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After learning a language -Why can't anyone go back and narrate what and how one experienced during the first year?
It will be interesting to explore the reasons that fill the "gap of inability" between the most efficient language learning phase and "culture bound listening phase" as Patricia says . After learning a language what prevents one to go back and bring insights, describe from that efficient learning phase in one's life. Being convinced that these insights / description once known will be objectively measurable as well. It seems the challenge in using MEG has a bias. Thus - what are those factors that prevent one to go back and recall the baby experiences while a language gets learnt - it may add new vocabulary or use existing words in a new perspective to share with others.
Closing Statement from Charan Singh
Thank you all - the spectrum of responses - from Ed Schulte, Natasha Nikulina, Casey to Adriaan Braam- brought amazing insights on this theme. My question and replies were driven by the knowledge I acquired through some, available to humanity, core sources of Wisdom that are little explored - though seems extremely beneficial for solving our current problems. The reason to ask this question was to further explore and find equivalent knowledge terms that can be commonly understood by all. Must say I tried exploring ,not missing even a small reference about " The Word" and how little we know about The Word that manifests through language as our World. Interestingly, I learnt about a Oneness frequency C132/A 432 Hrz that further led me to a great related article link http://www.jwmt.org/v1n4/readlight.html and another book title: P.D.Ouspensky - The Fourth Way, that accepts and addresses to the question asked here " why one doesn't remember and how can one develop that memory that remembers everything " Present day Science or pedagogy - sorry to state, addresses or knows only about two dimensions of that memory that inherits the potential to be developed into four. It is not about religion or faith or worshiping - it is purely about the knowledge accessible to mankind that can be gained through - easy to make observations, experiments not subjective experiences, comparisons, analysis - and using all other tools a scientific mind would use or prefer to use.
I remain indebted to all who participated and shared their valuable inputs on this thread. Thank you.
Ed Schulte
Mar 15 2013: Charan
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I think if you go to the archives of Scientific American you will find a wealth of speech-sound-vibration relating to early cognition. I note that this is closing but If I have time before then I will pull a few.
There were several I recall where the scientists were surprised - pleased relating to the Love connection...for example
They set-up an experiment on 3 to 6 moth olds ...to say "daddy" and the father would come out from behind a closed door. The little ones caught on to the game quickly and took it further....they would practice quietly to themselves by hummming and singing "Daaadie" to themselves first to make the sound more loving and appealing.
This was another indication that before 'words' arose ...the common communication of HUman was singing ..as a mention before ...re Circaisans ....all part of what Avicenna ( that other post that I placed the other day ) was toying with ...Archetypal Man...the "pattern" which a small small ray of ourself is projected through and becomes lower form ...which can send and receive vibration ....still in the realm of Love/Lovingly ..which are at a far far lower energy level then our source level.
Then the closer we come back to that source ...we are also capable of recalling all previous experiences ( including languages) obtained during each projections through the HUman Archetype ( think of it as a filter of sorts) which was the reason for HUmans having this aspect in the first place. Plotinus said "there is an emanating out, and there is a returning to" and that is what he was referring to.
Great great damage occurs when such organization such as religions mis-interpt and twist around ancient statements such as "In the beginning was the word" ...a phrase in Ancient Greek ....with was actually "in the beginning was the authority ( or logos )"
But that too will be recalled and corrected eventually
Be Well Be Present
Mar 15 2013: @Ed - That will be a great resource. Thanks alot. I agree the opportunists twist be it Science or Religions - and I often wonder - How can they do that and why do they do that - answers seems the are meant to perform like that least everyone can stay connected with the Source !! Tug of war of distortions - correction thus continues and dynamics getting generated ;) Please share some more on " "in the beginning was the authority ( or logos )" "as per your convenience ... Thanks
Mar 15 2013: John opened his Gospel :
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God."
In the original Greek manuscript, the word for Word was the Greek word Logos, which means much more than "word." The Logos is defined by philosophers and theologians as the rational principle that governs and develops the universe.
So, Lodos goes nowhere, it's here all around in Nature.
Mar 15 2013: Many thanks Natashaa !! Great connections !! Luv u all aroundMar 15 2013: Actually it would be more correct to say :
....Logos is all around in Nature hence within.
See you around ! :)
Thank you !Mar 14 2013: I think "going back to describe" one would be overwhelmed. As language captures just a single dimension of initial perceived total communication. A child might interpret in a relationship with mother via Eye-box reading; expressions that reveal much so along with intimacy far more fascinating textures and nuance occur than the new structured vocal method. And so leaving out the wholeness of emotion for mathematical frameworks may seem to be a great loss. These words make normalcy eventually yet at first blush in year one not. Leaving the mothers intimate connecting closeness behind, it would be a natural extension to assume all comm would resemble a hugging close loving up in your face interaction with everybody, wouldn't that be something to see adults doing, I suppose making love is the closes we come to it.
Mar 14 2013: "making love is the closes we come to it"- Great Inputs !! Though it seems we may be regularly irregular in keeping that closeness intact. ...that seems the reason to explore this theme also to find how can that love connection/ thread remain all the time- reflected/practiced in thoughts -speech-action. Becoming aware of that thread, researching about that thread may help.Mar 14 2013: @ Philip I thought we called that the 60'sMar 15 2013: I love how you picked up on this! As a child, before learning the twists and intimacies of verbal language, communication breaks down to the simplest forms: emotions and attitudes. When a mother sings to her newborn child, the child doesn't understand if the mother is talking about sweet dreams, or a comedic perverted song about something else entirely... only the tone, the affection, and the intent are carried forward. I fear that now that we have been polluted (in a way) by language, it is difficult to return to pure physical communication – much like a city person returning to tribal living in the distant reaches of nature. (Note I do not mean polluted in a strictly negative sense... much good does come of it.)
On another note, I find that quick exchanges with the young, be it a look, a smile, laugh, or whatever else, are often the most interesting ones that we can have to a stranger. Often I see my smile return a smile from an infant, hopefully a strange face can even bring a giggle. Only rarely can such simple actions be exchanged with other grown individuals, for decades of talk and bad influences have made us distrustful of complete strangers. Mostly, I believe the beauty in those first years comes from the total ability to forgive another, and look upon anyone with an open heart.Mar 13 2013: basically there are 2 sections of your brain. one part thinks, the other is automatic. when you read a book or do any other single activity, your thinking section is used and so you can recall the story. however, when learning a skill such as catching a ball, your thinking brain will pass the information over to the automatic section over time, so that eventually you'll be able to catch a ball without thinking about moving. this also means that you won't be able to describe which muscles you moved to catch the ball and in what order, because your automatic section did it all for you, and similarly you weren't aware of when and how your automatic section got the hang of this ability. the same goes with language, unless you learn by the grammar-translation method, which keeps everything in your thinking brain, but that also means you will never be competent with the language.
Mar 13 2013: Thinking is actually a how body experience, your cells think, it the communication that you get from your cells that tells you(brain) what to do and what to think. The brain most certainly could be seen as the processor or translator. Think about reflexes, do you think when you put you hand on something hot? Of course you do you are actual using the same part of the brain that tennis plays use to hit a tennis ball. The cool think about tennis players is they dont actual "see" with their eyes when the hit the ball simply because the ball it move to fast for our eye to catch
Mar 13 2013: you've misunderstood there. and also you might try reading about what i said anyway, it's very interesting.
Mar 14 2013: Yes I am sorry, very good information. It actually a gland in the brain that does "automatic" think and its not really "automatic" it just faster way of processing information. So your brain function at level x in every day life. But if we try to use this gland to think with instead of just our "brain" one could drive with out "seeing" because your whole body would be functioning at this higher level.....in theory it would be much like have spider senses, because your body would be thinking by "feeling" instead of reaction thinkingMar 15 2013: kinda but it's not that black and white. it's not a higher level either it's just a different one, it works faster because thinking isn't needed. an analogy is say you go to a cafe every morning and you order your favourite brew. every day they ask you what would you like and you order the same, so eventually they get used to it and you just have to show up and they hand you your coffee without you having to order it - you're not on a "higher level" of communication or anything. you wouldn't be able to drive without seeing because your brain still needs that sensory input to know what to do and when, all that happens is the processes that you used to have to consciously think about when you were learning to drive become 'automatic'.Mar 14 2013: @Ben - that seems very interesting . Do you mean the feeding of language pieces make the auto mode brain a to perform with out thinking.
Mar 14 2013: yeah i guess you could call it reflex action, though not just for completing an action, it can be for whole actions, such as when a car is coming toward you you swerve out of the way without having to think "wow i'd better turn the steering wheel in order to avoid this crash", or for parts of an action, such as when you you want a drink you think about taking a drink but you don't think about reaching for the grasp and grasping it because that is taken care of in the automatic section of your brain.
language works in the same way. for example the japanese learners i teach when the start, see a tree and think 'ki' (japanese for tree) which they then translate into 'tree', then at some point they no longer to use the intermediate step because they automatically think 'tree' in english when they see one.
Mar 14 2013: Thanks Ben. information highway where L1 helps in L2 learning is okay , however, how L0 connects L1 - (L0 -the time when as a child one only wonders, getting language more visually or through touch /luv and so on?)Mar 15 2013: that's a very good follow up question! actually i looked into this in depth some years ago while trying to work out what the best ways to help the most students learn most easily were. the largest pathways to the brain by far are the visual ones (something like 16 times the data volume of the ears and everything else combined), though the learning environment has to be suitable to allow to children to learn from what they are seeing. very young children of course learn by listening but that's not all, they also look intently at parents' mouths.
Ed Schulte
Mar 4 2013: Hi nn!!
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Re: "Are there any distinction between Beauty Love God Logos Truth ? We have different words , but neither of these are defined, for it is not possible to language it. "
No distinction when in the Absolute sense ....and there in lies the key ....in the Absolute there is no "languaging" or "wording" required. And you are on track when you say languages/words are required by the "Observing" consciousness to express itself.
Now lets return back to Charan's opener and his quote of Patricia saying "After learning a language what prevents one to go back and bring insights, describe from that efficient learning phase in one's life. "
The specifics of the question is "what prevents on from going back" and the answer ....now that you have brought in that key pointer ...is the "Lack" of Love. The trade off for acceptance in the material / word driven / world is to disassociate from Love and get...material.......fame....power.....etc etc as the substitute.
Mar 4 2013: Hi Ed ! Natasha - Please also join me on the following thread that might interest you as well -
Thanks !!Mar 4 2013: Thanks Ed !! "it is not possible to language it" yet the language is of "Love" - which needs to be identified - that connects one's phase1- before learning language into phase 2- learning language and what was before the phase1 even. These three phases with the One that connects these three seems the least explored dimension, inadequately represented in current pedagogy thus remains a solution without everyone exploring it equally well. Just to clarify - religion/ God/ worship starts after being introduced to a child after first year of learning languages and starting search for meanings. This seems Pure form in itself.
Mar 4 2013: Charan
yes but don't forget there is that which the HUman brings in with it ..apriori ....from it previous incarantions ...which carry spiritual "inclanations" and set the tone for the current incarnations "tasks"
Refering to Kuhl's talk specifically...it is scarry how she is delighting in here hopes to discover ...by scoping the childs brain ( head region only) for the ultiate answer ...when it is right there ...in the Beautiful eyes of the child strapped in the machine!!!
Kuhl reminds me of my grade one scholl teacher with a voice out of a tight lornax area...very fearfull!!!
Mar 5 2013: Her voice sounds scary, indeed ! :)Mar 6 2013: ;) I agree Ed and Nn - I remember some of my school teachers in a similar intimidating or mockery styles. Over 7 billions of us don't need a machine to go back and recall how one may have experienced !! the challenge seems in barrier through current pedagogy seems to discourage " Inquiry into the Being and that too using Dialogical approach" !! "previous incarnations " theme doesn't fascinate me - Now is the moment to explore to purposefully spent Now seems the purposeFeb 21 2013: ." Why can't anyone go back and narrate... ? "
Language is a tool of structuring the world of our experience - Time. It suggests that our sense of time must depend critically upon language. A baby is out of language and out of time. In zero time zone nothing is happening in sequence, so neither narrative nor memory storage is possible.
The good news is : we never leave ' no time ' zone :)
Feb 21 2013: "The universe is organised as a living organism.The motion ' in- out' ' enfolding- unfolding ' can be traced anywhere.
A new born baby is in the closest position to 1, which is entangled to zero, and with a first breath the mental metabolism starts : 1 is on the way to become 'many' due to the brain capacity to make recognisable patterns out of the 'external' world that can be stored in memory, which is the content of the 'internal ' world.
Maybe i don't remember my babyhood, because the reality as i know it, organized in recognizable patterns, described via language was not there yet
I take reality IN, process It through ' me' and get it OUT. The next cycle : the reality which i take IN has ' me' in it,....it's how we co create reality." -
"so neither narrative nor memory storage is possible"
@Natasha- Please see when there was no brain - It seems , Memory and Intelligence was there - Who made the decisions /processed information that finally resolved the critical issue of - What part will be made out of the next cell produced? Whether the next cell produced will become a cell in the kidney or Brain or heart... So it seems If IT is ME alone , just as a product of Outside World and comes in time and space , learns and stores a language structure OR Some part of Me that has traveled - before time , into the time that eventually is Past-Present-Future confined. Why cant I recall that Me that has established before Time- Scientists ( Patricia in her talk) agrees that this ME is most versatile, powerful learning - and this learning ability continues to diminish as Me experiences in Time and Space.
You have very rightly summed up "The motion ' in- out' ' enfolding- unfolding ' can be traced anywhere." thanks for sharing. Thus Outside World that Me Learns from is not different than Me individually experiencing. What CONNECTS these two- individual and Outside
Feb 21 2013: Yes :)
It's the nature of language - ambiguity , we may have similar answer , but i don't know what you mean by your question.
I added 1/2 min later after posting ( the comment above ) :
"The good news is : we never leave ' no time ' zone "
For a technical reason it is not here yet ; by that i tried to tell what you are telling me now :)
What is Dao ?
Feb 21 2013: What connects these two , one of which is - individual level: so breathe in , breathe out, pause - and as you said , second level is the universe around this individual in -out, folding-unfolding. How these two are connected. Again in agreement - we are in no time 'zone' yet how we forget that and sleep at night !! Why can't we remain awake all the time or sleep all the time!! What is that connects us into Time yet in no time zone ? Dao / Buddhism/ Christianity - instead let us first take Universal concepts - such as breath, irrespective of superiority / inferiority of any religion- all breath, similarly Time , experience as a child- forgetting / amnesia - focussing on these should equally explain the factors that prevent us from going in that state of exceptional knowledge learning readiness. ;)Feb 21 2013: If the Dao is what you are looking for, this is the answer that we came up with on how to answer questions to be believed as truth.
Does this make common sense to you?
The interesting things is, is if I had to answer my own question. This is how I would answer it:
What would Jesus do?
He would try to relate to the person, whether from his personal experiences or from someone else's experiences/knowledge (parable). And respond with knowledge/wisdom that he would want to hear if it was he who came to them for help.
That's what Jesus would do.
Do on to others as you would have them do on to you.
If you imply this concept to the most fundamental parts of life you would have intuition.
The hardest part about this is how do you relate to a person so it comes off as if the knowledge is from them selves. This is why is hard to do the "do unto others as you would have then do unto you" The answer has to be common sense. Not to the person (in this case Jesus) but to the other. It has to be their common sense not his.
"Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, who said it, no matter if I said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense." ~ Siddhartha Gautama, founder of Buddhism
But the best thing is, is that I had to start this conversation to know that. That it has to be common sense to other, to be seen as truth from their perspective
Feb 21 2013: What is the most common denominator amongst over 7 billions of us ? I suggest - we all Breathe, before any other thing else come on the scene.Feb 22 2013: "But this material world is a trick of the eye and its our belief/faith in them that make it real "
Casey Christofaris.
You are right ! :)Feb 22 2013: I don't know how to prove the answer and frankly , i don't care. I have nothing to prove. But i think, i know how understanding may take place : resonance. You have a picture in your mind and you have a description of another person mind's picture. If it resonates with yours, you can recognize it, and here is YES !
A ' picture ' has some relevance to LOGOS , it's what you can see and quite often can't tell.
Thanks for the ' flipping' image, you helped me to see : )Feb 22 2013: "But this material world is a trick of the eye and its our belief/faith in them that make it real "
@Casey Christofaris.You are right ! :) @Natasha !! - I disagree Science/Technology / NeuroSciences, are not tricks of eye !Feb 22 2013: Charan !
Re : I disagree Science/Technology / NeuroSciences, are not tricks of eye !
As always right/wrong :)
The Q. Physics revelation : the measurement problem. The tool to measure, the one who measures, what is measured IS ONE. While measured, the initial substance is not as it was before measuring and the whole system, including the tool and the 'measurer' is changed by the very act of measuring. ( in my layman language :) )
The pre QM science is based on the doctrine of separation of the world into out there and in here. It implies, that world/eternal laws of nature are there and wait to be discovered.
What if they are changing/reshaping on the way ?
In this case Science/Technology / NeuroSciences is true/objective, because science as explanatory system makes them such.
Weird ? Agreed !
Please, listen to this talk, you may find this idea ,not that weird :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO4-9l8IWFQFeb 22 2013: Sorry, i realised that dug too deep :)
Actually what Casey meant by "-- " was obviously true in the context of our conv.
I said that i found the proofs of oneness everywhere and what i quoted was his response.Feb 21 2013: So let me see if I can use logic and reason to show you how you need to use their logic and reason. To not prove them wrong but to show them that there is other truth. So you can pick any topic you want and any side of the said topic and I will debate the other side. See to get someone to believe what you say is truth you first have to understand their side as truth as well. Not that it wrong and it clearly might be(like anyone who would say oil is not toxic).
It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle. ~ Sun Tzu Art of War
Now it doesn't matter how the argument is going once I figure out how you came to your knowledge of truth I can figure out your thought "pattern" or common sense. Once I understand that I can use your common sense thats right your common sense to prove my information as truth. Not as I am right your wrong but just that there is other truth. Edited: I dont even need to believe that what I am trying to debate is truth or not, I just need to except that it can be
And as far as Sub, object question go. I like to say that it's not that I think inside the box or outside of the box. I realize that its all box's and I try to think in all of them.Feb 22 2013: 'individual' is only possible if it unfolds from wholeness. What is the 'Whole ' ? In QM interpretation : each process of the Whole is the Whole.
So, you are the Whole.
" How these two are connected ? "
The question implies separation. We can answer this question, if the very question disappears.
NO separation.
What can it mean for us ?
-What you as individual do think feel...experience matters. It's all that IS.
Why can't we remember .... ?
To come to conscious realizing of what we forget by the act of birth, separation.
Thoughts...:)Feb 20 2013: Now as Natasha Nikulina has pointed to the image is 0 or a circle or a ring or a torus. When this image is spun/flipped fast enough it looks like a complete sphere or a "ghostly" sphere however when it is slowed down to a relative position it creates a straight line or 1. As we mentioned earlier any ray of light (a straight line) sent out will eventually return to its origin thus completing the circle.
What makes humans so amazing is that we are both the light and the dark/shadow moving as independent self-reflecting/complete circle entities happening at the smallest/slowest movement/vibration/fractal.Feb 20 2013: From my understanding we are born in ignorance, oddly enough when people say ignorance is bliss I don't think they mean the ignorance of a new born baby. That is basically saying that we are born with zero axioms for reference or zero relativity. If we are all the same and are one this would be the only way to gain further knowledge of the world around us. The environment that we are raised in (set and setting) we gain references points of our surrounding to help form and understand the reality that is unfolding in front of us. The interesting thing is that since we are all one and we are connected through consciousness information that we may have never learned in this life time is still inside of us. See these coma victims who wake up with weird attributes one of which able to speak a foreign language they never learned.
This guy hits his head and can now play the piano like Mozart. He says that he sees a pattern in his head/eyes that allows him to play as well as he does.
This information is innately (however amnesia/zero relativity is at birth) in them and through our parents teaching us which patterns to follow or not follow. What's up or down? Oddly enough this is all arbitrary, what we have been discovering is circles.
Well I would trust that the Dean is educated enough to understand Einstein's point that any ray of light ( a straight line ) send out will eventually return to its origin and therefore he would understand that there are no "straight lines" ~Ed Schulte
Feb 21 2013: Maybe ignorance of a new born baby is knowing.
" I have always been regretting that I was not as wise as the day I was born."
( i think it's David Thoreau, but i am not sure ) We were born different in many ways, yes, but ' knowing' is knowing :) It is the same.
Knowledge is knowing about; knowing without knowledge about knowing is zero, it's the same.Feb 19 2013: Hi, Charan !
Mentally we can't enter the territory we can't language. I think , that's why we can't remember ...
Here how i think it goes :
Baby is looking at a tree, not knowing that it is a tree; baby has no name for it neither for himself . It's a working definition for meditation. Then mommy comes into the picture and says ; it's a tree, baby... tree, tree..
It is repeated many times, while baby is growing until the baby stops watching/experience/exploring the tree, for he knows at the first glance : it's a tree. 'Tree' starts to exist in abstract , as a word.
And we can't go back to the flow of unnamed reality.
I think we, adults, after learning a language should try to do the reverse: watch the tree as if you see it for the first time, with attention and care, as if it is a marvel... relate to it...like a baby.
Fritzie -
Feb 16 2013: I just read something in which Oliver Sacks recounted interviewing/testing a child who had not been able to learn language until unusually late. What Sacks found was that, without language: "X saw, distinguished, categorized, used... but could not, it seemed, go much beyond this, hold abstract ideas in mind, reflect, play, plan. He seemed completely literal, unable to juggle images or hypotheses or possibilities, unable to enter an imaginative or figurative realm. He seemed to be stuck in the present, to be confined to literal and immediate perception."
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This suggests that, in the absense of language, such insights don't arise.
Further, memory is, I believe, based on being able to connect experiences to a sort of structure, which might effectively be absent until language becomes a tool for the internal narrative.
Feb 16 2013: Interesting thought that could be tested with babies without the sense of hear. Gesturing is an early stage of language that would be visual. Memory formation might be limited to the visual in the absence of a language structure.
Beyond this we can recall that the brain is still developing rapidly in a baby, so it is hard to tell what is working.
Mar 8 2013: This was my first thread - wastnt sure how it would work - thus left a general note for all on Feb 20"First !! I bow before the Knowledge/ Intuition/ Wisdom of all of you. Thank you so much for sharing. Pardon me for delays in responding. Looking forward to your continuous participation to help in better learning. Humbly C"
Please share more on this theme. ThnxMar 15 2013: Thank you TED community for your insights and participation that immensely helped me in learning and evolving. Please allow me to provide following link to a related discussion.
Much appreciated.Mar 14 2013: yes thank you charan, a truly great take on this part of my comment so important and maybe lost in values due to thorny social issues with intimacy generally, it also beckons a look into what components truly comprise of love as we define it. Examples are familiarity, need even addiction will qualify for hallmark cards who stand to profit at any definition! lol ..but yes the separating from love in it's clear organic experience in mother child to language shift does warrant exploration if that is what you mean, I think I get you. words are not reflecting all if much right now ironically ..Mar 13 2013: Is language movement/vibration ....would that be described as language? Certainly energy exchange can be seen as language right?
Mar 14 2013: Intrinsic Vibration movement - seems the foundation of what may be considered as outwardly spoken language. It will be interesting some one sharing on how energy exchange / transformation takes place. Yes it seems exchange of energy from vibration to sounds.
Mar 14 2013: So what you would like to know it "how the universe communicates with us, that produces this reality. How information is exchanged and transmitted using celestial body's, and of course light which actually carry, store, read and writes the information in the universe?
Mar 14 2013: First - What is the connection of Vibrant movement with the Alphabets of a language? that one can see/ read, listen, speak and reflect upon easily so on..Mar 14 2013: Well wind vibrate through your vocal cords to make verbal language , and then actually our written language was first pictures not a modern alphabet ... picture which are worth a thousand words
Mar 14 2013: In agreement - Chinese pictorial alphabets were inspired by the nature and shapes drawn that likely evolved into Phoenician beginning - a) How these alphabets origined - interestingly we have huge data of Chinese alphabets to match phonetic alphabets b) what and how without the vibratory movement as a foundation / movement through the diaphragm - mere passing of air cant porduce any thing, it seemsMar 14 2013: Everything is movement….everything. The earth wobbles which the mayan knew about, is that language? The earth spins is that language? Then is rotates around the sun, is that language? When the sun shines on the earth the earth actually gives back information. Topography of the celestial bodies could and can be seen as written language with the sun acting like a cd player reading and writing on to the celestial bodies(including self( ever hear of a thing called enlightenment)), could this be seen as written language absolutely. And is most likely how information is stored on a universal level.
( "Where does it get mass from?"
As I understand it, when a wave is observed, it becomes a point; this is how mass is created.~ Chris Kelly )
Since waves are movement and movement creates mass and language, this just refers back to the idea that mass/language is a external representation of an internal process "a thought/language/lexicon" place holder.
What would we be holding into place? Existence, why because it is real if it wasn't that would mean the gods are not real either and they are just as real as the reality that is around. All gods exist if man has put belief or faith into them then they are real. Its man's/gods belief in other that makes all of this real. Now have things certainly got lost in translation absolutely.
Ever hear someone say that the room is spinning, well truthfully it is spinning its actually really odd that it does not always feel this way.
Or if I drop a pen did it fall straight down? Everybody says yes, the guy who asked the questions say no it actually moved x distance to the left. But thats wrong as well because he and we also moved x distance to the left at the same time
…..On a side note language was created to give man something to complain about ;)
Humbly Casey
Mar 15 2013: @ Casey - Ed, may likely add some interesting resources on Scientific American speech-sound-vibration. It seems we are on the right track ..may find something interesting...It seems thee sound produced from these movement is FOUNDATION to any Language. Thanks Casey for your participation.Mar 15 2013: Maybe language was created to give a man the illusion that he is talking to the other :)Mar 12 2013: You can.
Mar 12 2013: Great !! Could you please elaborate how? and related resources too. Thanks
Mar 12 2013: I beg your pardon. After re reading your question, I would have to agree with Craig Weiler.Mar 9 2013: Without knowing what MEG is, which puts me at a disadvantage here, I think it's pretty obvious why we would not recall early childhood experiences. The mind and brain are, at that age, not capable of processing the world in the ordered, structured way that the adult brain does. We don't remember not because the memories aren't there, but because they would make very little sense to us. We remember things based on the amount and intensity of the attention that we gave them at the time.
At a very young age, we give our attention to things in a much different fashion than when we are adults. For example, let us say that a two year old and an adult are standing at the edge of Mirror Lake in Yosemite National Park looking up at Half Dome for the first time: The adult stands in awe of this majestic rock and takes in the wonderful beauty around her. She remembers this beautiful moment for the rest of her life.
The two year old is equally as fascinated watching a twig with a bug on it float on the water and then just for the heck of it, tries scooping up some mud and throwing it at the bug.
The child's mind is wandering, not particularly focused and is not looking for any order nor concentrating particularly with an intent to understanding, so the memory formed from this event is not going to be either useful or very accessible as an adult.
Mar 9 2013: Interesting !! "Memories ... will make little sense...intensity.. ..attention " this is how I think as one grows fascination vanishes and destroying / mud throwing remains - likely because the thread that connects us back is either broken / forgotten or never explored to keep fresh creativity / enhanced learning capacity intact - just some thoughts to link if one remembers the connection back it is likely to have impact on how one behave ` it seems forgetting child wondering, curious mind, fascinating mind - as adult one may fail to make appropriate decisionsMar 7 2013: An expert witness in one of my cases testified that people are generally unable to recall early childhood events through roughly age three. The trial was too long ago for me to remember the explanation. But here is an article I found that discusses the phenomenon. http://bernard.pitzer.edu/~dmoore/psych199s03articles/EacottMemory.pdf.
Mar 8 2013: Thanks for sharing !! great piece. Please allow to explore this little bit on these lines: Everyone of over 7 billion of us have come through the similar phase where our external told us who am I- in terms of assigning a name, a relations - father, mother, sister , friends, relatives , communities, education, and so on making one as an entity in terms of physical, social, economical and several other ways. The point is how appropriate it is to focus/ draw samples from /studying children ( who in a sense are part of the external to us again) or using MEG's or using few selective as case studies to get insight into - to capture insights about such a population. second, what would be a more appropriate methodology to study this gap in the time and space - where one is very competent in terms of acquisition of language hence ideas/concepts and then start the diminishing levels of competences after a phase. Are we not missing something?
Mar 8 2013: It is reasonable to use the MEG-based method of research, and it can be meaningfully coordinated with studies such as the following:
Mar 9 2013: I agree. thanks for sharing.Mar 4 2013: The key here is the concept of repetition. In a cognitive psych class I'm taking this semester I learn that our brain tends to discard unnecessary information. We tend to retain only those thing what are useful to survival and those that we remember through "repetition". For example, we still remember numbers and letters because we have subconsciously and consciously repeated it to ourself over a billion times and still do. Every operation, every task involving this is a repetition.
However if we do not access that those particular chunks of memory, then the brain deems it useless and it begins to fade away. Lets take the SAT for example. I learnt so many new words for the SAT. And I dont think I have or will ever use most of these words. Probably ina year from now I wont be able to recall a single one? Maybe if you read it out to me, I might remember because of similarity, maybe i wont.
Also the general sense of social logic. Socially speaking, if we were go randomly go to say a market and when someone says hi, turn around and scream "go go daaa da" or something, they would think Im crazy! Well so as we become a "part" or society and "grow up" we also learn the language of society. Society has its own set of mutually understood norms of not only behavior, but also of speech. And thus, even though babies remember so many words and they do understand phonetics and grammar, we tend to forget the unused parts of that speech.
Mar 6 2013: It seems Repetition is critical in the phase after first year where language piece has been learnt. If repetition was the important in the first year - one would have remembered how and what one did before learning language - the prime question.
Interesting !! "the brain deems it useless and it begins to fade away" - it seems with the associative memory the faded memory can be recalled as well if one focuses deep. What to do you think?
As rightly stated - "Societal norms" impose an inability to explore the most efficient learning phase of one's life. Do you agree?
Mar 7 2013: Well it could probably be recalled but we will have to have exceptional recall abilities. And we may no always be able to recall because if unused those neurons that access that part of the memory mat no longer exist.
Now heres a weird paradox. It is said that every time u recall a situation you slightly change your memory of it!
Think about how that could affect things?
Yep, societal norms are one of the greatest factors that our learning and memory. Because it influences what we consider to be "important" and what what we consider to be "insignificant".
Mar 8 2013: "we will have to have exceptional recall abilities" Excellent -promising -Thanks Sidh, for a moment without learning , going deep into studying neurons - you and I and all of us have come through this phase - how can one go back, how can one have that exceptional ability that - what is external to us -has covered us with? This "weird paradox" as applicable to the acquired knowledge through language - not to the Core competences. Social norms, economic, physical realities, are all part of the external that has defined us- covered us, No problem !! the point seems to be aware of - the covered, and what got covered and how?Mar 4 2013: Hi, Charan !
Have you listened to this talk ?
There is a sense where this talk belongs here, i think. Maybe not.
The ' ugliest piece of music ' , music without repetition. When i first listened to it i thought that a new born baby could hear the world ( not music but ordinary external sounds ) that way. Its mind doesn't hear recognizable patterns, because there are no patterns in this mind as such. No associations or guesses what could it possibly be that produces sounds and no expectations.
If you are interested i would recommend to start from 7.44 mark, right from music and then listen to the talk.
Music reminds me some Jackson Pollock paintings.
Actually a baby's organism is its mind, its DNA and it grows towards pre organised pattern ...music.
Forgetting about ' all-is-music' state. it's like to to fallow one tune, forgetting about the others, but this tune is also the part of the symphony: Uni-verse.
Music can't be, without a pause. Isn't it Amnesia in our context ?
Mar 4 2013: Thanks Natasha !! for sharing this interesting video !! Amazingly Creative !! as per my evolving understanding - not 88 but over 7 billions of us are into the equation of 3 three multiply without duplication - each distinct with yet with a similar cord !! each beautiful with an ugliest, and one creative note - Math or for that matter any language cant precisely make permutation /combination of what is that Infinite yet simply understandable at equation 1x 3 at the base level that expands on Infinity. Instead of finding answer in Infinity backward movement towards the base line might be helpful - that how this questions likely attempts to explore convergence rather than expansion path !! Cheers !


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Congratulations to the OBGC Rangers White and the ASA Black Hawks on winning the 2015 Region I Presidents Cup this past weekend. Both teams will now travel to Overland Park, Kansas on July 8-12, 2015 to compete for a National Championship! The Maryland State Youth Soccer Association is proud of your recent accomplishments and wishes you both the best of luck!
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Congratulations to the 2015 Maryland Presidents Cup Champions! Everyone from the Maryland State Youth Soccer Association is excited for your most recent accomplishment and wishes you the best of luck as you travel to Pennsylvania on May 22-25, 2015 to compete in the 2014 Region I Presidents Cup!
Championship team names and photos will be posted below as they become available.
U12 Girls: ASA Arsenal
U13 Boys: DSC Alliance Argonauts
U13 Girls: MRM Rush '01G (aka Warriors)
U14 Boys: ASA Juventus Elite
U14 Girls: SAC Premier White
U15 Boys: OLNY Rangers White
U15 Girls: CES Fire
U16 Boys: SAC United Blue
U17 Boys: ASA Black Hawks
U17 Girls: BETH Fusion '97
This US Youth Soccer event gives our teams the opportunity to compete at state, regional and national levels. For 2015, we have continued the U12 boys and girls bracket. It is broadly accepted that this age group is peaking in the player development process, and we feel it is an excellent opportunity for these teams to "test their mettle". The primary intention of this tournament is to engage the approximately two-thirds of our travel teams which are not as likely to win a state championship title.
The 2015 MSYSA Presidents Cup application is scheduled to become available in early January 2015 with applications closing mid-March. The Presidents Cup draw is scheduled to occur in mid-April. It is mandatory that all teams send a representative to the Presidents Cup draw.
All games are scheduled to be played in scenic Hagerstown at the Hagerstown Soccer Club's soccer park. Please continue to check the MSYSA website for a complete schedule of dates and times. Over the course of the tournament weekends, updates and alerts on scores, weather, schedule adjustments and other pertinent matters will be posted on our website as close to real time as possible. Also, it is extremely important to review and study the tournament rules found on the Presidents Cup page of the website.
We are very excited to bring this event to Maryland's greater community of competitive soccer teams and promise you an environment of fun, great competition and sportsmanship. Remember! Your team's hard work can earn it the distinguished privilege to play teams from other states in the 2015 Presidents Cup Regional Championship Tournament scheduled for May 23-25, 2015 at Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. U13-U17 Regional winners will then compete in Overland Park, Kansas for the National title in your age group.
We look forward to an overall superior soccer experience!
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Region I Presidents Cup Committee Member
At the October 2014 MSYSA Executive Board meeting, a motion was made by the MSYSA Presidents Cup Committee that the 2015 MSYSA Presidents Cup rules be adopted. As such, Rule 2.1.3., as listed in the 2014 Presidents Cup rules, would be eliminated. This rule stated that "MSYSA will accept teams that play in a mixed US Youth Soccer and other US Soccer Federation member league as long as the team plays in a US Youth Soccer only division."
The MSYSA maintains a strong sense of fairness and equity, and as such, considered the ramifications of limiting Presidents cup qualifying leagues. It was agreed that since the opportunity to play in a winter and spring league was a viable option and that maintaining the integrity of the MSYSA Presidents Cup and the Presidents Cup Series was of extreme importance, that MSYSA would only consider leagues that consisted of USYSA-only teams as an MSYSA Presidents Cup qualifying league. This motion was voted upon and passed by the MSYSA Executive Board.
Presidents Cup Rule 2.1.3. reads "During the current seasonal year, all teams must play in a fall, winter, or spring affiliated MSYSA member sanctioned US Youth Soccer league. The team must compete in at least a 4-team approved league during the current seasonal year in its State Association or with its State Association's permission in another State Association. The leauge competition must consist of a minimum of one game against each of 3 different teams participating in the league."
It is important to note that only USYS/MSYSA cards and rosters are to be used for all teams seeking qualification into the Maryland Presidents Cup.
The below is a list of Maryland Presidents Cup qualifying leagues:
League Code
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*U12 teams that are using BBSL for cup qualification must play small-sided with USYS/MSYSA cards and rosters
Baltimore Beltway Soccer League
Club Champions League
Central MD Short Sided League
Maryland United Winter Soccer League
National Capital Soccer League
Columbia Winter Soccer League
Olney/Bethesda Soccer League
Washington Area Girls Soccer
Old Dominion Soccer League
Mid Atlantic Soccer League
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Registration is NOW CLOSED!
Please continue to monitor the website for updates.
It is the responsibility of the clubs/teams to be famaliar with all Cup rules.
All Presidents Cup Dates listed are to be considered tentative except for roster freeze dates and applications dates. Changes can and will be made based upon field availability, numbers, weather and other considerations.
Monday, January 5, 2015
2015 Presidents Cup Application Opens, U12-U17
Friday, March 13, 2015
Presidents Cup Application Closed,
Closed at 5:00pm. All applications must be completed, accompanied with payment and bond, approved league roster and received in the state office by 3/17/14, 3:00pm.
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Presidents Cup Draw, 12:00 noon, U12-U17
Glenwood Office Park, 3060 Washington Road, Rt. 97, Glenwood, MD 21738
Each club playing in the Maryland Presidents Cup is required to send a representative from their club and is responsible for disseminating information presented at the draw to their club teams that are participating in the 2015 Maryland Presidents Cup.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Roster Freeze Date
Frozen at 5:00pm.
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Hagerstown Soccer Complex,
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Sunday, April 19, 2015
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Presidents Cup Semi-Finals
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Presidents Cup Finals
May 23 – May 25, 2015
Slippery Rock University
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July 9 – July 12, 2015
Overland Park Soccer Complex
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The Maryland Presidents Cup Draw will be held on March 21, 2015 at 12:00pm at the Glenwood Office Park, 3060 Washington Road, Rt 97, Glenwood, Md 21738. This event is open to all individual team officials who wish to attend; however it is important to note that each club playing in the Maryland Presidents Cup is required to send a representative from their club and is responsible for disseminating information presented at the draw to their club teams that are participating in the 2015 Maryland Presidents Cup. Additionally, the club representative will be responsible for delivering cup match balls to all of the club teams that do not have a team representative present. All age divisions will be holding their draws simultaneously of each other. Although this change will allow for a more streamline and efficient draw, a club representative will not be able to attend all of the age division draws at one time. As such, attendance by team representatives are not mandatory but highly encouraged as the draw for all age groups will be held concurrently.
It is important to note that per the 2015 Maryland Presidents Cup Rules, "...Each participating team must be represented at the Cup Draw by a Team Official listed on their roster, or their designee. Teams not represented will be subject to a $200 fine, which must be paid within one week of the Cup Draw..."
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For a list of applied teams, click here. Should you need information on your team's status, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
The 2015 Presidents Cup brackets can be viewed and printed on the SINC sports website. Click on the "SCHEDULES" tab located below the Maryland Presidents Cup header.
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What better way to celebrate Charles Darwin's 203rd birthday than by reading the famed naturalist's scientific works in his own handwriting? You can do just that on Sunday, February, 12—also known as "Darwin Day"—and every day after on the Darwin Manuscripts Project website.
Free and available to all online, the Darwin Manuscripts Project is the most comprehensive catalogue of Darwin's scientific manuscripts ever compiled. The project is based at the American Museum of Natural History and developed in close collaboration with Cambridge University Library, whose physical collection is the foundation of the new database, and the Biodiversity Heritage Library—represented by the Natural History Museum in London. This new tool will also include holdings from all other library—based Darwin collections globally.
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Curator John Sparks will be blogging weekly about the upcoming exhibition, Creatures of Light, which opens on Saturday, March 31.
In just a little over a month, on March 31, the American Museum of Natural History will open our latest exhibition, Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence,which focuses on the amazing diversity of organisms that produce light across every conceivable habitat. Every exhibition we produce is a collaboration between the Museum's research scientists and the exhibition team, which includes writers, designers, artists, and media specialists. I'm the curator for this exhibition, which means that I oversee the scientific content and bring expertise from my research—in this case, on the evolution of bioluminescent signaling systems in marine fishes.We're hard at work on the show this month, and I'll be writing weekly posts from behind the scenes to offer some glimpses of what goes into producing a major exhibition. Here's my first dispatch:
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In the past 16 years, astronomers have discovered more than 700 exoplanets, or planets that orbit other stars. If scientists find signs of life on these planets, it will profoundly impact everything from religion and philosophy to art and biology. In this podcast from the fall, astronomer Ray Jayawardhana shares some of the ideas from his book, Strange New Worlds, about life beyond our solar system.
Dr. Jayawardhana's talk was recorded at the Hayden Planetarium on October 3, 2011.
Science Writer Carl Zimmer on Blogs, Books, and Tattoos
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When science writer Carl Zimmer noticed some scientists sporting serious tattoos, he wondered how many others enjoyed highbrow body art. After posing the question on his blog, Zimmer received a flood of responses and photos, many of which he recently compiled in his book Science Ink: Tattoos of the Science Obsessed. On Thursday, February 16, Zimmer will be one of four panelists at the Museum's Beyond a Trend: Enhancing Science Communication Through Social Media, part of Social Media Week NYC. Zimmer recently answered a few questions about how new media are shaping his writing.
What could you do with a blog about science tattoos that you couldn't do in a book, and vice versa?
Carl Zimmer: Blogs and books are different media, with different strengths and weaknesses. With a blog, you can spontaneously add things and make corrections. And people can make comments. Sometimes, people would point out that the equation in someone's tattoo had a plus sign instead of a minus, which was probably pretty embarrassing. But since the blog was happening in real time, it was more disorganized. For the book, I was able to create miniature essays for various tattoos and arrange the tattoos in a logical progression from math to physics to chemistry and so on.
Digital Dossier
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Each of the 41 intriguing images in Picturing Science: Museum Scientists and Imaging Technologies tells a fascinating story about research or conservation projects. Here's the last in a series of four snapshots.
New imaging technologies have revolutionized the age-old scientific tasks of observation and classification. And for James Carpenter, a curator in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology, they've opened up a new way of seeing.
Dr. Carpenter is tracing the ancestry of various wasps, which he does by examining the insects' physical features to identify them and place them in their evolutionary context. His lab's current project, funded by the National Science Foundation, is to reconstruct the phylogeny, or evolutionary history, of Vespinae, a subfamily of wasps consisting of hornets and yellowjackets.
Carpenter's methods include photomontage—essentially digital photography—which allows him to stack images to focus on specific features. A head shot of a German wasp, part of the ongoing exhibition Picturing Science: Museum Scientists and Imaging Technologies now on view in the Akeley Gallery and curated by Mark Siddall, uses this technique to bring selected areas into sharp focus. These snapshots enable Carpenter to place the insect in the tree of life.
His lab also uses a variety of high-tech microscopes, including an environmental scanning electron microscope. This instrument highlights minuscule features without destroying the specimen, as often happened with earlier versions of the technology. Once Carpenter has the traits, he plugs the data into a computer program that synthesizes them at rapid speed.


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I bought this jersey to help round out my cycling wardrobe and really could not be happier. I actually just purchased a second one and will probably get a third on down the road. The pockets are nice and the zipper works really well.I am 6'2" and about 195lbs with a normal build and a little bit of gut. I bought a size Large. The Genesis jersey fits me really well. It is not form fitting which is what I was looking for. The shoulders/chest/stomach are cut just right for what I guess most would call a relaxed/club fit. The jersey is also long enough for my frame and doesn't expose my backside when leaned into riding position. Great product!
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Good jersey and I'll keep them. Just a touch large however. I got the XL, and I am six foot three; the length is good, but just a touch loose for my taste.
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I am normally a size med. LG shorts were a good fit but this jersey was just a tad large. I am 5'9", 160l bs of a slight build. I purchased because I wanted a relaxed fit. perhaps a small might have fitted better. The sleeves were 3-4" longer than I like. Perhaps these are an older design.
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The Cavaliers obtained veteran center Brendan Haywood from the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for guard Scotty Hopson and cash considerations, the team announced Saturday.
Cleveland will also receive the rights to forward Dwight Powell, the 45th overall pick of this year's NBA Draft.
Haywood has averaged 6.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.4 blocks over a 13-year NBA career, though the 7-footer sat out the entire 2013-14 campaign due to a stress fracture in his left foot.
In his lone season with Charlotte, Haywood averaged 3.5 points and 4.8 rebounds over 61 games in 2012-13.
The 34-year-old North Carolina product won an NBA title as a member of the Dallas Mavericks, who bested LeBron James' Miami Heat in the 2011 Finals in six games.
James, of course, rejoined the Cavaliers on Friday in the most anticipated decision of this year's offseason. The four-time MVP spent his first seven seasons in Cleveland prior to bolting for the Heat as a free agent in 2010 and leading Miami to a pair of NBA championships and four Finals appearances.
The 24-year-old Hopson has played in his two NBA games, both with Cleveland this past season, after beginning his pro career in Europe in 2011.
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Sep 30, 2006
Asking the Frequently Asked...
Brian Davis
15 comments:
- Mike said...
I would like a better tutorial and sample NXT-G program that shows the use of bluetooth. A simple starter program to show me that I have the bluetooth properly setup and working. Then, a more advanced sample program to show what can be done using the bluetooth.
- Sep 30, 2006, 5:26:00 AM
- JT said...
Are there any GOOD forums for Mindstorms that aren't filled with questions like the ones on the LEGO mindstorms forums?
Example of the questions - "Lol Howz doe I mak a bot wit the NTX? "
- Sep 30, 2006, 5:26:00 AM
Are there any GOOD forums for Mindstorms that aren't filled with questions like the ones on the LEGO mindstorms forums?
Example of the questions - "Lol Howz doe I mak a bot wit the NTX? "
Whew, for a minute there I thought you where talking about the User section:-) Heavan help us if it ever gets that bad.
As for forums, I know only of the NXTasy forums. I havn't checked them out though, you may want to try there.
- Sep 30, 2006, 5:57:00 AM
I don't understand the send and receive message blocks that use bluetooth. If someoen could cover that topic I would be grateful. My brother is getting his own NXT and I would like to know how to do remote control from my NXT using bluetooth.
- Sep 30, 2006, 6:23:00 AM
- JT said...
Whew, for a minute there I thought you where talking about the User section:-) Heavan help us if it ever gets that bad.
As for forums, I know only of the NXTasy forums. I havn't checked them out though, you may want to try there.
Thanks. I haven't heard of that forums before. I'll look into it.
- Sep 30, 2006, 7:04:00 AM
Until Lego comes out with the block that allows for communication between the RCX and NXT-G it would be nice if someone with the skill level come put out a few blocks of code. Example: The NXT-G sending out a command to run program no. 1, 2 etc on an RCX. I have one of the adapters from Mind Sensors but don't I don't have any coding skills.....yet.
John C.
- Sep 30, 2006, 7:27:00 AM
If i put AA rechargable batteries and then connect the Brick to the USB port will the batteries get recharged???
- Sep 30, 2006, 11:23:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
OK, that last one I'll answer here (pending perhaps a better, longer post on the power chareteristics of the NXT in general).
No. Plugging in the NXT to a computer via the USB port will NOT recharge the AA batteries. Not even if you are using the Li-ion rechargable battery pack in place of AA's.
Brian Davis
- Sep 30, 2006, 12:14:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
In defense of the "Official LEGO MindStorm Forum".... There are 2 MindStorms forums at LEGO Club. One Public where anybody can post and it does draw every type of person like the example shown above. And the other non-public MindStorms Members Forums where the serious MindStormers are housed and have formed a very nice community of High-tech people discussing high-tech topics without clutter or nonsense. In the later, you will not find any micro-brained postings such as the example posted by jt above. you can however find over 10,000 postings by your's truly.
Let's get that straight. If you have a membership card from the old Robotics Invention System...join and become a part of the valued community that expands on higher-knowledge. You will never find a better group of people in the entire web.
As a Host in the non-public forums for 8 years...I can say it is a great place. I can also mention that a new forum is in the works that will center around the NXT toolset. It IS very unfortunate that the Official NXT forum does not exist as of yet...and more so, that the 2 older Official MindStorms forums get meshed as one when described with the comments in this thread.
Now, on to better postings under this topic!
Christopher Smith
- Sep 30, 2006, 12:55:00 PM
- Guy Ziv said...
The NXTasy forums are a good source for information. We have about 220 users registers and ~2500 posts in about 3 months since forums were online. It is a public forum, with free registeration unlike the MindStorms Members Forums mentioned by Chris (Chris: how one can join these forums without a RIS membership card?). I strongly advise you to take a look. NXTasy also holds a categorized repository with links to NXT stuff sorted by topics e.g. programming, NXT projects, tutorials etc.
- Sep 30, 2006, 5:32:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
I have written before I checked...The old RIS registration function at LEGO.com is no longer available nor is it possible to enter the non-public MindStorms member forums at this time unless you did registor and remember your login information. Maybe some of your LEGO Club logins will work...Give it a try.
- Oct 1, 2006, 9:11:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Yet another reason for LEGO to create a new LEGO NXT OFFICIAL FORUM :)
- Oct 1, 2006, 9:36:00 AM
I want to know how to use BLuetooth for sending information from mi pc to nxt.
I Try whit NXTender And im not able to run it becouse if i Try to clik it in tender it disapear. Plz help me to use well that program or to send me another program that makes me able to comunicate pc and NXT via Bluetooth.
- Oct 2, 2006, 1:21:00 PM
- Juan Manuel Martínez said...
I need my NXT to work during 2 minutes, after that it should be off.
I don't know what kind of commands use.
- Nov 5, 2009, 11:32:00 AM
- Yannick said...
I would like to know how to obtain the USB wire needed to download and run the lego Mindstorm.
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In my Windows network I have two Edge Transport Servers running Exchange 2010. They are currently configured to send and receive email using @mycompany.com
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