon said his downtown Calgary store has been twice as busy this year compared to other years due to the Stampede's 100th anniversary.
"Boots and hats and shirts and jeans and belts and buckles — everything is going."
There are cheap hats aplenty around Cowtown during Stampede, and a lot of people just pick one with no intention of wearing it once the festival is over.
"After a couple of days of heavy partying it kind of looks like they didn't pay a lot of money for it. They get beat up pretty easy," he said.
A decent wool cowboy hat will cost between $70 and $125. The best quality hats are made from rabbit or beaver fur, and will run you upwards of $180. They may be pricier, but they'll last longer and keep their shape better.
A hat has got to fit just right, said Guichon.
"The wind's not going to take it off, but it's not going to give you a headache," he said.
If you're Stampeding all day long, happy feet are a must. A cowboy boot with a rubber sole is durable and comfortable, but the downside is that they can get hot.
"Personally, I like an all-leather boot because leather breathes and leather is more dynamic. It's a natural fibre," said Guichon.
Jeans, Guichon said, are "a given."
"Denim is pretty consistent with sort of the cowboy uniform...You've gotta have some jeans on," he said.
"To men, I'd say don't be afraid to try on a pair of slim fit jeans."