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Hume and Experience
In morals, politics, religion and science, Hume was a conservative empiricist who emphatically rejected all theories he thought of as metaphysical or not based on actual experience and sense perceptions. He did not regard religious and metaphysical theories as scientific, but more like idle speculation, superstition and prejudice. No ultimate original principles existed outside of the mind and perceptions, and this certainly included the concept of cause and effect, which he insisted was derived from the senses and later processed through the mind in the form of simple and complex ideas. Nothing could be known about human nature or any other subject outside of an exact, empirical science, while innate and a priori ideas did not exist. Even his theories of mathematics, logic and the color spectrum were all based on empiricism, and the ability of the mind to reflect, compile and make connections based on repeated sense experiences. In short, he had no use for all the complex system building of the Continental European philosophers, although his rigid empiricism risked carrying him over to the opposite extreme and reaching peculiar conclusions, such as doubts about whether physical or mathematical laws were actually operating independent of the observer. Hume never intended to be a nihilist or subjectivist, since he agreed that a real physical universe existed to be perceived, even though he denied that human beings could have meaning meaningful knowledge about its ultimate causes. His theory did not lead to outright denial that nothing could be known about the world at all, but it did make him skeptical about any universal theories or laws about gravitation, motion, energy and other forces. Hume preferred to keep his theorizing closer to common, everyday experience on earth, and to causes and effects that could be easily verified by any observer on this planet.
As an empiricist and insists that human beings have no innate ideas but only information from sense impressions, which is why metaphysics appears to be incomprehensible. Simple ideas are processed through mental faculties like the imagination to form complex ones, but they only exist because of "the materials afforded us by the senses and experience" (Hume, p 11.). As an example of this Copy System, Hume gives the example of the person who has seen every shade of blue except one. When he is shown a chart of colors with a blank spot where that shade would be, his imagination would be able to create an idea of what this color would look like, even though he had never seen it. All complex ideas can ultimately be analyzed and broken down into the simple ones that are their original components, and if they cannot be then they are meaningless. All ideas are connected by association, a principle that he considered his most important contribution to philosophy, and three of the mental faculties or functions that occurred under this category were resemblance, contiguity and cause and effect. Causation was the most powerful mental function of all only the only one that is "beyond the evidence of our memory and senses" (Hume, p. 22) For Hume, association was as vital to philosophy and psychology as Newton's laws of gravity were to physics, and it made a true science of human nature possible.
Hume denies that the concept of cause and effect exists a priori, or that causal reasoning is innate. No inexperienced thinker would be to make connections of cause and effect, even in mathematics and other abstract subjects, which are based on the study of laws and theories that is also learned through experience. Without prior experience of similar events no one would be able to make any causal connections at all just through logic, intuition or reason alone. In this sense, mental functions are basically programmed to expect that future events will generally be like those in the past. This is how infants, children and even animals learn though experience and no elaborate or intricate theories are required to explain it. For example, children learn through experience that water is wet and fire is hot, and that putting a hand in a fire will cause pain. Beliefs about cause and effect were not rational or cognitive but based only on information derived from the senses.
Cause and effect is based on a mental habit of associating the connection and conjunctions between separate events, essentially a function of the mind that is learned over time. This causal connection comes because "after a repetition of similar instances, the mind is carried by habit, upon the appearance of one event, to expect its usual attendant, and to believe that it will exist" (Hume, p. 50). The mind remembers that such events followed each other in the past and infers that this same pattern will be repeated in the future. By Hume's definition, the associations and memories build up because similar effects follow similar causes repeatedly, and end up conveying the same thought or idea in every case. For Hume, causation and other major philosophical problems can never be solved with a priori ideas, and only experience firms the basis for comprehending cause and effect. Indeed, he goes on that all morality and human behavior is based on this same principle. He is always skeptical of broad, overarching metaphysical theories and explanations that are not based on actual experience, and this is also true in politics, religion, history and ethics.
All beliefs and opinions were based on sense impressions and the ideas derived from them, and the stronger or more vivid the perception, the more impact it had on the observer. Hume was not a subjectivist or idealist in the sense that he doubted the existence of a real physical universe outside of the mind and its sensory apparatus, but only denied that anything could be known about it apart from sense perceptions. Impressions are rejected or accepted as true based on their coherence and compatibility with earlier ideas and experiences, but he refuses to speculate on any of the ultimate causes in nature or the physical world that might give rise to sense impressions. A Humean scientist would therefore base his theories only on that which people can see, hear, feel, taste and smell, and that all theories about the universe are subject to continual updating and revision. Human beings make inferences and inductions about the world out of habit, which serves them well enough when the future is similar to past experience. Newton also argued that theories derived from inductive reasoning were usually true, until disproven by more accurate ones based on future research.
For Hume, however, Newtonian forces like gravity are not real or ultimate causes, but only based on ideas about effects. His philosophy has no final or metaphysical causes or any concept that the universe has a Designer or Creator, as Newton believed. He concerns himself only with efficient or immediate causes, readily perceptible to the observer, and knows nothing about the existence of any other kind. Nor would he ever be able to state that a force like gravity is always the same throughout the universe as people can perceive it on earth, since they obviously lacked the ability to travel to other stars and planets and observe it directly. He denied that a cause could occur simultaneously with an effect as well, such as the acceleration of an object due to gravity.
Hume's understanding of science has more in common with that of Aristotle and the other pre-Newtonian philosophers, although he was also aware that colliding objects could be both causes and effects to each other. In general, he held that causes always preceded effects, that they had to be evident to an observer in the same space and time, and the same cause would always produce the same effect. Only though repetition and habit did people even develop any notion of cause and effect, and if the observed effects did not resemble each other logically they must arise from different causes. Hume did allow for compound or complex causes and effects, but these followed the same rules as simple ones, and that effects must be proportional to the cause. If the former is diminished in power or intensity in some way, then so must the latter. He could not accept universal laws of gravity, however, including its effects on tides, comets and the movements of stars and planets, which he claimed was based on an "arbitrary supposition" (Hume, p. 26). His theory of cause and effect can only extend as far as earthy examples known to human observers on this planet. Hume is therefore not a natural philosopher or scientist in the modern sense, at least not fully, since he cannot accept the extension of Newtonian causality and forces throughout the known universe. His science is more limited, cautious and conservative, skeptical of wide-ranging or overarching theories that cannot be empirically verified. He allows only ideas based on distinct sense impressions, the stronger the better, and is more careful about revising traditional…[continue]
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The UK tax system is often criticised, not least by us at the IFS, as being far too complex and inefficient.
From time to time it is suggested that one radical solution would be to introduce a flat tax – usually meaning a single rate of tax on income. It sounds enticing, but what does it actually mean?
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Paul Johnson: The director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies says it's debatable whether a flat tax would work
The least radical form of a flat tax would simply impose a single rate on incomes over the current tax-free threshold of £10,000.
Currently, rates move from 20 per cent to 40 per cent at £42,865, then to 60 per cent at £100,000, back down to 40 per cent at £120,000 and then up to 45 per cent at £150,000.
It would be easy enough to impose a single rate which would raise the same amount of revenue.
But that in itself would not achieve much.
Yes, it would get rid of some silly features of the current system, such as the 60 per cent rate, but it would do very little, really, to simplify anything in practice.
Apart from anything else, maintaining a tax-free allowance means that you would have two rates – zero and the main rate – and you could not assume that every pound earned would be subject to the same rate of tax.
Having an additional 40 per cent rate, for example, doesn't make life much more difficult.
It is not the fact of having a higher rate, as well as a basic rate, that makes tax complicated.
Rather, it is having to measure what income is subject to tax in the first place – looking at everything from how to tax company cars to whether the 'carried interest' received by private equity partners is really income or capital gain.
It doesn't help that income from employment, self-employment, savings and dividends are all subject to different rates of income tax or National Insurance contributions.
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And there are tax reliefs for all sorts of things, from charitable donations to share incentive plans and childcare spending. Some are justifiable, some not, but all of them add to the complexity in the system.
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This project is intended to replace the MS common controls for VB6.
The "MSCOMCTL.OCX" (respectively "COMCTL32.OCX") can be replaced completly.
The "MSCOMCT2.OCX" (respectively "COMCT232.OCX") can be replaced completly.
The "RICHTX32.OCX" can be replaced completly.
The "COMDLG32.OCX" can be replaced completly.
The "COMCT332.OCX" can be replaced completly.
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Following controls are available at the moment:
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- CommandLink
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- CommonDialog (Class Module)
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- FrameW
- HotKey
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- OptionButtonW
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- When using the SetParent API, then pass .hWndUserControl and not .hWnd to it.
- When changing the "Project Name", then have all forms open, else all properties are lost. Reason is because the library to which the controls are referring to is the "Project Name" itself. Having all forms open will ensure that the .frx files will be updated with the new "Project Name".
- In order to trap error raises via "On Error Goto ..." or "On Error Resume Next" it is necessary to have "Break on Unhandled Errors" selected instead of "Break in Class Module" on Tools -> Options... -> General -> Error Trapping.
- If you want to embed the controls into another UserControl then you need to add the following code (Post #597) into your UserControl. As else the accelerator keys like the Left/Right key will not work. This issue is only relevant when using the Std-EXE Version. (The OCX Version will just work fine without any additional code)
List of revisions:Code:01-Dec-2016 - Bugfix in the VisualStyles property in the ProgressBar control. There was no border when using the comctl32.dll version 6.0 or higher and VisualStyles property set to False. 29-Nov-2016 - Bugfix in the CalendarDayState property in the DTPicker control. 27-Nov-2016 - Included the HotTracking property in the ToolBar control. - Removed the Selected property of a Button in the ToolBar control. Instead the text and image will now be drawn selected when the HighLighted property is set to true, like in the TabStrip control and other. 25-Nov-2016 - Included the Selected and ForeColor property of a Button in the ToolBar control. The Selected property only determines if a button image is drawn selected. (via ILD_SELECTED) Also included new class 'TbrButtonProperties', which is necessary for the ForeColor property. 22-Nov-2016 - Minor internal improvements in the MonthView and DTPicker control. 20-Nov-2016 - Fixed a bug in the hidden 'IDEStop' method in the RichtTextBox control. I forgot there to change to the new class 'RtfOleCallback', which was implemented on 17-May-2016. 18-Nov-2016 - Included the Transparent property in the ToolBar control. - Minor internal improvements for right-to-left support. 16-Nov-2016 - The LineColor property in the TreeView control is now also a design-time property and not anymore run-time only. (Default value is vbGrayText) 14-Nov-2016 - WM_SETREDRAW was replaced with the LockWindowUpdate API in all internal ReCreate methods. 13-Nov-2016 - Bugfix in the internal ModifyButton method in the ToolBar control. - The '&' was displayed as a normal character in a Band's caption in the CoolBar control. Now it will underline the character to make it as an accelerator key. The solution was to send a CCM_SETVERSION with the wParam value set to 5 to the control. This was only an issue when not using the comctl32.dll version 6.0 or higher. - Minor internal improvement in the TabStrip control. 12-Nov-2016 - Included the PressedImageList property in the ToolBar control. - Included the ImageHeight/ImageWidth run-time property in the ToolBar control. 08-Nov-2016 - Internal improvement in the ImageList property in the ToolBar control. 07-Nov-2016 - Bugfix in the ImageList/DisabledImageList/HotImageList property in the ToolBar control. It was possible to outwit the "ImageList Image sizes must be the same" error. 06-Nov-2016 - Bugfix in the NoImage property of a Button in the ToolBar control. It was not possible to set the NoImage property of a Button to True when no ImageList was set. 02-Nov-2016 - The FilterIndex property will be set on return (chosen filter) of the ShowOpen/ShowSave function in the CommonDialog class. 28-Oct-2016 - Bugfix in the Selected property of a Node in the TreeView control. - Improved the CreateDragImage function of a Node in the TreeView control. 25-Oct-2016 - Renamed the internal functions from CLongToULong/CULongToLong to CLngToULng/CULngToLng. 18-Oct-2016 - Fixed a bug that the items were not drawn grayed in a disabled Checkbox Style ListBoxW control. Reason was a missing check for ODS_DISABLED in the WM_DRAWITEM handler. 12-Oct-2016 - Fixed a bug when no DefaultExt property is set for the ShowSave function in the CommonDialog class. 05-Oct-2016 - Minor internal improvement in the CommonDialog class. 01-Oct-2016 - Included the ToolTipText property of a ListSubItem in the ListView control. - The ShowLabelTips property (LVS_EX_LABELTIP) is now working as expected in the ListView control. (MS bug) 28-Sep-2016 - Fixed a critical bug in the 'Bands' property page in the CoolBar control that was caused by update on 07-Jul-2016. - Included the RightToLeft and RightToLeftMode property on supported controls. - Included the RightToLeftLayout property on some controls. (where mirror placement is applicable) - Included the RightToLeftMirror property in the ImageList control. If enabled, an list image is drawn mirrored on a right-to-left device context (WS_EX_LAYOUTRTL) to preserve directional-sensitivity. - Some internal improvements to ensure right-to-left support. (e.g. use of MapWindowPoints instead of the ScreenToClient) - Bugfix in the TextBoxW control that the horizontal scrollbar could disappear on certain conditions. - Removed the Orientation property in the SpinBox control. - The internal tooltip in the ListView control respects now changes in the VisualStyles property. - Renamed the CalendarRightAligned property to 'CalendarAlignment' in the DTPicker control. 30-Aug-2016 - Minor internal improvement in the Appearance property in the FrameW, OptionButtonW, CheckBoxW, CommandButtonW and LabelW control. 23-Aug-2016 - Included the VisualTheme property in the TreeView and ListView control. The SetExplorerTheme method has been removed. 19-Aug-2016 - Internal improvement in the TextBoxW control. 15-Aug-2016 - Fixed a bug that setting the Text property does not fire the Change event in the TextBoxW control. That bug appeared only when the MultiLine property was set to True. MSDN: EN_CHANGE is not sent when the ES_MULTILINE style is used and the text is sent through WM_SETTEXT. 14-Aug-2016 - Fixed a bug that setting the Text property does not fire the Change event in the ComboBoxW control. 12-Aug-2016 - Included the Orientation property in ToolBar control. This property is read-only when the Align property is <> vbAlignNone. - The Align property is now also available when setting to a shadow object. ('Set' command) Affected are only the alignable controls. (ToolBar, CoolBar, ProgressBar, StatusBar and Pager) 08-Aug-2016 - Included the VerticalAlignment property in the LabelW control. 22-Jul-2016 - Internal improvement in the ImageList control. 21-Jul-2016 - Bugfix in the ImageList control. 18-Jul-2016 - Some minor internal improvements. 15-Jul-2016 - Internal improvement when Redraw property is False in the TreeView, ListView, ComboBoxW and ListBoxW control. 08-Jul-2016 - It is now allowed to set a zero ImageWidth and/or ImageHeight property in the ImageList control. When adding the first picture into the ImageList the zero ImageWidth and/or ImageHeight will then be set automatically. This behavior is equal to the original MS control. 07-Jul-2016 - Image property in class collections are now as Variant. This allows to set a index or key of an image in an associated image list control. Affected are the CoolBar, ListView, ToolBar, ImageCombo, TabStrip and TreeView control. It is necessary to replace all components. - Some other minor internal improvements. 27-Jun-2016 - Internal improvement for SyncProperty in the UpDown control. 23-Jun-2016 - Minor improvement in the ImageList property on all affected controls. 20-Jun-2016 - Included the Enabled property of a node in the TreeView control. This indicates only if a node is drawn in grey. The application is responsible to limit the user interaction. (via the Before... events) 11-Jun-2016 - Some minor internal improvements. 08-Jun-2016 - Fixed a bug that LabelEdit was not working (anymore) in the ListView control. This bug came into effect after the recent internal improvement. Friend method 'FInit' of a ListItem was changed and forgot in LVN_ENDLABELEDIT to reflect this. 04-Jun-2016 - Included the Level property of a Node in the TreeView control. 02-Jun-2016 - Included the ItemFromPos property in 'CbrBands' in the CoolBar control. 01-Jun-2016 - Bugfix in the Key (String) handling for the ListSubItems method 'Add', 'Item' and 'Remove' in the ListView control. 31-May-2016 - Noticeable less memory consumption in Report View in the ListView control. Also the Tag property in 'LvwListSubItem' is now as Variant. - Some other minor internal improvements. 30-May-2016 - Fixed a bug when adding a ListSubItem in-between in the ListView control. 29-May-2016 - Tag property in class collections are now as Variant. (except for 'LvwListSubItem', which remains as String) At design-time only String variables can be set, like in the original MS control. It is not allowed to store circular reference objects. 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14th September 2016
AudioForum will propose several sessions, under the same title. The central topic will be From Good design to good listening: we are going to speak about Audio Quality in relation to different systems type, environments, situations. You will learn how to design your system considering that quality can change if we are in a big open air installation or in a small indoor conference room. The speakers will be important audio designers and consultants of the sector, but there will also be moments dedicated to discussion and debate, meeting and exchanging.
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The event will be at its 10th edition after the ones held in in Mumbai in 2014 and 2015, Milan (2013, 2014, 2015), in Amsterdam in cooperation with ISE, the most important SI European show (2014, 2015, 2016), in Beijing (during InfoComm China 2015).
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AudioForum represents an opportunity not to be missed to keep up-to-date on the design of sound systems and the concept of Audio Quality.
The event will take place on 14th September during InfoComm India 2016, at Bombay Exhibition Centre Goregaon in Mumbai, Hall 1, between 10,15 am and 2,30 pm.
Audio is a fascinating discipline: if on the one hand it is based on exact science, on the other, it stops being "exact" when the sound reaches our ears and many variables come into play. From here, many theories arise, that technology will verify and in some case make true. This 10th edition of AudioForum, we will be speaking about techniques and technologies, but also about listening techniques and quality
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Application of Loudspeaker Systems in Various demographics
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Warren D'souza
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System design and solutions; how to secure an uninterrupted signal path and ensure the loudspeaker system will always perform with the best audio quality
This seminar will focus on audio quality and consistency of system design for live sound and fixed installation. The speaker will lead you to determine the criteria for the best sounding and failsafe system design. Next to system tuning with cross-over, equalizer and limiter settings this seminar will focus on power management, cooling requirements, remote control, audio networking and monitoring of the audio system
Marc Kocks – Business Development Manager
Fixed Install, Powersoft With over 20 years' experience in design, project management and integration of theatres, sports arenas, theme parks and many other systems Marc Kocks is an fixed install expert. Educational background consist of electronics, acoustics and electro acoustics combined with a marketing and sales degrees . He has worked as managing director of an international group of rental, sales and system integration companies and is now responsible for is business development of Powersoft's fixed install products. Powersoft is the world leader in light-weight, high power, single rack space, energy efficient amplifiers integrated with the best sounding DSP processing for the professional audio market www.powersoft.it
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Just two years in India and the show has gained global recognition. More than 110 exhibitors, including manufacturers from over 20 countries, chose InfoComm India 2016 as the place to showcase their game-changing products and services. And they were rewarded with the opportunity to meet with 6.000 visitors, both local and international.
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OUR TOWNS; Stout, Storied Heroes (Cuddly Too)
By Andrew H. Malcolm
Published: January 19, 1993
NORTH GRANBY, Conn.— HERE'S a practical idea that probably won't make President Clinton's Inaugural Address tomorrow. We should immediately commission the National Institutes of Health to issue a report as soon as possible titled: "Qualifications, Quantifications and Quotients of the Psycho-Cerebral Impact on Minute Homo Sapiens of Intimate Associations with Ursus Theodoro Stuffus (and the Emotional Deficits Suffered From Deprivations Thereof): An Analysis."
In other words, what role do stuffed teddy bears play in civilizing society?
Think about it. Wherever you don't see teddy bears these days, you have problems. Have you ever seen a teddy bear anywhere near an urban riot? In a troubled school? In the arms of a drug dealer? Populating our prisons? On an armored personnel carrier in Bosnia? Stealing food in Somalia? Or even sitting by Saddam Hussein?
Put another way, have you ever seen anyone loving a teddy bear while doing anything destructive (other than pulling a sibling's hair)?
What might best help this country is a Universal Teddy Bear Placement Program (U.T.B.P.P.), putting teddy bears in every bed so, during the mysterious dark hours of these long winter nights, those inanimate things can work their wondrous magic on the souls of their sleeping humans.
A vital bear study might well start in this rural crossroads community tucked into the old trees northwest of Hartford, where Lila Innes and a gang of teddy bears preside over the Cossitt Library.
You don't drop into small-town libraries to get warm or use the restroom. Even with the reduced hours of today's budgetary Darwinism, these institutions remain an integral part of local life, like the volunteer fire department and the grocery with the worn wooden floor that creaks.
Indeed, over the decades across the country the books and the Lila Inneses in the quiet alcoves of such small repositories of wisdom and stories have ignited the imaginations of countless youngsters, even an aspiring newspaper writer or two, who go on to careers elsewhere. It was $5,000 from Frederick Cossitt, a Granby boy turned Memphis merchandiser, that built this two-story library 101 years ago. They still use the original $9.50 librarian's desk and both $25 reading tables.
Mrs. Innes has worked in this library for 28 years, run Story Hour for 20 years and added teddy bears to her team 8 years ago. Besides books, Cossitt Library also loans an array of freshly laundered teddy bears for two-week friendships. "I like children," says the 65-year-old mother of four. "And I like books. They come together in this room."
Not by chance. Mrs. Innes stages a variety of readings, nature talks, crafts, even teas and computer games to entice young readers. Her drawer also yields the occasional dog biscuit for wee readers accompanied by real pets. Firing up young people for reading is tougher each year. There's so much competition for their idle time that doesn't make them turn pages or think. "Video! Video!" cried Andrew during a recent Story Hour. "Let's watch a video!"
"Nah," said Mrs. Innes. "Books are more fun."
Andrew, Keddy, Kaitlin and 15 other preschoolers had gathered for one of Mrs. Innes's regular indoor Teddy Bear Picnics. It was very exciting. Almost all the children brought their own teddy bears; each bear was publicly introduced. Actually, there were also three bunnies. For some reason, Mrs. Innes noted how well different creatures can get along. There came a bear story then (Sherwood, the windup bear, was lost in the woods. But don't worry. After assorted adventures he got home safely to Robert's bedroom.)
Then, picnic basket in hand, Mrs. Innes turned on something called a record player and led her tiny charges, clutching their even tinier stuffed charges, around the "li-beary" to find a picnic site. There were pretend rivers to jump, muddy bogs to wade (the best part), tall grass to overcome and assorted wild animals to encounter, not unlike Sherwood's odyssey, come to think of it.
At the picnic site, which bore a marked resemblance to the Story Hour Corner, Mrs. Innes, in her teddy bear sweatshirt, played teddy bear games before opening her basket to reveal a mountain of homemade cookies in the shape of you'll-never-guess-what. Then, two moms materialized to distribute juice (the spill ratio was normal). Andrew tried for thirds on the cookies, but Mrs. Innes had kept track.
The voice vote was unanimous for another bear story, the fourth Story Hour of Mrs. Innes's 11-hour workday. Then, it was time to tidy the woods and head home, through that tall grass across that muddy bog and over that river, to conclude a picnic exhausting for both toddlers and teddies. But first, just about every little human picnicker signed out an armload of books.
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City BankUniversal App – Optimized for iPhone and iPad.
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With the launch of the Mobile Banking app from City Bank, banking on the go will be more convenient. City Bank's SmartApp provides customers with a rich banking experience, rolled into your mobile device.
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We all know that many temples and hindu places were destroyed by Mugals. Ram temple in Ayodhya was destroyed and mosque was built in place of temple.
Is there any possibility that even TajMahal was built after destroying the statues in building? If we have a look at various researchers, we cannot deny that Tajmahal holds a big secrete.
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Yes, Tajmahal was a Shiva temple and one cannot deny it after looking at the history of India. Mughals were the biggest tragedy that happened to India.
One can refer to work of P.N. Oak and understand his theory that proves Tajmahal was an ancient Hindu temple.
Muslims dont use words such as Mahal. Mahal means a royal place and how a tomb can be called as Mahal.
Tajmahal is neither a peace of love. The who is credited for building Tajmahal married the sister of his wife soon after her death.
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As the proverbial dust settles on our raped and pillaged Canadian democracy, there are outcries everywhere about this drastic rewrite of our country's laws and protections..
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Mac: Pod Decloak 1.0 Released
As you may know if you own an iPod, Apple prevents you from seeing the music files that are on the device even when it is mounted as a FireWire drive.
License: Shareware $2 (Demo limited to 100 songs)
System Requirements: Mac OS X
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Is there anything similar in functionality for Windows users?
Posted by John Doe in Irvine, CA on January 12, 2004 at 2:35 PM (CST)
AFAIK, for windows users, simply allow the ipod to be seen as a drive (in itunes, under ipod options) and then browse to the (drive):
It should be found in a series of folders names (iirc) F00..F20
I can see all of my files there…
Posted by offline in Irvine, CA on January 12, 2004 at 2:47 PM (CST)
Yeah, but this program does this in a new way, organising aliases on your hard drive by artist/album, for easy access. IMO this is a simpler and potentially better approach than most of the iPod to iTunes solutions out there. Unfortunately, there aren't enough options and the program forces you to organize by genre, which is just dumb. It should organize the same way iTunes does, by artist then album, and compilations just by album.
Posted by tonton in Irvine, CA on January 12, 2004 at 11:44 PM (CST)
Hi there… I was wondering if anyone can give me hints on how to change the playlists on my iPod? I find my playlist is boring and contains a lot of music I THOUGHT I wanted on it…but alas I do not. Is there a way to remove music?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Posted by Sue Levine in Irvine, CA on January 13, 2004 at 1:11 AM (CST)
For Windows try PodUtil
Posted by Dennis Lloyd in Irvine, CA on January 13, 2004 at 1:37 AM (CST)
You don't need anything in windows. just open up windows find (start > search/find > files) and search for *.mp3 (*.aac, etc) on whatever drive letter windows assigns to your ipod.
Make sure your PC is set to show hidden files, though. (my computer > tools > folder options > view > "show hidden files and folders")
Sue, to change the files on your playlist… change your playlist. Then resync the ipod.
Posted by JC in Irvine, CA on January 13, 2004 at 6:51 AM (CST)
half of my songs did not even get put into their corresponding "artist" folders! Its sorting by Genre? How stupid… many of my songs don't even have genres listed. Is there anyway around this?
Posted by derek in Irvine, CA on January 13, 2004 at 8:45 AM (CST)
is there a way to unhide all the files on the ipod if you have a mac?
Posted by southstar in Irvine, CA on January 14, 2004 at 11:38 PM (CST)
You should be able to see them through the terminal, southstar. Try searching the forums here.
Posted by JC in Irvine, CA on January 15, 2004 at 9:04 AM (CST)
i paid for the full version and it will only do 3250 songs. it quits after that. so, i'd recommend holding out if you have a large library.
Posted by mrfett in Irvine, CA on January 16, 2004 at 8:58 AM (CST)
heh i think the problem is that that many aliases start to take up space… and you can run out of room if you only have a few MB left. i don't think its the app's fault…
Posted by mrfett in Irvine, CA on January 16, 2004 at 9:07 AM (CST)
Is there software to edit iPod on the road. Not through iTunes but stand alone iPod editing organizing. I would like to delete songs etc.
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Trifles as Feminist Literature
American drama studies often neglect the influence of female writers and focus primarily on writers such as Eugene O'Neill, Tennessee Williams, and Arthur Miller. However, women often worked in collaboration with their male playwright counterparts, and in fact, helped to establish and propagate various dramatic movements in the United States. Among these influential women playwrights was Susan Glaspell, who along with Eugene O'Neill, George "Jig" Cram Cook, John Reed and Louise Bryant, Max Eastman and Ida Rauh, and Edna St. Vincent Millay helped to establish the Playwright's Theatre in Cape Cod (Reuben, 2011). The Playwright's Theatre produced and presented 16 of O'Neill's plays, 11 of Glaspell's plays, and a total of 93 works by more than 50 writers during six seasons spanning from 1916 to 1921-1922 (Reuben, 2011). One of Glaspell's plays performed during this time was "Trifles" (1916) which is not only based on a murder trial Glaspell covered as a journalist, but is also a prime example of feminist literature.
In "American Drama, Feminist Discourse, and Dramatic Form: In Defense of Critical Pluralism," Patricia R. Schroeder (1993) analyzes women within the context of modern American drama and examines the different approaches to what can be defined as feminist drama. Schroeder (1993) points to several characteristics of drama that allow a play to be classified as feminist. Schroeder (1993) argues that for some, a play's content and subject matter are sufficient for a play to be considered feminist (p. 105). Schroeder (1993) cites Megan Terry and argues that feminist literature arises from "the creation of powerful, autonomous women" (p. 105). Other women, such as Karen Malpede, argue that feminist literature is about "women surviving and creating new and human communities out of the wreckage of the past" (Schroeder, 1993, p. 105). However, these two definitions of feminist literature are not applicable to "Trifles" (1916) because Glaspell does not create a play about women overcoming social constraints, nor does she demonstrate how women create new communities and relationships out of the past. On the contrary, "Trifles" (1916) demonstrates the consequences of being able to overcome the obstacles created by social conventions, and while Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale are the only vocal female characters in the play, the plot does not center on them, but rather on Mrs. Minnie Wright, who was seemingly driven to murder her husband. Furthermore, the play focuses on Mrs. Peters's and Mrs. Hale's failure to create a new and human community that was inclusive of Mrs. Wright and would have potentially served as an outlet for her frustrations, and a community that would have potentially prevented Mr. John Wright's murder.
Schroeder (1993) offers a third possible definition of feminist literature as it relates to autonomous women, a definition that is the most applicable to Glaspell's "Trifles" (1916). Schroeder (1993) cites Janet Brown who argues, "When woman's struggle for autonomy is a play's central rhetorical motive, that play can be considered a feminist drama" (p. 105). Because the central theme of "Trifles" (1916) is Minnie Wright's murder of her husband, it can be argued that John Wright's death is a consequence of Minnie's struggle for autonomy and that the action that takes place onstage is a reaction to her struggle for autonomy. Furthermore, this struggle is mirrored through symbolism created through Minnie's pet canary. Mrs. Hale comments, "come to think of it, she was kind of like a bird herself -- real sweet and pretty, but kind of timid and -- fluttery. How -- she -- did -- change" (Glaspell, 1916). Like the canary, Minnie felt trapped in her home and believed that her only escape would come through death, which can explain why Minnie killed the canary and why she murdered her husband.
The reaction to Minnie's struggle is further complicated due to Glaspell's depiction of dual perspectives that are divided based on gender lines. George Henderson -- the County Attorney, Henry Peters -- the Sheriff, and Lewis Hale have perceptions that differ greatly from those of Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale who sympathize with Minnie and the social and familial pressures they believe Minnie was experiencing. Moreover, these reactions can be classified as being either male-centric or female-centric, perceptions that although are parallel, demonstrate two unique points-of-view and two unique understandings of women and their role in society. The men in the play -- Mr. Henderson, Mr. Peters, and Mr. Hale -- appear to only notice Minnie's failure to fulfill her wifely and homemaking duties, and focus only on the superficial aspects of the case. For instance, Mr. Hale comments, "Well, she looked queer…as if she didn't know what she was going to do next. And kind of done up." To describe Minnie's psychological state when Mr. Wright's body was discovered. Mr. Henderson also focuses on superficial aspects of the investigation and comments, "You're convinced that there was nothing important here -- nothing that would point to any motive," to which Mr. Peters answers, "Nothing here but kitchen things" (Glaspell, 1916). On the other hand, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale recognize the insurmountable amount of pressure exerted on Minnie, and other wives, and quickly jump in to defend Minnie's lack of housekeeping skills. When Mr. Henderson comments, "Dirty towels!...Not much of a housekeeper, would you say ladies?" Mrs. Hale retorts, "There's a great deal of work to be done on a farm…towels get dirty awful. Men's hands aren't always as clean as they might be" (Glaspell, 1916). This exchange between Mr. Henderson and Mrs. Hale emphasizes men's expectations and demonstrates how these expectations are shattered by reality. Paradoxically, Mr. Hale had previously commented, "women are used to worrying over trifles," implying that women focused only on insignificant issues, yet fails to recognize that focusing on Minnie's housekeeping is also a "trifle" (Glaspell, 1916). While the men focus on Minnie's failure to keep a clean kitchen, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters focus on Minnie's psychological state and recognize their failure to provide a support system for Minnie, one which could have helped to alleviate Minnie's stress. Mrs. Hale laments, "Oh, I wish I'd come over here once in a while! That was a crime! That was a crime! Who's going to punish that?" (Glaspell, 1916). Mrs. Hale continues, "I might have known she needed help! I know how things can be -- for women. I tell you, it's queer, Mrs. Peters. We live close together and we live far apart. We all go through the same things -- it's all just a different kind of the same thing," which allows the reader to understand the universality of women's struggles during this time and provides insight into the fragile psychological constructs of the female psyche (Glaspell, 1916).
In "American Drama, Feminist Discourse, and Dramatic Form: In Defense of Critical Pluralism," Schroeder (1993) also argues that literature and drama can also be classified as feminist based on its structure and format. Schroeder (1993) writes, "Another approach to defining feminist drama focuses on an intersection of form and content perceived to be uniquely female" (p. 107). Schroeder (1993) notes that traditionally, drama has followed a masculine structure that parallels a male sexual response. Schroeder (1993) cites Nancy S. Reinhardt (1981) who argues, "[T]he structure of traditional Western drama, an "imitation of an action," is linear, leading through conflict and tension to a major climax and resolution. . . . One could even say that this aggressive build-up, sudden big climax, and cathartic resolution suggests specifically the male sexual response" (p. 36-37). The dramatic structure of "Trifles" (1916) is vastly different from traditional drama because the action takes place during the course of a single act, which does not allow for traditional conflict, climax, and resolution. On the contrary, the conflict in "Trifles" remains largely unresolved; Minnie is not taken in for her husband's murder…[continue]
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Trifles Susan Glaspell's one-act play Trifles is frequently anthologized, and for good reason (Makowsky 59; Cerf 103). The play differs from a traditional drama in a number of ways, including its structure and narrative content, but arguably its most important feature is it reveals who its protagonists are and the effect this character choice has on the play as a whole. Although the actions of Minnie Wright constitute the narrative focus
Susan Glaspell,(Trifles). Please ensure original wor Formal Approach There is a great deal of irony found in Susan Glaspell's work of literature entitled "Trifles." Irony, of course, is when words are used the exact opposite of their literal meaning. The concept of situation irony also exists within literature, in which characters act the exact opposite of the way that a certain situation calls for. An examination of Glaspell's work indicates that
Holmes always solves the crime, and that fact is very satisfying to the reader. Similarly, the two women are inadvertently unearthing the clues to the murder alongside the searching investigators. Glaspell endears us to the two women through the use of personal experiences and memories. Through their similarities, the two women also endear the reader to Minnie Wright. This closeness in character makes it perfectly acceptable when the women


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How is 47% a majority? That's a fucking plurality (a large plurality, and still not a majority). It annoys me when writers and editors makes these sort of mistakes. This probably should have gone in the rant thread.
I think I've just summarized an important tension in the human condition.
It borders tautological to say that if there is such a thing as morality, then there is a moral imperative to do the right thing. The good of the world depends on people trying to do be right, and do the right thing.
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Live and let live will just amount to might makes right
Your perspective would appear to derive from Kant's, so it has a strong pedigree, but Kant's approach is inherently flawed, as he reasons in terms of having an overall abstract monolithic morality, as opposed to how humans actually live and express their morality. Morality doesn't derive from reason; the reverse would in fact appear to be closer to the truth.
An argument is two people sharing their ignorance.
A discussion is two people sharing their understanding, even when they disagree.
The amount of "I'm rational, therefore what I'm claiming is rational" I see is immense, especially the type where people use superficial associations with rationality, like flat affect, to boost that sense that they're rational. I think people do similar a similar things with virtue signaling and get a false sense of reward for being virtuous out of it.
Obviously I now have to own up to doing all these things otherwise I start to look stupid and immoral
At least his point works relatively, even if he didn't mean it that way.


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The Blackhawks will be without their No. 1 goaltender for a few weeks, so the obvious backup call-up came on Sunday morning.
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