TattooLousSince1958http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/tattooloussince1958EntertainmentjaySome words from Tattoo Master Irish Jay
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Scottish Tattoo 2010 Bucksport Maine – Fort Knox. This is the closing performance Amazing Grace… and I think it is truly amazing.
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I need the viking prayer from the 13th warrior translated in old norse. I’m looking to have it tattooed on my right side. Can somebody help me out?
"Lo there do I see my father. Lo there do I see my mother and my sisters and my brothers. Lo there do I see the line of my people, back to the beginning. Lo, they do call to me, they bid me take my place among them, in the Halls of Valhalla, where the brave may live forever."
Avoid Lyssia’s text. First off, sure, Swedish is one of the languages which old Norse turned into, but I doubt you want modern Swedish for your tattoo. Secondly you can’t trust something translated by Google Translate (I can tell it is, since I’m Swedish myself).
Then you should know that this quote is an altered version of a quoted prayer by an Iraqi traveler who went to Scandinavia back in the days. Historians and archaeologists don’t take his words for through, as he was very biased as a Muslim and looked down at the Norse paganism very much. There is in other words a great chance that it’s not very accurate. Then consider that there is no original old Norse prayer preserved. So what you got there is an altered English translation of a most likely altered Arabic translation of an old Norse original. You can expect it to not be very accurate any longer.
If all that is fine with you, you should also know that people speaking old Norse are few. If you are serious about getting a good translation, I suggest you send an e-mail to the Swedish National Heritage Board and ask how you can get in touch with a translator. http://www.raa.se/cms/extern/en/about_us/our_mission/our_mission.html
Also the National Historical Museum could be an idea: http://www.historiska.se/misc/menyer-och-funktioner/menyer/globala-menyn/inenglish/
If they can’t help you, try to find their equals in Norway, Denmark and Iceland. You will most likely not get a good translation here at Yahoo Answers.
I want to get "mind over matter and soul before flesh" my other tattoo was a Gaelic translation of loyalty that i got from a family relative who spoke the language but has now passed away, i don’t want to get my tattoos in different languages so i was wondering if anyone could help?
This website is a forum for Irish-English translations, I’d check there since a lot of the users (other than those looking for translations of course) would be gaeilgeoirs (native Irish speakers).
http://www.irishgaelictranslator.com/translation/
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Seven Things to Consider Before Getting a Tattoo
1. Why do I want a tattoo?
2. What is the tattoo image you want?
3. Where am I going to place the tattoo?
4. Who am I getting the tattoo from?
5. What health factors should you consider?
6. Are you ready to get a tattoo?
7. Is this really the wise use and stewardship of my money?
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A research article on What does the Bible say about tattoos / getting a tattoo? at http://www.TruthOrTradition.com/tattoos
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Righteousness – Every Christians Gift from God at http://www.TruthOrTradition.com/Righteousness
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True Love is a 10-episode documentary on some of the most important American Tattooers. This first series is the journey of three filmmakers from Italy, getting tattooed along the East Coast. It tries to focus on various aspects of tattooing, but most of all on the relationship tattooer-customer, from the point of view of the same customer.
Episode 04: our crew travels across New York City, and today we’re in Queens. We got to meet Bert Krak at his Top Shelf Tattooing studio.
The studio is great, and so are the neighbors. Bert tells us a bunch of great stories about being and living in nyc. Plus, a little tour around the neighborhood.
More info at:
http://www.bertkrak.com – Bert Krak’s website/portfolio
http://www.smithstreettattooparlour.com – Smith Street Tattoo Parlour website
http://www.myspace.com/memphistattoo – Top Shelf Tattooing Myspace profile
Let’s get tattooed.
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Bodyarttattooshttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/bodyarttattoos205 s white horse pike stratford nj 08084EntertainmentvikingshipViking ship tattoo by Jeff Miller @ Body Art tattoo2011-09-09
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A special day for Scotland in Edinburgh, UK began with the opening of the third session of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh. The programme for the day began with the National Youth Choir of Scotland from Dumfries played in the debating chamber. After that at about 9.55am, the Duke of Hamilton along with the Crown of Scotland left Edinburgh Castle accompanied by a half company of the Scots Guards in addition to the Royal Regiment of Scotland, 1st Battalion Royal Scots Bagpipers and Drums who were led down the Royal Mile by Police.
At 10:10am, a Guard of Honour was created consisting of the Royal Company of Archers in company with Officers of Arms and the bagpipes of the Royal Scots Borderers which is an amalgamation of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers and the Royal Scots.
At 10:20am, the Royal Company of Archers, Pursuivants, Heralds, and the Duke of Hamilton along with the Crown of Scotland made their to the Debating Chamber through the Conongate entrance awaiting the arrival of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 2 along with the Scottish Parliament Edinburgh’s Mace bearer holding the Mace.
After that, HM Queen along with the Duke of Edinburgh arrived at Queensberry House, at the entrance of the Scottish Parliament on the Canongate, Royal Mile. They were both greeted by Rt Hon the Lord Provost and Councillor now current Lord Provost, George Grubb not forgetting Lord Lieutenant of the City of Edinburgh and the Lady Provost. The Lord Lieutenant presented the MSP, Alex Fergusson, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament and MSP, Alasdair Morgan and finally the Deputy Presiding Officer.
When they arrived, they went to the Garden Lobby to meet with Alex Salmond, the First Minister and Leader of the Scottish National Party, Jack McConnell of the Scottish Labour Party, Annabel Goldie MSP and Leader of the Scottish Conservatives and also Nicol Stephen, MSP and leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats.
In the main chamber, a fanfare introduction was played in the chamber. The format of the session included the Presiding Officer opening the meeting formally welcoming British HM Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
At 11:00am, the riding took place departing from New Street onto the Canongate down the Royal Mile. Various community groups and representative for Scotland took part in a parade ending in Holyrood Park. These included Chiefs, Police, the Edinburgh Chinese Community, Bag pipes, Viking displays and other local musicians such as the Hot Chilie Peppers. At 12:00pm, the event turned into the picnic at the Parliament Scottish.
Acts included at the picnics; the Blazin Fiddles, the TNT Bag Pipe Band in kilts, the talented Catriona Watt from the RSAMD Music academy, the Waa Sylla from Dancebase, Keith Jack, Salsa Celtica, Coisir Ghadhlig Inbhir Nis, an Inverness Gaelic Choir, Feis Rois, the Portobello Ceilidh Band and Idlewild completing a Celtic music flavour to the day.
In addition to these performers, there were also performers inside the Garden Lobby inside the Parliament such as Jarls Squad 2007, Shetland’s Up Hella Aa, Taiko Therapy from Beeslack Community High School in Penicuik, Midlothian. A few more performers included the Kintyre Schools Pipe Band and the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society from Edinburgh.
The riding parade consisted of 1,200 people which is known historically as a procession marking the opening of Parliament which occured for each new meeting of Parliament up until the Treaty of Union in 1707. The riding started from Market Street heading down the Royal Mile. The parades began with the Royal Marines Band with their recognisable white helmets. The band on display is the Royal Marines Band Scotland who are based on HMS Caledonia, Rosyth and their musical director is called Captain Tony Smallwood, the drum major being Major Gavin Moxworthy.
The marines were followed by educational groups created from East Syrshire MSYPs from Cumnock and Vivid LGBT group from Glasgow. Dance base followed close behind with the Kintyre Schools Pipe Band from Campbeltown in Argyll close behind. There were also Enterprise banners made from the Kible Education and Care Centre, Paisley and Momentum, Scotland.
The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama was present having had an impressive history of success with their graduating and successful actors, Tom Conti, Billy Boyd, Robert Carlyle, Alan and James McAvoy. The Scottish Youth Theatre provides national theatre for and by young people, aged 3-25.
Other notable participants included Lung Ha’s Theatre Company, Ronak Baja and Te Pooka. I shhould note that there was a protest which took place too.
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Stuart Barbour leading a willing audience to the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond at The Scottish Tattoo Ferneham Hall, Fareham 2007.
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