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The purpose of the Lake Superior State University Volunteer Center is to promote civic engagement in the LSSU and larger communities through volunteer and service opportunities. One of our primary goals is to weave the spirit of service into the fabric of Lake Superior State University. We do this by providing ongoing programs like the Michigan Service Scholars, by informing the student body about episodic volunteer opportunities for those who want to make a big difference in a short amount of time, and by connecting students like you to community organizations that match best your skills and interests.
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We were thrilled to take part in 129 happy reunions last Saturday as families displaced by Hurricane Sandy came to pick up their pets from our Emergency Boarding Facility (EBF) in Brooklyn. The boarding facility has been open since November, and the effort is now coming to a close. We put out calls for pet parents to come and take their pets home.
The Goldstein family of South Freeport, Long Island, traveled to Brooklyn on Saturday to pick up their 3-year-old beagle, Captain Morgan, who had been under our care at the Emergency Boarding Facility for seven weeks. Captain Morgan's furry friend, Skylar, the Goldstein's cat, waited for Captain Morgan in the car so they could all go home together.
Jordyn Clarke of Rockaway Beach was reunited with her cat, Kary, a tortoiseshell mix, and Midnight, a pit bull mix, on Saturday. Jordyn's bungalow on the beach was destroyed, and she has found new housing in Brooklyn. Midnight is being fostered for a few days by a friend until Jordyn is settled in. Midnight's third birthday is next week, and it will be especially nice for her to be at home.
Thomas Young of Far Rockaway and his son picked up their remaining two dogs at the EBF on Saturday. They had already brought home their Shih Tzu, Prince, who, upon returning home, "went right into his kennel!" Brindle, a pit bull mix, and Venom, a mastiff, were thrilled to see each other and tumbled into the car with Young's son. "These are our kids," says Young, whose family is staying in a hotel and working to rebuild their home.
Cuddles, a young female tabby, was reunited with Shondelle Dodson, who was displaced from her home in Canarsie after Hurricane Sandy. She adopted Cuddles from the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan in 2012.
Check out our Facebook photo album for more adorable reunion pics!
If you or someone you know is missing a pet post-Sandy, please urge them to visit the ASPCA emergency boarding facility at 1508 Herkimer St. in Brooklyn as soon as possible. Pet parents who wish to reclaim their pets from the boarding facility should call the Hurricane Sandy Pet Hotline at (347) 573-1561.
Photos: [top] Midnight and Jordyn Clarke reunited at the EBF on January 5. [bottom] Shondelle Dodson and Cuddles together again in Brooklyn, NY.


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artbeat (2007-02)
Cue the Time Machine
Franco Albini spans 50 years with the help of a few photographs
by Lisa Slade
Art is best viewed through the fine lens of context. Unlike literature classes, which often take novels from various time periods, mix them up, and then spit them out to students who won't read them anyway, freshman art history classes begin, logically, at the beginning.
Drawings scribbled on cave walls and Egyptian paintings lacking perspective come before Renaissance sculptures. A basic understanding of art simply does not work without a timeline, and without its own particular cultural context. Architecture works the same way.
This necessary contextual connection means that it is impossible to evaluate anything art-related in a vacuum. Franco Albini was one of Italy's most influential architects. Meaning: Even if you don't know much about architecture, you've heard his name. However, while you may know his name, an actual understanding of his work is much harder to grasp.
That understanding becomes even more complicated when there are multiple layers, and in this case there are. Albini's buildings are in Italy, and I am not. Instead, I am standing in the Ewing Gallery on the UT campus, looking at pictures of his buildings, museum structures, arches, and furniture. The context is blurred. Do I evaluate Albini's works from where I stand, or do I evaluate them from a place I could never stand, 1950s Italy?
From where I stand, in Knoxville, Albini's pieces appear modern only in the academic form of the word. They look dated, and almost antiquated. But it may not be the structures themselves that speak to age as much as the pictures of the structures. The photos are black and white, with a slightly yellow hue. The lone picture of Albini himself might as well be of my grandfather when he was younger, dressed in a sweater and pleated trousers. The buildings and structures themselves are stunning, but inexplicable. I'm an American, accustomed to Wal-Marts, convenience stores, and only occasional trips to far away places. In my world, buildings scarcely last longer than 20 years, and the word architect is usually synonymous with developer or contractor. My personal context is not the best, apparently. Albini makes much more sense when placed among his colleagues and personal history, not among UT students and basketball season.
Born in 1905 and educated at the Milan Polytechnic, Albini is often considered one of the most important Neo-Rationalists. Neo-Rationalism, as most movements are, was a reaction to something else. That something was traditional modernism. Traditional modernism, in an architectural sense of the term, focused on function alone. It sought deviation from natural forms and aesthetics, and an emphasis on simplicity, sharp corners and geometric angles. For modernists, form was function, and they strove to unite the two completely.
Albini was forced to focus on simplicity as well, because in post World War II Italy, building materials were scarce. But what Albini sought overall was different, not a total deviation from nature, but a more harmonious connection with it. Albini's works often used translucent materials like glass, both to emphasize this harmony, and because glass was a readily available material in Italy at the time. In many of his structures, jutting panels of wood and glass reach up and out, leading toward the horizon and the sky. The style is simplistic, but elegant; new and traditional all at once, full of Cartesian forms, but never too pretentious. The pieces are stark in contrast to the excessively ornate buildings that preceded modernism, and they're a little softer than modernist buildings. On their own, they're beautiful.
Albini's pieces also had an important impact on museums. He used his understanding of simplicity to create structures that allowed the real artwork—sculptures or paintings—to shine through. In one museum, a semi-circular stone wall exposes one painting while simply hung frames draw attention to another. Albini's museums are varied and interesting, yet simple enough to expose the true artwork inside.
Returning to present time after a visit to the past is illuminating. Now it is possible to look at Albini through a few different shades of glasses, and to examine the multiple layers of art simultaneously, as well as separately. As Albini himself said: "For us, didactic value exists in our built works, and it's through our works rather than through ourselves that we spread our ideas."
What: The Museums and Installations of Franco Albini: I Musei e gli Allestimienti de Franco Albini


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New Jazz Works
CMA supports the creation of new works by professional U.S.-based jazz artists and helps assure that these compositions will be heard through live performances and recordings. The New Jazz Works program has provided support for more than 170 works that reflect the multiple styles of contemporary jazz.
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Presenter Consortium for Jazz provides support to consortiums of three U. S. presenters that collectively engage up to three professional U.S. jazz ensembles (consisting of 2-10 musicians each) to perform at each presenter's venue. Incentives are available to each consortium that invites one of the CMA New Jazz Works grantee ensembles to perform its entire CMA commission.
Each presenter in the consortium must complete a Presenter Application. The Lead Presenter must also complete the Consortium Summary.
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A component of the Doris Duke Jazz Ensembles Project, Presenter Consortium for Jazz is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
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The Residency Partnership Program supports ensembles and presenters in building audiences for classical/contemporary, jazz, and world chamber music through residency projects. Funding is intended for activities that take place in community settings and that are not part of a regular concert series. Activities may include, but are not limited to, interactive or audience engagement programs in classrooms (preschool through high school), libraries, hospitals, senior centers, or other community venues. The program does not support music activities intended for college- or conservatory-level music students. Projects must take place in the U.S. or its territories.
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Neurologist. A doctor who specializes in treating problems with the brain or nerves.
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Medical oncologist. A doctor who specializes in giving drugs to treat cancer.
Radiation oncologist. A doctor who specializes in giving radiation to treat cancer.
Sometimes these doctors work together at hospitals or special centers for brain tumors.
Many people have a hard time deciding which treatment to have. Before starting treatment, you may want to have a second doctor review your diagnosis and treatment options. It is important to remember that a short delay in treatment will not reduce the chance that it will work. Some health insurance companies even require that people with cancer seek a second opinion, and many other companies will pay for a second opinion if you request it.
Once you decide to get a second opinion, and many other companies will pay for a second opinion if you request it. Once you decide to get a second opinion, it is important to gather the following information so that the doctor can give you the best-informed advice. Information to gather includes pathology reports, operative reports, and copies of both preoperative and postoperative MRIs, which are available on CD as well.
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Gallery: Japanese Pals Recycle Old Truck into Transforming Two-Story Mo...
The band of bros used mostly metal to create their dream camper, making the addition relatively lightweight. And while the exterior looks pretty industrial, the inside is as cozy as a typical Japanese house would be. There's a kitchen and living room, both with built-in, space-saving utilities. The first floor is pretty utilitarian and cluttered, but the second level is all zen. The loft-like space is decked out with tatami mats, sparse decor and peaceful lighting – the perfect place to calm down a road rager.
And did we mention that this thing transforms? That's right, using a hydraulic system, the top of the seemingly regular truck expands upwards to form a second story. When it's time to hit the road again, it shrinks back into the space from whence it came.
This camper isn't just one of those automotive projects that you make for the heck of it, and then leave in your driveway. The guys have put it to good use, traveling the road with it and actually stopping at campsites throughout Japan. Hankering to make your own transforming double-decker camper? Check out this website with all of the specifications and do try this at home.
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January 17, 2011 at 9:12 am
How would you keep out mosquitoes? Where are the water tanks and propane tanks. It would take a lot of water, I assume, for that bathtub. Like the fullsize toilet, unlike the plastic ones found in most campers. Where do you put your clothes and bedding? I didn't see anywhere to sit, but maybe that's a different slide…
January 13, 2011 at 8:42 pm
this is pretty cool.. they have almost gone overboard to make it as well equipped as a typical Tokyo apartment (right down to the covered bathtub). While the ground floor is a little cramped even by Japanese standards all that space in the top really makes this look quite comfortable.


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Test ID: BILI3
Bilirubin, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Assessing liver function
Evaluating a wide range of diseases affecting the production, uptake, storage, metabolism, or excretion of bilirubin
Monitoring the efficacy of neonatal phototherapy
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Bilirubin is one of the most commonly used tests to assess liver function. Approximately 85% of the total bilirubin produced is derived from the heme moiety of hemoglobin, while the remaining 15% is produced from RBC precursors destroyed in the bone marrow and from the catabolism of other heme-containing proteins. After production in peripheral tissues, bilirubin is rapidly taken up by hepatocytes where it is conjugated with glucuronic acid to produce bilirubin mono- and diglucuronide, which are then excreted in the bile.
A number of inherited and acquired diseases affect one or more of the steps involved in the production, uptake, storage, metabolism, and excretion of bilirubin. Bilirubinemia is frequently a direct result of these disturbances.
The most commonly occurring form of unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia is that seen in newborns and referred to as physiological jaundice.
The increased production of bilirubin, that accompanies the premature breakdown of erythrocytes and ineffective erythropoiesis, results in hyperbilirubinemia in the absence of any liver abnormality.
The rare genetic disorders, Crigler-Najjar syndromes Type I and Type II, are caused by a low or absent activity of bilirubin UDP-glucuronyl-transferase. In Type I, the enzyme activity is totally absent, the excretion rate of bilirubin is greatly reduced and the serum concentration of unconjugated bilirubin is greatly increased. Patients with this disease may die in infancy owing to the development of kernicterus.
In hepatobiliary diseases of various causes, bilirubin uptake, storage, and excretion are impaired to varying degrees. Thus, both conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin are retained and a wide range of abnormal serum concentrations of each form of bilirubin may be observed. Both conjugated and unconjugated bilirubins are increased in hepatitis and space-occupying lesions of the liver; and obstructive lesions such as carcinoma of the head of the pancreas, common bile duct, or ampulla of Vater.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
> or =12 months: 0.0-0.3 mg/dL
Reference values have not been established for patients who are <12 months of age.
<1 month: not established
1 month-17 years: < or =1.0 mg/dL
> or =18 years: < or =1.2 mg/dL
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
The level of bilirubinemia that results in kernicterus in a given infant is unknown. In preterm infants, the risk of a handicap increases by 30% for each 2.9 mg/dL increase of maximal total bilirubin concentration. While central nervous system damage is rare when total serum bilirubin (TSB) is <20 mg/dL, premature infants may be affected at lower levels. The decision to institute therapy is based on a number of factors including TSB, age, clinical history, physical examination, and coexisting conditions. Phototherapy typically is discontinued when TSB level reaches 14 to 15 mg/dL.
Physiologic jaundice should resolve in 5 to 10 days in full-term infants and by 14 days in preterm infants.
When any portion of the biliary tree becomes blocked, bilirubin levels will increase.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Specimens should be protected from light and analyzed as soon as possible.
Grossly hemolyzed specimens should be rejected because hemoglobin inhibits the diazo reaction and falsely decreased results may be seen.
Compounds that compete for binding sites on serum albumin contribute to lower serum bilirubin levels (eg, penicillin, sulfisoxazole, acetylsalicylic acid).
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Tietz Textbook of Clinical Chemistry, Second edition. Edited by CA Burtis, ER Ashwood. Philadelphia, WB Saunders Company, 1994
2. Scharschmidt BF, Blanckaert N, Farina FA, et al: Measurement of serum bilirubin and its mono- and diconjugates: Applications to patients with hepatobiliary disease. Gut 1982;23:643-649
3. American Academy of Pediatrics Provisional Committee on Quality Improvement and Subcommittee on Hyperbilirubinemia. Practice Parameter: Management of hyperbilirubinemia in the healthy term newborn. Pediatrics 1994;94:558-565


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Juvenile firesetter intervention programs identify, evaluate and educate juvenile firesetters and their families, with the hope of preventing any recurrence of firesetting. For the majority of youths, firesetting is a behavioral problem that can be corrected with a combination of education and/or psychological counseling.
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Francis X. Bushman is almost forgotten now, but a century ago he was one of the first silent film stars, a handsome, powerfully built leading man. Traveling by train one day to a benefit in Boston with Mary Pickford, another star of the silent screen often called "America's Sweetheart," Bushman found himself summoned to a meeting with William Howard Taft, who was also on board.
To Bushman's astonishment, the president told the actor that he "envied" him. "He'd watched the demonstration at the station—Mary had had her clothes almost torn off her," Bushman told an interviewer decades later, "and I looked like the wrath of God." Taft, who was heading for a landslide defeat in 1912, saw in the demonstration all the support that he had lost. "All the people love you," the president lamented, "and I can't have even the love of half the people."
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The encounter between Bushman and Taft is a reminder that the fascination between Washington and Hollywood—which will be on glittering display again this weekend at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner—is a much older phenomenon than is often recognized. Al Jolson, then a Broadway star but soon The Jazz Singer in Hollywood's first "talkie," led delegations of entertainers into the Republican presidential campaigns of Warren Harding in 1920 and Calvin Coolidge in 1924. ("Keep cool with Coolidge," Jolson warbled.) Louis B. Mayer, the formidable final M in MGM (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) was a close friend and adviser to Herbert Hoover, not usually considered among the more starstruck presidents. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who wasn't starstruck either, bedazzled Hollywood; even John F. Kennedy and Bill Clinton couldn't match the star power that assembled for FDR: immortals such as Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Humphrey Bogart, Orson Welles, Jimmy Cagney, and Groucho Marx.
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The relationship between the capital of glamour and the capital of power has endured for decades, but it hasn't remained static. From the 1920s to the 1960s, most stars (with such exceptions as Welles and Melvyn Douglas) saw themselves in supporting roles—they were more likely to wave from the stage than deliver a speech from it. As all institutions lost authority in the 1960s, that deference crumbled, and stars became increasingly willing to assert their personal views. "Who's to say who's an expert?" Paul Newman tellingly declared during the 1968 presidential campaign, when he invested his formidable fame in Eugene McCarthy's primary challenge to President Johnson. "Just because I can sway more people than I have a right to, does that mean I'm not entitled to my opinions or to voice them?"
In the decades since, the star with a cause has become a mainstay of both political and cultural life. Rare is the political campaign or cause so obscure that it can't attract even a single celebrity. Stars, in fact, now participate in politics so routinely that in their visits to Washington or campaign appearances most of them leave no more imprint than a breeze along the beach in Malibu. Not infrequently, celebrities have stumbled on political terrain, seeming self-righteous or shallow: think of Jane Fonda on the left or Anita Bryant on the right. Even as colossal a cultural force as Oprah Winfrey was seared by a scandal at a girls' school she built in South Africa.
But over the years, some entertainers have made a lasting mark on politics and public affairs. In the special report that follows, National Journal offers its list of the 20 (22 if you include couples) most politically effective celebrities of all time. We defined celebrities as actual entertainers, not executives or producers. Our measure of effectiveness was this: Which stars made the greatest positive impact on their chosen causes or campaigns?
To answer that question, NJ interviewed dozens of staff members on Capitol Hill and asked the Republican and Democratic operatives whom it regularly consults on other issues for its Insiders Poll which contemporary stars have been the most effective advocates in Washington and the most valuable surrogates on the campaign trail. But the final list is inherently subjective. It represents the assessment of NJ's editors and is intended not as a last word but as the invitation to start a conversation.
Like everything else in Hollywood, political activism has been in and out of vogue over the years. The past decade has produced a relatively high level of engagement, but activism of a distinct kind. Two important trends are driving contemporary activism among entertainers. One is a shift away from electoral campaigns toward direct philanthropic action. The second is a shift from domestic concerns toward international issues, particularly the intertwined challenges of poverty, health, and violence in Africa and other parts of the developing world. The cumulative effect is that the biggest stars today are less likely to be found campaigning for a candidate in Detroit than visiting a refugee camp in Darfur.
Scott Bland contributed contributed to this article.
This article appears in the April 30, 2011 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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The Texas Legislature adjourned on June 2, 2003. Two proposed bills with potential relevance for evolution education, HB 1172 and HB 1447, died at adjournment. Both bills were related to textbook adoption procedures and the state Board of Education. Either could have made it easier for pressure groups opposing evolution to have more influence in Texas, one of the largest textbook markets in the country. See previous items about these bills on this page for more details.
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A friend is looking for a clean proof of the following inequality of Bernstein: If $f: R \to R$ is a bounded function whose Fourier transform has compact support, then $ \|f'\|_{\infty} \le C \| f \|_{\infty} $ where $C$ only depends on the support of the Fourier transform. Any reference would be very much appreciated.
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The Fourier transform of $f'(x)$ is $i\xi\hat{f}(\xi)$, which has the same support as $\hat{f}(\xi)$. So we can write $i\xi\hat{f}(\xi)$ = $i\xi\hat{f}(\xi)\phi(\xi)$, where $\phi(\xi)$ is a smooth bump function depending on the support of $\hat{f}$, that is equal to one on the support of $\hat{f}$. Taking inverse Fourier transforms, we get $f'(x) = f(x) \star g(x)$, where $g(x)$ is the inverse Fourier transform of $i\xi\phi(\xi)$. From the definition of convolution, one gets $|f'(x)| \leq ||f||_{\infty}||g||_1$. Since this holds for any $x$ and $||g||_1$ depends only on the support of $\hat{f}$, you get the desired inequality with $C = ||g||_1$.


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You can crypt/decrypt in an extremely high secure way short files. I´d say there´s currently no harder encryption existing. It´s not based on standard crypting routines like AES, Serpent or Twofish and hashes like RipeMD, SHA or others. The program has exclusive in-built cruelty-cryptonite that makes it unusable for realtime-encryption/decryption!
The strength is its combination of iteration calculations, salt generation, code-shuffle algorithm that gives you the power to decide how long someone will take to decrypt it properly. This means: You can crypt a 4-byte text as example so hard that the decryption with the key could take several years on a Cray XT5 supercomputer if you like - the only problem is: You also need the same time to encrypt
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I love this perfume it light and fruity. The bottle is sexy. The scent last. You really can't go wrong with this light fragrance. It's a perfect gift.
Written by Paula Ubebe on February 04, 2015Read Review details ►
I purchased this two weeks ago and I have to say I love it. I wore it during the Christmas although it is not a winter smell but I like to have something very soft and flowery for winter, just a little twist from my normal perfume. The scent last for long hours on skin, very pleasant with some hint of flowery sweetness and subtle. It could last for days if you spray it on your clothes. Overall, I love this scent. Give it a try.
Written by HIDZ on December 30, 2014Read Review details ►
Love it! This perfume smells amazing. It also sort of smells like an older sister to Marc Jacobs Daisy perfume. :)
Written by Kayla on December 28, 2014Read Review details ►
Lola by Marc Jacobs is one of my favorite, and the cute little bottle is a plus.
Written by Smelling GOOD on December 25, 2014Read Review details ►
I saw the name Lola and had to have. I actually purchased Oh Lola first, because of the particular scents that went into it. I purchased a trial size of the Lola, so I am back to order more. My mother's name was Lola and she passed away in 1985. I would like to think she would have loved this fragrance, too. I think it is a fragrance that could be worn for any occasion. The bottles are beautiful!!! Thank you.
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When accusing someone, how often do we take our time to understand their side of the story?
When accusing someone, rarely we take the time to listen to them. We are almost certain they're wrong and we're right. We try to make others agree with us. But everything changes when we are the ones being accused. We want others to listen to our explanations and yes, believe us. We do understand how important is to be fair and just, but still try to avoid practicing this ourselves. Why?
Jan 31 2013: Because of pride,humans like to win, in any way. In a discussion, in a argument or even in the silliest fights. They maybe lose lots of things in the progress but tuey don't care as long as they win.
All of this comes from the pride, humans like to judge, win and they don't think of that situation for themeselves, because they thini they are better that the others.
Pride is an ugly thing and source of many many proboems and bad habits.Jan 31 2013: If that understanding is there then the matter of 'accusing' shouldn't exist.....
"if one points one finger to someone, at least 3 other fingers point to whom"?
Jan 31 2013: So true
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Jan 31 2013: BB, I think there is not a consistent "we" in this. Some people suspect and accuse others quickly, and others don't jump to such conclusions quickly.
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People may be more likely to jump to conclusions about people who have deceived them in the past or have shown themselves not to be trustworthy.Feb 1 2013: THere are still those who listen and try to see things from the perspective of the other party; even as there are those who are already fixed in their minds because of prejudice and pride.
It depends on the category one falls in. Sometimes the intelligent ones among us fall into the latter trap: thinking that we are smart and we've got it all figured out. Sometimes the morally upright fall into the latter trap: thinking that we are upright and virtueous and better than 'others'.
This is also a hard part and path; becasue it is not easy to believe the testimony of someone who has shown himself or herself to be a liar. And how easy is it to believe the words of a rapist or a fraudster?
I would recommend that we keep in mind what is written in the book of Romans 15:1(The Bible) "We who are strong ought to bear with the scruples of the weak, and not to please ourselves".Jan 31 2013: From my experience, the behavior you described is typically a result of a desire to be validated. Every one wants to feel they matter and often times it seems to manifest by being argumentative and/or defensive and, ultimately, not fully present for the exchange.
I am committed to practice the art of compassionate listening. It's one thing to listen to what someone has to say, but it's another to listen with empathy; a desire to genuinely want to know where the other person is coming from.
It's not easy because my ego can get the best of me, but it helps to be aware and start with the intention. I find I come away, no matter what end I find myself in (the accuser or being accused), with an opportunity for self actualization.
greg dahlen
Jan 31 2013: Cause it's harder to put yourself in someone else's place in your imagination than it is to understand your own story, as you are living your own story.
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Doug Watson
Jan 31 2013: Sean Covey's "7 Habits of highly effective ______" has one chapter with the underlying message, 'Seek to understand before being understood' with the message in this chapter you can apply thoughts from "The Art of War" where you should know your enemy. I believe you have a better chance of getting your point across if you see what the standpoint of who you are accusing, then assessing the situation proceed to accuse or not accuse as you seem fit.
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Jan 31 2013: 7 habits of highly effective people". Yes i have read it, but there is more to the way you react than just reading.
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I do agree with what U've written though ..
Lejan .
Feb 4 2013: Is this the experience you made?
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Mine is different and before I am going to accuse anyone I always hear the other side first, as otherwise how should I be able to make my decisions? And so far I was always treated the same way by others. Was I just lucky? :o)Jan 31 2013: Hello everyone, Thank you all for this discussion. A highly critical and important question indeed. I am a Muslim, proud of my faith, one who likes to speak with insight and upon solid grounds. I like to know my audience before addressing them or even criticizing if necessary. Criticism is important because it opens the platform of questioning and understanding. However, you are right, education is needed. For example, if I was to speak about another faith like christianity and criticize the trinity, I must do that with proper insight, having proper knowledge of the other side and audience. At the end our job is to make evident the truth.
Jan 31 2013: Do you find yourself in arguments where you will not listen to the other side?
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or do you consider yourself to be a good listener, who is consistently misunderstood by others?Jan 31 2013: You said: " We do understand how important is to be fair and just, but still try to avoid practicing this ourselves. Why?"
I think that, in part, the answer to your question lies in your choice of the word "We". You take many assumptions for granted. Just because something is real for you, does not make it real for everyone.
"We" live in a fear-based culture (whether your personal worldview is fear-based or not). Fear motivates those who do as you suggest to do as you suggest.
Jan 31 2013: Dear Ted, I don't suppose that it never happened to you. To act in such a way I mean. Obviously there must have been times where you didn't care what the other had to say or you just didn't want to listen to them at all.
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Being able to listen to the other one is a "gift" that comes with the way you are brought up, education, and of course life experience.
If you are a listener then good for you ...
Our society needs more people like you.
Jan 31 2013: I have the advantage of years. It was a hard lesson to learn and learning did not come without practice, nor without great effort. I was unable to think this way when I was younger. I was the product of my inexperience. Still, I am not perfect and don't mean to suggest that I am. But, having seen my own perfection, it IS now possible to see the perfection of others, regardless of what is going on in their lives. This leaves me unable to see "guilt" as it is understood today. (This said, I'm still evolving and will forever be.)Jan 31 2013: G'day BB
I agree with Fritzie in depends on a lot of factors but some people who are more ignorant & arrogant have a higher tendency not to listen to others I believe.
So the big question is am I arrogant at times & the answer would be a yes.
MathewJan 31 2013: Does it really matter?


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