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Spiritual Emphasis Week at AU
Every year Anderson University has a Spiritual Emphasis Week to focus on spiritual growth and discovery here on campus. This year Spiritual Emphasis Week will take place September 27-29.
Dr. Steve Gerali will be speaking at the 2011 SEW. Dr. Steven Gerali is a speaker, author, professor, clinical counselor, consultant and mentor who is recognized around the world as an expert in the field of adolescence, mentoring and youth ministry... To read more of his bio and learn more about Dr. Steve Gerali, visit his site here.
Parents, please make a commitment to pray for our campus at least once during Spiritual Emphasis Week. Pray for the speaker and his messages, the faculty and staff that they understand how important their work is in shaping the lives of our students, and not only for your child or children, but for all students at Anderson University, that they grow spiritually while they seek academic discovery here at AU.

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i wasn't focused on the crowed..you couldnt help but notice how terrible they were,i had a fucking blast..just sucks the crowd didn't have as much energy as i thought
Adieu, my top five favorite band. You gave me three great nights (and one shit-filled day - not your fault - in the O.C.) this year. Will wait patiently for your return and new album. Until then ...
:22 = energy that will never be beat. TI was pretty awesome, but nothing like the Mojave
God that video is good. I saw them for the first time ever about a month ago in Portland. I don't think I have ever danced that hard at a show before. I had no idea it was going to be that high energy or fun. When I listen to them on record they seem a little chill, but live they turn it up. The singer humped his equipment half the time and every song was great. They kind of played the crowd as if we were watching electronic dance music with big buildups and drops, only with the kind of stuff they do. It's one of the best concerts I've ever been to and I was soaked afterward. Must see again! Hopefully at an outdoor festival.
I must have looked as if I were a diseased creature. Covered in cigarette cartons like bird shit, smeary colored face, drinking wine out of a pair of sweat pants. A dead baby hung off the side of my head -- crying to get high on smokes and glue.
i missed an amazing show didnt i :/
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Kasabian Oct 8 Wiltern
The Horrors Oct 14 Santa Ana
Came to wait for The Aquabats, was absolutely blown away. It was my first time ever hearing these guys but that set was some of the most fun I had all weekend.
Missing these guys in 2008 is my biggest Coachella regret. All i have heard is how good they were.
Holy shit. That new song. Dancing in my cube.
Cut Copy always puts me in summer mood even if its winter
That new song is fun.
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What the FUCK is going on with their FB page.
Their cover and profile photo now are blank white images with the caption FREE YOUR MIND.
Then they posted this photo to their wall with the caption LMSY Pitchfork...but they're not on the bill for Pitchfork?
Check out my concert photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/ameeps/
1 - Arcade Fire - Forum
2 - Arcade Fire - Forum
4 - Arcade Fire - Santa Barbara Bowl
8-10 - Outside Lands - Golden Gate Park
14 - Death From Above 1979 - Troubadour
20 - The Strokes - Chelsea at Cosmopolitan
At p4k fest. Not sure what is going on, but feel free to make assumptions.
Darkside (1/25)
Oneohtrix Point Never (2/7)
Four Tet (3/7) / Voices from the Lake (live) (3/7)
London Grammar (3/25)
Trentemoller (4/5)
Factory Floor (4/15)
Coachella (4/18-4/20)
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Even novice meditators are able to curb their pain after a few training sessions in mindfulness meditation.
Social psychologist Ellen Langer's unconventional studies have long suggested what brain science is now revealing: our experiences are formed by the words and ideas we attach to them. Naming something "play" rather than "work" can mean the difference between delight and drudgery. She is one of the early pioneers — along with figures like Jon Kabat-Zinn and Herbert Benson — in drawing a connection between mindlessness and unhappiness, between mindfulness and health. Dr. Langer describes mindfulness as achievable without meditation or yoga — as "the simple act of actively noticing things."
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This merits listening to
This merits listening to again and again. The concepts are at once simple and obvious yet complex and profound...like life. I have sent links to many of my clients (I am a therapist), my children, and I put the link to this podcast on my iPad homescreen. Thank you for such a thougtful and thought-provoking interview.
Thanks, Nancy. You said it
Thanks, Nancy. You said it for me.
I second Nancy's comments -
I second Nancy's comments - worth listening to time and again. Thank you!
Learning English as SL with
Learning English as SL with this so so delightful and interesting conversation is a true pleasure.
Thank you very much for the transcription, and kind regards from Spain
I think she interpreted your
I think she interpreted your first question from her psychological perspective, but she did not understand it...
If that's the one about
If that's the one about 'having a religious experience,' she answered it directly and simply and completely. --If psychology isn't about being 'human' what is, what is more important for you to understand? (But: "Psychology is today where chemistry was when it was alchemy--it's not a basic understanding yet, relative to it's subject.")
Meditation is not just the
Meditation is not just the preparatory work to mindfulness, it is the most mindful state when mantras and objects fade away. Enlightenment, in part, is the state of constant mindfulness/awareness. After years of meditation, mindfulness becomes more and more the natural state of being, similar to compassion( empathy, cognition, action) vs empathy.(see Richie Davidson's work)
One thing meditation does
One thing meditation does develope, at least in myself and most others I have observed, is a more ethical way of functioning. But, I do agree with most of what Langer has to offer. She is a very REFRESHING voice, not prone to only her point of view and this is how it is etc. Thanks for a great interview!!has
This is an enlightening
This is an enlightening subject and certainly a way of life for those of us who wish to broaden our perspectives and nullify the negative thoughts that hinder our growth. Please keep writing and enlightening me and I will pass your wisdom onto my students in class. many thanks
joanne summerfield
Another note is that
Another note is that mindfulness without ethics, could also be used in many nefarious ways.
Very good point...
Very good point...
Great show. Langer's work is
Great show. Langer's work is very very important and deserves to be much more widely known.
Very interesting interview
Very interesting interview with Ellen Langer. I have not come across her work before but I will be looking out for her work in future. I completely agree regarding the mind / body split. After reading Patrick Wall's book on the science of suffering I began to think in terms of the thinking or conscious body. We talk about the mind in a very ambiguous way, sometimes in the sense of the mind being the brain, other times as that which gives rise to consciousness experience. I now conceptualise the mind as a phenomena that arises from the thinking or conscious body and it's environment (both internal and external), rather than it being an entity in itself. Our whole body thinks, it's not a function confined to (that admittedly amazing organ) the brain; and the body, with it's internal and external senses, is dependant on it's environment as part of that thinking process. Sensory deprivation soon leads to pathology in the thinking body. Could the mind then be the (conscious) experience of that process, not an entity which functions in its self?
I also completely agree with Ellen regarding placebo. This powerful phenomena has been long overlooked. As has it's darker counterpart, nocebo. I dislike the term placebo because of its negative connotations. I have been playing around with different names. Symbolic healing? Symbiotic healing even!
One of the threads I have come across time and time again in healthcare it that people need their suffering acknowledged and validated. I think that is why diagnosis are frequently sort and so important, especially in our Western culture which has many systems in place which fail to acknowledge your suffering unless you have a diagnosis - preferably with lots of tests to back it up!
I think part of placebo is about acknowledging suffering, validating the individuals experience and giving them 'permission' to heal. Louis Gifford frames placebo as primarily a social phenomena – as social creatures we respond biologically the people around us. The thinking body!
All the shows are wonderful
All the shows are wonderful and this one was especially amazing. It is surprising how many of the guests are people I've never heard of.
The only aspect I have a very different sense of is that there is an explosion or even growth in consciousness awareness and that everyone knows about mindfulness and meditation. Sometimes I think people who are in this world for a "living" think everyone else is too. I hear very very very few people reference these subjects in everyday life - really, it's hard to find anyone who even cares enough to wonder about it. Look at the number of comments on this page relative to say any article on Huffington Post or some celebrity or sports page.
As i was listening to this
As i was listening to this lovely program on Mindfulness, and Ellen was talking about 'pretending"it occurred to me that the process of pretending, as an actress, has often had a profound effect on my state of being. And the next thing she said was that it would be interesting to study actors!! I had an amazing experience last year playing the part of Violet in August Osage County here in Michigan. I think actors are trained to pay attention. We need to be mindful in order to recreate the experience of being someone else, and then to turn it off. I would love to take a course with Ellen.
I was distracted enough
I was distracted enough during the Langer interview by her repeated interruptions of Krista to recommend viewing a transcript instead. At one point, she even asked Krista, "Do you have a question?" -- this after Krista apparently sighed. Did the guest have a lapse in mindfulness as to decorum during an interview?
While listening this morning
While listening this morning I had an opposing feeling. ..that Krista was doing the interrupting. I believed she was not following the flow of the thoughts being presented. I did find the hour to be one of the most enlightening I've heard in a long time. Thanks.
This woman (Langer) was full
This woman (Langer) was full of herself. I was waiting for Krista to stop the interview.
I had the same take. The
I had the same take. The exchange where Krista was taken to task for not marveling at the good Dr. Langer's originality was awkward. A bit oversensitive for a tenured Harvard prof are we? Kind of curious now about what was removed from the unedited interview. Any hints guys? :)
Although the Tolle association was right on target, and with a great deal of institutional supporting research I'll assume. As such I do plan to read one or more of Dr. Langer's books so mission accomplished. A few red flags however..
I agree. I thought her
I agree. I thought her description of her great composure at having her house burn down and the gifts she received from the man who parked her car, her chambermaid, et al., was very odd. I understand she was making a point, but that was clearly not a tragedy, it was an inconvenience that some might consider a tragedy, but it was not a tragedy on the scale many of us face, and whose stories are partly told everyday in local newspapers and international news shows.
Fantastic show... fantastic
Fantastic show... fantastic show today with Dr. Langer. Thank you so much.
Ms Tippett,
Ms Tippett,
Well, Sundays with OnBeing reminds me of growing up watching the morning news show with my parents and the discussion around events and what make us part of this wonderful, wacky and worldly experience...called life. Dr. Langers' research appears so important that I will share with colleagues and friends. Have you thought of interviewing Drs. Steven Hayes or Kevin Polk [ ACBS] as to the impact of verbal behavior run amok that disposes us humans [verbal] beings to greater qualitative grief and even what we call as...dysfunction.
Krista, please, there's a
Krista, please, there's a show/theme here begging to be. The word "mindfulness" has become a plastic word. To some it means being more aware of yourself, to others more aware of other things. O.K. But spiritual development used to be about waking up. Waking up can't just be a nicer, longer list of things to be "aware" of. Like, now I've got all this other stuff to think about.
Waking up is about finding the original balance between our two brains. (Jill Taylor)
Waking up is about learning to be instead of always being a doer.
Waking up is about coming into the full consciousness of your own presence and realizing
that whereas your thinking mind is quiet, the rest of your mind is very bright and brilliant. (see Tara Brach Wed. nite talks) I'm reacting, Krista, because the term "mindfulness" needs to be rescued from the narciscisstic idea that we can just get more comfortable. The left brain ego mind always wants to get more comfortable. And our ego mind doesn't want to believe that it's only a tool. But truely being here now involves opening the heart and seeing/understanding our connections to all of the web of nature, especially since we're the dominant species. We need to know where we are and what we're doing. The right brain has been performing those functions for 600K yr. Opening up and coming into your total presence and full consciousness means allowing your energy to go into the consciousness of right brain, body and heart, and because there's no need for "thinking" to go on, no need for analyses, the thinking (chattering) brain is quiet. called meditation.
True mindfulness, said Stephen Levine, doesn't seek to change anything, just be aware.
So I would submit, Krista, I would offer this theory, that hard working folks who are doing difficult challenges in their lives, many of whom wake up in the morning with to-do lists, and many of whom have become addicted to left brain dominance, would have a different kind of meaning for the term "mindfulness" than someone who was not locked into the necessity of left brain dominance, which, I believe, is necessary in order to get complicated stuff done. The problem is the ego brain wants to think that it's doing everything. It thinks it sees. Wrong. (that's just thinking) It thinks it holds the energy of life that is present. Wrong. The "life that is here" in any presence might include the ego mind, but the magic of aliveness, the humming in the cells, is a phenomenon that exists and is perceived quite outside the thinking mind. Meditators learn this.
Fantastic--I've believed many
Fantastic--I've believed many of these ideas for years--how wonderful to have someone speak about this with such clarity. Can't wait to get some of her books!
Thank you Ellen and On Bieng
Thank you Ellen and On Bieng Team. So well done.
When I awoke this Sunday
When I awoke this Sunday morning, much earlier than I intended to, and felt refreshed and awake, strangely, I decided to turn on the radio (more to hear how the Red Sox had done the night before, than anything else, but anyway . . . ) and just in time to hear the beginning of this show, which I do not regularly listen to. I was so interested in what Dr. Langer had to say, I just lay there for an hour listening. I found myself agreeing with so many points, and thinking how astute many of her quotes were, and hoping I could remember some of them. Then during the day, kept thinking about that hour, as my recollection of her name, the show's title, and many of the specifics faded from my memory. So decided to find this and so glad I did. I look forward to listening again, perhaps buying her books, and bringing her ideas to the attention of family and friends. Thank you, NPR. (and AFN for broadcasting overseas)
I have labeled my work as
I have labeled my work as "play" ever since I started with SWBT 40+ years ago. I transitioned to SBC and now AT&T. It's easy to embrace change in telecommunications - I started there when I was young and was taught that change is the 'norm'. I loved it and loved learning anything new. Still do. I read Quantum Physics books at lunch because I like reading over my head. I have two offices: my work office and my play office. The kids in the family have to ask which is which. i think my mindset was the key just as Langer suggests.
As a fan of Roman Stoic
As a fan of Roman Stoic philosophy, a lot of this interview rang true for me. Ellen then confirmed I was on the right page by quoting Epictetus.
There's a large and often unexplored overlap between Stoicism and Buddhism, particularly around mindfulness and attachment to the transient. Perhaps because of its, and my, western heritage, I found Stoicism much easier to connect with than Buddhism. And like Ellen, Stoicism is unerringly practical in the advice it provides.
One of the things I enjoy most about On Being is being exposed to different views on similar concepts. It was a nice change to have something more directly in my wheelhouse, so to speak.
I was thrilled with this
I was thrilled with this program! i've listened three times now, and have it queued up again for later today. more here than meets the ear.
Listening to the interview
Listening to the interview with Dr. Langer was shocking to me. All she was discussing, in fact, was simply the concepts of mental discipline and maturity. Her condescending, sanctimonious, and insulting perspective about individuals who feel stress is so ridiculous that I felt embarrassed that Ms. Tippett would conduct such an interview. Certainly, I was considered there were no real challenging questions regarding the simpleton nature of Dr. Langer's theories.
I felt like I was listening to a snake oil salesperson trying to claim that their approach was the solution for all problems.
If I heard correctly that the APA views Langer's approach as significant, then it sets back the reputation of psychological studies.
While I enjoyed hearing Ms.
While I enjoyed hearing Ms. Langer and appreciate much of what she said, I was flabbergasted and insulted by her example of chambermaids "getting exercise" instead of her recognition of how blue collar workers earn their living. Labor, toil and sometimes excruciating pain in legs, feet and back from so much exercise! Not to speak of insensitive bosses breathing down their necks to do more, go faster, work harder. Maybe she needs to get out in the real world, away from Haaavad Yaaaad, and spend a few hours working out with chambermaids. She can start with an upscale hotel, but then she needs to shadow these fit and fabulous women at a Red Roof Inn. What a spoiled, self-absorbed woman. If she has a spiritual or compassionate component, she covers it well.
I think you missed her point.
I think you missed her point. The work is the same, the feeling about it is different when we give it a different label. How you see your relationship to your "work" does make a difference even though the work may not change. Ms. Langer did not even address the difficulty of the work, because it was not the point she was making.
Well, it should be the point
Well, it should be the point of what any thinker on mindfulness should be. The idea of asking low paid exploited workers to just change their attitude to their activity is actually appalling. it is not neutral, but a legitimization of appalling conditions. Why don't you become a chamber maid and think of it as exercise--and do it for decades--If you can't put yourself in that place, I would suggest re-thinking. same advice I'd give to Dr. Langer.
Mary Baker Eddy discovered
Mary Baker Eddy discovered this in 1866 and spent the rest of her life increasing in understanding of it.
During a group reflection and
During a group reflection and dialog on the importance of relationships in healing, I had a moment of clarity which resulted in this poem which I offer to anyone who finds it useful. I use it when teaching coaching skills as a way to capture what we mean by presence. The group was sponsored at that time by the John E. Fetzer Institute as part of its exploration of Relationship Centered (health) Care.
The sound of my own silence
I listen for the sound of my own silence
and cannot find it.
Clanging thoughts and images shroud
every crevice of my heart.
My mind is full of distractions:
the voices in the hall,
the pretty feet of the woman next to me,
a distant bird, a plane, the tea kettle,
the sound of pens and paper stirring,
a bell some where else
calling someone else
to their work.
I listen to the sound of others' breathing.
(Near me there is a doctor
who knows the sound of her patients'
more than the sound of her own heart.)
but here is also my own silence.
Just now there was a moment
of peace between two thoughts,
a second or two when
I connected without thought -
with the food
left on the table
the fragrance of a flower
and scent of some soft perfume.
My own silence
From which my senses
Touch the world.
Copyright 2006 Samuel P. Magill
I have been listening to this
I have been listening to this show for years. It is the FIRST time that I stopped listening after about 10 minutes. I found Ellen Langer so arrogant... It could just be an impression. She mentioned that she studied transcendental meditation, I wonder what other modalities she studied. Her tone turned me off completely.
I agree. Although I never
I agree. Although I never felt like turning the show off, her arrogance and narcissistic nature pervaded throughout the interview, and had I been Krista, I would have had a hard time being polite with her, since she was so blatantly egotistical and yes, even rude. [As someone mentioned earlier, the chiding of Krista for her "slightly original" remark was totally annoying, not to mention inappropriate]. However, the woman did have a lot to say of merit. I guess sometimes we don't have to like the messenger, we just have to hear the message.
thank you for sharing this
thank you for sharing this topic and speaker with us!
I was at first intrigued by the interview with Dr. Langer and slowly became horrified-- I am listening to her ideas about making work "playful." The level of insensitivity to the actual conditions in which the vast majority of people in this culture, let alone the world labor dreary hours. Factory work, sweat shop, service sector jobs, cleaning jobs. People in this economy working double jobs. conditions that mostly affect women and racial minorities. I am aghast that the show would uncritically present a view of mindfulness which puts the problem or solution on the individual's attitude. This exemplifes what David Loy calls McMindfulness.
Kathy Miriam
Nice interview and good
Nice interview and good summary of Ellen Langer work!
In my work as a coach and
In my work as a coach and well beyond (motherhood, being a wife, daughter, manager, business owner, committee chair, board member, etc.) ~ my experience (and therefor what the people around me experience) always seems to come back to perception. This piece offers such a beautiful and powerful affirmation as well as expanding the ideas I already practice and have learned to incorporate into daily living. Absolutely sharing with my "sphere of influence". Thank you for making this available and for the commitment to supporting her (and the likes of her) work.
new to your show addicted and
new to your show addicted and loving until I met up with this woman she struck me as so arrogant and so narrow in that her explorations were of folks that were for those that had the luxury of being in situations that were relatively benign meaning that they had a roof over there heads or enough to eat that day or were not getting the shit beat out of them by someone and had no means of escape privilege$$$$$educationand the list goes on so while I have been moved by so many of your shows I really wanted to give this woman a good tongue lashing or perhaps even though not very evolved notion a good slap That being said I have no idea what the body of her work has entailed only know I had to say something because I found her distasteful I do not have that experience of you and will continue my new addiction but you know sometimes we have to speak up when so moved thank you for your show and all it has opened up for me just get rid of this chick Thank you
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This is wonderfully pertinent
This is wonderfully pertinent stuff. Listening to the interview is enlightening and healing and simple common sense.


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May. 17, 2010, at 11:37am
Next week Jules and I are heading over to Rome for a grand conference on Dietrich von Hildebrand's philosophy of love.
It's not too late to join us! Or, if you can't be there in person, to watch the talks live-stream. Read all about it or register here.
Katie van Schaijik,
Sorry, DI, the Truth I find in the Church and in philosophy is a lot more compelling and beautiful (not to mention logical) than the insanity you are proposing.
I have less than no interest in being God; I only want to be saved by God from my own desperate need and unrighteousness.
I think we've come to an impasse.
What power has God to save You if you have less than no interest in going to the place he has prepared for that Purpose?
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Sorry, DI, the Truth I find in the Church and in philosophy is a lot more compelling and beautiful (not to mention logical) than the insanity you are proposing.
I have less than no interest in being God; I only want to be saved by God from my own desperate need and unrighteousness.
I think we've come to an impasse.
Nov. 24 at 12:58pm | See in context
I'm afraid you are letting yourself get carried away into a kind of metaphysical madness.
=x="Fear Not"! If Ours is madness, to hell with sanity!
All humans are mammals. It does not follow that all mammals are humans.
"From below" you are correct, "from above" you are incorrect. I am my mother's dog, and my father's cat, for example. That is divine Love.
All women are persons. It doesn't not follow that all persons are women.
"From below" you are correct, "from above" you are incorrect. How else could it be that You and I are become "one body"? (Fear Not!: I QUITE Respect MarriageExclusivo.)
It's NOT true that without me Jesus can do nothing.
Nov. 24 at 12:43pm | See in context
Sharing in his divinity, through His grace is not to be compared with having His divinity, ontologically. To think it is to miss the radical metaphysical distinction between absolute and contingent being, between Creator and creature.
Without Jesus I can do nothing. That's true. It's NOT true that without me Jesus can do nothing.
All women are persons. It doesn't not follow that all persons are women.
All humans are mammals. It does not follow that all mammals are humans.
"I am", now, because the divine Author of my being holds me in existence. But I once wasn't. 50 years ago, I wasn't.
I'm afraid you are letting yourself get carried away into a kind of metaphysical madness.
Nov. 24 at 11:55am | See in context
Jesus is the Truth. And He is a (divine) Person. I am a (human) person; I am not the truth. I am not Jesus, and I am not divine. Neither are you. Neither is Howison.
Or do you disagree?
Jesus is:: the Truth. He is a (Genuine) Person. I am a (Genuine) Person; as are You. You say You are not divine, and I don't doubt your intention is honest; but, the Truth (Jesus) said, "without me [if that were possible] you could do nothing". Thus, Not only You and I, but "all flesh" with a claim to "I", must be With Jesus somewise, and, thus, to some degree, share of Divinity: or do you disagree?
Jesus est...
Can we edit? Unrecorded?
Nov. 24 at 11:45am | See in context
Jesus is the Truth. And He is a (divine) Person. I am a (human) person; I am not the truth. I am not Jesus, and I am not divine. Neither are you. Neither is Howison.
Or do you disagree?
Jesus established the Church and gave it the Authority to discern and proclaim religious and moral truth. That's what Catholics believe. That's why we are so concerned with discerning between developments and corruptions of doctrine—because we undestand that even the Pope has no authority to make or change doctrine; he only has the responsibility and the authority and the grace to preserve and proclaim it without error.
Religious truth, being beyond the scope of human reason, can only be known if it is revealed.
Nov. 24 at 8:36am | See in context
Gary, Katie,
(In case there is doubt, yes, this day I am taking my mASS here.)
If I seem brusque and contentious only, take encouragement that the fairly severe word limit has sufficed! While the all+Holy-war rages (in your midst), and the inhabitants of thxx valley disincline to accept even the brandishing of weapons by the (would-be) Righteous, and while for the decidedly disrighteous all manner of wickedness and filth is tolerated so long as it is (but-seemingly-only) "outside the walls of the Kingdom" (which would be like, rather than grounding your misbehaved 16-year-old, giving said the keys to the car and a wad of cash and sternly mandating said go out with saidikewise misbehaving friends), "it is enough!"-J.
in the divine image: male AND female: each!
That symmetry and the conservation of I~am go hand-in-hand, individually, androgynically, to some balance or another. Each Person is a supernatural self-marraige of soul and spirit, the latter receptive, and Holy when Perfectly Vulnerable, the former (ideally) imposing beyond any capacity to "No!".
Primordially, the one struggles to self-ordination as many. But Finally, "the woman must encompass the man* with devotion"-Jeremiah 31:22.
*man, tat tvam asi "abstraction": "abstraction in every sense is alien[+]to[+]the[+]feminine[+]nature."-Edith+Stein,+"Essays+on+Women";
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Though I do not, technically, believe in "The United States of America", because the only genuinely fulfilled idea is I~am, a priori complex&plural, and because "The United States of America" maintains certain inconsistencies, blemishes, which no one can Reconcile, qua "a house divided against itself cannot stand", and thus, makes "The United States of America" something of a mass delusion, I do QUITE get that a definite error can be definitely used, and am not unwilling to wave me Star-spangled Banner; though I'll be-damn: "to do so at compulsion". There have been 43 Persons to pLAY POTUS, all male, all white.
The frontice of me Bible - which I have been able to retain since I, to the surprise of mx Ma, requested that --- nothing else befitting came to mind even after her surprise suggested I might choose something pROFANE --- as my gift for my first communion - lists: "200. Bl. Urban V, 1362-70", but are we not saluting the Person "202. Urban VI, 1378-89"?
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DI, are you not making yourself, rather than the Church, the arbiter of Truth? It's easy to say the Church doesn't go far enough in granting freedom if you're not concerned with obedience to Truth. Likewise, it's easy to demand a much more authoritarian approach to enforcing doctrine, if you're not concerned with freedom. (This is what many traditionalists do, when they castigate the Pope for not cracking down.)
The Church is concerned with both freedom and truth.
I'm not sure I comprehend your phrase "arbiter of Truth": in Jesus' Most Holy Name, "I am the tRUTH"! And Howison Proves, again, "The Eternal must be a Person"!
=x="without me* [there would be no 'The Church']." Or another way, is not "the Church" making herself "the arbiter", whatever we shall reconcile of that, of Truth? Rather than The Central member of Central members and cENTRAL members???
*To be sure, as much as I enjoy the quote offerings of the DynamicBanner here, and as much as I'd be overjoyed to see Howison included, I've yet to see one from Jesus, Gospel, or Bible!!!
"No disciple is superior to the teacher; but when fully trained, every+disciple+will+be+like+his+teacher."-Luke+6:40
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DI, the word limit came about after experience of the problem of long-windedness. We wanted to keep our discussions as pithy as possible, so as not to discouraged readers. It seems to work.
From my perspective, in case you care to know: I agree, It seems to work! :-) But this is a special place, to be sure. Furthermore, I wasn't inquiring about the coming about of limitation in general, but how the precise limit was chosen: 200, rather than, say 223, or 196?
About the temporariness of cut ties. Yes, we have reason to hope they'll be restored eventually,
No disrespect to hope, but I (Confidently claim to) offer (Howisonian) Reason for cONFIDENCE unto Assurance!
There is such a thing in our doctrines as hell.
Tis merely unto eternity, (and, thus, Necessarily) not forever.
If we excommunicate ourselves and refuse to recognize and repent the truth of our condition before God, and reject every chance He offers us
The infinite Living God never reaches said "every", but ever-retains stores of kindness to serve "heap burning coals on their heads".
then we cut ties forever, with Him and with everything good.
indeed, tis the tie-cutter playing "lost sheep", Dearxst.
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I'm calling Roasted Carrots and Mushrooms with Thyme a side dish instead of a vegetable, because to me it seems like carrots should be classified with the starchier options.
I bookmarked this recipe from last Thanksgiving, and Roasted Butternut Squash with Rosemary, Pecans, and Gorgonzola Cheese was just as good as I thought it would be.
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it's nice to have it confirmed, but if we're told 1 or 2 days in advance really doesnt make much of a diffrence.
In an unexpected (yet very welcome!) turn of events, Blizzard has actually contacted us to let us know that Patch 5.1 will be releasing tomorrow (11/27) on North American servers! European servers can expect the update on Wednesday, as per usual.
As a reminder, Patch 5.1 includes:
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it's nice to have it confirmed, but if we're told 1 or 2 days in advance really doesnt make much of a diffrence.
Unfortunately, no mention of VP gear upgrades in the official notes
Looking at the patch notes and the WoW site... not a thing mentioned about 5.1 it says 5.0.5b. Bad info or did someone goof?
Well if they directly contacted fan sites with the info I'd say it's pretty reliable.
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Yeah patch finished and launched. Version stated is 5.1 but it SUCKS that there isn't any current patch notes... Everything i see is from Nov 2nd or 8th, but nothing on the bliz site itself..... /shrug we'll see in a couple hrs.
I can't seem to find any info about 5.1 hitting all i can get is 5.0.5b that also seems to be what my launcher is downloading and what the patch notes in the launcher describe. I'm bummed was looking forward to 5.1
Well i can't edit my post but wanted to add the launcher finished the download and although there is no new patch notes the version is listed as 5.1 just waiting for it to be playable so i can check.. So confuzzeled
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Evoking the bygone days of the front-room sing-along, Fender's CP-100 Parlor acoustic is a small-body beauty with a rich voice and a wealth of vintage-style appointments.
Features include a bound mahogany parlor-style body, elegant sunburst-finish top with quartersawn scalloped X bracing and pearl acrylic rosette, mahogany neck with dual-action truss rod, 20-fret rosewood fingerboard with smaller dot inlays (3 mm), rosewood bridge with compensated saddle and white pins, rosewood headstock veneer, open-gear chrome tuners and smooth satin finish.
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Went looking for a reasonably priced substitute guitar, while on holiday in France, Had my mind set on a Taylor Mini GS. But of course the music shops in the town I was visiting didn't stock them... So I started looking at Fender... Had my eye on a CD 60....Then i spotted this beauty sitting in the corner!
When i picked it up.....it was as if it was made for me! fitted comfortably under my arm! and a really nice finish on it, great to the touch!
The setup is awesome and I've been playing it non-stop since taking her home with me! Got a great sound! Ok i know its a parlour guitar so not the loudest...but for a beginner who does not want to annoy the neighbours ...its perfect!
jaywelt owns this item
I was looking for my first real guitar (all I had was a cheap starter kiddy guitar) and went to my local music shop. They had this parlor guitar for 180 bucks in stock and it instantly spoke to me. My Dad has always hated Fender acoustics so I was little weary at first, so I brought him with me. He played it and was amazed how good it sounded. Apparently Fender has someone new in charge of building their acoustics and they are turning out great quality instruments now. Anyways, the tone of this thing is nice and war, and is great for playing country and folk music. But then I started playing power chords, and they sound great on this. This guitar is great for everything from Metallica to Johnny Cash. The playability is fantastic, the tuners are really solid and firm and keep the tuning perfectly, it is very light, looks beautiful, and above all else sounds great.
arkjsmith owns this item
This guitar is first of all beautiful, now I know people might say what kind of professional are you that start something with the look?! But let me tell you when you bound with a guitar, you become soul mates and therefore you want it to be beautiful, and this very guitar captivated me at the first look. Sound wise it's bright sounded - that does not mean it is sharp though - the neck is fairly enough for most types of playing and for the overall experience grade, I give it a 10/10.
If you're an beginner I suggest this for the price and if a proffesional for its playability.
In one word, its worth it.
Yara162 owns this item
This is my first guitar and when I started out I loved it but now that I'm a much more advanced player I'm looking for an acoustic with a fuller sound. It's great for beginners because of the smaller size as well as the remarkable playability, and it stays in tune almost indefinitely. The only bone I have to pick is that I think the tone is a little too bright and light sounding for my taste. I prefer the fuller/deeper sound of a dreadnaught. Otherwise this is a great guitar and the perfect fit for a player who is just starting up.
pgribs88 owns this item
I have owned this guitar for over a year now, and it has served me well:
From completing over 30 performances, to being signed by the Prime Minister of Australia, the guitar has rarely ever let me down.
The tonality of the guitar is superb, and the volume produced by the guitar will surprise you - in fact, when I perform in small venues, I rarely need to place a pickup in the guitar.
The best feature about this guitar with no doubt is the playability, it's 12" fingerboard radius allows you to glide your fingers up and down the fretboard with ease, which in my case, being a rhythm guitarist, is perfect.
The only downfall of the guitar for me is how easy the strings snap - I have to replace them every 2 weeks. Due to the smallbody of the guitar, my heavy handed strumming unfortunately doesn't suit the guitar in this area, and I regularly replace the strings, and I have spent more on strings than the guitar is actually sold for.
But besides the minor flaw, I would recommend this guitar to any player, from amateur to professional, and would be the first to stand up and say that it is the best Parlor guitar on the market.
Well done Fender, and keep up this beautiful work.
JoshNovak owns this item
It don't get no more puristic than this - just the bare necessities, no pickups, wires, knobs... Smaller size was a major buying point for me, when I got it I realized it's also lighter, too - an excellent choice if, like I was, you're looking for a smaller, not-too-loud acoustic that you can play anywhere you like at home. I was also very pleasantly surprised with the dimensions of the neck, it's just about the same as on modern Fender Electrics. Gorgeous tuners, beautiful Sunburst Satin finish, the nut and saddle are a nice "Vintage" (yellowish) white color, the pictures don't really do them justice. The only thing I changed were the bridge bins - originally they are plain white and in my view don't harmonize color-wise with the saddle and the nut, so I got rosewood pins with pearl dots matching the ones on the fretboard :-). I've tried various "small & pure" acoustic guitars from other manufacturers, all are gone except the Fender CP-100 - it's a keeper, I LOVE IT!!!
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|Model Name:
|CP-100 Parlor, Laminated Spruce Top, Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides
|Model Number:
|Classic Design
|Advertised Price:
|Body Material:
|Laminated Spruce Top with Laminated Mahogany Back and Sides
|Body Finish:
|Satin Urethane
|Body Shape:
|Refuerzo de varillas con forma de X
|Fender® Mother-of-Pearl Acrylic Design
|Body Binding:
|Múltiples Ribetes en el Cuerpo
|Body Back:
|Caoba laminada
|Body Sides:
|Caoba laminada
|Body Top:
|Tapa de abeto laminado
|Neck Material:
|Neck Finish:
|Scale Length:
|24.75" (628 mm)
|Fingerboard Radius:
|Radio de 12" (305 mm)
|Number of Frets:
|String Nut:
|Hueso sintético de cejuela
|Nut Width:
|1.69" (43 mm)
|Position Inlays:
|Incrustaciones de posición de punto
|Rosewood with Compensated Synthetic Bone Saddle
|Hardware Finish:
|Fender® Dura-Tone® 880L (.012-.052 Gauge)
|Unique Features:
|Dual Action Truss Rod, 3 mm Dot Position Inlays, Compensated Saddle, MOP Acrylic Rosette, Gold Screen Headstock Logo, Rosewood Headstock Veneer, White Bridge Pins, and Chrome open gear machine heads
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