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44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars illuminating, fascinating and thought provoking
Having spent some time now looking into the ancient history of the world both from an academic point of view as well as so called "pseudo historical facts" I have turned my head towards the esoterical and mystical side of history. Having read quite a few of the books in the bibliography here I have also had a fascination with religion and it's history and impact on the...
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19 of 22 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Alas, still a secret!
I am a scientist with a love of art, religion and history, and have an open, inquiring mind. I approached this book with great expectations of learning something about the history and development of esoteric thought. Alas, I was completely disappointed. The fault is not in my "too rigid academic mind", but in the writer's failings. I am prepared to forgive his obvious and...
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44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars illuminating, fascinating and thought provoking,
A. Fosse "Neet" (Brussels, Belgium) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World (Paperback)
Having spent some time now looking into the ancient history of the world both from an academic point of view as well as so called "pseudo historical facts" I have turned my head towards the esoterical and mystical side of history. Having read quite a few of the books in the bibliography here I have also had a fascination with religion and it's history and impact on the world for a long time. There was something about this book that made me purchase it and I have not regretted the purchase.
For someone of a closed mind or of strict religious views this book is not reccommended as you will find yourself in a world that is "topsy turvy" (which is the way of the ancient teachings that constitutes esoteric thinking to begin with), and might anger you that someone is arguing that "magic" and mysticism is at the core of religion as a whole. Especially concidering that religious leaders have condemned the very idea of magic and occult teachings as the workings of the devil.
Jonathan Black's style of writing is easy going and very engaging, which helps you understand the heaviness of what is discussed here.
To me it is clear that he has a vast knowledge on esoteric and religious matters, and as he makes you take part in the experience that is reading this book with his imaginative exercises, you might gain an appreciation that goes beyond the pages of this book. I have gained new energy in my search for understanding of the past and present as well as a vast body of books to sift through in addition to what I'm already looking into.
He makes no claims as to say that this is anything but a history of the world looked at from a esotheric stand point, and you may disagree to any or all of what is written, but you cannot deny that it makes you look at things in a different way than you used to. He wants you to use your imagination and in doing so see the world in a new way, and that is something we all can allow ourself to do without hesitation in my opinion.
This is food for thought and a must read for anyone who is open minded or just plain curious. For anyone wanting one book on the esoterical view this is that one book!!!
Hope to have been of assistance and wish you luck in your search for knowledge!
49 of 52 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars fascinating,
J. Piatkus (London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World: As Laid Down by the Secret Societies (Hardcover)
I have been interested to read the wide range of comments about this book which I personally found fascinating.
The Secret History of the World presents a different way of contemplating the world that we live in. Whether you agree or disagree with the author's ideas - and there are so many different ideas, links and connections here that why should you agree with all of them? - the book is about opening your mind to a radically new way of thinking about the mystical history of the world and about our own human consciousness.
It isn't necessary to agree with everything the author writes to find dozens of fascinating avenues to explore. The whole point of a book like this is to be an entertaining read and to raise the consciousness of the reader by presenting ideas that remind us that different civilisations did not regard or understand the world in the same way that we do.
We cannot assume that our thought processes and our attitudes to life are comparable to those of our ancestors who experienced their lives at different times and in different societies throughout the ages and had no knowledge of industry, science or technology as we understand it today.
Everything they believed in was based on the much more limited (in most cases)knowledge that was available to them at the time.
In the past twelve months people everywhere are seeing the collapse of so many organisations and systems in our society that they had assumed were fundamentally stable. The book is very timely because we are entering a new era in our civilisation where we will have no choice but to adjust our thinking about many different things. The Secret History of the World can be used to expand your mind introducing original and mystical concepts which have been common throughout many different civilisations in history and for that reason are worthy of consideration when our present-day globally linked and crowded world is heading towards its own tipping point.
What this book tells us is that things are not necessarily what they seem and that history and science and everything we think we know and understand can be turned on its head and seen from a different angle - if we choose to open our minds to other possibilities.
The concept of the book - a secret mystical history of the world in under 1000 pages - is huge and I do wonder how much material had to be left out. I would love to read more of the research because some of the sections are of necessity rather sketchy. I was also very much aware that so few women featured in it. But secret societies have tended to be for men and run by men.
While I was reading the book I thought of a lot of people who I would want to recommend it to. It is a love it or hate it book, arousing strong feelings in readers. I recommend it to everyone who is not afraid to accept that there is only a very thin veil between the world we think we are familiar with and the unseen and unknown worlds which lie just beyond our everyday thought-processes.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A GOOD INTRODUCTION TO ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE!,
Nathan Strange "filmaddict7" (Bedfordshire, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World (Paperback)
I read this book over a period of four weeks and found it to be very interesting. Black has covered a wide area of esoteric knowledge and managed to cram it in to about 500 pages. He spends about two or more pages discussing the relevance of different ancient Egyptian, Greek, Indian, and many other worldy myths and not just myths but Occult knowledge. From Jesus, Mythra, Krishna to Madusa, from Enoch, Isis and Osiris to Joan Of Arc, from Francis Of Assisi to the Templars he has covered just about everything in this book. He spends a rather short period of time on each myth which is why I say it's a good introduction to esoteric knowledge. I don't think he has tied everything together as well as it could've been. However, buy this book if you are knew to the Occult world as there is some very interesting information in which secret societies have been studying for many years and which could help enlighten the man on the street if he was exposed to it.
Also, one of the points the author makes which I found fascinating was that the type of people who are initiated into these secret societies are not always who you think they are. They are often people who appear quite normal, they could be a cleaner in the back of a class at the local university or a road sweep in your local village. They are highly enlightened individuals around the globe who are working together in harmony with the earth waiting for curious people to reach a certain level in cosnciousness so that they can approach them... These highly attuned individuals according to Black can not be surreounded by dark forces or evil people as they are sussed straight away... I felt this really made sense! There is also some great quotes and information about Meister Eckhart who talked about the demons that we see at the moment of death and that if we could see them with the right eye we would see that in fact they are not demons tearin us apart but angels who are setting us free... I found this perspective rather intriguing I must say!
122 of 131 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Esoteric Mind Gym,
jamie b (uk) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World: As Laid Down by the Secret Societies (Hardcover)
This is a certainly an unusual book and I found it a very stimulating read. It invites the reader to take part in an imaginative exercise, which involves having an artistic and emotional response to the book's ideas, as well as an intellectual one. In a way, it's an experiment to see if we can approach the same kind of consciousness as our ancestors, when people could be rational and mystical at the same time.
Pythagoras, Copernicus, da Vinci and Newton are some of the better known exemplars of this way of thinking, but the book draws its inspiration much more widely than the usual poster boys.
Comparisons between Lao-Tzu and Heraclitus are illuminated with comments on Confucius and Rudyard Kipling, for example. Creative artists as varied as David Lynch and Botticelli are shown to be nourished by the same ideas - as was P.L. Travers, creator of one the most famous children's magicians of all time: Mary Poppins.
The author explores the significance of certain archetypes and symbols down the ages - and personally I found the writing nimble and light of touch. Yes, it makes connections that are sometimes surprising, but that's the point. Ever wondered exactly what the difference is between Satan and Lucifer? Or why French revolutionaries adopted the Phrygian cap as their headgear of choice? Did you know that St Thomas Aquinas and St Francis of Assissi both claimed to have levitated?
What "The Secret History" never pretends to be is yet another conspiracy theory book, or an academic history. (A fact that seems to upset some of the other reviewers.) It would be better to think of it as an esoteric mind gym.
Sure, it structures itself as a "secret history" of how humanity and human consciousness developed but this is, after all, just a metaphor. The author has created that narrative form as a way to explore the ideas that have fascinated some of the greatest minds in the actual, real, (footnotable) history of the world.
Conspiracy theories close things down; this book is an ambitious, enjoyable attempt to open them up and offer a graspable alternative account of how human consciousness has developed - from the creation of the world through to dadaism and beyond.
Definitely worth a read, if you like ideas and knowledge and can cope with them being taken out of their boxes and shaken round a bit.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars If you liked it read the Zelator which is a much better book,
another reader (England) - See all my reviews
This is the man who urged Mark Hedsel to write the zelator, so I've got to give it five stars, but in reality it could have been so much better if he'd followed his friend's path.plus It's not a poor imitation of Laura Knight-Jadczyk's unrivalled masterpiece, The Secret History of the World (and How to Get Out Alive.
A) Laura Knight-Jadczyk's book is not a masterpiece, in any way shape or form. in fact it's one of the worst esoteric books I've ever tried to read!and ultimately says nothing!!
b) The books have nothing in common. Laura Knight-Jadczyk's book is typically American Channeling drivel!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Sometimes you've got to wonder...,
Nezwin (Georgetown, Australia) - See all my reviews
Nice ideas and if it is ALWAYS remembered that this is a SUBJECTIVE history, based upon what it felt like for humanity to develop through the periods of time discussed in the book, this isn't a bad book.
Don't take it too seriously. Jonathan Black doesn't. If science could back up that it is possible, through developing spiritual awareness, that we can read peoples minds, call fire from the sky and generally manipulate the materialistic world with only our mind, this book would stand up a lot better. Until science finds those loopholes in nature that allow us to be Gods, this is an entertaining read with some nice ideas of how it felt to go through the growing pains into sentient beings.
38 of 43 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars erudite but hugely readable,
The Librarian (UK) - See all my reviews
I am rather flummoxed by a few of the negative reviews of this book and do wonder whether some readers simply expected a book on entirely different subject matter - for example the reader who complained that it didn't mention the big crime families...this is a book about esoteric beliefs, not a book on conspiracy theories, although naturally the two occasionally coincide.
I am also puzzled by the assertion that the author's pen-name is a 'red flag' (to a conspiracy, maybe?!)since his identity is clearly outlined on the book jacket and, indeed, in the Amazon summary of contents.
Oh well. I thought it was great. I would never normally pick up something like this but fancied something different, that delved a bit deeper into the facts beneath the Da Vinci Code fiction, perhaps. That's exactly what this does. It is obviously the product of committed research,and occasionally one does need to stop and re-read if not familiar with this stuff, but I found it, overall, highly readable and enjoyable. He is very good, I think, at making difficult concepts understandable.
I guess this was always going to be a controversial book, given that people who are very into the subject matter tend to disagree with each-other as a matter of course about the true nature and origin of things that are, by definition, obscure or obscured!
19 of 22 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Alas, still a secret!,
This review is from: The Secret History of the World (Paperback)
I am a scientist with a love of art, religion and history, and have an open, inquiring mind. I approached this book with great expectations of learning something about the history and development of esoteric thought. Alas, I was completely disappointed. The fault is not in my "too rigid academic mind", but in the writer's failings. I am prepared to forgive his obvious and irksome polemical disdain of conventional academic thinking (which I am sure is a belief platform from which the writer can justify a lamentable lack of scholarship), but no genuine student of history, however esoteric his or her leanings, can forgive sloppy thinking, sloppy writing, inconsistent lines of argument, and a total failure to quote references, either for specific statements of history or even for so-called "original" conclusions. As Robert Graves showed over half a century ago (with his "The White Goddess", which is still in print) it is entirely possible for original and unconventional historical ideas to be substantiated (at least in part) by sound historical and literary foundations: as Graves himself so aptly put it, it is important that historians "quarry cleanly" if an historical thesis is to survive scrutiny. Black's quarrying is painfully unclean. Even Lynn Picknett does a better job.
This book is a waste of time and money. I would give it zero stars if I could.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Myths and Legends, myths and legends......,
Martin Z (Norwich, UK .) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World (Paperback)
I was drawn to this book not least because I attended a Rudolf Steiner school, and my mother has studied his writings for many years. Which I've tried to read some of, but been deterred by the frustrating 'difficulty' of them. Jonathan Black says he's read about 30 of Steiner's books, as well as hundreds of others covering 'esoteric' beliefs and practices. Throughout he regularly references Steiner, who he rates as the most knowledgeable, remarkable and accurate teacher of spiritual, esoteric, ancient and everlasting knowledge of the 20th century. I've heard other people say that too.
I couldn't resist the premise of not only an accessible introduction to the teachings of Steiner and many other important visionaries, but also a chance to learn powerful and profound secrets, which have been guarded by secret societies for many thousands of years.
Interestingly, Jonathan Black says that Rudolf Steiner intentionally wrote in such a way as to not be too easily accessible ; He also says that an unspecified number of Steiner's books were, on his instructions, not published in his lifetime : In which case those, in Switzerland, who guard his legacy, are still waiting for what they assess to be a suitable time for their publication.
Some reviewers here opine that The Secret History of the World is very well written, others that it is very badly written. For me it began and ended interestingly enough, but the bulk of it is a long, long saga of brief outlines of hundreds of myths and legends, seemingly all presented as factual.
I admit that I speed-read through some of the long middle section, despairing of finding anything in it which I could relate in any way to life today. Which, I accept, may be due to intellectual failings on my part. It is neither very well or very badly written. But it's frequently rambling, repetitive, and apt to veer off on tangents which, though undoubtedly related, do not enhance its readability.
Jonathan Black is a pseudonym of the publisher Mark Booth. He highly, and I'm sure sincerely praises the Irish spiritual medium Lorna Byrne, whose books I presume he publishes.
I neither love or hate this book. I will keep it, and likely refer to it from time to time. I'm not qualified to comment on any possible innacuracies in it.
So what have I learnt from it? The meaning of 'mind over matter' as opposed to 'matter over mind' theories of the creation of our universe, as well as snippets of manifold other theories and realities. Apparently 'The Antichrist' is physically with us, and he is definitely not either Barack Obama or Richard Dawkins!
No powerful 'secret knowledge' is to be found in it. But just maybe some pointers in the direction of acquiring it for those who are sufficiently sincere, open minded and not easily deterred.
If you 'religiously' believe that modern science has all the answers you'll likely find it infuriating. But for the truly open and inquiringly minded it's a half-decent introduction to ancient/new ways of thinking. But be prepared to wade through a seemingly endless river of myths and legends.
106 of 125 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars How can people praise such dross?,
DV Barrett (London UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Secret History of the World: As Laid Down by the Secret Societies (Hardcover)
I've often wondered, when reading the worst of the pseudo-historical, -archaeological and -cosmological books over the years, who on earth commissioned them, and how the authors got away with their unsupported premises, their dodgy logic and their blatant factual errors. How could any editor possibly have allowed such sloppy and inaccurate writing to slip through? Well, now we know. "Jonathan Black", the back flap usefully informs us, "is the non-de-plume of Mark Booth" who runs Century, a Random House imprint, and has edited many well known speculative historians.
The Secret History of the World purports to be just that: "Here for the first time is a complete history of the world, from the beginning of time to the present day, based on the beliefs and writings of the secret societies." Now, that would be fine if the author were saying "This is what these people claim, these are their beliefs", but no. Black presents everything as fact. Just a few examples from throughout the book:
He refers to Jesus as "Jesus ben Pandira, the leader of the Essenes", but doesn't bother to give any evidence for either assertion. He states as fact that there were two identical Jesus children. He states as fact that the crucifixion was on 3 April AD 3 (does he actually mean 33?).
He makes careless remarks like "from the time of St Paul and St Augustine" - only 300+ years apart!
He tells us that "The stories of the Grail... are based on historical events". Parsival, we're told, "was a man of flesh and blood, a reincarnation of Mani, the third-century founder of Manichaeism". Not "some people believe", but "was".
He asserts that "Saintly individuals can sometimes live on almost nothing but sunlight". Really? Evidence, please!
He makes the common mistakes that Bernard of Clairvaux was the founder of the Cistercians, and that the Friday the 13th superstition is because of the arrest of the Knights Templar. Wrong in both cases.
He states that Oscar Wilde was a member of the Golden Dawn; he wasn't, though his wife Constance was. He states that Bram Stoker and WB Yeats were members of the OTO; they weren't, but Yeats and possibly Stoker were in the Golden Dawn.
And so on, and so on, and so on. Sloppy and careless research.
No sources are ever cited for any of his assertions - not a single numbered footnote. He does have "A Note on Sources and Selective Bibliography", but this just lists people and books he finds influential, especially Rudolf Steiner and GI Gurdjieff - and some current authors, including several of his own: Knight & Lomas, Robert Bauval, David Ovason, Robert Temple, Graham Hancock. The index to this 415 page book is a mere two pages long.
By the time he says of his book, on the last page, "The teachings of the secret societies have been pulled out into the light of day for the first time", one has become just a tad sceptical of such a claim. He then says, "This has been a visionary history..." If by that he means a history that cares nothing for factual accuracy, perhaps he is correct.
If there is any esoteric spiritual message in this book, it is sadly buried under pages and pages of bad argument, confused logic, ludicrous generalisations, lack of clarity and poor exposition of uncertain and completely undocumented "facts". This book commits so many of the classic sins of the stereotypical speculative historian, I kept wondering if it might perhaps be a massive spoof of the genre.
Of the many speculative history books I've read over the years, this has to rank amongst the very worst.
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It falls somewhere within the category of satire, but Arkin has been careful to keep the satire within very tight and self-consistent boundaries. This isn't the kind of satire that lets up occasionally, that opens a window to the merely ridiculous (as "Dr. Strangelove" did), so that we can laugh and relax and brace ourselves for the next stretch of painfulness. No, "Little Murders" is entirely self-contained, and once you get inside it, you've got to stay.
Arkin said, shortly after the film was released, that he'd only seen his movie once in a theater, and he was afraid to go again. When he saw it with an audience, he said, he thought it was a flop because there was no pattern to the laughs. People were laughing as individuals, almost uneasily, as specific things in the movie touched or clobbered them.
That's my feeling about "Little Murders." One of the reasons it works, and is indeed a definitive reflection of America's darker moods, is that it breaks audiences down into isolated individuals, vulnerable and uncertain. Most movies create a temporary sort of democracy, a community of strangers there in the darkened theater. Not this one. The movie seems to be saying that New York City has a similar effect on its citizens, and that it will get you if you don't watch out.
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This stretch of the movie -- Patsy's courtship of Alfred -- contains some awfully interesting ideas about the materialistic society. It seems to be saying that city life has cut its characters off from simple human emotion, and they've forgotten how to love or be sorry. Sharp, intense experiences can still penetrate the shell: sex, pain, getting fired. But the gentler emotions have atrophied.
Consumer buying power, however, may be a form of salvation. City dwellers can set out on self-improvement programs designed to restore their emotional muscles. By vacationing at expensive resorts, eating in intimate restaurants, possessing fashionable artifacts, people may actually be able to learn (from objects!) how to be people. It's significant, here, that Patsy is an interior decorator; she sees her own life largely in terms of the possessions and attitudes she has arranged around it.
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|#94 - 1. I think that would be an alright idea, since piracy can't b…
|11/21/2012 on Anyone want a gift card?
|#90 - Take the money out of the industry and the things produced wil…
|11/21/2012 on Anyone want a gift card?
|#89 - That depends on who is free. Its hypocrisy to say that people …
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|#88 - Tried, but can't. I can get the tip of the penis into my butt,…
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#96 - GamerMandrew (11/21/2012) [-]
Pirate Bay is one of the few sites that help promote artists, not just allow their shit to be torrented. Not too long ago, they had an add for a song that talked about D.I.Y, or Do It Yourself. Some artists choose to let their stuff be torrented freely, therefor, getting their image out more. The song talks about letting people download your music, then they'll talk about it, if they like it, and will invest in your music. If they don't like it, they'll likely delete it, so no harm done.
I for one, am a college student who loves music. It's my minor, infact. For obvious reasons, I don't have money to just shovel out for CDs and stuff like that, so I like to torrent them to check them out first. Rather than being an 'immoral pirate', I'm being a 'careful consumer'. Testing an item before actually purchasing it.
While you do make a good point, that America was built on Freedoms, but it was also built on opportunities. Many artists do not get recognized by huge record companies, so they don't get signed, or their CDs don't get published. However, when a site like Pirate Bay shows their support for such an artist, millions of people get to see it. And if these people see it, and they like it, they'll tell their friends, and then they'll tell their friends, and so on and so forth. In another way of speaking, it's Free Marketing.
I respect your opinion, truly. I just wanted to show you a different side of thinking, in any case that you would like other things to improve your own argument in the future, perhaps.
#104 - fredeminator (11/21/2012) [-]
It should be artists own choice whether they want their products to be free for download.
You say you can't afford buying lots of CDs, but you can buy a subscription for online music services. I pay less than 10$ each month in order to get acces to ~20 million tracks of music.
#110 - GamerMandrew (11/21/2012) [-]
In a few cases, it is the artist's choice. Some artist's allow their stuff to be torrented, as I mentioned above. And you see, I don't need to go through 20,000,000 tracks to find what I want, and I don't need to subscribe to a service.
For example... I can hear about a CD through a friend, torrent that CD or a song from it, listen to it, then purchase the CD myself, for a one time fee. In the short run, it may be more expensive, but in the long run, it saves me time, and money.
So in the end, I listen, I like, I buy. And sure, you could argue that YouTube is another way to listen to a song, but there are some cases where I'd like the song to listen to on the go. As I don't own a smart phone, I have to download it and put the song onto my phone to listen to it wherever I may be.
There are some people who pirate things for their own personal gain, but that's just a few people. I like to think that this community isn't exactly malicious, but some people take advantage of that. But as we all know, there are people like that everywhere, and in every situation.
#101 - GamerMandrew (11/21/2012) [-]
Hah... And I formed that entire point while half asleep, packing to drive 2.5 hours in about 8 hours...
#105 - GamerMandrew (11/21/2012) [-]
I'm wondering that myself. I tend to be more awake when I only sleep for five hours anyways. So I guess all's well.
#91 - skollon (11/21/2012) [-]
I hate that your comment is being voted down so much, because honestly, I agree with what you are saying. (Not saying that I haven't pirated something or another in my lifetime...but...) Piracy is mostly people just being lazy and trying to get out of paying for things. People just don't want to admit that you're right.
#98 - fredeminator (11/21/2012) [-]
Ive pirated things aswel and I know that 95% of my friends have. None of us have done it because of freedom of speach and information. The ONLY reason is money. People should not justicy piracy with ideology.
#86 - Justsomedudee (11/21/2012) [-]
Allow me to offer you my opinion as well:
#88 - fredeminator (11/21/2012) [-]
Tried, but can't. I can get the tip of the penis into my butt, but it gets stiff which makes it impossible.
Also, thanks for sharing your opinion, very clever.
#85 - rummler (11/21/2012) [-]
2.) No one says that they shouldn't get paid more than most of us. They work hard at what they do, so why not get paid for it.
3.) Piracy isn't only based on the fact that people want shit for free. Maybe people want to try a product without paying for it. If they truly like it, then they will pay for it. I'm sure that people on the internet may not like this, but I torrented on of the Black Veil Brides albums a while back just to say that I gave it a shot before I started bagging on it. I ended up liking it and buying all their albums.
I did the same thing with MLP.
I torrented the first few episodes and gave them a shot. I'm now a brony.
Don't think that all pirates are bad just because they choose not to pay.
#94 - fredeminator (11/21/2012) [-]
1. I think that would be an alright idea, since piracy can't be prevented. Sort of a public service agreement, but managing this would be impossible.
2. Some people say artists, actors etc. are greedy people and say they earn way too much. They say this to justify not paying for their products.
3. Some people will pay when they find out its a good product but most people wont.
#84 - flobberbuckett (11/21/2012) [-]
>the quality of the entertainment industry will decrease
that's exactly what people said about the radio and MP3 players and all they did was improve it.
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#83 - impwnuhard (11/21/2012) [-]
you sir do not seem to like the word free.
#89 - fredeminator (11/21/2012) [-]
That depends on who is free. Its hypocrisy to say that people who download data illegally should be free to do so - and at the same time say that people who produce things should not be free to keep what they own and have the properties for.
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#277 - TheFixer (11/13/2012) [-]
calling bullshit, do you see all the fucking computers in that room? im pretty sure this is how it goes
step 1 : he logs in to every account (actually he probably doesnt even do that he probably has them all permalogged so when he gets out of the screen saver they are ready to play.)
step 2 : he then does some weird shit where he makes the other accounts follow his main account, he checks all the macros to make sure when he presses the Q button on one character they all press the Q and do what he wants them to do.
step 3: ???
step 4 : profit?
now i know next to nothing about programming and WOW the most i know is that he is using some sort of mimic bot/mimic zombie program. what i do know is this "person" has no life. he probably works a 9 to 5 job and on weekends or when he has free time because he doesnt have to do shit because he lives in his moms basement, he does raids by himself because no one in his town plays wow because everyone is over 25 years old and has other things to do.
#321 - Womens Study Major (11/13/2012) [-]
"what i do know is this "person" has no life."
"What I do know is this person does something I find stupid, so I'll say he has no life."
#323 - kusipaa (11/13/2012) [-]
Opinions, my friend. He has a life because he's doing something he enjoys. You have a life because you do something you enjoy. I have a life because I do something I enjoy.
Please, tell me what qualifies as having a life. I'm guessing you're going to say "going out clubbin' and fuckin' bitchez"
#325 - TheFixer (11/13/2012) [-]
that guess, it amuses me. i guess we will start with the basics here, you have to be well alive to have a life there now that the pissing match is done, i give the term "having a life" the following qualities, you have friends not a lot of them but enough of them to never get board in the event of all friends busy you have family to turn too, you go do activities with said friends or family which may include 'clubbin and fuckin' bitchez' as you so eligently put it or activites you enjoy doing; for me and my friends we enjoy playing magic the gathering, and playing certain online games like tf2, LoL, Portal2, BlackOps, heck we even enjoyed runescape back in the day, (you get the idea). this person who is conducting raids by himself has no life by my standards because he isnt doing activites with friends or family... also you've seemed to have missed the very subtile referance to the southpark episode about World of warcraft titled make love not warcraft it features some man who has no life who got to the highest level where he could kill kim jongs and then killed everyone in the world of warcraft which posed the question "how do you kill that which has no life?" the reference to this was me saying that this man who conducts raids by himself has no life.
#269 - yumyumpuppies (11/13/2012) [-]
actually he controls them all, they copy whatever the "leader" character (the one he plays) does.
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#26 - Envy (08/30/2012) [-]
But in today's society it's human nature to WANT, not because of something's usability but simply because it's pretty or shiny. Such an economic change wouldn't work (unless a slow societal change occurred) because people would just see it as an opportunity to buy luxury items they were never able to.
I'm not arguing with you, as you're stating facts. I just wanted to post my opinion on this.
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Alabama can improve, create momentum against Western CarolinaAlex Scarborough
It's not about being ranked No. 1. It's not about playing a cupcake FCS team in Western Carolina. For Alabama, this Saturday can mean one of two things, said coach Nick Saban. Do you want to take advantage of the opportunity you have created...Blog | November 21, 2014
SEC slant: Alabama's problem letting off the gasAlex Scarborough
Every team has its flaws. It's just that kind of season where no one in the top four is perfect. Florida State, the only undefeated Power 5 team left, is ranked third because there's so much about the Seminoles that's concerning. Which, in a roundabo...Blog | November 20, 2014
Mississippi State eyes playoff, another shot at AlabamaAlex Scarborough
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Their confidence never wavered. Dak Prescott, Josh Robinson and the rest of the Mississippi State Bulldogs weren't defeated, even in defeat. They walked off the field in Bryant-Denny Stadium last Saturday in pain. The dream...Blog | November 20, 2014
Prove It: Don't discount two-loss Ole MissESPN.com staff
In this week's edition of "Prove It," ESPN SEC reporters Alex Scarborough and Greg Ostendorf discuss how Ole Miss is still alive in the SEC West and what the Rebels need to prove the next two games....Blog | November 19, 2014
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Unlikely cast key to Tide's defensive successAlex Scarborough
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Take Three: Who deserves 4th playoff spot?Jake Trotter, Austin Ward and Alex Scarborough
With the unveiling of the fourth set of College Football Playoff rankings only hours away, we wanted to dive once again into which team is most deserving of that coveted fourth spot. With the assumption that Oregon, Alabama and Florida State will tak...Blog | November 18, 2014
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Alabama completes its return to top of SECAlex Scarborough
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Go back six weeks to the first Sunday in October. Back when the AP poll had Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Texas A&M in its top 15. Back when all five SEC West teams were undefeated and in position to make the Co...Blog | November 17, 2014
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Mississippi State hung around. For 60 minutes, the Bulldogs did everything they could to stay in the game against Alabama. It wasn't until the clock finally struck zeroes that the dream season ended. The undefeated record was w...Blog | November 16, 2014
Mississippi State vs. Alabama primerAlex Scarborough
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Way back in April, Dan Mullen told me about how his program was different. His Mississippi State Bulldogs were, he said, not like the Alabamas and Floridas of the world. "We're a developmental program," he explained. Other schools could replace Al...Blog | November 13, 2014
Prove it: Can Missouri really win the East?ESPN.com staff
In this week's episode of "Prove It," ESPN SEC reporters Alex Scarborough and Greg Ostendorf take a look at Missouri, who currently controls its own destiny in the SEC East. Can the Tigers get back to Atlanta?...Blog | November 12, 2014
Mississippi State, Dak Prescott fit mold of what gives Alabama tr...Alex Scarborough
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By: Maarja Anderson
Registration for Grandma's Marathon closed at midnight on Saturday. By the next morning, the registration link was open once again to help out some fellow runners.
"You train for a marathon, you've been looking forward to this and then to be told nope you can't do it... it's heartbreaking," said Bob Gustafson, the public relations director with Grandma's Marathon.
Hundreds of runners were disappointed Sunday when the Minneapolis Marathon was canceled due to lightning.
"As soon as they canceled it the phone started ringing," said Gustafson.
He said the decision to reopen registration for the full marathon was an easy one. Gustafson said they expect a couple hundred extra runners to sign up. About 7,900 runners are signed up for the 2014 marathon, which is 500 more than last year.
Registration for Grandma's full marathon now ends Monday at 11:59 p.m.
So, the next logical question: where will all these runners stay?
Hotels are filling up but there are still plenty of college dorm rooms available.
"We have these two residence halls to fill and we still have about 60 rooms left, which is pretty awesome considering it's so close to the marathon," said Bailey Burns, who works for campus housing at UW-Superior.
Burns said they can house more than 200 runners and supporters for Grandma's Marathon weekend. The dorms may not be hotel luxury, but Burns said it's pretty fun.
"It's definitely the biggest group of people we get all summer. People are coming from all over the place, it's a really exciting time," said Burns.
UMD and St. Scholastica also have rooms available.
And while hotel rooms are booking up, Visit Duluth tells Eyewitness News there is still space. Seventy-seven rooms are still available for both Friday and Saturday, and 126 rooms are available for just Saturday night.
But Visit Duluth said they will get booked, because every year there's always a big rush to book a bed right before race day.
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In Re Chandler M.
Authoring Judge: Judge John W. McClarty
Trial Court Judge: Judge Thomas C. Faris
This is a termination of parental rights case in which the Tennessee Department of Children's Services filed a petition to terminate Father's parental rights to the Child. The trial court found that clear and convincing evidence existed to support the termination of Father's parental rights on the statutory grounds of abandonment, persistence of conditions, and confinement under a sentence of ten years or more. The court further found that termination of his rights was in the Child's best interest. Father appeals. We affirm the trial court's termination of Father's parental rights on the grounds of abandonment and confinement under a sentence of 10 years or more. However, we reverse the trial court on the ground of persistent conditions.
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Samuel Bridgefourth, Jr. v. Santander Consumer USA, Inc.
Authoring Judge: Judge Andy D. Bennett
Trial Court Judge: Judge Rubert Samual Weiss
Plaintiff's car was repossessed. Plaintiff paid the amount owed, but never received the car. Plaintiff sued and won a judgment for conversion. He was also awarded attorney's fees, first as special damages and then, in an amended order, as punitive damages. Defendant appeals. We reverse because attorney's fees cannot be awarded as punitive damages and no statute or contract involved in this case provides for attorney's fees.
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Ok Nan Kim Lambert v. Mark Stephen Lambert
Authoring Judge: Judge Holly M. Kirby
Trial Court Judge: Judge Laurence M. McMillan, Jr.
This appeal involves the interpretation of two marital dissolution agreements. The parties married, divorced , and then remarried each other. They stayed remarried for a few years and then divorced again. In both divorces, the parties entered into a marital dissolution agreement. Years later, after the husband retired from military service, this litigation was commenced regarding the award of a portion of the husband's military retirement benefits to the wife. The trial court held that the wife's award of benefits was based on the combined duration of both marriages. Both parties appeal. The husband argues that the trial court erred in not limiting the wife's award to the duration of the first marriage only. We construe the parties' marital dissolution agreement as awarding the wife the agreed percentage of all of the husband's military retirement benefits, irrespective of the duration of marriage. Thus, we decline to adopt the husband's argument. The wife does not argue on appeal that the trial court erred in failing to award her the agreed percentage of all of the husband's military retirement benefits. Accordingly, we are constrained to affirm the trial court's decision to base the award on the combined duration of both of the parties' marriages.
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Cheryl Hall v. James H. Crenshaw, M.D., The Jackson Clinic Professional Association, et al.
Authoring Judge: Judge Holly M. KIrby
Trial Court Judge: Judge Donald H. Allen
This interlocutory appeal involves ex parte communications between defense counsel for a defendant medical entity and non-party physicians who treated the plaintiff's decedent and are employed by the defendant medical entity. The plaintiff filed this healthcare liability action against the defendant medical entity arising out of treatment of the plaintiff's decedent. The trial court held that the attorneys for the defendant medical entity are barred under Alsip v. Johnson City Medical Center, 197 S.W.3d 722 (Tenn. 2006), from conferring ex parte with treating physicians employed by the defendant medical entity who are not named as defendants in the lawsuit. The defendant medical entity was granted permission for this interlocutory appeal. We hold that the defendant medical entity has an independent right to communicate privately with its employees, and this right is not abrogated by the filing of the plaintiff's healthcare liability lawsuit. Therefore, Alsip does not bar the medical entity's attorneys from communicating ex parte with physicians employed by the medical entity about the physician employee's medical treatment of the plaintiff's decedent. Accordingly, we reverse.
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Hanna (John) Nazi, et al. v. Jerry's Oil Company Inc.
Authoring Judge: Judge J. Steven Stafford
Trial Court Judge: Judge Nathan B. Pride
In this contract dispute, the parties disagree as to whether the signatory of the contracts may be personally liable thereon, as well as to whether the contract provides for a fuel surcharge. We affirm in part, vacate in part, and remand for further proceedings.
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Robert Maloney v. Gloria Maloney
Authoring Judge: Judge Andy D. Bennett
Trial Court Judge: Judge Karen R. Williams
Husband and paramour are represented by two partners in the same law firm. Wife sought to disqualify Husband's attorney. The trial court granted the motion to disqualify, citing the inevitability of conflict. Husband appealed. We reverse and remand for an evidentiary hearing on the motion.
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|Court of Appeals
Jean Marie Bailey v. Billie Carson Bailey
Authoring Judge: Judge John W. McClarty
Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Douglas T. Jenkins
In this post-divorce action, the petitioner sought to terminate or modify his spousal and child support payments. The trial court terminated the petitioner's child support obligation, lowered the monthly spousal support amount, and reduced the spousal support arrearage owed. The petitioner appeals. We affirm.
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Nashville Metro Government v. New Orleans Manor, Inc., et al.
Authoring Judge: Judge Richard H. Dinkins
Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Claudia Bonnyman
Metropolitan Government filed suit for recovery of delinquent real property taxes on property leased by the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority. Taxpayers filed a motion to dismiss the proceeding, asserting that its obligation to pay taxes arose from its lease obligation and was extinguished when the Airport Authority released taxpayers from all obligations under the lease. Metropolitan Government moved for summary judgment on the ground, inter alia, that the taxpayers did not have standing to challenge the taxes because they had failed to pay the tax under protest as required by Tenn. Code Ann. § 67–1-901; the trial court granted the motion. We affirm the judgment.
|Davidson County
|Court of Appeals
Michael O'Neil v. Clinically Home, LLC
Authoring Judge: Special Judge Laurence M. Mcmillan, Jr.
Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Ellen Hobbs Lyle
The Chief Executive Officer of a Company and the Company executed an Employment Agreement that covered, among other issues, consequences of termination with or without cause, either by the Officer or by the Company. A year or so later, the Officer called a meeting and issued an ultimatum to the board of directors threatening to resign if certain changes were not made. The Company later wrote a letter to the Officer accepting his resignation without "Good Reason" as defined in the Employment Agreement. The Officer asserted the Company terminated him "without cause" and that he did not resign. The Company responded that it did not terminate the Officer,but simply accepted his resignation. The Officer filed a complaint seeking severance pay and other benefits he claimed he was entitled to pursuant to the Employment Agreement. The trial court agreed with the Officer and granted his motion for summary judgment. The Company appealed, and we affirm the trial court's judgment.
|Davidson County
|Court of Appeals
In Re: The Adoption of Male Child A.F.C. By: C.M.C. and D.F.C., and J.L.B.
Authoring Judge: Judge Richard H. Dinkins
Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Robert E. Corlew, III
Parents of a child born of a surrogate mother with an anonymously donated egg and the father's sperm and Tennessee Department of Health appeal order entered in consolidated parentage and adoption proceedings which required the live birth certificate issued for the child to list the mother as "unknown." Having determined that the definition of "mother" for the purpose of completing the birth certificate is the same as that used in preparing the standard birth certificate promulgated bythe National Center for Health Statistics,we reverse the trial court's decision and hold that the gestational carrier should be listed as the mother.
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Scott Ostendorf, Et Al. v. R. Stephen Fox, et al.
Authoring Judge: Judge D. Michael Swiney
Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Andrew R. Tillman
Scott Ostendorf, et al. ("Plaintiffs") sued R. Stephen Fox, Mark S. 1 Dessauer ("Attorney Dessauer"), and Hunter, Smith & Davis, LLP ("the Firm") with regard to a transaction involving the sale of substantially all of the assets of Mothwing Camo Technologies, Inc. The defendants filed motions to dismiss. After a hearing, the Chancery Court for Scott County ("the Trial Court") granted the motions to dismiss. Plaintiffs appeal to this Court. We find no error in the Trial Court's finding and holding that Plaintiffs' claims against Attorney Dessauer and the Firm are barred by the statute of limitations. We, however, find error in the sua sponte dismissal of Plaintiffs' claims against Mr. Fox for improper venue. We affirm the dismissal of the claims against Attorney Dessauer and the Firm, vacate the dismissal of Plaintiffs' claims against Mr. Fox, and remand this case for further proceedings.
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Tracy W. Hamilton v. Pemberton Truck Lines, Inc., et al.
Authoring Judge: Justice Gary R. Wade
Trial Court Judge: Judge Larry H. Puckett
The employee sustained a work-related injury to his cervical spine. The trial court found permanent and total disability as a result of the injury. The employer has appealed, contending that the evidence preponderates against the trial court's finding. The appeal has been referred to the Special Workers' Compensation Appeals Panel for a hearing and a report of findings of fact and conclusions of law pursuant to Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 51. We affirm the judgment of the trial court.
|Monroe County
|Court of Appeals
In Re: Conservatorship of Robert E. L. Hathaway, Ward
Authoring Judge: Judge Holly M. Kirby
Trial Court Judge: Judge Robert Benham
This is a conservatorship proceeding. The ward's wife filed a petition to appoint a conservator in which she asked to be appointed as conservator for the ward. After a trial, the trial court held that the ward was disabled and in need of a conservator but appointed a public conservator instead of the wife. The trial court also set aside a transfer of real property, purportedly made by the ward prior to the filing of the conservatorship action. The wife now appeals, arguing that the trial court erred in setting aside the transfer of real property and in rejecting her request to be appointed conservator. Discerning no error, we affirm.
|Shelby County
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"He couldn't even get out of the car, he was pale and looked extremely unwell," concert venue executive Richard Errington told News.com.au.
Earlier in the day, the 85-year-old Lewis told an interviewer of his "love of Australia and great no-nonsense Aussies," adding, "It's a beautiful country filled with honest beautiful people."
Lewis sought treatment from a doctor, but it's unclear if he has actually been hospitalized.
Errington said he announced to the filled venue that Lewis was not able to perform and was surprised by the reaction he got.
"I told the audience they could have refunds but they rose as one and gave Jerry Lewis a personal standing ovation of support and said his charity could keep their ticket proceeds as a donation," he said. "It was a very touching gesture that was recorded and will be seen by Mr. Lewis when he is well."
The head of the MDF of Australia also released a statement: "We would like to apologise to people who purchased tickets for tonight's show but in unforseen circumstances, Jerry was not well enough to take the stage. Jerry is in Australia solely to raise awareness of and funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation, but understandably his health is the number one priority and this takes precedence. We are very appreciative of those people in attendance tonight who nominated to donate the ticket cost to the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation rather than request a refund."
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- Friday 24 JuneBy kris
God love ya Mr. Lewis. BE WELL SIR.
- Friday 24 JuneBy joan
Jerry Lewis has been ill for years and unfortunately he is I think starting to shut down. He has worked so hard for Muscular Dystrophy for years that I was and am hoping he lives to see a cure for it and other illness the foundation works with and for.
I am of his generation and I really am seeing the people I grew up with leaving on a daily basis. Such is life....
- Friday 24 JuneBy sharkzback
damn Vegemite will getcha every time.
- Saturday 25 JuneBy jojo
Where does this guy get his money? When he divorced his first wife, the mother of his many children, he claimed that he had no money and if menory serves, she had to live on Welfare!
- Friday 24 JuneBy francesca
what money? he has money?
- Friday 24 JuneBy joan
Boy are you wrong. He supported Patti and his sons with her. She did not live on welfare, the only thing that happened is that she was bitter at him for leaving her. You have never heard of him being an unfit father of his children. Plus he worked hard for his money in order to care his family.
- Friday 24 JuneBy oz
Mr. Lewis if you feel it is your time to go My Dad will be there waiting on you! He will be sooooo happy you are with him in heaven as we all know that is where you will be!!!!!!!!!
Love ya
- Friday 24 JuneBy David
Heaven? Hmm, you might be hugely disappointed in the end as concerns all that. As for Lewis, while the man has undoubtedly been a brilliant philantheopist for MD over the years he's also exibited arrogant, beastly and abysmal behavior in other realms, so I'd put the harps away until further notice if I were you in terms of those expectations.
- Saturday 25 JuneBy themeeker
David, you're an illiterate schmuck.
What the heck is a philatheopist?
- Friday 24 JuneBy butchbuss
hes a great man and a better American
- Friday 24 JuneBy Jeff
I remember watching the telethon when Dean Martin popped up out of nowhere to suprise him that even brought me to tears. Thx Jerry for what you have done all theses years get well.
- Friday 24 JuneBy Bill
Jerry if it is your time to go your kids will be waiting for you. Tell them we love them and give Matty a hug for me.
- Friday 24 JuneBy Susan G.
Just wanted Jerry to know that he is in my prayers for a speedy recovery.
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Cheers to the people of Australia!
- Friday 24 June
I met Jerry & his wife twice, many years ago while flying. Jerry was the most down to earth celebrity that I ever met as a flight attendant. Very Sincere! I wish Jerry a speedy recovery!!!
- Friday 24 JuneBy warhawk871
very graceful audience to do such a thing. theyre the true people that night, because mr. lewis was unable to perform, and they graciously gave their ticket funds as a donation rather than ask for a refund. i hope mr. lewis gets well very quickly and hope he didnt fall ill from anything bad,and hopefully he will remember and mention them in sept w/his next telethon, and maybe he will make it up to them when he is better. get well soon jerry.
- Friday 24 JuneBy Francesca
I loved Jerry Lewis since his days with Dean Martin, I thought he was so funny, he was the best. I hope he gets better.
- Friday 24 JuneBy ptrcbonn3
what a wonderful man Jerry Lewis is! And what wonderful people the Australians are. God Bless you Mr. Lewis, and we pray for you.
- Friday 24 JuneBy Stelios928
Here is a man who is giving his all to the cause he believes in. At 85, he has done more than enough yet he is traveling long distances to talk about his kids with the terrible desease.
May God grant him health to continue working for his kids.
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