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Didn't really expect to still see new version of Angry Birds coming out after almost two years after the original release.
My forecast, there will sure be a paid episode, just like Angry Birds Space had one.
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Other smaller companies not so much. They need things like the charts to help out their efforts so they can grow to that level. So when a major company hogs the limelight, well it's tacky. ---------- Quote:
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I've got to agree with the comments that question why so many people feel such negativity and, it seems, almost hate for this new Angry Birds app coming out on Nov 8. Rovio's Angry Birds apps are not deep, involved production or utility apps. They're meant to be lighthearted fun. And, as one person commented, I, personally, have had a lot of fun with all the different versions since the beginning-at very little cost. Judging by the sales records, I'm only one of an enormous number of people who feel this way. If you're one of the minority who don't feel that way, just don't buy them and you won't be affected. I can promise you that one person's comment stating that eventually, all the Angry Birds apps will fill up the listings on the AppStore and prevent other apps from having a chance is silly. Lighten up and have fun with the appsor don't. Your choice. You won't be hurt either way.
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Ok Angry Birds Star Wars are officially out! Just downloaded it and i can say with certainty that's the best angry birds game since the first one! I'm playing for 2 hours nonstop! I'm writting a small review right now at my blog.
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When Subway in Hotchkiss opened up a contest for a mural, Chris Allen came up with a design. Following contest guidelines, he included the business fronts as seen from Subway, and Lamborn and Land's End mountains in his design.
The iconic Hotchkiss Bulldogs mascot is gripping a Subway sandwich between his fangs. To be true to his own style, he added colorful graffiti-style lettering to his design.
Allen's design won, and in May, Hotchkiss High School art students Alex Smith, Wesley Hardin, Daryl Batt, Brook Tutor, Kyle Tutor, Kellie Jones, Morgan Dodie and Anna Steckel, all students of art teacher Jamie Roeber, painted the mural.
Allen's bulldog was inspired by Roeber's murals that grace the walls of the Hotchkiss gym. "The sandwich and the bulldog just kind of went together," he said. "The main street and the mountains, obviously, I think, represent Hotchkiss pretty well."
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To evaluate (with sufficient accuracy) the profile(demographic and clinical characteristics, health care management) of hypertensive patients seen in private cardiology consultation by holding account of type of exercise of the cardiologist (private exclusive or mixed hospital and private).
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Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Profile of Hypertensive Patients Seen in Private Cardiology Consultation |
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
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The Golden Perch was an inn in the township of Stock, north of Bucklebury near the eastern borders of the Shire. It was said by Pippin to serve the best beer in the Eastfarthing.[1] It was probably favoured by anglers hence the name.[2][edit] Etymology
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The Maryland Terrapins are in the middle of what could be considered the doldrums of their schedule, in between their interesting out of conference games and their ACC schedule. This is the time when the team can catch a breather and get ready for their Conference slate. Having said that, this would be a pretty bad time for them to shift their focus and lose to a less than quality opponent.
The second game of this bleak stretch is against Florida International and head coach Isiah Thomas. Here is all the information you need on where and how you can find this game tonight.
Game Time: Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30 PM EST at Comcast Center in College Park, MD
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8/21 Game Recap: Indians 1 - Mariners 5
Injury Updates: Josh Tomlin is scheduled to recieve Tommy John surgery to repair his right elbow. This means he will likely miss all of 2013, just like Carlos Carrasco has missed all of this one after his Tommy John surgery. As far as the Indians roster goes, it will free up one more 40 man spot as Tomlin can be placed on the 60 Day DL instead of the 15.
Rafael Perez has seen a further delay in his comeback as he sprained his ankle. It is very unlikely he will make another appearance on the Indians roster this year.
Grady Sizemore has had his rehab stopped indefinately after yet another set back. He is extremely unlikely to ever play another game in Cleveland and possibly in the Major Leagues.
Player of the Game
Casey Kotchman knocked in the only Indians runs and had two singles, therefore he is the default Player of the Game. Congratulations Casey, in a gave filled with losers, you were the least bad.
Feathers Up
The Indians' Hernandez matched up surprisingly well against the Mariners'. Through the first four innings the game was scoreless and Roberto Hernandez hadn't given up a single hit, while Felix had given up four. In the end Roberto didn't deserve his fate as Esmil Rogers came in for him in the seventh after just 72 pitches and only two runs allowed. Rogers immediately gave up a home run off the upper deck facing to seal the game for Felix.
Feathers Down
Just under 40,000 yellow-shirted Mariners fans showed up for tonight's game in recognition of Felix Hernandez's perfect game. This is great for a team that has trouble drawing a crowd on a regular night, but it really shows how awful attendance is in Cleveland. This year the Indians have had one game over 30,000 that wasn't a weekend game or Opening Day.
Manny Acta let Esmil Rogers lose what was a close game before he came in. When you're 15 games under .500 and in a six game losing streak for the second time in a month, you have to play any game within 3 runs like you are winning. Since Hernandez pitched into the 7th, there is no reason that Acta couldn't have gone with Joe Smith, Vinnie Pestano (who hasn't pitched in three games) and Chris Perez (if needed) like he would have had they been winning. Between that decision and a botched suicide squeeze, this was one of those losses that can actually be pinned on the manager.
Play of the Game
There were a lot of fantastic plays tonight, especially by those in teal, but this one was the best. I don't often give this to the opposing team, but I don't know that any Indian has made a play this great all season.
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Working with the CIA, Iris learns that the powerful and malevolent arms dealer Mazutsu is off limits to the Agency, a fact that piques her interest further. Covertly, Iris heads to New Delhi, India in search of her friend Lotus, but surprisingly discovers a deadly battle already in progress, along with the arrival of some rather violent "friends" as well!


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The nation's second-largest tobacco company, the principal owner of the Tampa Bay Rays and executives of a North Jersey bank were among those who helped Governor Christie raise more than $2 million in the last three months of 2012, according to campaign finance reports released Tuesday.
The filings testify to Christie's ability to raise money from a variety of state and national sources as he prepares to run for re-election this year and looks toward a possible presidential bid in 2016.
The $2.14 million that Christie's campaign collected in the last quarter of 2012, gave him a considerable fundraising advantage over the only declared Democratic contender, state Sen. Barbara Buono, D-Middlesex, who raised just under $215,000.
Christie's contributions reflect a growing national reach. He drew $3,800 — the maximum contribution allowed by law — from GOPAC, a Washington political-action committee whose mission is to elect "a new generation of Republican leaders. He also collected $3,800 each from Reynolds American, the parent company of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., and Stuart L. Sternberg, the principal owner of the Tampa Bay Rays.
Christie, a former U.S. attorney and federal prosecutor, also received a number of donations from fellow lawyers as well as from lobbyists, medical professionals and car dealers.
The campaign finance reports were submitted Jan. 15 and posted online Tuesday, the same day Christie secured his second union endorsement from the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association. The police union, which supported Gov. Jon Corzine in 2009, donated $3,800 to Christie's campaign fund, the campaign-finance records show. The endorsement came a month after the New Jersey chapter of Laborers International Union of North America, which represents about 20,000 construction workers in the state, threw its support behind the governor.
The influence of the first union endorsement is reflected in Christie's campaign finance reports. The construction union's political action committee donated $3,800. Donations in that amount also were submitted by the New Jersey State Laborers political action committee, the Heavy and General Construction Laborers Union, the Laborers Political League of Delaware, the Associated General Contractors of New Jersey, and the Mechanical Contractors Association of New Jersey, among other union groups.
Christie's campaign finance reports also list donations as small as $1, $5 and $10 because cash contributions must be recorded. Donations made by check for less than $300 do not need to be reported.
The Princeton Public Affairs Group, Trenton's largest lobbying firm, donated $3,800, as did its founder, Dale Florio, and a partner, Brad Brewster. Members of another Trenton lobbying firm, MBI Gluck Shaw, also donated to Christie, including two partners, Matthew Standon, who contributed $1,500, and Hazel Gluck, who gave $3,800.
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March 22, 2010
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My name is Damartin Quadros I am a small business owner in central VT which is Co-owned by my sister Susan Quadros-Covey. Our family bought the Dunkin Donuts franchisee in 1996 . They are all independently owned and operated. I have run the Barre location since then. Over the past Decade I have seen a lot of change in down town especially over the last couple of years. The mayor and chief of police have focused there efforts in patrolling down town area more frequently and more visibly with a foot patrol officer. This has made a good impact on instances that avoid certain crime from my prospective. Especially drug related activities.
The biggest challenge we have had in down town is the perceptions of the surrounding community especially our customers. Perception is something that can take long to change. And if its bad then it really hurts downtown business. Barre is centrally located along with Montpelier and is the meeting point from everything to shopping and employment for the surrounding rural communities.
When it gets into the evening hours people don't feel safe going down town. Which from the changes that I have seen over the years I believe there has been much improvement but if people perceive it as not safe then that has to be changed. The community has summer concert events this is a great way to have the community enjoy the summer months her downtown along with many other events that go on.
Local law enforcement needs to have the resources to act as a deterrent and prevent crime from happening. Especially when a community like Barre sometimes has an added burden due just to its location in relation to the court system and other downtown businesses. I believe it is easier in rural communities for drug related crime because sometimes it's easier to get away with more due to less law enforcement and larger geographical areas to cover. That makes it even more important for all of the surrounding communities to get involved in coming up with solutions.
As a business owner I have taken steps to make my location secure and safe by adding surveillance cameras to my parking lot as well as additional lighting so that it is bright and it has helped tremendously. It has already been used on a couple of occasions in collaboration with local law enforcement. To solve or help solve local crimes, as business we can do our a part of helping deter drug related crime by taking some of these steps and working with fellow businesses to make our downtowns safe and drug free.
We depend on our community that's why we are in business to serve them so I want them to feel safe and know that it is safe to visit down town anytime of the day. I believe we are getting there and it takes involvement from the community as a whole to make it happen. If we all do our part I think we can make even more changes to make it almost none existent.
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With "Markierung", the KW Institute for Contemporary Art and Spector Books are initiating a series of small-format, polymorph publications. The series aims to create a platform within which projects can be documented, continued or re-interpreted.
Within the framework of the exhibition "Relaunch" (2013) the cooperation "Markierung" between Nedko Solakov (artist) and Ellen Blumenstein (curator) inaugurated the new program of the institution Kunst-Werke. The reader of the book accompanies the artist and the curator on their walk through the building in Berlin's Auguststraße. The comments and markings that Nedko Solakov "tagged" with a black marker on walls, windows, passages and doors allow the past to resurface, they revolve around the building's present and presence and sketch out ideas for its future. They act as an appropriation of the space and simultaneously as a self-representation of the institution.
The series will be continued with titles by Georgia Sagri and Merlin James.
Thematic Exhibition with works by Chantal Akerman, Ed Atkins and Simon Martin, Sue de Beer, Harry Dodge and Stanya Kahn, Loretta Fahrenholz, Christian Jankowski, Jesper Just, Peter Roehr, Roee Rosen, John Smith, Mark Wallinger.
Ever since its inception, film has influenced our thinking about what the world is, and what it can be. As a mass medium that directly addresses human emotions, it affects collective experiences to the extent that films can be regarded not only against the background of reality, but can actually influence our view of it.
REAL EMOTIONS: THINKING IN FILM is devoted to affects and emotions in the moving image. The thematic exhibition explores the question of how films transmit emotions and generate an authenticity at which the individual and collective experiences collide. Above all, it is films that confirm, change or fundamentally question our common experiences and thought patterns, and thus challenge us to think.
Opening on September 17, 2013, 6-9 pm
KW's contribution to the cooperation, KEILRAHMEN ("stretchers"), is a collection of more than 70 pieces by contemporary painters who work or have worked in Berlin. The exhibition, curated by Ellen Blumenstein, offers insights into questions and topics being addressed in painting today and examines the meaning and significance of the medium of painting for contemporary art along with the potential it harbors.
On the occasion of the 55th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, a book is being co-edited by the Institut français, Manuela Editions and the Centre national des arts plastiques (CNAP), with the support of the Fundación/Coleción Jumex (Mexico) and of the Coleción Isabel y Agustín Copel (Mexico).
The book, which has been conceived by Anri Sala and Christine Macel, is first and foremost intended to be a research tool, and to provide the reader with an entry point to the issues that the artist was exploring in the process of creating Ravel Ravel Unravel.
A range of different texts offer a variety of perspectives, which complement and enter into dialogue with each other in order to convey the complexity of reality: on the one hand, we have the historic statements of Maurice Ravel, Paul Wittgenstein and Marguerite Long (a famous pianist and friend of Ravel's), texts taken from the novels of Alexander Waugh (a Wittgenstein specialist) and of Jean Échenoz (extracts of his novel Ravel), texts about John Cage and the anechoic chambers by Dana Samuel or about the musical technique of the left hand by Hans Brofeldt, and finally essays by Laurent Pfister (on copyright, and more particularly on the case of the composer of the Boléro), by Peter Szendy (a musicologist and philosopher) and by Christine Macel (commissioner of the French Pavilion).
Similarly, the illustrations provide vibrant visual and temporal concertinas: archive images and illustration, preparatory drawings by the artist and images from his films.
The design for the book conveys this sense of movement, of a discrepancy between the musical tempi: the pages are given a sense of rhythm by areas of vertical black vibrations; the inner fold of the book is transferred to a horizontal position inside it, the fore edge slides from the back to the front cover.
This book is just as much an informative work as an artist's book, and offers both an immersion into the eventful story of a piece of music and into Anri Sala's mind as he conceives a piece of work and develops its main themes and principles.
In close collaboration with the new chief curator Ellen Blumenstein and her team we have re-designed the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, including all printed matter, online services, signage and publications. Typedesign by Laurenz Brunner. Please join us for the opening on Saturday, 27.4.2013 from 5pm. Visit the new website here. More soon…
Saâdane Afif/Mount Moon:
'L's Bells — The Busker of the Gray Line'
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MMK Frankfurt, Milton Keynes, König Books
Edi Rama: edited by Anri Sala
Published by JRP Ringier
Edited by Clara Meister
Texts by Andrew Berardini, Jean-Baptiste Decavèle, Isobel Harbison, Lucy Ives, Graham Parker, Barry Schwabsky, Helena Sidiropoulos, Antje Stahl, Paul Stephens; interviews with Bo Christian Larsson, some of the members of A Dog Republic, Maria Loboda
The publication gives an overview of the 2012 curatorial year at MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38. Curatorial resident Clara Meister's program focused on different concepts of translation, bringing together an interdisciplinary exhibition program based on the assumption that artistic ideas can be translated into disparate forms and therefore can take varying modes of expression. Four solo exhibitions with Natalie Czech, Bo Christian Larsson, Saâdane Afif, and Maria Loboda, as well as a collaborative project with A Dog Republic (Jean-Baptiste Decavèle, Nico Dockx, Yona Friedman, Helena Sidiropoulos, Krist Torfs) were accompanied by small poster publications, which constitute the individual chapters of the book. Writers, artists, and thinkers were invited to contribute playful essays that were either a source of inspiration for the exhibition or linked to its ideas.
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The Breathing Line (2012), a collaboration between Anri Sala and Ari Benjamin Meyers, is inspired by the reliance between the breathing and the music in the film 1395 Days without Red. The work creates a poetic dialogue between the exhibition space and the subject matter. We see the musical score installed on the aluminum shelves that take up the length of the wall. By physically walking around the installation, so we enter into the filmic space; the time and movement of our reading of this installation create a play of special perception and displacement of sound.
Dear friends of Ludlow 38,
We would like to invite you to the opening of L'S BELLS—The Busker of the Gray Line, a new installation by Berlin-based French artist Saâdane Afif. In his work, Afif appropriates strategies of art and music, in order to critique notions of interpretation and repetition. His installations combine lyrics and music, for instance from popular culture, with prefabricated or ready-made objects.
Having lived in New York for the past six months, Afif takes another step into the city for the exhibition at MINI/Goethe-Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38. In recent years, Afif has asked fellow artists, curators, and critics to write descriptive or metaphorical song texts referring to his work. These lyrics are usually presented as wall texts accompanying his art objects. For L'S BELLS— The Busker of the Gray Line, Afif invited Brooklyn-based street musician Mount Moon to compose and perform nine songs using such texts, in his American singer-songwriter style. While the lyrics will be presented at the gallery, the other part of the exhibition will wander through the city with Mount Moon, who will perform the songs in the Bedford Avenue and Lorimer Street subway stations in Brooklyn at various unannounced times throughout the exhibition period.
Saâdane Afif was born in Vendôme, France, in 1970, and lives and works in Berlin. In early 2012 his solo exhibition Anthologie de l'humour noir [Anthology of black humor], which originated at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, in 2010, took place at MMK Zollamt, Frankfurt am Main. Other recent solo exhibitions include The Fairytale Recordings at Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin, in 2011. Afif has also shown his work at OPA, Guadalajara; Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam; Palais de Tokyo, Paris; and Museum Folkwang, Essen, among others. In 2007 he participated in documenta 12. Afif was the recipient of the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2009.
Mount Moon is the musical outlet of Wesley Bryon, resident of Bushwick, Brooklyn. His songs retain a folk- and blues-influenced vibe when played live, but recordings showcase more instrumental experimentation. Bryon also produces comic books, art, and meager amounts of writing, and plays bass in the psychedelic blues experience Sagopalm.
The exhibition is accompanied by an album with all new songs performed by Mount Moon and a publication with texts by Lucy Ives, Clara Meister, and Antje Stahl.
In partnership with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy within the framework of the Carte Blanche program.
For more information on the exhibition and related events visit www.ludlow38.org
Dear friends of Ludlow 38,
We would like to invite you to the opening of a new site-specific installation by Berlin-based Swedish artist Bo Christian Larsson. The Emperor's New Thoughts will unfold during a happening with live music by Shawn Greenlee, a recording of which will contribute to a subsequent installation in the gallery.
Bo Christian Larsson uses his drawings and paintings as blueprints for his installations, which often are the outcome of happenings. For each happening, many of the spatial elements and references are pre-chosen, while the spontaneous moments are not controlled. This combination of spontaneity and intention is prominent in Larsson's practice; the artist sees no difference between his finished work and its process. Working with obscure and mysterious symbols, Larsson simultaneously plays with the clichés of symbolism and the common reading of clichés.
The starting point of The Emperor's New Thoughts is a loose adaption of Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen's well-known fairy tale The Emperor's New Clothes. Larsson had parts of the tale translated through synaesthesia, a neurological condition in which certain experiences, such as color and taste, are combined. The words of Andersen's story were translated into colors and shapes of familiar symbols, like circles and squares. During the happening, one of Larsson's Alter Egos will activate the visualization of the synaesthetic interpretation by pulling strings. The strings release pigments in a certain order, creating forms in a brightly lit room, which serves as a stage. This translation of movements into shapes is followed by another translation, into music. Drawing on his longstanding interest in music, Larsson collaborates with Shawn Greenlee, a sound artist who will make the shapes audible with customized instruments, in a direct reaction to the happening.
Bo Christian Larsson (born 1976 in Kristinehamn, Sweden) lives and works in Berlin. He studied at AKI, Academy of Visual Arts in Enschede, Holland. Larsson has had solo exhibitions at Kunstverein Braunschweig; Bregenzer Kunstverein, Austria; and Gallery Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen. His work has been presented in group exhibitions at Kunstverein Munich; Lenbachhaus Munich; Shiryaevo Biennale, Russia; Hayward Gallery, London; and Arario Gallery, Cheonan, Korea. In 2009 Larsson received the Philipp Otto Runge Residency Scholarship and was artist-in-residence at Kunst:Raum Sylt Quelle. During The Emperor's New Thoughts, a selection of his sculptures, drawings, and paintings will be presented at Vogt Gallery, New York.
Shawn Greenlee is a sound and electronic media artist. In his recent performance and installation work, Greenlee has focused on generating digital audio from graphic patterns. Via computer programs of his own design, he advances new methods for interpreting visual images as sound (graphic synthesis).
The exhibition is accompanied by a publication with texts by Paul Stephens and Graham Parker, and the first published interview with all of Bo Christian Larsson's Alter Egos.
For more information on the exhibition and related events visit www.ludlow38.org
Dear friends of Ludlow 38,
We would like to invite you to the first solo exhibition in the United States by Berlin-based artist Natalie Czech opening on Thursday, March 29, at 6:00pm.
On Saturday, March 31, at 6:00pm, we will host a reading by Tan Lin in the exhibition. Please see below for more information.
Czech's photography explores the visual possibilities of poetry, deepening the dialogue between the written word and visual art. I have nothing to say. Only to show. includes two series by the artist.
For A small bouquet by Frank O'Hara, Czech invited seven writers to interweave new texts with a picture poem by American poet Frank O'Hara. O'Hara's calligram, simultaneously both poem and image, serves as the static visual structure around which each new text is arranged. Czech photographs each page, "retrieving" the disguised calligram by circling each of its words with oil pastel. Through this interplay of appearance and disappearance, Czech emphasizes the form of the calligram, as well as her own approach: one can never see the image and read the text at the same time.
For the series Hidden Poems, Czech discovered pre-existing poems in articles in magazines and illustrated books. By highlighting single words in these texts, she reveals poems by Jack Kerouac, E. E. Cummings, Robert Lax, Robert Creeley, and others. Confronted with Czech's photograph of each page, the viewer scans the text, reading each word of the short, often pictorial poems in sequence. The poems do not serve as Czech's "second reading" of the text; they rather exist as a hidden, coincidental message, in conversation with the remaining text and the adjacent illustrations.
Natalie Czech (born 1976) lives and works in Berlin. Her work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions at, among others, NKV Nassauischer Kunstverein, Wiesbaden; Galerie Catherine Bastide, Brussels; Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen, Düsseldorf; and Kunsthaus Bregenz. Her work will be shown in Made in Germany Zwei at Sprengel Museum, Hannover, opening May 2012. She has received numerous awards and grants, including, in 2011, the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach grant for contemporary German photography.
On Saturday, March 31, Tan Lin will project two Powerpoint works, Bibliographic Sound Track and The Ph.D sounds (both 2012). A brief discussion with Ludlow 38 curator Clara Meister will follow. The works explore different communications platforms such as Twitter, SMS, programming languages, and the couplet, and their effects on reading and genre. Tan Lin is the author of more than ten books, including Heath (Plagiarism/Outsource) and 7 Controlled Vocabularies and Obituary 2004. The Joy of Cooking (2010). His work has appeared in numerous journals including Artforum, Cabinet, and The New York Times Book Review.
I have nothing to say. Only to show. will be accompanied by a publication with essays by Andrew Berardini and Barry Schwabsky.
For more information on the exhibition and related events visit www.ludlow38.org
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February 16 to March 18, 2012
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Pierre Bismuth gives every speaking character of Walt Disney's "The Jungle Book" its own specific language. By assembling all dubbed versions of the animated film, he created a Babylonian encounter of languages in the jungle. Jonathan Monk passed a sentence of Wittgenstein about the distinctiveness of speech through an online translation program and starts a telephone game of translation. Antonia Hirsch deals with the naming and categorizing of colors through a semiotic system such as language taking a bridge spanning between former West and East Germany as an example. In the collages by Hank Schmidt in der Beek known classics of modern art communicate with comic and film characters. Ignacio Uriarte's video "Infinity" is an animation, which tries to make the handwritten infinity symbol truly infinite by moving the beginning and end point forward in an infinite loop.


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Converging and Convincing Proof of God: From Fragile Life to Eternal Life in God
Life appears to have been given to us, sometimes by the most fortuitous circumstances
And we go from one contingent life, yonder to another, yonder to another, yonder, yonder, yonder. And yet we cannot simply go yonder to infinity. An infinity of lives, each of which is possible not to have been or not to be, even if all chained together never get above and beyond their contingency.
We have started with experiences common to men and women-desire, truth, perfection--and then used the illative sense--a broader reason than the mere single-dimensioned reason of the empirical or physical sciences-to come to a reasonable conclusion that God exists.
In prior articles, we started with desire, with truth, and with the experience of perfection. The insights of St. Gregory of Nyssa, St. Augustine of Hippo, and St. Anselm of Canterbury were our guides. In this article, we shall focus on life, on being, and our experience that it is contingent. Our guide will be St. Thomas Aquinas.
In his Summa Theologiae, St. Thomas offers five "proofs of God," the famous Quinque viae. His third proof, the one we shall focus on in this article, is based upon contingency.
The proof starts from our experience regarding life, regarding being. We experience life or being as something that is contingent, that is not necessary, that it is possible not to have been or not to be.
Humans experience life as fragile, tenuous. Life, as G. M. Hopkins puts it in his poem "Binsey Poplars," is like the nature of which it is a part; and it can so easily be felled, felled, and felled.
Since country is so tender
To touch, her being so slender,
That, like this sleek and seeing ball
But a prick will make no eye at all.
The smallest things can end life, like the prick of eye that makes the eye unable to see, a pin prick can make life not to be. We might recall that Lord Carnarvon--who funded the archeological expeditions of Howard Carter at the Valley of the Kings in Egypt and discovered Tutankhamun's tomb--died from the simple act of shaving.
It is possible for life not to be.
Not only is life contingent because it is fragile. It is contingent in the sense that we have done nothing to give it to ourselves. The German philosopher Schleiermacher coined a great word which sums up this experience: We experience ourselves as Sichselbsnichtsogesetzhaben, "not-having-put-oneself-forth," or Irgendwiegewordensein, as "somehow-having-come-to be." As Aidan Nichols puts this phenomenon in his book A Grammar of Consent, life is "non-self-explanatory and non-self-existent."
Life appears to have been given to us, sometimes by the most fortuitous circumstances.
If my mother had not fled to Venezuela to escape the communists taking over Czechoslovakia after WWII, and my father not having decided to leave Oklahoma as a young man to find adventure the oil industry in that foreign land, and had my mother's jeep not gotten stuck in a muddy rut one Saturday after an earlier rain, and my father not helped her, I would not have been here, and this article would never have been written.
All of us have stories like this. How extraordinary that I exist! How extraordinary that anything should exist!
It is possible for life not to have been.
This experience is what started St. Thomas thinking. In the terse words of St. Thomas:
"The third way is taken from possibility and necessity, and runs thus. We find in nature things that are possible to be and not to be, since they are found to be generated, and to corrupt, and consequently, they are possible to be and not to be."
From whence does this fragile, tenuous, contingent life come?
I suppose we could be entirely incurious, and respond, "It just is." But this is to say that there is Nothing behind it all. This is hardly satisfactory. It is intellectually cowardly, and in fact clearly false since it is plain that nothing comes from nothing. Ex nihilo nihil fit!
And not only is this sort of philosophy stupid and obtuse: its psychological effect upon us is devastating. Oh, yes, we avoid the God question, but at what price!
If we believe that nothing comes from nothing, then it means that we are nothing. It leads us into the sloughs of despond, where we find the likes of Camus. It makes us wallow in the mud of absurdity, where we find the likes of Sartre. It is to fall into the trap of Macbeth, and cry out that life is but a "walking shadow," a "tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." Ultimately, this leads to despair:
So be beginning, be beginning to despair.
O there 's none; no no no there 's none:
Be beginning to despair, to despair,
Despair, despair, despair, despair.
All this experience is summarized by St. Thomas, who is bold and courageous, and refuses to entrap himself in the nothing comes from nothing error, thus:
"But it is impossible for these always to exist, for that which is possible not to be at some time is not. Therefore, if everything is possible not to be, then at one time there could have been nothing in existence. Now if this were true, even now there would be nothing in existence, because that which does not exist only begins to exist by something already existing. Therefore, if at one time nothing was in existence, it would have been impossible for anything to have begun to exist; and thus even now nothing would be in existence-which is absurd."
Yes it is absurd. So we must avoid the nothing comes from nothing trap. Life is something, however tenuous and fragile, and this means that this something must come from something. The more reasonable and the more human question is to care about the question, and is to ask: "Is there something behind this life that was possible not to have been and is possible not to be. Is there something "yonder,"?
Yonder.-What high as that! We follow, now we follow.-Yonder, yes yonder, yonder,
And we go from one contingent life, yonder to another, yonder to another, yonder, yonder, yonder. And yet we cannot simply go yonder to infinity. An infinity of lives, each of which is possible not to have been or not to be, even if all chained together never get above and beyond their contingency.
The only explanation is that there be a necessary being, a Life that is impossible for it not to have been, and impossible for it not to be. And this necessary Life, this necessary Being, is what reason knows as God.
In the words of St. Thomas, the proof is rounded out this way:
"Therefore, not all beings are merely possible, but there must exist something the existence of which is necessary. But every necessary thing either has its necessity caused by another, or not. Now it is impossible to go on to infinity in necessary things which have their necessity caused by another, as has been already proved in regard to efficient causes. Therefore we cannot but postulate the existence of some being having of itself its own necessity, and not receiving it from another, but rather causing in others their necessity. This all men speak of as God."
Reason tells us that there must be a necessary Being, a necessary Life, and that it is the Source of our contingent life. And this allows us entry into the threshold of faith: Did this God, this necessary Being, reveal himself to us in any way?
Faith is the escape hatch out from our fleeting, fragile lives, which ushers us into the very life of God.
St. Alcuin, the theologian and librarian and tutor of Charlemagne, wrote in his poem "O My Cell," some thoughts on life's fragility, on contingent being, and compared it to God's solidity, for God does not have being, but is Being:
Nothing remains forever, nothing is truly immutable.
Shady night obscures the sacred day,
And suddenly frigid winter casts off the beautiful flowers,
And a harsher wind disturbs the placid sea.
The sacred youth that used to chase deer in the meadows
Now reclines tired, older on a staff.
Poor us, why do we love you a fugitive, o world?
You flee from us always, everywhere rushing.
You who flee, may you flee; let us always love Christ.
Always may the love of God hold our hearts.
May that holy One defend His servants from their dire enemy,
Taking our hearts, His own, to heaven.
Whom with our whole heart let us equally praise and love.
That holy One is our glory, life, and welfare.
Yes. Faith in Christ takes us out of this contingent life, and promises us a share in that necessary Life, that uncontingent and full Life, the Life which is God Himself.
"I have come that you may have life," said Jesus, "and have it to the full." (Cf. John 10:10). The life that Jesus was talking about, and which he promised us, was not the fragile life, but the abundant life, the participation in the eternal life of God. "Now this is eternal life," Jesus prayed to His Father, "that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent." (John 17:3).
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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1 year ago
Creation is objective not subjective experience,because it is spontaneous and procreative,as that was the intention of the Creator,"to be fruitful and multiply"was the Creators blessing for all humankind. Creation is never ending,as all is continually changing and renewed. Creation is not relative to some set of any ones values regarding it. Time is never limited,as it is
progressive never regressive. History is a subjective event,in that history is never perfectly recorded in our subjective relationship to it,because it is objective as a source of experience. God is a subjective as well as the objective experience for all of humankind. What is constantly happening everywhere at all times is the objective experience and it simply cannot be comprehended by the subjective,limited,singular human experience,because it is a matter of perspective. What is eternal is completely objective,all that is,is going on all of the time,so that time has ultimately is no measure for what is,that is why God introduces himself to humankind as I Am and Jesus says of God that He Is all in all. God is all inclusive of all that was,is or ever will be. God is the complete awareness of every thing,that as mortals we cannot even begin to comprehend. God is not limited to subjective,inductive or deductive conclusions about him,if God was then any mere mortal could be His judge. God is the objective experience,that is why all can come to know him through Faith. Some people use the expression of a total self awareness. That is a impossibility because even we cannot be aware of all that is going on with ourselves physically or mentally,spiritually,whatever,because as individuals,we are too complex for us to even to be able to understand ourselves. We are simply too complex to be judged in some relative way as well. All is created to be unique an experience in itself. Everything is set in motion,it is constantly in motion,immeasurable,as God,Divine intelligence,is love,immeasurable,completely beyond all comprehension. Life is merely a sense of activity beyond a subjective sense only,life is a celebration,all inclusive,as love is the essence of all that is. As Jesus said "Only God is good"! God simply defines all that is. God is all in all. Wow! -
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@Juneau Alaska: Mike, thanks for your comment. Regarding it, however, I do not think the issue is one of logic, but epistemology (knowledge). St. Thomas was a moderate realist (i.e., the ideas in one's minds corresponded to reality outside), and not an idealist (such as Kant, where the only thing we know is what is in our minds, and we have no assurance it corresponds to external reality). If our subjective knowledge corresponds to objective reality (such as St. Thomas taught), then one is not confronted with the logical problem of going from one realm to another. On the other hand, if you do not believe that there is a correspondence between external reality and our minds (if you are Kantian), then your observation is correct. That's why Kant rejected the proofs of God and relied only one the proof based upon the sense of moral duty (which will be addressed in a future article). Kant rejected them not because they were illogical based upon his critique of human knowledge, which separated the outside world from the world in our minds. It was only the latter, Kant insisted, we know. (I happen to disagree with Kant, and I am more of the advocate of the Thomist moderate realist and/or JPII phenomenological school of epistemology.)
1 year ago
Nothing comes from nothing is different from saying "Out of nothing". Ex Nihilo spiritually understood, is something made from nothing like when He said "Let there be light there was light" to know that this something was not derived out of something spoken in time as was, is & will be ever existent which is called God & this God is life unspoken in time to the word eternal. Science which is derivative called Proof cannot get to it but faith which is not-derivative is to Him which is the difference between the Physical & the Spiritual to which is the meaning of Christ for the Spiritual to lead the Physical contrary to the life today in the reverse is nothing but to an end called Death, where man tries to make a name for himself is nothing but heaping garbage over garbage. So is the reason why God send His Christ.
1 year ago
The problem I have with this article is that it draws heavily on subjective experiences in order to make inductive or deductive conclusions. In logic that is a big no-no.
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