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Installing an auxiliary transmission cooler is really not that difficult once you do a little research, but it is VERY messy. I want to say that the total time it took my uncle, cousin and I to install the cooler on my Suburban was probably about 2 hours from start to finish, but this was also working at a casual pace with reasonable breaks. A few things have to be investigated before starting on this project. First is determining whether you want to put this cooler in-line with the existing factory cooler or in replacement of it. I decided to replace the factory cooler with mine. This can have a couple advantages and disadvantages. You allow the radiator to cool more efficiently by not injecting 200F+ ATF fluid into the same space you are trying to cool antifreeze with. However, if you choose and undersized cooler, you may cook the transmission. So, using the factory one in conjunction helps ensure that you have adequate cooling ability. The second to check is the fitting size and threading on the case of the transmission. For the TH-700R4s found in most ½ ton trucks until 1988 (I think) for pickup trucks and up to 1991 in Suburbans, the transmission cooler fittings on the transmission case are 1/4" pipe thread fittings. For other transmissions, it appears this page (http://www.tciauto.com/Products/TechInfo/cooler_fittings.asp) has a lot, if not most of the fitting sizes and threading. Now, let's go through a brief parts list… Parts Needed: You could also buy these from a gm dealer such as www.gmpartsclub.com Transmission Cooler (Link) Autozone part# 911516 (I'm pretty sure this is the one I used) 2x Pipe fittings (1/4" pipe to 3/8" MIP) Automatic Transmission Cooler Line (watch out, this stuff if like $1.25 a foot) Teflon tape Hose clamps to fit the ATF line Quart or two of the appropriate ATF fluid for your truck Procedure: OK, get the truck in a fairly comfortable spot and let it sit there for a good long while. When a transmission is at operating temperature, ATF fluid can run in excess of 200F in the transmission. During this time, you can be planning your method of attack. Also while the truck is cooling, start disassembling the front grill, you have to get all the way down to the radiator, so it's gonna be a pain to get all that trim and grill off. Now you can start on disassembling the existing transmission cooling system. For my truck, the factory cooler had steel hard lines that ran from the transmission to the radiator. I left them in place and connected to the radiator in case I had issues with the aftermarket cooling, but I plan on removing them later on. Make sure you have a drain pan handy on whichever side or sides you remove the cooler line at. Now you can mount the transmission cooler to the front of the radiator. Make sure you don't have to make any sharp bends or sharp edges with the cooler line and that you can get to the fittings. I faced my radiator on its side with the fittings facing the bottom so that I could go down and straight under the truck with the lines. I put it on the passenger side since that's the side that the cooler fittings are on the transmission. It uses this weird tie-wrap that's designed to go through a radiator to secure things. As such, it's one-time use only, so make sure you get it right before you go putting the 2 halves of the tie-wrap together. Now, you need to route the cooler lines back to the transmission. I was able to route mine along the fame rail under the motor mount bracket up to the point where the cooler lines go into the transmission. I had a little extra line that I didn't feel like trimming off, so I then followed my fuel lines heading out into the open to cross the gap and take up the slack. Put a few turns of Teflon tape on the threaded side of the fittings and crank them into the case until you bottom out the fitting. Slip the cooler lines onto the fittings and tighten them down with hose clamps. Crank the truck up and cycle the gears to get the transmission fluid flowing. CAREFULLY feel the radiator to see if it's getting warm. Inspect for leaks and check the transmission fluid. Chances are you lost some fluid from the work and having to fill the new cooler and lines with fluid. Add fluid as needed to get you back up to the proper level. Put the grill back on and admire your work. Afterthoughts: I wish I had bought a remote filter and a transmission oil temperature gauge before I did the install, but everything's easy enough to get to that it should be easy to add those in. I even have enough spare line to complete the connections. I have yet to tow anything with the truck yet, but I can only assume that the cooler is doing its job well. However, time will tell as I have no way of telling for sure now whether the transmission fluid temps are lower or not. I used standard brass plumbing fittings in the transmission case. From what I understand, brass doesn't like very high temperatures, but I think it should be ok... The temperature of the oil shouldn't get so high that it causes the brass to fatigue. As usual, I didn't take any pictures while doing the work, but I'll try to get ya'll some pics soon of all the connections and such. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me and I'll do my best to answer them.
as promised, here's some pictures of the end result how the radiator looks behind the grill routing of the lines down from the cooler to under the truck routing of the lines when they get to the transmission case I didn't get any good pics of the brass fittings, or of the routing through the engine mount. I was taking these while trying to not get on the ground. The suburban sits in some dirt when I'm not driving it... I'll try to get some shots of that stuff tommorow when I'm inspecting the system after driving it.
just a tip put a rubber firewall plug around the wires going thru the drip pan. the wires will vibrate and move and chafee this will be a short some time soon and be a bad thing. you can take some vaccum hose split it then wrap the wires and put 1"of hose on both sides of the metal and tape or zip tie it off......just a tip otherwisw this is great........thanks....mike
Never thought about that, but that's not a bad idea. Those are just ground wires, but I imagine that it would suck to go turn the lights on and not have them. Oh, and on the second picture, it's important to note the chunks of cooler that I cut in half and tie-wrapped to the real cooler line. This is to protect the cooler line from getting chafed or cut by the radiator core support. Oh, and on a side note, I'm not sure where it's going, but it looks like I'm STILL losing ATF somewhere... I have to get under the truck with some brake cleaner to clean the transmission area of the truck so I can figure out where it's coming from.
Love It!! My buddy did the same thing on his dodge van i know dodge uuugghhh haha but im curious on this mod working for my 99' Tahoe,I have a trans temp gauge on order but i would like to add the aux cooler for the tranny and give my radiator a break. So let me know if this will work on my Tahoe she has the 5.7L Vortec and its 2wd and again great write up:great::great::great:
Good write up Chris and nice pictures however you will hate me after you read what I have to say. I have to take issue with running rubber cooler lines all the way from the transmission to the cooler. This is a no no and not recommended. I have seen this done before and they just do not hold up to the elements. The rubber lines will get hard over a year or two and crack. Also they tend to rub through wherever they touch metal . Also those cheesy nylon ties that are installed through the fins should never be used! They will ruin your radiator and will cause leaks after they have been there for about a year. I have seen too many radiator leaks over the years because of these ties. The good aftermarket coolers come with metal straps which mount the cooler securely to the truck without touching the radiator. You can buy these separately as a kit from TruCool. TruCool makes the best aftermarket coolers IMO and are OE in many applications as an auxiliary cooler. They are a stacked plate design rather than a fin and tube style. They have a much higher cooling capacity as well. As you say there are pro's and cons about bypassing the radiator. If you live in a cold climate do not bypass the radiator! The ATF needs to get warmed up by the radiator in order to flow and this is your lube oil. New trucks nowdays have a built in bypass system so fluid will flow in cold climates because sometimes the radiator is not enough until it gets hot and this can take a while in sub zero weather. Keep in mind the stock radiator is designed to cool the transmission and the heat it makes as well as warm it up quickly. Another downfall of bypassing is a stand alone cooler needs airflow. They work great on the highway but not around town or off road where the going is slow. Last but not least is the GVW rating you see on the cooler box. Most people don't know that this rating is compiled with the stock radiator cooler in series. If you bypass the radiator then cut that rating in half! You may think you have enough cooler but in fact you do not.
Well Jimmiee, I don't hate you, but that's some not-so-good news. As for the rubber lines all the way back, I did it because I didn't want to risk having a line leak at a juncture between rubber and steel line. So far the lines seem to still be pretty soft and pliable, and it's been at least a year since I put the cooler in. I would like to upgrade the cooler and possibly add in a second cooler because I plan to tow with the truck and I do plan to idle the truck a decent amount. I don't think I'll have any lack of heat issues, it's a bit hot down here... :lol:
So, I'm working on completely rebuilding my automatic transmission cooler setup. There's a couple of reasons behind my descision. First, with the setup I did before, I am not confident that I can pull my 9000 pound camper without overheating. The cooler I selected was probably just barely adequate to cool the transmission by itself in the configuration I had it in. Second, I wasn't taking advantage of the cooling and pre-heating offered by running the ATF first through the engine radiator. Third, I apparently had the cooler oriented in a position in which air pockets can get trapped in the cooler, reducing cooler performance. Granted, this cooler has not given me any issues in the 3 years I've had it installed, but I haven't really towed heavy loads that often during that time either. So, time for an upgrade. There are some things I'm going to keep the same with the upgrade, like the ATF cooler hose. Jimmiee advised against running the rubber ATF cooler hose the whole way up, but I haven't had any issues with it, so I'm going to keep running them. I also had left the original steel cooler lines in the truck in case I had to go back to them for any reason. I've now cut out 98% of them leaving only about 4" stubs that hook up to the radiator to give me something to splice into. So, fluid is going to be routed from the transmission, into the external ATF filter, past the temp sender, into the bottom port of the engine radiator, out the top port, into the bottom port of the B&M cooler, out the top, and back to the transmission. The cooler I chose to go with is the B&M Universal SuperCooler part number 70274. This is a universal cooler that's good for oil, ATF, power steering, and most other low to mid pressure applications. It's capable of dissapating 29,200 BTU of heat. It measures right at 11"x11"x1.5" for the core, plus another 1/2" or so for the mounting fins. It has 1/2" NPT fittings for ease of hooking it up. Here's a picture of it sitting next to my new AutoMeter transmission temp gauge (more on that later): I figured while I was rebuilding the cooling system, I might as well add in some additional filtration to get all the little particles of clutch out. So, I went back to B&M and picked up their remote transmission oil filter kit, part number 80277. It has 1/2" NPT ports on top and accepts a PH8/TG8 filter. I would have been happier if it were a TG5 filter so it would be the same as the engine, but I should have the TG8 filters on hand for my Bronco's engine. I also picked up an AutoMeter Z-Series transmission temp gauge. I'm planning on putting the temp sender in the transmission pan when I get a pan with a sender port in it, but for now it's going inline with the cooler. So, I got all the parts in, and started looking over the front of my truck to determine how I wanted to mount it. I was originally going to mount it with the ports pointing down like my old was, but B&M strongly discourages that, so I had to rethink my plans. I was able to come up with a mounting solution that allowed me to put the cooler horizontal, but then I was having clearance issues with the horn. I figured out by putting the cooler very low, to where a little bit of it's behind the bumper, that I could fit the cooler in. I put a 90 degree fitting on the top port to make hose routing easier. I used a pair of 2" wide pieces of flat aluminum to make the cooler wide enough to screw into the radiator core support. I used self-tapping screws to make installation easier. So, here's what I ended up with for the install of the cooler: The brass 90 degree fitting will be painted flat black to match everything else. I probably should have done that before putting the cooler on the truck, but oh well. I haven't checked clearance yet with the grill, but the cooler is far shallower than the center core support brace, so it should fit with no problem. With that out of the way, I turned my attention to assembling the transmission external filter setup. First I had to determine where I wanted to mount the filter. Obviously I wanted the filter to be easy to get to and not make a mess during filter changes, but it also couldn't be the lowest part on the truck where it could get sheared off or otherwise messed up. I decided to put it on its side up on the framerail on the passenger side right where the transmission cooler lines passed by. I used a piece of 1.5" angle aluminum to make a bracket to mount to the lower framerail with. I then installed a 1/2 NPT to 3/8 hose barb fitting on the IN side of the filter, and a T-fitting and another 1/2 NPT to 3/8 hose barb fitting on the out. In the T, I installed the temperature sender for the transmission temp gauge. I know it's not the best place to get an accurate picture of the transmission temperature, but it will give me relative readings until I can install it in the pan. Here's some pictures of the filter assembly aseembled: It looks big and ungainly, but it would have been much cleaner if the temp sender hadn't been there. So, now I still need to mount the filter, buy some 3/8" ATF cooler hose and extra ATF fluid, and assemble the system. I'll probably buy the parts this week and finish the assembly and install on Saturday.


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looking to trade my untouched Kyurem or my tornadus lvl 45 for a latios or alternatively a latias. pm me if interested.
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Seeking a Latios that has a decent nickname or can be nicknamed. Doesn't need to be UT but I'd like to learn about its EVs if possible. I can offer these so far...
Raikou (Careful, Lv.40, Quick Ball)
Latias (Brave, Lv.35, Quick Ball)
Entei (In process of catching)
Suicune(Will catch upon request)
Moltres (Will catch upon request)
Zapdos (Will catch upon request)
I can give them nicknames before transferring them to B/W to trade. PM me if you're interested in any of them. I can attach items to them too.
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Looking for a U/T Timid Latios with good IVs (specifically in Sp. Atk and Speed) I don't have much to offer, but I can try my best. Please PM me with details.
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1st. - Flawless HpIce70 - Premier Ball<3
2nd. Flawless HpGhost70 - SMR2012 8-28-2012 Self Obtained ~
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My Dream World Females:
Seeking UT Modest or Timid Latios. Offering legendaries, shinies, dw females, all gen starters, evolutionary items. PM me!
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Looking for Timid Latios with 30+ for all IVs and 31 in Speed and Special Attack, and either untouched or EV'd in Special Attack and Speed. (Legit! RNGs are great, but no hacked ones!)
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I have a fully EV'd 252 SpAtk/ 252 Spe/ 4 HP Haunter with Shadow Ball Focus Blast Substitute and Disable ready to be traded away. it has +25 IVs in SpAtk and Spe. I'm specifically looking for an UT Adamant Magikarp/Gyarados with Bounce, an UT Timid Latios, or an UT Modest Rotom-W with HP Fire. I also have other UT Ghastlys with Timid and the above moves that are up for trade, as well as others, including UT Turtwig with Wide Guard and UT Calm Vulpix w/ Drought. Shoot me a PM ONLY IF YOU HAVE THESE OFFERS. I am also willing to give you more than one of my offers for one of the mentioned Pokemon.
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I have an UT latios with a nature of your choice, I am looking for a UT latias with a timid/modest nature or a groudon with an adamant nature. please pm me if interested
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Can infect with Pokerus.
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My Safari: Spritzee, Kirlia, Red Floette
after a latios or latias any kind will trade a lvl 48 lugia or reshiram and also have others please contact me via message
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My friend code on Pokemon White 2 is 4213-3887-7581
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Hey guys I'm looking for any kind of Latios I have spare legit: legendary birds, latias, Uxie, cobalion, virzion, terrkion. pm me if you would like to trade.
Friend Code: 2194-5463-6286 for White 2
Looking for Shinies ^^ Anything
Also Looking for Maloeta for Dex entry last pokemon I'm missing ; ;.
Will trade for dex entries.
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Willing to trade any of the starter Pokemon in my signature (all bred from legit starters) for either Latias or Latios!
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Seen: 235
offering my sp attack ev trained latios from the dreamyard complete with soul dew for a groudon,swampert, or regice
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Our world may be a giant hologram
15 January 2009 by Marcus Chown
DRIVING through the countryside south of Hanover, it would be easy
to miss the GEO600 experiment. From the outside, it doesn't look much:
in the corner of a field stands an assortment of boxy temporary buildings,
from which two long trenches emerge, at a right angle to each other,
covered with corrugated iron. Underneath the metal sheets, however,
lies a detector that stretches for 600 metres.
For the past seven years, this German set-up has been looking for
gravitational waves - ripples in space-time thrown off by super-dense
astronomical objects such as neutron stars and black holes. GEO600 has
not detected any gravitational waves so far, but it might inadvertently
have made the most important discovery in physics for half a century.
For many months, the GEO600 team-members had been scratching their
heads over inexplicable noise that is plaguing their giant detector. Then,
out of the blue, a researcher approached them with an explanation. In
fact, he had even predicted the noise before he knew they were detecting
it. According to Craig Hogan, a physicist at the Fermilab particle physics
lab in Batavia, Illinois, GEO600 has stumbled upon the fundamental limit
of space-time - the point where space-time stops behaving like the
smooth continuum Einstein described and instead dissolves into "grains",
just as a newspaper photograph dissolves into dots as you zoom in. "It
looks like GEO600 is being buffeted by the microscopic quantum
convulsions of space-time," says Hogan.
If this doesn't blow your socks off, then Hogan, who has just been
appointed director of Fermilab's Center for Particle Astrophysics, has an
even bigger shock in store: "
If the GEO600 result is what I suspect
it is, then we are all living in a giant cosmic hologram.
Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
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Oh Fintan, the Salmon of Knowledge (LOL)
Great info, insights and conclusions, as usual. What a gift you have for finding the truth behind all the smoke and mirrors! I'm grateful for your efforts...
Among many of the things this program has me thinking about is the distiction between the terms "immortal" and "eternal".
To me, without consulting dictionaries or learned opinions, I perceive that one
immortal, but one
eternal. When I think back on our great stories, it seems that those who become
have actually found some method to cheat death, to remain in their current physical form and timeline and resist the normal deterioration of body and mind that happens in an incarnation. The word
, on the other hand, suggest a being that has moved beyond the limitations of material existence and can experience timelessness and formlessness in conjunction with physical manifestation.
I've noticed you use the words rather interchangeably. Do you think this is a valid distiction?
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
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Great show, as expected. I admittedly do not always "get" the Treeincarnation shows - I would guess perhaps my brain's architecture is ill-designed to stay awake during or be able to clearly grasp the visuals.
Intellectual ADHD? Whatever.
But a few quick observances and added tidbits. A
- the supposed "end of life" is also called a "wake", perhaps additionally implying that the end is equal to another beginning.
It also speaks to the "duality of the universe", an issue addressed to semi-extreme in the new semi-pop video,
, by the Stewart Brothers of
Esoteric Agenda
semi-fame. An interesting vid for anyone who hasn't seen it, for several reasons, not the least of which is it's left-slanted take on everything from animal rights to the illegitimacy of mainstream religion (by my interpretation) to how the universe is an organism made up of endless positive-negative social/physical counterparts.
If Fintan's analysis is as spot on as I suspect it is, then perhaps this is a kind of antithesis to that agenda - that, yes, there is a duality to the universe, but perhaps it's an imposed, holographic, false duality. That truth lies actually beyond black and white, left and right, male and female, etc., in a third direction, beyond conventional understandings. Can we go as far as to say that social control perhaps depends heavily on us buying into
dualities? The reason we have primarily two political agendas/parties - because the endless back and forth pendulum effect of left-right politics is how you mass hypnotize? A third direction would be the guy in the gorilla suit, hidden by everyone frantic search for "the truth".
Also, wouldn't a true religion (perhaps
spiritual mindset
is better) - be one that encompasses all the positive traits that human consciousness tells us is "good / beneficial to and respective of others", and instead of asking for "faith" in it's validity, instead be constantly challenging others to disprove it's very core belief? Either way, the challenger is providing a service.
Prove me wrong and stop me from deluding myself, so that I can pursue an alternate path
, or
prove me right and let know know I'm on the right path.
Every organized religion, as far as those of which I am familiar,
preaches that the follower
try to recruit others into the fold. What a refreshing audio this was, in that respect.
"No matter what happens, ever... there's ALWAYS at least one reason. And the top reason is ALWAYS money."
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I perceive that one becomes immortal, but one is eternal.
Good point. I also use the term
and I think I should stick to that because it's more
specific -rather than use either
A funeral - the supposed "end of life" is also called a "wake"
I looked it up and here's the etymology:
"state of wakefulness," O.E. -wacu (as in nihtwacu "night watch"), related to watch; and partly from O.N. vaka "vigil, eve before a feast," related to vaka "be awake" (cf. O.H.G. wahta "
watch, vigil
," M.Du.
wachten "to watch, guard
;" see wake (v.)). Meaning "a sitting up at night with a corpse" is attested from 1412 (the verb in this sense is recorded from c.1250). The custom largely survived as an Irish activity. Wakeman (c.1200), which survives as a surname, was M.E. for "watchman."
So it looks like the term is derived from the night "watch".
...wouldn't a true religion (perhaps spiritual mindset is better) - be one
that encompasses all the positive traits that human consciousness tells us
is "good / beneficial to and respective of others", and instead of asking
for "faith" in it's validity....
Indeed. Such a spiritual ethos would be humanist but wouldn't foster
the kind of hysterical, blind commitment which Religion uses to recruit.
Religion relies on the PsyOp value of the threat of eternal damnation/
exclusion of the non-believer. Which makes the Dept. of Homeland
Security roughly equivalent to the religious Dept. of Death Security. lol
Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
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Fantastic, mind expanding show, Fintan. The Oasis song was amazing, and I don't like Oasis. And the Finnegan's Wake riff was awesome. And this is the first I heard of the expanding earth idea. I looked up the videos and Adams illustrations make a lot of sense to me except, and maybe I missed this, but what is "filling" up the Earth? Magma? Plasma?
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Rumpl4skn wrote:
Every organized religion, as far as those of which I am familiar,
preaches that the follower
try to recruit others into the fold.
Not Judaism.
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maybe I missed this, but what is "filling" up the Earth? Magma? Plasma?
There are suggestions it's something to do with neutrinos. But the actual
mechanism is purely speculation so far. What is not speculative is the
evidence of your eyes watching the continents fit perfectly on a smaller
Earth in Neal Adam's online animations.
I forgot to mention another key piece of evidence: the huge size of
dinosaurs is likely due to a much lower gravity on a smaller planet.
Similarly with flighted creatures of that era. Could such massive 'birds'
and dinosaurs have even moved around in an Earth gravity similar to
today's? Many doubt they could have.
Those issues also indicate that Earth's expansion is less likely to be
due to density decrease --because that would leave gravity unchanged.
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They only function when open.
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This audio really connected with me... So many things that I have been
driven to uncover (out of a life-long quest for what is reality) you mention
& nail in this audio. Not particularly the mirror information, but a lot of the
rest... thank you Fintan. You are probably familiar with this guy, I also
find a lot of truth in his work, Bill Gaede I think is his name?
...and from the youtube link you can follow the series 'Einstein's Idiots'
going at theoretical physicist's & mathematician's definitions of physical
objects & theories.
''Fool me once, shame on... shame on you. Fool me ... you can't get fooled again''
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Yeah Bill Gaede is cool, I browsed thru the site once before. He kicks
some major holes in mainstream concepions. I've also covered the
ridiculous idea of the "point" in a previous audio.
Bucky Fuller has addressed a lot of these inconsistencies in his work.
In the final analysis science would be better off replacing their idea
of "points" and "atoms" with the Sphere. I say there is nothing which
does not arise out of the fundamental nature of Sphere. Sphere is
built of Sphere or contains Sphere depending on your perspective.
One of his major contributions is to highlight the way different parts
of the classic understanding actually have inbuilt vagueness which
allows the same thing to have multiple roles in theoretical ideas.
Another implication of his vaild criticisms is that this vagueness makes
it possible to have neverending arguments about physics --due to the
fact that different people are using the same terms in different ways.
You can go round and round in this forever. And they do!
The acid test is to develop conceptual models which are rigorously
defined and which value brevity, simplicity and economy.
My own approach has been to reality-check any conceptual model
first against humanly-observable gross physical structures in our
everyday life: trees, lakes, day, night, shape, etc.. Why? Because
these reveal the underlying structures. Then going on to develop
top level concepts with the most explanation in the minimum
concept structure.
So we have to revisit the Greek foundations of modern thinking,
(as Fuller did) applying their methodology of rational logic --but
effectively starting all over again; tossing out points, planes and
discrete atoms and building anew.
Glad you got something out of the audio.
Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
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Offtopic a bit, so there is a Noel Gallagher interview here
Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
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Oh, you have been in the religion-of-the-month-club too, eh?
Great show Fintan! I had to listen to this twice.
First time, when I got the email announcement. Casually listened. Y'know, while perusing stuff online for my term papers... a bit multi-tasking. That was distracting. And plain wrong.
Second time, lights off, screen off, laying on the floor, cat cuddled in my armpit. What a better way it was! Your voice made me hypnotized. I dozed off for a few seconds here and there, but heard you loud and clear.
Has anyone noticed that when you look in a mirror, you SEE yourself? I mean, you see YOU? I see my I.
But when you look at a photograph of yourself, do you see a disconnected resemblence of you? I see someone and I've accepted that it's basically a reconstruction of me. A representation, if you will. But...
It's past tense.
What about looking at yourself in a live webcam projection on your computer screen? What is that?
Well, if you keep it mirror-imaged, you tend to accept it as your reflection... because it moves the way you expect it to (like you do infront of a mirror). But change it up - reverse it as with a photograph, right hand becomes graphically correct - then you get all discombobulated.
just cos things are fucked up doesn't mean it isn't progress...
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I tried to get a Neal Adam's discussion going on my usual forum and was mostly shot down by my for the most part intelligent fellow board members. I said how awed I was and posted links to Adam's amazing videos and a number of them responded by saying how could a mere comic book illustrator be smarter than so many real scientists and that science has spoken and that plate tectonics are
. Now, I am not a science guy by any stretch but I found Adam's ideas of the expanding earth mind blowing, to tell the truth. I couldn't wait to tell my online friends and now they think I'm nuts.
Maybe it
me (and Fintan). Do any of you have an opinion about Adam's work?
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Well, tell 'em this is
a theory developed by Neal Adams.
It was pioneered by Australia's most famous geologist
Samuel Warren
, and colleagues in the middle of the last century. It was the
subject of a scientific battle back then --which Carey et. al. lost.
Despite the eventual acceptance of the plate expansion and subduction
paradigm over Carey's theory, he is widely regarded as making
substantial contributions to the field of tectonics and considerable
influence in the initial acceptance of continental drift over a static model.
In 1946, he became the founding professor of geology at the University
of Tasmania. He retired from this position 30 years later in 1976. In the
Australia Day Honours list of 1977, Carey was awarded the Officer of the
Order of Australia for his services to the field of geology. He, and a small
number of other researchers, continued to support and investigate
expanding earth models.
All this was
the era of computer anination, and if Carey
had access to that technology to depict his theory, he would have won
that debate. Neal Adams has served us all very well by rendering the
3D graphics, which are compelling.
In trying to get through to people about this the only thing I can suggest
is to refuse to let them evade the way the continents clearly fit together
on a smaller Earth. That's the bottom line on this. So how do THEY explain
undeniable fact --which clearly applies to the Earth, the Moon
and Mars.
The onus is on
to explain how Earth's broken pieces of
continental crockery can be glued back together into a perfect Vase
by shrinking the planet! Their willful blindness to unambiguous, visible
3D facts is their problem, not yours.
Here's a website which goes into the issue in full detail:
Here's another site:
Here's a site with an Online version of Carey's book on this:
Here's more Expanding Earth links & resources:
If any of these sites don't come up because of Geocities traffic limits,then
paste the URL into Google and view the Google cache version instead
This audio is about more than just Expanding Earth - which I mentioned
only in passing, and I've set up a discussion thread for it in the
Our Reality
section of the forum
. But your experience does show
something very interesting.
That is:
people will deny the evidence of their own eyes if the authority figures
on whom they have a dependency relationship tell them it's not there!
Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
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maybe thing were different back then
Giant Pterosaurs Couldn't Fly, Study Suggests
Tony McNicol in Tokyo
for National Geographic News
April 28, 2009
Giant pterosaurs, colossal winged reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs, have long been considered the heaviest animals ever to take to the skies.
But new research suggests that the notion of giant pterosaurs soaring over Earth simply doesn't fly.
Based on the weights and body sizes of modern birds, a new study finds that animals heavier than 90 pounds (41 kilograms) with wingspans greater than 16.7 feet (5.1 meters) wouldn't be able to flap fast enough to stay aloft.
The conclusion casts serious doubt on the flying ability of large pterosaurs such as Quetzalcoatlus, thought to be one of the largest airborne animals of all time.
The late-Cretaceous creature may have weighed up to 551 pounds (250 kilograms) and had up to a 34.1-foot (10.4-meter) wingspannearly as wide as a schoolbus is long.
"I think that the giant pterosaurs could not stay aloft in an environment similar to the present,"
said study leader Katsufumi Sato, an associate professor at the University of Tokyo's Ocean Research Institute.
Even if they could stay up, the bulky beasts would have had trouble getting off the ground in the first place, Sato said.
"Takeoff is the hardest task. I suppose they could not take off using only muscular efforts."
Setting Limits
Sato, who is also a National Geographic Society emerging explorer, journeyed to the southern Indian Ocean to study the world's largest bird, the wandering albatross, and four smaller bird species. (The National Geographic Society owns National Geographic News.)
All five species are considered to be soaring birdsflyers that use a strategy of gliding punctuated by sporadic flapping, as pterosaurs are generally thought to have flown.
The researcher outfitted 26 birds with tiny accelerometers, which collected data on their flapping speeds from takeoff to landing.
Comparing the data across species, Sato found that the flapping speeds required for a bird to take off and then stay cruising are linked to its body size.
He and his team calculate that 22 pounds (10 kilograms)the weight of a large wandering albatrossis the "pragmatic limit" for safe and sustainable flight in variable wind conditions.
Sato's findings, appearing tomorrow in the journal PLoS ONE, also suggest that, in theory, a soaring flyer can weigh no more than 90 pounds (41 kilograms) with a wingspan no wider than 16.7 feet (5.1 meters).
Swimming Pterosaurs?
Other scientists are not quite convinced that Sato's research means large pterosaurs couldn't get airborne.
"One possibility is that Sato's findings don't really apply to pterosaurs or even to all birds," suggested Davin Unwin, a paleobiologist at the University of Leicester in the U.K.
For example, Argentavis, a giant bird thought to have existed six million years ago, had a wingspan of 20 feet (6 meters) and seems to have been able to fly, Unwin said.
What's more, Unwin said, giant pterosaur fossils all seem to have extraordinarily thin bone walls, which could mean the animals were lighter than their size would suggest.
Makoto Manabe, a senior scientist at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo, also thinks it's possible that pterosaurs were simply lighter than we currently think.
Or, if pterosaurs couldn't fly, Manabe wonders whether they might have been swimmers, "using their wings as fins like penguins."
"Having said that," he added, "their wings do not look very efficient at swimming."
According to study leader Sato, it's possible heavy pterosaurs overcame their difficulties during takeoff by launching themselves from high places such as trees or cliffs.
But if pterosaurs really were capable of sustained flight, "we must think about the possibility of drastic change in other environmental factors, such as much lighter gravity or much denser air over geological time," he said.
Biggest Critic
In general, Sato thinks the reactions from paleontologists have been "not so negative," despite the fact that his conclusions would bring huge pterosaurs abruptly down to Earth.
He is expecting his biggest critic to be much closer to home.
"My six-year-old son, Takuto, is a dinosaur freak," he said, "and will never agree with my findings."
Birth is the first example of " thinking outside the box"
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O's take their late-game magic to Oakland
Two of the surprise teams of 2012 are no longer surprising.
Late into April, the Orioles (12-9) and A's (13-9) are still winning, but respect from others around the league has severed their ties with the element of surprise.
Might as well consider them potential contenders now.
The two best offenses in the American League will look to keep spinning their magic on the West Coast as they meet in Oakland for a four-game series beginning on Thursday.
"They're picking up right where they left off," A's manager Bob Melvin said of the Orioles. "They're playing well. Another year of experience for guys like [Matt] Wieters and Adam Jones, these guys are really good players now, All-Stars.
"They just have a good team. Last year, a bit of a surprise, but certainly not this year. Everyone around the league looks at them as one of the better teams in the league."
The Orioles once again battled from behind on Wednesday, storming back from a three-run deficit against the Blue Jays to tie the game. The O's had a chance to seal a win in the bottom of the 10th, but Manny Machado was gunned down at home off a bullet from the arm of Rajai Davis.
The Orioles entered Wednesday tied for the Major League lead with eight comeback wins, and after beginning the year 0-4 in games decided by two or less runs, the O's have since gone 6-1 in such games.
The O's hand the ball to Jason Hammel, whose numbers this April aren't quite as impressive as they were a year ago, though he's been effective none the less, going 2-1 with a 4.74 ERA while holding opponents to four runs or less in each of his first four starts.
After Hammel allowed four runs in the first two innings against the Dodgers on Saturday, the right-hander settled in to throw four more innings, keeping the Dodgers scoreless as the Orioles were able to rally for a 7-5 win.
"That's why Ham kind of graduated a little bit as a starter, because what you see in the first inning isn't necessarily what you're going to be seeing in the fifth or sixth inning," said Orioles manager Buck Showalter. "They've got some guys who need to hopefully follow that lead. It's not, 'Woe is me and the sky is falling.' It's, 'OK, let's make an adjustment and let's get our team through this and get a chance to win the game and don't tax the bullpen too much.'"
The A's will be returning home from Boston, where their bats returned to life after scoring just four runs in a three-game series sweep at the hands of the Rays last weekend.
Oakland scored 24 runs in the three-game series, which included a 13-0 win on Tuesday.
"It was good to get some knocks," said catcher John Jaso. "It was kind of a good spirit lifter [Tuesday]."
Jarrod Parker, who posted his first quality start of the season Saturday against the Rays, will be on the mound for Oakland. Parker is 0-3 with a 7.50 ERA and nine strikeouts to 10 walks in 18 innings this season.
Orioles: Bullpen finally breaks
The Orioles finally lost an extra-inning game on Wednesday, breaking their 17-game streak of consecutive extra-innings victories, the second longest streak ever.
The driving force has been the bullpen, which held onto a seventh-inning lead in their 100th consecutive game Tuesday, a streak as long as any team's during the expansion era (dating back to 1961), aside from the dominant Yankees' bullpen of 1998-99.
A's: Cespedes on the mend
Yoenis Cespedes, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 13 with a sprained muscle in his left hand, could begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Sacramento on Thursday, and would likely play three games before rejoining the A's when eligible on Sunday.
"If it were up to him, he would've flown out of here yesterday to try to get in a game last night," Melvin said.
Coco Crisp, Josh Reddick, Seth Smith and Chris Young have rotated through the outfield in Cespedes' absence.
Worth noting
• The Blue Jays didn't attempt to steal a base in three games against the Orioles, who have caught an Major League-best 62 percent (8-for-13) of attempted basestealers.
• Darren O'Day threw 1 1/3 scoreless innings Wednesday, and he's allowed just one earned run in his last 25 innings. The Orioles are 19-4 in those 23 games.
• The A's are 11-2 against AL West opponents and 2-7 against all other teams.
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David N. Myers received his A.B. from Yale College in 1982, and undertook graduate studies at Tel-Aviv and Harvard Universities before completing his doctorate at Columbia in 1991. He has written extensively in the fields of modern Jewish intellectual and cultural history, with a particular interest in the history of Jewish historiography. He has authored Re-Inventing the Jewish Past: European Jewish Intellectuals and the Zionist Return to History (Oxford: 1995), Resisting History: Historicism and its Discontents in German-Jewish Thought (Princeton, 2003), and Between Jew and Arab: The Lost Voice of Simon Rawidowicz (Brandeis University Press, 2008). Myers has edited six books, including The Jewish Past Revisited and Enlightenment and Diaspora: The Armenian and Jewish Cases.
During the 2009/10 academic year, Myers was the Katz Distinguished Fellow at the Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at Penn. He is currently working on a book (with Nomi Stolzenberg) on the Satmar Hasidic community of Kiryas Yoel, New York. He is also at work on a short history of the Jews (Oxford) and a book on the past and future of the Jewish nation (Indiana). Myers has taught at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales and the Russian State University for the Humanities, and visited at the Institute for Advanced Studies (Jerusalem) and the Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (Philadelphia). Since 2003, he has served as co-editor of the Jewish Quarterly Review. Myers is an elected fellow of the American Academy for Jewish Research. He has served as director of the UCLA Center for Jewish Studies from 1996-2000 and 2004-2009. At UCLA, Myers teaches lectures and seminars in Jewish history.
Personal website: www.davidnmyers.com
Selected Publications
Books (Authored)
Between Jew and Arab: The Lost Voice of Simon Rawidowicz, Brandeis University Press, 2008
Re-Inventing the Jewish Past: European Jewish Intellectuals and the Zionist Return to History. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.
Resisting History: Historicism and its Discontents in German-Jewish Thought (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2003).
Books (Edited)
David N. Myers and William V. Rowe, eds. From Ghetto to Emancipation: Historical and Contemporary Reconsiderations of the Jewish Community, introduction by D. N. Myers. Scranton, PA: University of Scranton Press, 1997.
David N. Myers and David B. Ruderman, eds. The Jewish Past Revisited: Reflections on Modern Jewish Historians, introduction by D. N. Myers. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1998.
Elisheva Carlebach, John M. Efron, and David N. Myers, eds. Jewish History and Jewish Memory: Essays in Honor of Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi. Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 1998.
Richard Hovannisian and David N. Myers, eds. Enlightenment and Diaspora: The Armenian and Jewish Cases. Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1999.
Michael Brenner and David N. Myers, Jüdische Geschichtsschreibung heute: Themen, Positionen, Kontroversen. Munich: Beck Verlag, 2002.
David N. Myers et. al. Acculturation and its Discontents: The Italian Jewish Experience between Integration and Exclusion University of Toronto Press, 2008.
David N. Myers and Alexander Kaye, eds. The Faith of Fallen Jews: Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi and the Writing of Jewish History.
Recent Opinion Pieces and Lectures
"The Faith of Fallen Jews: The greatness of a Jewish historian", TLV1, April 6, 2014
"Cut from the top to save UC", Los Angeles Times, May 31, 2013
"History matters:
Garcetti and the history of Jewish politics", Jewish Journal, May 29, 2013
"R.B. Kitaj: Commentary on an Eccentric Jewish Life," Jewish Museum Berlin. October 25, 2012
Pini Dunner and David N. Myers, "A Haredi Attack on Rabbi Joseph Ber Soloveitchik: A Battle over the Brisker Legacy," Jewish Quarterly Review 105 (Winter 20105), 131-138.
"Six Theses on the Sustainability of a Minority Culture in a Majority Society: The Jewish and Muslim Cases" Muslim World 104 (2014), 397-400
"Introduction," Issue devoted Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, Jewish History (February, 2014)
"'Commanded War': Three Chapters in the 'Military' History of Satmar Hasidism," Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 2013; doi: 10.1093/jaarel/lfs101
"Reflecting on the Jewish Condition in the Kaffeehaus," Obsessions: R. B. Kitaj, 1932-2007 (Berlin, 2012), 113-118
La 'Civilisation' après Mordecai Kaplan: Sur l'idée d'une entité juive globale aujourd'hui in Shmuel Trigano, ed. La civilisation du judaïsme de l'exil à la diaspora (Paris, 2012), 39-50
"She'elat ha-pelitim: mabat hadash `al zikaron ve-shikhekhah" (The Refugee Question: A New Look at Remembrance and Forgetting), in Meir Chazan and Uri Cohen, eds. Tarbut, zikaron ve-historyah be-hokarah le-Anita Shapira (Jerusalem: Shazar Center, 2012), 655-669.
"A Novel Look at Moshe Idel's East-West Problem," Jewish Quarterly Review 102:2 (Spring 2012), 289-296.
"Entre Palestinocentrisme et nationalisme diasporique: Le double héritage de Ben-Zion Dinur," Les cahiers du judäisme 31 (2011), 92-96
"Rethinking the Jewish Nation: An Exercise in Applied Jewish Studies," Havruta 6 (Winter 2011), 26-33.
""Jenseits des Einfluesses: Hin zu einer neuen Kulturgeschichte?"," Aschkenas: Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Kultur der Juden 18/19 (2009), 495-507.
"Is there still a 'Jerusalem School?' Reflections on the State of Jewish Historical Scholarship in Israel." Jewish History 23 (2009), 389-406
"Philosophy and Kabbalah in Wissenschaft des Judentums: Rethinking the Narrative of Neglect." Studia Judaica (Cluj-Napoca) 16 (2008), 56-71.
"Simon Rawidowicz on the Arab Question: A Prescient Gaze into the 'New History.'" Lauren B. Strauss and Michael Brenner, Mediating Modernity: Challenges and Trends in the Jewish Encounter with the Modern World: Essays in Honor of Michael A. Meyer (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2008), 143-167.
"Discourses of Civilization: The Shifting Course of a Modern Jewish Motif." Jeremy Cohen and Richard I. Cohen, eds. The Jewish Contribution to Civilization: Reassessing an Idea (Oxford: Littman Library, 2008), 24-35.
"Glaube und Geschichte: A Vexed Relationship in German-Jewish Culture." Modern Judaism and Historical Consciousness, edited by A. Gotzmann and C. Wiese (Leiden: Brill, 2007), 54-72.
"R. B. Kitaj and the State of 'Jew-on-the-Brain.'" The Jewish Role in American Life 5 (2007), 69-73.
"Simon Rawidowicz, 'Hashpaitis,' and the Perils of Influence." Transversal 7 (2006), 13-26, reprinted in Klaus Hödl, Kulturelle Grenzräume in jüdischen Kontext (Innsbruck, 2008), 65-76.
"Vom Berlin nach Jerusalem: Zionismus, jüdische Wissenschaft und die Mühsal kultereller Dissonanz." Janusfiguren: Jüdische Heimstätte, Exil und Nation im deutschen Zionismus (Berlin: Metropol Verlag, 2006).
"Can there be a Principled Anti-Zionism?: On the Nexus between Anti-Historicism and Anti-Zionism in Modern Jewish Thought." Journal of Israeli History 25 (March 2006), 33-50.
"A Third Guide for the Perplexed?" Simon Rawidowicz 'On Interpretation.'" History and Literature: New Readings of Jewish Texts in Honor of Arnold J. Band. Edited by William Cutter and David C. Jacobson. Providence: Brown Judaic Studies, 2002.
"Selbstreflexion im modernen Erinnerungsdiskurs." Jüdische Geschichtsschreibung heute: Themen, Positionen, Kontroversen. Munich: Beck Verlag, 2002.
"Rebel in Frankfurt: The Scholarly Origins of Jacob Katz." The Pride of Jacob: Essays on Jacob Katz and His Work. Edited by Jay M. Harris. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2002.
The Problem of History in German-Jewish Thought: Observations on a Neglected Tradition (Cohen, Rosenzweig, and Breuer). The Samuel Braun Lecture in the History of the Jews of Prussia. Ramat-Gan: Bar-Ilan University Press. 2001.
"Between Yiddish and Hebrew—and Greek? Thoughts on the Language(s) of Jewish History.
"Commentary to roundtable discussion in Jewish Book Annual 55/56 (1997-1999), 45-52.
"Hazono shel Hazony, or Even If You Will It, It Can Still Be a Dream." Israel Studies 6 (Summer 2001), 107-117.
"Hermann Cohen and the Quest for Protestant Judaism." Leo Baeck Institute Year Book 46 (2001), 195-214.
'Mehabevin et ha-tsarot': Crusade Memories and Modern Jewish Martyrologies." Jewish History 13:2 (Fall 1999), 49-64.
"Introduction and commentary, Enlightenment and Diaspora: The Armenian and Jewish Cases (Atlanta, 1999), 1-3, 125-130.
"Derrida's Yerushalmi, Yerushalmi's Freud: History, Memory and Hope in a Post-Holocaust Age." La Sho'ah tra intrepetazione e memoria (Naples, 1999), 489-507.
"Response to Jay Harris' Reading of the Israeli Declaration of Independence." Textual Reasoning 8 (November) 1998, 1-4.
"Mashber ha-historicism u-misud mada`e ha-Yahadut" (The Crisis of Historicism and the Institutionalization of Jewish Studies). Mada`e ha-Yahadut (Journal of the World Union of Jewish Studies) (Fall 1998).
"Of Marranos and Memory: Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi and the Writing of Jewish History." Jewish History and Jewish Memory: Essays in Honor of Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi, (Hanover, NH, 1998), 1-21.
Introduction and "Between Diaspora and Zion: History, Memory and the Jerusalem Scholars." The Jewish Past Revisited, (New Haven, 1998), 1-15 , 88-103.
Introduction and "'The Blessing of Assimilation' Reconsidered: An Inquiry into Jewish Cultural Studies," From Ghetto to Emancipation: Historical and Contemporary Reconsiderations of the Jewish Community (Scranton, PA, 1997), vii-xviii, 17-36.
"The Ideology of Wissenschaft des Judentums." Daniel Frank and Oliver Leaman, eds., History of Jewish Philosophy (London, 1997), 706-721.
"A New Scholarly Colony in Jerusalem: The Early History of Jewish Studies.," Judaism (Spring 1996), 142-159.
"'Distant Relatives Happening onto the Same Inn': The Meeting of East and West as Literary Theme and Cultural Ideal." Jewish Social Studies I:2 (1994/95), 75-100.
"Was there a 'Jerusalem School?': An Inquiry into the First Generation of Historical Researchers at the Hebrew University." Studies in Contemporary Jewry (10) 1994, 66-92.
"Eugen Täubler: The Personification of 'Judaism as Tragic Existence'" Leo Baeck Institute Year Book (39) 1994, 131-150.
"In Search of the "Harmonious Jew": Judah L. Magnes between East and West. John L. Sills
Memorial Lecture. Berkeley, 1993.
"The Fall and Rise of Jewish Historicism: The Evolution of the Akademie für die Wissenschaft des Judentums (1919-1934)." Hebrew Union College Annual 63 (1992), 107-144.
"Remembering Zakhor: A Super-Commentary," History and Memory 4 (Fall/Winter 1992), 129-146.
Nomi Maya Stolzenberg and David N. Myers, "Community, Constitution and Culture: The Case of the Jewish Kehilah." Michigan Journal of Law Reform 25 (Spring and Summer 1992), 633-670.
"History as Ideology: The Case of Ben Zion Dinur, Zionist Historian 'Par Excellence'." Modern Judaism, May 1988, 167‑194.
"The Scholem‑Kurzweil Debate and Modern Jewish Historiography." Modern Judaism, October 1986, 261‑285.
"Between Past and Present, Jew and Arab: An Exchange between Gil Anidjar and David N. Myers," AJS Review 34 (2010), 400-403.
"Victory and Sorrow," review of Khirbet Khizeh by S. Yizhar. The New Republic, October 22, 2008, 44-47.
Review of The Jewish Century by Yuri Slezkine.Los Angeles Jewish Journal, December 31, 2004.
Review of Mémoire juive et nationalité allemande: Les juifs berlinois à la Belle Époque by Jacques Ehrenfreund. Jewish History, fall 2003.
"Ha‑Yahadut ha‑reformit: teguvah yehudit le‑modernah." Ha-Doar, 2.24.89, 14‑17.(Review essay of Michael A. Meyer, Response to Modernity.)
Review of Fateful Months: Essays on the Emergence of the Final Solution by Christopher Browning. Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1988.
Review of Political Principles in Maimonidean Halakha (Hebrew) by Gerald J. Blidstein. AJS Review, Fall 1987, 282‑290.
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