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Perhaps I'm being a little over-enthusiastic here, but seriously, its been a while since we all got together and as a result this weeks episode features even more gossip than usual, with contributions from Richard Evans (prolific TV composer and signed up member of the Peter Gabriel band), Mark Tinley - Duran Durans main man and sound artist, John Musgrave producer and engineer with tons of experience in the front line of pro studio work, Non Eric - the sage from Berlin who also runs his own German language podcasting site and more, and last but not least Dave Spiers from GForce plug-ins, fresh from the heady success of NAMM where they not only introduced the Virtual String Machine, but also UB versions of pretty much all their range too.
Topics include - NAMM stragglers and stuff that didnt get a mention, the history of the Amen drum break, The KLF - a great source of myths and stories, those Superbowl ads, Prince and a few more tales from the road, Vista - it's here! But what does it mean? Oh, and can we have our own plane to go to trade shows and more private jet type talk. Finally Digidesign's new Structure sampler plug-in for ProTools.
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"Every exit is an entry somewhere else." - Tom Stoppard
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Life has so many surprises, you'll never know what will happen next, you just have to be ready. What is life without problems? Is it really necessary to have a problem for us to grow up, to learn? In life, sometimes it's better to travel the path alone even for a short time — to think, to learn new things, to meet new people, and sometimes, for us to look back and talk to the people who we haven't talked to for a long time. But traveling alone does not mean leaving the people around you behind, you just need to learn new things alone, and to know all the answers to your questions. Is it necessary? NO, but it will help us to know ourselves more. You have to experiment to know the exact solution of your problem. Experiment, and at the end, you have to decide. Making a decision for yourself can have a huge impact in your life, it can be negative or positive. If it's negative, then stop, take a step back and look for something that you could still save, and if it's positive, then you've made the right decision in life. In making a decision in life, you should also know that you have to take a risk.
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Wasn't able to take a lot of photos during our annual summer getaway, it's either I was busy taking videos, or I was busy taking videos haha! Anyway, spent our weekend at the beach in Zambales, unfortunately, we were incomplete again, but definitely an event to be remembered!
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Nanny salaries on the rise again, despite tough economic times
The annual survey of nanny wages released today by Nannytax, the UK's leading payroll support service for employers of nannies, and Nursery World magazine, shows that nannies in London and the Home Counties have seen their salaries make a full recovery following last year's dip.
Central London daily nannies earned an average of £32,316 in 2009, while their live-in counterparts received £23,949. Nanny wages have often been seen as a barometer of the economy's health, so the new figures could reflect better times ahead for the UK.
Survey results of recent years have flagged up an imminent transformation of the nanny industry as a whole, and 2009 has been the year when we have seen this change begin in earnest. This is especially evident in the dramatic increase in the demand for nannyshares and part-time nannies. With the introduction of flexibility in the workplace, coupled with growing demands on the modern working family in the current economic climate, parents' childcare needs have changed drastically and nannies have had to adjust accordingly.
Andrew Myers, CEO of Nannytax says: "It is especially interesting to note that whilst salaries in London and the Home Counties are yet again in line with the record figures of 2007, this recovery has occurred in tandem with the greatest increase in nannysharing (and part-time employment) the industry has ever seen. What this means in practice is that nannies who are willing to be flexible and work for more than one employer can expect to earn a good salary, and parents who team up with other families now have access to top-quality childcare that won't cost the earth."
That the industry is undergoing a metamorphosis of sorts is also evident elsewhere. Despite growing frustration with the government's lack of commitment to middle income families, as seen in the Ofsted register, which remains a voluntary option for nannies (it is mandatory for all other childcare providers), the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) which will only require some nannies to be registered, and the threat to scrap Childcare Vouchers; nannies appear resolute in their commitment to be perceived as professional childcare providers. We can report that 45 per cent of nannies are now registered with Ofsted, up by almost one fifth on last year and 44 per cent of nannies now have public liability insurance, a figure that has also soared since last year.
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What's missing from this conversation is an examination of what we in Portland are doing vs what police bureaus in other cities are doing. How do the rates of fatal police shootings in Portland compare to other cities with similar demographics to Portland? This is in no way to imply that each and every individual fatal police shooting isn't something to investigate and be concerned about - it is. But we clearly aren't the first city who's police officers are interacting with citizens with mental illness, dealing with racial profiling, and "working" with the homeless...
Frankly, I'm horrified and angry about the fact that we keep focusing on the small details - specifics about each case, time, weapons, who said what, tazer politics, etc. - and completely ignoring the bigger picture. How are these cases all connected??? What kind of additional trainings to our police officers need to prevent them from feeling that lethal force is the right way 'handle' people in our community who are non-white, mentally ill, and/or homeless. The fact that the populations that the victims continually involved in these shootings by in large represent the most marginalized people in our community needs to be addressed.
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(This summary reflects changes adopted in October 1999)
Name and address Our name is the Downtown Swim Club (DSC), and mailing address is:
P.O. Box 001
552 Church Street
Toronto, ON
Club mission statement
Maximize the accessibility of DSC activities - in terms of pool location, practice times, number of practices and affordability.
Provide a balanced program, appealing equally to:
men and women
recreational, fitness and competitive swimmers, and providing both exercise and social activities.
For those interested in masters swim meets, provide an environment fostering improved competitive skills.
Provide a positive gay and lesbian environment.
To summarize the club's mission, our purpose is to provide fun, fitness and friendship through swimming.
Therefore, our club activities are:
coach-led structured swim practices with interval training, usually 3 times per week, using Toronto area pools on a permit basis
special swim events (such as fund raising swim-a-thons or attending/sponsoring Masters swim meets)
social activities (for example: picnics, bicycle trips, parties)
All regulations set by the pool owner (e.g. City of Toronto Parks & Recreation, Toronto Board of Education) and by Masters Swimming Ontario are to be observed during all practices, in particular:
no one allowed in the water unless lifeguard on the pool deck
no diving in shallow end
no diving off the diving board
Activities of DSC shall be governed by these bylaws, and additionally by detailed operating procedures.
DSC is registered with Masters Swimming Ontario (which is affiliated via Canada's national Masters Swim association, with FINA) as a masters swim club, and is also a member of International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics (IGLA).
The club was formed to provide a low cost swim club for lesbians and gay men; however, membership is open to anyone who can demonstrate basic ability to swim (i.e. able to swim at least four lengths of the pool continuously) and feels positive about, and is supportive of gay people.
Our club is entirely self-funding, and so membership fees provide the club's major source of income. The fee schedule has been established to ensure affordability, and flexibility.
The portion of the membership fee paid to MSO provides liability and accident insurance coverage through Swim Ontario, and permits swimmers to enter Masters' swim competitions. Fees also pay other club expenses such as coaching, lifeguard, etc.
No one will be excluded membership if payment of fees would cause undue financial hardship; individuals who are unable to pay the full amount should discuss their situation with the membership co-ordinator, on a confidential basis.
trial period
Assuming club membership is not at the maximum, prospective new members are allowed to swim for the first few times for a nominal fee, on a trial basis. Swimmers must become a member of the club after this trial period by paying a full membership fee. The trial period cannot be extended, since all swimmers must be covered by MSO liability insurance.
general DSC is a non-profit non-incorporated organization. Its operations are co-ordinated by a volunteer executive committee. Any paid up club member is eligible to be elected to one of the following executive positions. Elections are held at the annual general meeting.
These volunteer, non-paid positions are held for one year; executives can be re-elected (to the same or different position) in subsequent years.
If an executive position becomes vacant during the year, a replacement can be appointed for the duration of year, by approval of the executive committee.
executive positions / typical duties
co-chair (2 persons, gender parity preferable. It is preferable that at least one of the co-chairs has served as a member of the DSC executive committee from a prior year.):
chairs executive and general meetings as required; initiates action to address requests/complaints; provides overall direction to the club
treasurer: deposits/disburses all funds; maintains financial records and reports current financial status at executive and general meetings
secretary: prepares meeting minutes; answers correspondence
membership: ensures waivers signed by new members, collects payment from members; maintains current membership list
meet-participation co-ordinator: encourages and co-ordinates participation at local and out of town Masters and IGLA swim meets.
social co-ordinator: organizes social events
special committees may be formed as required to carry out activities or to make recommendations to the executive committee (e.g. newsletter, promotion, swim meet, swim-a-thon, swimsuit selection, coach search)
Paid positions
coach(es): prepares and conducts swim workout (may also act as lifeguard)
For membership fees and accounting purposes, our year end is September 30th.
Membership fees will be set at an amount which will pay for all normal annual operational expenses of the club.
In preparing and managing its annual budget, the club will strive to maintain a financial reserve (i.e. an accumulated surplus equal to 50% of projected annual membership income), to provide funds in case of sudden, large, unanticipated expenses.
All funds dispensed or collected for any DSC sponsored activity (e.g. membership fees, swim meet, merchandise sales, fund-raising events) shall be managed by the treasurer. Incoming funds shall be given promptly to the treasurer for safekeeping and accounting purposes. All such incomes should be made payable solely to DSC.
Small, routine expenditures are made following discussion of the co-chair and treasurer. Prior discussion and approval of the executive committee and/or vote by full membership is required for major or possibly contentious expenditures, or amounts exceeding previously approved budget. Signing authority is any one of the Treasurer, or the two Co-Chairs, however two signatures are required for amounts exceeding $CDN 500.
Any fund-raising event or sponsorship using the DSC name or benefiting any DSC activity must be approved by the DSC executive prior to any advertising or commitment to participate in this fund-raising activity.
DSC fund-raising events are limited to:
benefiting Canadian lesbian, gay or lesbian/gay-friendly charities, or
defraying the cost of an event(s) that raises DSC's profile in the lesbian/gay and swim communities.
Upon dissolution, the net assets of the DSC will not be transferred or passed on for the benefit of any private individual or corporation, but will be distributed in respect of G) i) as approved by the executive of the DSC and its membership.
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41 Ocean Club is a new private Members Only Club tucked away in the rear courtyard in Santa Monica. Co-developed by Jeremy Umland and Max Russo, the Club aims to provide an intimate environment for like-minded individuals on the Westside.
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Transporting members back to the golden era of Old Hollywood, the Club is outfitted with unique Californian design features including vintage furniture and fixtures, plastered walls, wood-beamed ceilings and archways.
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We are thrilled to bring a true California dining experience to 41 Ocean, including a beverage program that will combine classic California club cocktails with ingredients and techniques of today's craft cocktail movement.


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Fort Drum gets funding for construction projects
Some of the money will go toward new projects and some will go toward expansion of existing facilities. But overall, the award enables the continuing expansion of the Army Base. Joanna Richards reports from Watertown.
The projects include new ammunition storage facilities, a doubling of the seating capacity in the chapel sanctuary, a new outpatient health clinic, an addition to a dental clinic and more parking space for helicopters. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand announced the funding would create about 340 construction jobs.
James Corriveau is director of public works on Fort Drum. He says the funding for the new clinic and the addition to the dental clinic will help fill existing needs for more health care providers on the installation. The ammunition storage facilities – four new bunkers – anticipate a growing population on Fort Drum as soldiers return from deployments.
"And those are great facilities to support the training of the 10th Mountain Division. As more units are going to be coming home and staying home longer in the years ahead as the war winds down, they'll be training more here at Fort Drum, using more training ammunition, and so the need for storage and issue capacity has gone up," Corriveau said.
Corriveau says construction of the projects will take between 12 and 18 months and can begin once Congress appropriates the money. He hopes ground can be broken in the spring.
It's always exciting to see the investment in Fort Drum and its future," Corriveau said. "We've been building a lot here, about a billion and a half over the last 10 years, since 9/11. These projects are relatively modest in comparison. But that's a lot of work, and every bit helps and year after year we keep adding to the physical plant here and revitalizing it and expanding it, and that all speaks to the enduring capacity and capability of Fort Drum."


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What do the four images above have in common? Well, not a whole lot (unless one of you intrepid readers can link them), except that they are part of our third installment of The Hero Complex Quiz! , our pop-culture quiz with the fanboy tilt. We got great response to The Hero Complex Quiz No. 1 and The Hero Complex Quiz No. 2, but this is the best one yet. So — are you a hero or a henchman?
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I want to apologize for stumbling across an article and actually reading it on The Hero Complex. I realize now that THC is meant for "fanboys" so to speak. I am not a boy or even a man. I apologize for intruding on your man-space and I promise I will never, ever read anything here again.
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A U.S. Senate panel voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to send weapons to rebels fighting Syria's government, but it was not clear who would get the arms even if the bill succeeds, as Washington struggles to deal with its response to the conflict.
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In the wake of the tornado which cut through Moore, Okla., on Monday, it's worth remembering, for a moment, how wrong things went after Hurricane Andrew.
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Former Rep. Ron Paul of Texas called the recent IRS fiasco troubling - but writes that the only way Congress can protect the freedoms of Americans from a long pattern of suspected IRS abuse is to "shutter the doors" of the agency "once and for all." The longtime GOP congressman writes that IRS agents in the 1930s were essentially "hit squads" ... (more)
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Given last week's revelation that the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, it's worth recalling President Obama's Ohio State University commencement address.
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Given last week's revelation that the IRS targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, it's worth recalling President Obama's Ohio State University commencement address.
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A senior adviser to President Obama mounted a combative defense of the administration on Sunday, saying that the controversies enveloping the White House were the result of Republican lawmakers trying to "drag Washington into a swamp of partisan fishing expeditions, trumped-up hearings and false allegations." The remarks came from Dan Pfeiffer, a ... (more)
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Comparison between Discount Dental Plan and Dental Insurance
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Get Supplemental Dental Insurance
Do you have health insurance? Hopefully, you do because of the strong importance of it. Without insurance coverage, medical needs will cost you dearly. When you think of health insurance, you probably think of doctor visits, surgical procedures, etc., but there is more to be covered.
One such thing is your teeth. You need your teeth to be healthy if you want to keep them for a long time. You should brush and floss everyday, but you should also have periodic visits at the dentist for a cleaning. Sometimes you really can't avoid the dentist if you need work done such as filling a cavity or doing a root canal.
Dental work can also be expensive. If you pay for it all yourself out of pocket, it will add up fast and some people just can't afford it. Often on health insurance plans, the dental insurance coverage is just not enough. This will require you to get some sort of supplemental dental insurance.
Check with your current health insurance provider to see what they offer as far as dental insurance. If you are covered by your employer's benefit package and your dental coverage is lacking, you will need to find a company that offers supplemental coverage for what you need at an affordable price. Shop around for good coverage but make sure you are not spending so much that you might as well pay for the work out of pocket. In that case, it wouldn't be worth it. This type of supplement is also very beneficial for those who are covering a family.
Basic dental insurance guide
Dental insurance normally provides coverage for your routine and non routine visit to a dentist. It is an effective way to help protect to your teeth from major treatment. Dental insurance plan can be received via agents and companies for individuals as well as families. In most of the dental insurance policy, it should covers cleanings, fillings and crowns, emergency tooth replacements, non-cosmetic oral surgeries and x-rays.
However, you should evaluate the plan offered and determine what dental policy is able to fulfil your requirements. With that said, you have to ask yourself with the question as below:
1. Do you hold the right to choose your desired dentist?
2. Is the dentists provided in the insurance plan give you the best treatment rate?
3. What is being covered under the policy?
4. Is the dentist provided in the plan available in your area?
What is the percentage out of the dental treatment cost that you have to pay?
Some of the employers will provide their employees with dental insurance coverage but employers have rights to place restrictions on dental services covered in the plan. They will normally only allow the employees to visit only the dentists that are participating in the group dental insurance plan. Some dentists prefer PPO because in this plan insurer pays at least 80% on most claims. People can get 100% repayment for routine dental visits whereas major surgeries and cosmetic procedures may reimburse 50% to the dentist. Some other common type of dental insurance is HMO, but this type of policy is less favourable because dentist in this network charged higher treatment cost compare to PPO network.
Premium of dental insurance can be as low as $ 100 per year but choosing the right plan is the most important part.
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Texas Targets, Players Of Interest At The Opening
A look at some current and former Texas targets at The Opening. What's the latest with prospects like Marcell Harris, Mike Mitchell, Torrodney Prevot, and others?
A look at some current and former Texas targets at The Opening. What's the latest with prospects like Marcell Harris, Mike Mitchell, Torrodney Prevot, and others?
The Texas Longhorns could easily find themselves without a defensive end in the 2013 class. Should Texas get pro-active and offer 2013 Plano Prestonwood Christian defensive end/linebacker Mike Mitchell.
Like Texas Longhorns news about how 2013 commits and targets fared at the Elite 11 and NFTC events this weekend in the form of a mountainous amount of information? Then this post is for you.
Like the first Texas Junior Day this season, the second event failed to produce any commitments for the Longhorns. But how many offers even went out and what's the strategy for the staff moving forward?
A look at every 2013 prospect who will attend the second Junior Day hosted by the Texas Longhorns this weekend, as well as those who won't be in attendance. Also included are overall thoughts on how this JD2 will be different from those in the past.
A look at the needs and numbers on the defensive side of the ball for the 2013 Texas recruiting class. Who will be on campus and who will receive offers?
Immediately after the 2012 class signs, Texas will start focusing heavily on the 2013 class, leading off with the first Junior Day of the year in mid-February. So who currently has an invite and will make the trip to Austin?
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Vince-I have a problem for you. My studio is in the same room as my indoor pool.
The room is 60'x26'x10' high. There are 3 8'x8'sliders and 6 other windows 2'x3'.The ventilation for the room is currently two restaurant/industrial size fans. One is in the attic and operates automatically when the humidity gets too high. The other is manually operated and I always have it running when I am working. This fan is mounted about 6' up in the center of the 26' wall. I work in one of the corners nearest the fan and am facing it. This fan exhausts all of the air in the room in 5-10 minutes. (The room is heated and if the fan is on in the winter, the room is quickly cold) I work approximately 8 hours a week for six months of the year. I am away from my studio for the other 6 months. Do you think I need additional ventilation and if so, what? Thanks Joan


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By Ray Robinson
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Even if you were naughty all year long, if you attended the 15th Annual Dave Koz Christmas show last Thursday at the Palace Theatre you were treated to a spectacular show that was full of joy and some sparkling sounds of the season.
As usual, Koz always brings along a boatload of friends to help make the season brighter. Riding along in the jazzy sleigh with Koz this year was the funkiest drummer/percussionist ever born, Sheila E., master pianist David Benoit and newcomer Javier Colon, winner from The Voice television competition.
The magical evening had Koz and friends spinning straw into gold as they toyed around with the same old Christmas songs that have accompanied Christmas ever since Santa appeared on the scene. This year though they all took on a life of their own.
The songs were electrified times ten though, as this band of gypsies gave it all that they had and that was enough to set the mood for a solid set of holiday cheer. The concert offered the opportunity for each unique artist on the roster to do a solo set and then to stand side-by-side with a crew of other musical heavy-weighs.
"Little Drummer Boy", "The Christmas Song" "Silent Night", and all of the tunes that heighten our spirits during this special time of year rang out from the halls of the Palace and spilled out into the streets.
As concertgoers departed from the edifice, it seemed as though the mood was a bit more pleasant as hugs and goodbyes lasted longer than normal. Yes, it has always been said that music has a way of bring folks together and so does Dave Koz and his family of funky musicians.


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Just because it's winter doesn't mean you have to settle for a boring ol' monochrome bag. Don't get me wrong, I love my shades of grey and black, but every now and then I feel like my outfit needs a burst of color. I live in Seattle and everyone wears black, grey and brown during this time of the season, and what better accessory than a color popping handbag.
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Aww Caribbean blue. Without a doubt this a statement piece and would bring life to even the dullest outfit. Pictured above is the 'micro' which retails for $790. Few more inches all around and the price bumps up to $1090.
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A sunshine yellow clutch isn't for everyone.. especially during the winter season. You have to either be lucky enough to either live in some tropical destination where it's 70*+ degrees year-round or just got the right outfit to pull of this clutch.
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Arguing against loosening sanctions against Cuba last year, DeLay warned that Fidel Castro "will take the money. Every dime that finds its way into Cuba first finds its way into Fidel Castro's blood-thirsty hands.... American consumers will get their fine cigars and their cheap sugar, but at the cost of our national honor."
DeLay has long been one of Congress' most vocal critics of what he calls Castro's "thugocracy," which is why some sharp-eyed TIME readers were surprised last week to see a photo of the Majority Leader smoking one of Cuba's besta Hoyo de Monterrey double corona, which generally costs about $25 when purchased overseas and is not available in this country. The cigar's label clearly states that it was made in "Habana." The photo was taken in Jerusalem on July 28, 2003, during a meeting between DeLay and the Republican Jewish Coalition at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem.
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The limitations of modern science, aka "scientism"Posted April 28, 2011 by Fallensoul in Open |
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The English word "science" derives from the Latin scientia, which means "knowledge." Scientists are supposed to be on a lifelong search for knowledge and truth, regardless of where that search eventually leads. Science is based on an observation of the facts, and is directed at finding patterns of order in the observed data. To suggest that knowledge can be acquired solely on the basis of naturalism, and that empirical observation is the "court of ultimate appeal," is to err. Such an attitude ignores other numerous, significant avenues of human endeavor, as well as additional means of coming to knowledge and truth. It also misuses and abuses the scientific method which, as great as it is, never was intended to be a panacea. Check out this article: "The Limitations of Science and Its Method."
dustproduction Mar 15, 2013
Question: Why is the Dalai Lama including science into the monastic teaching?
http://www.youtube.com/dalailama -
telephoenician Mar 10, 2013
Makes one consider the idea that mayhaps "sciencism" does exist, especially as the good folks at TEDx are discussing censorship of Mr Sheldrake's presentation.
I listened and thought his comments were spot on - only my studies in Philosophy of Science did suggest that science was only to've been modelling and that the rules we're to use to model the universe are only good for this place and time, and apt to change - eg: Nature abhors a vacuum, then there's outer space...
Perhaps we'll discover the Universal Constant when our consciousness reaches universal magnitude.
dustproduction Mar 08, 2013
There is a great debate raging at TED regarding a Rupert Sheldrake TEDx talk.
http://www.ted.com/conversations/16894/rupert_sheldrake_s_tedx_talk.html -
dustproduction Jan 12, 2013
This was just posted by IONS. I like the fact that it incorporates the ideas of complexity and network theory, physics, and the soft sciences of psychology and social psychology, and demonstrates how they act as a foundation for the noetic sciences.
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mrmathew1963 Jan 11, 2013
G'day Fallensoul
This again comes to the point that science only uses the five senses to make deductive reasoning's while spirituality uses the sixth sense as well but of course this has its down sides in trying to use both methods at the same time to reach a deductive resolution, once you mix the five senses which are emotionally driven with the sixth senses it's logical to think you might come up with the wrong deduction which has happened so much through past spiritual ideologies.
Using one or the other obviously gives us a better deductive resolution processes to evaluate our environment & ourselves, it's when we find the key that will allows us to use both methods that will propel us on into a different conscious awareness.
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Fallensoul Jan 11, 2013
dustproduction: Very nice post. Thank you. I do apologize for asserting the truth matter-of-factly, perhaps I should preface everything I say with, "According to my little perception of vedic wisdom..."
Now here is the point: Both these statements are the root cause of the scientism consciousness, which I'm challenging:
1) Science relies on being able to duplicate findings. This is an objective framework.
It should be clarified that science aims as far as possible to be objective, although it cannot be fully objective. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Objectivity_(science). Besides this the problem we face today is that while science may aim as far as possible to be objective, our modern scientific community, particularly certain prominent scientists use science as a tool for propagating scientism. Darwinian theory of evolution is one of the main tools. Because modern science has enjoyed its greatest success in the sphere of applied technology and the advancement of materialistic culture, the materialists have said, "Look. Just see what success you can have by concentrating on matter and excluding these old spiritual ideas." So materialists have used science to support their materialistic world view, although science per se doesn't support such a worldview.
In fact noetic.org is swimming against the materialistic current in performing scientific research in areas that show that science doesn't support such a materialistic view, but rather shows support for spiritual ideas that have been spoken of thousands of years ago. Using the same objective science we speak so highly off. So one point is that theres nothing wrong with good science in assisting us in determining reality. But we should appreciate its limits and bias in understanding reality. I have expanded this idea in a thread entitled The Psientific Method!
2) Spirituality depends on an individuals sense of perception, on a subjective experience, that cannot be verified, or falsified.
According to the vedic knowledge, vedic spirituality or vedic science can be verified and falsified in the same way as modern science works. Its expanded in another thread entitled Bhakti Yoga: Verifiable Spirituality.We are discussing science in general. We are interested in the absolute objective truth as far as we can and not relative truths. I didn't make that 'common-knowledge' post so no comment on that.
In summary, these two assumptions are the greatest barriers to expanding one's consciousness and appreciating reality.
dustproduction Jan 07, 2013
Re: "Unfortunately what you say here is false."George Lakoff teaches a valuable lesson about linguistics and framing: it is not that the statements are false, rather it is that they are being perceived as being false. Let's suggest that the statements can be both, true and false, depending on ones perceptions. The question then becomes whether the conversation is a debate or a dialogue.
Re: "The results of the scientific method is dependent on the performers sense perception."
Science relies on being able to duplicate findings. This is an objective framework. Doesn't spirituality depend on an individuals sense of perception, on a subjective experience, one that cannot be verified, or falsified?
Re: terms such as "a truer reality -- closest to the truth.
Is truth and reality subjective or objective? While one might concede to an objective absolute truth or reality, it is arguable whether humans can know them, or whether our subjectivity limits us to perspective of a truth, of a reality.
Re: "I think your experience of spirituality/religion is a bit naive."
Perhaps "spirituality/ religion" as it is understood in the frame work of "common knowledge" is nave as well. What is under discussion here needs to be more clearly defined; are we discussing science in general or the perception of science as it is understood by more people, in the arena of common knowledge, are we discussion spirituality/religion in general, or the Verdic spirituality?
The link provided, and the topic question are the boundaries of the discussion, in my limited perception.Finally, it seems that many here adhere to a single coherence, rather than a multi-coherence. This results in statements such as, "Unfortunately it may be too late to appreciate this truth, having become a disciple of the scientism gospel." This smacks of an egotism, a form of "I know the truth an you don't." Is this the point?
Fallensoul Jan 07, 2013
dustproduction: Unfortunately what you say here is false.
"It needs to be restated as frequently that spirituality is little more than a belief system...The scientific method involves asking a question, gathering information, forming a hypothesis, and designing and conducting experimentation from multiple trials that will support conclusions. Spirituality cannot submit to this to this process."
I think your experience of spirituality/religion is a bit naive. Vedic Spirituality can and does submit to this process, unfortunately you havent been to perform the experiments to see the results for yourself.
The other problem is what's stated in this thread. The results of the scientific method is dependent on the performers sense perception. The problem with this is that if one's senses are limited -- which they are, one cannot claim to have a complete picture of reality. However by performing the bhakti experiment, i.e controlling the senses and focusing ones consciousness on the Supreme consciousness, ones senses become enhanced, and that person's scientific method experiments reveals a truer reality -- closest to the truth.
It is unfortunate that modern scientists due to over use in sense enjoyment have developed very dull material senses, and due to this limitation, their outlook in life excludes the very real spiritual reality. So in essence we may agree that the scientific method is useful in establishing the truth of both material and spiritual realities, but the performer of the experiments has to be qualified, with enhanced senses to get the full benefit of the scientific method. Unfortunately it may be too late to appreciate this truth, having become a disciple of the scientism gospel.
dustproduction Jan 05, 2013
While "common knowledge" might understand the decision-making self to be a soul/spirit, this argument quickly finds its limits when the brain becomes altered or damaged in some fashion, demonstrating the material nature of mind. A severed corpus callosum causes the right half of the brain to argue with the left half. Which is the self? Clearly mind is an emergent property of brain.
Syamsu Jan 03, 2013
The main thing is for science not to interfere with the common knowledge of people, the broad outlines of the logic people use in their daily lives, the knowledge with which they love their family and friends, the logic people use when they talk in terms of choosing.
The logic of free will has two main parts, the agency which does the choosing, and the alternatives which are chosen. These two parts are wholy different from each other, the agency is called spiritual, what is chosen is called material. Together with these dual substances come dual ways of reaching a conclusion, subjectivity and objectivity. You have to choose to identify what is in the spiritual domain, resulting in opinions (subjectivity). You have to measure to find out what is in the material domain, resulting in facts (objectivity).
So then love, hate, God and so on are in the spiritual domain, and rocks, planets, fantasy figures are in the material domain. This makes for a clean distinction between science and religion.
dustproduction Dec 29, 2012
The question of science vs spirituality resurfaces here in the discussions time and time again. It needs to be restated as frequently that spirituality is little more than a belief system. Aspect of the limitations of which are sum up very nicely in this George Lakoff talk:
http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/Do-Persons-have-Souls-George-Lakoff-/1525Ww might ask, "What causes belief in religions?
http://www.closertotruth.com/video-profile/What-Causes-Religious-Belief-Thalia-Wheatley-/1842If one were to suggest that science is also a set of beliefs as well the argument is still over whether spirituality seeks to falsify itself in the ways science does. The scientific method involves asking a question, gathering information, forming a hypothesis, and designing and conducting experimentation from multiple trials that will support conclusions. Spirituality cannot submit to this to this process.
IONS seeks to find evidence at the edges of spirituality in the hope that it will legitimize the beliefs in a variety of PSI issues, but in many of these discussions, such as this one, even these attempts are discounted because they employ science.
Re: "Bigotry In Science."
This requires the admission of a "Bigotry of Religion." I am happy to forego both providing there is an alternative, but there isn't. And as such we remain in a discussion of science, albeit noetic science.http://www.closertotruth.com/topic/Why-Science-and-Religion-Think-Differently/134
Theoldman Aug 28, 2011
No two things anywhere in the known universe are alike (same or identical) be it on the cosmic level or on the micro level. No two events or actions are alike anywhere. The only exception to the last two phrases is that everything on all levels share one thing in common - everything changes always. Therein lies a singular and universal truth -the only constant is change - which defines the paradox of creation and the source power of our existence. If you can see the universe or even perceive seeing it in it's entirety you immediately step into another realm - outside the confines of the observer. Science separates the observer, limits our reality through measures of causality much the same way religion tend their flock, or the coveted elitist in their limited addiction to their perceptions of wealth and power. All forms of control (religious, scientific, government or corporate/elitism) in a constantly changing universe, are more an expression of ignorance than wisdom and is more on par with the definition of cultism, on many levels in our world. Necessity has always been the progenitor of creation - we need to decide was is necessary in our world in order for us all to survive.
Fallensoul Aug 28, 2011
cprize May 04, 2011
Scientism without using what the Creator provides is filled with errors and omissions, and at times sounds ever so much like the braying of an ass. On the other hand those who use their dreams and visions like Einstein, Edison, Darwin, Franklin, Bell, Tesla and scores of others are leaders in science because they used their dreams. The Periodic Table of Elements, the benzine ring, the double helix of DNA were first found via dreams. So what scientific creation would you like to be remembered for? Or would you prefer it in music, art, literature or other social creations?
EthanT May 02, 2011
I posted this elsewhere, thought it might be valid here
Well, first I agree. Science has become very important in society, particularly the West. So, I think religion and science need to try and "get along" better.
But, I personally find science to be the modern day myth that Western man uses. In saying that, I am defining myth as: an image that man forms, which enables him to get on in the world.
Actually, in many ways the mainstream scientifc community can act like a fundamental exoteric stream of a religion, in the following ways
(1) Appeal to Scripture (If it ain't in The Physical Review Letters and hasn't been under peer review, it's suspect)
(2) Sole Owner of The Truth (Religion is fantasy, psychology is not a science, empirical evidence subject to critical scientific analysis is the only path to truth)
(3) Intolerance Of Others Views (don't even bring up something not within the mainstream thought, or you're scoffed at, and it will be claimed the topic is unworthy of scientific investigation)
(4) Hypocrisy (it's okay to talk about String Theory for the past 40 years, even though NO supporting evidence has yet been found. And, the theory is admired. Reincarnaion, NDEs, psychic ability, etc are considered ridiculous though)
(5) The In Group (Relates to #3)
(6) Idol Worship (With modern day idol worship being wrapped around a concept. Humans have a tendency to get wrapped up on concepts of God and not being able to get past them. As Meister Eckhart says, "The ultmiate leavetaking is the leaving of God for God". Scientists get hung up on paradigms - reductionism, materialism - and, often, cannot see past them. But, just as religious folk hold their concepts of God precious, so to do scientists hold their paradigms as precious, and often both do so unconsciously)
(7) Dogmatic (In religion, follow these rules, or laws. In science, follow the scientific method to the letter, or it's not real science. Think this way, and don't think about other non-sense)
Anyhow, I could probably go on all day long, but you get the point.
Man can't help but to act "mythically", or even ritualistically, in thought. When you suppress and ignore- via a materialistic worldview - the deep psychic aspects of your myth, it can have negative manifestations. But, ultimately, the same human, or group, behaviors are still there.
So, science may look a lot different and maybe they did throw out all those "superstitious thoughts and deities", but the same underlying needs and behaviors are still there.
This isn't to put down science (or any religion, for that matter!). It 's just interesting to note.
RedDog May 02, 2011
It is one of those important, yet simple points all enlightened individuals must face. Is Science the true path to knowledge, or can Truth be found with science?
I say NO. Science is a tool within this reality and is part of the deception.
We live in duality, or a dual world. A world of Black and White. True and False. One's and Zero's. Science has a foundation in both
and is thus divided.I was pondering this idea while watching a recent popular movie seqel to an old popular movie: Tron.
Reframe your comment about..."Science is based on an observation of facts, and is directed at finding patterns of order in the observed data."
within the "Grid" or simulation that Tron and Clue exist. Without users, is it possible for these sophisticated programs to find any real truth using those tools created within the Grid?When the power is turned off what remains?
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The rift I'm finding between myself and most moms, is not only depressing, but anger-inducing. It makes feel like holing myself up in my house and never trusting anyone. Yep. Just like Fox Moulder.
Lets say I meet a mom at the park and she finds out I'm still nursing my toddler. Instead of what I want to see, a smile or maybe even an encouraging word, I get a face full of shock and sometimes… disgust. This also happens when I talk about breastfeeding online. I end up "offending" someone. Or "pushing" my beliefs down their throats. All because I merely mentioned instead of switching formulas, have they considered donated breastmilk? Are you offended by this statement?
I made the choice to do what many MANY healthcare professionals, scientists, nutritionists, midwives etc. recommend as THE BEST THING you could do for your child. Breastfeeding for at least 6 months. Now the WHO and American Academy of Pediatrics says for more then a year is EVEN BETTER. Am I getting support for making such a choice for my child? Nope. I'm getting drama. I'm getting accused of being "preachy". I was even told recently to "stop talking about it" by several family members when I brought the subject up. I then felt uncomfortable nursing my baby around these people. Is that right?
I wonder if it works the same way for moms who bottle feed? Can they break those bottles out any time and not be bothered? I've never heard anyone say "oh you should be nursing that child!", have you? You'd never be approached in a Paul Frank retail store to "put away the bottle, it's disturbing the customers", would you?
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Zach Filzen Named MAC East Player of the Week
BUFFALO, NY - Thanks to a red-hot shooting effort for the team's two games in the week, senior guard Zach Filzen was named the Mid-American Conference's East Division Player of the Week on Monday. It is the first weekly conference honor of his career.
Filzen averaged 25 points in the Bulls two games on the week. The senior guard scored 24 points, including six three-pointers in Buffalo's convincing 84-55 win at Dayton on Wednesday. He helped the Bulls hand the Flyers their largest home loss in 16 years and give the Bulls their largest road victory since 1987. Against St. Bonaventure on Saturday, Filzen scored a season-high 26 points and added five rebounds and an assist. UB's sharpshooter was red hot from beyond the arc, knocking down 6-of-8 three-point attempts. For the week, Filzen was 12-of-19 from downtown.
Thanks in part to his big week, Filzen now leads the team with 17 points per game and is currently hitting 46.2 percent of his three point attempts. He also is averaging 3.5 rebounds per game.
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Artist-in-Residence: Kenny Rogers
Thursday, May 10, 2012 : 7:00pm
Artist-in-Residence: Kenny Rogers
Artist in Residence
May 10, 2012
Kenny Rogers illustrated the vastness of his catalog of well-known hits by presenting a markedly different set of songs for the second of two consecutive nights of concerts at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
As the museum's 2012 artist-in-residence, Rogers was given carte blanche to curate his own shows, both of which sold out quickly. Free to do whatever he found most pleasing, or challenging, Rogers chose to survey his fifty-year-plus career by performing two dissimilar concerts, complete with his regular seven-piece band. Even the two surprise guests were different for both nights.
Rogers noted that performing for such an intimate audience-the museum's Ford Theater has 213 seats-had him "stepping outside his comfort zone." Instead of following his usual concert format, Rogers featured several songs he rarely if ever performs these days, giving each two-hour show a rarefied air.
"I'm blessed to have a long list of songs I've recorded over the years," Rogers said near the beginning of the evening. "This has given me a chance to do a few I don't usually get to do."
Performing more than forty songs over two nights, Rogers only repeated a handful of classics, making each show unique. He knew each crowd would want to hear such highlights as "The Gambler," "Lucille," "Lady," and "Islands in the Stream"; past that, he treated fans by reaching back to songs from early in his career, such as the jazz standard "Walking My Baby Back Home," and First Edition's great "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town," written by Country Music Hall of Fame member Mel Tillis, and originally released as a single in 1969.
"I'm going to give you a personal guarantee: Before the night is over, I promise you I'm going to screw up a song," Rogers said in introducing "Morning Desire," a 1985 #1 written by Dave Loggins that isn't a part of his concert repertoire these days. For that song, and the 1986 hit "Twenty Years Ago," another rarity, Rogers pulled out lyric sheets, but only occasionally glanced at them. He never miffed a line.
To get over his anxiety, the 73-year-old legend approached each show as if performing for friends in his living room. He had his crew lightly turn up the crowd lights, so he could see people's faces, and he sat on a stool just a few feet from the first row. "I do sit down in my living room," he joked.
He talked about his career, and the coincidental nature of fame, spinning revealing stories buoyed by humor, gratitude, and emotion. He introduced many of his hits with a story about how he found it or why he chose to record it.
The special guests were both integral to his career, but for entirely different reasons. The two-pop star Kim Carnes and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member Don Schlitz-emphasized the broad parameters of Rogers's musical journey and his willingness to take chances that often boosted the profiles of other artists.
Schlitz provided Rogers with what may be his best-known classic, "The Gambler," which gave the singer a Grammy and served as the basis for a made-for-TV movie series that encompassed five films in all. "The Gambler" also was the first hit for Schlitz as a songwriter-a majestic introduction for an off-beat guy who evolved into one of his generation's most successful composers. More than twenty years after Schlitz's first hit, Rogers came back to him for another memorable song, "The Greatest," a heart-tugging tale of a young boy and his dreams of baseball stardom, which Schlitz performed with Rogers for the Ford Theater crowd.
"This guy has written so many hits," Rogers said of Schlitz. "I'm just sick I didn't get them all." Schlitz, for his part, added, "This person kicked the door in for me, and everything I got to do after that was because of what he did. You gave me the chance to write whatever the heck I liked for the rest of my life, and I'm incredibly grateful."
Carnes, a one-time Los Angeles resident who now resides in Nashville, shared Rogers's background as a raspy-voiced pop singer with a knack for story songs. The two first became musical partners as members of the New Christy Minstrels, a well-known folk group that Rogers joined in 1966 after moving to L.A. from his hometown of Houston.
In 1980, Rogers reunited with Carnes. He had just conquered country music with an astounding streak; in the previous three years, he had released nine #1 hits, among them "Coward of the County," with which he opened Thursday night's concert. That year, Rogers presented Carnes and her husband, Dave Ellingson (another member of the New Christy Minstrels), with a proposition: He asked them to write a complete album about a modern-day cowboy. That album, Gideon, included "Don't Fall in Love with a Dreamer," a duet with Carnes that reached #3 on the country charts and #4 on the pop charts. The two got a standing ovation for their rousing performance of it Thursday night.
"Don't Fall in Love with a Dreamer" was Carnes's biggest hit up until then. It set her up for the success of her best-known song, the Grammy-winning "Bette Davis Eyes," which shot to #1 on the pop charts the year after her Rogers duet. In 1984, Rogers and Carnes, along with R&B singer James Ingram, scored another pop hit together with "What About Me."
That dichotomy of recognizing talent in an unknown songwriter and in a veteran pop singer underscores Rogers's ability to relate to songs that work in multiple formats, which helped make him an international star of rare magnitude. Museum director Kyle Young, in introducing Rogers, addressed this aspect of the singer's success, describing Rogers as "a renaissance man who has made an indelible mark on popular culture, at home and abroad. . . . His familiarity with a broad spectrum of pop music would continue to inform his song selection and arrangements and make him the master of crossover hits and one of America's most successful artists."
As with any Rogers show, the set leaned heavily on romantic songs. Of the many he performed, three are newly included in his shows, and he did them as a medley: "Share Your Love with Me," "Crazy," and "I Don't Need You." Two were #1 hits, the other a Top Five-indicating that his catalog is so deep and rich that he has top hits he can't fit into a two-hour concert. Indeed, even across four hours and two nights, there remained famous Rogers songs he didn't have time to perform.
At the conclusion of his last artist-in-residence concert, Rogers said, "What a special two nights this has been for me, to be here and to be a part of all this. I don't get this chance very often, to play for you guys like this. It has truly been a thrill."
Rogers is the museum's tenth artist-in-residence. He joins an esteemed list that includes Cowboy Jack Clement, Earl Scruggs, Tom T. Hall, Guy Clark, Kris Kristofferson, Jerry Douglas, Vince Gill, Buddy Miller, and Connie Smith.
Set List:
"Coward of the County"
"Daytime Friends"
"Walking My Baby Back Home"
"When I Fall in Love"
"Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town"
"Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)"
"We've Got Tonight"
"Love or Something Like It"
Medley: "Share Your Love," "Crazy," and "I Don't Need You"
"Morning Desire"
"Twenty Years Ago"
"If You Want to Find Love"
"The Greatest" (with Don Schlitz)
"Have a Little Faith"
"Don't Fall in Love with a Dreamer" (with Kim Carnes)
"The Gambler"
"Islands in the Stream"
"Sweet Music Man"
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