rickmahaffey on tue 12 dec 00
to Tony ,
I thought Robin was a Brit. ;c)
Rick Mahaffey
Tacoma, Washington
clennell on tue 12 dec 00
Canuck, Yankee, Aussie, Kiwi, Scot, Brit, Swede etc etc are all terms of
endearment in my book.
As a people I like them and call them by their nickname. Racist labels I
don't use but the label Canuck I wear like a badge of honour. Like Joe
Canadian- I am Canadian.
For those that fear a Canuck takeover, don't sweat it, we already took over
the music industry, the movies, the clay mines and now we even get to
rewrite the grandfather of American ceramics- Danny Rhodes. Yes, the Rhodes
family have asked Robin Hopper to rewrite his old ceramics bible. Word on
the street has it that there will be lots of pics of Canuck pots. Hopper
will do an excellent job! Danny will be honoured and smile down from the
clay mine in the sky.
When the Mayor wanted a ceramic engineer to support his CM article he
picked our man Tommy Buck. Good choice.
Clayart is living proof that we potters are members of a world community.
Nice to know there is a "Welcome" mat at potters doorsteps all over the
world.
I'm feeling so proud of being a Canuck right now, I'm e-mailing Hopper to
suggest he rename the Rhodes book "Stoneware and Porcelain, Eh!"
cheers,
Tony
C,eh N,eh D,eh
sour cherry pottery
tony and sheila clennell
4545 king street
beamsville, on.L0R 1B1
http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
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Marcia Selsor on wed 13 dec 00
Tony,
That is great news that Robin will rewrite the Stoneware and Porcelain book.
My copy is so old that its crumbling. Maybe there will be even colored
pics of Canadian pots
to show those subtle changes in brown. maybe even reds!
Best wishes,
Marcia
clennell wrote:
>
> Canuck, Yankee, Aussie, Kiwi, Scot, Brit, Swede etc etc are all terms of
> endearment in my book.
> As a people I like them and call them by their nickname. Racist labels I
> don't use but the label Canuck I wear like a badge of honour. Like Joe
> Canadian- I am Canadian.
> For those that fear a Canuck takeover, don't sweat it, we already took over
> the music industry, the movies, the clay mines and now we even get to
> rewrite the grandfather of American ceramics- Danny Rhodes. Yes, the Rhodes
> family have asked Robin Hopper to rewrite his old ceramics bible. Word on
> the street has it that there will be lots of pics of Canuck pots. Hopper
> will do an excellent job! Danny will be honoured and smile down from the
> clay mine in the sky.
> When the Mayor wanted a ceramic engineer to support his CM article he
> picked our man Tommy Buck. Good choice.
> Clayart is living proof that we potters are members of a world community.
> Nice to know there is a "Welcome" mat at potters doorsteps all over the
> world.
> I'm feeling so proud of being a Canuck right now, I'm e-mailing Hopper to
> suggest he rename the Rhodes book "Stoneware and Porcelain, Eh!"
> cheers,
> Tony
> C,eh N,eh D,eh
>
> sour cherry pottery
> tony and sheila clennell
> 4545 king street
> beamsville, on.L0R 1B1
> http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
> clennell@vaxxine.com
>
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clennell on wed 13 dec 00
>to Tony ,
>
>I thought Robin was a Brit. ;c)
>
>Rick Mahaffey
>Tacoma, Washington
>
Rick: Was a Brit. Immigrated like most of us with the exception of the
First nations people.
The Brits didn't want him so they sent him here.
sour cherry pottery
tony and sheila clennell
4545 king street
beamsville, on.L0R 1B1
http://www.sourcherrypottery.com
clennell@vaxxine.com
iandol on thu 14 dec 00
If Robin Hopper is to rewrite the Daniel Rhodes Book, how will they be =
classified. They will not be reprints, which would preserve the original =
intention and prose of the author. They could hardly be called new =
editions unless it is made very clear what the intention of the =
publisher is, for example to incorporate additional and clearly =
attributable chapters about new technology or science or replace dated =
illustrations with those of recent works. So I seems to me that this is =
a totally new book about stoneware and porcelain.
Ivor Lewis.
Earl Brunner on fri 15 dec 00
Only time will tell. But it's not the first time someone has revised
and updated someone else's book. I have a 3rd edition of Parmelee's
book "Ceramic Glazes". It was revised by Cameron Hardman Ph.D. dated
1973. The Second edition was revised and edited by E. D. Lynch.
Parmelee died i 1947.
iandol wrote:
> If Robin Hopper is to rewrite the Daniel Rhodes Book, how will they be classified. They will not be reprints, which would preserve the original intention and prose of the author. They could hardly be called new editions unless it is made very clear what the intention of the publisher is, for example to incorporate additional and clearly attributable chapters about new technology or science or replace dated illustrations with those of recent works. So I seems to me that this is a totally new book about stoneware and porcelain.
> Ivor Lewis.
>
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