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~~~~ In Memoriam:
~~~~ Justin Wilson, Cajun Humorist & Cook at 87
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~~~ GOOD MOUNTAIN PRESS DIGEST #17 Published October 1, 2001 ~~~
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Quote for the Halloween Month of October:

How did people respond to our (research) findings? By defending their own paradigms. In response to new knowledge, there is always the question of how to maintain oneself doing the things one was trained in.
Salvador Minuchin [Innovator in Family Therapy]

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THE GOOD MOUNTAIN PRESS DIGEST #17, October 2001
Archived Digests
Table of Contents

1. October's Violet-n-Joey Cartoon
2. Honored Readers for October
3. On a Personal Note
4. Cajun Story
5. Website Additions for October
6. Inaugural World-Wide Doyletics Conference, Oct 5-8 in New Orleans
7. Reviews and Articles Added for October:

8. Dolphin Novel is Available for Sale
9. Closing Notes - our mailing list, locating books, unsubscribing to Digest
10. Gratitude

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THE GOOD MOUNTAIN PRESS DIGEST #17
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1. October Violet-n-Joey CARTOON:
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For newcomers to the Digest, we have created a webpage of all the Violet-n-Joey cartoons! Check it out at: http://www.doyletics.com/vjtoons.htm Also note the rotating calendar and clock that follows just to the right of your mouse pointer as you scroll down the page. You'll also see the clock on the 404 Error page if you make a mistake typing a URL while on the doyletics.com website.

The Violet-n-Joey Cartoon page is been divided into two pages: one low-speed and one high-speed access. If you have Do NOT Have High-Speed Access, you may try this Link which will load much faster and will allow you to load one cartoon at a time. Use this one for High-Speed Access.

This month Violet and Joey learn about Cross Transaction, Manacles of Mine, and Car Tune.

#1 "Cross Transaction" at http://www.doyletics.com/11147928.gif

#2 "Manacles of Mine" at http://www.doyletics.com/11147929.gif

#3 "Car Tune" at http://www.doyletics.com/11167930.gif

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2. HONORED READERS FOR October:
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Each month we take time to thank two of our good readers of Good Mountain Press Digest, books and reviews. Here's our two worthy Honored Readers for this month. One of their names will be in the TO: address line of your email Digest notification. Our Honored Readers for October are:

Frank Thomas Smith in Argentina

Eric Swearingen in Metairie, Louisiana

Thanks, Frank and Eric!

Eric has created a Gallery on ActiveWorlds at: http://www.modred.com/


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3. ON A PERSONAL NOTE:


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Out Our Way:

With sadness I noted early last month the passing of a Louisiana legend, Justin Wilson. "Raconteur-Chef dead at 87" read the top banner of the Times-Picayune on September 7. I've re-told several of his Cajun jokes in the pages of this Digest in the past year. He was not a Cajun, but as Safety Engineer he wandered all over this state and developed his own unique version of a Cajun dialect and told delightfully innocent stories of Cajuns interacting the sometimes strange new world developing around them in the 20th Century. I could never pass up one of his cooking shows on public television. What I admired most was that he was the only Chef on tv who, instead of merely showing the results of his cooking to the camera, sat down and enjoyed the meal he had cooked at the end of the show, always with a glass of red wine. In his honor, I will always eschew the use of a spoon for measuring salt, using my cupped hand instead, as he liked to do. Any chef who can't measure a teaspoon of salt in his hand ain't worth his salt. As Justin liked to say, "I gar-on-tee!"

The first part of this month we spent unpacking from our trip to Seattle and Whistler, B.C. On the morning of September 11 at 8:45 CDT I took a call from our son, Stoney, who lives and works in Baltimore. He told me of the World Trade Center crashes and the Pentagon crash. We turned on the six televisions in the Screening Room and watched as the horrors unfolded before our eyes. We watched live as the two towers collapsed within minutes of each other. We held our breath until the last hijacked plane was finally located in the field in Pennsylvania. I was too young, a year-and-a-half old, to remember anything when Pearl Harbor was bombed, so this is the first event I've lived through like this.

Some people have reported premonitions about the event, and as I reviewed my life in the weeks preceding the event, all I can remember is the urgency I felt to finish the two Steiner books and reviews back in August. I re-read those two reviews and took some solace and understanding from them about events involving a great loss of life. These lectures contained in these books were given during the Great War, WWI as it was later called, when thousands of men were dying daily in the trenches of that horrendous war.

During the month I finished four books that I had been halfway through reading and those are reviewed in this Digest. I also spent time adding links to the doyletics.com website on many other websites so as to increase the ease with which folks who are looking for help with problems can more easily find the website. This month already shows the highest number of visitors ever to the website.

We watched the last few re-run episodes of Star Trek Voyager and the first episodes of the ten part serial on HBO called "Band of Brothers." We attended a wedding for a niece and a birthday party for my dad. We worked in the yard a lot, finishing up some landscaping projects. Del said that it felt good to pull weeds pretending that they were terrorists as she ripped them out of the earth. I took a course in English on video from the Teaching Co. and started another one on philosophy.

My two football teams, LSU and N.O. Saints, both won their first game. Got their second game cancelled and their third weekend was an open date, so there was a huge gap of 21 days between football games right in the heart of football season. In keeping with the parallelism of the two teams destinies, both of them lost this week to a playoff team from last year and by identical margins of eight points. Both of my teams had the ball driving to the end zone as time ran out and failed.

[RJM NOTE, 2007] This September 29 my dad, Buster Matherne, turned 84, and we had a birthday party for him at my sister's. My brother David's grand-daughter, Mindy, wanted to take photos with my digital camera (Mavica), so I let her do it. The photos she tooked were amazing because of the beautiful smiles on the faces of those watching cute six-year-old Mindy take their photos. If you haven't noticed, the pictures people take tell you a lot about the reaction of those in the pictures to the person taking the photograph. This point came home to me through this photo shoot by Mindy. It was especially noticeable in her grand-father's face, my brother David, who, unbeknownst to us at the time was to die a year later. Thanks to Mindy we have these precious photos of David Peter Matherne (1946 - 2002).

We just came back from a new member's reception at my club. We sat on the porch as the sun went down in the cool crisp autumnal air, talking with old friends and meeting new ones. September 2001, a month to remember, came and went, and still the Man in the Moon rose tonight to smile his love upon the world once more, in freedom and light.

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4. CAJUN STORY:
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CAJUN STORY of the MONTH: [This story came to me via Ginger in Michigan, a Warren Easton High school mate of my wife, Del. Thanks, Ginger!]

Three Cajuns and three Texans are taking a train to attend a conference.

At the station, each Texan buys a ticket, but they notice that only one Cajun buys a ticket.

"Don't you all need tickets?" they ask. "Mais Non" reply the Cajuns, "One is more dan enough, boo."

Once they board the train, the Texans take their seats and notice that all 3 Cajuns cram themselves into a toilet. As the conductor passes through the car, he knocks on the toilet door and says: "Ticket, please."

The door cracks ever so slightly, a hand passes out a ticket, and then the door quickly closes. "Ahhh - very clever," think the Texans.

After the conference, the 3 Cajuns and the 3 Texans are again at the train station for the return trip. Since the Texans are now so 'money-wise', they smirk as they only purchase 1 ticket, but . . . then they notice that the Cajuns don't buy a ticket at all.

"How will you get back without even a single ticket?" they ask.

"Mais, we don' need dat us, on de back trip!" say the Cajuns.

Once they board the train, the 3 Texans cram themselves into the largest toilet (naturally), and the 3 Cajuns ease into another toilet.

As the train begins to move away from the station, one of the Cajuns leaves the toilet, knocks on the door

of the Texans' toilet, and says,

"Ticket Please."


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5. Website Additions for October
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In the Memory of those who died in the World Trade Center catastrophe of September 11, 2001, I have added a photo to this Digest (in the HTML version on-line) of the way the Towers looked before that infamous day. See the photo at: http://www.doyletics.com/wtc.jpg Hit Reload or Refresh if you don't see it right away.

Thanks to all of you who have made this site a success. We have had over 30,000 Visitors to the Doyletics Website since its inception in September, 2000, and we need your help to continue to grow. If you have a website, we would like you to add our URL to your website, so that visitors to your site can visit ours. If you wish us to add a reciprocal link to your website, let us know. We're planning a links page currently.

The WWD List has over 35 subscribers and more are joining every month. If you'd like to Join the World-Wide Doyletics List, a new and easy method for you to do so has been added to the WWD page. Basically all you need to do to join the World-Wide Doyletics List, is to enter your First and Last Name and email address and Click on JOIN. The List owner, me, requires that you reveal your name to join, but you may post under an alias. Please enter your real name when you sign up. Check it out at:

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If you haven't yet made a connection to the Doyletics website from your own website and would like to, check Section 9. Closing Notes for detailed instructions.


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6. Inaugural World-Wide Doyletics Conference, Oct 5-8 in New Orleans
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ANNOUNCEMENT:
Inaugural World-Wide Doyletics Conference, Oct 5-9, in New Orleans

~~^~ All Peace Begins with Inner Peace ~^~~

Exciting news for those of you who have been wanting to meet Doyle Henderson, the innovator whose life's work has led to the science of doyletics: he will be in New Orleans, Louisiana for the Inaugural World-Wide Doyletics Conference this Fall, Oct. 5 - 9. To register for the conference or get more details, click at right to send pre-filled email: WWD@doyletics.com . As of this date we have about 20 registrants from four countries.

I awoke the other morning with these words resonating in me, "All peace begins with inner peace." It occurred to me later that world peace can only be built one individual at a time. And individual peace must begin with inner peace. And inner peace can be created by removing troubling doyles, one at a time, during a speed trace. When that message gets out to the world, as I like to say, "Fear, Anger, and Anxiety will be endangered species." And World Peace will become an attainable goal, one person at a time.

"All Peace Begins with Inner Peace." will be the theme for the Inaugural World-Wide Doyletics Conference in New Orleans this fall.


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7. REVIEWS and ARTICLES for October:
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And for my Good Readers, here’s the new reviews and articles for this month. The ARJ2 ones are new additions to the top of A Reader’s Journal, Volume 2, Chronological List, and the ART ones to A Reader’s Treasury.

1.) ARJ2: The Incredible Births of Jesus by Edward Reaugh Smith

In this book, Ed Smith lays out the story of the two Jesus boys, each with a distinctively different genealogy, that are described in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. But instead of using the standard "textual criticism" approach to explain the discrepancies, he explains the deeper truths of Christianity that have been hidden from us, up until now. As I wrote this review, I was reminded of the words of St. Paul in 1Corinthians 13:11-12:

"When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known."

In the adulthood of Christianity it is time to put away our childish things and face the adult facts of reincarnation and karma: we are born with infections in our lower members and are captive to those lower members and only by moving through the masks of successive personalities and burning the dross from those lower members will we become purified so that once more we may walk with purified "souls" into our Father's house once more.

If this sounds to you like it begs for a deeper explanation, read the review:
http://www.doyletics.com/arj/tibojrvw.htm

2.) ARJ2: A Zen Wave by Robert Aitken

What is a haiku and why are you interrupting my sushi to tell me about it? Japanese culture has a way of insinuating itself into our Western culture. From Aitken's book, I learned that we have one word for the fruit of a tree (pears, apples, cherries) and the Japanese need two words. We need two words for the flowers of fruit trees (e.g., cherry blossoms), and the Japanese need only one (sakura). What meaning is one able to take from this trans-linguistic inversion? Aitken helps us to discern the linguistic idiosyncracies with three-way translations (Japanese, English, and literal word for word) of the seventeen syllable poems known as haiku, usually three lines of five, seven, and five syllables each in the original Japanese.

We in the West tend to see a visit of a friend as the fruit (the important thing for us has a unique word of its own) and their subsequent farewell as a trivial falling blossom (the important thing for the Japanese has a unique word) of the fruit tree. In Japan the combination of visit and farewell is like short-lived cherry blossoms — the shower of petals must be enjoyed to the fullest measure possible.

[page 39] People in the West, sometimes quite insensitive to the importance of farewells, can learn from the Japanese, who say farewell to the very end. They wave and wave until their friends are out of sight.

My haiku offering on the subject follows, as suggested by one of Basho's:

Wave & wave
until they're out of sight —
all that's left is Fall.

For more obscurity and delight, read the other haikus in the review at:
http://www.doyletics.com/arj/azwrvw.htm

3.) ARJ2: Childhood of Humanity an Essay by Bobby Matherne

How is it that children seem to live in a supersensible world of fairies and imaginary playmates that no longer exists for adults? What does this well-known feature of our world tell us about our heritage as human beings? Do any of those wondrous feelings we had as children, which we may remember dimly if at all, survive in us today? If so, how do they survive?

Curious? To inspect the childhood of humanity with Bobby, read the essay at:
http://www.doyletics.com/arj/childofh.htm

4.) ARJ2: Twitch and Shout by Lowell Handler

Anyone who has seen Mel Gibson's Lethal Weapon movies may not realize it, but you saw him portraying a person with Tourette's Syndrome. Lowell Handler had the same peculiar mental quirkiness, quickness, and jerkiness of thought processes that Mel's character had. Only as he grew up into an adult did Lowell come to understand his weird behaviors had been given a name: Tourette's Syndrome.

To take a tour-ette along with Lowell for a few ticks, read the review:
http://www.doyletics.com/arj/tasrvw.htm

5.) ARJ2: In the House of Memory by Steve Rabey

The ancients Celts lived in a world of spirit-filled nature long before Christianity was brought to the shores of the westmost outpost of civilization at the time, an island considered so worthless that the greatest conquerors of the time, the Romans, didn't bother to conquer it. Rabey tells us about that island, Ireland, plus the Welsh and Scot on the western edges of Great Britain who are all descended from the ancient Celts. This prayer from the book seems appropriate for the turbulent times that we are experiencing today in the Fall of 2001:

[page 176] The Celts lived in turbulent times, and they had an awareness that death could strike them at any time. They wove this concern into their entreaties: 'I place my soul under your protection O Lord; save me from sudden death. Praise and thanks be yours forever.'

To enter the House of Memory for a brief tour, read the review:
http://www.doyletics.com/arj/ithomrvw.htm

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8. UPDATE ON DOLPHIN NOVEL:
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The "The Spizznet File" is Available for Sale at long last!

Books may be ordered:

online: http://www.xlibris.com/TheSPIZZNETFILE.html

email: orders@xlibris.com

The book is also listed with the online booksellers:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0738839248/qid=980975954/sr=1-1/ref=sc_b_1/107-1881066-9121354

and

http://www.amazon.com/SPIZZNET-FILE-Bobby-Matherne/dp/0738839248/ref=pd_rhf_p_1/103-1968983-9511836

You can also read a summary of the novel on my website at:

http://www.doyletics.com/gmp/spizznet.htm

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For info about the Author: http://www.xlibris.com/BobbyMatherne.html

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9. CLOSING NOTES:
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