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Homeopathic Materia Medica by DunhamTHE THERAPEUTIC LAW( )AnalysisHistory—definition — empirical, requiring evidence — evidence furnished by physiological and therapeutic effects of drugs, and to be given, in extenso, in the course of the lectures on special drugs— practical application of the law— it involves a twofold study, each branch of which may be a distinct and independent study, viz. : 1. study of the phenomena of natural disease, and 2. study of the phenomena of the action of drugs on the healthy subject — these studies must be empirical and positive, recognizing only facts and disregarding hypotheses — symptoms in the broad sense the only object of study — similarity being the object of our search, cases are to be individualized, and nosologies to be disregarded—each case studied in and for itself—same with diseases and pathogeneses—what are symptoms ? — how are physiology and pathology to be employed?—varieties of symptoms—generic, specific, characteristic — the same of diseases as of drugs — what is a proving? — how to study a drug. The last lecture concluded with a statement of what I regard as the universal therapeutic law; that commonly expressed by the words "SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR" or, "Sick persons are to be cured by drugs which produce in the healthy symptoms similar to those of the sick persons." Adherence to this law as the universal law of cure is distinctive of the homeopathic school of medicine. Nevertheless, the statement of the law did not by any means originate with Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy ; nor is the acceptance of the law as a law of cure confined to homeopathicians. Many most distinguished physicians of the old school, as Pereira, Watson, Trousseau, Bouchut, and many others, accept it as a law of cure, of wide application, although they deny its universality. I believe their denial springs from a confusion in their minds between the procedures of hygiene and therapeutics. The law was clearly expressed in a very remarkable passage of a work ascribed to Hippocrates. Paracelsus had a glimpse of this truth, and expressed it in his quaint and mystical fashion; and in so far as the imperfect state of the materia medica allowed, it is believed that he practiced in accordance with it. "Stoerck was struck with the idea that if Stramonium disturbs the senses, and produces mental derangement in persons who are healthy, it might very easily be administered to maniacs for the purpose of restoring the senses by effecting a change of ideas." (Hahnemann's "Organon," 4th American Edition, p. 76.) This was a perception of a particular instance, but not of the general law. Stahl expresses himself as follows: "The received method in medicine, of treating diseases by opposite remedies—that is to say, by medicines which are opposed to the effects they produce (CONTRARIA CONTRARIIS)—is completely false and absurd. I am convinced, on the contrary, that diseases are subdued by agents which produce a similar affection (SIMILIA SIMILIBUS); burns by the heat of a fire to which the parts are exposed; the frost-bite by snow or icy-cold water; and inflammations and contusions by spirituous applications. It is by these means I have succeeded in curing a disposition to acidity of the stomach by using very small doses of sulphuric acid in cases where a multitude of absorbing powders had been administered to no purpose." This was written in Denmark in 1738, nearly fifty years before Hahnemann's first publication on the subject. It is a distinct statement of the law. Hahnemann, who was a very learned man and a very highly educated physician, became, early in his practice, deeply and painfully convinced of the great uncertainty of medical science as it was then taught and practiced, and of the serious injuries that were often inflicted on the patients by the improper use of drugs. He fully indorsed the saying of his predecessor, Girtanner, that " the doctor with his drugs is like a blind man with a club. He aims to crush the disease, but is quite as likely to destroy the patient." Hahnemann was by no means singular in this view of actual medical science. Most of his contemporaries agreed with him. And from his day to the present, eminent physicians of the old school have expressed similar convictions. What fruits did this conviction bear ? It is related of Sir Isaac Newton that when asked to account for his transcendent genius and its wonderful achievements, he modestly replied that it consisted in nothing but this: that he had a little more patience and perseverance than some other men. So Hahnemann, when convinced of the uncertainty and unsafeness of the medical science of his day, rested not in his search for something more safe and sure. " He that seeketh shall find." To the receptive, eager mind, a trivial incident may serve as the clue to a brilliant discovery, just as the falling apple did in Newton's case and the swinging chandelier in Galileo's. Hahnemann, having taken a dose of tincture cinchonae, observed the symptoms which resulted from it. He was struck with their similarity to the symptoms of an attack of intermittent fever, from which he had suffered years before. He knew that cinchona was the great specific for intermittent fever. The question at once occurred to him, Can it be that this similarity is a mere coincidence in the case of this particular drug and the disease which it cures, or is it an example of a general law of nature? If it be indeed a general law of nature, may it not be the great therapeutic law of which we are in so great need ? Up to this point of perceiving or suspecting the law, SIRNILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR, Hahnemann had been preceded, as he very well knew and openly stated, by Hippocrates, Stoerck and Stahl, and others. They, however, contented themselves with throwing out the intimation or conjecture and abandoning it. Not so Hahnemann. He argued: if this be a general law, it is capable of demonstration in two ways : 1. A POSTERIORI,—by searching and analyzing the records of medicine,—a task which he forthwith undertook with great success, and, 2. A PRIORI,—by the direct experiment,—by ascertaining the effects of some drugs on the healthy subject, and then giving them to sick people whose symptoms happened to be similar to those which the drugs had produced. By experiments and observations of these kinds, carried on for twenty years, Hahnemann satisfied himself of the truth of the law. The points of evidence will be laid before you when we study the different drugs of the materia medica. But now, please take notice that this law requires that the sick person shall receive a drug which is capable of producing in the healthy subject symptoms similar to those of the patient. This law can never be applied in practice unless we possess a materia medica which contains a record of the symptoms which drugs produce in the healthy. No such materia medica existed in Hahnemann's day. All that there was, was a mere record of the effects upon the sick, and of hypotheses and guesses. Now came into operation that infinite patience and that perseverance which mark transcendent genius. Hahnemann undertook the Titanic labor of creating this indispensable materia medica. Proving more than a hundred drugs upon himself and his friends, subjecting himself thereby to toil and suffering indescribable, he compiled for us the " Materia Medica Pura," in six volumes, and the " Chronic Diseases," in five volumes,—an imperishable monument to his genius and self-devotion. This materia medica, founded by Hahnemann, and enlarged and enriched by the labors of his successors and by the addition of all that is trustworthy in ancient or contemporary literature, is our treasury of knowledge of the action of drugs upon the human organism. You will observe that the therapeutic law we have laid down speaks of two classes of symptoms: 1. Those of the patient; and, 2. Those produced in the healthy subject by a drug. If the latter be similar to the former, then the drug which produced the latter will remove the former. This statement points to two subjects for our study,—the symptoms respectively of sick persons and of drug-provings. The law, it will be noticed, is empirical. It is based on no theory of the action of drugs, and it involves no theory whatever. It merely states that a coincidence has been observed to exist between the symptoms which a drug will cause in the healthy and those which it will remove in the sick. In this respect it is analogous to the laws of gravitation and of chemical affinity, and in definite proportions indeed to the great central laws of all the natural sciences. In like manner the studies of the two classes of symptoms to which the law points us, are to be made in a positive and empirical manner; and we are to take care that no hypothesis respecting the nature and ultimate cause of the symptoms which we observe in the sick, be allowed to come in and modify or pervert our pure observation. In order to apply the therapeutic law in the treatment of disease, we have then to study, 1. The symptoms of patients ; and, 2. The symptoms of healthy persons who have taken drugs for the purpose of ascertaining their effects. These studies are similar in their character, but they are wholly independent of each other, and may be pursued separately ; indeed, are only conjoined when the object of the study is to be qualified to practice the art of curing. This being one object, we cannot do better than devote some time to an investigation of the modes of studying symptoms. By a symptom of disease, whether it be a natural disease or a diseased state produced upon himself intentionally by a prover of drugs, we mean any deviation from a normal condition in any organ or function of the body, which deviation is capable of being observed by the physician or by the attendants, or by the patient himself. The senses of the observers may be assisted by any implements or processes, such as the stethoscope, the microscope, the ophthalmoscope, chemical analysis, etc., etc. If every function of the body be performed in a proper, healthy manner, there can of course be no symptoms of disease. If any function be not performed in a proper, healthy manner, the facts by which we perceive and which enable us to know that this is so, are the symptoms of the case. We sometimes hear of the existence of latent disease of which no symptom exists. This may be, but its existence is only hypothesis, and is afterward inferred from the subsequent occurrence of symptoms. To detect its existence when thus latent would be impossible, for if it gave in any way the least token of its existence, that token would be a symptom. Symptoms may be objective or subjective. Objective symptoms are those which are observed and taken note of by the physician or by the attendants of the patient. They could be observed whether the patient were conscious or not. The aid of his intelligence is not invoked in gaining a knowledge of them. They are the color, texture, temperature of the skin and membranes, the expression of the eyes and features generally, position, motions and attitudes of the body, secretions and excretions of glands and surfaces; in short, objective symptoms comprise everything which the physician can take cognizance of in the sick man, by the aid of his five senses assisted or unassisted. Physical and chemical and microscopic analyses are included. Subjective symptoms are those of which we get a knowledge through the medium of the patient's own intelligence and testimony. They comprise the various sensations, pains and abnormal feelings, the infinite variety of unwonted thoughts, emotions, sentiments, dreams and visions which diversify the existence of the sick man. If the patient be ill of a disease which makes him stupid or unconscious, we cannot get any subjective symptoms,—as in typhoid fever sometimes. If he be delirious we have to receive his expressions with due caution. To these varieties of symptoms must be added a third, which modifies the former, viz., the symptoms comprised in the previous history of the case. These will show us any constitutional taint or miasm in the patient; and by teaching us his habits and idiosyncrasies may often enable us to decide how much weight to attach to one or another subjective or objective symptom. We have thus briefly described the classes of symptoms. The law requires us to compare the aggregate of symptoms presented by the patient with the symptoms produced by drugs that are known to us; and to select for the case the drug of which the symptoms are most similar to those of the patient. It is objected to this very empirical and almost mechanical method, that it takes no account of the causes of symptoms, does not undertake to trace them to their causes; that it entirely ignores physiology and pathology, sciences which have thrown so much light on the nature and causes of disease ; that ft exposes the prescriber to the hazard of making great errors, inasmuch as the same external symptoms may be due to very different internal causes; and finally, that it virtually makes out disease as consisting of an aggregate of external symptoms, whereas it is universally conceded that disease exists by virtue of an internal dynamic cause, no less a cause than a deranged condition of some of the vital forces or susceptibilities. Now, I hold strictly to the therapeutic law. I maintain that, viewed from the stand-point of the prescriber, the aggregate of the symptoms does constitute the disease. That in no other way than by selecting his drugs in strict accordance with the similarity of the symptoms, can he so surely prescribe accurately, and cure his patient quickly. Nevertheless, I shall endeavor to show you that this adherence to the law is by no means equivalent to a declaration that the symptoms are really the disease; I shall show you that we are in no danger of confounding different diseases—misled by a similarity of their symptoms—if we strictly follow the law. And then, if I do not show you as we proceed in our course, that for the proper study of symptoms before we get ready to prescribe for our patient, we have need of and must employ our knowledge of physiology and pathology to the utmost extent of our resources, bringing every auxiliary medical science to bear on our study of symptoms, I shall submit to be offered a sacrifice to the offended divinities of these respectable sciences—auxiliary merely and subsidiary as they are to the great practical end and aim of medicine, the application of drugs to the cure of the sick. The symptoms which a patient presents do not constitute the essence of the disease; they are not the disease itself, they are only a result of the disease. This we freely admit. We have already stated that the essential nature of the disease is to be sought in a modification of that mysterious property of the organic cell-walls, by virtue of which the respective organs of the body perform their functions. In the healthy body we know nothing of the nature of this property or vital force. We should not know of its existence were it not for the functions which, by virtue of its exercise, the organs of the body perform. But in like manner, we should not know that the action of this mysterious force was perverted in disease, were it not that in consequence of its perversion the functions of the organs of the body are performed in an abnormal manner. But the abnormal performance of its function by any organ of the body constitutes a symptom of disease. It is, therefore, from the existence of symptoms of disease that we argue the existence of disease. PER CONTRA, if no symptoms of disease present themselves to our scrutiny, we cannot know that disease exists. It is, therefore, strictly correct to say that we recognize the existence of disease only through the existence of its symptoms. It is manifest, then, that if we can cause the permanent cessation and disappearance of symptoms we shall have effected an annihilation of the disease, in so far as it is possible to judge of this matter. And it follows that the declaration that the aggregate of the symptoms is, from the practical stand-point, equivalent to the disease, is correct, because, the aggregate of the symptoms being permanently removed, we are justified in assuming that their cause has been removed. It has been objected to the mode of prescribing which the law, SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR, enjoins, that it is a prescribing for the symptoms and not for the disease. This is not a fair criticism. The symptoms are our guide in selecting the remedy. It does not follow that they are the object of our prescription. This no more follows than it follows that because a traveler in a strange road goes from guide-post to guide-post, from mile-stone to milestone, therefore the guide-posts and mile-stones are the object of his journey, that his sole purpose is to find and come up with one after another of these useful indicators, these symptoms that he is on the right road. The objection of which we are speaking, viz., to the treatment of symptoms, is well grounded only in cases where one or a very few symptoms are taken as the basis of the prescription, while the remaining symptoms are ignored. Where this is done, we often see deplorable mistakes committed. A remarkable instance of this is furnished by a celebrated surgical case. When Mr. Perceval was shot, as he came out from the House of Commons, being mistaken for Sir Robert Peel, he came under the care of the celebrated surgeon, Mr. Guthrie. The wound was of the thoracic walls. The public interest in the case was very great. Daily bulletins were required, and were issued. Mr. Guthrie reported that his patient's wound was doing well and that his prospects of recovery were excellent. One day, after such a report, the patient died; and it was discovered at the autopsy that he died of empyema (or pus in the cavity of the pleura). How came Mr. Guthrie to blunder so terribly? Why, it was explained. in this way. His specialty being surgery, he had confined his attention to the wound and had overlooked the symptoms of pleuritis which had no doubt been present for a number of days, obvious to whomsoever had eyes to see. To give this case as an instance of the impropriety of judging and prescribing according to the symptoms of a case, is to lose sight of the fact that our law requires that the aggregrate or totality of the symptoms be made the basis of the prescription. This is the all-important point. Not only will care in this respect prevent our overlooking and failing to meet the real nature of the case; but it will obviate another objection which is raised against a prescription based on the symptoms, to wit: that the same symptom may depend upon any one of several morbid states, and that therefore we may be led to adopt a mode of treatment very suitable for one form of disease that often presents the symptoms before us, while in reality a very different disease is at the foundation of the symptoms of the case in hand. We admit this to be true of isolated symptoms or groups of symptoms, but we deny that it is true of aggregates of symptoms. The same aggregate or totality of symptoms can be produced only by the same morbific cause, acting in the same manner and direction. Were it otherwise, it would be impossible to distinguish between the two causes, since these imponderable causes are recognized only by their effects, the disease only by the totality of its symptoms. This position should be illustrated by examples. The disease known as acute hydrocephalus has well-marked symptoms, indicating first, inflammation of the meninges of the brain, and then effusion with its resultant symptoms of oppression. Now there is an affection, which is pathologically of a precisely opposite character, and which is not infrequently met with, the hydrocephaloid affection described by Marshall Hall. The signs of irritation in the first stage and of oppression in the second stage, are so very similar to those of hydrocephalus acutus, as to deceive all but the most wary practitioners. Yet the symptoms of hydrocephalus acutus result from a true inflammation of the meninges of the brain, while those of the hydrocephaloid affection depend altogether upon a depressed state of the vegetative system, in fact upon a starved condition of the organism, caused by either a too severe antiphlogistic course of treatment, or a too abstemious regimen during some general disease (not cerebral). The pathological difference is world-wide. The difference in the symptoms, so far as the brain symptoms are concerned, is hardly perceptible. Yet it is of the utmost importance, so far as the treatment is concerned, that these affections should be clearly distinguished. How shall it be done? Why, if we confine our attention to the brain symptoms alone (and a careless writer calls these the important symptoms), to the symptoms of that organ which seems to be chiefly affected, I hazard nothing in saying that the distinction cannot be made and the treatment cannot be judiciously selected. But we have repeatedly stated that the aggregate of the symptoms, the totality of the symptoms, is to be regarded. Now, in this aggregate or totality are included not merely the brain symptoms, but likewise all other symptoms, and not merely the present state but also the past history or anamnesis of the patient. If we turn from the cerebral symptoms to the history and to the other symptoms of the patient, we shall find that whereas in the case of true hydrocephalus there is a hard, full, and rather frequent pulse with evident inflammatory fever, and the disease has come out from a state of tolerable, sometimes of what is called "ruddy," health; in the other affection the pulse is small, or, if full, is very soft, infrequent and irregular, the skin is cool, and the history of the patient discloses that the affection is always a sequel of some acute and exhausting malady, quite frequently of some one of the exanthematous fevers. Thus, a study of the totality of the symptoms rescues us from the danger into which we might fall from a study of a few prominent symptoms only,—the danger, namely, of confounding one disease with another, and of thus forming and adopting an erroneous plan of treatment. Now, while these remarks are fresh in your minds, let me ask you to notice these facts. The example just cited shows you that while observations of symptoms may be correct, yet the conclusions drawn from them when we reason upon them may be altogether erroneous; and a treatment based upon this reasoning would of course be injudicious. Now, if we can base our plan of treatment directly upon the aggregate of the symptoms, without the interposition of a course of reasoning which may or may not be erroneous, but which is always liable to be false, shall we not be much more sure of success? Another instance of an error in treatment from the exclusive observation of a few symptoms and the neglect of the aggregate, is so common among old-school practitioners that I may do you a service in mentioning it. Young girls who have just become young women, and have grown rapidly, and have been perhaps assiduous at school, often complain of dyspnoea, of stitch in the side, of a slight cough, of lassitude. Their complexion may be very fair and a high color may give brilliancy to their cheeks, particularly in the afternoon. The doctor is called. The chest is the part complained of, and so he addresses his power of observation to the chest. He observes dyspnoea; ah ! that shows infiltration in the air-cells; cough, irritation of the mucous surface; stitch in the side, circumscribed pleurisy of course; heightened color in the afternoon, what can this be but hectic? No more is needed to be looked for or asked about. He diagnosticates at once tuberculous deposit, inflammation around it, and incipient phthisis. Now is the very time for antiphlogistic measures, that we may nip it in the bud. Accordingly, if the doctor be of the very old school, he bleeds; if not so very old, he depletes in some less obvious, less sanguinary manner. But the patient does not improve. She grows steadily worse. If I had not very frequently seen such cases, were not indeed in the habit of seeing them, I should not venture to give such gross instances of error from forming a judgment on the basis of a few symptoms only. In truth, there is no tuberculosis, no inflammation about these cases. If the doctor had studied the totality of the symptoms, he would have found in the history of the case a fine state of health, gradually impaired by too close application at school; menstruation free and frequent, gradually diminished in quantity and frequency, and deteriorated in quality; the stitch in the side not, like that of pleurisy, aggravated by motion and pressure, but actually relieved by exertion in the open air; the supposed hectic no such thing, the pulse being actually at that time small, and though frequent, yet very soft and compressible, and the lungs, on percussion and auscultation, normal, showing that there can be no deposit in them. In addition to all this there will be a change in temperament and disposition, a timid, despondent, sighing and longing disposition, which makes the patient melancholy, prone to tears and easily discouraged, the very reverse of that which characterizes incipient phthisis. These symptoms all taken together clearly indicate the remedies required, if indeed any be needed. I express this doubt, because often a mere change of diet, regimen and associations will work the desired cure ; while the antiphlogistic treatment, by rendering still more serious the existing debility, may induce the very state of things which, under an erroneous diagnosis, it supposes to exist and seeks to remove. Be never content, then, to prescribe without carefully collecting and studying the totality of the symptoms. We know nothing about life, except through its manifestations in the functions of the living organism. Disease has been defined as modified life. Whatever life may be, disease is the same thing modified so as to have become abnormal. As life is known only through its manifestations, so can disease be known only through its manifestations, which are the perverted functions of organs or the modified and altered tissues of the body. But we cannot have any knowledge of, or ability to recognize, a perverted function unless we be familiar with the healthy or normal function. We cannot recognize a changed or diseased tissue unless we be familiar with the healthy tissue. But we derive a knowledge of healthy tissue through the science of anatomy, and of healthy and normal functions through the science of physiology. It is, therefore, I think, a logical necessity to admit that we cannot recognize and study symptoms which are the manifestations of disease unless we be familiar with anatomy and physiology. It is clear, then, that no matter in what way we may propose to use our symptoms in making a prescription, whether we compare them directly with those of drugs in order to find a simile, or whether we use them as the basis of theory, in correspondence with which we are to prescribe "on general principles,"—it is clear, I say, that we cannot recognize nor obtain our symptoms without the aid of physiology. Furthermore, we are to get the totality of the symptoms. So numerous are the organs of the body, so complex their functions, so intimate their relations to each other, so various their mutual reactions, that unless we follow some guiding method in the examination of the patient, we shall be in great danger of letting some symptom, or group of symptoms, obscure perhaps but all important, elude our vigilance. Now, the relations of different organs of the body are so intimate, that when the functions of certain organs are altered it invariably happens that certain other organs likewise are affected. A knowledge of such facts as these affords us incalculable aid in getting at the true state of our patient, and it is indispensable. Knowledge of this kind belongs to the science of pathology which treats of the perverted functions and relations of the diseased organism. Again, the function of an organ may be so modified as that, under certain conditions and circumstances, this modification must be regarded as a symptom of disease, while under other conditions it should not be so regarded. An enormous appetite which, under ordinary circumstances, would be a symptom of disease, might, during convalescence from a typhoid fever, be looked upon as not abnormal in any degree. So, too, of the cough in hypostatic pneumonia. So, likewise, of many alterations of taste and appetite, E. G., for fruit at the close of rheumatic fever. But with the significance of the functions of the organism under various circumstances it is the special province of pathology to deal. We perceive, then, that without the aid of physiology and pathology, we are utterly unable to recognize and to discriminate and estimate symptoms. Now, I think, with these points settled, we may pass with quiet confidence to the practical question: How shall we study and arrange this totality of the symptoms, so as to make a prescription in accordance with it? The therapeutic law requires us to select a drug of which the symptoms produced on the healthy are most similar to those of the patient. It appears, then, that we are to make a comparison between the aggregate of the patient's symptoms and the symptoms of the drugs in the materia medica, in order that we may find among these drugs that one drug of which the symptoms are the most similar. It is probable—indeed we well know—that the symptoms of a large number of drugs may present some similarity to each other and to the case in hand. A few will be very similar, and it may be very difficult to select from these that one which is most similar. The spirit of the whole process is evidently one of individualization. We take groups of drugs and analyze the symptoms they present, and select the one or the few that seem similar, and if there are several we analyze again, and select from among these that one which is the most similar. The process is the reverse of generalizing. It is evident that for the convenience of this process, through which the prescriber must go at each prescription, drugs will naturally divide themselves into groups, the members of which resemble each other pretty closely, but which, nevertheless, may be distinguished from each other, and from all others by a few symptoms. Now, the symptoms which the members of these groups have in common are generic symptoms. These symptoms could never enable us to select the remedy, but they would point out to us a group of drugs, all of which possess these symptoms, and all of which are therefore tolerably similar; but which of these is most similar, we can only ascertain by finding some symptom or collocation of symptoms possessed by that drug alone, and which serves to distinguish it from all other drugs. Such symptoms are what are called characteristic symptoms, and are of the greatest importance to the prescriber. They are different from those symptoms which the diagnostician would call characteristic, and which are pathognomonic symptoms. Our next lecture will be on ACONITUM NAPELLUS.


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Gelsenkirchen Arena auf Schalke
Bit of an early start (comparatively) as the band wanted to sound check and doors were due to open at 3pm. Consequently those of us needing to get things done had to be in bright and early. I went through all the fixes from the first show with my team who swung into action, as ever. I sat at the mix position going through e.mail and trying to get on top of the backlog which has piled up this past week. I was seriously tempted to do another 'select all and delete' manouvre, as this was so incredibly liberating when I did it in New York, but much of this mail is now social and therefore welcome. Ive had a hard enough time keeping up with my show guests. In fact I have completely lost track of who is supposed to be coming to where, so therell probably be a complete train wreck at some show in the near future, with a crowd of angry Willie-guests stuck in the car park, but such is life without a brain.
You forget how big stadiums are. This venue is a covered stadium with an inflatable roof over it. The production office is off to the side of the pitch, the dressing rooms upstairs and catering outside, so its a bit of a hike to get from anywhere to anywhere. After sound check I went and chatted to the band for a while, deciding what we wanted to change in the set list from the Brussels show. They seemed in good form, a little tired perhaps, but very positive about the great start to the tour.
Traditionally second nights tend to be pretty awful. You get through the grand opening on a wing and a prayer fuelled by adrenaline, then when everyone calms down on the second night the wheels come off. Tonight, however, was a bit of an exception. I had a few technical issues, mainly due to the system having made its first move and all the crew guys being dog tired, but other than that it was a really great looking show. Its surprisingly, shockingly good, which sounds daft (not to mention conceited) for me to say, but I dont really know where this show came from. We put the pieces together, but the thing has taken of and developed a life of its own already. Its really fun too. When the steel wall turns into a video screen, half the audience cant believe what theyre seeing.
The band did a runner back to Cologne, but I stayed on to wait for Bruce as hes coming along to this TV show tomorrow. We left shortly after the show, just Bruce and me in a van with the same German driver whos been ferrying me back and forth these past two days, tactfully ignoring my snoring. We got away pretty promptly, but about half way back to Cologne hit a major traffic snarl and ground to a halt for a good hour or so. The cause turned out to be men putting sticky tape on the autobahn (or thats what it looked like) and so reducing it to one lane with a twenty-mile tail back of post concert traffic. We were also very low on petrol, so the fantasy nightmare stretched out before us. (World Famous Show Designers Eaten by Deutche Cannibals in Roadside Van Horror', etc.) We made it to the next gas station and pulled over, giving Bruce and I the chance to peruse the cuddly toys and hardcore porn mags which are the staple fare of kiosks at central European filling stations.
After what seemed an endless drive we did make it to the hotel and joined the happy throng in the bar for beer and chips. The rest of the party had clearly been there for some time, as evidenced by level of impassioned, semi-drunken conversations underway. I seem to recall an indignant argument with Steve Matthews (management) about which David Bowie album youd take to a desert island if you were only allowed to take one. This being part of a larger conversation about which five albums youd take and whether you can take more than one by one artist and if compilation albums are allowed. I think I settled on Ziggy Stardust, plus Electric Warrior, Automatic for the People, the Mark Hollis solo album and Boy. Though within five minutes I realised Id have to have some Dexter Gordon and some Nancy Wilson too, so very probably U2 and Bowie would get the heave-ho altogether, but rather than get into it all over again I just ordered another beer and went and talked to somebody else.
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Travel day, Melbourne - Auckland.
Within the bands entourage (certainly by comparison to the crews clockwork scheduling) travel departure times are often a little loose. This morning was especially so, due to three contradictory memos which had been emailed out last night and this morning.
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20 Oct, 2006
There was a 6.30pm conference call arranged between Bono (Dublin), The Edge (Los Angeles), Steve Matthews (London) and myself (also London) to blow the cobwebs off our brains and discuss the reincarnation of the Vertigo Tour.
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15 Mar, 2006
I was planning on resurrecting the tour diary today, being the day we were scheduled to fly to Auckland for the load-in tomorrow. However, its now old news that the remainder of the tour dates have been postponed, so Im not going anywhere further than the corner cafe. Its been a very weird week indeed - much akin to driving into a wall.
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Why you are saying that? I think that their campaign to get 0% user share is very successful.
Phoronix: GNOME Is Still A Ways Off From 10% Goal
For those that don't remember, the GNOME project had a goal of a 10% global desktop share by 2010, this was their "10x10" goal. Two years later, they're still a long way off...
Why you are saying that? I think that their campaign to get 0% user share is very successful.
Well trolled Michael. Well trolled indeed.
I'll never understand why Michael spends so much time telling others how badly they've failed to meet their goals.
Why doesn't he write an article about how OpenBenchmarking.org hasn't met its goals? He thought it'd be huge. Instead, you could ask 49999/50000 people on the planet about it, and they'd say "what's OpenBenchmarking?"
For that matter, they'd say "What's Phoronix?"
Michael only really picks on GNOME.
And honestly, who doesn't these days? Their desktop is like a special needs kid, except it actually is their fault that it's so retarded, so you don't have to feel guilty about ridiculing it. I kind of what play dodgeball with it, just for the lulz.
Phoronix is the most flame fueled linux site on this planet. And we cant have flames without triggering head lines. So please just accept this.
Then lets move on to the subject. GNOME failing its goal. Well since the linux desktop is failing hard it means that every desktop is failing. It is fair to point at GNOME since it is the biggest and best linux desktop. Im looking forward to testing betas for the coming spring distribution releases. IMO GNOME is getting quite good and version 3.4 looks even better.
Those who want the workflow of win95 can go with KDE. The stability is about the same as win95 also.
Not-for-profits/volunteer organisations should be held to the same scrutiny. Well ones that want to be taken seriously...
Though the 10x10 campaign was slightly tongue in cheek I think. The underlying message was to grow the user base which is admirable and good leadership.
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re: 40 years ago today Abortion became legal in this countryquote: "It's a woman's right to choose. Just don't give her all of the information so her choice can be an informed one! " Why are you so against a woman getting the information. What do you stand to gain from it? This post was edited on 1/31 at 11:29 am Reply Back to Top |
quote: Kettle meet mr pot! A person who claims to CARE about women, but wants to keep them in the dark by not giving them the information that is required by law! You don't really care about these women. You care about a cause!!!! If you cared about these women, there is NOWAY you can sit there and say that they should not be given the information. Noway. This post was edited on 1/31 at 11:32 am Reply Back to Top |
quote: You're an idiot. Now that we have established that. A woman has the same right to all the information about an abortion as any other surgery. All those cute little stats you spit out are just that...stats. They don't make this elective surgery any more or less dangerous. Thanks for playing the game. Reply Back to Top |
quote: Again see my above post, everyone has the right to all the information out there. When I go in for a procedure...you can bet your arse I ask all the questions I need to ask. And having known more then a few women who have had abortions you can bet your arse they are doing the same thing. Your angle here...failing miserably. This post was edited on 1/31 at 11:50 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 1:00 pm to Keltic Tiger quote: all I'm trying to say is I understand that women are effected by this and many times women are put in very difficult situations. quote: I get it from 2000 years of Catholic tradition from scripture and the like. again from the Catechism LINK quote: all I'm doing is repeating what the Church teaches and what the church has taught since its dawn and was even taught by Christ himself. Read it for yourself. Also see Jeremiah quote: so sense the time of the prophets God shows that life begins at conception (even though they had no idea of that concept.) don't forget that John the Baptist Leapt in her mothers womb when she came into the presence of Christ. some of the earliest Church fathers see abortion as wrong. I could go on and on. But its simple the long standing teaching of the Catholic Church and even the Jewish religion before it was that abortion is wrong, and that life began before a baby took her first breath. quote: All I'm doing is restating Catholic Teaching. quote: no but I have faith that the what the Catholic Church teaches is the truth, may not be a fully developed version of the truth but it is the truth. I also have very good reason to what the Catholic Church teaches is the truth, based on scripture and tradition. again while it may have looked that way when I said in the eyes of God that its like God talked to me but no all I'm doing is restating Catholic Teaching. one other thing God kinda makes it obvious in Deuteronomy when he says. THOU SHALL NOT KILL, and the killing of innocent human beings would fit under that. This post was edited on 1/31 at 1:03 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by asurob1 on 1/31 at 2:02 pm to catholictigerfan quote: You make this so easy. "And it came to pass, that at midnight the LORD smote all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh that sat on his throne unto the first born of the captive that was in the dungeon; and all the firstborn of cattle." (Exodus 12:29) "Now therefore, kill every male among the little ones, and kill very woman who has known man by lying with him. But all the young girls who have not known man by lying with him, keep alive for yourselves." (Moses - Numbers 31:17) "And the LORD our God delivered him before us; and we smote him, and his sons, and all his people. And we took all his cities at that time, and utterly destoyed the men, and the women, and the little ones, of every city we left none to remain:" (Deuteronomy 2:33-34) "And the LORD said unto me, 'Fear him not: for I will deliver him, and all his people, and his land, into thy hand; and thou shalt do unto him as thou didst unto Sihon king of the Amorites, which dwelt at Heshbon'.......And we utterly destroyed them, as we did unto Sihon king of Heshbon, utterly destroying the men, women, and children, of every city." (Deuteronomy 3:2-6) "This is what the LORD says: Now go and smite Amalek, andutterly destroy all that they have; do not spare them, but kill both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and arse ....'And Saul ... utterly destroyed all the people with the edge of the sword." (1 Samuel 15:3,7-8) "Every one that is found shall be thrust through; and every one that is joined unto them shall fall by the sword. Their children also shall be dashed to pieces before their eyes; their houses shall be spoiled, and their wives ravished...... Their bows also shall dash the young men topieces; and they shall have no pity on the fruit of the womb; their eye shall not spare children." (Isaiah 13:15-18) "Prepare slaughter for his children for the iniquity of their fathers; that they do not rise, nor possess the land, nor fill the face of the world with cities... For I will rise up against them, saith the LORD of hosts..." (Isaiah 14:21-22) "And the Lord said unto him,... And to the others he said in mine hearing, Go ye after him through the city, and smite: let not your eye spare, neither have ye pity: Slay utterly old and young, both maids, and little children, and women: but come not near any man upon whom is the mark; and begin at my sanctuary. Then they began at the ancient men which were before the house." (Ezekiel 9:4-6) "Behold, I will cast her into a bed, and them that commit adultery with her into great tribulation, except they repent of their deeds. And I will kill her children with death; and all the churches shall know that I am he which searcheth the reins and hearts: and I will give unto every one of you according to your works." (Jesus - Revelation 2:22-23) And yet in the very same bible...lots of ordered hits by god. So I guess its ok to cherry pick which innocents get whacked according to the bible. This post was edited on 1/31 at 2:04 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 2:28 pm to asurob1 quote: its called hermeneutics. You must look into what the intent of the author is in this situation and then go look at each of the passages. Just because God killed off people doesn't mean he is for the killing of innocent human beings. some of the passages you give are what we call dark passages of scripture LINK but why does this matter to you. You constantly monk our faith and call us stupid and not in the real world. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by asurob1 on 1/31 at 2:38 pm to catholictigerfan quote: lol...so you can cherry pick the good passages of your book, but we are suppose to ignore the not so good ones. What a great religion...go out and party hardy all weekend...go confess on monday and you are good to go. And you wonder why people roll their eyes at you. And I have never called the faithful stupid. Out of touch certainly, but never stupid. Everyone is allowed to believe whatever they want to believe and I have little quibble with that until you try to force your beliefs on others. Which you certainly are attempting to do. This post was edited on 1/31 at 2:39 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 2:44 pm to asurob1 quote: and you completely missed the point of what I just said. We ignore no part of scripture but sometimes the intent of the author is very ambiguous and therefore not easy to understand what he is trying to get at. Its not us cherry picking certain parts of scripture. We believe that the intent of the author is without error. That can mean alot of things the author could be telling story that isn't historically true to make a point about the love of God for his chosen people or something. I've never dived into hermeneutics. But it is a legitiment process in all ambiguous literature. just a question example no ambiguous passage the ball is red. ambiguous passage the girl thinks the ball is red. What do you mean by she thinks the ball is red. You must go behind the intent of the author to find out why he/she said that. When its not clear. This is present throughout all of scripture and it is very rarely non ambiguous. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Keltic Tiger on 1/31 at 2:52 pm to catholictigerfan My only personal interest in pro choice rights is obvious. When anti abortionists attack innocent females who have been raped/impregnated, I get involved. All the rest I leave to each individual's beliefs & conscious. But the phrase "... what the Catholic Church teaches is the truth" gives me pause, too. It's easy to ask you what the Church teaches about priest child abusers & how best....for the child...to handle it". But that is too easy. I'll just say that the Catholic Church is comprised of human beings, and all humans are far from perfect. So, for those who interpret & preach the truth as professed by the Church......why is that version to be accepted by all of us, when it obviously has flaws. Possibly in its position on abortion?????Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 3:07 pm to Keltic Tiger quote: simple question for you why are you Catholic? What is it about the Catholic Church that makes you want to be Catholic over all of the other faiths and religions? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Keltic Tiger on 1/31 at 3:20 pm to catholictigerfan I am a Catholic by choice, as I converted early in my marriage after being raised as a Baptist. There is a lot bout the Church that attracts me to it. But I do not accept it as perfect, by any means. And I certainly do not accept its teachings blindly. I have seen first hand, in several different areas, the human imperfections amongst the priesthood, at several levels. At the same time, I have been blessed to know many many beautiful God loving priests & lay people in the Church. But, bottom line, I don't need the multiple million dollar church in Thibodaux to talk to God. I've found him pretty much every time I need to talk, regardless where I mite be physically.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 3:34 pm to Keltic Tiger ok do you believe that the sacred scripture is inspired. Do you believe that God himself came down into the world became flesh and died for our sins. my whole point is that Christ is the word of God and he spoke all the time to the apostles who heard the truth preached by Jesus Christ all the time. Some of them wrote the scriptures. Then they also talked to people who also wrote stuff down and so on and so forth. Some of the earliest Christians wrote about stuff and some of the earliest Christians who had connections to the apostles wrote that abortion is wrong. So someone who probably talked the apostles and the apostles who got their belief straight from the mouth of God says abortion is wrong. a couple quick examples the didace which is believed to written by the apostles but wasn't inspired. You shall not murder a child by abortion nor kill what is begotten. so the same guys who are connected to Christ say abortion is wrong. Barnabas even claims that it is wrong to kill a baby by abortion. I could go on and on about people who have a close connection or within a couple hundred years of Christ who say abortion is wrong. While yes I have faith that God has said abortion is wrong, I also have alot of reason to back up what I say. I accept nothing out of blind faith. but the teaching of the Catholic Church doesn't come from man alone it comes from the mouth of God. EVERYTHING we teach is based in revelation or the preaching of Jesus Christ told in the sacred scriptures and sacred tradition. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by asurob1 on 1/31 at 5:38 pm to catholictigerfan quote: Oh you are such a prize tap dancer. Your future career as a politician is guaranteed. I am fairly certain the intent in the above scripture is anything but ambiguous. Feel free to tap dance around the scripture commanding god's servants to kill pregnant women. Ill be right here waiting. This post was edited on 1/31 at 6:02 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by NoHoTiger on 1/31 at 5:48 pm to catholictigerfan quote: How come his part is ambiguous, even though it specifically states to kill all the men, women, children, and the fruit of the womb, but what you quote is not ambiguous and open for discussion. Quite frankly, any god who is supposed to be benevolent would not allow such a horrific thing as rape of an innocent person to happen much less for that victim to have to carry the product of that rape. I have absolutely no faith in and have no desire to know a god like that. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by CollegeFBRules on 1/31 at 7:22 pm to catholictigerfan quote: Stop wasting your time with an issue you can't expect even the slightest big of movement on. But if you insist on continuing, for the love of christ, stop using the freaking bible as a support leg in your argument. It literally does nothing but retard your argument 100%. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 7:36 pm to CollegeFBRules Only reason I'm using it is I'm trying lot explain why the churh is against abortion to another catholic Reply Back to Top |
Posted by NoHoTiger on 1/31 at 7:43 pm to catholictigerfan quote: we all understand the church's position. But some of us disagree. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by catholictigerfan on 1/31 at 7:48 pm to NoHoTiger I'm talking directly to keltic when I used those passages Reply Back to Top |
Posted by NoHoTiger on 1/31 at 7:49 pm to catholictigerfan quote: that's fine. But we are all participating in the discussion. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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