Wednesday, December 15, 2010

A Christmas Story as logged in Social Media


















Enjoy the Medieval Christmas Experience (TM)


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Canadian Christian Newspaper Highlights Riga Latvia's Role in Home of the First Christmas Tree (R)

Read the entire story click here


This oil painting by Latvian artist Ingmara Zalite playfully includes a Christmas tree in the traditional nativity scene.The earliest documented use of a tree as part of a Christmas celebration was in Latvia in 1510, according to German sources. Thus 2010 marks the 500th anniversary of what Latvians call the first Christmas tree, seen here in this Traditional Latvian Nativity. The oil painting on linen flax fabric is by Latvian artist Ingmara Zalite (2009) from Studio Linen Fantasies, Riga Latvia, EU. More of Ingmara's paintings may be viewed at  our Linen Painting Gallery - click here

Download Free copy of painting ICON - click here






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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

JP Morgan Chase the Corporate GRINCH that refused a Christmas gift

I could not have said it better myself... I am canceling my two Chase account. Read more and make your own decision.

War On Christmas: Chase and The Christmas Tree
posted by: Robin Marty

The story goes...
It didn't take Chase Bank long to end up on the War on Christmas's "Naughty" list.  That scrooge of a company forced a poor bank in Texas to take down a customer donated Christmas tree from its business lobby.

Sort of.

The customer who donated the 9-foot flocked artificial tree said Chase and Political Correctness took it.
But hold up on that hunt for secular devils on Southlake Boulevard.
Other Chase banks have Christmas trees. The big New York headquarters has two, from what I see on the Web. The Houston regional office has one.

Read more: http://www.star-telegram.com/2010/12/02/2676274/jpmorgan-chase-orders-southlake.html#ixzz17STJ5Tzp

Follow Up Story


Bank's Christmas tree removal sparks outrage

Posted Tuesday, Dec. 07, 2010




Sunday, November 28, 2010

Lighting of the First Christmas Tree Riga Latvia 2010

Lighting of the First Christmas Tree and the Opening of the Christmas Market was held on Sunday 28 November 2010 in City Hall and Dome Squares.



More information: www.Riga-ChristmasMarket.com



Friday, November 26, 2010

Information on Christmas songs including lyrics - history - and more

Did you know that Jingle Bells wasn't always called Jingle Bells?


There is a lot more to find out about all the various available Christmas songs.


Check out this great site  www.ChristmasSongs.net




  

Friday, November 19, 2010

Trees for the Future - Support our Environment - Donate Today



More Information click here

Watch this video - Get involved - Donate or more


Since 1989, Trees for the Future has been helping communities around the world plant trees. Through seed distribution, agroforestry training, and our country programs, we have empowered rural groups to restore tree cover to their lands. Planting trees protects the environment and helps to preserve traditional livelihoods and cultures for generations.

Our mission and history demonstrate how dedicated we are to sustainable agroforestry.
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Friday, November 12, 2010

Trademark - First Christmas Tree Graphic Logo issued in USA

For Immediate Release - Riga Latvia - 12 November 2010


The Home of the First Christmas Tree (R) project through it's parent organization SIA Patricija - Patricia LTD has been granted a new Trademark in the United States for it's distinctive First Christmas Tree logo.


Logo is Trademarked in both in the European Union and the USA.




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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Fine Art and Collectible Wall Art Available to Celebrate the 500th Anniversary of the First Christmas Tree






More Fine Wall Art Available at: Amazon.com
Prints and Collectibles: Available Click Here


Reprints available of all Fine art. Contact The Home of the First Christmas Tree (R) project office for ordering details: email --  sales2010@firstchristmastree.com


Online Gallery with over 300 different Original Oil Paintings - click here to view


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Sunday, October 10, 2010