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MORATUWA, Sri Lanka, CMC –West Indies A lost their three- match unofficial test series against Sri Lanka A after their third and final four- day match petered out into a draw on the fourth day here Tuesday.
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Moratuwa, Sri Lanka - At a Selection Committee meeting held the following selections were made by the National Selectors with regard to the Squad for the 1st Two ODIs Vs West Indies 'A' Team.
MORATUWA, Sri Lanka, CMC – A patient, unbeaten half-century by Jonathan Carter helped pull West Indies A out of trouble on the penultimate day of the third and final four-day "Test" against Sri Lanka A here Monday.
MORATUWA, Sri Lanka, CMC – Captain Carlos Brathwaite and leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo engineered a West Indies A fightback with two wickets apiece, as the honours were shared evenly on the second day of the third and final four-day "Test" here Sunday.
MORATUWA, Sri Lanka, CMC – Opener Assad Fudadin struck his fourth first class hundred but West Indies A's batting woes continued on the opening day of the third and final four-day "Test" here Saturday.

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It's been awhile. Things are busy. Mixes are overdue.
March 1, 2015
Well, life is busy in the best way possible and posting on this joint is a mere afterthought these days. However, I have been making a series of mixes for assorted folks and my own personal commute over the past couple years. An old friend, Robert Craig of Savannah, Ga, recently informed me that he had been listening to old mixes from the blog. I got to thinking that others might dig a few more I've made recently. Here they are.
Mix Number One
Jessica Pratt-Back, Baby
Willie Dunn-I Pity the Country
King Gizzard and the Electric Wizard-30 Past 7
Amen Dunes-Lonely Richard
Comet Gain-You Can Hide Your Love Forever
The Courtneys-90210
The Clientele-We Could Walk Together
Women-China Steps
Bright-I'm Colliding
Father's Children-Inshallah
Leo Kottke-Watermelon
Lida Husik-California, Oregon
Normal Greenbaum-Campin'
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282-Hundreds of Years
Norman Jones-I LOve You
JJ Cale-I'll Be There
S.E. Rogers-Love is Love
The Swirlies-No Identifier
Jeffrey Ziegler-Used to be Mine
Kendra Smith and the Guild of Temporal Adventurers-Wheel of the Law
This one is from last Christmas. It is as satisfying as the moment when the tarantula gets unleashed in Home Alone.
Ian Matthews-Keep on Sailin
Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel-Make Me Smile
Robert Carpenter-Miracle Man
Zola Jesus-Poor Animal
Ultimate Painting-Ultimate Painting
Steve Gunn-Way Out Weather
World Party-Is it Like Today
The Horrors-So Now You Know
Yumi Houma-The Brae
Parquet Quartz-Uncast Shadow of the Southern Myth
Strapping Fieldhands-Arrogant Flower
Ozark Mountain Daredevils-Colorado Song
Toni Brown-Good For You Too
Papercuts-John Brown
Bert Jansch-Lost and Gone
Teegarden and Van Winkle-Today I Left For the Big Ciy
David Kilgour-You Forget
Burnt Vinyls
November 23, 2014
Yeah, it's been a long time. However, a second child takes precedence over this digital backwater posing as a blog. It might be another year or just a few days until I post again, but I've been transferring some of my records to mp3s lately and it seemed only fitting that I stumble back onto here for a spell. Anyhow, here is a smattering of songs that have enflamed my very soul to press record and stare at the computer screen until the tune is over.
New York Endless
Strategies EP
"Scale Those Heights"
This song dabbles in so many things I enjoy so very much. It's a melange of melodic IDM of the Warp and Kompakt persuasions, Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder and a sprinkling of early New Order at the very end that floors me. This particular song just gobbles up the best electronic music of the 70s, 80s and 90s and regurgitates something stunning.
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
"Colorado Song"
Starts off with some earnest sensitive 70s balladry of the most primo stock, but slowly picks up steam as they start delving into some fable about a man who rediscovers his mojo when he drops everything to dwell on the mountains of Colorado. Shit gets real when they start multi-tracking harmonies and a hellacious slow burner of a guitar solo steps into the spotlight. Hell, it's even got an interlude of twinkling bells to class things up a bit before a climactic coda takes us home.
Chris Smither
Don't It Drag On
"Lonesome Georgia Brown"
No one ever gives this dude his due. His first two albums are essential, but Don't Drag It On is the better of the two because it somehow weaves a scenario where a cover of "Friend of the Devil" bookends a slow-motion take on the Rolling Stones "No Expectations" and it seems like the best idea since sliced bread. However, "Lonesome Georgia Brown" takes the cake since it kind of evokes the vibe of Terry Allen's Juarez as Smither creates an entire fictional universe in song. It's one song, but it traces Georgia Brown's slow descent into hopelessness and you find yourself pulling for the underdogs in life.
Kenny Rankin
Sliver Morning
"Killed a Cat"
Most of his music borders on total 70s folksy cheese, but this particular album elevates itself to cave-aged status in comparison to his others. "Killed a Cat" rules because it is such a nihilistic stab surrounded by lush fluff. The whole album is on some 70s Alan Alda trail of sensitivity and then Kenny Rankin decides to get real on us. "Killed a Cat" taps into some damaged Tim Buckley vein and Rankin starts proselytizing about the hopelessness of life in 70s New York City where faceless hooligans kill stray cats and the citizenry die a slow death of a thousand cuts as our protagonist reminisces about a time when he romanticized a city which now seems humdrum and doomed.
Eight albums that will make your world a better place
June 29, 2013
I'm in the process of selling my home and buying another to accommodate my lovely wife, spirited son and new daughter arriving in the month of November. Add potty training to this domestic tempest in a teapot and life becomes a very busy and rewarding place. Therefore, it's been imperative to take time to unwind with an album after the ruckus dies down and the couch comes a-callin'. Nothing is accompanied by a musical link, but life is at its best when you have to work just a little harder to find that peaceful place where all is right with the world.
Yves Serge and Victor-Cabigi (Self-released 1975/re-released by Guerssen)
This one fulfills a lifelong mission to find three French dudes in 1975 that were dedicated to finding the creamy center of a confection inspired by Neil Young circa After the Gold Rush, New Riders of the Purple Sage, CSNY and the Laurel Canyon. Cabigi removes all of the epic sweep of its progenitors and twists it into to something intimate, homespun and utterly inviting to anyone with a lick of good taste.
The Go-Betweens-Before Hollywood (Rough Trade 1983)
I've been listening to this one lately for entirely different reasons than Cagibi. This is a highly wired and wary collection of songs. Moody might be the best descriptor, but plenty apply. Every song is a meditation on the same theme of goodbyes and tracing the steps that led to that tragic moment when things change. They all capture the bittersweet nature of change and revels in the peaks and valleys that ensue in its aftermath.
Jay Bolotin-s/t (Commonwealth United 1970/reissued by Locust a few years ago)
It's like Leonard Cohen minus the immense weightiness mixed with a dash of Fred Neal and Donovan. A classic slow-burner of an album. Nothing is particularly catchy, but it's entirely engrossing. It's the kind of album where one of the best songs is about being one with the wind on a summer's day and casting your lot with a rainbow princess full of promises. It's a totally ridiculous concept, but he sells it so well that I want to join him in his quest.
JD Emmanuel-Wizards (North Star Productions 1982/reissued by Important a few years ago)
I haven't attended a yoga class in three years, but I would sign up again in an instant if they promised to play this album on incessant repeat. No matter how hectic your day has been, Wizards will rearrange your chakras and encourage you to do reiki whenever your spirit feels defeated. It's sublime and the most chill thing that may ever come into your life.
Scott Dunbar-From Lake Mary (Ahura Mazda 1970/reissured by Fat Possum a few years ago)
I love the blues, but rarely make it through an entire album. If I'm in that particular mood, I'll jump from record to record, but From Lake Mary gets played from beginning to end every single time. I couldn't recollect a single lyric from this one after dozens of listens, but it doesn't matter because it's the naggingly simple, yet hypnotic percussion and lazy strum of the guitar that steals the show. All stress floats off of your skin once you invite it over for the night.
Duke Ellington/Charles Mingus/Max Roach-Money Jungle (Blue Note 1963)
For some reason, I associate promising beginnings with this record. One of the most positive and vibrant jazz albums recorded. All three musicians simultaneously solo in a way that sings more richly than vocal chords could ever duplicate. It's scattershot. It's endlessly busy. It echoes the hustle and bustle of my days and perfectly captures the joy I feel every step of the way.
The Bridge: A Tribute to Neil Young (Caroline 1989)
Tribute albums usually suck. This is one of the few that doesn't. This is the only place where Soul Asylum, Dinosaur Jr. Nikki Sudden, Loop. Nick Cave and Psychic TV congregate and it somehow makes perfect sense. It's all over the place stylistically, but isn't that one of the reasons Neil Young inspires such devotion? Plus, it somehow features a cover of "Barstool Blues" by Soul Asylum that made me double check to see if I was missing something since it's so perfect. Nick Cave's "Helpless" might be one of the best things he recorded and Psychic TV's cover of "Only Love WIll Break Your Heart" makes me wish they devoted an entire album to the vibe created here.
Stonewall-s/t (Tiger Lily 1976)
Hard rock has been rendered impotent from overuse, but it is probably the perfect adjective to describe this album. It has two basic components: lonely wailing and riffs worthy of adulation. Just give into the idea of an alternate universe where these guys were famous and you can almost feel yourself lifting your lighter in the air.
Oneida-Anthem of the Moon
June 11, 2013
Anthem of the Moon (Jagjaguwar 2001)
I once read that Anthem of the Moon was based on a dream one band member had where they discovered an alternate version of the Grateful Dead's Anthem of the Sun. They even went so far as to remember each song on this imaginary album and appropriate them for their fourth and possibly best album. Although it would have been endlessly cool if did, not a single moment on Anthem of the Moon resembles a single lick of Anthem of the Sun. However, they are kind of kindred spirits in that they both try to establish their own peculiar wrinkle or twist on psychedelic rock and roll. Where the Grateful Dead tried o approximate the sounds of endlessly shifting rorschach blots, Oneida approximate the throbbing and pulsating thrills of some day-glo light show. One aimed to be amorphous, the other is precisely repetitive and structured. You'd never confuse them as kissing cosigns, but the connection makes sense if you listen to both albums as much as I do.
Anthem of the Moon is yet another album that kind of got relegated to the backburner because there were a lot of crappy flavors of rock and roll in favor and this was just the long-haired weirdo marring a landscape where electroclash was somehow in vogue. At the time, they were unstoppable live and I wish I could transport you to their shows during this timeframe because it really frazzled my mind because it was so expansive and aggressive that I truly lost myself in whatever they played. The recorded version is no slouch either and alternates between tightly wound groovers and weirdo tunes that kind of rely on organs, reverb, echo and ethereal choruses.
This album is all over the damn place. You get songs like "To Seed and Flower" which kind of starts off like some unforseen mid-ground between Bastro and Tortoise that suddenly shift into some bizarro world version of a pop-punk song. "All-Arounder" is another tale of three songs going on at once as the instrumentation layers some synth melody from a Silver Apples song over some incessantly dissonant riffing while Kid Milions sings "I can see the feeling/creeping 'cross the ceiling all around her/All Around Her/I can See the Dayglo/Wrapping in a Halo/all Around Her." The end result is a rare example of when you try everything at once and it somehow works. "Almagest" occupies some vague space where Wicker Man vibes can co-exist with some mid-70s Cluster record playing as the soundtrack. Anthem of the Moon borrows from the best and spits out something entirely their own. It isn't a perfect album by any means, but it does conjure its own little world populated by song.
Magicistragic is Five Years Old and Contented Mix
June 4, 2013
Somehow I've made it five years without giving up on this ramshackle miss-mosh of reviews. I came close to scrubbing this site clean on numerous occasions, but something keeps me doing this now and again. Much love and appreciation to all the folks who visited us and even sent along some kind words. Anyhow, let's not gush. Here is our latest in a long line of monthly mixes.
Magicistragic Mix for June
Joao Gilberto-Aguas De Marco
Swamp Dogg-Do You Believe
Electric Wizard-Vinum Sabbathi
Charlambides-Those Who Walk
Adolescents-Kids of the Black Hole
Endless Boogie-Taking out the Trash
The Breeders-Safari
My Bloody Valentine-(When You Wake) You're Still in a Dream(Peel Session 1998)
Phil Yost-Bent City I
Wire-The 15th
Eddy Current Suppression Ring-Wrapped Up
The Woolen Men-Her Careers
John Maus-Hey Moon
Lyme and Cybelle-Follow Me
Royal Trux-Back to School
Morly Grey-After Me Again
Killing Joke-Eighties
Glass Candy-Beautiful Object
The Dovers-What Am I Going to Do?
Magicistragic Mix for May
May 9, 2013
Magicistragic mix for May
Sometimes life grows hectic and puttering around on the internet loses its luster for a bit. This is one of those times. I fully expect to find more time to aimlessly ramble about albums in the near future. In the meantime, here is another mix that captures the vibe of my evening. On an unrelated note, this humble blog is slowly approaching its fifth anniversary this summer. Would anyone out there like to design a graphic to commemorate our humble beginnings when the day finally rears its meager head? If not, I guess I'll just create a portrait of a bawling wizard myself.
Steely Dan-Babylon Sisters
Tortoise-Magnet Pulls Through
Pere Ubu-Non Alignment Pact
Tamaryn-The Waves
The Clean-Getting Older
Glenn Jones-Across the Tappan Zee
Jimi Tenor and Kabukabu-Africa Kingdom
Marcos Valle-Ele E Ela
Bob Seger-Evil Edna
Django Django-Hail Bop
Lilacs and Champagne-Sour/Sweet
His Majesty's Coachmen-I Don't Want to See You
Thee In-Set-They Say
Damien Jurado-Birdcage
Girls Names-Drawing Lines
The Chills-After They Told Me She Was Gone
Gene Clark-Jimmy Christ
Thee Oh Sees-Putrifiers II
Television Personalities-Anxiety Block
Captain Beefheart-Twist Ah Luck
Magicistragic Mix for April
April 13, 2013
Magicistragic Mix for April
Sorry for the stream of cop-out posts brimming with re-ups and mixes. I'm in the process of ingesting mass quantities of HGTV as I stage my house for its imminent sale so I may move to greener pastures to accommodate an expanding family. Scrubbing grout with a toothbrush must take precedence for now. In the meantime, here is another mix that fluctuates between primal angst, new age twinklers and misguided meditations on the universe.
Mac DeMarco-Cooking Up Something Good
Heldon-Los Soucoupes Volantes Vertes
Frank Zappa-Peaches En Regalia
The Hunches-Ate My Teeth
Cocteau Twins-From the Flagstones
Husker Du-Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill
Lonnie Holley-Here I Stand Knocking at Your Door
Milk Music-Illegal and Free
Larry "Sunshine" Rice-In Again, Out Again
Swell-Is that Important?
John and Beverly Martin-Over the Hill
Hisingen Blues-Graveyard
Westbam feat. Nena-Old School(Baby)
Low-Over the Ocean
Gerry Rafferty-Right Down the Line
Genesis-Un Dia
Edie Callahan-Santa Cruz Mountains
Magnolia Electric Company-Hold On Magnolia
Great Unwashed-Small Girl
Primal Scream-Velocity Girl
d'Tigeas A Damsa-Clannad
Another round of re-ups resurrected for your Easter basket.
March 30, 2013
I killed my mediafire account before they could do me dirty. Hell, It's Easter and I figured that I should offer a few measly eggs to the lonely souls who breeze through our humble pages. Don't get too excited. All of this shit's been posted before. I'm not going to pen even a solitary word about what transpires next. It's just a pile of lukewarm leftovers to satisfy you until I the spirit moves me to tap that keyboard in all the right places yet again.
Kings of Convenience
Quiet is the New Loud
Soundtrack to "The American Dreamer"
Ali Farke Toure
Ni Foli
Ed Askew
Brian Eno and John Cale
Wrong Way Up
Bobby Charles
Allen Touissaint
Life, Love and Faith
Here is a duo worth your while.. The first two albums by Matt Suggs are so slept-upon it hurts my soul. Both kind of grow upon you in a way the best albums always do.
Matt Suggs
Amigo Row
Matt Suggs
Golden Days Before the End
Yes, this is 40.
March 23, 2013
The Yes Album (1971 Atlantic)
I recently turned 40. Honestly, it arrived like any other day. The same things that brought joy to my life prior to this milestone still plastered a grin on my life the day after. My son still wanted to skateboard around the living room like a tazmanian devil and I continued my nightly tradition of a home-cooked meal with my lovely wife. Despite what I've read in the funny papers, the middle of my life is a time of contentment and wonder at what the next day may bring, not a crippling blow to my kneecaps as I slowly stumble into oblivion. Sorry to get all existential on your asses, but sometimes you gotta take a look around and appreciate your surroundings and bask in all that is good in your universe. Oh yeah, I was trying to pontificate about the nature of the number forty. Anyhow, I got to thinking about something when I was using a gift certificate to the local record store given to my by my sister-in-law. That something was that I realized that I had gripped an unlikely trio of albums that would have made me wretch twenty years ago. I kind of was looking to stretch out my dollars like hamburger helper and go for the cheapies, so my stubby fingers unconsciously gravitated towards Yes' The Yes Album, Grateful Dead's Reckoning and Steely Dan's Aja. Once I realized my faux pas, I reflexively peered out of each eye to see if anyone had glimpsed what I had wrought. I honestly felt a flash of shame, but then I came to my senses and realized that I didn't give a shit that I had crossed the line where my listening habits have come full circle and I now adore notes and refrains that I used to sneer at without a second thought. I guess that is one of the minor gifts of my nascent middle age. If it gets my toes tapping, then we're cool and you can keep me company when I listen to you while I write weirdo odes to Yes and the Grateful Dead while my wife goes out to eat pizza with friends.
I've always kind of liked Steely Dan's particularly smooth brand of sleaze all along and my wife finally broke down the barriers to an unadulterated love of Grateful Dead bootlegs a few years ago. However, Yes was the one band that I could tow the line on and take comfort in the fact that some things were okay to hate forever. Outside of a mercifully short phase where I would get depressed about working in a record store in Indiana, PA and listen to Yessongs incessantly since its overwhelming optimism seemed like the only thing that could fend off the realization that I would most likely have to listen to a Collective Soul album at some point in my day, there was nary a moment when I felt lie dipping my toes into the discography of Yes. However, I figured it was worth a shit if I'm now the kind of guy who actually pays his hard-earned money on Pure Prairie League and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band records. I picked up The Yes Album as if it were the canary in the coal mine to see if I could actually hang with "I've Seen All Good People" and I can attest that I surely can.
The Yes Album is kind of their last step before they dove off the deep end into a crazy-ass pit of songs about Topographic Oceans. It's followup, Fragile, at least had "Long Distance Runaround" and "Roundabout" to even out the balance between pretentious and "pretentious", but this one was the last time they bothered with the pretension of rocking out instead of finding new ways to noodle away their days. The best thing about the Yes Album might be how its opener "Your's Is No Disgrace" begins like an gritty also-ran- from a Nuggets compilation and all off a sudden sprouts wings and soars into some proggy wonderland of multi-tracked harmonies and slap bass reveries. It's so preposterous and over the top that it shouldn't work, but thank god it does. The next track, "Clap" might be Yes' only attempt at a jaunty folk instrumental, but it's a damn fine piece that honestly wouldn't sound out of place on John Fahey's Yellow Princess. Plus, it has "I've Seen All Good People" which might be their crowning achievement. It's like Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young at their finest, except it has a flute solo and mandolin breakdown and an extended metaphor involving chess and the Vietnam War. Yeah, The Yes Album is overly earnest and a bit too satisfied with itself, but it's kind of brilliant once you strip away the contexts and memories you have assigned to it. Let me bring this to a close before my own ramblings take on the characteristics of a Yes double LP. In short, getting older is enjoyable and a doubleheader of Yes and the Grateful Dead sounds pretty sublime on a Saturday afternoon these days. I'll post more re-ups next week.


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Professor, Microbiology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Age: 36
Professor, Microbiology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Age: 36
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Comment on this storyDurban - Charges of theft and impersonating a police officer have provisionally been withdrawn against the former policeman whose life fell apart after he won the Lotto.
The trial of Dayalin Maslamoney, 39, and co-accused Zaheer Khan, 35, was was due to start on Monday, however the State asked for the case to be adjourned because the main witness, the complainant, had failed to show up at the Pietermaritzburg Regional Court.
This is the second time that this has happened.
Maslamoney, who won R10 million on the Lotto in 2009, was charged with the theft of R250 under false pretences and impersonating police officers along with Khan.
Defence representatives for both accused, Siva Chetty for Maslamoney and Kameel Jagernath, expressed their dissatisfaction at another postponement.
Jagernath submitted that the State was prejudicing the accused by seeking a further adjournment when the defence was ready to proceed.
Magistrate Celumusa Zulu refused the adjournment requested by the State and the charges against both Maslamoney and Khan were provisionally withdrawn until such time that the State has had an opportunity to consult with the complainant, Yusuf Billy.
Maslamoney and Khan were arrested after an incident in Boom Street on February 2.
It is alleged Maslamoney and Khan knocked on the door of Billy, pretending to be police officers, and that Maslamoney then produced a name badge with SAPS insignia on it.
The two men questioned Billy about a "suspect", and when Billy said he did not know anything, the two allegedly demanded cash. Billy allegedly handed over R250.
One of Billy's friends who was in the house called the police. Maslamoney and Khan were arrested at the house.
Maslamoney said he was relieved the charges had been withdrawn, however he did not know whether they would be reinstated at a later stage.
"For now I am relieved," he said, adding that the case had taken a massive toll on him and his family.
Maslamoney first hit the headlines in 2009 when his then wife, Reena, took him to court in an attempt to stop him from accessing his R10m Lotto windfall.
She said she had bought her husband the winning R50 "quick pick" ticket on April 18, 2009, and claimed in court papers that Maslamoney had squandered more than R500 000 of the R10m.
The couple were married in community of property.
The couple's divorce was finalised in February last year, but Maslamoney said he had given his wife power-of-attorney over his financial affairs after he won the Lotto in 2009.
He denied the allegations of squandering the money, and claims that after the divorce his wife left, taking the winnings with her.
Maslamoney, who is now unemployed, launched a civil suit in the Pietermaritzburg High Court, suing his ex-wife for a half-share of their former matrimonial home in Chase Valley.
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Bill Nye is enjoying a cultural rebirth on the scale of Red Scare-paranoia or feistier-than-meets-the-eye Golden Girl Betty White. And, what's more, Nye recently took home the 2010 Humanist of the Year Award, granted to him by the American Humanist Association, for (among other things) educating children about dinosaurs, genetically modified food, and quicksand. It's no wonder—being The Science Guy and all—that Nye is one of the world's most outspoken, bow tie-clad boosters of the pursuit of knowledge.
In the acceptance speech for his Humanist award (reprinted in the November-December issue of The Humanist), Nye talks about how, when he was young, scientists lacked a solid explanation for the disappearance of the dinosaurs. His curiosity about their abrupt extinction was his scientific awakening, and he's been questioning the way things work ever since:
I often wonder what else it is that we're just completely missing that will integrate all sorts of our current scientific ideas. But we don't have to know the whole answer right now. What I like to call the PB&J—the passion, beauty, and joy—is in the pursuit of it, right? That's what we love about science. It is, absolutely, to me, the best idea humans have had. Science. I'll even say science is the best idea we've had so far. It could change, right? Got a better idea? Bring it on.
"But then, my friends, with our brains we can imagine all of this," concluded Nye. "It is with our brains that we can know our place in the universe. We can know our place in space, and that does not suck. That is worthy of respect. That is what's so great. That is what's so wonderful about humans."
Unflappable faith in Science-as-an-institution, like Nye's, is the topic Tikkun recently devoted an entire issue of its magazine to criticizing. "Scientism is the belief that nothing is real and nothing can be known in the world except that which can be observed and measured," writes Tikkun's editor Michael Lerner in his essay "A Spiritual Approach to Evolution."
A person who adopts a scientistic perspective believes that science can in principle answer every question that can be answered. Any claim about the world that cannot be validated, at least in principle, or at least falsified on the basis of empirical data or measurement is dismissed as meaningless.
Although he generally supports science, Lerner takes issue with scientism for its wholesale, potentially hypocritical dismissal of spiritual interpretations of the Universe's inner-workings. Scientism, Lerner writes,
is a belief system that has no more scientific foundation than any other religious system. Consider its central religious belief: "That which is real and can be known is that which can be verified or falsified by empirical observation." The claim sounds tough-minded and rational, but what scientific experiment could you perform to prove that it is either true or false? The fact is that there is no such test. By its own criterion, scientism is as meaningless as any other metaphysical claim.
The November-December issue of Tikkun has many other thought-provoking essays on the uncomfortable intersection of spirituality and science.
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Trapeze Group ("Trapeze") today announced that it has acquired Funkwerk Information Technologies York Ltd. ("Funkwerk York"), a subsidiary of Funkwerk Technologies GmbH. The acquisition further enhances Trapeze's enterprise offering with advanced planning, operational management and simulation software tools for the Rail industry.
Funkwerk York has over 20 years of experience and extensive technological background in the Rail-IT sector. The company provides software solutions for planning, simulation and management of railway operations and infrastructure. Funkwerk York's customers include regional and long-distance railway operators, tram, metro and freight operators and infrastructure providers worldwide.
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72 traveller reviews for Carmelia Haven (Tree House)
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"Excellent place with nice food and great ambiance"
- Posted 4 weeks ago
The best thing that I found there is the tree house surrounded with spices garden and the tea plantation. This place was giving a true and loving environment. Even the food was very nice with great ambiance in the restaurant with lots of delicacies. Great place to be with your family and friends. Will definitely go again if I ever get a chance.
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"Located in the lap of nature; good food"
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Nice resort/ hotel, enjoy the jungle type experience in the night when roaming inside the resorts. Hotel staff is quite nice. Hotel is equipped with nice restaurant which provides nice food in buffet breakfast and dinner. We stayed in round hut which very good for couple who are on a romantic vacation. Visited tree house also which could be a nice adventure but personally not suggested for couples.
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- Bhavin Shah
- Lives in Mumbai
- 1 Review
"Very good hotel with nice interior and food"
- Posted 1 month ago
Very nice hotel. Location is nice. It has nice interior and very nice food. Enjoyed a lot and very good place for recreation. I went with my wife and kids and enjoyed 31st night party at the hotel along with Galadina. Arrangements are very nice but kitchen should have more veg options and variety.
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- Somnath
- Lives in Adoor
- 4 Reviews
"Very good in hotel like heaven"
- Posted 3 months ago
Carmelia Haven (Tree House), Thekkady (Periyar) is very nice place. This place is like really heaven place. Very cold climate but we feel very good in this climate. Here food quality very much good. Staff is very co-operative. Room service and room is very nice.
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- Ashok Shanmugam
- Lives in Ahmedabad
- 2 Reviews
"Different typesof rooms and excellent food"
- Posted Nov 18, 2014
Carmelia Haven is resort type room they have wonderful different types of rooms like cave rooms, rounded rooms, jaccuzi villa etc., The front office staff behave like friends and then foods are excellent they are especially made for each other. They have indoor and outdoor games for entertainment. And also they have Cardamon factory so it is also very nice to see.
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- Mohan kumar
- 3 Reviews
"Excellent appearances but below average service"
- Posted Nov 13, 2014
They provided food it was very poor and the rooms are spacious and well-maintained with clean pillows and bedspreads amenities like AC, TV and geyser facility. The staff service was below average and there was a problem at check-in and check-out. The appearances of the hotel were excellent.
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- Rupesh Rr
- Lives in Bangalore
- 2 Reviews
"Staffs here are extremely friendly"
- Posted Nov 4, 2014
I had been to the hotel with my family. The appearance of the hotel was good. All the equipment were working correctly. The hotel was conveniently located and we went in our own car. The staffs here are extremely friendly and made our stay a memorable one. The rooms were very neat and clean with all the facilities like TV and a geyser in working condition. Indoor games were there in the hotel. There were no issues at check in and check out. We had food there it was good in taste. It is value for money and recommendable to other travelers.
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- Varadharajulu Ak
- Lives in Chennai
- 1 Review
"Food was excellent and good location"
- Posted Oct 20, 2014
I visited Thekkady in 2010 of September. Tariff was five thousand or four thousand five hundred for three rooms and two thousand five hundred or three thousand for normal rooms. No difficulty in finding because it is conveniently located. Food was excellent in this hotel with all the service And we had a complementary dinner and breakfast. I went by package by getting all facility with my family for worth money and also ambiance was nice. I recommend to others. There is cab facility provided by hotel.
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- Nishant N
- Lives in Delhi
- 4 Reviews
"Good facilities; delayed room service"
- Posted Oct 15, 2014
Very clean and hygienic hotel. Good food and recreational facilities. Camp fire at night was great. Beautiful tea estate, nice swimming pool. Variety of rooms options available. Nice staff and good room service.
It is far from city. Room service was good, but delayed. It will take some good time for you to get service.
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- Anshul kumar
- Lives in Lucknow
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- 7 Reviews
"Well maintained property ; Good environment"
- Posted Oct 1, 2014
Good hotel, neat and clean environment. Food was good and it was a nice place to stay. Location was good, staff were co-operative. Bathroom was good. The food was the part that I liked the most. Room decor was of healthy environment and I liked to stay there because the staff helped a lot. They have good rooms and bit far from property.
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Carmelia Haven (Tree House) Overview
Carmelia Haven is 4 km from the town centre. It is 150 km away from Madurai Airport and the nearest railhead is at Kottayam, which is 134 km away. The resort provides sightseeing packages to the tourists. On request, guests are also provided with plantation visits.
Rooms and Amenities at Carmelia Haven (Tree House)
The resort covers an area of 55 acres. There are 30 rooms in the resort, which are classified as Cottages, Tree Houses, Suite Rooms, Standard rooms and Cave Rooms. Amenities provided by Carmelia Haven are Doctor on call, Travel desk, Swimming pool, Conference hall, Gymnasium, Health club, Car parking and Laundry service. The resort has indoor and outdoor gaming facilities. The resort has a coffee shop too along with an in-house restaurant and bar.
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How the electric-field parameters affect the optical response of a nematic liquid crystal
Journal of Optical Technology, Vol. 81, Issue 6, pp. 338-340 (2014)
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This paper discusses the dynamics of the optical response of a nematic liquid crystal with positive dielectric anisotropy for splay deformation of the layer and how it is affected by the shape of the electric-field oscillations. The efficiency of the action of sinusoidal, bipolar, and unipolar meanders with different frequencies and polarities is compared. It is shown that using a unipolar meander promotes a substantial acceleration of the liquid crystal's optical response when the electrical signal is simultaneously reduced.
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(160.3710) Materials : Liquid crystals
(230.3720) Optical devices : Liquid-crystal devices
(130.4815) Integrated optics : Optical switching devices
Original Manuscript: November 8, 2013
Published: June 19, 2014
I. F. Galin and E. A. Konshina, "How the electric-field parameters affect the optical response of a nematic liquid crystal," J. Opt. Technol. 81, 338-340 (2014)
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