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i thought the last one was basically unlistenable from a recording standpoint so hopefully ballou does right by them.
― call all destroyer, Friday, 24 February 2012 20:15 (1 year ago) Permalink
03. Fertile Green
man i hate it when metal tracks start with acoustic intros and shit
― j., Friday, 24 February 2012 20:26 (1 year ago) Permalink
so hopefully that one is about weed
― j., Friday, 24 February 2012 20:27 (1 year ago) Permalink
― call all destroyer
I agree whole-heartedly. Though after seeing them live I don't know if I give a rat's ace anymore.
― EZ Snappin, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:08 (1 year ago) Permalink
not good live?
― call all destroyer, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:21 (1 year ago) Permalink
i saw 'em in '05 and they shredded but that was a while ago now
They were crushingly good live; tight and powerful and mixed wonderfully (unlike the last record).
My problem was that Matt was calling out to the meatheads to get more violent and get a real pit going in a relatively small crowd. Egging on the worst part of the crowd when most everyone was into it and head-banging and listening and singing along rubbed me the wrong way. He got his wish, and the lunkheads who had skipped the two opening bands gamely started charging into people and swinging their arms like truncheons.
At which point I ducked to the back, waited for the break between songs when things might calm down a bit, but Matt said, "that's more like it!" or something to that effect and I left shaking my head.
― EZ Snappin, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:28 (1 year ago) Permalink
― call all destroyer, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
It appears we talked about it on Rolling Metal 2010.
― EZ Snappin, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:39 (1 year ago) Permalink
hahaha -- i was going to say "ugh dnw" but apparently i said that a year and a half ago
i'm relatively little and i got bumped around at the eyehategod show i went to earlier this year. it sucked.
― The Great Jumanji, (La Lechera), Friday, October 22, 2010 1:33 PM (1 year ago) Bookmark
― Laura Lucy Lynn (La Lechera), Friday, 24 February 2012 21:42 (1 year ago) Permalink
It was a good discussion overall. I thought about it the other day because Adrien tweeted this link:
Death To Mosh Pits!
― EZ Snappin, Friday, 24 February 2012 21:46 (1 year ago) Permalink
I've never seen this karate moshing thing IRL, I don't think we have it here. I just think of that jpg with the gurning woman that was always on the Noize Borad.
― The Eyeball Of Hull (Colonel Poo), Friday, 24 February 2012 22:14 (1 year ago) Permalink
moshing here = pogoing tho ocassionally you do get small pits
― pfunkboy (Algerian Goalkeeper), Saturday, 25 February 2012 01:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
Guys this Spawn of Possession is really good.
― Gonjasufjanstephen O'Malley (jon /via/ chi 2.0), Saturday, 25 February 2012 01:32 (1 year ago) Permalink
the new christian mistress makes me feel like beavis and/or butthead every time a riff locks in for more than, like, one bar
― j., Saturday, 25 February 2012 05:10 (1 year ago) Permalink
― Brakhage, Sunday, 26 February 2012 23:23 (1 year ago) Permalink
There's yet another remaster of Lightning To The Nations? You'd think there'd be remasters for the first two Def Lep albums by now.
Speaking of NWOBHM, or NRWOTHM, these two new releases share those roots.
RAM - Death (Metal Blade)Pharaoh - Bury The Light (Cruz Del Sur)
I believe both are on their third albums. Swedish band RAM's Lightbringer (2008) and Philadelphia-based Pharaoh's Be Gone (2008) are also good. Still loving Christian Mistress' album the best by far though!
― Fastnbulbous, Monday, 27 February 2012 19:17 (1 year ago) Permalink
Killing SXSW line up.. I wish Iwas going just for this shwocase...
― SeanWayne, Monday, 27 February 2012 20:09 (1 year ago) Permalink
― xhuxk, Monday, 27 February 2012 20:19 (1 year ago) Permalink
"New retro wave of traditional heavy metal"? Never heard of that before.
I like the Ram album a lot, but I've been enjoying the new Pharaoh even more.
― A. Begrand, Monday, 27 February 2012 20:36 (1 year ago) Permalink
Finally got to hear the new Christian Mistress in it's entirety and it's... solid? Not a disappointment exactly, as there are a couple of songs that really blew me away ("Black TO Gold" and "Haunted Hunted"), but it doesn't hold a candle to their live show. It's a bit too restrained or something. I'm with Nate in that they absolutely killed me live, but for some reason this record doesn't. I'm sure I'll listen to it a bunch through the year but maybe my expectations were too high.
― EZ Snappin, Monday, 27 February 2012 22:17 (1 year ago) Permalink
i found that it got a bit more involving the louder i played it (duh, big surprise). the low end filled out more too. the interplay is more exciting than it sounds like at first when all you can hear is davis and the leads wheedely-wheedelying.
― j., Tuesday, 28 February 2012 00:46 (1 year ago) Permalink
Got my package from Profound Lore today with the Pallbearer and the Witch Mountain reish, ready to dig in!
― Gonjasufjanstephen O'Malley (jon /via/ chi 2.0), Tuesday, 28 February 2012 01:22 (1 year ago) Permalink
Heard the new Meshuggah this morning. Really impressed on first listen. Denser than obZen and not as Tool-damaged, and/but it's not Chaosphere 2 or anything like that. In fact, it might be their most human album to date - there are drum tracks on a few songs that actually sound like drums, in a room, being hit with actual sticks by a living drummer. I made it all the way through on the first try, and definitely want to hear it again soon - that's a first for me with Meshuggah. I've always kind of admired them from a distance and only rarely felt the need to actually push through a whole record. (That said, they were ferocious live when I saw them around the time of Catch 33.
― 誤訳侮辱, Tuesday, 28 February 2012 14:39 (1 year ago) Permalink
Spotify using metallers! Come and join me and Herman for metal tuneage and aimless banter!http://open.soundrop.fm/s/VjWCayQ8GaB04GHI
― good luck in your pyramid (Neil S), Tuesday, 28 February 2012 15:13 (1 year ago) Permalink
oh man, really getting excited for the new meshuggah.... (xpost)
― (⊙_⊙?) (Alan N), Tuesday, 28 February 2012 15:19 (1 year ago) Permalink
I got this last year from a publicist I assume but didn't get to it til now. Trad 80s metal which I am fucking loving, I'm going to take some glucosamine for my knees and then get the fuck down to this
― unlistenable in philly (underrated aerosmith bootlegs I have owned), Tuesday, 28 February 2012 15:57 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yeah, I've long liked Widow, and the new one's a blast, I reviewed it for Terrorizer a couple months ago.
― A. Begrand, Tuesday, 28 February 2012 16:15 (1 year ago) Permalink
Not a bad time for doom, really enjoying both the Pallbearer and Pilgrim debuts.
― stan this sick bunt (jon /via/ chi 2.0), Tuesday, 28 February 2012 22:23 (1 year ago) Permalink
has j3ff said what he thinks yet about
― Mordy, Tuesday, 28 February 2012 23:29 (1 year ago) Permalink
I kind of like the Freedom Call album.
― A. Begrand, Wednesday, 29 February 2012 16:11 (1 year ago) Permalink
Meanwhile the new High on Fire track sounds great:
That's a huge step up from Snakes. Nice mix.
― EZ Snappin, Wednesday, 29 February 2012 16:24 (1 year ago) Permalink
that sounds really good!
― call all destroyer, Wednesday, 29 February 2012 16:28 (1 year ago) Permalink
Windhand just released their album on purple vinyl. So I guess it wasn't officially released last year? I just ordered the CD. They're touring the East Coast and South Feb. 29 to Mar. 10.
Regarding Huntress, looks like they're opening for the PaganFest tour with Turisas, Alestorm and Arkona. I'll find out which leaves a stronger impression, Jill Janus' Julliard-trained opera pipes or her silicone-enhanced outfits.
Pharaoh is pulling ahead of RAM to my ears. It probably helps that I'm also impressed with After The Fire (2003) and The Longest Night (2006).
― Fastnbulbous, Wednesday, 29 February 2012 17:54 (1 year ago) Permalink
That Huntress album is unbearable.
― A. Begrand, Wednesday, 29 February 2012 18:08 (1 year ago) Permalink
i bet it gets lots of attention
― fuck deathcore and metalcore (Algerian Goalkeeper), Thursday, 1 March 2012 08:37 (1 year ago) Permalink
just popping in to say the new COC totally rules
― BIG HOOS aka the steendriver, Thursday, 1 March 2012 09:03 (1 year ago) Permalink
Huntress was tack(i)ed onto a bill I promoted last year. Supposedly she's a former porn star?
Well, it was a spectacle. They were actually pretty solid live. Can't imagine listening to it at home, though.
― Nate Carson, Thursday, 1 March 2012 10:20 (1 year ago) Permalink
In other news, Witch Mountain starts tracking a new album this Friday with Billy Anderson producing at Audible Alchemy studio run by Steve Lobdell. Out in June. Stoked.
― Nate Carson, Thursday, 1 March 2012 10:22 (1 year ago) Permalink
Is that Steven Wray Lobdell?
― Big Drug Dan (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Thursday, 1 March 2012 10:23 (1 year ago) Permalink
*stirs from his slumber*I HAVE BEEN SUMMONED… For Freedom Call? Haven't listened to the new one, but I've never been particularly impressed with them in the past.
Meant to listen to a bunch of the metal back log when I was on vacation, but I ended up mostly listening to bandcamp stuff. Not as impressed with Spawn of Possession as Jon, but really digging the Black Breath. Also, why did nobody tell me that Asphyx were so damn good?! Well, besides Siegbran, I suppose.
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Thursday, 1 March 2012 17:32 (1 year ago) Permalink
anyone else listen to the new terrorizer? of course, this is nothing like world downfall (and nowhere near that level) and I wish the drums didn't sound so damn stiff. but what the hell, this still satisfies. some fun guitar work on here.
― (⊙_⊙?) (Alan N), Thursday, 1 March 2012 17:36 (1 year ago) Permalink
I did! I actually really enjoyed it, having not listened to their previous work. Made good background music for putting together the Matt Putrid feature I did for the zombie issue of Decibel.
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Thursday, 1 March 2012 17:39 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yeah, the new Terrorizer is pretty cool. Even though, as Phil said, they're pretty much Resistant Culture With a Couple Other Guys now.
― A. Begrand, Thursday, 1 March 2012 17:58 (1 year ago) Permalink
yep, this is really nothing like classic terrorizer at all. guess I have to listen to some resistant culture now.
and you have to listen to world downfall, j3ff! so awesome.
― (⊙_⊙?) (Alan N), Thursday, 1 March 2012 18:08 (1 year ago) Permalink
Is it free on bandcamp?
― Gamera died for our sins (J3ff T.), Thursday, 1 March 2012 18:39 (1 year ago) Permalink
it's on spotify.
― (⊙_⊙?) (Alan N), Thursday, 1 March 2012 20:31 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yes, he played in Faust for a while. Between Lob and Billy Anderson, we'll be in great hands!
― Nate Carson, Thursday, 1 March 2012 23:05 (1 year ago) Permalink
Yeah, that's a great combination there! I love Lobdell from Davis Redford Triad and stuff. Pretty awesome.
― Big Drug Dan (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Friday, 2 March 2012 08:24 (1 year ago) Permalink


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Mexico Hosts A New SEED School in Tabasco
Mexico Hosts A New SEED School in Tabasco
The SEED lab will be used by middle school students, like this group of proud sixth graders. |
June 2008 [Tabasco, Mexico]
The state of Tabasco in southeastern Mexico celebrated the opening of a SEED lab at the Carmela Figueroa Burelo School in the town of Paraiso on June 17, 2008. It is the first Mexican SEED school inaugurated this year. Mexico has a total of 10 SEED schools located in Reynosa, Ciudad Mier, Coatzintla, Villahermosa, Ciudad del Carmen Paraiso and Mexico City.
SEED Mexico provided a connectivity grant that provides access to the Internet and outfitted a classroom with 20 high-performance computers and a printer. The lab makes available to over 500 students and their teachers a world of knowledge resources and activities, including the SEED website and the science education materials it offers.
The new SEED computer lab at Carmela Figuera Burelo School will enhance learning and access to information via the Internet. |
The event was attended by a number of local officials, the principal and staff of the school and representatives of Schlumberger. George McCallum (OFS Manager, Mexico Marine), Karina Salazar (Local Program Coordinator and Volunteer) and Alejandra Barrera (SEED Coordinator MCA), represented Schlumberger and presided over the event. Each said a few words to the invited guests about SEED activities and goals and, of course, about the importance of science and technology education in today's world. Also participating from Schlumberger were Alejandro Gaitan (Personnel Manager, Mexico Marine), Jorge Carrillo (IT) and the Community Welfare Group.
Hector Cruz, Principal of the Carmela Figueroa Burelo School, expressed his appreciation for the lab, saying, "We want to thank SEED for giving us this great opportunity! With this new lab our students will be learning with hands-on technology and will be able to have a more enjoyable learning experience together with their teachers and parents. This new lab allows us to be at the vanguard in education technology with tools that facilitate a better understanding of diverse disciplines."
Representatives of Schlumberger attended the event. From left to right: Jorge Carrillo (IT Support), George McCallum (OFS Manager, Mexico Marine), Karina Salazar (Local Program Coordinator and Volunteer) and Alejandro Gaitan (Personnel Manager, Mexico Marine). |
The school was colorfully decorated with signs and balloons in honor of the celebration. A group of students warmly welcomed guests as they entered the lab. The traditional ribbon-cutting ceremony was performed by George McCallum, principal Hector Cruz, and a city council representative, then everyone enjoyed delicious shrimp sandwiches that were prepared by mothers of the students.
Mexico has been an active SEED country for many years and hosted the first SEED collaborative workshop in 2003. Through SEED, Schlumberger provides meaningful educational opportunities that benefit its communities.
Schlumberger representatives, local officials, teachers, students and volunteers -- ready for the picture! |

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Wow, that really hits home for me, too. Born & raised Catholic, with 12 years of Catholic school, it's been a while since I've thought about my reasons for straying away. The rules & rigidity made it unbearable for me. While in college, I went to many different religious services comparing each to Sunday Catholic Mass. It was strange to see, as you said, open arms to complete strangers when stopping in on a Sunday. And it never seemed like it was an act. Some had their own quirks, but they all presented an entirely different view to "Sunday service".
The priest scandal is a dark, dark stain on Catholic leadership. I have some friends I grew up with that were abused by priests at our parish. The shame, humiliation & scars are still with them today.


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All that we perceive as suffering is really a gift. When you understand this, you can dance with it. If you don't know what the struggle is for, it can make it really hard to keep going. Pain truly is a wonderful opportunity to heal imbalances or mistakes, move toward wholeness, and know your divine connection. Not saying it's easy, but with the right tools and attitude, it can be much more enjoyable.
We are here to learn, grow, and experience. Throughout life, lessons never cease. Sometimes we open to them easily and learn them naturally. They can be fun explorations.
Sometimes we seem to learn the hard way and really struggle with our lessons. In my experience, I find we are continuously given chances to learn our particular lessons. When we seem to be stuck in an area or on a particular level of understanding about a topic, the opportunities seem to get more and more in our face (A.K.A. painful) – until we can't miss them.
All of our situations are attracted to reflect truth to us to allow growth and experience. Even diseases (actually dis-eases – or lack of ease in the body) have a deep metaphysical cause. "Meta" means "beyond" in Greek. Metaphysical means "beyond physical" or the deeper, transcendent meaning. These diseases are your body's signal that something needs to change – when you haven't listened to more subtle clues.
Our destiny is created by us – through our thoughts, words, and actions. We choose to learn or avoid our lessons. Through these actions, we decide our preference of learning – light or dark (easy or hard). Both ultimately serve your soul's evolution and are brought to you through great love.
Those lessons that we move slowest on often become deeper pains and we build even more resistance toward facing them. To finally open to the lesson, it may take something shocking or ground-breaking to happen. In situations that require the loss of your most treasured things, such as uprooting your family from your home, the depth of the process provides more opportunity to free-up stale energies. A fire may be devastating at the time, however the scorched land has cleared out the ground for new life to grow. The possibilities are expanded with a clear focus. What seems to be the end is a magnificent beginning. This is when we do the things we otherwise wouldn't do.
As we hit our core lessons, our greater emotions arise. Our most painful time, our rock bottom or dark night of the soul, is often when we grow far greater than ever previously conceived (and possibly desired) before. A lasting change is born from a new, stronger foundation. A whole new level of self is reached.
As we learn our lessons, not only does the pain not hurt as much (because you've been broken of the fear of it, gone through it and let go) – it also is no longer attracted to you. The fear is what draws in the lesson. The energy you invest into the fear is what ensures it will come to you. As you release the charge of the fear, you no longer pull it in.
Although it may seem like a pain, lessons are a beautiful thing! We have the ability to learn anything we want! While working on a lesson, set your intention and attention on it. When you are ready, ask God and your guides for help. Be specific as possible and wise about what you ask for. If you've asked for help, make sure to be ready to take it in whichever way it comes. And be open to see it – it may not be what you expected at all.
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By Julien Pretot
LONDON (Reuters) - Triple world champion Gregory Bauge of France and Briton Jason Kenny looked in a class of their own as they finally got into action to ease into the quarter-finals of the Olympic individual sprint on Saturday.
Both riders were without an opponent in the last 16 when the event turned into a farce earlier on Saturday.
Kenny clocked the fastest time in the qualifying 200 metre flying lap used to seed the riders but, with 17 competitors at the start, the 2011 world champion had no opponent.
Kenny actually took the start of his last 16 match against his non-existent opponent wearing a training helmet, completed half a lap and saluted the crowd with a rather embarrassed look on his face.
Earlier, Kenny had laid down a marker, averaging more than 74 kph to set an Olympic record of 9.713 seconds in the flying lap.
Second in the qualifying lap was triple world champion Gregory Bauge, who did not even get on the bike in the last 16 after his Greek opponent failed to show up, ahead of Australian Shane Perkins and German Robert Forstemann.
Perkins advanced into the quarter-finals after his opponent was relegated for stealing the sprinter's line.
Forstemann stumbled to an unexpected defeat to Njisane Nicholas Phillip of Trinidad and Tobago but won a three-man repechage to go through to Sunday's quarter-finals.
Seventeen riders take part in the individual sprint competition after a new International Cycling Union (UCI) rule limiting each nation to one rider per event.
It meant that on Saturday, only five of the top 10 riders from the world championships started the individual sprint event and that Beijing champion Chris Hoy of Britain cannot defend his title after being omitted in favour of Kenny.
Kenny, however, lived up to expectations, toying with Bernard Esterhuizen of South Africa to advance seemingly effortlessly into the next round.
Bauge was even more impressive in a straightforward defeat of Japan's Seiichiro Nakagawa.
"Everything is going alright," a relaxed Bauge told reporters. "I had a match less than most of my opponents so that's a good thing. I can spare energy, which I will need when it gets more intense."


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OfflOJE 2I\Q^ Serving Columbus, Dayton, Centraf and Southwestern Ohio \1PR Vol. 44, No, 26 FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1966 — 20 TAMMUZ 5726 ¦A DCOMM fo jnflMfiMin The World's Week Compiled from JTA and WUP Reports Israel Bonds Parlor Meeting Bonds Are Called Key To Growth In Israel A considerable sum In ad¬ vanced pledges was raised at a Parlor Meeting held at the home of Bernard R. Ruben on Tuesday, Jime 28. Ruben w6n| on to Invite all present tip attend the formal din¬ ner at the Gtovemor's Mansion In honor of Israel Bonds on Sun¬ day, July 17. In welcoming his quests RU' ben, Advance S^les chairman for > the Governor's Dinner, said: "This year the State ot Israel cerebrated It's 18th anniversary. We here in this room tonight can take special pride in the accomplishments of this democ¬ racy in the Middle-East, because it is through our efforts in be¬ half of the Israel Bond Program- that Israel has been abl^ to achieve the economic growth it has. IT IS THROUGH Israel Bonds- that the National Water Carrier was built. It ia with Israel Bond dollars that the Port of Ashdod was opened. It is through the infusion of millions of dollars in; _IsTae|,-v Bonds .th?t Israel hiisj "beeii "able'to achieve the hlghesjt.^ economic growth rate in the vrorld." Michael Adler, Bernard ' Ruben New Year's Edition Traditional Way Of Extending Greetings - Chronicle readers! Greet your friends and relatives in oiir New Year's Edition. This year the book will reach homes and leading business' firms in Columbus and Central Ohio by September 13. Greeting friends and relatives In the pages of the) Chronicle's New Year's Edition has long been a tradition for Central Ohio Jewish families. This is an excqllent method of showing your Interest In the entire Jewish community, and it is a most effective way of expressing your good wishes to all those dear to you. It is easy to assure that your greeting v\rill appear in this issue. Fill in the attached coupon and mail it at once to the Chronicle, 87 N. Sixth St. Or call us and submit your greeitlng over the telephone. But act no)kr because our pages close on Monday, July 18. Be sure to specify whether you want the regular $3.00 greeting or the special $5.00 display greeting. To: THB OHIO JEWISH CHRONICLE!, 87 N. Sixth St., Columbus 15, Ohio. Dear Sir: Please insert the following greeting in your NEW YEAR'S EDITION: -£X n Regular $3 greeting t bol X 4S lines D $5 display greeting 2 col X 2 inches / Signed- AddressL. Q BIU me a Money enclosed TBii AVIV, (WUP) — Habimah was all set to give Its premiere of the French pliy "La Bonne SlPJlpe" last week when It was notified, a few hours before the opening, that the Israeli censorship board had banned the production. The ground for the ban, it was dlsclosedi' was that the author, FelUclen Marceau, had been sentenced to five years imprisoimient in,Belgium as a M^l collaborator. SANTIAGO, (JTA) -^ "The smaller nations of the world, like Chile anil Israel, must unite their efforts "|o-enjoy the fruits of our work" through exchange of their exlpejrlences, Israeli President Zalman Shazar told Chilean President Eduardo Frei. Shazar/offered that suggestion at aldlnner In honor of President Frel followed by a reception attended by thousands of Chile's leading personalities. The IsraeU leader Is making an eightday official ylsit to Peru ias part of a lengthy tour of South America. ' " TORONTO, (JTA) — A Soviet parliamentary delegation visiting Canada under the chairmanship of Dlmitrl S. Polyansky, vice-chairman of the Moscow Government, re¬ ceived a plea from the Toronto Telegram, a leading news¬ paper in the Dominion, for lifting of testolctlons against Rtisslan Jews. JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A special eight-man committee named by the Jewish Agency executive last March to in¬ vestigate the activities of the Agency's settlement depart¬ ment recommended the absolution of some of that divisions sub<lepartments and the consolidation of other sub-depart¬ ments with Government ministries engaged in the same type of work. The committer, headed by Yitzhak Ben-Aharon also called for personnel reductions,.'but gave no figures on the number of employes who may face discharge. How¬ ever, a spokesman said that about 25 percent of the department's 1,300-member staff are "redundant." ; >rE:RUSALEM, (JTA)i--,Fifty:iiYe israei intellectuals, " ¦;spMl{lii#'iaS'*'ni6teb6i«i^ amraiment in the Arab^sraeil Region^ caUed pii^fe israel Government this week to take the initiative to prevent the spread of nuclear arms into the Middle East. First Rabbi Begins At Young Synagogue Sanford Shapiro, president of I Haifa, have one daughter, Debo- Congregation Beth Tikvah; 3392[rah Elizabeth. N. High St., announces the ap¬ pointment of the synagogue's fhst permanent rabbi.-Next Frl- da)^ July 15, Rabbi Beitnett M. Hierniann. will assunie his duties aa sphrituaC leader of the Beth Hkvah. / Rabbi Hermann lis a graduate, Ol Columbla^Univfersity ,(B.Si in Religion) and the Teftchew' In¬ stitute Jewish Theological Semi¬ nary (B.R. Ed), He i«ecelveda Masters of Hebrew Literature from the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati. . HB WAS ORDAINED as a Itabbl on June 4, 1966 at Isaac M. Wise Temple, K.K. B'nal Jbshirun, Eighth and Plum Streets, Cincinnati. Rabbi Hermann has worked as youth dhrector and as a Hebrew School teacher ta day and after- noori schools. He and his wife, Hayutu, who is originally from Rabbi Bennett M. Eermaan News Leak Investigation Is Demanded By Israel JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The Israel Government instructed the Israel Embassy ta Washtagton last week to tavestigate a "leak" to the press about an "inspection" of the atomic reactor at Dimona by engtaeers of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. ,-,;sGovernmehl offlclads here potated.put, t^^ , al56ut Im'Ameijeffitt^ between' the United States and Israel 1 Showing off artist's drawing of the new Beth Jacob Sanctuary "are from left to right: Izak Zwik, Wilbur Gold¬ berg, Robert Gllckler, Nathan Lessem, Julius J. Cohen (General Compaign chairman), Rabbi David Stavsky and Syd Mendelman. This is but one of several inthnate parlor meetings and breakfast meetings held on behalf of the new Beth Jacob Building Fund Campaign. $350,000 Goal Is Reached As aign Enters Final Week Headtag tato the final week of the Beth Jacob Congregation Buildtag Fund Campaign, Julius J. Cohen, General Campaign chairman, announced at a meettag held ta the home of Alvta Shames, president of Beth Jacob, ". . . we have reached our $350,000 goal. However, I must remtad the Committee that there are still a number of members to be seen who will want to par¬ ticipate and do their share ta the buildtag of the new Beth. Jacob." Joe Schwartz, Honorary chair- Campi man and largest stagle contribu¬ tor to date to the Bulldtag Fund, urged the Committee ". . . to ftaish the job. Let every member and every family stand up and be counted." He renUnded them that the prospects to be seen would put them "over the top." BEN ABRAHAM, of Ben Ab¬ raham Associates, New York city, who dUrected the campaign for the past eight weeks, thanked the small corps of work¬ ers for tl>eta zeal and dedication. He reminded them, "if every as¬ signment Is covered for the max¬ imum contribution, you should exceed your goal of $350,00i0 by upwards of $150,000 plus," Abraham offered a special vote of thanks to the sparkplug and matastay of the campaign, Rabbi David. Stavsky, " . . .. that such visits must be kept secret. Officials called the trip a visit and not an inspection. THE OFEIOIALS also said that the report was inaccurate ta that It said the first United States visit to Dimona was made in 1964. Israeli sources Insisted that the first visit occurred In 1961. The dates are' considered important here because David Ben-Gurion weis Premier ta. 1961. Political sources stressed that no regular arrangements for United States visits to Dimona have been made by Israel. The visits are permitted only as a courtesy from Israel to the United States,' the sources said. It was emphasized that, stace 1961, occasional visits have been made not only by Ainericans but also by nuclear experts from other countries; aiid that such visits have been made not only to Dimona but also to.the Israel research institute at Nahal So- rek, the Weizmann Institute of Science and other tastallatlons, MA YOM, the newspaper of Gahal, the political merger of the rightwtag Herut party and some of the LiberaX party mem¬ bers, denounced the visits as "Inspections," which It caUed "contrary tp Israel's sovereignty and Wow to Israel's defense." The report said that -the United States AEC engtaeers had found "tentatively" that the Dimona plant was not betag used to produce atomic weapons. The tentative nature of the- conclu¬ sion was said to stem from the argument that once a year ta' spectlons were taconcluslve. "The 24,000-kilowatt Dimona reactor can make piutonlum, a key ele¬ ment In atomic weapons. THEOBETIOAIXY, the Di¬ mona reactor could produce enough Plutonium for two small atomic bombs each year. Israel has always tasisted that it Is using the Dimona reactor solely for pe^iceful pxirposes. whose dynamic drive and spirit assured the success of the cam¬ paign." And ftaally, to the Building Fund Committee: "I hope that you wllr tavite me to Columbus when you dedicate your new synagogue bulldtag." ABRAHAM THANKED the foUowtog workers: William Bless, Mrs. William Bless, presi¬ dent of Beth Jacob Sisterhood, Eugene Cohen, Irvta Flox, Bert Goldmeler,' Saul Gordmeler, Ben Grtablatt, Mac Haas, Sam Kan¬ del, Nathan L«ssem, Louis M. Levta, Robert Lieberman, Max Lowy, Joe Nlchol, Zindel Pass, Mturtta Schecter, Ailvin Shamesi Pincus Sigal, |Aaron J. Supowlt, David Sussman, Joe Schwartz, Harold J. Tanenbaum, Morris Wetastodk,. Dr, Charles Young and Julius, J. tioh^rt. Chropicling The News Editorial 2 Teen Scene 9 Soqiety •... 6 Sliopping Guide 8 Synagogues 8 Sports 7, 9 Real Estate .4 COMMITTEE BUSTS NATO APPOINTMENT NEW YORK (WUP) — The Committee to Combat Nazism and anti-Semitism sent a strong telegram to president Johnson urgtag him to resctad the ap¬ pointment of Gien. Johann Adolf Count von. Klelmahsegg as the NATO Commander-fa-Chlef of Allied Forces in Central Euroi>e, The telegram, sent by the Committee's chairman, Dr.' Si¬ mon Federbush, potated out that affidavits submitted by several Nazi Generals during the Nur¬ emberg war crimtaal trials in 1946 had identified von Klehnan- segg,. then a Coloiiel, as one of the Nazi Wehrmacht general staff officers who had given or¬ ders to the murderous SS Eta- satzgruppen which was respon-, sible for the murder of over one million Jews on the Russian front and mUlions of Slavs and other non-combatants. THE TELEGRAM to Johnson also mentioned the fact that the Nazi General's personal espousal of the genocidal antl-Semltism of Hitler had been clearly tadi¬ cated in his book, "Tanks Be¬ tween Warsaw and the Atlan¬ tic," published in Berlta ta 1941. Israeli President To Visit The U.S. NEW YORK, (WUP) — Pres¬ ident and Mrs. Zalman Shazar, who are currently visittag sev¬ eral Latta-American States, are expected to arrive in New York on July 27 for a visit of several days. The Shazars wilr remata in Argentina until July 12, when they will return to Montevideo for a six-day rest. They wUl then fly to Brasilia for a ntae-day visit to Brazil., ^1 ^l .1 m..
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July 19th, 2012, 02:00 PM #1
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Adding wireless to office network but not on internet
We have an inner office wired system that we do NOT want connected to the internet. Right now we have a 20 port either switch or router (not sure which one). We want to add another computer, but can not run the ethernet wires to this location so we wanted to find out if we just need to plug in a wireless router to the router/switch that is there to give that computer access to our office network.
We do not have or need internet...we just need to be able to share a networked program both wired and wirelessly.
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks for your help!
July 19th, 2012, 02:47 PM #2
Welcome to TechIMO!
Just a home network guy, but I might be able to shed some light.
Real network guys, will be around later.
It must be a Router/switch combo, or I think you would have routing problems. (not positive though)
It is certainly a switch, as pure routers, only has 2 plugs, in, and out.
1 You can add a wireless access point to the switch.
2 You can add a wireless router, and disable DNS on one of them, if you do already have a router.
I know it is possible you have just a switch, as I operated a home network, years ago with just a switch.
I only had dial up at the time.
I use to recommend Linksys, but after their last 2 screw the consumer moves, I won't anymore.
My WRT54G is hackable in 2 day max, and they won't upgrade the firm ware.
Their 3 newest routers, were taken over by Linksys, via the internet, and you had to sign up to their service, to get into your own router.(no notice what so ever)
They have since relinquished control, after consumers flipped out.
It was the last straw, with me though.
I'm going to update my router with aftermarket firmware, as soon as I know exactly how.
Leo is doing a tutorial. this week.
I think it is strait forward, but I don't want to have to buy anew router at the moment.
Not sure if I'm going to use WRTT, or Tomato.Last edited by stroyal; July 19th, 2012 at 02:51 PM.
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July 19th, 2012, 03:05 PM #3
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Thanks so much for your response.
I forgot to mention that we also have a wireless bridge that is set up to connect to a wired computer 200' away that works great. The wireless bridge is connected by ethernet to our 20 port switch. Can I still add an access point for our wireless laptop so it can access our network in house program.
To recap - No need for internet
We have a 20 port switch (router?)
We have 14 computers hardwired thru ethernet to the switch
We have a wireless bridge (200' away) with one computer wired into the other end of the bridge.
Can we still put in a wireless access point so our laptop can access our program wirelessly?
Thanks so much!
July 19th, 2012, 03:15 PM #4
The bridge just confused me.
How dose the bridge connect to your network? wirelessly, or by cable?
How is the computer connected to the bridge?
Explain that bridge a little better, for my limited knowledge.Hard Sayin Not Knowin
July 19th, 2012, 03:16 PM #5
Here are some access points
Newegg.com - Computer Hardware, Wireless AP / Bridges, wireless access pointHard Sayin Not Knowin
July 19th, 2012, 03:20 PM #6
If the bridge is connected to the switch and the computer, by cable, why is it wireless, and why do you need it?
Ethernet cable is good for 325 feet.Hard Sayin Not Knowin
July 19th, 2012, 04:46 PM #7
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Thanks for you input. We run a temporary event. Our set up is 13 computers wired thru ethernet to our 20 port switch. We also have a computer a couple hundred feet away across a parking lot and we can't run ethernet. We have a 2 part wireless bridge that connects to the switch thru a 20' foot ethernet where we mount the first part of the bridge onto the roof of one building. We then mount the other half of the bridge on the roof of the second building across the parking lot and run an ethernet cable from the 2nd part of the bridge into our cmoputer. We are now in need of adding a laptop in the same building as the 13 wired computers but we don't have a way for it to pickup a wireless signal. Suggestions?
July 19th, 2012, 06:38 PM #8
All you need is a wireless access point.
The access point is just another device, on the network.
AFAIK the bridge would not be affected, unless the channels are the same.
But all wireless has that problem, and the 8 wireless networks around me, don't interfere.Hard Sayin Not Knowin
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The UTV44 High School Game of the Week presented by Whataburger heads back to the Ladd Peebles Stadium for the renewal of the region rivalry between the McGill-Toolen Yellow Jackets and the Davdison Warriors.
Both teams are coming off Week #3 region victories, the Yellow Jackets defeated Theodore 62-9 while the Warriors won a close won over Murphy 28-26.
Yellow Jackets quarterback looks to lead the Yellow Jackets to stay undefeated. He has 339 yard passing along with 304 yards rushing. He has a total of six touchdowns for the Jackets. The defense is only giving up 17 points per game, but stopping the Warriors will be difficult as they are averaging 90 points per game.
The Warriors offense, lead by senior quarterback Cam Jackson, are also looking to stay undefeated. Jackson has numbers similar to Smith with 351 yards passing, 428 rushing with a total of five touchdowns.
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When: | Thursday, 2 August 2012 |
Where: | The Film Archive, Wellington |
Time: | 6:15pm |
Running time: | 99 minutes |
Ticket price: | NZFF prices apply |
Director: Christopher Kenneally
Genres & Subjects: Filmmaking, Photography
Producers: Keanu Reeves, Justin Szlasa
Photography: Chris Cassidy
Editors: Mike Long, Malcolm Hearn
Music: Brendan Ryan, Billy Ryan
Colour and B&W
With: Keanu Reeves, Danny Boyle, James Cameron, David Fincher, George Lucas, David Lynch, Walter Murch, Christopher Nolan, Steven Soderbergh, Lars von Trier
Festivals: Berlin, Tribeca 2012
When Kodak filed for bankruptcy, the world at large finally understood what film industry insiders already knew. The conversion to digital is the biggest transition in film production and exhibition since the advent of sound put thousands of cinema pit musicians out of work and opened up a whole new world of sound engineering. This fascinating, intelligently open-minded documentary zeros in on some of the most significant creative and aesthetic issues embedded in the current revolution. Keanu Reeves, an early beneficiary of CGI himself, fronts up to key practitioners and elicits a wide array of responses. Pioneers and engineers of change such as George Lucas and James Cameron are offset by such forceful Luddites as Christopher Nolan. David Fincher exalts in the demystification of the cinematographer's art now that everyone on set can instantly see which pictures have been captured. Designed, says Reeves, not to polarise opinion but to capture change as it happens, this is the year's most informative and invigorating movie about movies now. — BG
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Delicious and quick, this recipe is a great way to get more fish into your healthy meal plan! Submitted by RACHIELOO Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.6g | Calories: 177.1
I usually go for the more complicated recipes, assuming that the more ingredients and preparation steps, the better. This recipe has changed the way I look at simplicity when it comes to cooking. Fancy spices be darned--this is the only way I'll cook salmon any more! Submitted by VRAKLIS Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 22.7g | Calories: 216.8
Cookbook creator says: I substitued fat free mayo, and fat free greek yogurt, and reduced the amount of cheese used, simply to lower the calorie content so I could have a bigger serving ;) Submitted by LEXIBELLE715 Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 48.5g | Calories: 275.2
Cookbook creator says: usually done on the grill, or bake it in the oven. I'd make this with both dill and basil, and add a little onion powder and use lemon pepper. Serve with asaragus and brown rice Carbs: 0.4g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 29g | Calories: 210.2
Cookbook creator says: He sauteed fresh spinach in garlic instead of using frozen. It was a filling meal, and we will use the sauce with broccoli and chicken next time. Submitted by PSYCOFREAK Carbs: 24.2g | Fat: 15.5g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 32.6g | Calories: 375
Cookbook creator says: like to add chopped cucumber to my relish and skip the corn. Yumm! - Submitted by MBH1118 Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 253.5
Cookbook creator says: Use no salt tomatoes Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 48.3g | Fat: 13.8g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 393.5
Cookbook creator says: TRIPLE RECIPE!!! Mexican, so I added minced garlic and cumin. Since this is low in calories, I put a few shrimp in a fajita-sized flour tortilla with lettuce, tomato, and light sour cream. 2 shrimp tacos + 1 c of spanish rice = about 450 calories and is very filling and tasty! Submitted by VBENNETT6287 Carbs: 2.2g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 16.3g | Calories: 84.4
Cookbook creator says: The patties were satisfying and flavorful (I added worchestershire and garlic.) I can see myself craving this!! Spray with pam each side and broil 5 mins each side Submitted by JANEINE Carbs: 10.5g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 25.8g | Calories: 217.3
Cookbook creator says: add chopped asparagus for color Submitted by CARLASKIS Carbs: 47.3g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 14.5g | Calories: 341
One bite and you're transported to Louisiana! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 45.1g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 6.3g | Protein: 22.8g | Calories: 302.1
Cookbook creator says: Add old bay and asaragus Submitted by FEELINFROGGY1 Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 16g | Calories: 164.6
Cookbook creator says: I used panko instead of Fiber One. Add some old bay or cayanne for a change Submitted by JANA_N_TN Carbs: 21.4g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 11.2g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 174
Cookbook creator says: It has the same great taste of shrimp scampi without all of the butter. I used white wine instead of the vermouth and I served it over some whole wheat pasta Submitted by DSTENORE Carbs: 3.4g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 23.6g | Calories: 201
Cookbook creator says: add sliced jalapeno Carbs: 49.5g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 24.1g | Calories: 313.8
Cookbook creator says: I also added crushed red pepper and some regular onion to the ingredients. I didn't have soybean oil so I used peanut oil and the result was awesome Submitted by CHRISTINER1 Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 6.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 17.4g | Calories: 244.2
This fresh fish stew is chock full of herbs and veggies. It's slightly unusual and completely delicious. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 157.1
Cookbook creator says: I served it with sides of brown Basmati rice, chop salad, & Latin beans. Submitted by FLYINGANN Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 12.1g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 45.2g | Calories: 343.6
Cookbook creator says: I served this with a side of brown & wild rice and fresh pico de gallo Submitted by MILLCITY2 Carbs: 0.5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 42.5g | Calories: 229.2
Cookbook creator says: Can substitute for Salmon, perfect with Grilled zucchini and brown rice Submitted by JO_JO_BA Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 40.9g | Calories: 240.3
Cookbook creator says: make sure you have plenty of bread to sop up the juices. Actually, I served it with Ronald Regan's Rancho Rice & a small green salad! Submitted by MISS_SMARTY Carbs: 7.2g | Fat: 7.8g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 34.8g | Calories: 241.6
Cookbook creator says: The avocado & tomatoes were a perfect addition. i also included brown rice with cilantro mixed in Submitted by LIZABITS Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 4.5g | Protein: 22.8g | Calories: 226.7
Cookbook creator says: Add more spices Carbs: 2g | Fat: 7.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 38.3g | Calories: 269.8
Cookbook creator says: Served it with an orange marmalade and light horseradish mayo mixture to dip. Paired with an Asian Salad Submitted by GETSANGEL Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 9.7g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 12.5g | Calories: 229.8
Citrus and cilantro dress up grilled fish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 240.6
Cookbook creator says: Served with organic whole wheat couscous and sugar snap peas Submitted by TOBICAE Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 34g | Calories: 194.9
Fresh lemongrass and cilantro makes this fish take on a "Thai" feel that smells and tastes delicious! Submitted by GAINFREEDOM1 Carbs: 4.2g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 21.4g | Calories: 144.6
Let Salmon marinate overnight. Cook stove top in cast iron pan sprayed with cooking spray until medium Submitted by GAINFREEDOM1 Carbs: 2g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 37g | Calories: 272.8


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The universal cry: Structure the Status Rules Such That I Rank Higher.The post is worth reading as well.
If you assume all political discourse...birth-control mandates or anti-immigrationism...sums to this, you're not far off.
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The universal cry: Structure the Status Rules Such That I Rank Higher.The post is worth reading as well.
Jehu's post is mostly about women, and insofar as that is true he has rediscovered Sailer's Law of Female Journalism: "the most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend to be demands that social values be revolutionized in order that the journalist herself will be considered hotter-looking". Of course Jehu has generalized it, and it is also largely true generalized.
This particular post is about women, but it's a continuation of a general theme at the Chariot. My meta-point is that since nearly all political activity is, at the bottom, about this, people shouldn't drag moral language into things that have no real moral salience. They're issues of self interest, and properly dealt with with a slugfest of naked self and group interest. Cloaking them behind universalist sophistry is just plain disgusting.
Eh, most of these blogs support libertarian policies because the authors are +SDs in intelligence, physique, and were born to decent parents in first world countries. In other words, they would personally benefit from such policies, while the costs would be born by other Americans.
For the most part, people try to balance their feelings of universalism with their feelings of personal interests. High IQ attractive first worlders with secure positions and all their needs met can afford more universalism. Others can't. I don't think its so terrible to acknowledge that hypocrisy is just a manifestation of these two conflicting drives. The drive to be fair, and the drive to get what you need for yourself. So let people draw some arbitrary ingroups sometimes, be they citizenship, or race, or favorite sports team. Noblesse oblige requires a little noblese, its only from positions of power that people feel comfortable with
genuine charity to outgroups.
I feel pity for a -SD IQ American afraid to lose his assembly line job to an immigrant and fall into poverty. You all seem to look at him on disdain. He's boxed into a corner. He's defending his ability to provide for himself, his family, his community, in the only realistic was he can. Just because you have better options then him doesn't mean you would act different in that situation.
I don't know if not using universalist sophistry would be better. Having people need to pay some lip service to universalism seems have an effect on how selfish a philosophy people expound. Better to have people talk about "illegal" immigrants then talking about rounding them up in front of the firing squad because they aren't human and who cares.
I appreciate the thoughtful comments. I wish I had a name to attach to the comments, but I recognize the desire for privacy.
As to universalism:
Jehu isn't a universalist in the least.
I am a universalist, but not due to disdain. I am a universalist because I feel more pity, but no more for the dirt-eating Cambodian (Haitian, Laotian, etc.) farmer who wants to immigrate than I do for the -SD American who will fall towards American levels of poverty.
I think that the more distinguishing feature of libertarian universalism is the libertarianish autism-spectrum inability to identify as part of a group...and thus the inability to identify said -SD American as meaning anything more to me than said Cambodian.
Also...the research is pretty inconclusive...while the -SD person may FEEL as if his job is threatened by immigration, the economic/statistical analysis of the situation is highly unclear, even in the case of the -SD person. Everyone else, it's (fairly) clear that their economic situations improve from immigration.
I thoroughly sympathize with the idea: If reality is such that my life isn't good, and I can use political pull to nudge stuff in my direction...I will tend to, even though it decreases net welfare. This is why I oppose the ability for the government to intervene in most cases. Because net-effect bad small interventions is really bad given lots of government activity.
Really interesting line on universalist philosophy. I'll have to think on it.
oI don't feel universal pity at the same level. I don't because I think the line between modern civilized society and barbarism is much smaller then you think. And when you get barbarism, its nice if everyone around you looks the same as you and has a bond with you (and I think the ancient genetic bonds much stronger then modern bonds, with things like religion and nationalism in between).
Why the difference of opinion? Some of it may be differing reasoning and assigning different values to things, but I don't want to get into that. Mostly I think its because you're an exceptionally gifted person that has had most things go very right for you, and you are strong enough you believe you could handle such barbarism if it came.
I'm not. I'm +3SD IQ, but I'm also very physically weak, and sick, and loaded with health ailments that are a part of my genes. And I've suffered through lots of tragedy, and I've spent a lot of time observing truly poisonous human behavior (politics, investment banking).
In short, I assign a greater probability to societal breakdown or backswing and I stand to lose more in it. My view on human nature is dim, and when the shit hits the fan I'd rather all those old school in group things you hate were working in my favor. Maybe that makes me a terrible universalist, but universalism is an indulgence of the strong. It's way up Maslows hierarchy.
I will acknowledge a whole shitload of luck in the choosing-the-right-parents category. +4 sigma IQ, and +2 Sigma athleticism (5 hours of sports a day in HS as well as 2 varsity sports, 1 in college), and +2 sigma attractiveness (dozens of girlfriends before I found PUA).
On the other hand, I'm awful close to Autistic in my inability to empathize other people's understandings of stuff...like groupishness. I simply feel nothing in that direction. On haidt's authority/subversion axis, I score negative points (exaggerating only mildly). No one in my family for 2 generations on either side (more or less -- sister, parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents...) has worked as an employee...they're all self-employed (or so close as to be indistinguishable). I have no groupishness in my genes. I'm genetically opposed.
2. I don't have a group. My wife is black. The other two girls I considered marrying were Indian and white. My sister is gay. So is my best male friend at my work. I have lived in Texas, California, and Illinois, Moscow, and Brussels. I don't have a home. I have traveled for work for most of the past 15 years. I don't have a circle of friends (in person)... and I never really have. I've had individual friends...but never a group. Groups are psychologically foreign to me...I am simply too strange of a human being to understand them.
I don't doubt that you're correct to some extent...though your critiques apply even more so to the modern monarchists (in general) than to me. They've got all that + they're all human giants, it seems.
But my semi-autistic-ness matters a lot too...and my complete inability to emotionally parse groups.
Of course we're all going to advocate rules/systems that are advantageous for people in our particular condition. That's a given and I'm terribly surprised that it strikes so many readers as some sort of a grand insight. I'd simply prefer, and I believe that less people need die in conflicts, if we do it (struggle over what the ruleset is) honestly rather than drag universalist cant into the matter. My point is that nobody in such struggles occupies the high ground and we need to get used to that and stop privileging combatants in that arena who can mask their actual motives the best.
If the population were a fairly homogeneous one with an average IQ around +2 sigmas I'd probably advocate a mostly libertarian ruleset.
Doesn't, "are the schools good," sound a lot better then, "there are no negroes in this neighborhood right?". Functionally the same, but I think the former has a certain effect on society over time. I've been in countries where universalism is not assumed in language and open out group hating is ok, it's not an improvement. There is some value in PC.
I just think people need to keep in mind that universalism is a priviledge of strength, and I think the strong really underestimate how important bonds are to the weak. At the lowest in group level haven't we learned what happens to the left half of the bell curve when you go and shatter their bonds. Yeah, I know they have more big macs and channels then ever before, but I'm not sure it was worth it for them.
I partially, but importantly disagree. There is a universalist position that says: Avoid all approaches that benefit some at the expense of all. Take $1 from everyone, and return $5 each to a small (10%) group is a shitty proposition, regardless which small group. There are some (namely me) who are opposed to all such propositions, regardless of whether I'm in the 10%. And to the extent that we universalist "don't screw everyone for the benefit of some" crowd can win the fights, everyone wins over time. To the extent that the Jehuvian particularists win fights...everyone gets screwed over time.
As before...I am opposed to particularism. A rule that we don't ever make rules that privilege any particular group makes everyone better off over time. That's the rule I'm fighting for.
You can maintain polite, noble lies, only so long as people aren't using the 'elephants in the room' as concealment, or worse, as cover. When people start using things that reasonable men know to be false but agree not to talk about as building blocks of their arguments you've got a problem. Also there's the issue that only whites (and generally there, only males) are required to pay lip service to universalism. This places them at a disadvantage in any status struggles and builds up a massive pool of resentment that is likely to explode at a certain level of economic degradation. My gut says your intuition is correct, it won't end well.
I know you're against particularism, and you may even be part of the vanishingly small 'Baptists' portion of the 'Baptists and Bootleggers' coalition behind the required lip service to universalism. But the fraction of bonafide universalists is so small as to be negligible. Tribal conflicts, IMO, can only be resolved when we admit that we actually have such and that no tribe should be able to browbeat the others into submission. Once you accept that we're effectively at war (granted it's a mostly cold war), we can then talk of peace, or at least coexistence. The current regime keeps one group from openly acknowledging that they have interests, which I find repulsive.
I think that another thing to consider is there is, at least functionally, a horizon for universalism. It's one thing to be universalist within certain bounds - like, say, the borders of a largest nation when considering benefit and harm, but another to weigh the potential harm to Bushmen, Amazon tribesmen and Australian haberdashers when making decisions in Peoria.
On one side, it's a limits to knowledge thing. On the other, you can make an effort to not be purely self-interested, tribe-interested and not be so circumscribed in trying to achieve some benefit for *somebody* within the realm of possible effect.
I accept that group 1, group 2, and group 47 are all at war...and I'm arguing that we should stop shooting. Though...as before, I can't take too much credit. I don't fit in ANY group, and I seem to have misplaced the groupist module in my brain. Groupism basically causes disgust in me.
Do I read you right between the lines that you're saying: 2nd Sigma liberals use Universalism as a disguise for policies that actively benefit them, but hurt non-2nd sigma folks? Because of it's so-common usage, the universalism is itself suspect?
If you have groupist intuitions/ emotions/ ethical tastes, that's A LOT easier to do. If you don't have ANY groupism built-in (because, for example, like me, you've never successfully fit into a group), then it's near-impossible to see the correctness of even the nationalist border.
Yes, I'd say that's at least a 'wooden man' version of my position. Universalism is so thoroughly abused (by the Second Sigma yes, but also pretty heavily by other groups as well) that it needs to be banished from the public square. The most expedient way to do that is to mock its exponents. At some point it can be partially rehabiliated again, but not before its star is greatly moved downward in the constellations. To call its present exponents Pharisees is to gravely slander the Pharisees, who did, after all, at least have pretty decent orthopraxis.
As to whether groups 1-47 should stop shooting at one another, I'd be perfectly pleased to see a ceasefire. But presently most of the groups are shooting at one particular group while insisting that that particular group isn't allowed to shoot back. Only once that group starts shooting back in earnest will peace become possible. People rarely stop fighting when they can at least convince themselves that fighting is to their advantage.
If I could sum up Jehu's arguement, universalism seems more like unconditional surrender by one side. Namely white men, especially white men on the left half of the bell curve.
Now, I don't have a particular problem with white guys going first. After all, universalism is the responsibility of the strong. The problem is that there appears to be zero reciprocity by the other side. I don't see minorities and women going, "hey, those white guys were nice to give us affirmitive action, welfare, and other advantages, maybe we should give them a little respect." Mostly I see black behaivor getting worse. Female behaivor getting worse. Immigrant behaivor getting worse.
As a simple example, a department at a company with a white manager will be told to hire some minorities. However, a department with an Indian manager may quickly surround himself with Indian co workers and underlings, setting up some sort of tribal fiefdom. Nobody is going to tell him he needs to hire a white guy, and he has no intention to. He wants his people around him, to strengthen his and their posistion.
That's the reality most people see. They don't see people getting all melting pot and trying to be good universalist. They see the barbarian hordes moving in, looting whatever they can for themselves, and then fuck you.
Maybe you think the barbarian hordes deserve a little looting. Possibly, though certainly I don't want them around. And I wonder if the environment can really bear losing the informal trust that disappears when your got so many competing tribes out to screw eachother.


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Effective Learning Requires Healthy Bodies and Minds, Says Chuck Basch
Ahead of Dr. Howell Wechsler's annual Tisch lecture on Feb. 12, Basch and Wechsler tell C.M. Rubin, Huffington Post, that health issues prominent among low-income urban minority youth, limit their motivation and ability to learn.
Published: 2/11/2013 -
Suniya Luthar: Keep Teens Busy But Ease Performance Pressure
It's not the jam-packed schedules stressing teens out -- in fact, extra-curricular activities help blow off steam -- but highly competitive behavior should be discouraged, Luthar told the Toronto Globe and Mail.
Published: 2/7/2013 -
Hip Hop Science Battle Starts at ELLIS High School
Time Warner's show, "It Ain't Rocket Science" captured a Hip Hop Science Battle session in the Bronx
Published: 2/4/2013 -
University-Assisted School is "Risky," Says President Fuhrman, "But an Obligation"
In the Washington Post, Fuhrman says, "With heightened accountability, you are on the line for student achievement. But we're neighbors. We have an obligation."
Published: 2/4/2013 'Girl Meets World' Leadership Program Expands to Middle School
TC doctoral student Lorraine Mull and Columbia Continuing Education student Francesca ReDavid, founders of a youth empowerment program 'Girl Meets World', are bringing their message of 'Dream Big' to Harlem middle schools.
Published: 1/27/2013-
TC's Nancy Lesko on Melissa Harris-Perry Show: All Women's Schools Are Not the Same
On a panel about women's education, Lesko said all-girls schools don't necessarily emphasize women's studies.
Published: 1/17/2013 -
TC's James Borland: "Standardized Tests Advantage Children from Wealthier Families"
And New York City's efforts to right that imbalance "have made it worse," the expert in teaching gifted children says in Sunday's New York Times.
Published: 1/14/2013 -
Aaron Pallas: Teacher Evaluations by Principals Only Are the "Least Reliable" Approach
Commenting on a Gates Foundation study showing that effective teaching can be measured, the Professor of Sociology and Education says it's unclear how any formula will work in "high-stakes conditions."
Published: 1/9/2013 -
TC Alumna Dr. Ruth Talks About - You Guessed It -Sex
America's favorite sex therapist, who holds a PhD in Education from TC, joined NPR's "Ask Me Another" host to discuss how people's views on sex have changed over the years.
Published: 1/8/2013 -
TC's Mariana Souto-Manning Talks to WNYC About the Importance of Diversity in Children's Literature
Souto-Manning, Associate Professor of Education, tells talk show host Brian Lehrer that children need books that both reflect and expand their worlds.
Published: 12/21/2012 -
Souto-Manning to New York Times: Latino Kids Need to See Themselves in School Literature
If they don't, said the Associate Professor of Education, "they start thinking their language, practices or familiar places and values don't belong in school."
Published: 12/5/2012


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The prevalence of atrial fibrillation in a geographically well-defined population in Northern Sweden: implications for anticoagulation prophylaxis
Journal of Internal Medicine, 08/17/2012
Andersson P et al. – Within this large Caucasian population, authors identified the highest community–based prevalence of atrial fibrillation (AF) to date. The prevalence was strongly associated with increasing age and male gender. Using CHA2DS2–VASc instead of CHADS2 widened the indication for oral anticoagulation (OAC) prophylactic therapy of AF in this population.
Methods- The study population was recruited from AURICULA, a Swedish national quality register for patients receiving anticoagulation treatment.
- All patients with the diagnosis AF in the catchment area are registered in AURICULA.
- Of the 65532 inhabitants in the catchment area, 1616 were diagnosed with AF (1200 cases were characterized as chronic AF).
- Thus, the overall prevalence of AF was 2.5%.
- The prevalence increased with age from 6.3% in patients over 55 years of age to 13.8% in those over 80 years.
- The prevalence was higher in men than in women in all age groups.
- Overall, 56.3% and 85.1% of the population were at high risk of stroke (≥2 points) according to CHADS2 and CHA2DS2–VASc, respectively.
- In addition, 26.9% had an increased bleeding risk according to HAS–BLED.