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the magician shows an empty pan, and drops a piece of lit cloth or paper inside. The pan is covered, and when it it opened a live dove or small pigeon, or other similar live stock appears.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin, you might not be surprised to learn, lives nothing like the characters on his hit Showtime show "Billions." That being said, his digs aren't too shabby. He and his wife Pilar Queen just sold their condo at 118 west 79th Street, an Emery Roth-designed tower on the Upper West Side, for $3.25 million.
Reality TV star and creator of the Skinnygirl booze brand, Bethenny Frankel, is shedding yet another part of her much gossiped about real estate portfolio. Frankel is letting go of her two-bedroom Soho apartment, slapping it on the market for $5.2 million.
Taylor Swift is probably preparing a gift basket filled with baked goods as we speak.
Her neighbor, New York Ranger's defenseman Ryan McDonagh, is packing up his hockey sticks, and moving out. His Tribeca loft at the swanky Sugar Loaf Building at 155 Franklin Street has just gone into contract, after less than a month on the market.
Writer Ta-Nehisi Coates sold his five-bedroom brownstone in Prospect-Lefferts Garden for $2.1 million, after saying he no longer felt safe at the address.
When Meg Ryan met this Soho loft … she made it really beautiful. The actress has just listed a dreamy apartment she owns at 84 Mercer Street for $10.9 million.
When we first spotted this antique-filled penthouse in Soho, we knew someone super cool had to live in it. And it turns out we were right! Curbed first recognized the apartment as belonging to none other than Kirsten Dunst, who rented it out a few years ago for $12,500-a-month. Now, she's put it up for sale for $5 million.
This one time at band camp … Jason Biggs and his wife, actress and author Jenny Mollen, listed their apartment for $3 million.
Warren Buffett's genius for investing seems to extend to real estate. The so-called "oracle of Omaha" has just listed his longtime home in Laguna Beach for $11 million.

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Longwood, FL - Joe Durso has received the endorsement of the Seminole County Professional Fire Fighters in his campaign for Seminole County Commission, District 4.
Longwood, FL- Joe Durso, a 2017 recipient of the Florida League of Cities Home Rule Hero award and former Mayor of Longwood, has issued a statement on House Bill 883.
Ensuring Seminole County's continued economic growth is vital to maintaining our high quality of life. We need to create a business environment that fosters quality, high paying jobs for Seminole County families. We can accomplish this by eliminating red tape, lowering barriers to entry for new businesses, and fighting for lower taxes.
Honored to receive the 2017 "Home Rule Hero" Award from the Florida League of Cities. It's really important that we always fight for the right of local governments to represent the will of the people who elect them.
It's a simple memorial cross, inscribed with the words, "We Will Never Forget Their Sacrifice". It was designed, built and paid for by a Longwood resident who is also a retired United States Army combat veteran. It resides in Longwood's City Hall. It is a piece of Longwood's history. Not because of its potential religious symbolism, but because of the significance of its strong secular message.


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Although many of us think of lasers as being sources of heat - for cutting or for cauterizing wounds - if you are careful, you can arrange for a laser to very effectively remove heat from a cloud of atoms. The field of laser cooling and trapping of neutral atoms has developed into an exciting branch of atomic physics and was recognized by the award of the 1997 Nobel Prize in physics. The techniques developed have enabled a wide variety of experiments to be performed where the motion of individual atoms is quantum-mechanical, the atoms have a wavelength on the order of that of visible light, and interactions with light can dramatically affect the atomic motion. Using evaporative cooling, atoms can be made to undergo a "Bose-Einstein condensation" transition and this, in turn, has allowed the construction of "atom lasers". We will review the basic light forces and the techniques used in laser cooling and trapping and discuss some applications, such as atomic fountain clocks and the possibility of quantum computing with neutral atoms.
Paul Lett received his B.S. from Marquette University (1980) and his M.A. (1982) and Ph.D. (1986) from University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. He was a Postdoctoral Fellow, Electricity Division, National Bureau of Standards (now NIST) (1986-1989). Presently employed as a Physicist, Laser Cooling Group, Atomic Physics Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology (1989-present). His research interests include experimental quantum optics and laser, atomic, and molecular physics, especially laser cooling. Present research activities involve the cooling and trapping of neutral atoms, quantum information/computing with neutral atoms, and the study of ultracold atomic collisions and photoassociation spectroscopy. Honors include the NIST Sigma Xi Outstanding Young Scientist Award, (1993), the Department of Commerce Silver Medal, (1996), the NIST Equal Employment Opportunity/Diversity Award, (1999), and the Arthur S. Flemming Award, (1999). He is a member of the Optical Society of America and a fellow of the American Physical Society. He is also Co-director of the "SURFing the Physics Laboratory" program at NIST, a summer undergraduate research program that is part of the NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates network. (1996- )
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Courses covered the basics of creative and academic writing while briefly touching on online content writing.
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Four years of planning, two years of development and fourteen months of building  finally came to an end, and what an end it was.  The Victorian Pony Club Horse Trials State Championships were held at Charltonon the first weekend of May 1999.  With an estimated 2000 people coming to the town, the streets and businesses were all about one thing-the horse!
Riders came from all ten Zones in Victoria with a majority from the Melbourne region and some from as far a field as Orbost and East Gippsland. The Championships is open to the top riders in Pony Club, who qualify on accredited courses in the 11 months prior to the competition.John Laird, President of Pony Club Association of Victoria, and another 12 State officials inspected the cross-country course at 10 am for final approval on the Friday before. This was followed by a Civic Reception from Mayor Stuart McLean and the Buloke Shire.
Daniel Scott and 'Cheraton True Colours' from Cranbourne
Dressage was held on the football oval on Saturday, with five arenas operating for 67 Grade 1 and 135 Grade 2 combinations.The Cross Country obstacles featured local assets and industries of the area and the Midland Zone. A highlight of the course was the Paddle Steamer, inspired by the adjacent Avoca River. The last obstacle was the Wine Barrels, sponsored by the Blue Pyrennees Estate from Avoca, which is on the southern border of Midland Zone. Charlton Pony Club DC and Midland Zone President, Laurie Cole, Peggy Mills of Harcourt and Midland Zone Life Member, Robin Tranter of Maryborough, designed the course.
Oona Knaggs 'andrettir'Mornington Peninsula
Riding of the Cross Country course began at 8 am on Sunday morning. After completing the 30 obstacles and 3 km, (where the time allowed was six minutes and ten seconds), the competitors had a one-hour rest before the final phase of the Horse Trials, the Showjumping round.
Showjumping tests the horse's athletic endurance and discipline and its stamina to complete a further test after the gruelling Cross-Country. The Showjumping course was built and designed by Peggy Mills, regular EFA course builder and member of Midland Zone from Harcourt. The course featured bright colourful fences and challenging lines, where only seven Grade 1 combinations completed the course without faults. The Showjumping course used new equipment, featuring the colours of Midland Zone Pony Clubs.
The final result saw only six combinations from Grade 1 finish faultless on their dressage score:
Adrian Dowell 'Plutonium Ore' Benalla
Congratulations to those who took part in the 1999 PCAV Horse Trials State Championships and to the Midland Zone.  Report from Travis Cole, Midland Zone.


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Shiner Minnows Shortage Still Frustrating Anglers
Where have all the shiner minnows gone? A question most anglers have been asking bait shops around northwest, northeast and central Minnesota this spring. The lack of spottails affects thousands of anglers who fish hundreds of lakes from Grand Rapids to Deer River to Bemidji. Up here, the spottail is king for walleye fisherman, especially in the first few weeks of the fishing season. The reason for the shortage is two fold. The late ice-out caused the water to remain cold, and shiner minnows weren't moving into the shallows in big numbers like they usually do. Another huge impact on the shortage of shiner minnows is the ban on harvesting spottails on Lake Winnibigoshish. Lake Winnie has always produced the most shiner minnows in the region. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has banned trapping on Lake Winnie because of the larvae of zebra mussels found on the lake.
Effect on Bait Shops
Minnow trappers are desperate, bait shops are losing business and anglers are upset. Most avid walleye fisherman are firm believers that spottails are the only thing that works. It is turning in to a viscous business as trappers have to watch their traps 24 hours a day or lock them up so bait dealers can't get them in the middle of the night. If anglers get word of a shop having spottails they will line up to get their hands on them. The lack of shiner minnows is taking a toll on local bait shops. In the northern part of Minnesota it can be up to 40% of their business a year as shiner minnows sell for about twice as much as more common fathead minnows. For the Minnesota fishing opener most bait shops have 100 gallons (5,000 to 6,000 dozen) of shiner minnows but this year most didn't have any.
Other Options
The DNR and bait shops are working on other options in order to alleviate the shiner minnows shortage. But to trap shiners in other lakes, those lakes must be certified free of VHS (viral hemorrhagic septicemia), trappers need to pay for this certificate and it can take up to five days to obtain. Most trappers have moved to Red Lake, but as it becomes over crowded some VHS certified rivers, such as Deer River are being explored. Bill Powell has proposed to the DNR that the agency approve a system of flushing water from trapped minnows and letting that water drain on land away from lakes. He said he believes such a procedure would work and prevent the spread of zebra mussel larvae from Lake Winnibigoshish. The DNR has yet to respond to his proposition.
It is still unclear if their will be a solution to the shortage of spottails this year. By mid- to late June, anglers probably will switch to leeches and other baits, as they typically do. But for now, the shortage remains a big issue to the regional fishing economy. But that switch will still not make up the money lost for many bait shops and small towns this spring.
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Sports in the courts
Florida basketball player charged with taco theft
Florida guard Erving Walker has been charged with stealing a taco and running from police. Walker, a senior who ranks first in school history in assists, was arrested and given a notice to appear in court early Friday. He was charged with petty theft and resisting an officer without violence, both misdemeanors. He was not taken to jail.
Gainesville Police say Walker ordered a $3 taco from a street vendor, got the food and ran away without paying. When a police officer caught up with him and told him stop, Walker kept going, according to the police report.
When officers finally caught Walker with help from "several marked patrol cars," he told them he was "just playing around," the report said.
Walker is scheduled to appear in court April 19.
Source: Payton to appeal year-long ban
Saints Coach Sean Payton is seeking relief from the NFL for his role in New Orleans' bounty system. And so is his assistant, Joe Vitt. The coaches decided to file appeals on Friday. Payton has decided to file an appeal with the league on his season-long suspension, a person familiar with the decision said. Not long after that, Vitt's agent said his client was doing the same for his six-game suspension. Payton's appeal will also ask NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for his guidance on the parameters of the suspension, the person told The Associated Press on Friday on condition of anonymity because the league and the Saints have not announced Payton's plan to appeal.
Goodell last week announced the suspension of Payton, starting Sunday, for his role in connection with New Orleans' bounty system, which offered improper cash bonuses for big hits that either knocked opponents out of games or left them needing help off of the field. The commissioner has since said the Saints' coach would be allowed to continue working if he appealed, while the process played out. However, he added that the appeal would be expedited, indicating that Payton would not likely be able to add on much work time should his suspension be upheld.
Goodell also said at NFL meetings this week in Florida that Payton could have some contact with the team but did not go into detail, and Payton indicated that he was still a little unclear about that as well. With all the uncertainty, Payton is trying to compress as much planning for the 2012 season into whatever time he has left at Saints headquarters this weekend.
The NFL has said as many as 27 players also could be sanctioned for their role in the scandal, but it is not yet clear when that might happen. Former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who left the Saints after last season to join the St. Louis Rams, ran the bounty program and has been suspended indefinitely.
Tebow 'not sure' if he'll start again
If Tim Tebow has his sights set on Mark Sanchez's job, the New York Jets backup quarterback is keeping it to himself. Tebow told 1050 ESPN Radio on Friday that he's "not sure" if he'll ever be a starting quarterback again, and that thought doesn't even concern him right now. "I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds my future," Tebow said, referring to his strong Christian faith. "That's something that has always given me peace and comfort. That's why I don't have to worry about the future. I can just worry about today and worry about becoming better as a football player and a person."
Eagles' Pro Bowl tackle out for season
Eagles Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters ruptured his right Achilles and is expected to miss the season. Peters injured his leg while training in Texas on Tuesday. He will have surgery to repair the tendon next week. A five-time Pro Bowl selection, Peters is widely considered one of the best offensive linemen in the NFL.
■ Linebacker Manny Lawson has decided to stay with the Cincinnati Bengals. The unrestricted free agent agreed to a new contract Friday. Lawson started 16 games for Cincinnati last season, his first with the Bengals.
■ The New England Patriots re-signed wide receiver Deion Branch. The former Louisville star had 51 catches for 702 yards and five touchdowns last season.
high school basketball
City girls invited to Kentucky tryout
Four city girls were invited to try out for the Kentucky All-Star basketball team that will play the Indiana All-Stars later this year. Lexington Catholic's Alex Botkin, Lexington Christian's Kristen Jacob, Paul Laurence Dunbar's Morgan McEldowney and Sayre's Maddie Mitchell will compete for roster spots on April 21 at Georgetown College. Manual's Stacy Pendleton will coach the team. The games are June 8 at Freedom Hall in Louisville and June 9 at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
UK Sports
Softball Cats beat Tennessee
Ellen Weaver allowed six hits, Kara Dill went 3-for-4 and Ginny Carroll homered to lead the Kentucky softball team to a 5-3 upset of host Tennessee on Friday. Weaver, a sophomore making her first Southeastern Conference start of the season, gave up one earned run in five innings. Senior Chanda Bell pitched two scoreless innings of relief for the Cats (16-17, 3-4). Dill singled, doubled and tripled, and Carroll added a double to her team-leading fifth home run of the season. Tennessee fell to 25-8, 7-5 in the SEC.
■ The No. 2-ranked Kentucky baseball team's series opener at No. 18 Georgia on Friday was postponed because of rain. The teams will play a doubleheader Saturday starting at noon.
Five ex-UConn stars on women's team
The U.S. women's basketball team headed to the London Olympics this summer will have a familiar feel for Coach Geno Auriemma. Five former UConn Huskies — Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, Swin Cash, Maya Moore and Tina Charles — are on the team announced Friday. And all five helped the U.S. qualify for the Olympics by playing on the 2010 world championship team that won the gold medal. Former Louisville All-American Angel McCoughtry was a first-time selection to the U.S. team. Only 11 of the 12 roster spots were announced. The final spot could go to Baylor junior Brittney Griner, who is playing in the Final Four this weekend in Denver.
Knee injury forces Nadal to withdraw
Rafael Nadal withdrew hours before the start of his semifinal Friday at the Sony Ericsson Open because of a left knee injury that bothered him in recent matches. With his withdrawal, 2009 champion Andy Murray advanced to Sunday's final. He'll play the winner of Friday night's match between top-ranked Novak Djokovic and No. 21-seeded Juan Monaco. Nadal said his knee has been getting worse and extensive treatment Thursday failed to help. He said he'll see a doctor soon and is optimistic he'll be out only briefly. "I know what to do to get better quick, and that's what we're going to try," Nadal said. The six-time French Open champion still plans to begin his clay season April 16 at the Monte Carlo Masters.
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The Rubber Stamp Rebellion will not be televised
When it comes to the rebellion against fossil fuels and fracked gas infrastructure, in particular, you need to do more than tune in — you need to show up, speak out and get radical to make change. Fortunately that's exactly what we've been doing all week as part of the #RubberStampRebellion in Washington, D.C.
But the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), has not made it easy. FERC commissioners closed their regularly scheduled May 19 meeting to the public due to "security concerns," with less than a day's notice. They then held their meeting with members of the press and "invited guests," – including executives from the infamous SoCal Gas who were invited made a presentation about "preparations for LA basin gas-electric reliability and market impacts."
You probably remember SoCal as the company that brought us the Aliso Canyon methane leak. That disaster at a gas storage facility spewed pollution for months, causing the Governor to declare a state of emergency as residents complained of headaches, nose bleeds and respiratory distress. The spill forced hundreds of families to evacuate their homes and became the single largest source of global warming pollution in California. Mitchell Englander, the city councilman who represents the neighborhood in Los Angeles said it was, "the equivalent of the BP oil spill, except it's on land, in a populated community."
And yet, SoCal Gas was an invited guest of FERC at their closed-door special meeting, while participants in the Rubber Stamp Rebellion including Rev Yearwood from the Hip Hop caucus, Jane Kleeb from Bold Nebraska and numerous front line activists were literally barred from entry.
If you're as outraged as I am at FERC right now, join the rebel alliance of pipeline fighters and by:
- Pick up your phone and call FERC chair Norman Bay at 1-800-571-2435. Tell him that it's an outrage to ban the public from FERC's meetings while inviting testimony from one of America's biggest climate polluters – SoCal Gas.
- Chip in $5 or more right here to keep the calls free for everyone and support the #RubberStampRebellion against FERC.
Our Rubber Stamp Rebellion has been busy all week:
On Monday, seven climate activists were arrested while forming a human blockade at FERC while singing, "Fighting for our health, we shall not be moved. Fighting for our children, we shall not be moved."
On Tuesday, we visited the Capitol Hill offices of four senators with pipelines proposed in their home states and delivered messages asking them to stand on the side of people and the planet – not the fracked gas industry and FERC.
On Wednesday, we rallied to block the Trans Pacific Partnership – a toxic trade deal that would (among other terrible things) expedite the export of fracked gas from America to other Pacific nations trying to break free from fossil fuels.
But the real main event came yesterday when FERC locked us out of their meeting and we held our own own meeting from 8-10 a.m., on the sidewalk calling on FERC to issue No New Permits and to transition to an agency promoting non-polluting renewable energy and efficiency.
After the rally, three members of BXE tried to get into the building that houses FERC, but were turned away by security guards. They were told that only government employees and invited guests could get into the meeting.
"It's our understanding," said BXE member Melinda Tuhus, "that the invited guests from industry were allowed into the meeting and only the public was kept out; that we could've pre-registered for the meeting, but of course one would've had to know that the meeting was going to be closed to do that, and that fact wasn't announced until the night before."
The Rev. Lennox Yearwood, of the HipHop Caucus, criticized President Obama, California Gov. Jerry Brown and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for claiming to be climate heroes while backing fracking and fracked gas. "They are not climate leaders," he said. "Until they realize we must transition to 100 percent renewable energy."
After listing several fossil fuel projects that have been defeated through public opposition, Yearwood pointed toward the FERC offices and said, "The folks inside are losing. We are winning — for the next generation."
Mary Wildfire drove from West Virginia hoping to speak out at the FERC meeting. She told the crowd outside that coal, oil and gas all have climate change in common. "The impacts are already severe. The issue is how are we going to prevent catastrophic climate change. [FERC is] permitting well into the twenty-teens because we don't want to bother changing our habits."
Jane Kleeb, founder of Bold Nebraska, which played a critical role in defeating the Keystone XL pipeline, said she is now working with people in other states to fight fossil fuel projects. She said that she and others recently planted sacred corn seeds along the paths of the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline and Mountain Valley Pipeline through several mid-Atlantic states. "The seeds of resistance are growing everywhere," she said.
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This allows a quick way to edit text files regardless of the extension.
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Food for Thought
Best-selling author, journalist and public relations specialist Morgan Murphy spoke to journalism students at the University of Alabama Jan. 24 and shared insight into his life and career and advice on how to land a dream job.
Murphy reminisced on his grandmother's cooking. Murphy said his grandmother did not live up to the southern grandmother stereotype of being an excellent cook and burnt most of her dishes. He told the audience how storytelling is a powerful tool because it helps people relate to you faster and leaves a more prominent imprint on the mind.
Murphy then went into detail about his variety of jobs in communications. He began his career in publications as an intern for Vanity Fair. While he mostly made coffee and ran errands, Murphy said at the time this was his dream job. He said that he obtained this job by stepping out of his comfort zone and using his elevator pitch to win over an executive.
Murphy is best known for his career as a food critic for Southern Living magazine. In his time there, he has written two books: "Off the Eaten Path" and "Second Helpings."
To research these books, Murphy traveled more than 15,000 miles to find the best restaurants in the South and unlock the secrets of their best recipes. He said one of the secrets to the books' success was writing about more than just the food itself. The three things that Murphy looks for in a restaurant are the food, atmosphere and the service. Murphy said that these three things combined are what made these restaurants worthy of being highlighted. He also said that he never writes negative reviews, because he believes that they are a waste of space.
To those of you who are public relations majors, this may not seem relevant to your future because most of Murphy's background is in journalism. However, the insight he gave into landing the ultimate job to jump-start a career is universal. One of the most profound words of advice was to be observant during the interview. He said attention to surroundings helps a job candidate stand out from the rest and move past the small talk.
After going to this presentation, I have a little less anxiety about the future ahead for me in the PR world. Murphy's story proves that with the right amount of motivation and willingness to take risks, anyone can get that dream job.
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Penn State-Northwestern To Kick Off At Noon October 7
When the Nittany Lions travel to Evanston for their second road game of the year October 7, it will kick off at noon (11 a.m. at Ryan Field) on either ABC, ESPN, or ESPN2.
The Penn State-Northwestern game will air on either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2 at noon. Network will be determined Sunday.
— Kris Petersen (@GoPSUKris) September 25, 2017
No. 4 Penn State is 4-0 after just getting by in its road opener over the weekend against Iowa.
This is Penn State's first trip to Northwestern since timeout gate in 2015, where poor clock management played a role in the Nittany Lions blowing a late lead in a 23-21 loss.
The Wildcats have won their last two games against Penn State, but the Nittany Lions have won three of their last four meetings at Ryan Field.
There are four Penn State kick-off times yet to be determined for the 2017 season — Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, and Maryland. This weekend's game against Indiana will kick off at 3:30 p.m. on BTN.
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The National Secular Society says:
Former Today editor Rod Liddle is set to launch a broadside against atheism in a programme for Channel 4 entitled The Trouble with Atheism – which will be broadcast on 18 December. Mr Liddle says he will demonstrate how similar atheism is to religion.
Sounds interesting. However, this is the guy who recently wrote, in the course of a Spectator interview with Richard Dawkins:
Which brings me to the difficult stuff — and Darwinism. It is a creed to which Dawkins cleaves with the fervour of the fundamentalist, the true believer. And it is the real chink in his armour. For example, because Darwin showed us that life forms progress from the simple to the complex over hundreds of thousands of years of gradual modification, it therefore follows (according to Dawkins) that there cannot have been a divine being present before the amoebae swam in those soupy oceans at Earth's toddler stage — because he would have had to be more complex than those organisms which followed him. And that doesn't fit with the theory.
What? Aside from the dubious characterisation (which is contradicted by the next paragraph anyway) I don't think anyone's ever argued that a deity couldn't have existed at the primordial soup stage because it would have been more complex than that which followed it. That's a strange argument, and there are indeed multiple problems with it. I've never heard it suggested that evolution actively disproves deities, it's more that evolution provides an explanation for probably the largest evidence for the existence of a deity, namely that the natural world looks like it's been designed. A deity becomes superfluous, so why believe in one? It's possible he's simplifying a superficially similar argument to do with the rather large question of the beginning of the universe, but that's still to do with the probability of an inherently complex deity versus a simple process, not that it wouldn't be possible due to increasing evolutionary complexity (not that evolution necessarily makes beings more complex, anyway).
Mr Liddle seems to have misunderstood the issues to the extent that he thinks the entire basis for disbelieving in a god hinges upon Darwin's theory being entirely correct:
But what if the theory, in its entirety, doesn't hold — as Dawkins concedes might be possible? Even now, a century and a half after Darwin wrote The Origin of Species, the notion of gradual, cumulative change in every case is being challenged (most recently by the evo-devo school, which believes that sudden change can occur within species within a single generation). Like all scientific theories, Darwinism will be amended — perhaps beyond recognition. Perhaps it will be discarded entirely. Either way, disavowing a divine being because it doesn't quite fit in with another here-today-gone-tomorrow theory seems a tad peremptory. The question Dawkins can never satisfactorily answer is: what if Darwin was wrong? And yet, as a scientist, he must be aware that the likelihood is that Darwin was wrong here or there. In which case, where does that leave his philosophical argument?
"[T]he notion of gradual, cumulative change in every case is being challenged"? Ok, maybe, but it's a long way from overturning current theory, and there's more to evolution than just gradual changes. I don't know all that much about the evo-devo school, but I'm pretty sure it still works on the basis of natural selection, no matter how large the generational mutations. But even if Darwin (and modern theory) somehow turned out to be wrong, it would make little difference to atheistic arguments because they're not built upon evolution in the way Mr Liddle thinks. Sure, you'd have to find another explanation for the life's complexity, but it would have to explain the vast amount of evidence showing 'evolutionary' lineages, and there's no reason to immediately turn to a deity for this.
You also can't just say that because scientific theories are continually revised – or 'here-today-gone-tomorrow' if you like – anything that follows from them (which the non-existence of god doesn't anyway) is unreliable. That's getting it backwards. The point is that predictions can be tested, and the theory is altered, supported or even discarded accordingly. By revising theories science hones in on the truth, and that's very different from the "things change therefore there's no point making predictions" attitude that Mr Liddle suggests. If all the evidence fits with a theory, it's perfectly reasonable to come to tentative conclusions based upon it.
The whole article is really quite odd. I'll watch the atheism show, but if it's anything like the above I don't hold out much hope.
Update on 19/12: I'll update this when I've actually watched the show, but anybody looking for responses could do worse than see here (and not just because somebody in the comments linked to me), here and the comment thread here.


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Picture Of The Day #93Tags: Cats, Dogs
Happy Kitten StoryTags: Cats, Phoenix
If there is one thing we love here at Jammy Toast, it is an animal story with a happy ending. We love watching Supervet and other animal programmes as long as they have happy endings and we can all have a smile on our faces. Such was the case today when we heard about the story of Phoenix the kitten. Phoenix – dubbed the luckiest cat in Britain – is recovering after being rescued from a garden fire. The kitten had severe burns to her face and body after being spotted trapped under blazing rubble in Sunderland last month.
Famous Station Cat Passes AwayTags: Alfie, Cats
Here at Jammy Toast we are mostly dog lovers but we have to admit we are partial to the odd cat – especially friendly ones. Bearing this in mind, we were saddened to hear of the passing of Alfie, Rushden Transport Museum's station car. Alfie passed away just a few days ago after contracting an unidentified mystery virus. The feline mysteriously turned up at volunteer-run Rushden Station about 10 years ago just after the previous station cat passed away, and quickly made himself at home.
Downing Street CatfightTags: Cats, Downing Street
After we featured the news the other week that Larry The Cat was to remain at Downing Street with Theresa May, it now appears a full-blown catfight has broken out between Larry and Palmerston – Boris Johnson's official moggy. Foreign Office mouser Palmerston ripped the collar off Number 10's Larry in a scrap so vicious a photographer claimed it could lead to one being killed. Battersea Dogs and Cats Home – which rehomed both strays – is now offering free advice to Westminster officials about how to stop the felines being hurt.
Cat Survives 60C Washing Machine RideTags: Bobby, Cats
Here at Jammy Toast there is nothing we like more than an animal story with a happy ending and so is the case with Bobby's dice with death. The kitten was accidentally trapped in a washing machine on a 60C cycle but has made a full recovery. Lisa Keefe, of the Meadows in Nottingham, did not realise her Bengal crossbreed Bobby had climbed inside the appliance for a nap. She raced to get him out after hearing "a loud thudding noise" from inside the appliance. A vet at the clinic who treated him said: "In my 15 years as a vet, I've never seen a case like this."
The Cat Guardians Of SingaporeTags: Cats, Strays
Here at Jammy Toast we save and look after our bears and make sure that they come to no harm. However, in Singapore, it is a little different – they have their stray cats. Not scrawny and dirty, but glossy and groomed and known affectionately as "community cats". By day, they are fed and watered by a small army of dedicated volunteer feeders – office workers heading home, hipsters heading out, ageing "aunties and uncles". But at night, a hard-core of cat-lovers take to the streets.
Bella Puts Postman "At Risk"Tags: Cats
Acouple have been told to restrain their cat or face having their mail deliveries suspended. Matthew Sampson was notified by Royal Mail last week of a "potential hazard" at his home in South Gloucestershire which was "affecting deliveries". According to Royal Mail, Bella the cat is a "threat" to staff and has been putting "fingers at risk of injury". However, owner Matthew Sampson, says he is "shocked" by the notice as he has "never seen her get aggressive".
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SHAKESPEARE SUMMER SCHOOL, University of Cambridge ICE, Monday 13 to Friday 17 August 2018: 'Shakespeare's Venice' and 'Wonder in Shakespeare's Early Comedies'. For details and how to book your place: http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/tutor/valentin-gerlier
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT IN TODAY'S WORLD, a Conference Week-End organised by Temenos Young Scholars and the Saint Damien Community, at the American College in Leuven, Belgium, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 May.
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The School Direct Programme at St Ambrose Barlow is proving a hugely successful initiative to drive up the number of high quality teachers training and working in the local area.
Trainees from the past three cohorts have been employed at our own school following the completion of their course and have proved valuable assets to the Maths, English, Art, MFL, and Science departments. 100% of graduates from our programme have gained employment in a teaching role, many within schools in Salford and the majority within the Greater Manchester area.100% of graduates have qualified with outstanding or good.
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I'm spending the afternoon here at the milk tea shop in our village. My brother is currently having his hair cut, and I'm wating for him to finish. I'm looking at my two-layered tan skin, which brings a lot of beach memories and little regrets at the same time. I could've applied sunblock but like always, I wanted to come back to Manila with a visible tan.
The book is open at the moment, page 143, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. I would've brought this with me in Boracay, but my office laptop occupied a big space in my back pack and I figured I wouldn't be able to open it anyway.
I'm currently working on a write-up for a Kazakhstan born film producer, and I have to finish it before the day ends. Time pressured yes, but I'm always so thankful for projects like this!
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About the overwhelming number of paragraphs I'm set to construct later tonight. How do you write a letter of decline?
None, but then I remembered the intense smell of my black ponytail that made the Boracay crew's almost ruined Saturday afternoon! I'll share more about that on a separate entry!
I'm just so thankful and I can say that I'm content with what I have, where I am and who I am at the moment. I just wish that this will continue, and more side projects maybe?
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A white shirt from one of our media partners and a denim pair of shorts
Boracay! Can I go back tomorrow?!
I can't think of anything and I'm serious! (I smile)
I don't know! I'm surprisingly relaxed today, and that must be a good indicator that I had a good vacation! I had to work from time to time but it was all good and fun!
Happy! Well not really happy-happy because I did not win the lottery or anything but I'm you know, it's the smiling kind of happy. You know what I'm saying?
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Huawei noticed that Google disclosed seven vulnerabilities (CVE-2017-14491/CVE-2017-14492/CVE-2017-14493/CVE-2017-14494/CVE-2017-14495/CVE-2017-14496/CVE-2017-13704), These vulnerabilities can be triggered remotely via DNS and DHCP protocols and can lead to remote code execution, information exposure, and denial of service. Huawei immediately launched a thorough investigation.
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Without doubt one of the most awaited Reissues & comps of the century! You don't know THE SWAMP RATS? This band was the loudest 60s band EVER!! IJust listen to the first track on this 13 track album, "louie louie"...which is one of the punkiest, most outrageous versions you have heard so far..and..now the clue..this band was around in 1966-1967!!! I was just thinking about being at one of their shows in the 60's & hearing their incredible loud proto-Punk, their fuzzed out orgies, their wild sound! Man, listen to their version of THE SONICS' "psycho"...a manifest of raunchy rock'n roll..or that true monster-fuzz in THE SPARKLINGS "no friend of mine"..or the wildest ever version of THE LEAVES "hey joe"!!!! Of course..and everybody needs a rest, there are also some more mellow tracks on this...but...Punk rock NEVER became louder than here..and it was 1966...got it
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Key Club is a great club that is open to any student at the Hiram Johnson Campus. This club is an international student led program which provides each individual student with opportunities to provide community service, build character and develop leadership skills and living by the Key Club motto "Caring-Our Way of Life."
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Early Morning
Early Morning is for Primary and Elementary children who arrive to school before regular classroom hours. Younger children play quiet indoor games and older students have the option of spending time outdoors until it is time to transition to their classroom. The younger children are brought to their classrooms by the elder Elementary students.
Toddler children who stay for an extended day will share lunch in the classroom then a quiet rest period. The Nappers program for Primary children includes lunch in our Nappers Room followed by a time for stories, quiet music and a rest. Primary children return to close the day in their classroom unless they are staying for Late Day.
Late Day
Our Late Day Program is open to current Primary and Elementary students, from 3:15-6:00 pm daily. This program offers active play, nature exploration, sports, art projects, music, cooking, and social interaction, with a neighborhood feel.
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I have been a science educator most of my adult life, so it is no surprise that I am an advocate for STEM education. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. STEM is all the rage in education now and for very good reason.
The U.S. is behind, but what does that mean? Our test scores and the number of people that are going into jobs in these fields have been on a declining trend. The STEM initiative was born, but what is STEAM? For your convenience, this post contains affiliate links. You can read the full disclosure here.
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What is STEAM?
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. As often happens, when a group does something out of fear or response to something negative the shift has gone overboard.
Education funding is limited so in order to fund STEM funding has often been cut from arts programs. This is similar to how many schools have reduced recess to make more time for instruction. While both seemed like good ideas, they have had disastrous results.
When we have arts programs and plenty of recess, we see gains. We see happier kids and families. These kids are engaged and excited about their educations, and as a result test scores improve. Enter STEAM.
"STEAM uses design methods to approach STEM subjects creatively and make them real-world-relevant to all students, not just those already interested." Anne Jolly Education Week
STEAM Activities Need to be Accessible.
Teachers are often stuck in the middle with little time and resources to get it all done. Homeschoolers can be easily intimidated by science. Math phobia is rampant in this country. The list goes on and on.
As a result, kids are not getting rich STEAM education. I believe that STEAM needs to start early and often and go from there. STEAM can be simple and still be significant. It doesn't have to be overly complicated or costly because kids are naturally going to tinker when given the chance to explore.
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There are many great advantages to adding the arts to STEM. I agree with Anne Jolly (above). Kids interested in the arts might not typically be interested in STEM.
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3 independent reviews for Pilates wellness retreat in Greece
Reviews for Pilates wellness retreat in Greece
Steph Tchan review 1 Aug 2018
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?I loved the whole thing. The Pilates, meditation and Chi Gung tuaght by Ionos made me feel like a new woman after the week in Pelion. But how can one overlook the sumptuous home cooking and amiable comraderie around the square table hosted by Pip and Nick. Or for that matter the splendid accomodation with views across the water to mountains. There is no one stand out. It was as a delight all round.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?Bring a couple of swimsuits as its hard to keep out of the sea. It can be a bit tricky to get there so chat with Pippa about the best ways to arrive. We had a transfer so no problem but you may want to make sure you research which is the best airport to fly to and how to get to Pelion from there. Its well worth it so dont let this put you off.
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?To a degree in that we had dinner in the local restaurants, we certainly seemed to tread lightly on the earth and local people were involved in the teaching and cooking and also in building the splendid accomodations.
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?It was a wonderful break away to a quiet corner of Greece. Highly recommended for all.
Janine Hollins review 12 Nov 2017
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?The Pilates, meditation and Qi Gong sessions were held in a stunning setting on the terrace by the water - morning and evening, the lapping Pelion sea worked its spell. Ioannis the instructor/therapist/healer is a special individual, and his instruction is imbued with gentle humour. The highlight for me was the evening meditation, finishing with Singing Bowls at twilight, then meandering up to a delicious dinner with good local wine. Second helpings of both were encouraged! You can't help but relax, and the hosts, Pippa and Nick, are very kind and hospitable folk who have created a special retreat.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?Take some fins for swimming off the rock platform beneath the villa - on a calm day, you can swim to several bays. Have one or two therapeutic massage sessions with Ioannis - not to be missed. Bring an open attitude along to the early evening Qi Gong sessions - having only ever done yoga or Pilates, I found Qi Gong unexpectedly helpful in bringing focus and calmness to a busy mind.
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?Pippa and Nick employ local people including Ioannis, and Toula the excellent cook. We walked into the village and ate a few lunches at local restaurants. Tap water tasted great. The food, wine and olive oil are locally sourced.
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?Excellent! A rejuvenating week.
Alison Fraser review 7 Nov 2017
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?There is something very special about the tour operator we went with. It's a complete getaway. You can't help but feel calm and slow down. I was there for 2 weeks - the pilates/wellness week with the marvellous Ioannis and then the yoga week with the angel like Molly. I can't recommend it enough, nor taking two weeks to fully unwind, benefit from Ioannis's treatments, and both his and Molly's excellent instruction. I have done quite a bit of yoga and pilates over the years and been on a few retreats and this is one of the best. The hosts, Pippa and Nick, make it feel more like a family environment rather than commercial and the accommodation is of a very high standard. Finally, I loved swimming in the crystal clear sea every day and visiting the small secluded coves in easy walking distance of the retreat.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?If you can, treat yourself to two weeks!
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?Yes, we ate out at local restaurants a few times and Pippa and Nick employ local people.
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?Brilliant!
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A quick running update: I've still been doing it, it just hasn't been interesting in any way. Due to weather and darkness I've been relegated to the treadmill which is making me happier than I care to admit. I think this is the beginning of a weird genetic mutation, but I am perfectly content and sometimes even happier to run on a machine. I don't run with music when I run outside, so I think that has something to do with it, and I don't have any good wet weather running gear, which is insane considering where I live. Also, I'm not training for anything in particular right now so I don't feel bad taking the dryer path most days. It's been about 5-6 days a week 3-10 miles each time, and closer to the the 3 than the 10 most days.
Speaking of not training, I in fact should be training for a 2 upcoming races. Sunday I have a 5k, but the goal there is to get my out-of-shape dog across the finish line. I'm hoping 3.1 miles at a relaxed and sometimes walking pace isn't going to kill me. A few weeks after that I have a 10k with friends. I'm looking forward to this no matter how many times I forget I'm actually running it, but I've got to get at least a few dedicated training runs in if I hope to run it with my speedy friend. I'm hoping we can pace each other but then I remember I haven't given a shit about pace in a few weeks (1 month today OMG) so that may be a brutal wake up call. In addition to these two that I am legit signed up for, there is another 10k in December that could happen and is on a course that holds my most recent 10k PR (I think). That's just downright terrifying but the time I ran it was 10 degrees F and crispy and sunny and I loved it so if that is anything like what will happen this year I am in. I love running cold, dry, slightly ice crystal coated races, as long as I don't slip.
Besides running, life has been pretty mellow. Work has been busy this last week or two and aerial has been super fun but still just once a week. I wish I could fit in more review sessions but my sleep and lack of planning seem to be getting in the way lately. Also, I got bangs and they are more work than I'm used to but whatever my face needed a change. Then I took a selfie and I feel weird about it because there really isn't anything in particular I'm looking at over my left shoulder it's just what I thought I was supposed to do. This was 2ish weeks ago and I already need a trim. Happy Hump Day!


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Brown Cardigan (Calvin Klein)
Brown Leather Belt (Mom's closet)
Dark-wash Skinny Jeans (Forever 21)
Brown Leather Oxfords (Steve Madden via South Moon Under)
Yellow Suede Slouch Bag (Ann Taylor Loft)
The months of March and April mess with me sartorially. They devise nasty ways - blustery days, sudden thunder storms, random cold fronts - to make me traipse up and down my attic steps, packing and unpacking the storage bins stocked with my seasonally appropriate apparel.
Since the closet space in our townhouse is tight, my husband and I divide our wardrobes into warm and cold weather clothing, and we store away the out-of-season garments. Thus, when unpredictable spring weather hits, we struggle to find an optimal time at which to officially exchange winter's wardrobe for spring's. Inevitably, just when we think heavy sweaters are unnecessary, March will surprise us with a 40 degree afternoon.
Such was the case with the above outfit. I wore it last weekend while visiting my parents in southern Virginia. On this particular mid-50 degree day, Mom and I had dressed to conquer the outdoor, downtown shops. Originally, I had paired the skinny jeans and burgundy top with brown leather gladiator sandals. But when rain began to fall and the temperature dropped, I speedily updated my ensemble. Exchanging sandals for oxfords, and throwing on a cardigan in a neutral shade, I felt more prepared for the rainy chill. Instead of scrunching my jeans around the leather sandals, I rolled them into a chunky cuff to show off the oxfords. I also considered trading the yellow bag for a more subdued leather one. In the end, however, I decided the pop of bright color infused the outfit with pre-season warmth.
These quick wardrobe fixes helped me transition a spring outfit into a late-winter one. I was especially grateful for the brown oxfords, and not just because they kept my feet dry. These shoes will pair as well with skirts and shorts as they do with jeans and sweaters.
Still, I found myself wishing for more reliable transition garments. In this case, a khaki trench coat would have been ideal, but I hesitate to consistently 'solve' the weather problem by merely throwing on a coat. Nor do I want to wear jeans until mid-April. At this time of year, I tend to cope with the weather's unpredictability by layering tops and cardigans and cinching everything with a belt. But this type of outfit becomes boring quickly, and I'm on the lookout for more creative solutions.
Above all, I'd like to know what exactly distinguishes a "summer/spring" article of clothing from a "winter/fall" one? Style experts suggest the division is blurring, and that aficionados should learn to mix cross-season garments more adeptly. But for those of us with limited closet space and more drastically fluctuating climates, do we dress for spring by adopting more color? By wearing the traditional shorter hemlines and lighter fabrics? When exactly is it appropriate to make The Seasonal Switch?
- How do you create interest in your outfits during seasonal transitions?
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It is Wed and the show is not on (Arrow). Usually comes on at 8pm.
Have they done the Finale last week?
I like the show but the shows seem to be far and few between and then it is off the air for a while......
What say you guys?
Thanks for the quick reply. Nice to know they are off until the 23rd, how would you know?
TV never was this complicated.......another show I have issue with is Reign......there are a few shows and then
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How my footage got into Fashion TV
How my footage got into Fashion TV
It started out by recording photoshoots
I was visiting my sister in US and went along with her while she had yet another fashion photoshoot. While standing there and watching the photoshoot I was wondering why not grab my video recorder the next time I come along with her.
The set was set
After all, everything was already set by the photographer and extra staff if needed. So, all I really had to do is to push the button and do my best. I didnt have to worry about the lighting and the scene etc. It was all done by the photoshoot crew.
Low budget camera
As the lighting was always good I got the best out of my low budget video recorder. It was just a simple Sony HD camcorder but I managed to get a pretty good image out of it.
You need to have an eye
I have always had an eye for taking pictures and shooting videos. So it wasnt that hard for me to get into the role. And I didnt have to fear if I failed because it wasnt about the videoshoot but photoshoot. Me, shooting the video, was just a random extra. My own hobby.
I could experiment as much as I wanted. I was able to test different exposures and distances and focal lengths etc. I had zero fear of failure because non of my work was important at that moment. It wasnt about my work, I had free hands.
Editing and adjusting
As I had no restrictions during videoshoot I had also no restrictions about the rest. So I was again able to test different settings of color levels, adjustments etc. I could cut the footage wherever I wanted and put on a background music according to my own taste. I also didnt have any deadline, so I was 100% free of any rules and orders.
Made 4 of those
So, as time passed I made 4 videos out of 5 photoshoots and we put those up on my sisters youtube channel. It took like 2 months for Fashion TV contacting my sister and asking for a permission to use those footages in a Fashion TVs schedule.
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"Now" is utterly transcendental and not knowable as a particular "something" that we can "be" in, by decision.
In the Upanishads, the esoteric Hindu scriptures, and elsewhere, reference is made to the three "times" -- past, present, and future. We are said to exist only in the present.
Eastern spiritual and Western psychotherapeutic teachings exhort us to "be here, now" as the gateway to health and sanity.
While there exists a measure of benefit to following that advice, it leaves in place the very habit that leaves us subject to distress and strife.
It's helpful to re-cast the three times in other, familiar language. As we will discover, there are only two times -- past and future -- and what we call the present is actually the past. There is no "now" in which to be, here.
The past is memory. The future is imagination. The so-called present is considered the infinitesimal "edge" across which "future" enters our experience and becomes the past.
Psychology teaches us to "live in the present". The expression is, "Lose your mind and come to your senses." As noble as the intention behind it may be, even that advice leaves us in bondage to memory and habit.
Time is fleeting. No one has identified how infinitesimal the "edge" of the present is. I submit that it does not exist, but only appears to exist because of memory.
Everything Happens Before We Know It
This is not just a figure of speech. It's an observable fact.
There once existed a game show, "Name That Tune." Players competed to guess the tune being played in the minimum number of notes possible. No one guessed before the first note. The tune had to play for a certain number of notes before recognition was possible. My point is that contestants needed a certain span of time to recognize the tune.
There always exists a span of time, after an experience has started, before we can recognize it. Every event happens before we know it. We live, always, in the past.
Test my words.
Sitting as you are, now, turn and look elsewhere -- wait! Before you do, decide to notice how long it takes to see what you are now facing. Now do it.
You notice that you need a certain amount of time before your eyes can focus well enough to see what you are looking at -- and even more time to discern details. See?
Another example: Turn on the radio or some other source of music that someone other than you has programmed. You'll notice that, not only don't you know what's playing, at first; you don't even know the rhythm for some time. The music happens before you know it; you know it only after the fact.
Same with "The News": "news" is a misnomer -- it's old before we hear it. It may be a new development since the last time we heard "news", but if it's not "right now", it's old. Even "breaking" news with live coverage happens before we know it, since we need time to comprehend it, and then our emotions rise before we know it. "The News" ain't new. Interestingly, to give the impression of immediacy, news media commonly print headlines as if stating a general truth in the form of a generality:
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You meditators -- here's one for you.
Some people make an effort to quiet (or silence) the mind in meditation. The vexing thing is that thoughts always seem to be arising and to exist before we can quell them. Ever notice? Thinking happens before we know it. Then, we may try to stomp on thoughts to get the mind quiet or we may try to "listen to the silence between" thoughts. The only problem: these strategies depend on thought (or intention -- same thing, for all intents and purposes. There's an "out" for that. Click here.)
Well, folks, there's no escaping it: Everything happens before we know it, both outside us and inside us, and everything we experience is memory (or perhaps, imagination, or both).
There are some, I know, who attempt to "hedge" on this observation. They say that events happen so recently in the past that they are, for all intents and purposes, in the present. This is a stand for the notion of "free will".
These people forget that their own reactions also happen before they know it -- and their efforts to control their reactions also happen before they know it. They confuse the past with the present, confuse memory with now-ness.
Likewise, people who believe that living in their sensations (or with mindfulness) constitutes "living in the Now".
Earlier, I showed how living in the senses always entails a delay between happening and recognizing. Now, let me drive the point home, some more.
I'll take two approaches that drive toward the same point.
Approach #1: The Limits of Physiology
It's an accepted physiological fact that our senses deliver information along nerves, from sense receptors (retinas of the eyes, inner ears, touch receptors, etc.) to our brain. Nerve impulses travel slower than instantaneously; they take time to reach the brain and time for the brain to process them. There's always a delay between stimulus and sensing the stimulus (never mind "reaction time"). We are always and only sensing the past (but paradoxically, in the present).
Approach #2: The Basis of Perception
Perception always depends upon recognition, and recognition always depends upon memory.
We have, at minimum, a memory of the difference between "something" and "nothing". The sense of "something being there" comes from the act of fixating (or holding) attention someplace. If you don't hold your attention steady in some way, at least momentarily, there's no possibility of experiencing something as "being there"; you don't perceive it. Holding attention steady depends upon a memory of "movement and position", so the ability to distinguish something from nothing depends upon memory.
Everything else follows from that. Recognition of persons, places, things and processes depends upon pre-existing, similar memories. If you don't have a similar memory to be activated by an event, you can't recognize the event; it's incomprehensible to you.
It has been said that the Indians of Central America failed even to see the ships of the approaching Spaniards because they were so unlike anything the Indians had ever seen. For them, this new thing happening (before they knew it) was the same as nothing happening -- and the Spaniards conquered them before they knew it.
Perception depends upon recognition, and recognition always depends upon memory.
In other words, perception of the present depends upon memory of the past.
Let's take a deep breath, here, and then I'll summarize.
It distills down to this:
Our experience of the present, even of the sensory experience that some call, "the now", is actually the experience of memory -- of the impressions of our past. Without memory, we have no experience of the so-called present.
"The Now" is a fabrication.
"Now" is indeterminate -- the experience of infinity, which is not some bizarre insanity, but without form, formation, or definition, most ordinary, but unnoticed.
What does that leave us with?
I said, earlier, that "now" is utterly and entirely transcendental. It is not one or many objects in time; objects-in-time are memories.
More than that, the presumption that we are "living in the now" when we are living in our senses leaves us sensing our memories, since perception depends upon memory -- and thus our sense of "the now" is our sense of "the past" (memories) confronting experience emerging before we know it. Take another moment with that, if you like.
We cannot exclude memory (or our perceptions or our motivations or our insights, either) in order to "live in the now". Motivation depends upon memory, even the memory of a "spiritual" or "psychologically healthy" intention. If you can operate upon it, it's memory operating upon memory, enforcing memory (the past) in the name of "the Now".
Thus, it has been said (for all you Buddhists) that "the more we pursue it, the further we go from it," and "You may polish a tile forever, but it will never become a mirror."
There is one loophole. It's the usual one: "The way Out is Into and Through."
If we recognize memory as "memory", if we recognize the so-called "now" as "memory", we intuit the subtle field of awareness within which memory exists (which is not a thing with a location) Now and Always. We intuit -- by another name -- The Universal Eternal (not a thing -- gotta recognize memory of "The Universal Eternal" as memory -- then the intuition flashes forward).
That recognition levels the playing field. We no longer seek to exclude memories or imagination in order to "live in the Now". We no longer seek, "The Power of Now", since it is always already the case, and never a "power". There is no "other" to be sought as Truth; there is only the simultaneous recognition of All Things and the Formless Field in which they arise as perfectly coincident ("not two"), and there is no way to escape Now. Memory loses its grip, even as it persists, and we fall through.
So, why does it appear that we must make an effort to intuit Now? It's because of entrapment in unconscious, habituated memory. Here's the next step, and it's the opposite direction, perhaps, to the one to which we have become accustomed.
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