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Pretty as a Peacock (c.1935). Earle K. Bergey (American, 1901-1952).
Throughout the 1930s, Bergey worked freelance for a number of publishing houses. His eye-catching paintings were predominately featured as covers on a wide array of pulp magazines, including romance, detective, adventure, aviation, and westerns. Bergey illustrated mainstream publications, such as The Saturday Evening Post, during this time. He contributed numerous covers for men's magazines such as Gay Book Magazine, Pep Stories, and Snappy.
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Our Visiting Scholars, 2013-2014
Scott Johnson
Scott Johnson received his D.Phil. in Classics from the University of Oxford in 2005. He is currently a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in Byzantine Greek at Georgetown University and Dumbarton Oaks. He has been a Junior Fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows (2004–07), a Fellow in Byzantine Studies at Dumbarton Oaks (2009–10), and a Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress (2010–11). He is currently finishing a book entitled Writing in Place: Geography and Archive in Late Antique Literature and has a book forthcoming with Ashgate on multilingualism in eastern Christianity. He is the author of The Life and Miracles of Thekla: A Literary Study (Center for Hellenic Studies & Harvard University Press, 2006) as well as of numerous articles, including ones in Dumbarton Oaks Papers 64 (2010) and the Oxford Handbook of Late Antiquity (2012), of which he was editor. He also edited the volume Greek Literature in Late Antiquity: Dynamism, Didacticism, Classicism (Ashgate, 2006), and his translation of the fifth-century Miracles of Thekla appeared as part of a volume entitled Miracle Tales from Byzantium (with Alice-Mary Talbot) in the new Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library (Harvard University Press, 2012). He has most recently published a small study with text and translation of Jacob of Sarug's homily on the sinful woman (Gorgias Press, 2013).
Wendy E. Mayer
Wendy Mayer, formerly Deputy Director of the Centre for Early Christian Studies at the Australian Catholic University, is now an Honorary Research Fellow there. She has also been a Queen Elizabeth II Research Fellow and a Research Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks. Now resident in the Washington DC area, she is a regular visitor to our Center. She is currently co-editing with Professor Rousseau a volume of essays entitled Change in the Late Roman City: Identities, Buildings, and Beliefs, which explores the extent to which "city life" worked as an engine of change at a time when established orders were either threatened or challenged.
Some Previous Visitors
"Death in the Flesh: Picturing Death's Body and Abode in Late Antiquity," in Colum Hourihane (ed.), Looking Beyond: Visions, Dreams and Insights in Medieval Art and History (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2010); 58-74.
"Christ's Descent to the Underworld in Ancient Ritual and Legend," in Robert Daly (ed.), Apocalyptic Thought in Early Christianity (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2009): 211-26.
"L'eucharistie et la mémoire sensorielle selon Jean Chrysostome," in Nicole Bériou, Béatrice Caseau, and Dominique Rigaux (eds), Pratiques de l'eucharistie dans les Églises d'Orient et d'Occident (Antiquité et Moyen Âge) (Paris: Institut d'Études Augustiniennes, 2009): \765-78.
Robert Wisniewski
AnneMarie Luijendijk
After specialist work on the New Testament at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, AnneMarie Luijendijk completed her doctorate at The Harvard Divinity School in 2005. She joined the Princeton faculty in 2006. Having won an American Fellowship from the American Association of University Women for the 2008-2009 academic year, she was appointed Melancthon W. Jacobus University Preceptor in Religion (2009-2012). She is now an Associate-Professor in the Department of Religion.
Her chief interest as a papyrologist is in the social history of early Christianity, using both literary texts and documentary sources. Her book Greetings in the Lord: Early Christians and the Oxyrhynchus Papyri (Harvard University Press, 2008) is the first book-length study of Christians in the ancient Egyptian city, where some of the most important and oldest fragments of early Christian books have been unearthed. Dr Luijendijk describes the different contexts and circumstances of Christian life. Creating an image of the city's marketplace, she first addresses questions of Christian identity in the public sphere. Then the focus shifts to Sotas, bishop of Oxyrhynchus in the third century, busy networking with other Christian communities through teaching, book production, and fund-raising. The third part is concerned with the evidence of persecution and the far-reaching power and pervasiveness of Roman bureaucracy. Christians in the city were forced to negotiate their identity by small acts of resistance. We are reminded overall how much our understanding of Christian life in the period rests on the mundane aspects of everyday life, which make papyri so fascinating.
Dr Luijendijk is awaiting the publication of her second monograph, Forbidden Oracles? The Gospel of the Lots of Mary, due to appear from Mohr Siebeck (Tübingen) in 2013. The book studies a Coptic oracular manuscript (dated to the fifth or sixth century) within the larger context of early Christian sortilege. Another project under way concerns Christian manuscripts more generally, the development of the New Testament canon, and material culture.
Recent papers of significance include "A New Fragment of LXX Isaiah 23 (Rahlfs-Fraenkel 844)," Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists 47 (2010): 35-45; "Jesus says: 'There Is Nothing Buried That Will Not Be Raised': A Late-Antique Shroud with Gospel of Thomas Logion 5 in Context," Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum 15 (2011): 389-410; and "Reading the Gospel of Thomas in the Third Century: Three Oxyrhynchus Papyri and Origen's homilies," in Claire Clivaz and Jean Zumstein (eds.), Reading New Testament Papyri in Context (Leuven: Peeters, 2011), pp. 241-67.
Albrecht Diem
Albrecht Diem has been, since 2007, Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Syracuse University. After studying in Düsseldorf, Tübingen and Utrecht, he gained his doctorate at the last university in 2000, his thesis being subsequently published as Das Monastische Experiment: Die Rolle der Keuschheit bei der Entstehung des westlichen Klosterwesens, Vita Regularis, 24 (Münster: LIT-Verlag, 2005). (His most recent consideration of the theme has appeared as "Das Ende des monastischen Experiments: Liebe, Beichte und Schweigen in der Regula cuiusdam ad virgines," in Gert Melville and Anne Müller (eds), Female vita religiosa between Late Antiquity and the High Middle Ages: Structures, Developments and Spatial Contexts (Münster: LIT-Verlag 2011), pp. 81-136.)
He went on to hold teaching and research posts at Groningen, Nijmegen, and finally Vienna (working there as a Research Fellow under Walter Pohl), as well as shorter-term fellowships In Vienna and Rome. He also produced a critical edition of the Regula cuiusdam ad virgines while studying for a Licentiate in Mediaeval Studies at the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto. Most recently (2010-2011), he held a Friedrich Solmsen Fellowship at the Institute for Research in the Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dr Diem continues to make his mark on the study of early western monasticism with an extensive series of papers, characteristic in their emphasis on the constant 'reinvention' of the monastic way of life (with an associated shifting in its sense of its own past). Crucial examples are:
- "Vita, Regula, Sermo: Eine unbekannte lateinische Vita Pacomii als Lehrtext für ungebildete Mönche und als Traktat über das Sprechen," in Richard Corradini, Max Diesenberger and Meta Niederkorn-Bruck (eds), Zwischen Niederschrift und Wiederschrift: Frühmittelalterliche Hagiographie und Historiographie im Spannungsfeld von Kompendienüberlieferung und Editionstechnik (Vienna: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2010), pp. 223-72.
- "Rewriting Benedict: The regula cuiusdam ad virgines and Intertextuality as Tool to Construct a Monastic Identity," Journal of Medieval Latin 17 (2007): 313-28.
- "Monks, Kings and the Transformation of Sanctity: Jonas of Bobbio and the End of the Holy Man," in Speculum 82 (2007): 521-59.
- "Was bedeutet Regula Columbani?," in Max Diesenberger and Walter Pohl (eds), Integration und Herrschaft: Ethnische Identitäten und soziale Organisation im Frühmittelalter (Vienna, 2002), pp. 63-89.
Yifat Monnickendam (Visiting Scholar, 2009, 2010-2012)
Yifat Monnickendam recently held a Crane Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University, teaching in that university's Jewish Studies Program (she specializes in the comparative study of Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, Greek, and Latin sources in Late Antiquity). After receiving a BA and MA from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, she completed her doctorate at Bar Ilan University. She was awarded at that time the Rotenstreich Fellowship, one of the most prestigious awards granted by the Council of Higher Education to doctoral students in Israel. Her dissertation was titled, "Halakhic Issues in the Writings of the Syriac Church Fathers Ephrem and Aphrahat." It focuses on matrimonial law as a test case for understanding the relations between Ephrem and Aphrahat and the surrounding society and culture. It also answers questions regarding the origin of Syriac Christianity and its relations to contemporary and earlier Jewish, Christian, and pagan traditions and writings. Her recent publications include, "'I Will Put to Death and Bring to Life, I Will Smite and Heal': Two Versions of the Polemic on the Resurrection of the Dead," Tarbiz: A Quarterly for Jewish Studies 76 (2008): 329-52. Two articles are forthcoming in Le Museon and Journal of Semitic Studies. Dr Monnickendam intends to focus now on legal thought, as reflected in Syriac legal writings of the fifth and sixth centuries and contemporary Jewish and Christian literature. She is planning a book with the tentative title, Marriage and Identity: Jewish Legal Traditions in Ephrem's Writings.
Chrysi Kotsifou gained her doctorate in 2002, after undergraduate and graduate research at Goldsmith's and King's Colleges, University of London. She has held post-doctoral fellowships at CUA, Princeton, the American University in Cairo, and Columbia, and has taught at the American University in Cairo. She was granted a two-year teaching and research fellowship in the Center, combined with an appointment as visiting associate curator in the Semitics/ICOR Library, supported by funds from the Center, the Institute of Christian Oriental Research, and the Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. The Center is also grateful for the support of the late Professor Michael O'Connor. In addition to graduate teaching, Dr Kotsifou worked on the preservation, cataloguing, and publication of some of the Coptic ostraca and papyri lodged in the ICOR library. She is currently attached to the Department of Classics at Oxford University.
Karl Johan Skeidsvoll (2006-2007), Research Fellow at the University of Bergen, continued his research on Gregory of Nazianzus.
Caroline Schroeder (Spring 2006), at that time Fellow in the Humanities at Stanford University. She is currently Assistant Professor of Religious and Classical Studies at the University of the Pacific at Stockton, CA. She published Monastic Bodies: Discipline and Salvation in Shenoute of Atripe (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007), and received the 2010-2011 Graves Award for outstanding teaching in the humanities. She is currently writing a monograph on children in late antique monastic environments.
Lewis Ayres (Spring 2005), at that time on the faculty of the Candler School of Theology, Emory University. He is currently Bede Professor of Catholic Theology in the Department of Theology and Religion at the University of Durham. Professor Ayres is a member of the International Editorial Board of our series "CUA Studies in Early Christianity." He is author of Nicaea and Its Legacy (Oxford University Press, 2004) and of Augustine and the Trinity (Cambridge University Press, 2010).


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|13 Dec 2011
Everything I download hang stop
Hi everyone, I'm about to blow my head off if I don't find the cause and fix this issue.
Every download I'm doing with my PC ends somewhere without completing. Wether I use Firerox, Chrom or Explorer.
My PC is wired to the router, I've replaced the cable so it is not the cable.
I have no antivirus, and I shuted down Windows Defender.
Whether I use DHCP or hard coded IP/DNS, same issue.
I have a laptop wireless and I can download the files I want without any problem.
When the download stop I can still navigate on the internet using any browser I wish to.
With firefox, I can pause the download and restart it right away and it continue the download (but stop somewhere else down the line at witch point I can pause and restart again!)
If I let it go, with firefox, it stops, wait a while and seems to retart a bit later but it takes a hell of time to download a simple file. Meanwhile, the laptop never stops downloading the same file.
I don't what happens as it used to go well no so long ago. I did reinstall a fresh windows with the same issue.
Next step is to reinstall again and try downloading BEFORE patching the system.
Is this issue familiar with any of you. Could you share advice and save my life?
Thanks for you help and support
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|13 Dec 2011
EDIT: While the download was going on I launched a ping on facebook.com. When the download hang the ping goes on without any delay.
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|13 Dec 2011
What is your ISP?
If it's satellite or something, they can be pretty onerous about DL quotas and such.
Other small ISPs could be pretty random with their DL behavior.
|My System Specs
|13 Dec 2011
My ISP is Telus and believe me, it has nothing to do with ths ISP, problem is somewhere else... *sniff* but don't know where *bouhououou*.... dam I desperate!
|My System Specs
|13 Dec 2011
Ooops, I missed that your laptop works fine wirelessly...
Hmm, how about if you hook your laptop up wired? And see if that starts failing.
If so then there may be an issue with the router itself. Since wireless is so much slower, there may be a problem that only shows up when wired and DLing at full speed?
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|13 Dec 2011
Lol, I was anticipating that question (was wondering the same thing as well) and just did the test.
I've started my download on my PC before even starting this thread (52 minutes as I write these lines) well, I'm currently at 1 gig of this 1.3 gig file. Fifteen minutes ago I hooked up my laptop the the router and started the download. Same file, same download site, 15 minutes later the file is downloaded.
This might rule out the router along with the internet link.
Still leave me with my problem though!
Thanks for trying to help me by the way, really appreciated!
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|13 Dec 2011
Does the DL seem to stop at like a constant point like after X meg or something? Or just randomly?
The transfer speed being so much lower than the laptop is strange. Seems like it may come down to with the ethernet adapter or cable or driver o nthe PC.
I'd try replacing the cable, then the driver (new driver from net (DLed on your laptop )) then if you have a second ethernet port on the computer or a spare adapter...
Though also, might want to do a malware and stand alone virus sweep just to be sure as well :/
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|13 Dec 2011
Cable already been replaced by brand new one, same issue. Download stop randomly, sometimes it gets to 300mb sometines as short as 27mb.
System is freshly rebuild from formatted partition so viruses or malware is unlikely (not to say impossible).
As for the adapter driver, Intel is telling me I have the latest but will have a closer look at that particular point.
EDIT: The download just finished on my PC (more than an 1.5 hour to download 1.3G) and is corrupt, can't do anything with it except start downloading anew.
|My System Specs
|13 Dec 2011
Well here's where I'd dig into my drawer of old parts and find a PCI ethernet card and try that out :/
(I only just recently threw out all my ISA ethernet, modem and serial port cards )
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|13 Dec 2011
Oh! Boy!
I am so ashame you have no idea!!!!!
I was so convinced that my network adapter was an intel device. I went to Intel website to scan my system for newer driver and it said nothing about the network adapter so I assumed the drivers were up to date. But your post made me wonder, rookie mistake, my network adapter is an embeded Realtek driver and THERE IS newer drivers!
I just installed latest drivers from Gigabyte site and finished downloading the 1.3Gigabyt file in less than 20 minutes.
Man, I wish I could buy back my afternoon, stupid mistake!!!!
THANKS fseal, you've been of great help making me look where I should have in the first place.
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Dover, NH 03820Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Stages at One Washington
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.stages-dining.com/
- Phone: 6038424077x
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: European, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Evan Hennessey
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: No
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: The Stages at One Washington Team also runs Flavor Concepts Catering which provides catering services above all others. Please visit www.flavor-concepts.com to view our catering options.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Main St.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Most of our dining events are in the evening making parking fairly accessible. Parking is available in any spot around the mill after 5pm. Additionally, there is metered street parking that is available in the front of the mill building which is usually available and free in the evening. The parking lot across the street from the mill building is no longer available at any time for parking.
A word from Stages at One Washington
Stages at One Washington provides an upscale, unique, and enjoyable dining experience to guests. The kitchen is headed by Chef and Owner Evan Hennessey, who is an award winning chef with experience working at some of the country's top restaurants. The cuisine is Progressive New England, as the food is sourced from a network of local farmers, foragers and fishermen. Stages offers nightly tasting menus with beverage pairings, and the menu changes frequently to keep pace with local farms, so check the website for the current menu. The restaurant is reservation only and typically limits its nightly seating to the 8 seats located in the kitchen. Stages also periodically offers theme dinners and popup dinners which tend to revolve around a specific inspiration for the event.Continued
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Stages at One Washington reviews from OpenTable diners
10 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.7
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- Most interesting restaurant in NHjoshVIPDined on 9/20/2014Stages is one of our two favourite restaurants in New England. It's a unique experience which we highly recommend to foodies. Stages is very small, only eight seats which are located in the kitchen where you interact with the chef while he prepares your meal. The menu is highly innovative and it varies every day depending on what's available. We've been to Stages twice and we found it to be exceptional both times.Special Features:
- Great Food -- small portionsbbnyDined on 9/9/2014I loved Stages. The food as carefully designed with interesting local ingredients. The tastes were novel but not too exotic. The food quality was high and it was fun watching the chef prepare the food. There was a couple who went often. Apparently they have themed dinners in he off season. I'd love to return. The food portions for me were fine but for someone with a larger appetite, I'd just say don't go hungry. Go for the ambiance, the wine and the tastes. I was pleasantly satisfied and did not feel like I ate a 10,000 calorie meal -- which is great for me. However, beware. Divine wine choices and wine list!Special Features:
- Tiny portionsEaterVIPDined on 9/9/2014There was hardly anything to eat. The portions were simply skimpy. The food was good, not memorable. The chef is a pleasant man. But there is no excuse for not serving a decent portion.
- Sublime!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/29/2014Chef Evan is masterfull! His cooking is beyond first rate. His use of ingredients is inspired. And then his recommended wine pairings are exquisite, and occassionally surprisingly so. He is the best Chef we have encountered in the Northeast or short of a three star Michelin restaurant. This is the place to go for an outstanding culinary treat.Special Features:
- Wedding AnniversaryGSDNAPLESDined on 8/28/2014Our visit to Stages was absolutely outstanding in every sense. The very special attention provided by Evan and his staff made all aspects of our visit quite unique and Truely memorable. The care and quality were obvious in every.detail, I recommend a visit most highly!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best eating experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/27/2014A truly unique and delicious meal. Like sitting in on a Food Network show. You and your friends sit at a counter overlooking Chef Evan's beautiful modern kitchen set in an old mill building. The prix fixe menu at $40 is an outstanding value. Each dish was outstanding. You watch the painstaking preparation of each course and Evan explains the ingredients and how each is sourced and prepared. We had a group of four, so we ordered each of the options for each course and shared so we got a taste of everything. My only regret was having to share the short ribs because I really wanted to eat every morsel of that dish.Special Features:
- jazzedDined on 8/22/2014Amazing food that will have your taste buds at a heightened sense of awareness and exploding in delight. We opted for the wine combination selected for each serving and enjoyed tasting new wines from around the world.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RedMooseVIPDined on 8/22/2014A fabulous meal, great experience!!! Nothing like this has ever been in Dover - and so hopeful that it will succeed and remain.Special Features:
- NanaNanaDined on 8/15/2014This is a price fixed resturants with a set menu. The food is imaginative, well prepared and as delicious as it looks. Chef Evan is a delight and willing to answer questions about some of the more unusual items on his menu. Will definitely return soon!Special Features:
- The following 43 reviews are from the Stages at One Washington reviews archive.
- big85buckeyeDined on 7/2/2014Truly a place to expand your dining horizon. Chatting with the Chefs lets you open areas of food preparation and variety you never realize existed. I now "experiment" with foods and condiments and combinations that vastly expend my dining preparation. Meals are now new adventures, not a chore!Special Features:
- A Special OccasionBillDined on 6/21/2014Our experience was wonderful. I recommend the experience highlySpecial Features:
- A One of a Kind ExperiencefrogschoolDined on 6/17/2014My wife is a farmer and phenomenal cook and as a result delicious meals made from the freshest incredients are a standard for us. Far too often when we eat out, we come away feeling like we would have had better food at a far cheaper price by just staying home. This was not the case when we recently ate at Stages to celebrate our 29th anniversary. Sitting in Evan's kitchen, watching him work, and eating his amazing creations was like nothing we had ever experienced. His knowledge, creativity, and obvious joy of food were a delight. We ate foods we did not even know were edible including mugwort, solomon seal, and red clover flowers. He even created a special course just for us to honor our anniversary. A truly unique experience!Special Features:
- Unique experience.dining2bestfriendsDined on 6/17/2014It was a unique experience watching the chef prepare our food. He explained all the choices beforehand and we made our 3 course choices before he started the preparation of the food. He then prepared the food and presented it very artistically. He explained in detail how the food was prepared, what ingredients went into making it and how some of these ingredients were made. We had the wine paring with our meal which we enjoyed very much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal menumainegirlDined on 6/13/2014Our experience was with the French Laundry menu and wine pairings. It was exceptional from appetizer to dessert. The preparation and presentation was superb. We felt like we were in Yountville, CA!Special Features:
- Outstanding findNightoutDined on 6/13/2014Stumbled across this outstanding restaurant, lived in Dover my entire life, thought I kept up on what was here, I was pleasantly surprised to find such a fine dining experience, we will defiantly return to this hidden gem.Special Features:
- excellent evening outfoodieDined on 5/16/2014My husband and I loved dinning at Stage One. Chef Evan made some great dishes and it was fun to watch him cook. We enjoyed the intimate experience - it was like having a chef come to your home. I highly recommend this as a fun evening out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique experiencebeornDined on 5/10/2014Stages is a restaurant that serves 6 to 8 guests a fixed four-course menu. The two cheeks are the entire staff- they serve and cook in front of the guests who are seated at a bar around the kitchen and watch as dinner gets made. There were two options for each course so my wife and I managed to try everything and can confirm every dish was creative, harmonious, attractive, and delicious.Special Features:
- Truly Unique ExperienceJakeDined on 4/24/2014It is hard to know where to begin when giving praise to, Executive Chef and Owner of Stages at One Washington, Evan Hennessey. This restaurant is a vehicle for many of his passions; community, food, family and customer satisfaction. Anyone that is fortunate enough to experience a dinner at the chef's table of Stages will leave having been entertained and educated in the joys and challenges of a socially responsible restaurateur. This is not the place for someone looking for a meat and potatoes meal but rather those with an adventurous palate and an appreciation for fresh, locally grown ingredients served in the most extraordinary ways. Congratulations Mr. Evans on a life well-lived and thank you for a truly memorable experience.Special Features:
- Amazing experiencebjh1459Dined on 4/18/2014The food is a delight to the eye as well as to the palate.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/16/2014Truly outstanding food in an intimate setting. They only sit six customers a night along a counter/bar at the edge of the kitchen. You are right there watching everything the chef and his assistant are doing. No wait staff, no Maitre d. Just two guys that are dedicated to their craft. And they are good at it. I suggest you go with their wine pairing selections. Superb!!!!Special Features:
- A mustOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 4/12/2014Best dining experience I've had in New England. Hands down. I'm from NY and big into the foodie scene; this restaurant is comparable to the best in NY.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not deserving of the hype nor priceDinersDined on 4/5/2014Surprisingly disappointing; it just wasn't anything special. Nothing jumped off the plate and made us want to come back. Sure, dishes were creative & looked good on the menu but were unimpressive on the palate. We expected a memorable experience but less than 2 weeks on I don't even remember what we ate. It was Restaurant Week so we got a better deal but it was still WAY overpriced. The microscopic portion sizes were expected (grabbed a slice of pizza after dinner) but the unremarkable food wasn't. Even if Stages' prices and portions we equal to, say, the Orchard Street Chop Shop or Patty B's we would't return because the food at those other places (and more in Dover) makes us crave it. Stages' food didn't, and we are surprised.
- Never again !!StacyNDined on 4/4/2014This was a total let down!! service was sooo bad 5 of us started laughing about it. She had no idea About the menu items then gave the wine for the pairing 30 mind before that course was ready. Reservations were At 7:30, did not walk out until 11:15... That is litterly how long it took and the food was not worth the time And money none if us said we would go back or recommend it.
- Fabulous food, astonishingKiddoDined on 3/29/2014Fabulous food, astonishing presentation, works of art and the flavors, just superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chic Gourmet in an Old Millthanks4cookingDined on 3/25/2014If you haven't experienced an evening at Stages, well you simply haven't experienced one of the most memorable dining events of your life. We had a fabulous time at the kitchen dining bar watching Chef Evan Hennessey and his sous chef prepare 4-courses of artfully presented and delectable plates paired with wonderful wines suggested by our host. This was our third time at Stages and the experience of dining with a small group in the kitchen was so much fun we will sure to be back again. We've dined in high-end restaurants in NYC and in Boston and for certain, Evan can compete with all of them. Stages is a great value and a truly memorable place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfection!Karen4VIPDined on 3/22/2014Pre-fix chef's table is such a wonderful concept. 8 lucky diners each evening get to sit in the kitchen and watch the three chefs create your dishes with expert precision and gorgeous plating. The combination of flavors and textures on each plate are an explosion on the palate. Foodies need to try this place! It really makes one respect the amount of work that goes into the plate! Reservations necessary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden gemjoshVIPDined on 3/22/2014Stages is hidden away on the third floor of a converted mill, if it weren't for Open Table we never would have found it. This is a restaurant that's strictly for foodies, it's very small, only eight seats located in the kitchen. The menu is prix fix and changes depending on what's available, for example i had the razor clams for one of my courses which were only on the menu the night we were there because they managed to get a few from their clammer. The chef prepares and serves each dish with explanations and wine recommendations, because you are at a bar in the kitchen you can interact with the chef as much as you want. The meal was innovative, perfectly prepared and delicious. Stages has the potential to be our new favourite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A unique dining experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/20/2014A unique dining experience! Lots of fun to be seated right in the kitchen watching your food being prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptionally memorable!big85buckeyeDined on 3/5/2014This is a most extraordinary dining experience. The chefs were friendly, accommodating, and they clearly enjoy creating exceptional cuisine. This is the place to go for a great gourmet experience!Special Features:
- A GemRoswellAlienDogDined on 3/1/2014Yet another dinner service complete with a show from the kitchen. Cozy, warm, delicious. Everything that happens has been well thought out with preference going to locally sourced proteins and vegetables. Such a treat - everyone should have this 'experiential eating' experience.Special Features:
- Very memorable evening!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/26/2014Was a great night, experiencing four creative chefs pairing with various White Birch beers. Liked the slow pace of the meal, liked the commentary very much, interesting creations that I would probably not had anywhere else. Would come back for a special occasion. Thank You.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines dayActriteDined on 2/15/2014Stages was the best valentines dinner spot I've been to. The staff was so friendly and there attention to the little details made the night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Par Se w/o the NYC trafficNHgastronomeDined on 2/14/2014If you want to understand the future of imaginative cooking, Stages is a must destination. Granted a little hard to find once your inside the renovated artist warehouses of Dover,once inside it is magnificent. The artful blending of flavors is nothing short of stellar. You really have a hard time thinking your in Dover, NH. Chef Evan and his charming wife have created a must destination for Seacoast foodies. Our waiter was as professional and unassuming as any I've experienced. The artwork on the walls adds to the definition of a truly memorable dinner excursion to the future of what fine dining will be. Chef Evan's lineage from cutting edge chefs Thomas Kellar and Grant Achantz really shine through. A great dining experience for foodies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- valentine's dinnerportsmouthreviewerDined on 2/14/2014The pork belly was the best I ever had. The beef needed some salt or something. The ceviche seemed bland. Difficult to pair chocolate with food for every dish. Some went better with chocolate than others. I expected more. This is only my second dinner here but I would try it again.Special Features:
- Too expensive!prlabaDined on 2/14/2014I made reservations for my wife and I to try this restaurant for a Valentine's Day dinner. I expected the four-course prix-fixe menu; at $40 pp, expensive but worth a try. When we arrived we learned that tonight was a special eight-course prix-fixe menu, $80 pp, with chocolate in each of the courses. We decided to forge ahead (it was too late to leave without embarrassing ourselves). The food was certainly 'avant-garde' -- miniature-sized portions in artistic presentation. Tastes were unusual (chocolate with fish?) but surprisingly better than I expected. In the end the experience couldn't justify the expense for us. Others with a more refined pallet and a larger bank account might find this this restaurant more to their liking.Special Features:
- Great dinner!spclarenzaDined on 1/31/2014Stages at One Washington is a terrific restaurant. The prix fixe menu is a steal at $40.00 for four courses. The current menu is phenomenal! Modernist cuisine combined with delicious and incredibly inventive cooking. Beautiful, unique, and tasty, with artistic plating. Sit in the kitchen and ask the chefs all the questions you can think of.Special Features:
- GratefulGratefulDined on 1/25/2014My children have me a gift certificate to Stages at One Washington and I am so grateful. Our meal last Saturday evening was awesome. We were the only ones there so we had plenty of attention. The food was. Prepared expertly and was delicious. Pricey but definitely worth it for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special dinnerPeterDined on 1/22/2014It was my wife's birthday and we wanted a very special dinner. Dinner was a four course prefix with two choices for each course. The meal was prepared in the kitchen for 6 patrons and the chef explained each course. The combination of ingredients and the flavors were sensational. Each bite was an absolute delight. We haven't had a meal this good/special in years. You can select a flight of wines to accompany the dinner which I would recommend. Stages is a gem and I highly recommend it for a special night. The menu is constantly changing and Chef Hennessey is always experimenting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely amazing. FantasticOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 1/22/2014Absolutely amazing. Fantastic flavors, textures, combinations. Go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experience.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/3/2014I am not a foodie, and frankly, not very adventurous when it comes to food, so I was a little nervous about going here. It turned out to be amazing. I ate things I never would have thought I would, thinks I didn't think I even liked, and loved every bite. Sitting in the kitchen was so much fun, being able to watch Chef Evan and his team work. I can't say enough good things about Stages, and can't wait to go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Funny in the sense of the man having totaly lost control, poor so and so.
Not funny really though, dog out of control chasing animals, and across an unfenced road too.
Some sympathy for the dog - looks like the sort bred for rounding things up, and it probably doesn't get much chance.
And it's OK laughing when you're behind the deer, but when a deer is charging toward you because it being chased by a dog, it looks pretty damn solid, speaking from experience. One deer will swerve round you but a whole herd of them flat out wouldn't be much fun.
Maybe you have to be a dog owner, or empathize with being one; the guy is having a nightmare.
It has tension, nothing much happens to start with, it builds nicely to the action, it has drama, those dear running across the screen en-mass is dramatic, the sound of the guy shouting getting louder as he gets nearer, and getting more and more desperate, but were not sure why, then we see the dog.... The guy sounds posh; most of us would be saying something a bit riper than Jesus Christ! His exasperation is palpable, and yet he controls his language.
Then the payoff, the punch line, he runs into view, still shouting at his dog, which is probably now so far away as to be out of ear shot. The sheer futility of his running and shouting obvious.
To me that is funny.
I suspect it won't be just this country that finds it funny, a good story will strike a chord anywhere. I would be surprised if this video doesnt go global viral.
I suspect that he is probably a responsible dog owner; this is not a normal occurrence for him.
That's why he is so mortified about what is happening. If he was an irresponsible owner i.e. he didnt care or was deliberately setting his dog on the deer, it wouldnt be funny.
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Quote: He has the responsibility to ensure the dog has a secure lead and on it. Knowing there are Deer, people, vehicles and other dogs in the park.
A point I made to the wife last night when we saw it on TV!........Even it it slipped it's collar he must have known it would have chased the deer......Give's responsible dog owners a bad name.
We have hunting with dogs banned, and people laughing about this.
In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN5fq7tA7qk you can learn that 6 deer per annum are killed by dogs in Richmod Park.
Something doesn't seem quite right.
A slight change of direction, I was in town yesterday - just going into Morrisons as it happens. When I passed four lads, one of whom was holding a Staffy on a lead. One of the other lads was leaning over and bellowing 'CATS' at it's face - he kept on shouting until the dog lunged and started barking and snarling. All four lads nearly fell about laughing. Is this the kind of responsible dog owner we now have to put up with? I felt very sorry for the dog.Last Modified By KarenFB at 26 Nov 2011 - 6:54 PM
Quote: In this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN5fq7tA7qk you can learn that 6 deer per annum are killed by dogs in Richmod Park.
About 20 a year get killed by the actions of visitors (run over by cars, out of control dogs,etc) which sounds bad till you read the stat that they cull 100 a year..
Not sure what to think about that.
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Nestled between some of East Africa's blockbuster destinations is Malawi, a country small in geography but large in appeal. Malawi is full of contrasts, the most obvious being that it's a nation of fisherman - despite being landlocked - owing to the clear waters of Lake Malawi; it boasts verdant highlands and tropical forests, undulating valleys and exceptional game viewing within its national parks. Malawi is also home to some of the continent's friendliest folk, meaning it's a country well worth considering on your African agenda.
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Best time to visit Malawi
The dry season from late April to October or November is the best time to visit Malawi. For wildlife viewing, late in the dry season is best as this is when animals converge at water holes, although the afternoons can be long and hot. The scenery is at its best from May to July when the weather is also less oppressive - although nights can be chilly and local wildlife harder to spot. The wet season runs from December to March and, while weather can be quite unpredictable, during this time the vegetation will be at its most lush.
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Top 5 Active Pursuits in Malawi
1. Waterside Fun
Go swimming or try your hand at some water sports on the vast expanse of Lake Malawi.
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Experience the daily routine of lake-dwelling fisherman firsthand by rising early to watch them fishing on the still lake at the break of day.
3. On Two Feet or Two Wheels
Hike or cycle around the fishing villages that pepper the shoreline of this magnificent landscape.
4. Underwater World
Strap on a snorkel or join a scuba diving excursion to experience the abundant underwater world that thrives beneath the calm surface of the lake.
5. Hit the Streets
Explore the bustling markets and city streets of the country's beating heart, Lilongwe.
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After the seventh round of the NFL Draft is only where the fun begins, where the fun really happens is when teams begin to sign the undrafted rookies. Many teams have already began signing players and the Rams are no different, here are players that they have reportedly signed.
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One player that the Rams missed out on was Rutgers wide receiver Brandon Coleman who was signed by the New Orleans Saints and Colt Lyerla has yet to be picked up by anybody. L'Damian Washinton who could have had some Rams interest was picked up by the Cowboys. Sherman remains the only wide receiver the Rams have picked up in the draft process.
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With regard to the guy who acquired new vices and thus, many new friends, he should ask himself if those new friends would still be around if he cleaned up his act. My guess is they would not.
We lost several friends because we don't drink socially. We didn't make a big deal out of abstaining; just ordered soda when others were having alcoholic drinks. They're the ones who objected, apparently feeling we were somehow silently judging them. Oh well.
"Changes that have happened to my habits"????? That's amazing. You mean, "what I've done is not my fault, those are things that wanted to be done, it wasn't me, really!" Good grief.
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The Silence Before Bach is a mélange of genres including narrative vignettes and documentary sequences on the theme of the transformational power of great music. At one moment his camera records a subway car packed with passionate cello-playing musicians; at another he is following a guide who gives tours of Leipzig dressed in full Bach regalia; and in a third he stages Felix Mendelssohn's discovery of sheet music for the "St. Matthew Passion" used by a butcher to wrap meat. By turns funny and serious, poignant, sexy and refreshing, "The Silence Before Bach" is very nearly unclassifiable, like so much of Portabella's oeuvre. (Film Forum)
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Unless you are offended by a little female nudity, The Silence Before Bach will shock you not. But it will provide gorgeous lensing and art direction and some of the world's most beautiful music.
Portabella has no interest in conventional biography -- it's hard not to suspect that he included the tale of Felix Mendelsson (Daniel Ligorio) discovering the score for the "St. Matthew Passion" wrapping a meat delivery precisely BECAUSE it's probably apocryphal.
Arguably stronger conceptually than visually, surreal mix of the unexpected and the banal is definitely not to everybody's taste. But the music is inarguably sublime.
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Excited to announce the next release on Gold Robot Records. Time of Joy, the debut LP by Dim Peaks, will drop on 9/3 as a limited edition 12" record. We're pressing 500 of them on milky clear vinyl, and each record comes with a MP3 download card. As an added bonus, one person who pre-orders the album will receive a test pressing.
Time of Joy evokes a place: trails worn deep by quiet guitars, whispers in the ear at dusk, beers on summer waters, the anticipation of new beginnings, light and heavy moments in an expanse of California sun and unexpected storms. There is a natural ease to the way the songs spill out and flood the room. Listeners be warned: you may see yourself within this album crying happily into your reflection.
Dim Peaks is a California-based band led by guitarist/vocalist Niilo Smeds with Russell Higbee (keyboards), Dylan Tidyman-Jones (bass) and Tomas Galvan (drums). Time of Joy was recorded in semi-sporadic sessions over the course of a year by Rob Jackson at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland CA. Overdubs and final mixes were done by Smeds at home, and the results were mastered by Paul Oldham.
Listen to a wonderful track off the album below, and then go ahead and pre-order the limited edition vinyl.
Proud to announce our next release, a 12" by Oakland's Roman Ruins titled Homebuilding. We have pressed only 250 copies of this beauty on translucent milky white vinyl. The vinyl edition also is cut as a continuous A-side and B-side to highlight how the tracks were created.
Homebuilding is the debut album by 31 year-old Oakland-based songwriter and producer Graham Hil (Roman Ruins). Hill is an architect and landscape designer, with a thirst for methodical and process-oriented craft. Since 2008, Hill has played drums on tour with Beach House and Papercuts, and contributed to the recording of the former's critically lauded album, Teen Dream. The music on Homebuilding creates a sense of home, lyrically exploring the range of bonds that hold families together. Hill began constructing these songs while on tour in Europe in early 2010, daydreaming in the van about his pregnant wife at home. Following the birth of their son that summer, it became clear that Hill was ushering in a family of songs about the process of growing a home, both architecturally and spiritually.
The record will be released on February 28th, you can now pre-order the album. All pre-orders will receive the MP3 files before the release date.
The first track, "Mighty Love", premiered this morning on Ears of the Beholder and you can also stream/download through Soundcloud below.
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The next limited edition vinyl release from Gold Robot is by San Francisco's own Primary Structures. The self-titled debut LP for San Francisco's Primary Structures builds upon previous releases as Lady Genius and Volunteer Pioneer. The record was engineered and recorded by Jason Kick at Studio Paradiso (San Francisco, California) and mastered by Paul Oldham. Here's a tracklist and the first single from the album.
01. Primary Structures - Jet Set 02. Primary Structures - The Farm 03. Primary Structures - Balsa Tree 04. Primary Structures - Cannibals 05. Primary Structures - Land of Terror 06. Primary Structures - Flora and Fauna 07. Primary Structures - Bad Kreuznacht 08. Primary Structures - Green Islands
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After getting to catch Primary Structures live last week (which was an absolute pleasure), I started playing some of their older recordings and thought I'd share a track off the Volunteer Pioneer EP that came out a while back. I just loved this EP and imagine you will as well.
::: Volunteer Pioneer - Fear of Cholera
This track also appears on our free MP3 sampler, which you can grab here.
Fox Hands is another project by Todd Webb, the talented dude behind Seamonster. It's certainly more sampled-based and electronic-leaning, he's got a penchant for creating a weird fall-sounding landscape. There are two official EP's out and plans for a cassette on the new Crash Symbols label. Here's the title track off the latest EP.
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Mike wouldn't sit with his back to the door: "I can never be sure who is on the other side," he explained. I'd seen this before with my cousin Frankie, a veteran of Vietnam. Once at lunch, Frankie switched chairs so he could face the windows of the quiet Santa Monica café I'd taken him to. Twenty years later, in a junior college classroom, Mike sat next to me in the circle of desks where I'd gathered the students to discuss Tim O'Brien's novel The Things They Carried. Once Mike had a clear view of the front and back doors, we continued.
We were analyzing the oft-anthologized chapter "How to Tell a True War Story" in which O'Brien debunks the simplistic myths of heroism fed to Americans through Westerns and war films, replacing redemptive clichés with his definitions of a true war story: "A true war story makes the stomach believe … shows its absolute allegiance to obscenity and evil." A character named Mitchell Sanders tells his own "true" war story about a group of soldiers sent on a "listening post" in the mountains where they are eventually driven crazy by the silence, and by their own inability to express their fear. "They can't joke it away," Mitchell explains.
"Let's start with Mitchell's story of the six-man-patrol," I said. I glanced at Mike's book. I couldn't tell whether he'd read beyond the chapter or opened a page at random. "In five seconds," he announced, tipping his chin to indicate the back door, "I could be out of this chair, kicking the door down and shooting whoever's on the other side." The other students stared at their books or looked at me with expectant, nervous faces. Many of them had brothers, cousins, or friends that had fought in Iraq or Afghanistan. Maybe Mike was saying something they'd heard before, or voicing things their own loved ones could never say.
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In 1961, on this day Time magazine published an article on New York City mayor John Lindsay which speculated on Lindsay's future prospects on the national political scene once his mayoral tenure was over.
From Gracie Mansion To Pennsylvania AvenueThe article's title posed the intriguing question "From Gracie Mansion To Pennsylvania Avenue", a clear hint as to how far the experts thought Lindsay could go; rumors that Lindsay might one day run for President had been circulating ever since his improbably victory in the mayoral elections the previous November, and those rumors would pick up steam after he won re-election as mayor in a landslide in 1964. By the time the 1968 presidential campaign started most political analysts were convinced the race for the Republican nomination would boil down to a two-man battle between Mayor Lindsay and former vice-president Richard Nixon. When Nixon finally did gain the GOP nomination, he surprised a great many people(himself included) by choosing Lindsay as his running mate -- an ironic decision considering how the two men had butted heads eight years earlier over the Eisenhower administration's initial response to the Jamaica Bay hurricane.
Lindsay did eventually become president, albeit in a more roundabout way than anyone would have expected; when the Watergate scandal forced Nixon to resign the presidency in 1974 Lindsay, then nearly a year and a half into his second term as Nixon's vice-president, was sworn in as the 38th President of the United States. Lindsay would go on to win a bruising fight with former House of Representatives minority leader Gerald Ford for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination and crush Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter in the general elections. His successes with welfare reform and anti-crime legislation and his hands-on role in the historic 1978 Camp David peace negotiations between Israel and Egypt would pave the way for Lindsay's own vice-president, former California senator Ronald Reagan, to defeat Carter's second White House bid in 1980. This post is a variant ending to the President Lindsay article.
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After last years Mountaineers gave the Sooners a hand-full to deal with by using Tavon Austin, Defensive Coordinator Mike Stoops went back to Norman and has been working on a new fancy defensive plan. Charles Sims and Dreamius Smith will definitely have to stet up their offensive game if they want to take down the Sooners. Paul Millard will have to give a stellar performance and keep his eyes open for the guys that can bust through with a running game of their own against Oklahoma. This years new, revamped Mountaineer team does not have flashy plays and effortless performances. What they do have is the strength and endurance to keep learning and fighting. It ain't over 'til it's over. We might be the underdog but what Oklahoma has to remember is that it's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the fight in the dog. This new West Virginia Mountaineer team does not quit. They do not give up. They fight until the last play. Oklahoma is one of the major favorite teams in the league but they're about to meet a new, strong Mountaineer team.
WVU also has Wendell Smallwood who will help carry the ball alongside Charles Sims and Dreamius Smith. With QB Paul Millard throwing, we have a better chance for the W than most people might think. With this arsenal, it's possible that head coach Dana Holgorsen could pull out the Diamond Formation. It's not impossible. As long as we can stop the Oklahoma running game and are careful about the turnover situation we have a great chance. I have faith in our Mountaineer team for this weekend.
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James Blake is magic.
Max Richter is a boss
Seriously: the man is a wizard.
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Here's a quote from what I'm translating:
ό γάρ βασιλήι χολωθείς νούσον ανά στρατόν ώρσε κακήν, ολέκοντο δέ λαοί
Which roughly translates to:
For, being angry at the king, he (Apollo) aroused an evil pestilence upon the army, and the soldiers kept dying.
The upshot of this passage seems to be "don't piss off priests whose gods can arouse an evil pestilence".
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A Short Treatise Concerning the Diachronic Identity of Material Objects: being an investigation into the manner of persistence through space-time of objects of ordinary discourse.I'm titling my thesis after the manner of David Hume.
The philosophical climate in which I grew up in Oxford was one of extreme aridity. The ability not to be convinced was the most powerful part of a young Philosopher's armory: a competent tutor could disbelieve any proposition, no matter how true it was, and the more sophisticated could not even understand the meaning of what was being asserted.
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