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Now isn't this interesting? All throughout the week, and getting louder toward the weekend, I kept hearing rumors that T4 had been cancelled. Someone, on some site, with some "inside information", kept saying it, and other sites kept repeating it, until — well, bullcrap.
I'm Not There is an unconventional journey into the life and times of Bob Dylan. Six actors portray Dylan as a series of shifting personae — from the public to the private to the fantastical — weaving together a rich and colorful portrait of this ever-elusive American icon.
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Warm weather here greeted with Christmas music on the radio
WRIT-FM (95.7) became the first station in Milwaukee to flip to an all-Christmas music format at 7 a.m. Wednesday morning. The Clear Channel station was billing itself on the air as Milwaukee's Christmas station. It was the latest start for the format in years.
The first song played was "Have a Holly Jolly Christmas," by Burl Ives. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Alt-J's March 29 concert moved to Pabst Theater
Due to high demand, British alternative band Alt-J's March 29 Turner Hall Ballroom show has been bumped up to the larger Pabst Theater (seating capacity 1,399.)
'Memphis' finds its rhythm at the Marcus Center
The storyline in "Memphis," on stage at the Marcus Center through Sunday, goes like this.
A high school dropout named Huey Calhoun - white - stumbles downstairs into a seedy African-American club in 1950s Memphis. Huey has been drawn there by the voice of Felicia Farrell - an equally young singer. Huey falls hard, as he already had for rhythm and blues. »Read Full Article
Crystal Castles coming to Turner Hall May 6
Canadian electropop duo Crystal Castles—consisting of producer Ethan Kath and vocalist Alice Glass—will headline Turner Hall Ballroom May 6, the venue announced Wednesday morning.
Blues legend B.B. King booked for Riverside Theater
87-year-old blues legend B.B. King is making his return trip to Milwaukee in May—and this time out, a staple of the local music scene, Paul Cebar, will be handling opening duties.
Aereo to offer local broadcast signals online in Wisconsin
Aereo, the antenna TV service that allows live streaming of broadcast signals on computers and portable devices, is coming to Wisconsin.
The company announced plans Monday, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, to introduce the service in 22 cities, including Madison, early this year. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap Today: Cohen, Elvis and Bowie
Good morning. If you didn't hear, we posted the news just a half hour ago. Leonard Cohen, 78, is going to play Milwaukee for the first time in 38 years this March. So your first order of the day, take note and put the day tickets go on sale on your calendar now.
Leonard Cohen will appear at Milwaukee Theatre in March
Leonard Cohen, one of the most poetic and seminal songwriters of his generation, will make a rare local appearance at the Milwaukee Theatre at 8 p.m. March 15. It will be his first concert here in 38 years.
Tickets, at $55 to $250 excluding service charges, go on sale at 10 a.m. Jan. 18 at the box office, 500 W. Kilbourn Ave., at select Walmart stores, (800) 745-3000 and ticketmaster.com. »Read Full Article(11)

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Shop management encompasses everything from strategic planning to the nuts and bolts of statistical process control. Whether you're an executive, manager, or supervisor, you'll find articles about overcoming challenges and struggles just like yours.
February 17, 2014
Welding education has come a long way from cast-iron repair and forge welding taught by blacksmiths. Today's welding students have training options that can lead to different career paths.
February 17, 2014
No matter how eye-popping the technology, the means of getting a job done is secondary; the result is primary. This is where General Tool Co.'s "team of experts" appraoch comes into play.
February 10, 2014
Metal sculptor Roy Mackey took a long, circuitous route to become an artist, and occupies an unusual niche. With no specific art classes or vocational education in his background, he learned metalworking bit by bit, and spends quite a bit of his time making sculptures that are realistic, but too unusual to represent real objects.
February 4, 2014
At Fisher-Barton South Carolina, historically a stamping operation, now gets half of its revenue from products that use metal fabrication. But there's not a stamping and fabricating "side" to the business. In fact, the part flow shows just how complementary fabrication and stamping can be.
February 3, 2014
After 60 years in business, Superior Tube Co. Inc. found itself at a crossroads. The recession of the early 2000s had taken a toll on U.S. manufacturing, and many companies feared the growing threat from newly industrializing, low-wage countries. The company's management came up with a strategy to update its manufacturing practices, upgrade its equipment, and prepare its workforce for the challenges associated with global competition. The result, compressing about 15 years' worth of changes into just two years, has propelled the company forward and earned it the 2014 TPJ Industry Award.
February 3, 2014
How does a small western Michigan fabricating shop evolve into a key metal parts supplier to some of the most demanding OEM customers in the world? It is committed to lean manufacturing principles and has made strategic investments in new fabricating technology, but most of all, it has engaged employees that are comfortable with changes that come with continuous improvement efforts.
January 30, 2014
Metal fabricators can't find the right manufacturing talent. Customers are more demanding. The current workforce is overworked. How can fabricating companies keep up? The FABRICATOR's Editorial Advisory Board has some suggestions.
January 30, 2014
Columnist Gerald Davis reviews the STEP file and how it can be used to interact with customers in a more complete way.
January 30, 2014
To find time to dedicate to continuous improvement activities, a metal fabricator should have a good idea what employees do every day before assigning additional tasks.
January 30, 2014
The Fabricators & Manufacturers Association's 2013 Salary/Wage & Benefit Survey suggests that people can find fulfilling careers—especially monetarily—if they are willing to learn the trade and acquire additional skills during their careers.
January 28, 2014
The manufacturing sector appears strong for the near term. New technologies are emerging to help make fabricating a more productive exercise. Fabricators have positioned themselves to grow. All appears right in the metal fabricating world.
January 27, 2014
Altec, a manufacturer of truck bodies and related products, tried the outsourcing route me to stay on top of expanding fabricating jobs, but the headaches were too great to maintain such an arrangement. The company decided to take metal fabricating back in-house by setting up a new facility in Burnsville, N.C., and with the addition of some key equipment, it hasn't looked back.
December 6, 2013
Columnist Gerald Davis explains how the process of estimating can be evaluated in terms of what the business needs.
December 6, 2013
This column is a bit of a change of pace, but like all the previous ones it is targeted to the real issues I see with contract manufacturers and fabricators. This column focuses on products, specifically, the products you may want to build and market under your company's auspices versus someone...
December 2, 2013
Midlake grew from a small garage shop to a precision sheet metal manufacturer with an unusual focus--on hinges.


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Like all sensitive intellectuals, Sir Vidia is highly sensitive to the environment. He brought all this out in his earlier books about India being an area of darkness and a wounded civilisation. What is wrong with that? Had Naipaul lived during the time of Tennyson and visited India, he would have come out with a poem, 'Charge of the Shit Brigade': 'Shit to the right of them/Shit to the left of them/Shit in front, shit at the back/Into the valley of shit/Rode the celebrity intellectual.'
And why should anyone blame Vidia for being anti-Muslim? We celebrity intellectuals do love our Muslim friends. Not the ones who lived on Mohammad Ali Road, but those who play tennis at the Bombay Gymkhana. While blaming me for conferring the lifetime achievement on Vidia, my detractors forgot my role as a trustee of Citizens for Justice and Peace. Why praise only that Teesta Setalvad?
Now let me share a secret with you. Former Gujarat minister Maya Kodnani and others had a change of heart and secretly confessed to their crimes only after I refused them admission in my organisation and told them if they did not confess they would be forced to read Sir Vidia's classics An Area of Darkness and India: A Wounded Civilisation. Vidia no doubt had harsh words for the Taj Mahal but you should have seen him wolf down the special items at the Taj Mahal Hotel's Wasabi, incidentally one of the major retreats of our group. Like Vidia, I also find women writers, except my celeb colleague Shobha De, boring. It is high time we healed the wounds of Indian civilisation by making Vidia an honorary Indian citizen, maybe even honour him with a Bharat Ratna. It would be a suitable gesture as the Celebrity Intellectuals group of Trinidad has just honoured me with a lifetime award. And they had no protesting Canard either.
The Mumbai-based satirist is the creator of 'Trishanku'; E-mail your secret diarist: vgangadhar70 AT gmail.com
Thank you to all those who have taken the trouble to read the article and share their thoughts. Out of the arguments made here, there are two that perhaps need answering. So here they go.
1. The first part of the article compares outcomes (relative percentages of population of the religions concerned) irrespective of the process that led to those outcomes - whether immigration, relatively faster population growth or conversions. This was for two reasons. One, to put the figure of 2.3 per cent in "numerical perspective", as the article itself explained. The second reason was that outcomes are ultimately what the crux of debate is about. The rest of the article in any case dealt with process - or conversions in this case, from both a contemporary and historical perspective.
2. Some commenters have tried to cast doubts on the reliability of Census 2001. Those who do this should bear in mind that Census 2001 was conducted by a BJP government. Considering the extreme importance that BJP gives to this issue, it would be reasonable to expect that IF it had perceived a problem with the methodology that was distorting the numbers, it would have fixed it. As the article mentioned, BJP or BJP-supported governments have been in power for 10 of the last 40 years, or about a quarter of the time, and the only reasonable conclusion one can arrive at is that any misreporting of numbers, real or perceived, would be marginal and hence, not of importance.
To all other arguments made, my answer is the following: Please read the article again, with particular focus on the quotations of Vivekananda and Monier Williams, and the history of the missionary efforts in Bengal and their outcome.
It is extremely possible, if Sam in Casablanca saw a therapist and if Sam wanted a long meaningful relationship, the man would someday leave for cooler foreign climes, and his boss would have a heart attack, a few months before, an Indian Sam, that is. Sam was singing a song long before the policeman made him a friend.
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Conferences and Seminars
The Philosophy of Jonathan Lear: A Symposium
Thursday 10-Friday 11 December 2015
Quadrangle A14
University of Sydney
Attendance is free
Registration required
In an age of specialization, Jonathan Lear is a philosopher and public intellectual of rare distinction, whose work ranges over many diverse areas of philosophy, social life and personal psychology. He has published books and articles on ancient Greek philosophy, ethics, social philosophy, literature, moral psychology, and Wittgenstein. Lear's practice and thinking in psychoanalysis, gives his writings a depth of psychological insight often missing in contemporary philosophy.
Jonathan Lear is the John U. Nef Distinguished Service Professor at the Committee on Social Thought and in the Department of Philosophy and the Director of the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society at the University of Chicago. He is also a practicing psychoanalyst and serves on the faculties of the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and the Western New England Institute for Psychoanalysis. His books include: Aristotle and Logical Theory; Aristotle: The Desire to Understand; Love and Its Place in Nature: A Philosophical Interpretation of Freudian Psychoanalysis; Therapeutic Action: An Earnest Plea for Irony; Happiness, Death and the Remainder of Life; Freud. After the publication of his book Radical Hope: Ethics in the Face of Cultural Devastation, Lear was adopted into a Crow family.
The Symposium is part of Jonathan Lear's visit to Sydney, sponsored by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney, Creating a Safe Supportive Environment (CASSE), the Sydney Institute for Psychoanalysis, and the Australian Psychoanalytical Society.
For more details about events during Lear's visit to Sydney visit:
Psyche + Society
Thursday, December 10 2105
18:30 – 20:30
Jonathan Lear: "Psychoanalysis and Ethical Life"
This will be followed by responses by psychoanalysts, general discussion and a cheese & wine reception.
Friday, December 11
8:30 Registration
9:00 – 10:40 Antiquity
- Paul Thom (Sydney)
"Theatrical Representation and the 'Poetic Syllogism'"
- Rick Benitez (Sydney)
"Allegory, Myth and the Reading of Plato's Dialogues"
- Han Baltussen (Adelaide)
"Lear on Aristotle: The Desire to Explain"
10:40 – 11:00 Morning Tea
11:00 – 12:45 Society
- Nikolas Kompridis (ACU)
"Hope, Critique, Utopia"
- Danielle Celermajer (Sydney)
"The Reality of Brokenness and the Possibility of Hope"
- Paul Patton (UNSW)
12:45-14:00 Lunch Break
14:00 – 15:40 Moral Psychology
- Megan Laverty (Col.U)
"Jonathan Lear's Case for Concepts"
- David Macarthur (Sydney)
"The Invisibility of Everyday Psychology: Reflections on
Lear's Reflections on Williams"
- Melissa Merritt (UNSW)
"Motherhood in Ferrante's "The Lost Daughter": A Case Study of Irony as Extraordinary Reflection
15:40 – 16:00 Afternoon Tea
16:00 – 17:45 Psychoanalysis
- Russell Grigg (Deakin)
"The Lack in Psychoanalysis: a Lacanian Reflects on the
Work of Jonathan Lear"
- Talia Morag (Sydney, WSU)
"The Difficulty of Making Room for the Non-Rational"
- Justin Clemens (Melbourne)
"'A Universe of Death'?"
17:45 – 18:15 Commentary by Jonathan Lear
Nature and the Philosophy of Nature in German Idealism and Romanticism
15-17 June 2015
CCANESA Boardroom
Level 4, Madsen Building
University of Sydney
Over the last two decades, there has been an immense revival of interest in German romanticism and idealism. Philosophers working in a variety of areas have embraced the ideas of the German romantics and idealists, disentangling them from false or misunderstood legacies, and reexamining them in light of contemporary debates.
In spite of this increase of interest, however, one of the key concerns of romanticism and idealism remains largely overlooked. The idea of nature, the relation between the human being and the natural world, and the notion of a philosophy of nature were, arguably, the most central and definitive concerns of philosophers around 1800. This is evident not only in Kant's Critique of Judgment, but also in Schelling's Naturphilosophie, Hegel's philosophies of nature and history, Goethe's scientific and methodological writings, Herder's anthropology and philosophy of science, as well as Friedrich Schlegel's and Novalis's theoretical and poetic accounts of the natural world and the human place within it.
This conference aims to shed light on the romantic and idealist concern with nature and the philosophy of nature by posing and responding to the following questions:
- What is the idea of nature, and what is the relation between nature and
- What is the meaning of a philosophy of nature?
- What are the various methodologies by which to approach nature philosophically?
- How does the philosophy of nature differ from, complement, or develop the accounts of nature offered in the sciences of the time?
What is the legacy of the romantic and idealist conceptions of nature?
The conference has been made possible through the support of the Australian Academy of the Humanities/The Ernst and Rosemarie Keller Award, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney, the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science at the University of Sydney, and the Australian Research Council Future Fellowship of Professor Peter Anstey.
Conference Schedule and Registration
The conference schedule can be downloaded here.
For more information please contact
Hume and Moral Psychology, Hume and Ancient and Early Modern Dialogues
43rd International Hume Society Conference
July 19-23 2016
University of Sydney, Australia
Keynote speakers
- Stephen Buckle (ACU)
- Alison Gopnik (Harvard)
- Shaun Nichols (Arizona)
- Christine Swanton (Auckland)
Call for papers
The Hume Society is pleased to announce its 43rd annual conference. We invite papers in all areas of Hume studies but especially welcome submissions bearing some relation to the conference themes:
Hume and Moral Psychology, Hume and Ancient and Early Modern Dialogues
Papers should be no more than thirty minutes reading length (4000 words) and should be submitted with an Abstract (200 words). All self-references should be deleted for anonymous review. Papers and Abstracts must be submitted in English. Papers should not have been published by the date of the conference. Authors may submit their papers as either MS Word documents or in rich text format (RTF).
Deadline for Submissions: November 1st, 2015
Submissions should be sent to the Hume Society: http://www.humesociety.org/conferences/cmgr/
Please email mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com for questions regarding paper submissions.
Young Scholar Awards
Hume Society Young Scholar Awards are given to qualifying graduate students whose papers are accepted through the normal anonymous review process. Some financial support will be available to graduate student commentators and chairs.
Conference organisers:
Anik Waldow (Sydney), Eric Schliesser (Ghent) and Michael Gill (Arizona)
Recent conferences
Workshop on Vagueness via Nonclassical Logics
17-20 December 2014
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Upcoming Conferences
Workshop on Vagueness via Nonclassical Logics
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Pierre-Auguste Renoir La vague 1879
17-20 December 2014
Muniment Room,
Level 4, Lobby B (Southern Vestibule)
Quadrangle A14,
University Place
University of Sydney, Australia
Click here for map
There is widespread agreement that adequate models of the semantics of vague language and of reasoning with vague information cannot be developed within the confines of classical logic. There is less agreement over which nonclassical logic is best suited for handling vagueness and indeed over whether just one logical framework is sufficient to accommodate all vagueness related phenomena. This workshop will bring together researchers working on these issues in philosophy, logic, mathematics and computer science–with special (but not exclusive) focus on approaches that appeal to degrees of truth and fuzzy logics.
Programme Committee:
- Nick Smith, University of Sydney
- Francesco Paoli, University of Cagliari
- Chris Fermüller, Technical University of Vienna
Local organiser:
Nick Smith, University of Sydney
Click here to download program and abstracts
Principles in Early Modern Thought
27–29 August 2014
- Professor Peter Anstey (Sydney)
- Mr Joe Campbell QC (Sydney)
- Professor James Franklin (UNSW)
- Professor Daniel Garber (Princeton)
- Professor Michael LeBuffe (Otago)
- Professor William R. Newman (Indiana)
- Professor Sophie Roux (ENS, Paris)
- Professor Kiyoshi Shimokawa (Gakushuin, Tokyo)
- Dr Alberto Vanzo (Warwick)
- Ms Kirsten Walsh (Otago)
Colloquium Sponsors
This colloquium forms part of Professor Peter Anstey's ARC Future Fellowship project on 'The nature and status of principles in early modern philosophy'. It is sponsored by the School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry and the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science.
Colloquium Organisers
Professor Peter Anstey and Professor Stephen Gaukroger
Rocks, Bones and Ruins: Evidence in Historical Science
University of Sydney, May 8-9 2014
Convened by the Sydney Centre for the Foundations of Science
Historical science is sometimes carried out under poor epistemic conditions: there is a dearth of direct evidence for theories about the deep past, as the downstream effects of many past events are scattered and degraded. Some philosophers and scientists are sceptical about our ability to uncover facts about the deep past, and yet, in the face of epistemic deprivation, historical scientists produce (at least sometimes) well-supported theories and hypotheses. This suggests that philosophers have underestimated the ingenuity of historical scientists. By incorporating approaches and evidence from a wide variety of disciplines, taking surrogative approaches such as analogous reasoning and modelling, and by weaving complex, interdependent explanations, they extend our reach into the past. The aim of this workshop is to extend our models of historical confirmation by considering two broad questions: (1) How should we understand evidence in the historical sciences? (2) How should this affect our optimism or otherwise about scientists' abilities to uncover historical facts?
Click here for more information
Australasian Philosophy Postgraduate Conference
22-24 April 2014
On behalf of the Australasian Association of Philosophy (AAP), the University of Sydney hosted the 2014 Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference (APPC) from the 22nd to the 24th of April. These conferences are designed to bring together postgraduate philosophy students giving them the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy.
Keynote Speakers
- Professor Raimond Gaita
- Dr. Catherine Legg
There were also two workshops by Professor Stephen Hetherington, the editor of the Australasian Journal of Philosophy.
Nature and Culture in German Romanticism and Idealism
UNSW Australia and the University of Sydney
12-14 March, 2014
The last two decades can be described as witness to a genuine revival of interest in German romantic and idealist philosophy. Philosophers working in a variety of areas have embraced the ideas of the romantics and idealists, disentangling them from false or misunderstood legacies, and reexamining them in light of contemporary debates. This conference aims to advance this significant historical and philosophical research, by investigating the two most central themes in German idealist and romantic philosophy: nature and culture and their interdependence.
Precisely because of the interdisciplinary character of romanticism and idealism, the conference approaches the two movements from a number of related angles. In the first instance, the goal is to consider how various thinkers from the romantic era conceived nature and culture, and sought to harmonize the sphere of the natural sciences (Naturwissenschaften) and the sphere of the humanities (Geisteswissenschaften), which, only some fifty years later, became fully separated. In addition, the conference seeks to investigate the interdisciplinary conception of "Geist" developed during that time, which today can be translated into "mind" as well as its various externalizations as "society," "arts," "institutions," and "culture." In these two ways, the conference will explore the uniqueness of the romantic and idealist views, and consider their potential significance for contemporary debates.
Click here for more information and registration
The Enlightenment and the Development of Philosophical Anthropology
The conference focuses on the development of various forms of anthropology in the second half of the eighteenth century, with a special focus on philosophical anthropology, as a distinct discipline that competed with metaphysics, both in scope and aim. The birth of philosophical anthropology in the mid-eighteenth century and its development well into the nineteenth signaled a fundamental shift not only did it emphasize the historical character of thought, but it also sought to understand the human being in context, whether biological, cultural-historical, literary or psychological. For this reason, Odo Marquard has termed it one of the "three great epochal shifts" (alongside aesthetics and the philosophy of history) in the history of modern Europe. The main focus will be on the way in which various forms of anthropology, philosophical (Germany) but also medical (France) both contributed to and challenged the notion of "Enlightenment" in Europe. That the European Enlightenment was a contested ground is well known; however, the fact that anthropology played a fundamental role in its orientation remains an understudied topic. Many of the papers will focus on the role that Johann Gottfried Herder played in the development of philosophical anthropology, and in examining the debate between him and his former teacher, Immanuel Kant, this conference will be one of the first to address the ways in which philosophical anthropology developed in relation to the larger project of Enlightenment in Europe.
4-6 November 2013
University of Sydney, CCANESA Boardroom, Level 4, Madsen Building
Dalia Nassar, Philosophy Department
Anik Waldow, Philosophy Department
Stephen Gaukroger, History and Philosophy of Science Unit
School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry
Sydney Intellectual History Network
ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions
Past Conferences
Neo-Pragmatism: Truth and Justification
December 6–7, 2012
Co-Sponsored by SHAPE research seminar (Sydney) and Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature (Oslo)
Organizers: David Macarthur, Bjorn Ramberg.
Venue: S421, Main Quad, University of Sydney
The aim of this conference will be to explore the latest neo-pragmatist approaches in epistemology with a central focus on the debate between Hilary Putnam and Richard Rorty – the two fathers of neo-pragmatism – on the nature of truth and justification and their relationship. Key questions that we will pursue include: What is the most fruitful non-essentialist approach to truth? Is truth the goal of inquiry? In what sense is truth a norm of inquiry (if at all)? What is the connection between truth and justification if we are to avoid the mistake of identifying the two with each other? What is the relation between justification and a community of inquirers (believers)?
6 December
8.45-9.00 tea/coffee
9.00-10.30 Barry Allen (McMaster, Canada) – "Disepistemology"
10.30-10.45 tea/coffee
10.45-12.15 Nicholas Kompridis (Western Sydney) - "Critique, Justification, and World-Disclosure: On Forms of Philosophy and Philosophy's Image of Itself"
12.15-1.45 lunch
1.45-3.15 Bjorn Ramberg (Oslo, Norway) – "Rorty on Truth and Justification: A s Stab at a Defense."
3.15-3.30 tea/coffee
3.30-5.00 Paul Redding (Sydney) – "Pragmatism, Idealism and the Modal Menace: Rorty, Brandom and Truths about Photons"
5.00-6.30 David Macarthur (Sydney) – "Price, Rorty & the Unimaginability of Truth's Evolution"
7 December
- 8.45-9.00 tea/coffee
- 9.00-10.30 Cathy Legg (Waikato, NZ) – "Semiotic Platonic Realism"
- 10.30-10.45 tea/coffee
- 10.45-12.15 Gary Ebbs (Indiana, USA) – "Entitlement at the Limits of
- 12.15-1.45 lunch
- 1.45-3.15 Massimo Dell'Utri (Sassari, Italy) – "The Realist Wager: Challenging Rorty on His Home Ground"."
- 3.15-3.30 tea/coffee
- 3.30-5.00 Jonathan Knowles (NTNU, Norway) – "The World Well Lost Twice Over"
- 5.00-6.30 Ramón Del Castillo (UNED, Spain) – tba
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Contact information:
Dr David Macarthur
Themes from Cavell
Sponsored by the SHAPE seminar and research group
The McRae Room, Quadrangle Building A14
University of Sydney
Mon 27- Tue 28 February, 2012.
Stanley Cavell (b.1926-) is an uncategorisable American philosopher who is indispensable for anyone who wishes to think fruitfully about why philosophy matters to us, or who is uncomfortable about having to stand on one side or other of the analytic/continental divide, or who wishes to give reflections on art and aesthetics and culture a more central role in their philosophical thinking. In this conference we shall explore themes from across Cavell's vast and wide-ranging writings: from his radical re-thinking of the problematic of skepticism in the context of a ground-breaking reading of Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations, and the fruitfulness of his conception of the ordinary and the related concept of acknowledgement, and his defence of the procedures of ordinary language philosophy, to his influential readings of Hollywood cinema of the 1930s-1940s and his articulation of a form of moral perfectionism.
Speakers Included
- Nikolas Kompridis (UWS),
- David Macarthur (Sydney),
- Jennifer McMahon (UAdel.),
- Andrew Norris (UC, Santa Barbara),
- Paul Patton (UNSW),
- Robert Sinnerbrink (UMacq.),
- Paul Thom (Sydney)
- Stephen White (Tufts),
- Greg Strom (Sydney).
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For more information please contact the Conference organiser:
Dr David Macarthur
Room S412, Quadrangle A14
Ph +61-2-9351 3193
Fax +61-2-9351 6660
The Sublime: A Re-Evaluation
Sponsored by the SHAPE seminar and research group
21-22 February, 2011
The Refectory, Quadrangle Building
University of Sydney
This is the first conference sponsored by SHAPE (Social, Historical, Aesthetic, Political and Environmental Philosophy), a group dedicated to explorations in the philosophy of value broadly conceived. This conference brings together members of the Philosophy Dept at Sydney University who have a research interest in aesthetics with new and interesting voices from overseas who are involved with the SHAPE group.
The topic of the sublime, which was one of most widely discussed matters in C18 aesthetics, has received scant attention in Anglo-American philosophy, at least when compared with beauty. And when we turn to Kant scholarship we find the same asymmetrical treatment ? despite the fact that, for Kant, the sublime is akin to the beautiful in so far as it involves the disinterested response that he saw as central to aesthetic experience. But recently there has been a revival of interest in the sublime stimulated in large part by its apparently embracing various stimulating paradoxes (e.g. taking pleasure in pain; gaining insights by way of an apprehension of limitation; the understanding in a fraught relation with the imagination). In this conference we aim to re-examine the sublime and its importance for aesthetic experience and our appreciation of art.
For more information please contact the Conference organiser:
Dr David Macarthur
Room S412, Quadrangle A14
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Keep up to date with this conference on the SOPHIstry blog
The Rise of Empiricism
6 – 7 September, 2010
Darlington Centre,
Institute Building boardroom
Empiricism is often regarded as the characterising feature of modern scientific method, and, in those approaches to psychology and the social and economic sciences that seek to model themselves on successful scientific practice in the physical and life sciences, it often acts as a model of good practice. Yet what is advocated is a very simplified model in which a rarefied notion of method as value-free inquiry is presented as the essence of empiricism. The failings of such a conception have long been evident, but the motivations behind the various forms of empiricism have remained obscure. The conference will explore new avenues to the original form of empiricism and show how it was able to directly engage questions of value in a novel and revealing way, and how its connection with 'hard' sciences was not merely to provide a methodological gloss on these, but went to the core of what scientific explanation consisted in.
- Peter Anstey (Otago University)
- Millicent Churcher (Sydney University)
- Stephen Gaukroger (Sydney University)
- Peter Kail (Oxford University)
- Rhodri Lewis (Oxford University)
- David Macarthur (Sydney University)
- Liam Semler (Sydney University)
- Dejan Simko (Sydney University)
- Alberto Vanzo (Otago University)
- Anik Waldow (Sydney University)
- Charles Wolfe (Sydney University)
Dr. Anik Waldow
Department of Philosophy, SOPHI
University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia
Telephone: +61 2 91141245
Fax: +61 2 9351 3918
Religion and Post-Kantian Research Cluster Conference
Hegel and Religion
University of Sydney, Australia
14 – 15 September, 2010
Sponsored by the School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry, University of Sydney.
Hegel occupies a critical position within the history of modern Western attitudes to God and religion. Traditionally, Hegel's philosophy had been regarded as an expression, perhaps the last and most luxuriant, of the world-view that inextricably linked orthodox theological and metaphysical notions. However, according to some more recent interpretations, Hegel's "absolute idealism" should be thought of as advancing the spirit of Kant's critical project beyond the problems of the "letter" within which it had been expressed. The conference aims at addressing various issues related to Hegel's account of religion, and at showing the relevance of Hegel's approach for contemporary debates over religion.
Confirmed Keynote speakers:
- Stephen Houlgate (University of Warwick, UK)
- Maurizio Pagano (University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy)
- Paul Redding (University of Sydney, Australia)
Further information
For further information, or enquiries, please contact
Professor Paul Redding
or Dr Paolo Diego Bubbio .
For further information about the Religion and Post-Kantian Philosophy Research Cluster, see: the Research Cluster website
New Horizons in Political Philosophy 2009
Annual Australian Postgraduate Conference
26-27 November 2009
University of Sydney
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Persons by Convention
December 16-18, 2008
The Refectory, Main Quad, The University of Sydney.
Some things in the world are perfectly real, but not perhaps instances of natural kinds. Corporations, nations, swimming pools are all rightly so called because of sets of conventional practices in which they are involved. Could persons fall into this category? In the last decade or so a number of theorists have argued so. This conference focuses on the state of this debateboth exploring new ways to make sense of the idea, and new stumbling blocks to its progress.
Michael Slezak
Russellian Society
School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry
Main Quad, A14
University of Sydney, NSW 2006
Violence and the Post-Colonial Welfare State in France and Australia
October 18, 2007
Department of Philosophy and Department of Sociology
The University of Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2006
The guiding hypothesis of this workshop is that there are fruitful and
currently underdeveloped connections to be made between two groups of
scholars: those whose work relates to the violence occurring in
indigenous communities in Australia and those with expertise on
violence as it manifests in immigrant communities in France. We
anticipate that the comparative approach to the topic will provide an
innovative and stimulating avenue to explore highly significant (and
politically charged) issues of contemporary violence and
responsibility in the post-colonial welfare state.
Russellian Society
School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry
Main Quad, A14
University of Sydney, NSW 2006
Norms and Analysis - From Personal Identity to the Rationality of Desire
Department of Philosophy, University of Sydney
26-28 June 2007
There is a picture of the world which is disenchanted – a world that contains only the ingredients of the natural sciences, with no mention of norms; no reasons to govern desires or obligations. But some of the objects in this world – one case is persons – seem to have among their persistence conditions norms and reasons. Is there a way to reconcile these pictures? Can we reconstruct reasons in an austere world? This conference explores these themes.
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Barrie Doesn't Like Kermit The Frog
There. I've done it. I've started a rumor — a vile, despicable rumor about my own prejudice against frogs, Jim Henson, and possibly the color green, which, as we all know, it ain't easy bein'. Now, this rumor is a lie. I love Kermit — and can sing the Rainbow Connection from beginning to end with no mistakes and much feeling. But here's the thing that's kind of amazing — if I continue to send around the title of this blog post enough, people will believe it. Worse, if I debunk it entirely, they're more likely to believe it. This is why outright falsehoods — such as the Obama-as-Muslim rumor — are so dangerous. Today — at the speed of rumor — we're taking you on a trip through Rumorville. From the first mention, to the campaign to discredit it — it's all rumor on Talk of the Nation. And I LOVE Kermit. Spread that.
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I've gone out of my way to send the link to the Obama rumor at least once, and the Bob KLeeshan at Iwo Jima one at least twice, and on and on. But one of my acquaintances continues to automatically forward every email rumor she gets (especially the right wing ones), right after Joke of the Day. Drives me crazy!
Who care is Sen Obama IS a Muslim? And yes, I know that he is not. But I thought this was a free country, where no one could dictate our personal religions, and could care less if he was a Muslim. Since when is it required by law (or anything else but popular culture) to be a Christian to be a politician?
In regards to the email being circulated about Obama's religion, I was quite disappointed when my I received it from my younger sister and Dad. These are two people who claim to be very scrupulous about things they read and discuss, and so for them to send out the email that was not truth, as only a source of trying to sway their friend's/family's opinions about politics (they are both Repub, while my Mom and I vote for those whom we believe are best suited for the job). Anyway, I was appalled and offended by the spreading of the email, especially from my own family who claims to be so "up" on politics and history.
Rumors stay in force because the Mainstream Media keeps them in play. Note Al Gore inventing the Internet and/or Love Canel. I have heard NPR reporters repeat these rumors as facts.
Arrgh! Should have proofread! I meant to say that the link I passed on for these rumors was the Snopes.com page debunking them. I routinely check any email rumors I get - if I even bother to open the emails.
I use the website Urban Legends to check out the validity of questionable emails I receive. It's a great help. When incorrect, as they often are, I will return the email to the sender with the link to the Urban Legends remarks.
Hello and thank you for having this discussion. Here is how I dealt with the chain email rumor about Barack Obama - the one alleging Muslim radicalism in his family. At the time I received it, I had no candidate allegiance, however I am proud to say that since then I have done research and Barack Obama has my vote. Read on:
I mean no disrespect to anyone whom this message reaches. If anyone takes offense to what I have written, be assured that is not my intention.
If you are interested in facts, then I suggest you do check this out on Snopes.com. If the link doesn't take you directly
to the article related to this forwarded email, then type "Barack Obama" in the search field on Snopes.com
and look for this specific article. You might be surprised by what you find.
I personally do not endorse any one candidate at this point, but I do consider it extremely important to research facts
about each -- including and especially messages like this which are so incendiary and therefore travel like crazy.
Plenty of people are more than willing to smear any one of the presidential candidates with mistruths and distortions of fact. Electing the next President of the United States is too important a task to take alarming gossip at face value.
By the way I neglected to mention that I used the Reply All function, sending my message to everyone, including people I didn't know, who received the initial email rumor about Barack Obama's alleged radical Muslim status. sorry, I hope this isn't too disconnected from my original post to be meaningful to my point...
Every time you mention 'chain-emails' I think you're saying 'Cheney-mail' and it seems to fit the idiocy!
Wasn't there some Senator who took the oath of office on something other than the bible this last election? when I heard the Obama rumor that thought came into my mind.
The people who believe the rumor WANT to believe the rumor...it speaks to what they already believe. I've tried debunking rumors...sites like Snopes cover just about all of them...I'm either ignored or accused or accused of having a bias. So now i don't bother.
Who are "They?" I always ask my friends. They being the ones responsible for 9/11, they being the ones feeding prescription drugs into our water, "they" the ones who faked the moon landing. Once I ask who is "they?" My friends usually give up.
When I get these email lies, (let's call them that, not "rumors") I do a "reply to all" and add all the other names that are listed in the email with the refutation and a caution to be careful about spreading lies.
Rumors start almost without trying. I worked as a nurse on a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, once when we were having a quiet day and someone commented that it was boring. I replied, "We could always start a rumor that you are pregnant." Within the hour another nurse came up and asked her if she was pregnant.
I've been the victim of a series of rumors for the last several years on Usenet (Internet) newsgroups.
They were started by a couple of people who have no interest in disseminating "information," unless you would include vicious lies in that category. There's no point it trying to negate the rumors or of even acknowledging them, since this just gives these hateful people more incentive to persist.
The result of these rumors have been a flood of hate email, 10s of 1000s of spam, "joe jobs" (faking my return address so that I get a lot of angry emails telling me to take people off my list), and even in a few cases US postal mail that can't be described in polite company and late-night threatening phone calls, both of which required an official investigation by the authorities.
People believe what they want to believe. "Don't confuse me with the facts". How can intelligent people believe that Israel was behind 911? Easy, they don't want to believe that devout middle class, muslims could commit such an act. Along comes a rumor that places the blame on a group they already dislike: it must be true.
I've run into the mentioned problem of 'warring internet sites' recently where I had a user (I'm an IT person) forward a chain mail to me wondering if it was true or not. It was about email 'ecard' greetings spreading viruses, and contained the note that it was confirmed by Snopes (this is true), but a later recipient had added in their own link to an about.com article on the same or a similar rumor saying it was false. Both sites are supposedly objective information sources, but they disagreed.
The situation was further confounded by the fact that the base of the rumor (viruses spread by ecard links) was in fact true at that time (Storm was using them to spread), but the rumor was embellished by saying that the virus would erase your hard drive (laughably false information).
I always hate having to try to explain something like that to somebody, because I'm always worried that they will only remember that I said it was true, not that it was only true to a degree. Also, being an IT guy, sometimes I think in the long haul the world might be a better place if people wrongly believe these security rumor emails and so become more careful in how they use their computers.
I can see the motivation behind the political type rumors, but the sick kid type chain mails: People might believe these because there seems to be no reason for someone to artifically create them. Can anyone tell me what the incentive might be? They are usually not asking for $, only prayers and forwarding and it does not seem like there is ever a program attached which might be a virus. So what is the gain, if any, I wonder for these fake stories? Are we risking a virus/identity theft when we read them? And does no one ever recognize the (perfectly safe & healthy) kid pictured?
Concerning rumors and hearsay:
A mentally healthy person is in a state of congruence; that is, the individual's behavior conforms to his or her beliefs and values.
Unfortunately, many of us, instead of striving for true congruence by getting our behavior in line with our values when inconsistencies occur, or by changing our viewpoints about an issue when we are proven wrong, will settle for a counterfeit peace of mind through rationalization.
If we keep rationalizing, we can become psychologically unhealthy and removed from reality.
The more we give up our critical thinking abilities, the harder it becomes to face our errors in judgment, and personal and social tragedies can be the result.
The comment about the benevolent rumor hit home. I have repeatedly been the recipient of a number of well intentioned rumors from family members and friends who felt the need to "inform" me about something that has been patently untrue. One of the rumors that seems to make the rounds is the one about pop can tabs being collected to benefit some deserving child who needs dialysis. From looking at this at face value and not even having to do much research, this doesn't seem credible and raises a number questions like, how would any redemption facility be able to tell which brand of soda was consumed, why would the companies give up millions of dollars (likely in excess of any tax benefit that they could use), how the amount could be determined (which would likely be many times in excess of the monetary value of the value of the metal used to produce the pop tab, etc. This is a rumor that often is posted in the lunch rooms in workplaces and recently sent home in the form of a flyer printed by my son's homeroom teacher. Even a local chapter of the Kidney Foundation got into the act. I checked this out with the chapter and acknowledged that they did promote this, although couldn't give me any information as to how they planned to redeem them or who was reimbursing them. Another rumor that seems to persist, the rumor about a child being kidnapped at Wal-Mart while his mother retrieved a gallon of milk (or other product in a refrigerator case), having his head shaved, his clothing changed, and found in a back room after the Code Adam alert was activated and the store locked down. It seems that this and other rumors like it persist because someone heard this from a friend or family member, they perceive them as being credible, and want to believe them. Probability of these rumors even being true be damned and the fact that these rumors have been recirculated several times, people believe them.
I am not a political activist but when I received the Obama email I just had to say something. I am not an Obama support but am fed up with my mail box getting flooded with viral email. After listening to a part of the broadcast I am not sure whether I made a difference or not about the rumor BUT I sure did get responses back when I used words like LAZY, Un-American and BIGOT to tell everyone to just take the time and research these emails yourself and stop spreading rumors. Thanks for listening -Jenny C
This is for Mike. It was Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota, not a Senator, who took the oath of office by swearing in on a copy of the Koran that was once owned by Thomas Jefferson.
The biggest rumor of all is the official story (MYTH) of the 9/11 attacks. And it has been repeated ad nauseum.
Maybe we can all agree that the Pentagon should now release all of the surveillance videos showing what atually hit the Pentagon, so we can all see with our own eyes.
Then we won't need to rely on any rumors anymore will we?


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Mayor Donald Cravins signs a proclamation Tuesday delcaring August as National Breastfeeding Month for Opelousas. Witnessing the signing, from left, are Dina LeJeune, Opelousas General Health System marketing director, Daryl Wagley, city of Opelousas administrator, Lauren David, RN, BCLC, RLC, Opelousas General Health System location consultant, and Evelyn Landry, RN, IBCLC, RLC, Acadiana Breastfeeding Coalition board of directors chairperson.
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Marie Kaiser, unit coordinator of Obstetrics and Gynecology at OGHS, said the goal in celebrating National Breastfeeding Month is to bring awareness and education to the public about the benefits of breastfeeding. ...


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Proving once and for all that opposites do attract, DJ Deadmau5 has found himself involved with . . . a Kat!
Deadmau5 (real name: Joel Zimmerman) is now dating Kat Von D after meeting her at a party, a source confirms to Us Weekly.
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"It's going very strong," an insider close to the Canadian DJ, 31, who was photographed strolling hand-in-hand with Kat this week, tells Us. "He's really into her."
After photos of the new pair's PDA hit the web, Deadmau5 also professed his love for his new lady on Twitter.
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Prior to dating Deadmau5, tattoo artist Kat Von D, 30, had an on-again, off-again relationship with Sandra Bullock's ex, Jesse James, ending things for good with James last fall.
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Just like in grade school! Giving little cards to your coworkers, classmates, family members, or friends is a cute way to spread joy. Those with crafty leanings can make their own, and everyone else can give funny store-bought ones.
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Henning have already explained it in this thread that the Silvermax spectral sensitivity is identical to Agfa APX 100
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... The film is currently in the test phase here in my lab. First results look good. The spectral sensivity of this film is identical to the Agfa APX 100. Best regards, Henning
Same way as Scala 200X emulsion is based on the APX 100 emulsion. So, Adox Silvermax, Agfa Scala 200X and Agfa APX 100 share absolutely identical spectral sensitivity. Adox Silvermax sports modified APX 100 emulsion, so does Agfa Scala 200X, so what? The fact that those 3 films share identical spectral sensitivity does not mean they performs the same.


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Monitoring The Condition Of The Marriage After An Affair.
No one ever said it was going to be a piece of cake fixing the marital relationship following unfaithfulness. You still cherish your mate and have no desire to end the relationship. Your significant other feels the same way. They made a mistake yet really want to do everything possible to mend the damage.
That's commendable but you can't help but think to yourself why your spouse did not consider this before making the decision to cheat. No matter how hard they are trying to make things right their actions have placed the marriage in a huge hole. Apart from dealing with the broken trust after cheating there is also the overwhelming emotional pain.
You cannot eliminate the negative thoughts from your mind or just the fact that your own self-esteem has taken a serious hit. You really feel as if you are going insane but nevertheless you are determined to get past this in order to save your marriage. But at this juncture you must take a step back to consider are your efforts really working?
There are some indicators that can help you significantly in tracking your progress.
1. Tantrums
With regards to marriage following an affair, the conversation between you and your spouse can be very strained. This is not surprising. But, if the most of the conversations turn into shouting matches then there is certainly still a long way to go. The two of you made the choice to remain together therefore fixing two way communication is essential.
No doubt your feelings will consume you every now and then. You want your mate to understand what their careless behavior did to you. However if that is the way it is going to be from now on then healing the relationship after an affair will be virtually impossible.
2. The Decider
What your spouse did was wrong. Regrettably you stretch that out to every phase of the relationship. You feel it is your birthright to pass sentence on everything they say and do. In a twisted way their unfaithfulness has given you a sense of power you never experienced before. Their infidelity is the green light you needed to take over the marriage.
The two timing wife or husband might go along with this out of guilt but the odds are it won't last. After a while they will shake it off and return to their old ways. Yes you have every right to feel the way you do but you still have to exercise some sort of balance with regards to the overall relationship.
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You wonder why should you be the one to sacrifice anything after an affair. Yet if you are looking to restore the relationship there will be occasions when you have to take a deep breath and practice a little humility for the good of the marriage.
If you see your spouse getting overwhelmed by many of their family responsibilities then help them out. Whether they deserve your help is not the point. The point is you're saying to your mate as well as to yourself that the two of you are in it together. That is a powerful signal that this marital relationship following an affair is on its way to recovery.
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I don't know, but I have my doubts that Seven of Nine merchandise really sold at such a high clip over that of other characters and that she was a success in that way to the studio. My guess would be that she ultimately turned out to be kind of a disappointment for them in terns of the impact she had. Maybe I'm wrong, though.
Very wrong. Seven of Nine was many variations of action figure. Half-Borgified (as in "The Gift"), Silver-suited, Plum-suited and Blue-suited, all in the 4.5" size, cloth-dressed figures in both 9" (Brown-suited and Silver-suited) and 12" (Silver), plus a Hallmark ornament and even coldcast statues and a life-size mannequin.
Kes only got a short-packed 4.5" figure.
Even Janeway only got one regular 4.5", one "Flashback" exclusive (designed by me for NewForce Comics), one 9" figure and a Hallmark ornament.
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Maybe the money from the merchandise (if it was som much that some people believe) could have been used to keep ten main characters in the show.
So Playmates and Hallmark should subsidize an actor's salary and not sell any toys or ornaments?
What you and some other posters seem to forget is that Seven Of Nine was deliberately marketed in a very different way from how Kes was marketed. When it comes to Kes, she was one of the main cast but not featuring in any way and when it comes to marketing, you should compare the marketing of Kes with the marketing of Tuvok, Paris, Torres, The Doctor, Neelix, Kim and maybe Chakotay. How many Doctor items are there to find? And how many times did we see The Doctor on any book cover?
When Seven arrived, those in charge had decided that she was the new star of the show, the new main character. That, plus the "sex sells" factor was the reason for all Seven items that started to show up on the market, not to mention all those posters and articles about her in all the Trek magazines which were going at the same time.
When it comes to my suggestion about all that marketing money being used to have ten main characters, well in another post it was stated that Paramount earned lots of $$$ on the Seven Of Nine stuff so maybe all that $$$ could have been used to keep ten main characters.
You're aware that these are all separate and unrelated departments?
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Berman looked better to his bosses if all these other bastards trying to make money off "the brand" and off his work FAILED.
Well, failed relativey compared to his successes.
the guy who was in charge of the toys wanted to destroy the guy in charge of the games who wanted to kill the guy in charge of the print media who wanted to annihilate the frakk in charge of the apparrel who all wanted to destroy Berman who was in charge of broadcast media.
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Held at Rosalind Park in Bendigo, the Scots Day Out will be a free and fun filled day for the whole community.Activities on the day will include a colourful parade down View Street at 10:00am to Rosalind Park, with pipe bands from across the state taking part in Victorian Highland Pipe Band Association competitions.Highland dancers will also compete in the Central Victoria Highland Dancing Classic, whilst Scottish country dancers from Bendigo and central Victoria will give displays throughout the day.Other entertainment will include folk music from the Emu Creek Bush Band playing Celtic folk music throughout the day and displays from clans detailing Scottish family history.A range of traditional food stalls will see traditional Scottish haggis and whisky tastings on offer, as well as stalls selling a range of Scottish goods.A range of activities for families will keep the kids entertained; Scottish story telling for families, swordplayand with Glen Lachlann Estate College of Arms, traditional Scottish activities for children and The Kilted Dash race.The day will be rounded up with a spectacular finale at 4:00pm featuring Scots Day Out participants.
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