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The death of Socrates and the basics of Platonic philosophy,
This review is from: Plato: Five Dialogues: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Meno, Phaedo (Hackett Classics) (Paperback)
Many are the college students who have read the Platonic discourses collected in this volume. Along with The Republic, these dialogues form the most basic core of Platonic philosophy and are required reading for anyone interested in the art of philosophy.
In the Euthyphro dialogue, Socrates is on his way to court to answer the charges of Meletus that he creates his own gods and does not believe in the gods of society. On his way, he meets Euthyphro, a lawyer-priest of some sort who tells Socrates that he is prosecuting his own father for the murder of a slave (a slave who had himself committed murder). Socrates compels the learned Euthyphro to explain to him the truth about what is pious and what impious; if he can tell the court what he has learned from the knowledgeable Euthyphro, he will have no trouble countering Meletus' charges. Euthyphro tries to define what is pious as that which is pleasing to the gods, but Socrates shows him that his definition is really just an effect of piety, and Euthyphro bows out of the circular conversation without ever giving Socrates a satisfactory definition of true piety.
In The Apology, Socrates defends himself from both the recent charges of Meletus for impiety as well as the host of charges long leveled at him as being a corrupter of the youth. He cites a pronouncement of the Delphic oracle that he is the wisest of all men and explains how he has spent his life trying to vindicate the god's pronouncement by seeking out the wisest men in society and testing them. The wisest men, he says, turn out to be not wise at all. He himself knows he is not wise, while the supposedly wise think they are wise when they are not, and he has concluded that the gods believe that the wisest man is the man who knows how much he does not know. The fact that he shows men that they are not in fact wise has admittedly made Socrates unpopular and turned the minds of many citizens against him. He bravely says he will continue philosophizing if he is acquitted because the god himself compels him to do so. In fact, he says society benefits from what he is doing (namely, trying to make men more virtuous), and he defends himself by saying that society itself will be harmed by his execution. Of course, claiming that he is actually a gift of the god for Athens is a hard way to win over a jury already biased against him. Upon his conviction, he willingly accepts the death sentence imposed upon him, but he, somewhat oddly, warns his fellow citizens that there are younger men ready to come out and question individuals in the same manner as he has done.
In the Crito, Socrates convinces his friend Crito that it is just and right for him to accede to the punishment of death returned by the Athenian jury. He feels that he has been wronged by men but not the laws or society, and to escape from prison and run away would make of him the very type of man the jury wrongly concluded him to be. It is an exceedingly elegant and brave discourse.
Meno is one of Plato's early and, to my mind, least successful, Socratic dialogues. The conversation centers, naturally enough, on virtue and whether or not it is teachable. Meno's definitions of virtue are woefully inadequate, by and large, and deserving of Socrates' typical arrogance. At one point, Meno says that one cannot learn about what one does not know. To counter this argument, Socrates, arguing that the soul is eternal and that learning is in fact recollection, sets about showing how a slave "remembers" the answers to geometrical questions Socrates puts to him. Later, when Meno agrees with the notion that virtue is knowledge and can be taught, Socrates counters the point by saying he has yet to find anyone who truly practices virtue and is thus qualified to teach it. In the end, Socrates concludes that virtue cannot be taught and is in fact a gift of the gods.
The Phaedo is a third-person account of the philosophical discussion between Socrates and his friends on the day of his death. Socrates accepts his fate most amicably, arguing that death is the means by which to achieve the aims of true philosophy, for only by escaping the evil of the body can the soul truly acquire wisdom. Socrates renews his argument that learning is in fact recollection, supposedly proving that the soul exists before birth. He also argues that everything comes from its opposite; if death comes from life, then life must come from death. The proofs he offers for his belief that the soul is eternal do not strike me as very convincing. In many ways, the Phaedo is a precursor to much of the philosophy of The Republic, in which the concepts of the eternal soul and the invisible Forms mentioned here are threshed out much more satisfactorily.
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Summer Seva Starts Saturday, June 14
Mark your calendar: Saturday seva will resume on June 14, one week after Amma's San Ramon programs. While the Center's regular Saturday satsang programs are on hiatus in June, selfless service at M.A. Center is a special way to remember Amma and spend time at her ashram.
BART pickups: You can arrange to be picked up at Castro Valley station. Leave a message requesting a BART pickup at (510) 537-9417, extension 447. Seva day pickups are at 10:00 am.
Seva Day Schedule
9:30 am Seva begins at Amrita Hall
10:00 am Volunteer pickup at BART (please arrange in advance )
1:00 pm Note that lunch and chai will NOT be served for Saturday seva during the summer, until after the regular satsangs resume in August. You may want to bring your lunch for the day.
2:00 pm Seva continues
4:30 pm Seva ends
5:00 - 6:00 pm: Guru stotram, Archana,108 names of Amma
6:00 - 6:20 pm: Video of Amma
6:20 - 7:30 pm: Bhajans, Arati, Closing prayers, Prasad For more information, email MA Center... more ›
Make a day of it! Join us in any of the activities or just for the evening program. SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm: Seva (Service projects)
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm: Lunch
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm: Guided IAM-35... more ›
Amrita Bala Kendra is hosting a Saraswati puja for students at the start of the academic year.
Registration required. Please register... more ›
We are celebrating Krishna's birthday and Amma's monthly birth-star (Karthika) on this day. The evening will start with a manasa puja honoring Amma followed by festivities remembering Lord Krishna's birth and life. Schedule : 7:30 pm Manasa puja for Karthika... more ›
Our daily spiritual practices at the Main House include:
Mondays-Fridays: 5:15am
- 108 Names of Amma
- 1000 Names of the Divine Mother, Sri Lalitha Sahasranam
Saturdays-Sundays: 6:15am
- 108 Names of Amma
- 1000 Names of the Divine Mother, Sri Lalitha Sahasranam
To attend morning programs, please call RSVP at 510-537-9417 the evening before.
- Guru Stotram Chanting
- Bhajans, Devotional singing
- Closing prayers and Arati
Monday : 7:45 pm
Tuesday: 7:45 pm
Wednesday: 7:00 pm
Thursday: 7:45 pm
Friday: 7:00 pm
Saturday: 7:30 pm (or 4:45 pm in the Amrita Hall when there is a regular Saturday program)
Sunday: 7:00 pm


text: Under the leadership of Councilmember Mitch OFarrell, the BSS met with the Glassell Park Improvement Association and community members on May 12th to showcase the finalized Fletcher Drive Streetscape Beautification Project. This project includes new street trees, sidewalks, access ramps, benches, bike lanes, and two landscaped median islands. The presentation received a favorable and enthusiastic response from the community. With support from both the Councilmember and LADOT, the BSS addressed many resident questions about the complete streets design, which will calm traffic and improve pedestrian safety around the areas three schools while also connecting the corridor to LAs growing bicycle-friendly network.


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The only surprising thing here is that the disparity between utah and then byu/utah state is not even greater. I imagine as we continue to reach BCS bowl games(or "significant" bowl games once the offical "BCS" title is gone) this disparity will only grow. I have 4 tickets to the Utah/USC game. Keeping 2, and am looking forward to a serious payday selling the other two!
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There are about equal number former Utes on the Dolphins as there are sons of Provo in the entire league.
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There are also a few Utes missing on NFL injury lists that have the chance to make the squad as well once they come back.
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I think it misses a few guys on practice squads as well, such as Harvey Unga. As IndeMak mentioned, James Aiono (Utah) was originally listed as cut by the Colts, but is now on their injured reserve list, and Shaky Smithson was unfortunately placed on IR during the preseason for the second consecutive year.
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I expect there will not be many comments from cougar fans!
I did wonder how many of the seven former Y players played under current coach Bronco. If any, did they not learn of the evils of the NFL or did they not heed his teachings?
I would suspect the 21 former Utes would not be exceeded by many schools. It would appear if a recruit has aspirations of the NFL - the University of Utah would be an outstanding choice!
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No surpise here. Just look at the results on the field. Utah has owned BYU the
last decade, while the Aggies should have two straights wins over BYU.
Utah State = BYU. Proof keeps pointing to that fact.
- 1:47 p.m. Sept. 4, 2012
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I will give you $1.347 for the two of them
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Matt Asiata is missing from Jeremiah's list. On the 53 man squad with the Minnesota Vikings and looking for serious playing time!!!
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As a reference, Montana, South Florida, Southern Mississippi, Temple, Toledo,
and Troy all have more players on NFL rosters than does BYU. On the flip side,
Miami has over 40 and hasn't exactly been a powerhouse team recently.
Nice to see over 20 Utes playing in the NF>
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The Utes are definitely losing the in-state recruiting battle.... must have something to do with the inferior TV contract/exposure
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@Chris B:
Keeping 2, and am looking forward to a serious payday selling the other two!
I have 2 seasons tickets for BYU I'll trade you!
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The Utes are losing the in-state recruiting battle? The Utes are certainly getting better recruits than BYU and whether they come from Utah or other places it doesn't matter.
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Sign of the times - as many Aggies on the list as kewgs. Must be the
In 2011, there were 11 ex-Utes on the pro-bowl ballot, three made the pro bowl team. In 2012, there are only 7 kewgs in the entire NFL? Again, must be the coaching.
Go Matt! Rooting for you to get that tailback spot over Gerhart!!
Go Utes!!
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The City of the Damned is a dark place to a visitor, though the inhabitants move about the streets as if they are lit by noonday sun. At every corner, there is a stout oaken pole outfitted with a rough hemp rope. Each rope is wrapped around the neck of a virtuous soul. They hang, eyes bulging, the unlucky few still slowly strangling, and below, the accursed throngs chatter gaily, in utter darkness save for faint traceries of molten rock.
"What light they give!" the passersby say. "So pure and fine!"
The lowering shadows of the city swallow them all.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Light Above, Shadow Below
Posted by Nathaniel Lee at 4:19 PM
Labels: burning, contrast, flitterfic, light, souls
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Whoa. That's a GOOD one!!!
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Jay Leno's 1st stop after leaving late night: South Florida
Has two dates
Jay Leno's 22-year Tonight Show run draws to a close Thursday. But that doesn't mean the late night legend is going to sit idle at home watching Jimmy Fallon take over his gig on Feb. 17.
"It's been a wonderful job, but this is the right time to leave," Leno said in an interview with The Associated Press. "I'm at that age where I don't really listen to the [current] music anymore. A 63-year-old guy reading Miley Cyrus' tweets is a little creepy. Move on."
Instead, the day after Leno steps off the Tonight stage, he will travel to Florida for a handful of club dates. Tickets are still available for his performance at the Kravis Center's Dreyfoos Concert Hall in West Palm Beach at 8 p.m. Saturday (www.kravis.org). Leno will then travel to a few more dates up north and circle back down to Miami for a show at the Knight Concert Hall at The Adrienne Arsht Center March 30 (www.arshtcenter.org). So you can say goodbye to him in the flesh. Or maybe don't say goodbye at all.
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Fashion Week
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NYFW AW16: The Shows
How to cover fashion month on La Petite Anglaise has posed increasingly more of a challenge for me over the past few seasons. When I attended my first ever London Fashion Week waaaay back in 2010 I had the different challenge of attending two shows – both of which I wangled into through determination, desperation, charm and having zero shame in my clueless game – and seemingly endless time. So I wrote reviews of said shows, diaries, several features on the NewGen exhibition, "interviews" with David Koma and Mary Katrantzou that I chanced off the cuff when they happened to have popped into their exhibition stands. Throughout following seasons I did my daily diaries (how did I have SO MUCH TIME!?) but more recently that's proved more difficult. I'm determined never to only post my outfits. I definitely do not see anything wrong with that and my fellow international show going bloggers who do that, do it beautifully, eloquently and with a level of quality I could only hope to replicate. I have the utmost respect for how so many of my peers share their stunningly shot fashion month looks in their own unique way; whether that's incorporating a bit of show commentary, personal anecdotes, styling advice or in so many other engaging, captivating formats that I respect and am often ever so slightly envious of but would never attempt to straight up replicate. And you know how I roll, I bloody love writing, sometimes too much for anyone's good. However 1500 words per day across 3 or 4 fashion weeks combined with all the outfit pic sorting, catwalk photo formatting and copy fact/spelling/grammer etc checking that goes with it has proved too much for a one man band when doing so many shows and projects over a month of travelling. So this season I'm going with the "looks" and "personal standout shows" format I test drove last LFW. Maybe I'll change it up next time, who knows. Please do tell me what you guys think as that's what matters the most. That's enough from me now. NYFW AW16: The Shows, let's go…


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The table was extremely easy to assemble - three screws took about a minute to put in. Used out doors for my situation. The low cost, great apprearance and strudiness of the product make this an outstanding buy in my opinion.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? exactly
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. High quality
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? exactly as desctibed
If you are one who is bothered by details such as seams that align vertically when table is assembled, these are not the tables for you. I was disappointed to discover that both tables' assembly "tongues" can barely be matched top to bottom and, that when attached, the seams are 1 - 1.5" out of line. I kept them only because they were going outside in my rock garden, and I felt the flaw would not be that noticeable. Wish I had returned them.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Exact color match
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Heavy duty metal with durable coating
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Completely accurate
Love it!!! Very bright orange!! Great!!!
Easy to put assemble, beautiful and functional. I'm most happy with the weight. My backyard is very windy so things get thrown around easily and this little stays in place!
So bright and happy. Well made and simple.
I bought these, along with 2 Deluxe Reclining High Back Patio Chairs, for my front porch last year and couldn't be happier! They were exactly what my front porch needed:)
Love this adorable side table but only giving 2 stars due to the fact there were no screws included in shipment so my husband had to make a trip to the local hardware store to buy screws that would fit so table could be put together.
Adorable and sturdy table for the patio to set inbetween two chairs! Worth buying if you like to add splashes of color to your outdoors!
Love the bright orange. Great multi-purpose table that I move all over the outdoors. Lightweight, but does not blow away or even topple over.
I bought this to offset a rocker cushion that had the same orange. They match perfectly. I use it on my porch. This is small enough for a book and drink. I use it outside in summer but have a place I can use in the rec room in winter.
I really love this stool. It put together in just a few minutes with three included screws. It is sturdy, level, and really cute. Make sure you get it when it goes on sale for $67
Love this table as a bit of color for my lanai.
Great color and look. Very pleased.
Nice color (orange). Took all of 5 minuted to assemble.
I purchased 3 tables for a client's exclusive Kiawah Island, SC property and they look wonderful on her summer porch around the pool. The price point could not be beat and blended well with the high end furniture all ready in place. Highly recommend.
Perfect little side table for a child's reading nook or on your patio. Color has a pecan undertone. Orange is not very vibrant .
We actually turned this upside down and use it to hold rolled up maps and a rolled up, small are rug. Really happy with it, very fun piece to have in our home office :)
Just right for bringing out the pops of orange in my garden.
Easy to assemble, and looks great! Thought it was a bit pricey, but the price is comparable if not better than other retailers. Purchased another in the same color yesterday.
Easy, easy, easy assemble, unless hubby doesn't line up the pattern and has to undo and redo...


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16:32 In the wake of the Russian doping scandal how will the odds be set for the Olympics?
15:34 Several roads have now been reopened after being closed by heavy snow.The Desert Road and SH 94 from Te Anau to Milford Sound are now open.
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