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Avion Shopping Park Brno
AVION Shopping Park Brno is a place not only for everyday comfortable, quick & easy shopping, but also place where people can meet and spend their time together. Our AVION meeting place is located on the junction of two very important highways in the Czech Republic connecting North-South & East-West parts of Europe. Thanks to our unique location we attract to visit our meeting place not only the inhabitants of the city of Brno, but also people from the wider area or those who are passing around adjacent highways on their business trips or for vacation. Brno is also the second largest city in the Czech Republic, a place of concentration of art, research and science, IT technologies or university students (90,000).
A bicycle path going through our AVION meeting place is an important part of European cycling trails (EuroVelo 9), connecting Polish Gdansk and Croatian Pula, on which is passing several thousands sports enthusiasts every day.
With our biggest and most important partner IKEA we annually attract to our site more than 5 million people who also long for the inspiration and meaningful spending of their time.
Our AVION meeting place is now in front of a huge change - we are starting a reconstruction and expansion project, connecting existing shopping Mall with the IKEA retail, completing new business/retail concepts with a significant focus on entertainment and F&B. All these will significantly help and improve our strategy of creating Meeting Place in our shopping centre.
Some quick facts
- Opening year
- 1998
- Levels
- 1
- Shops
- 43
- Parking spaces
- 2 500
- Leasable area
- 54 500
- Catchment area
- 1 794 000
- Public transportation
- Bus
- Download factsheet (PDF, 2mb)
Market Information
Floor plans
- First floor
IKEA, Tesco, H&M, Sportisimo, Gate, Electro World, DatartVisit the shopping centre website
Our Services
- Hair Dresser
- Pharmacy
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Leasing Contacts
If you're interested in getting to know more about leasing space with us or our meeting places in general, you can get in touch with us – we have different leasing contacts across our markets who are always happy to help!Find your leasing contacts here


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We are looking for volunteers to help with the daily work of caring for our animals!
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You must be confident at handling animals, hardworking and reliable. We need volunteers that are prepared to commit to one morning a week and can understand written and spoken English.
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Our school which is part of the family of the Diocese of Worcester Multi-Academy Trust whose vision is 'to love, to learn, to serve.' They can be found at http://www.dowmat.education/
Our school mission is to provide education in an environment where all stakeholders belonging to The Littletons School are treated equally and with respect through our Christian distinctiveness. We foster a belief in all, that they can be the best they can be, and their contribution will be valued. We provide the best education we can to enable children to achieve their full potential in all aspects of life. Belong, believe achieve is our promise.
Our vision is to nurture children to become confident and responsible learners and achieve their full potential.
Our values are rooted in our Christian distinctiveness - Caring, Honesty, Perseverance, Respect and Responsibility.
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HOLLAND, Michigan - National Bulk Equipment, Inc. (NBE). Processing facilities with sanitary operations know, as a matter of fact, it is their responsibility to produce safe product: product that is free of microbial and/or physical contaminants. Yet, even with the volumes of industry guidelines, third-party standards, and governmental regulations to aid in this responsibility, many sanitary processing operations seem to unknowingly, or knowingly, tolerate process-inappropriate equipment. Such equipment is typically a re-purposed design from a general-industry application, and, though it may function suitably in a mechanical sense when placed into a sanitary application, such equipment negatively affects the operation's sanitary compliance performance by unnecessarily increasing product exposure to contaminants; hindering cleanability and validation; presenting hazards to operators, maintenance, and inspection personnel; and reducing compatibility with sanitary facility design principles.
This process-specific sanitary bulk container dumper is designed and built to the particular sanitary operating processes and practices of the application to ensure optimal compliance contribution (OCC). The construction of this NBE sanitary bulk container dumper meets the FDA, cGMP definition for cleanability according to 21CFR110.40, with design features that proactively facilitate thorough cleaning and meet or reduce target cleaning times. Such features include: the elimination of internal angles, corners, and dead spaces to avoid accumulation of contaminants; angled-planes, rounded radius framework, highly finished plate, and stand-offs to reduce material build-up and speed material and moisture run-off away from product contact areas; and component frameworks cut from plate to eliminate exposed fasteners, joints, and crevices common with tubular assemblies. Additional protections for product and personnel, in support of OCC, according to 29CFR1910.217, include: machine hard guarding that permits pass-through of materials while guarding operators from contact with machine hazards; guarding that permits viewing of guarded processes, reducing the need to remove guards; and when guards must be removed, guard retention systems on the machine protect personnel during maintenance, validation, and inspection procedures.
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Fantasy Football Quarterbacks to Own –
For the past few years, it's been tough to say the words "Buccaneers" and "fantasy relevance" in the same sentence. This year should be no different. If you must own a quarterback from this team, I'm assuming you face one of two issues: 1) You waited until very late in your draft to pick a quarterback, or 2) you are in a league that starts 2 QB's per week. Josh Freeman is the only quarterback on the team worth talking about, and his 16 touchdowns to 22 picks in 2011 leave a ton to be desired. He showed some major flashes of brilliance in 2010, and his team plays a lot of catch-up football (meaning he will be throwing th pigskin around). He doesn't possess blazing speed but the kid knows how to use his wheels. Thus far in his young career Freeman has averaged over 300 yards rushing per season. Many "Experts" feel that that the signing of Vincent Jackson will automatically propel him into the "elite" category. I don't see this happening because there isn't much else on this team. They look to be leaning on a rookie running back and no other outside weapons. While Freeman's outlook is better than last season, I still feel he is no better than a backup/plug-n-play type until he proves otherwise. Tread lightly here.
Fantasy Football Running Backs to Own –
We have a full-blown running back competition here. Rookie Doug Martin may very well be the fantasy football Running Back to own. He shows a great mixture of speed and surprising strength. LeGarrette Blount ran into some serious butter finger issues last season and history shows when a player's all around stats fall, his leash becomes very short. While Blount will still get a chance to be a major part of this football team, Doug Martin seems to have the upper hand as the lead back. If he can seize the first team duties early, I see Martin as a very good value pick with endless upside potential (Top 10 potential). The rookie could post better fantasy numbers than the likes of Trent Richardson in PPR Point per reception) leagues. In conclusion, Doug Martin is the running back to own with Blount as nothing more than a goal line vulture and handcuff. Draft Martin in the mid-6th or 7th round.
Fantasy Football Wide Receivers to Own –
Many fantasy footballer's drafted Mike Williams with extremely high expectations in 2011. Don't let this happen to you again. While Vincent Jackson is a much larger and skillful receiver, he won't have Phillip Rivers throwing balls to him anymore. I still envision him approaching 1000 yards, but only because the only other fantasy football wide receivers worth mentioning in Tampa Bay are Arrelious Benn and Mike Williams. I don't see either one of them with fantasy relevance, and Vincent Jackson should be a strong number 3 fantasy wide receiver for you, or solid number 2 at the very best. As stated with Freeman, tread lightly here. A fantasy football wide receiver's value is directly correlated with the starting quarterback's value and Freeman is nowhere near rivers at this point in his career.
Fantasy Football Tight Ends to Own –
I will be short and sweet here. While the signing of Dallas Clark may seem like a huge deal for Tampa Bay, his best days are behind him. Injuries and lack of Peyton Manning will slow him. If any of your opponents are dumb enough to draft him, feel free to snicker under your breath. If he goes undrafted, fee free to add him as a backup with hopes of a rejuvenation of sort.
Defense/Special Teams Preseason Analysis –
Stay away, ranked last in points per game and 30th in total yards allowed. The Bucs added a bit with the draft and have some young talent, but none is enough to make them fantasy-team-worthy. The team will most likely be down giving opposing teams ample opportunity to run out the clock. One of those linebackers will be forced to make a ton of tackles giving him great IDP value, the question which one?
Fantasy Football Kickers to Own –
Connor Barth is a very solid fantasy football kicker, who made over 90% of his kicks in 2011. His one downside, the Bucs simply don't score or move the football. He attempted only 28 FGs last year, and this will not change. No reason to own this Buccaneer until his offense improves.
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Robert comes from an extensive background in fantasy football. He has competed in top leagues for over 10 years, which he has won on numerous occasions. He brings a fresh perspective to a side of fantasy football looked over by the bulk of fantasy informers. Individual defensive players are possibly the most important element to having a well-rounded fantasy football team, as most people look to the big names to carry their team. Robert comes from a background in sports, where he played D3 college basketball at Millsaps College. As an intense competitor he wants to share his knowledge to help you compete in this years fantasy football season.
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Ironman rear sprockets are made of heat treated, nickel/chrome plated, chrome-molly steel that is 2.5 times stronger than stainless steel; 3 times stronger than 7075 aluminum.
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What kind of life can you expect from an Ironman Sprocket?
The following is very typical:
Below (right) is a worn, but very usable rear Ironman sprocket. This sprocket is just at the .025" wear limit. This sprocket has been run for over 1000 hours on a 2002 and 2003 KTM 525. It required two bikes, five O-ring chains, and 31 Dunlop 695 rear tires to wear it out by an expert 220-pound desert/enduro racer who practices and/or races 10 hours per week.
This is typical wear in western desert and mountain conditions. Mud accelerates wear, but these sprockets will still outlast an aluminum Renthal in mud conditions, by 10 to 30 times. From experience, the 1000 hours in the below instance would have easily consumed 30 expensive aluminum sprockets. As most serious riders know, a powerful 450 eats sprockets at about the same rate as rear tires. 30 sprockets at £34 each is over £1000. How much can you save per year with Ironman sprockets? It's probably not far from your yearly rear tire budget.
The sprocket below on the left is a Sprocket Specialists aluminum with hard anodizing. It has 16 hours of sand racing/practice on it.
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Some Days I ROCK At This Writing Gig
This morning as I relaxed in the bathtub for a few minutes before starting my day, I felt my anxiety begin to increase.
Yesterday was a rather anxious day. I didn't enjoy having a social worker in my face telling me that the SIX BLANKETS ON MY FATHER'S BED were not enough.
Seriously, how does it turn from "I want to make sure that you are allocating the SSI funds in appropriate manner" to accusatory looks and claims that he's freezing to death when he hasn't said anything about being cold?
It set me all off-kilter yesterday and I got zero writing done.
My dad now has eleven, yes, eleven blankets on his bed. I asked him this morning if they had helped and he said that they had.
In any case, today, as I lay there in the bathtub and felt my anxiety over my frustrations of the day before begin to affect today I told myself quite firmly…
I cannot control what the social worker thinks. I cannot control whether my dad stays with me or if he goes to live (and die) on his own. So what can I control? What can I do, right now, today, that is completely and totally within my power? I can write. I can write like I was supposed to write yesterday. I can move closer to finishing this book.
And with that, my anxiety went away. After I fixed my dad breakfast and saw him off on the shuttle to the senior center, I sat down at my desk and got to work. By the time I needed to leave to go to a doctor's visit, I had written 1,200 words. And after I returned and had some lunch, I jumped back in until I was surprised to realize I not only had written over 3,000 words but also written a full chapter from beginning to end.
3,097 words in total. An excellent day's work when you consider the daily goal of 500 words. It felt awesome to realize I had written the equivalent of six days worth in just a few hours.
Consolidating/Reducing My Blogs?
Recently I've been looking at my blogs and wondering if it is time to reduce and consolidate.
I started The Learning Advocate (originally the Homeschool Advocate) when my now 12-year-old was just four. I added and backdated several entries from when I had homeschooled my eldest, now 30, and I've been pretty regular with the updates over the past eight years.
My reasoning for starting the blog was the hope that I would re-kindle the parenting classes I had taught/facilitated through the YWCA in San Jose back in the early 90s. I loved those classes. They weren't parenting classes as much as they were communication classes – giving amazing tips and tricks on how to interact positively with all ages, including kids. I remember telling folks that they could use these approaches on their spouses, their bosses and even their parents.
I had hoped to see these classes spread here, in Kansas City, but they never did and my homeschool blog remained just that, a journal of my (and my young daughter's) adventures in homeschooling. No life-changing lessons, just an account of what/how we set about accomplishing our learning goals.
Around the same time, maybe a year before that, maybe a year later, I don't really remember, I started The Deadly Nightshade blog. A place where I could write about frugality, green living, DIY, gardening, and post recipes – it has garnered the most views and responses over the years.
Out of it, grew over fifty different classes on everything from gardening, to diy, crafts, and cooking. I taught these classes at the Mid-Continent Public Libraries, Powell Gardens, NKC School District, UMKC's Communiversity, and North Kansas City library.
I had an amazing garden, even after moving from Belton to Historic Northeast Kansas City. I was teaching classes, participating in farm and home tours, and more. And then in late 2016, my life changed and I found myself outside of the United States for the first time in my life, only not on a leisure trip. Instead, I was bringing my dad home to live with us.
Two years later, he's still here and I no longer teach classes.
Life changes. And we adapt.
I've had so many interests – art, gardening, DIY, crafts, teaching, homeschooling – so many different pulls at my time and attention.
But for now, I'm focused on a small handful of things:
- Writing every day
- Getting the two houses on either side of us renovated and earning money as Airbnb's or rentals
- Homeschooling my daughter
- Taking care of house and home and family
And I'm finding that, as much as I would like to do these other things, these are enough. More than enough.
And so, over the past month or two, I've been looking at my blogs and wondering, What should I cut?
In the end, it will probably be that I keep blogging here and in The Cottages and stop adding to The Learning Advocate or The Deadly Nightshade . I'll probably keep the domain names for a while, at least a year or two, until I'm really, really super sure I want to no longer have them.


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What Are Generic, Descriptive, Suggestive, Arbitrary, and Fanciful Trademarks?
How do you know if you came up with a strong trademark?
There are 5 degrees of strength for trademarks: generic, descriptive, suggestive, arbitrary, fanciful.
Watch the video and discover what each of them are.
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If you have a brand you want to protect, let's get on a quick call to discuss your trademarking strategy.
There are 5 degrees how trademarks are measured in terms of their strength. Some of them are registrable, and some of them are not. So let's go from the least registrable towards most registrable.
Least registrable trademarks are generic trademarks. So basically, a trademark that is simply the common name for the product or the service is called generic. So If I am selling pens, the word "Pen" would be generic if somebody wanted to trademark that. Or phones, so if I want to trademark the word "Phone" if I am selling phones, I'd be denied because it is generic. If I am selling cars I can't trademark the word "Car." If I am selling the trademarking services, I can't register the phrase "Trademarking services", or just "Trademarking," or "Trademark."
Slightly above that are descriptive trademarks. Descriptive trademarks are more than just naming the product but they do nothing more than tell the market about certain characteristics, or features, or benefits of your product or service. So if you're selling printers, you can't trademark the word "Color," because that's the feature of your printers. Or if you're selling accounting services, "Timely Accounting Services" would be a descriptive trademark. It is not generic—it would be generic, if it had been simply "Accounting,"—because you're adding something to it, but what you're adding is only a description of the characteristic of your product or service. So "Timely Accounting Services" or "Pure Gold Bracelets"... Again, the name of the product is "Bracelets"—it's generic; "Gold"—that's descriptive; "Pure Gold"—still descriptive.
Above that there are suggestive marks. Suggestive marks are those that give the customer some idea about your product or service, but they don't just describe a main feature, or main characteristic, or one of the main features or characteristics, in a way that adds nothing to the trademark in terms of identity. So the good example here would be "Trademark Factory®". When you hear the phrase "Trademark Factory", you know that what we offer is trademarking services, but really, the word "Factory" does not tell you exactly how we are different from others, how are we better than others, it doesn't tell you anything except that in some shape or form, we offer trademarking services. That's a suggestive mark.
Above that, there are arbitrary marks. They use dictionary words that have nothing to do with the product or the service. And the best example here is "Apple." Apple is not in the business of selling apples, otherwise it would have been a generic mark. But they use the word "Apple" to sell computers and phones and software. And none of this has anything to do with apples. So they use a dictionary word in connection with unrelated products and services, thus making it an arbitrary mark.
And finally there are fanciful trademarks. When you come up with a word that did not exist,that means nothing, it's not in the dictionary and you just came up with that name and thought it would be a great name for a product or a service, and you give it that name—and it's also very trademarkable. A good example for that would be—and there are so many of them—and something tells me, if I come up with a name as an example, I would get some comments that actually this means something in some other language, but I'm still going to give it a try. And if I'm wrong with an example, you're welcome to post your comments and correct me, but you'll still get the point. So for example, "Sony" or "Yamaha". This means nothing, at least in English. Some of the most famous fanciful trademarks are Xerox, Kodak, and Exxon.
Some other good words that used to be fanciful marks are "Escalator", "Aspirin," and "Linoleum." They used to be fanciful marks that mean nothing, that did not exist, but now they are generic marks or very close to generic marks in case of Aspirin. Somebody came up with a name, they gave this name to a product. But they became so prevalent on the marketplace that people started using those names as generic names. Google is another good example of a trademark that may be on its way to becoming generic.
So again, the easiest way to get your trademark registered is to come up with a fanciful name that means nothing and does not exist in a dictionary. It only means something to you, and then you build the brand around that. Below that is arbitrary mark that has nothing to do with the product or service but is a dictionary word. And below that—suggestive marks. They are still registrable, they are strong, but there is always this dilemma that the trademark examiner goes through: is this suggestive or is this descriptive? Because descriptive marks are not trademarkable and suggestive marks are. If the trademark examiner thinks that it is descriptive, then really, it's the job of your trademark professional to argue with them and prove that instead of being non-registrable descriptive mark, it's actually just suggestive, which is registrable. There is really no strict delineation between the two, it's somewhat subjective. And what you need to do if you get a descriptiveness objection is to prove that while the trademark might describe in some shape or form the feature of the product or the characteristic of the service, it does much more than just communicate to the market what that characteristic is. As long as it's more than just describing, it should be suggestive. And at the very, very bottom, you get generic trademarks. These are not registrable.
Disclaimer: Please note that this post and this video are not and are not intended as legal advice. Your situation may be different from the facts assumed in this post or video. Your reading this post or watching this video does not create a lawyer-client relationship between you and Trademark Factory International Inc., and you should not rely on this post or this video as the only source of information to make important decisions about your intellectual property.
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This is my wheelbarrow. It wasn't cheap. But, a good wheelbarrow costs around $80-$100.... a cheap one will cost you less, but you'll replace it frequently. Mine is awesome too because it has a wheel that will never go flat. Yes, a solid wheel.
The lovely thing, less than a week old, went missing last week. I've been sort of resigned about the whole thing. I've had a few people look in the yard, just to assure myself I'm not seeing what's obviously in front of me. Gone.
Yesterday, I cleaned out the laundry room from chickendom. I was working on the side of the house and everything. Put a planterbox alongside the house.
Today, I went to go to work, and there, alongside the planterbox? MY WHEELBARROW, with missing leaf rake and shovel inside.
No note.
No explanation.
It's obviously been used; there are many many new scratches. But I really don't care; wheelbarrows get scratches anyway.
What kind of irks me, is who does this? Who borrows something from far back in someone's yard (this was not a wheelbarrow located 5' inside my yard... it was about 100'. Not that the distance makes it more of a theft... it just means our privacy was invaded moreso) and then returns it without explanation? Neither of my next-door neighbors had it. Obviously the person felt guilty because it was returned in the dark of night.
I'm just really glad I haven't REALLY needed a wheelbarrow in the past couple of days. Then, I would have had to go to the store and bought a new one.... meaning now I'd have two wheelbarrows. THIS IS WHY PEOPLE SHOULD ASK BEFORE BORROWING YARD EQUIPMENT!
On other, happier news.....
Meet our new freezer:
It's a lovely 9cubic foot Frigidaire freezer. Between our American express refund this year (which we decided to use semi-splurgy, but really, we needed a new freezer, so I guess we used it responsibly), the money we'll get from selling the old freezer, and the money I got by using a 10% off coupon, the freezer only cost us about $40-$50 (depends on how much I sell the old freezer for). Happiness. It's very pretty. We're considering putting a grid system in there so it's organized instead of chaotic, stuff spilling everywhere. We'll see. Like I need a new project.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Tales of the wandering wheelbarrow... and a new freezer.
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Why I can't be a conservative June 17, 2013Posted by shaunphilly in Culture and Society, Skepticism and atheism.
Tags: conservatism, culture wars, Ian Cromwell, politics, radicalism
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I was sitting at my desk the other day and was thinking about what conservatism means. Ginny was at her desk, next to mine, so I bothered her by asking what she thought conservatism was, fundamentally. I don't remember her wording, but it seemed to agree with how I was thinking about it; an attempt to conserve the current social, political, and cultural norms. The implication is that those who are conservative generally believe that the world, as it is, is fine. The world is fundamentally right, and as old Pangloss said, "all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds."
Now, I don't think that the primary motivation, especially consciously, of conservatives is the mere preservation of their current cultural values (or what they think of as the best values of some past golden era, perhaps). I don't think that conservatives generally think about it in these terms. But in many cases, especially in relation to social justice issues, conservatives seem to side with preserving a status quo, at least in the sense that they maintain traditional definitions concerning mores, values, etc.
So, the question arose for me, in context of this question, as to whether there could be a possible world where I could be comfortable calling myself a conservative. What I mean is that given the fundamentally broken nature of our current culture, society, and political atmosphere, I cannot be a conservative now (why would I want to conserve this?), is it potentially feasible that a future world might exist that has a culture I'd want to conserve?
But this question gets complicated really quick, which is related to two different questions:
1) Is my personality naturally contrarian? That is, is my fundamental personality architecture such that no matter what culture I live in, I will be critical of something? If I was raised in what I would call an ideal culture, would I still feel so radical? I don't know. I would like to believe that I would follow the evidence, that I would only be critical where criticism is deserved. That is my goal now, and I hope taht I'm at least close to being good about that.
But perhaps the more interesting question (especially to all of the people who are not me), is this one:
2) Is the value of freedom of criticism, of challenging the culture in which one lives, more important than conserving an ideal culture? That is, if humanity were to achieve some ideal culture, where no unnecessary (logically, that is) inequality exists and no social justice activism is necessary, then would it be more important to maintain that culture, or would it be more important to maintain the right to criticize, challenge, and question?
Because if the world is right as it is, then any challenge is simply a means to make the world not right. And this, I believe, is how many conservative-minded people must see liberals or radicals; as acting to destroy something that isn't broken.
This issue is related, at least in part, to The Crommunist's recent series of posts about the culture wars, using the idea of the dueling myth hypothesis, which I summarized here. The fundamental question is whether the world is fair or not, and the implications of those views. I do not think the world is fair, and I think that this is because of the social constructs, derived from faulty individual cognitive and behavioral biases, which we live within. In other words, I'm almost never a fan of traditionalism, because our history carries so many terrible traditions based on very oppressive ideas (hetero-normativity, patriarchal power structures, monogamy, etc).
I'm concerned with things such as gender equality (for an example which has been all the rage recently) because there are cultural constructs surrounding concepts of gender which are poorly conceived, and which we could make better with education and perspective. There is a potential culture which would be much less unjust, concerning gender, than we have now and so I care to help implement those changes.
But if someone genuinely believed that the way that the majority our culture views gender (as being more or less digital; male and female and no room for gender-bending let alone actual transitioning), and that this is the right way to think about gender, then trying to change that would be an attempt to destroy a good thing–a correct thing. From this point of view, conserving the traditional gender roles, including the many personality attributes associated with those gender roles, is defending what is "normal" or right. And from the point of view of such a person, there is no significant philosophical difference between the rightness of those gender roles now and my hypothetical future world where an ideal social world exists that I might decide to defend.
This, I believe, exposes the fundamental flaw of what I call conservatism, and what Ian Cromwell was calling "the fairness myth." And yes, I know that Ian's concept of the fairness myth does not always correspond with conservative politics (in The USA or elsewhere), but in the sense I'm using "conservative" here it overlaps quite well. The problem is not that one is defending an idea they think is right, but in defending an idea that is entrenched in culture in such a way that they may be blind to how it is harmful. Those who defend traditional gender roles don't think they are causing harm (at least I hope not), because those roles seem natural, normal, and right to them. That is the nature of mainstream ideas; they seem right to mainstream people (and often to non-mainstream people, which is another problem related to staying in closets and feeling guilty).
As you may have guessed, I think that the value of criticism, skepticism, and the ability to be contrarian (even if not for its own sake) is superior to the value of maintaining traditional ideas, even if those ideas happen to be defensible. Thus, I do not think that the fairness myth, at least in the world I see, is a defensible myth. I don't think conservatism is good per se, even if it might be right on a case-by-case basis. I cannot be a conservative in this world now, and for the sake of the possibility of my being wrong about what I might potentially try and conserve, I cannot be a conservative in any potential worlds where social justice "wins".
I think there will always be room for critics, guardians of honesty and the pursuit of truth, and all others who seek to maintain the pursuit of ideals, rather than the defense of them. True ideals don't need defense, as the truth does indeed point to itself. Thus I think that liberalism, radicalism (at least when things are very bad), and skepticism are the superior values in any culture, and thus I can never be a conservative.
Here's a related article I wrote 2 years ago. The Tea Party doesn't want America to change: I do
The Crommunist's myth metaphor for the culture wars January 24, 2013Posted by shaunphilly in Religion, Skepticism and atheism.
Tags: culture wars, dueling myth postulate, Ian Cromwell, Jonathon Haidt
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I have been thinking about the philosophical, emotional, and historical underpinnings of the culture wars in recent months. I have been try to come up with a way to categorize it in such a way that will make sense to people who don't understand that it is a matter of different values, and I have not been particularly successful at it. I did write this post last month, but it felt like an incomplete attempt to articulate my thoughts.
In the last few days, Ian Cromwell, over at The Crommunist (one of my favorite FtB blogs) has been writing a series of posts utilizing the concept of myth (which he defines here) in a quite interesting, and I think useful, way. He continues with his next post to define, for this conversation, the concept of fairness and justice–but in a way I have a subtle, but perhaps important disagreement with. Briefly, I think that fairness is a concept which is objectively (or inter-subjectively) definable, but we don't have access to all the relevant information at any given time, so what appears to be fair may not actually be fair. Because we don't have sufficient information, or we are under a delusion about the facts, we will not recognize the unfairness of the circumstance until we understand more. I'll leave that aside for now.
I also appreciated the disclaimer that Ian gave to who his intended audience is. I have come to write for a similar audience recently, realizing that I don't really care what the others think most of the time. There does come a time when you simply have to ignore some potential readers as being irrelevant to what you are saying, although the irony here is that we are writing about how to think and talk about fundamental mythological and value differences.
On his fourth post in the series, he comes to the meat of his thought, which he calls The dueling myth postulate. here is the gist:
I wish to postulate that it is useful to think of many disagreements as the collision of two opposing myths. The first myth, what I call the 'fairness myth' (and will heretofore refer to as f-myth) is very simply stated: the world is a fair place. You will undoubtedly have heard this described as the 'just world theory', 'just world hypothesis', or 'just world fallacy'. I prefer the term 'myth' for the reasons I spelled out in yesterday's post – it is a story that we tell about ourselves, the world, and our place in it. Those things we have were obtained fairly, and our position is justified according to our understanding of moral axioms.
The countervailing myth is, of course, the 'unfairness myth' (u-myth) – that our position in the world is not in accordance with moral axioms, and that we (or others – more on that later) are being arbitrarily deprived of access to a state of harmonious existence.
In the past, I have described this as a clash of values, and while I still think that is true, I think that this approach has merit, and I will gladly steal it in the future, where I find it useful. I don't think he'll mind, especially since I will credit him for the idea.
He then goes onto flesh out the idea some more, and comes up with the Ethical dimensions of the dueling myth postulate, which looks like this:
Morality within the Fair Myth framework
If one starts from a position that the world is fair, then any attempt to change the world would bring it into a state of unfairness. It is morally reprehensible, for example, to arbitrarily deprive someone of something that ze deserves. Indeed, it is highly morally reprehensible to take goods or status from one who has earned them and give those goods to someone who has not.
We saw an example of this when people believed that tax money was being used to bail out large banks and give bonuses to wealthy executives whose risky practices had caused a financial collapse. The taxpaying public (largely blameless for the economic troubles) were having their goods and services curtailed in order to reward a class of people who a) didn't need the bonuses to live, and b) did not face any criminal charges for their malfeasance. It was monstrously unfair to redistribute wealth in a way that rewards irresponsibility and excess.
Indeed, in many cases it is morally laudable to fight to protect a fair system. In the last American election, when new laws were brought in that would disenfranchise voters, a public outcry went up to preserve the existing system (whatever its flaws might have been). The belief that the current system was fair, insofar as it allowed people to vote regardless of their skin colour or age (with the caveat that there is a legal voting age), motivated a strong resistance to change, fueled by a general agreement among proponents that people deserved to vote, and were threatened with having that status taken away from them for reasons that were seen as arbitrary.
Morality within the Unfair Myth framework
Conversely, there is a similar moral dimension to the u-myth. If one has the ability to intervene, it is morally reprehensible to allow an unfair system to persist. The u-myth invokes the image of the 'Good Samaritan' parable, where it is morally laudable to take action to either prevent an unfair thing from occurring, or to stop an unfair thing while it is happening.
For example, there are a number of people who believe that the state has a moral obligation to provide health care to its citizens. A state, with its wealth and power, is in a ready position to construct, administrate, and fund a system wherein all citizens receive at least some rudimentary level of care. Most industrialized nations, and many with different economic circumstances, recognize the duty of the state to ensure a level of basic health, and consider it a moral failing when a state does not. The fact that it also makes financial sense for the state is worthwhile including in a discussion of policy, but I wish to focus solely on the moral dimension.
As above, it is morally reprehensible to defend an unfair system. We have precious few people today who would jump to the defence of South Africa's apartheid system (though there are many alive today who have defended it). We recognize the unfairness of a system that stratifies human beings by an arbitrary characteristic such as skin colour, and would roundly condemn anyone who argues that such a system was fair and/or necessary.
I think this is a pretty good set of frameworks to start with. I am not sure that any one person will fit cleanly into either, and I'm sure we use both of these to some extent depending on the issue, but I think this a is a fair categorization of how many of these issues are, in fact, rhetorically spun. In his four consecutive posts, Ian addresses this framework in terms of the issues of welfare, #IdleNoMore (a movement concerned with First Nation rights in Canada), religious persecution (or privilege), and then feminism. I'll quote a snippet from the post about religious persecution.
So let's see if we can break down Mr. French's [of WND] argument within a competing myth framework. I would identify it as springing from a f-myth belief, and will analyze it thus:
The world is fundamentally fair when it comes to the place of religion in public life (or at least has been up until recently). Overt displays of religiosity are protected free speech under the Constitution. The use of religious invocations, symbols, and practices are part of American history – a tradition that stretches back for generations.
Because the world is fundamentally fair, the attempts to change such a system are morally reprehensible. Conversely, it is morally laudable to resist the changes that threaten to remove religion from public life. Religious people should not have their rights taken from them in order to appease the growing chorus of anti-religious voices.
By opposing these changes to tradition and to American identity, the FRC's actions/positions are morally laudable. By fighting to change a fundamentally fair system by abridging religious freedom, the actions of the ACLU and the U.S. government are morally reprehensible. By opposing the core of the American identity and long-standing tradition, the beliefs of the ACLU and the U.S. government are morally reprehensible.
For fun, we can also parse Ms. Feinberg's argument in a u-myth framework:
The world is fundamentally unfair when it comes to the place of religion in public life. Overt displays of religiosity on behalf of state actors is specifically precluded by the Constitution. The use of religious symbols, while popular, is a reflection of an unfair system of religious hegemony and preference – a tradition that stretches back for generations.
Because the world is fundamentally unfair, the state has a duty to intervene and increase the amount of fairness. Fairness, in this context, looks like no religious preference for any group. Public schools are state entities, and as a result they must not be used for religious promotion. Any history of such promotion does not abrogate the duty of the state to ensure that it lives up to its obligation to be fair to all groups.
By acting to ensure that the Constitution is upheld, the actions of the NYCDE are morally laudable. By attempting to uphold or restore a fundamentally unfair system of religious privilege, the actions of the FRC are morally reprehensible. By asserting a right to preferential treatment that would propagate an unfair system, the beliefs of the FRC are morally reprehensible.
So we can see from the above analysis of the example that the specific statements of 'both sides' of the argument can be expressed as a function of an underlying myth about the fairness of the system in which the dispute is happening.
I have seen this type of argument between people on one side or the other concerning church/state separation over the last decade, and I think that this, in conjunction with Jon Haidt's recent work (which I am not in complete agreement with, but I find his Moral Foundations Theory extremely helpful) is a very good way to approach thinking about the culture wars, values, and the myths (or worldviews, as I might call them) we use to construct our concepts of the world.
So, in summary, I think this postulate of the dueling myth postulate, described in the recent series of posts by Ian Cromwell, is at least a useful, if not powerful, tool to use in talking about these types of issues.
In the future I will be thinking more about the relationship that this tool, this dueling myth postulate, has on the conversation about privilege. For example, is privilege the circumstance of being stuck within the perspective of a "air myth framework," at least in most cases? Do people who argue against shifting our behavior and views about what normal is, what is expected, and what efforts we should make to fix such things a function of feeling like the world is fundamentally fair, and by pointing out the effects of privilege we are trying to upset the apple cart?
In any case, a nod and a thanks to Ian Cromwell for thinking about this and sharing.
I'll add that Ian added, a few hours ago, a follow-up post entitled The usefulness of the dueling myth postulate, which I am about to read now.


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U.S. Forces in Afghanistan confirmed killing of Qari Tayeb, once known as the Taliban shadow governor for Takhar province, in an air strike in Archi district of Kunduz province.
A statement released by the U.S. forces in Afghanistan on Saturday said that he was killed along with eight additional Taliban fighters on April 17.
"The strike was part of ongoing efforts to deny Taliban freedom-of-movement in the area," the statement said," the strike targeted a compound Tayib owned and used for insurgents in the area."
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"Dave, I gotta go. Mom's whistling." She had a piercing whistle that penetrated every nook and cranny in my neighborhood, and I knew it couldn't be ignored. He waved, and I ran up the hill.
But, I didn't go home alone. September meant the beginning of fall, along with harvest time, and the wild plants that grew in the undeveloped areas near the creek that ran through my home turf obeyed the same natural laws.
When I walked in the door, Mom ran an appraising eye up and down my pants legs. "After dinner, clean your clothes."
Although she didn't say it, I knew she meant the little seeds we called "stick-tights" that covered my pants.
The absolute worst of these was tiny and seemed designed to catch in the ribbing of a sock. Shaped like a seashell, it burrowed into the fabric and elastic, determined to hang on until spring.
"But, there are too many. Can you help?"
"You got them. You clean them up."
After dinner, I sat in my room with a trash can and tedium for company while I plucked off those stubborn seeds. With all of the stick-tights gone except the ones in my socks, I had an inspiration. I'll bet they'll wash out. I snuck my socks into the next load and went upstairs to catch a little TV.
After school the next day, I pulled my socks out of the dryer and examined them. The socks were clean, but none of those blasted, little seeds had washed out. Not one. Rats!
I'd just finished removing the last one when my sister called down the stairs. "Bill, Dave's here."
I greeted him on the porch. "What do you wanna do?"
"Let's go down to the creek."
And all those wretched stick-tights.
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We protect commercial businesses through our brands, NIG, Direct Line for Business and Churchill, and through our partners Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest*. NIG sells its products exclusively through brokers operating across the UK. Direct Line for Business provides business, van and landlord insurance products direct to customers. Churchill sells business, landlord and van products direct to customers and through Price Comparison Websites.
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When you live somewhere that can get cold during the winter, it's important for you to put in the effort to make sure that your home is as comfortable as possible for you. Since the bathroom may be one of the first places you enter in your home when you wake up, as well as a place you visit throughout the day, it's a good idea for you to make sure that the bathroom is a comfortable place to be.
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One of the best upgrades you can make for your bathroom is having heated flooring installed. While this may seem like a luxury upgrade that is out of your price range, it can make a big difference in making your bathroom warmer from the moment you step into the room. If you're already planning on having the floors replaced, you should look into quotes and options for heated flooring so that you can get the right look for your home.
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I will also choose 3 non-winning entrants at random and each will win a £15 BaldyBeardy gift voucher.
To enter submit a photo on the BaldyBeardy Facebook page of you showing off your man mane as a comment in this post and get people to like it. The entrant with the most likes wins.
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Tom Otterness, Big, Big Penny, 1993. Bronze, edition of 3, 71-¼ x 65 x 13 inches. Courtesy the Artist
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