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Older switches slow down optical networks by converting the light stream back into electronic data to switch from one optical connection to another, he said. Lynx's technology allows the signal to remain in its lightwave form from end to end, even when passing through the switches.
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- Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was battle-tested during the GOP primary, which enabled him to win decisively the first debate with President Barack Obama. But not having a primary challenge, gave Obama the advantage of time to put in place a campaign apparatus that early on defined Romney as someone who was out of touch with the lives of everyday Americans. By Scott Rothschild
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Greg Brown graduated from Rutgers University, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Economics in 1982.[1][2][3]
Greg Brown is chairman and chief executive officer of Motorola Solutions, Inc. He joined Motorola in January 2003. In March 2007, Brown became president and COO and was elected to the company's board of directors. He then became CEO of Motorola in January 2008.[3]
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Why do I ask? Because if you went to someplace to buy a dress, I am pretty sure you would appreciate it if the store had a policy to keep men out of the ladies restrooms and changing rooms, even though they are in Ohio. I would think you'd be glad for standards within our secular society when you can imagine what it would be like if they had none.
Whatever you wish, sc, it is your life to live. You come across as one who thinks people should get what you think they deserve. Aren't you glad we don't always get what we deserve? It just seems if we are going to be down on the evils in society, which we should be, then we also should be happy if we see a change for the better. (see I Kings 21:27-29)
The state is turning a deaf ear to pressure from the NBA (which people are saying is the right thing to do) but the posters don't agree with MS and others? Strange indeed.
sc, who is the "they" and "them" about whom you are speaking? If it is the NBA, sorry, then your post then makes no sense. Why would "they" be considered "moral fabric" by someone because they support "transgender rights" and pulled out of North Carolina for their all-star game? I would think that N.C. should be patted on the back for their so called bathroom bill, don't you?
NOSEY wrote:How anyone claiming to be converted and supposedly having the mind of Christ, can vote for man Why think the ballot has more power than prayer and preaching the Gospel?
Why think the ballot has more power than prayer and preaching the Gospel?
John UK wrote:Me too, bro.One thing that amazing grace achieves in anyone's heart, is to bring him to understand that he is a wretch before God, condemned already, a rebel and an affront to God.
I read you might be moving to London
Prime London property agents expect the price tag to range from £8000-£9,000 per square ft. That would mean a buyer snapping up the whole residential site paying as much as £150 million, once stamp duty of over £16 million and fees were accounted for.
Going upscale I see
Jim Lincoln wrote:If you're going to plagiarize someone you might as well go for the best Melania Trump speech appears to plagiarize Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic convention address. I think Melania needs a new speech writer. : shakehead:
Rodney K. wrote:The original title of "Amazing Grace" was "Faith's Review and Expectation."John Newton wrote it to accompany his New Year's Morning sermon (January 1, 1773). His text was:1 Chronicles 17:16,17 "And David the king came and sat before the LORD, and said, Who am I, O LORD God, and what is mine house, that thou hast brought me hitherto? (17) And yet this was a small thing in thine eyes, O God; for thou hast also spoken of thy servant's house for a great while to come, and hast regarded me according to the estate of a man of high degree, O LORD God."You can find his sermon notes here . (Worth reading and pondering)
Been enriched by enjoying the songs of the redeemed since my last post. Praise God for His undeserved blessings!!
Tell you what, I am thankful with Mr. Newton for the amazing grace that saved a wretch like me!
s c wrote:I understand that "Amazing Grace" is not a contemporary song but,that it omits Jesus,the source of our grace,is much akin to CCM.
The earth shall soon dissolve like snow,The sun forbear to shine;But God, who called me here below,Will be forever mine.
John Newton mentions God in the song and it would be understood that the grace of God that brings salvation comes through Jesus Christ. The words, was blind but now I see, are found in John 9 by the blind from birth man as he was talking about Jesus. I don't believe that the song omits Jesus as the source of grace. At least that is the way I see it.
Christopher000 wrote:Good morning, Penny. I appreciate your passion on certain topics, but I read through the thread and don't understand the anger towards US. I think he's one of the most consistently friendly posters here, always being careful to fully explain himself and be kind while doing so. I usually wouldn't say anything, but he's one of the few who will speak up for others when appropriate, so I figured I would return it to him.
penned wrote:is there a conscience searing going on here?? Who on God's green earth is there not Godly sorrow for this?
It is one thing to encourage the brethren to avoid vaccinations it is quite another to make the false accusation that evangelicals are the greatest participants in the fetal body part trade. You are entitled to your opinion, you asked for a response, I am just letting you know, (not from anger or any guilt) I don't share your views and gave you reasons why. I trust you will respect that. God bless.
pennelope, out of deep respect, love, and appreciation for you I normally do not get into the discussions on these issues about which you are passionate. I know you will never see things the way I do and I will never see things the way you do, so my standard response is to just stay away and not post when these things come up. I probably shouldn't have jumped on this one but I know you have no way of showing that "evangelicals" are promoting vaccines and you know the vast majority of people who have their children vaccinated, whether saved or unsaved, have no knowledge of what is "taught" at the websites you frequent. Right or wrong they are just trusting what their doctors recommend, they are NOT promoting fetal body part trade. You also know that they current MMR vaccine that is made from a fetal cell line is from one that is over 50 years old and not part of the current Planned Parenthood issues on selling baby parts which is what this article addresses.
God blessings to you also dear sister.
No proof to link
Wakefield study discredited
"Of the many lies told by anti-vaccination advocates, this is one of the worst, because it hits on a real moral issue. However, anyone with a modicum of training in biology will tell you that it is impossible for vaccines (or any other injected medicine) to contain human tissue. The reason is simple: if you are injected with anything containing tissue from another person, your body will immediately recognize it as an invader and begin attacking it. This immune response is often quite radical and can easily lead to death! This is why blood from a donor to a recipient must be carefully matched before the recipient can receive it. Thus, there is no human tissue of any kind in vaccines. Unfortunately, the anti-vaccination movement (and even some naive pro- life groups) will try to convince the uninformed that vaccines contain tissue from aborted babies and that abortions must be continually done to supply this tissue to the "evil" drug companies. This is, of course, a bald-faced lie. Unfortunately, this lie is particularly evil, in that it targets a person's morally correct view that abortion is murder."
pennelope wrote:can anyone not see that evangelicals are the greatest participants in the fetal body part trade?
1517 wrote:Dolores,As Christians, is there such a thing as a good "lesser evil"? When given a choice between two evils, as Spurgeon proclaimed, we are to choose neither. They are both EVIL choices. Besides, it is gross presumption to believe Trump is somehow better because he "says" he will do this or that.
Christ Our Hope wrote:And yet after all is said and done, (and argued), it still remains true that (if)..."Alcohol abuse has caused caused untold misery, disease, sorrow and death in our cultures, why do people continue to flirt with such a trouble maker, especially when there are so many safe alternative beverages available nowadays?"
As to what why women select certain swimsuits, because I am a male I would have no idea as I have never bought any such thing, and I certainly wouldn't ask females why they were. However, it is safe to say that someone who is a female would already be familiar with this reasoning.
s c wrote:"wherein is excess" is describing the quality of all alcohol,in this case wine.
I know you stated sc that it was important to obey God's Word, which all of us would agree. One I would recommend you consider would be, "as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise." (Luke 6:31) You required that everyone should read your link (about wine) and even scolded those who you thought had not done so. We are all aware of your disdain for duplicity. So, I give you again the links that Observer put in his post for you to read as you have time.
If you have already read the material, my apologies for the redundancy, if not I am sure that you would want to be faithful to obeying what our Lord taught.
btw the way wherein is an adverb
a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb
Notice it doesn't modify a noun, like wine, so it cannot be describing quality of any alcohol. It acts a qualifier for drunk, thus implying being drunk with wine is due to excess of drinking it.
Thus you won't find any commentary that sees it your way
MS wrote:Daniel 7:25.....and shall wear out the saints of the most High,....This verse perfectly addresses the constant droning on and on about secondary matters, that we have to endure from a few on this board.No thanks.Take care brothers and sisters.Signing off for awhile.
s c wrote:Again,if one can condone moderate alcohol use ,one has to condone moderate drug use of any kind.Herb is in the Bible.
by this logic, Paul's advise to use a little wine for his oft infirmities means he also supported Granny's moonshine elixir on the Beverly Hillbillies and any other home remedy made by illegal drugs.
by this logic because you buy clothes at a department store and they also sell immodesty apparel then you condone the itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini
by this logic if you eat a buffet restaurant you condone those who practice gluttony.
by this logic if you own a gun then you condone the use of them for murder, robbery ,etc.
by this logic if buy gas for your car you condone all that the oil barons in the Middle East do with the money they earn from the sale.
by this logic if you stay at a hotel then you condone all the illicit stuff that happens in any other room at that hotel.
It wouldn't stand up in a debate, you cannot ignore the facts and expect to be credible in what you are trying to say.
He said that grapes take about 2 weeks to ferment into wine. He said with no refrigeration the only way to preserve the wine was to keep the alcohol content around 13% or it would have turned to vinegar. He said the Roman soldiers thought very highly of the vinegar they had and to give it to our Lord on the cross would have been thought to be a gift by the Roman soldier. An interesting discussion with someone in the business of making wine.


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SEATTLE -- If Washington athletic director Todd Turner's
abrupt resignation Tuesday was indeed the mutual decision that he
and his boss say it was, it could be the most lopsided one in the
history of mutual decisions.
The departure of the man credited with restoring integrity to
Huskies athletics surprised the program's coaches during a morning
meeting called by Turner. It came six days after university
President Mark Emmert retained coach Tyrone Willingham despite the
football team's continued struggles.
Turner was a staunch advocate for Willingham, to whom Emmert has
promised one additional season but no more. The many angry Huskies
fans and alumni who wanted Willingham fired after he became the
first UW coach to finish three consecutive losing seasons may view
Turner's departure, which is effective Jan. 31, as a move to
appease them.
But Emmert said, unsolicited, that Turner's leaving had nothing
to do with Willingham staying. Emmert instead cited a lack of
general "fit" between Turner and all the school wants
accomplished inside its athletic department, a $60 million business
with 23 sports and about 650 student athletes within the Pac-10.
"There will be a number of folks who will want to, I'm sure,
integrate this somehow around coach Willingham. And that's not the
case at all," said Emmert, formerly the president at football
power LSU.
Hours later, Turner had a different view.
After saying he was "disappointed," Turner was asked if he
felt the furor for months over whether to retain Willingham -- who
was out recruiting and unavailable Tuesday -- had much to do with
his departure.
"For me, it did," Turner said.
The 56-year-old former athletic director at Vanderbilt from
1996-2003 said he believed lack of football wins in his 3½-year
tenure at Washington began to trump all else he was accomplishing.
"It just was enlightening of where our society, our culture has
gone and where their expectations are about what constitutes a
quality program on a campus of higher education," Turner said in a
telephone interview.
"Believe me, that is not to say that winning is not important,
and Dr. Emmert and I are in complete agreement on that. But the
message that our students hear, that our coaches hear, that our
leadership hears from the general run-of-the-mill fan is, the only
thing they really care about is how many games we win.
"And I have to look at that, after 32 years of doing this, and
say, 'Wow, is that really what it's all about? Have I been naive
all this period of time? Have I spent all my time working on the
student athlete experience and trying to create better lives for
people and our proper place in higher education, when all I should
have been worried about was how many games we won?
"Why didn't I go to the NFL, if that's what it was about?"
Turner was in the middle of a five-year contract worth $325,000
a year in base salary, with incentives that made the package
potentially worth up to $420,000 annually. He had also received a
low-interest, $475,000 home loan from the university.
Emmert said the school would honor all terms of that deal
through its completion.
Turner said he wasn't sure what his next job will be and that he
doesn't have to be an athletic director to be happy, but he expects
to remain in intercollegiate athletics somewhere.
Emmert, then the incoming president who was not yet in the job,
hired Turner in 2004 when Washington's athletic department was
reeling from controversies. That included the firing by then-AD
Barbara Hedges of football coach Rick Neuheisel for participating
in college basketball betting pools and his resulting lawsuit
against the school.
There was also a scandal on the softball team in which a team
doctor pleaded guilty to federal charges of improperly supplying
players with prescription narcotics.
"We had to, appropriately, really focus on integrity and morale
issues," Emmert said. "We've gotten the ship upright and bailed
"[But] we also have a lot of other things we need to get done
in the athletic program."
Washington's project for desperately needed renovations to
87-year-old Husky Stadium, the Pac-10's oldest venue, has almost no
momentum. The complicated effort, fraught with political,
infrastructure and financial challenges, is lagging in raising the
hundreds of millions of dollars Turner has said it will take to
remake the stadium to UW's liking.
Turner was spearheading that project. He said "we haven't asked
one person for one nickel for the football stadium," because of
pressure from local governments to ensure the project first meshes
with a light-rail transportation project that is to run past the
Emmert acknowledged the stadium renovation is a concern, but
that a winning football team should spark money from donors.
Turner took exception to any idea that his business acumen was
"What are the measurements of running a good business,
profitability?" Turner said. "Well, let me just give you a little
bit of history on profitability.
"The year before my arrival [2003], we had a reserve of $13.7
million. During the Neuheisel controversies of the following year,
because we had to make settlements and make payments, that fund
balance went down to $5.8 million. Today, the fund balance is $19
million. Our contributions [from donors] have gone from about $14
million in '04 to almost $26 million this past year.
"If that's poor business management, from a financial
standpoint, then I am hard pressed to understand your definition.
"And I feel a lot of pride in the way that we have been able to
manage this team of people ... to create an atmosphere that lacked
Emmert announced Scott Woodward, Washington's vice president for
external affairs, will become the acting athletic director when
Turner leaves. The school promised a national search for a
permanent replacement. Emmert hopes to have UW's 16th athletic
director by the spring.


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If you think your employment law risk for each employee disappears the moment the person walks out your door each night, consider the following important court ruling. It shows how your organization can be liable even for off-duty employees who loiter near the workplace.
Employers have a legal duty to keep customers safe. That duty includes making sure off-duty workers don't harm customers if that harm is foreseeable.
The bottom line: Remind supervisors that if they see trouble brewing—even if it involves employees who have already clocked out—they have a duty to intervene and stop things before they get out of hand.
Recent case: At a Texas fast-food restaurant, 15-year-old customer Mike Foradori got into a dispute with an older teen restaurant employee. The employee was off-duty at the time, but still wearing his work uniform. Apparently the employee believed Foradori was hitting on his girlfriend.
Another off-duty employee soon joined in, and the restaurant manager told them all to take it outside. A third employee then clocked out and went outside with the others.
There, the employee who had just clocked out punched Foradori in the back of the neck, knocking him unconscious. Foradori then hit the pavement with enough force to break his neck and paralyze him.
Foradori sued the restaurant for negligent supervision and failure to regulate, train, supervise and control its off-duty employees while they were on the premises.
A jury awarded Foradori $20 million. An appeals court upheld the verdict, concluding that the restaurant had a duty to control the employees even if they had clocked out but were still on the premises. (Foradori v. Harris, et al., No. 06-60030, 5th Cir., 2008)
Final tip: Make sure managers know what to do during an altercation. They should have specific instructions on whom to call or how to prevent violence.
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The Don Bosco Prep Ironmen basketball team won Tuesday's away conference game against Clifton by a score of 76-32.
(January 19, 2010: Clifton, NJ 07013) The Clifton Mustangs basketball team (Clifton, NJ), was overwhelmed 76-32 in Tuesday's league battle with the visiting Don Bosco Prep Ironmen (Ramsey, NJ)
The Ironmen now possess a 5-6 record. They play next when they host Passaic for a North Jersey Tri-County B battle on Thursday, January 21. Don Bosco Prep will meet a Indians team coming off a 65-64 league win over Hackensack (Hackensack, NJ). The Indians record now stands at 11-3.
The Mustangs (2-8) will now prepare for their battle against Bergen Tech (Hackensack, NJ). The Knights come into the North Jersey Tri-County B battle with a 2-9 record. In their last battle, Bergen Tech was overwhelmed by Kennedy (Paterson, NJ), 67-38, in a league battle.


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My husband and I booked two double rooms for ourselves and friends in July 2013 (Eleven months before we were due) to ensure that we had excellent rooms as requested. I was assured that all would be well and confirmation was received at the time of booking and again in January 2014. Unfortunately the ferry was late and we could not book in until 20.00 hours but rang the hotel to advise them of this delay. Once again assured that this was no problem. You can imagine our disappointment and anger that when checking in my husband and I were "dumped" in the disabled room. They could do nothing but apologise as the hotel was full but it was most inconvenient as my tall husband had to wash in a sink that was level with his knees! Beware of this and double check before arriving!!!
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Some of these people are transplants. Hank chapot 01:40, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
- Thats fine. encyclopedias are inclusive, not exclusive. a person can have more than one place they are "from". we could even create a category for transplants, but then they would rise up in protest of our parochialism. california is 99% transplants anyway, and even the native populations have been in flux for millenia.Mercurywoodrose (talk) 06:50, 22 August 2012 (UTC)
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I added a category this fits into, people from sfba. another parallel category, people from sf by occupation, could have more occupations, so that this very large category can be diffused. check out Category:People from the San Francisco Bay Area by occupation for ideas, as well as other such cats for other major cities and regions.Mercurywoodrose (talk) 06:50, 22 August 2012 (UTC)


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(Aug. 20, 2010)--As alternatives to buying a parking permit, there are many low-cost and even free options for commuting to the UTSA campuses -- for those who have more time than money. These alternatives can help UTSA students, faculty and staff save money and energy -- and avoid hunting for a parking space.
Free options include VIA Park and Ride, VIA routes 93 and 94 (just show your UTSACard) and UTSA bike permits. Additionally, students can ride a free UTSA shuttle from seven apartment complexes (see the list below) near the UTSA Main Campus.
Other low-cost travel options are the VIA Student Semester Pass ($35 per semester) and monthly passes ($30 for faculty and staff) -- all including the VIA Bike and Ride program (bike racks on the buses).
Additionally, student, faculty and staff commuters can save money with rideshare and carpooling, a motorcycle permit, daily UTSA parking permits and short-term paid parking.
The alternative is a UTSA parking permit. If you choose to park on campus, avoid getting a parking ticket -- buy a parking permit and park in the appropriate space. A variety of permits are available to UTSA faculty, staff and students. Visit the ASAP information system to review options and purchase an annual parking permit.
Read more at the UTSA Parking website.
Read details below on free and low-cost commuting and parking options.
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The UTSA Interactive Technology Experience Center camps are for curious youth who are interested in STEM and related topics. This week, campers will study environmental science, robotics and computer science.
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In four sessions of this weeklong day camp for 9 to 13-year-olds, campers will participate in indoor and outdoor activities while exploring ancient technologies from around the world and the new technologies archaeologists are using to discover them.
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The exhibit "Girl's Eye View" was produced by students who documented life on San Antonio's East Side with photography, poetry and film.
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This fast pace program is designed for students who took the math placement exam and scored just under the acceptable score for entrance into MAT 1093 or 1214.
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Skilled youth players will get an intense camp experience with Roadrunners baseball coaches. Camp will be limited access, more individualized instruction, in-depth teaching in skills areas and lectures and drill work in the areas of team defense and offense.
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Experience a very different summer camp! The UTSA East Asia Institute is teaching kids Japanese through language, culture, art, crafts, music, cooking and more. For kids age 6-12. For more details, email email@example.com.
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ROSE Blog: Rikki's Open Source Exchange
Here it is, Friday. How did that happen without a single ROSE Blog post? First, IT360 in Toronto, followed by a day catching up on our next magazine issue and then traveling to San Francisco for LugRadio Live. Two different sides of the continent, and two extremely different events. (And let me tell you, LinuxChix are everywhere! At least one stopped by the booth in Toronto.)
As I was doing a quick look for what I missed this week, I ran across the Anita Borg Awards: Call for Nominations. According to the blog post on the NCWIT.org site:
"The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology (ABI) is now accepting nominations for three of its awards: the Anita Borg Social Impact Award; the Anita Borg Award for Technical Leadership; and the Denice Denton Emerging Leader Award. The awards will be bestowed at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing in Keystone, Colorado, October 1-4, 2008."
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I was wondering where would I be placing code in sidebar.php to show the top rated posts? and what functions would I be calling? I had a look through the files and it's too complicated to be figuring it out for myself.
You're wondering why I want to do this as there is already a widget ready for this feature. This is because I want to make a widget on the sidebar that ISN'T the same style as all the other widgets.
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Since the embarrassment is long gone, let me tell you something about myself ...
As an adult, I never read a book for pleasure until the summer before my senior year of college. Resting shirtless on the roof of my house, I starting reading "The Scientist" by John Lilly... and kept on reading -- hours passed, unbeknownst to me, and melting asphalt and tar fused to my torso.
When you're 18 years old, on the cusp of autonomy, it's an interesting experience to have a roommate enter the shower to wash your naked backside. Soap failed, washcloths failed, hair brushes failed, and thus poor Marc Turner resorted to using a grill brush/scraper until there were few signs of flesh between my neck and tailbone. I don't remember the pain. I do remember the end of my sex life for the next few weeks. Even more memorable, I couldn't stop thinking about John Lilly who accidentally set the course for my life.
As a maverick researcher, John Lilly was a pioneer in electronics, biophysics, neurophysiology, psychology and computer theory. He was also, arguably, the world's leading authority on the effects of absolute isolation on the human mind and how communication can take place between humans and dolphins. Based on his own laboratory work, cross-fertilized readings in western science and eastern religion and personal explorations into altered states of consciousness via sensory deprivation tanks, psychotropic drugs and eastern contemplative practices (think yoga, meditation and Qigong), Lilly devoted himself to mapping a small slice of the limitless boundaries of consciousness.
His mantra? All experiments must be initially conducted on oneself to avoid harming others. Sounds easy, unless like him, you regularly ingested LSD, ketamine and unusual concoctions in sensory deprivation tanks and flotation devices in the ocean -- in the absence of anyone monitoring his physical safety. The risks and losses to his professional career (i.e., federal funding, reputation) and personal life (i.e., divorce, psychiatric hospitalization) are well-documented. To Lilly, the search for meaning and knowledge outweighed the costs. Both intrepid and reckless, Lilly is the embodiment of curiosity and purpose in life.
What can we learn from his life:
1. The quickest route to creativity is the blending of ideas from multiple topics and disciplines (what I refer to as "the intellectual smoothie"). Want to know the origin of sports bras, solar panels and computerized insulin pumps? NASA space expeditions have been a treasure chest for entrepreneurs.
2. Forget your ego, spend time with people that are bigger, smarter, fastest and wiser than you. In an alternate universe, where Jack Kerouac had trouble making friends, he ends up being the comic store guy in the Simpsons. Sharing ideas openly inspires creativity and territoriality hinders creativity. Think Mozilla Firefox versus Microsoft Windows.
3. Seek out opportunities to make errors. There's this idea that scientists create experiments to test out epiphanies that blindsided them during midnight walks through the woods; their ideas work out, they get published and influence the world. Sounds too good to be true, and it is. Most experiments "fail," and most hunches end up being "wrong." I placed these words in quotes because people that want to be creative slowly comb through the residue to find unexpected, complex bits and pieces. With a new storyline, and a few replications, science is on the track to making a tiny bit of the unknown known. Instead of trying to win points for guessing what the future brings, be ready to handle the uncertainty, ambivalence, complexity and conflict that will arise. And if it doesn't arise, search harder because uncertainty is fertile territory for creativity.
4. Music, sex, dancing and nature are just a few of the perfectly socially appropriate avenues to alter consciousness, and in turn, change your mindset. Small rearrangements of ideas, on the fringes of conscious awareness, can do wonders for creativity.
Lilly has always been part of my wise counsel. Learn from the great ones, absorbing tidbits of wisdom a la carte.
Dr. Todd B. Kashdan is a clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at George Mason University. He is the author of Curious? Discover the Missing Ingredient to a Fulfilling Life, "Designing Positive Psychology." For more about his public speaking and research go to www.toddkashdan.com or the Laboratory for the Study of Social Anxiety, Character Strengths, and Related Phenomena
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