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by robertsloan2 on 10/05/07 : Excellent article. I didn't know anything about cleaning leather for years, and this is a bit of an eye-opener about some of the processes involved. My boots thank you too. ... more »   respond »
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by robertsloan2 on 10/05/07 : Nice. It's a good overview of the process. ... more »   respond »
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by robertsloan2 on 10/05/07 : Beautiful, simple article on how to create a ceremony. I like the way you did not prescribe specifics the way many other authors of similar articles do. ... more »   respond »
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by Nyko on 10/09/07 : is the circle 9' in diameter? ... more »   respond »
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by Nyko on 10/09/07 : thank you for writing this ... more »   respond »
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by Loni Ice on 10/11/07 : Sorry, nine foot radius. Take a stake and a nine foot cord, put stake in middle of circle and walk with the end of the cord in your hand. It comfortably fits quite a few people. Nine feet in diameter wouldn't fit all that many. ... more »   respond »
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by zaradei on 10/20/07 : Very interesting! ... more »   respond »
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by ErnestCT on 05/01/08 : Thank you, Loni, for very _practical_ advice! You've covered about everything except the actual tying of the ribbons / cords. Would you please add a little about the pattern? Thanks! ... more »   respond »
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by Loni Ice on 05/13/08 : Well, I've come across several ideas for tying the cords. One of the easiest is to fold the cords in half, wrap around the couple's wrists, put the two ends together through the loop of the fold, and pull taut to comfort level for the duration of the ceremony. At no time should you tie two people together in such a way that they cannot get apart in an emergency, so no complicated knots that take forever to get apart. In addition, large round cord is a better idea than thin, flat ribbon for safety reasons. If you're going to use flat ribbon, it's better to just loop it over prettily and don't even think about a knot. After all, it's the symbology of the thing. ;) ... more »   respond »
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by robertsloan2 on 10/05/07 : This one is so important. These tips sound like they'd be just as effective in nonwork situations like schools, clubs, community organizations and churches. Anywhere there is an organization, there will be some responsibility and liability for harassment. ... more »   respond »
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