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by Bayou Tribe » Fri Aug 12, 2011 3:17 pm
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by JoJo White » Sat Aug 13, 2011 12:26 pm
e0y2e3 wrote:Funniest thing, Yahoo (Rivals) beat ESPN to the punch again.Either way, not sure why you would want Texas in the Pac 10venty instead of the Big 10/12 JoJo. Can you elaborate on your rational here?
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Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.
by JoJo White » Sat Aug 13, 2011 6:51 pm
Is A&M to SEC a done deal?By Suzanne Halliburton | Saturday, August 13, 2011, 12:22 PMUpdated 4:55 p.m.We're now hearing the Southeastern Conference won't be meeting Sunday, according to reports in the Sporting News.Will A&M's expected entry into the SEC be out on hold?Here's a Saturday roundup of what we're hearing regarding A&M and its potential transition to the Southeastern Conference.First, the comments from Dan Branch seem to be more telling as the day goes on.Branch, the chairman of the House Higher Education Committee, tells American-Statesman reporter Ralph Haurwitz:"It's my understanding, based upon conversations with A&M officials, that the A&M Board of Regents is meeting to consider an agenda item to authorize the president to enter into negotiations with the SEC, assuming the SEC extends an offer to A&M to join the conference," Branch said.Branch, a top lieutenant of House Speaker Joe Straus, said it would be "inappropriate" for the Aggies to join the SEC without discussing it first at Tuesday's meeting called by the House Higher Education committee.Meanwhile, Big 12 athletic directors will be meeting, via teleconference today, for an update on the situation. A&M athletic director Bill Byrne is in Europe with the Aggie basketball team.There has been no update on the Big 12 teleconference.The Sporting News now is reporting that there will be no meeting of the SEC. It may be because there is no 14th team to join A&M. However, according to the New York Times, there is a "30 to 40 percent chance" that the SEC wouldn't approve A&M's membership. The hangup, perhaps, is getting a 14th team. There are reports that Missouri, Clemson and Florida State are being courted, but those have been shot down throughout the day.A Big 12 school administrator tells the Statesman: "There's nothing to the Missouri (to the SEC) deal," the administrator said. "Their AD and president have not talked to anybody over there. With the egg on their face from last year, they're not talking to anybody.""I've heard Clemson was talking to the SEC. They might have a chance if South Carolina doesn't keep them out."The Clemson president by mid-afternoon Saturday told a South Carolina paper that the school has had no contact with the SEC and would not be going.The SEC has been maintaining radio silence on expansion. An SEC spokesman couldn't even confirm a meeting was taking place.The New York Times says Loftin called SEC commissioner Mike Slive three weeks ago to say the school regretted not taking an offer to join a year ago. The Times, quoting an unnamed source, said possible SEC expansion is progressing much more slowly than the media is suggesting.
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by JoJo White » Sat Sep 03, 2011 12:23 am
The plot thickens to try to hold Big 12 togetherChip BrownOrangebloods.com ColumnistBig 12 commissioner Dan Beebe convened a conference call late Friday afternoon with a handful of his conference's presidents to discuss the increasing possibility that Oklahoma wants to bolt the Big 12 for the Pac-12, multiple sources said.Texas president Bill Powers, Oklahoma president David Boren and Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin were excluded from the call, sources said. But Beebe advised the other presidents in the Big 12 to "work on Texas" to get the Longhorns to stay in the Big 12, sources said.It's Beebe's belief that if Texas refuses to go to the Pac-12 that Oklahoma would not get a bid from the Pac-12, sources said. But another source close to the situation said if Oklahoma and Oklahoma State indicated to the Pac-12 that they wanted to be a part of that league, they would be admitted.Beebe released a statement to Orangebloods.com Friday night that said, "We continue to work hard for the long-term stability of the Big 12 Conference."Boren dropped a bombshell on Friday when he said no one has been more active than the Sooners in surveying their options for the future and that OU would be no wallflower."At this point in time, I'll be very honest with you in saying I do not know with certainty, or perhaps even can't hazard a totally intelligent guess as to what our final decision will be," Boren told reporters. "But we are carefully looking over all the options. We are ? there's no school more active in the Big 12 more active than we are right now."Sources said the Longhorns have been actively working to hold the Big 12 together. Texas athletic director DeLoss Dodds and OU athletic director Joe Castiglione are on the five-member Big 12 expansion committee charged with looking for new members to join the Big 12. But if Oklahoma bolts, Texas would consider the Big 12 dead and probably follow the Sooners to the Pac-12. When I texted a key source close to Texas Friday night if the Longhorns were preparing to head to the Pac-12 with Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech, the source texted back, "Leaning that way." The source later said there was a "50 to 60 percent" chance those schools would end up in the Pac-12.Any move by Texas to the Pac-12 would not be an easy one. First, there is the issue of the Longhorn Network. No schools in the Pac-12 are allowed to have their own network. Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott has set up a series of regional networks that partner two schools together to share revenue from third-tier rights with each other and with the Pac-12.So Texas' Longhorn Network, which launched on Aug. 26 and still can't even be seen by most of the Lone Star State, would likely have to be turned into one of the Pac-12's regional networks (and most likely partner with Texas Tech).And that would mean Texas basically tearing up the 20-year, $300 million deal it just inked with ESPN and giving up its riches.An industry source with direct knowledge of the Longhorn Network said turning LHN into a regional network in the Pac-12 would be "very difficult." When I asked if it was impossible, the source said, "After last year, I don't subscribe to that word anymore."That source doubted Texas was going anywhere. That source also doubted that Oklahoma would go anywhere without Texas. Sources said Texas officials told them last year the Longhorns were reluctant to go to the Pac-12 because they would lose a lot of the power they enjoy in the Big 12. The sources said Texas feared being out-voted and muscled in the Pac-12 by the power brokers in that conference ? the original Pac-8 (USC, UCLA, Cal, Stanford, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington and Washington State).But Texas' move to the Pac-12 would also be difficult because of the legislative heat the Longhorns would likely face. Legislative sources said Friday night that part of the reason Texas A&M was allowed to withdraw from the Big 12 was because of assurances from the rest of the Big 12 that the league would survive.Now that it appears the Big 12 is in serious jeopardy, lawmakers will not be so passive, sources said.Two Big 12 sources said if Oklahoma and Texas are preparing to lead a charge to the Pac-12 there would almost certainly be a tortious interference lawsuit filed against the Southeastern Conference. That's if Texas A&M indeed submits its application for membership to the SEC next Tuesday or Wednesday as expected, according to sources."Texas A&M leaving has started this whole thing," one source said. "There is a big-time lawsuit here."The potential of such legal action and the real possibility the Big 12 could collapse prompted another Big 12 source to wonder if the SEC would now hesitate to accept Texas A&M, considering the fallout that could befall the Big 12.Messages left with officials from Texas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Texas Tech as well as Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott were not returned Friday night.Stay tuned.
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by JoJo White » Sat Sep 03, 2011 4:28 pm
e0y2e3 wrote:I have a copy of the contract that the Texas Alumni Association is sending out to bar nationally re: hosting them and their treatment demands and the inclusion of tLHN, which is of course a bad attempt to force bars into demanding providers pick it up.
by JoJo White » Sat Sep 03, 2011 4:35 pm
furls wrote:OU will end up in the P16, bank it. B12 is doomed.
by JoJo White » Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:27 pm
Sources: Texas being told to slow things downChip BrownOrangebloods.com ColumnistLegislators and statewide office holders have swung into high-pressure mode to get Texas president Bill Powers and athletic director DeLoss Dodds to slow down any decision that might involve the Longhorns joining the Pac-12, multiple sources said Sunday.With reports surfacing that Oklahoma is all but ready to commit to the Pac-12, Texas lawmakers are so concerned about the Longhorns possibly following suit that a full-court press is being made to slow things down by elected officials and corporate CEOs with influence, sources said."We don't want any hasty decision being made that hasn't been well thought out," one lawmaker told Orangebloods.com on Sunday.Sources said the reason lawmakers are hot is that they received assurances from the Big 12, including Powers, that the Big 12 would survive without Texas A&M.And because of those assurances, lawmakers did not take an aggressive stand against Texas A&M withdrawing from the Big 12. But that may be changing. Sources said members of the Legislature are or will be reaching out to Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin to tell him the Aggies may no longer have the blessing of lawmakers to leave the Big 12, especially if it looks like the Big 12 will collapse.According to sources close to Texas A&M, there is expected to be more movement involving the Aggies and the Southeastern Conference Tuesday or Wednesday of this week.Sources say statewide office holders such as lieutenant governor David Dewhurst and Texas House Speaker Joe Straus haven't been active on realignment up to this point but now are getting involved.A source in the Big 12 says there is also an increasing likelihood of litigation against the Southeastern Conference as well as the Pac-12 if the Big 12 comes apart.In other words, it's about to get messy.
by JoJo White » Sun Sep 04, 2011 3:40 pm
ChipBrownOB Chip Brown Texas A&M will be hearing from legislators that Aggies' departure from the B12 no longer has their blessing, sources say.3 minutes ago
by Triple-S » Wed Sep 07, 2011 1:28 pm
by JoJo White » Wed Sep 07, 2011 2:00 pm
Thanks for nothing, SEC. Hmmm, how bout we get Tech and head West with OU and OkSt!
Lets tell SEC we are coming no matter what. SEC made promises to us. We can sue them for backing out. We had a verbal contract.....right? We can sue Baylor and the SEC and tu.
Or why not let it play out and not have to go to the hassle. We are the prize here, we should act as such.
by JoJo White » Wed Sep 07, 2011 2:14 pm
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by mattvan1 » Wed Sep 07, 2011 2:48 pm
JoJo White wrote:Oh by the way, Baylor's president is Ken Starr. Yes, that Ken Starr. I really don't see him backing down or Baylor going quietly into that good night.
by peeker643 » Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:08 pm
mattvan1 wrote:JoJo White wrote:Oh by the way, Baylor's president is Ken Starr. Yes, that Ken Starr. I really don't see him backing down or Baylor going quietly into that good night.Is the death of the B12 being televised on The Longhorn Network?
by Cerebral_DownTime » Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:16 pm
by JoJo White » Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:53 pm
Loftin: "It's like a marriage; if it's over, it's over. We feel we're being kept against our will, which we believe is very inappropriate."
A&M is in "limbo-land" now and is considering it's options, Loftin said. Getting legal waivers from all nine schools is unlikely, he said.
Loftin: "It's very disappointing. Who wants to be in a relationship that's over and has no value for you?"
by Cerebral_DownTime » Wed Sep 07, 2011 6:18 pm
by JCoz » Wed Sep 07, 2011 7:54 pm
by pup » Wed Sep 07, 2011 8:44 pm
by JoJo White » Wed Sep 07, 2011 9:56 pm
JCoz wrote:Have a hard time understanding any reason Baylor should be entitled to a major conference paycheck.
I hope OU just decides its had enough and bails first.
Let Baylor make fools of themselves suing everyone who got a better deal than being in the University of Texas conference. I dont see how this thing could get past last summer and this season.
by gnati » Thu Sep 08, 2011 10:19 am
I hope the next conference that UT is in is named the "Texas 12" to perpetuate the arrogance.
by Bayou Tribe » Thu Sep 08, 2011 2:39 pm
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by Cerebral_DownTime » Thu Sep 08, 2011 8:52 pm
by Triple-S » Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:10 pm
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:No.Keep Texas, Notre Dame, Pitt, and Missouri OUT of the Big 1G.They can go fuck themselves.. in other conferences, or independently, whichever they prefer.
by Cerebral_DownTime » Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:25 pm
Pandora's box is open.
by Triple-S » Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:28 pm
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Pandora's box is open.So you're Greek now?Tell that bitch to close her box and go fuck herself.
by Triple-S » Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:31 pm
Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive said he remains hopeful Texas A&M will join the league by next season and that the SEC has started to look at schedules for next year involving 13 teams.
A person with knowledge of the situation says Texas and Oklahoma officials met over the weekend amid speculation that the Sooners are considering leaving the Big 12.
by Triple-S » Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:39 pm
Separately, the more familiar UT representatives, who have conducted conversations with the Big Ten in the past, reaffirmed the approach that Texas should not initiate the breakup of the Big XII conference in order to join the Big Ten for political considerations. These representatives once again stated to conference officials that membership in the Big Ten conference (in accord with the terms presented last week) remains Texas' preferred conference affiliation option. The Big Ten also strongly impressed upon this group of UT representatives the need for university representatives to conduct conversations with the conference in one unified voice
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scrambler wrote:Although to be fair in 3 starts last year with Tebow, Lloyd caught 14 passes for 263 yards and 2 touchdowns. never let facts get in the way of a good story however. Silly me for bringing up the trade of Lloyd I guess.
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Cause there's just as much of a chance of that idiot getting in a fight with Tebow in the lockeroom, than making a significant impact on the field.
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The Free Republic Book Club is an informal gathering of readers and lovers of all genre of books, which meets on an irregular basis (whenever I remember to post and have a copy of the ping list available.)
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Today's topic: what's on your summer reading list? Whether you are going on vacation, sitting on the beach or just hanging out on your front porch, there's usually a good novel nearby. Any particular plans or will it be a more serendipitous approach?
As for me, picking up a DVD of "The War of the Worlds" is giving me the desire to give Wells another go (I've never made it through any of his books). And while I'm at it, I going to try some Jules Verne.
Currently, I'm reading 3001: The Final Odyssey, a not-for-sale readers' proof edition that I won at a charity book raffle. (There are some other books in that pile waiting to be read. I just finished a 50th anniversary Peanuts collection.)
On the nonfiction front: I finished Mark Levin's book, Men in Black and I'' probably head for the library soon to reserve a few other conservative books.
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I read The Kite Runner and it was excellent. Not too political IMHO. I am now reading The Devil in the White City--true story that reads like fiction.
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I'm reading "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" in anticipation of the movie coming out in December.
I laughed OUT LOUD all the way through it.
Techniques of Crime Scene Investigations 7th Edition and Criminal Interrogation and Confessions 4th Edition. Woo hoo!
I Finished reading Peter the Great a couple weeks ago, and now I am reading 1984, by George Orwell. Very wierd book. Next I am reading Monster by Frank Peretti.
I was thinking of picking up Zell Millers new book "A deficit of decency". What is it about exactly?
His first book (a national party no more) actually convinced me to stop voting Democrat. It just summed up all of the problems I had with "The Party" and its direction.
I am reading nothing but Free Republic this summer. I just completed my first year of nursing school (last day today!!), and it seemed like I had my nose in a book 24/7. Everyone have a great summer. I'm off to Florida tonight for a week.
have you read her bounty hunter series.....the newest one comes out this summer. I love her comedic writing and I laugh out loud while reading...
I'm reading Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley". It's awesome!
Excellent read - I recommend it instead of "Freakenomics" which sucks.
Just read 3001: The Final Odyssey. Better than 2010, but not as ground breaking as 2001.
Gates of Fire : An Epic Novel of the Battle of Thermopylae
Go tell the Spartans, stranger passing by, that here obedient to their laws we lie.
Hi TS!
I'm not much of a reader (Gen-X'er, nuf said). However, I've kind of been sucked back in to reading novels the past few years.
Anyway, I'm currently reading "Washington's Crossing" by David Fischer, Oxford Press I believe. This guy wrote "The Ride of Paul Revere" about a decade ago to rave reviews.
This is a very well-written and well-researched book. I'm at the point of the chronology where the author delves into the characteristics of the Howe brothers from England.
Nice maps, and interesting reading for the history buffs out there.
I'll let y'all know how it ends! Freedom vs. Tyranny!
That sounds interesting.
Freakonomics : A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything [Hardcover]
By: Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner
The Chronicles of Narnia Box Set: Full-Color Collector's Edition [Paperback]
By: C. S. Lewis, Pauline Baynes (Illustrator)
Quit Digging Your Grave with a Knife and Fork : A 12-Stop Program to End Bad Habits and Begin a Healthy Lifestyle [Hardcover]
By: Mike Huckabee Yes, that Mike Huckabee
1984 is a weird one, but a good read to be able to talk about.
Dale Brown, "Act of War," where he continues his story involving the "tin men" battle suits. I also hope to read "South Park Republicans," plus, for work, John Keegan's "Mask of COmmand," and Tom Sowell's "Black Rednecks . . . ."
put me on the ping list please.
Just finished Anna Karenina - the entire book! Took weeks.
"The Time Traveler's Wife" is exceptional.
If no one has read "The Red Tent," I recommend it highly.
I read The Devil in the White City, too. I loved it. I thought the parts about the planning of the fair might be a little stale, but they were just facinating. The author paints such a vivid picture of what Chicago was like in those days.
Congrats, Siouxz. Enjoy your stay in FLA.
Robert McCammon's Speaks the Nightbird
older book (2002) but new to me.
Good historical adventure novel set in Carolina in 1699.
Three upcoming novels I am looking forward to are:
Until I Find You, by John Irving
The Big Over Easy: A Nursery Crime by Jasper Fforde
The New Harry Potter
Why does "Freakonomics" suck?
The Crime Scene book is good so far. I just finished Practical Homicide Investigation for the third time. For a reference book it reads like a novel to me. The Interview book is a little stale for me. I've got a promotional exam coming up in November so it's study study study.
Steve Beam's Semi-Automatic Card Tricks, volume 1-5.
Just don't throw any tantrums like Phil does!
I'd like to be on your list, please!
I never "got" Battle Cry of Freedom. I found it tedious, lacking in theme or analysis, and weighed down in irrelevant detail. Instead, I heartily recommend the 8-volume series by Allan Nevins, "The Ordeal of the Union/War of the Union."
Watch on the Rhine (The Posleen War)
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (43rd in line at the library - might just give up and buy it...).
A Mankind Witch
Maybe The Four Adventures of Richard Hannay if I get a chance.
I love these books! Have you read any of Dr. Henry Lee's?
Oh, yes! All of them. We love the grandmother!
I can't wait to read the new one!
Do not MISS Metro Girl.
Now back to reading 1776 and, of course, waiting eagerly for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
and of course the new book on Hillary....
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A sacred space doesn't have to be a cathedral or a mosque or a synagogue. For our guest essayist, it's a city square she shared with a friend with cancer. Read this lovely essay and then tell us what is your sacred space?
The light and smells in places like hospitals can often depress us. And, our favorite room at home keeps us sane. But why? Immunologist Esther Sternberg explains the scientific research revealing how physical spaces create stress and make us sick — and how good design can trigger our "brain's internal pharmacies" and help heal us.
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I hope that more and more
I hope that more and more hospitals, clinics, doctors offices and work places take note of the information Dr. Sternberg is revealing. When architects and designers can work to help make spaces that give us a sense of harmony rather than only fulfill a function the world will be a much happier place.
I do like the approach taken
I do like the approach taken here as better the development strategies best will be the surroundings and the performance obtained by them.
I'm so happy that people are
I'm so happy that people are finally noticing how important environment is for healing. Thank you for this interview. I am curious as to what Esther Sternberg thinks of dowsing? Dowsing can change and raise the energy of the place you are in and in the person also.
I really enjoyed the
I really enjoyed the interview with Esther Sternberg, especially her comments on labyrinths. I suggest you follow up with an interview of Dr Lauren Artress who has done more to educate people about labyrinths than any other person. Shr runs training courses for facilitators and teaches the history of labyrinths. They appear in many cultures. Contact Dr Artress through Grace Cathedral , San Fransico or through the Veriditas web site
I am presently reading Julian
I am presently reading Julian Young's new book about Nietzche. You can't read about Nietzche without reading about Schopenhauer and Wagner. You can't read about any of them without reading about the philosophy of music....without reading about the numinous. I found lots of common strings in that book and your program.
I enjoyed the show. Dr.
I enjoyed the show. Dr. Sternberg alluded to the story of the Three Wise Men and their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
In his account of his travels to the East, Marco Polo claimed to have passed through the country whence the Magi originated, and heard the reason behind these offerings. According to the tradition Polo heard, the gifts presented to the young Christ child were a test. The Magi wanted to know whether Jesus was an earthly king, a heavenly king, or a physician. The answer would be determined by which of the three gifts the child reached for first: if He chose the gold, it indicated He was an earthly king; if the frankincense, a heavenly king; and if the myrrh, He was thus to be a physician.
It was not said which of the three gifts the child reached for first.
I, too, appreciated the
I, too, appreciated the discussion about labyrinths. I make quilted finger labyrinths for people who can't walk them; at her request, I put one under the head of a friend who was in hospice and very agitated, and she immediately calmed down. These patterns create interesting vibrations/energies; Dr. Robert Gilbert of the Vesica Institute would be a great follow-up interviewee about such things as sacred geometry, bio-geometry, energetics, and more.
Thank you for opening this
Thank you for opening this line of thought, Laurel ... Many more parameters beyond the visible were not mentioned in this show and await exploration -- someday even by Science, when appropriate measuring devices become available. In regard to sacred geometry, energetics, and creation of sacred spaces, also see Freddy Silva et al.
I wish to add that portable 'sacred spaces' (altars) are used by many religions, from the simple two-dimensional icon, to small boxes that open to display diorama-like displays, to three-dimensional spaces (by placement of drawings, candles, rocks, etc. ) that can be set up anywhere. Also immediately comes to mind a portable labyrinth I have walked - drawn on a large piece of cloth, placed on a floor during its use, and then easily rolled up like a rug for transport to a new location or storage.
Finally someone is
Finally someone is confronting architects with information they've so effectively ignored in search of low bids. America is polluted with stressful non-places because of "costs". I visited an architecture program recently and no one was interested in thinking about better public spaces. I'm tempted to change professions to throw a wrench in their paradigm of pretty houses for rich people and cookie-cutter trash for corporate/public works.
I also think arthritis plays a part in awareness of place. I've had arthritis for about 7 years and my sensitivity to surroundings has increased exponentially. When you can't move as effectively you can't ignore things and have to sit and feel. You start to recognize what's valuable in the structure of the environment.
I have always had a passion
I have always had a passion for architecture but my profession is a physician. A comfortable space can be defined. This comfort is healing. There is a book I consider the bible on this topic, "A Pattern Language", by Christopher Alexander and the Center for Environmental Structure. He applied science to architectural design in the late 1960s and 70s resulting in this book. I go back again and again to this book. When I worked with an architect to design my office, I lread this book. In designing my new home I am reading this book again. Consider interviewing Christopher Alexander as the next step in this topical journey. He is a fascinating person. Several of his students at UC Berkeley continue to run an architecture firm in Berkeley today (JSW-D Architects). These architects originated the ideas made popular by Sarah Sasanka. Thanks for a great show.
The program is a weekly event
The program is a weekly event that is most valuable tohandling life.
I enjoyed the show, but I
I enjoyed the show, but I wish Krista hadn't interrupted her guest so much. Conversation is important, but I wanted to hear more of Easter Sternberg. i plan to listen to the full interview, and I'm hoping I hear less of Krista and more of her guest. i mean this as a respectful criticism, not a put down. Krista is very knowledgable. But I want to hear her guest.
I didn't find this at all
I didn't find this at all disturbing. I think Krista's 'interruptions' are reelvant and helpful.
As an architect and planning
As an architect and planning consultant, I find Dr. Sternberg's and your program's interest in these issues of environmental design and human wellness critically important to our human present and future well-being and our very survival. Thank you ! I have found as I've worked to survive in the professional and business world within which we designers must practice, that our culture does not recognize or understand what design-oriented architects know and understand about our well-being and the design of our environments. I was trained and have 40 yrs of experience in understanding how the environment affects us and how we can positively affect the environment which in turn benefits our well-being; not every architect is tuned in nor trained in this. Many are taught like engineers to build things without much appreciation of the impact those things have on all of us. My professors used to tell us, "Unfortunately, today architects can build almost anything, so it is all the more important that we should ask ourselves "What should we build here; what ought to be built here?" rather than just deciding to build something we might think would be "neat" just because we are able. This was a cal for a form of contemplation and reflection about planning and design that our current culture does not encourage in the rush to "get things done." I hope Dr. Sternberg's findings will reach those non-architect, non-designer "business-oriented" and "business-financially justified" decision-makers whose choices allow or do not allow architects and planners to help us determine what we really SHOULD build. Thank you ! I hope you will do more with this topic of design of our environments and our health and well-being.
About 10 years ago I read an
About 10 years ago I read an email story that relates to today's program. I have not been able to relocate it so I am not able to give credit to the author. It may have been anonymous as well. It made such a powerful impact upon me that I have never forgotten it.
There were two hospital patients sharing a recovery room. One was next to the window and the other was not. Bob was by the window and as a caring, giving soul, he described to Sam, the man without a window, the beautiful each day. He described the trees, a rainbow, and one day a parade and group of children playing in a park. Same was a hostile and angry soul. He began to seethe about Bob having the window. He thought of nothing else but getting that window bed. Finally one night in a self-induced fit of rage, he suffocated Bob with a pillow. Then, he looked out the window and saw only a brick wall. He was overcome by the horror of his act and the disbelief that Bob had been lying to him all these weeks. Bob had never told Sam that he was blind. He was just trying to make the stay in the room better for both of them.
There was never a mention of
There was never a mention of SCHOOL environments in this discussion I taught in numerous buildings in my 45 year teaching career and I believe there's a direct relationship between health and behavior of students and teachers and the physical environment. . In one windowless school where the air quality was determined to be adequate I was frequently sick. In contrast a building with a butterfly garden and classroom with a wall of windows I had seven years without a sick day. Any research done on this? Enjoyed this show!
Thank you for putting
Thank you for putting together this great show today. As an Interior Designer practising in the Healthcare field for many years, this material is right on target with what we are working with on a daily basis. Raising wider awareness of the benefits to creating more supportive environments for healing will help build the case. I notice a tendency to blame architects for the poor quality buildings and spaces that we have all experienced over the years. While there may have been a lack of attention to this issue by the design professionals in the past, the real drivers tend to be on the Owner's side. The pressures of cost control and re-imbursement structures have more influence on the built envirnoment than the best intention of the design team. Making the case with measureable outcomes and Evidence Based Design will go a long way to improving everyone's experience in Healthcare settings. Thanks again for this conversation.
What a great interview. First
What a great interview. First heard it while out driving to shop for groceries. I work in Health Information Technology, but my interests extend to the gamut of health and healing. I will have to cite this interview and Esther Sterberg's books on my REC blog.
I've posted about "health impact assessments, of which "evidence based design" is surely a component.
Have any of you read "God's Hotel"? Another great take on health care and healing.
I so agree with this concept.
I so agree with this concept. When I am feeling blue I go walk on a road that follows a river and has a natural border where butterflies, birds and flying fish all take me to a happy place. I get refreshed and have a new take on everything after I finish. I also accompanied a friend to her chemotherapy visits. The "cancer center" had a TV court show playing and innumerable amounts of information data on the walls. Ugh! Made me feel depressed just entering the facility. I thought they needed to watch the movie "Patch Adams" or do something to encourage healing with their environment.
I wanted to share this
I wanted to share this amazing story and reflection from my friend which she wrote as she accompanied her husband on his referral to Mayo Clinic for evaluation of his diagnosis of ALS.
"The Pool at Bethesda"
Dear Friends,
We have just completed our first day here in Rochester at the Mayo, or as friend, Paul Canavese, calls it, the Condiment Clinic. The sheer magnitude of the physical campus astounds us. The tall, shining edifices rise up out of the surrounding farmland like some sort of City of Oz. They are connected by seven stories of skybridges and a pedestrian subway that seems to go on forever.
Lovely pocket parks and gardens are tucked in between buildings given by grateful donors, many of them patients at one time or another, and named in their honor. The buildings themselves have evolved over fifty years with newer construction beautifully connected and reflective of the earlier age. Really wonderful art is everywhere we look; the collection honors all eras and genres. These folks know that when it's real, art heals.
Right after dropping off a specimen at a place that looked like a bank with twenty "tellers" efficiently handling all sorts of tests, we heard a pianist playing somewhere nearby. We were still agog over the five large Miro pieces on a nearby wall, but we headed into what we discovered was the stunning Atrium, pictured above.
It was crowded at the time, filled with folks who had stopped to listen to two women, one playing the piano and one singing. As we walked up, the singer began to sing Patsy Cline's "Crazy." What could we do?
It was the first song we had ever danced to and the song we had danced to at our wedding, nine years and one month to the day before.
Randall put down his briefcase filled with doctors reports and test results, took me in his arms, and danced me all over that floor. I have to say, it was glorious! I only had eyes for him, but when it was over and folks were applauding, we became acutely aware of how many people gathered around were in wheelchairs or were with those who were.
We suddenly realized that in that spontaneous moment of celebration, we had been dancing on behalf of the life and love that lived in each person gathered together in that place. It was one of many moments today in which we experienced the tender unity of vulnerability.
From the moment we walked through the entry, lined with hundreds of waiting wheelchairs, we found ourselves thinking of the Pool of Bethesda. We imagined encountering Jesus at this Rochester pool of suffering and hope where we had come like so many others, longing to be near some angel who would stir our waters with a miracle.
We imagined Jesus asking us that essential question: "Do you want to be healed?"
We thought we might have heard him say, "Then pick up your feet and dance."
We love you.
Sharon and Randall
Written Jun 25, 2012 by Sharon Pavelda and Randall Mullins
The segment about hospitals
There is such beauty in
There is such beauty in upstate NY in the Finger Lakes Region with natural water falls, gorges, lakes, Queen Catherine's trail, and a lovely labyrinth at Amazeing Acres...which also features the Finger Lakes Hostel. Check it out sometime.
Great interview. Sorry it
Great interview. Sorry it took two months to get around to listening.
I listened to the unedited interview. I always find them more interesting.
In the interview that was no reproduced for the show, Dr. Sternberg speaks about stress response. I encounter a lot of stress in my work, both on an analytical level and on a interpersonal one. Several questions came to mind that I'll share.
1. I'm interested in the social dimension of healing, and in particular the social dimension within organization and institutional structures? I get the structural component and how it affects us at the sensory level. I'm interested in research that addresses social interactivity.
2. Self-confidence seems to be an aspect of the capacity to handle stress positively. Has there been research done on confidence as a psycho-neuro memory of past positive stress responses?
3. I'm interested in healing, and in particular people who have a gift for imparting healing. I see them as catalysts in a context of, shall I say, psycho-neuro connections that exist in human relationships. For example, does a person who is peaceful, or as Edwin Friedman describe the effective leaders of religious congregations as an "unanxious presence", foster a social environment where their positive stress responses are become a shared experience between people, that the social environment and by extension the organizational environment change to have a more positive stress response corporately?
These are the questions I have. Thank you.
This is fascinating. I think
This is fascinating. I think I've always known about this in the back of my mind, but I've never really took the time to step back and acknowledge just how important our environment is to our emotional well-being. I've tried different methods to help with depression over the years, and I've noticed that even simple things like lighting some incense or a lavender candle can make a tremendous impact on my overall mood. I have a new mission for the next few months: figure out what "comfort" means to me and making my apartment as close to that ideal as I can. Thank you for the great interview. -Carrie Martin.
I chose to listen to The
I chose to listen to The Science Of Healing..... and I LOVED it. She starts out taking about a study they did a clinical study and took clinical data. It was well controlled They took patients in recovery and put them into a setting with brick walls, barely any window to look out of, and then they took the other patients into a room with windows out looking a nice scenery, stain glass windows, lots of light and really colorful. They found that those patients felt more alive had less neg. complaints,orderes fewer pain meds and were dicharged weeks earlier than the other half.
She talked about scientific basis of the mind-body connection. How the brain helps us heal both emotionally and physically, and how we can each personally take control of our own health. They said in the interview that people who feel alive respond in more of an appropriate manner. Like Disney/Amusement parks when you go on a ride you feel that sort of "zing" and it gives you energy like a stress reliever, and then people love that and thrive on it, looking to go back for more. They did also mention which I thought was cool, the St.Paul cathedral church, how an architect Christoper R. designed it in a great manner, very beatiful.
So, what comes to my mind about the clinical study is my work. We've talked about getting it totally maken over. Adding some bright vibrant colors to it, and make it more appealing to the eye, it is a pediatric clinic. I know that in some clinics they like to stick with more settled colors like a fairview or allina or what not. And I understand because colors and settings can mess with different minds and long term illnesses. But our work is a Pediatric clinic only and kids come in and boy do you have to try and make them happy and accept the setting in the first place. I take into concideration, Childrens Hospitals and Clinics, have you ever walked into one? They are amazing. They are always up to date on colors, seating, space, everything. I could see how a child would walk in there and right away turn positive in that kind of setting. Now mind you it is not a cure, but it could help the healing process when you are dealing with an illness, or even a terminal illness maybe it could help over look that and make a kid live longer. Without windows or scenery of the outside, one could become really depressed. Look at a prison, all there things/life are stripped away from them. And thats it, no hope for anything more. Even the mental institutions full of brick windows... wouldn't that be kind of shitty? Of coarse they get even more crazy just being in there. But yes your environment can cause major anxiety or depression and you are the one that has got to control that.
As a full time caregiver of
As a full time caregiver of my wife who is on dialysis three days a week and a retired system engineer I've been investigating how to create healing places at home and on the go. Has anyone developed mathematical models of places that heal and calm our sensory and nervious systems that could help the designer in designing healing places?
Barry W. Kennedy
And don't forget about Feng
And don't forget about Feng Shui, the ancient art of harmonizing the environment jointly with human existence. A great overview at Wikipedia. This art-filled knowledge is more prevalent over the centuries than we remember. I'm glad we are "re-discovering" this commonality and connection between the spiritual and the physical.
A wonderful interview. I
A wonderful interview. I listened to this interview early on Sunday morning while still in bed. Images of many beautiful cathedrals, mountain vistas and ocean sunsets flashed through my mind. These places are etched in my memory and can be recalled at any time. This is something that we all need to be reminded of, especially during times of stress (most everyday). Or when we need a mini vacation. but no time to hit the road. Thanks, On Being, for bringing Esther Sternburg's work to the show. I am sure that many will be inspired to dig deeper into the benefits of practicing the art of appreciating our surroundings.
Friendship Gardens, in
Friendship Gardens, in Ontario Canada consists of ten large gardens and over 450 trees, on our hospital grounds.
The volunteers in the community raised the funds, helped design, build and maintain these gardens and trees, as
we feel the healing and beautiful benefits of these gardens and trees are very significant to the patients, staff and
Please feel free to visit our website:www. friendshipgardens.ca
to see why we are believers in the healing benefits of gardens.
As an educator of teaching
As an educator of teaching the art of observation through the senses, with keeping a nature journal I listened so intently and
found Esther to be reaffirming of how important our senses need to be treasured. The interview was so inspiring for all levels of
environment occupations, the sciences, architecture and life in general. Excellent interview and love the knowledge Esther has
shared thru On Being.
With appreciation I look so forward to listening to this
radio broadcast Sunday mornings. It is rich filled with so much learning and inspiration. Thank you so much.
I listened early Sunday
I listened early Sunday morning a few days after having outpatient surgery. Surgery went well, staff was attentive, and follow-through was excellent, but hospital experience was dreary. Afterward, I wrote down the factors I felt were contributing to that feeling. It was eery: As I listened to Sternberg describe the "typical community hospital", her words described the building I'd been in exactly. There is no excuse for it. The building is located in a beautiful spot with outstanding views of mountains-- but most windows face away from them. There were no windows for patients in the pre-op unit. The building is a blob located with a large area of land surrounding it. The parking lot is huge rather than broken up and walkable. A much-vaunted "healing garden" is located only feet away from a heavily traveled city road. The surgical pre-op has no windows that can be seen out of; it plays what I call "bar music" (the kind that makes people a bit edgy so they drink more) instead of calm, soothing music. Patients must be taken down a long hallway, then left in a windowless holding area prior to surgery. The hospital has a corporate "sponsor" (instrumental in founding the hospital long ago) who has provided the facility with many high-tech diagnostic and treatment devices. And it is exactly as Dr. Sternberg pointed out: the building is built around the machinery, and gives little attention to human needs. Entering it is like going into a long bland cave designed to resemble a board room. I was so happy my surgery was outpatient; I could not have stood to stay there longer. After surgery, it felt so good to come out into the light, go home, and look out my windows at the trees and the clouds, feel the light. I wish I could show you the difference in how the spaces feel. My house is old and a bit run-down, but it is a friendly, welcoming space. Why can't that hospital (undergoing still more expensive technological renovation) give that healing experience to the people who could not go home the way I did?
Krista: This is from your
Krista: This is from your interview with Gorden Hempton called "The Last Quiet Places:"
Mr. Hempton: But you have brought up something really important to me and that is about our ancient past. When I go to a quiet place, I get to challenge assumptions. And one of the major assumptions is that the human ear is tuned to hear the human voice. If that were true, that's an assumption that audiologists, scientists who study human hearing, have believed for a long time, that our ears evolved to hear the human voice.
Ms. Tippett: Right.
Mr. Hempton: But if, if — yeah, I know. But if that were true, we'd be the first species on planet Earth, OK, to have evolved so separate and protected from the rest of nature.
So my natural curiosity was to look at the range of human hearing and these equal-loudness contours. And we have a very discreet bandwidth of supersensitive hearing and that's between 2.5 and 5 kilohertz in the resident frequencies of the auditory canal. Is there something in our ancestors' environment that matches our peak hearing human sensitivity? Because most of what I'm saying right now, except for the "s" sounds and the high-pitched sounds, falls well below that range. And, indeed, there's a perfect match: birdsong. Birdsong [laugh].
Ms. Tippett: Mm-hmm.
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Losing a pet is never easy, and it's likely to come with a lot of grief and a long healing process. But you can ease some of the pain of pet loss by holding a nice ceremony for your cat or dog. It may seem odd to have a funeral for your pet, but for many dog and cat owners, a four-legged companion is like a family member and deserves a memorial service as a way of saying thanks for all the good years.
Cremation or burial
If your pet has been brought to one of your nearby vet clinics to be euthanized, then your vet may give you an option of taking the body or having her cremated. In either scenario, you can hold a touching ceremony. If you choose to take the body, then you may want to purchase a box or small coffin to bury the animal in. Consider adding a few beloved toys to the casket, or placing a can or baggie of the pet's favorite food to accompany her. If you opt for cremation, you may want to keep the ashes in your home as a reminder of your old friend, or you can choose to spread them among her favorite places. For a cat, this might mean the backyard of your own home, while a dog's ashes can be spread at a nearby park or hiking trail.
The ceremony as a grieving process
The ceremony you hold for your pet should be both a time to remember her life as well as a period when you and your family can openly grieve about your loss. Remember that if your pet had a dog or cat illness, like feline leukemia or cancer in dogs, then her passing was likely a release from suffering. Allow this thought to bring you some brief comfort, but spend the majority of your ceremony talking about the things you enjoyed doing with your pet. You may find yourself laughing at some of the memories you have - this is a good thing, as remembering your dog or cat should be pleasant.
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Over time, your pain will ease and you will move on from your pet's death. However, you should still feel free to pay respect to the burial site or the location where you spread her ashes. If you find yourself missing your pet, then visiting her resting place may make it easier to cope with your sadness.


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You might have seen some pretty adorable coats and sweaters for dogs out there recently. There are cable knits, Fair Isle patterns, funky fleeces and even some with seasonal patterns like trees or hearts. As cute and fashionable as these sweaters are, you should understand whether your dog actually needs one before you make a purchase.
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Know your breed's origins
One of the best ways to determine whether your canine companion will need to bundle up when going outside is to consider his breed. Dogs such as Bernese mountain dogs, huskies, Saint Bernards and Labrador retrievers have their origins in cold climates, and were bred to trek through drifts of snow or plunge into icy waters. The thick undercoat that kept these dogs warm through these conditions remains today, and insulates them when romping in the snow-covered woods or playing with the kids outside on a chilly day.
In fact, putting a sweater on a dog whose coat is already thick and warm may cause pet health concerns like heat exhaustion, especially if the canine is engaging in aerobic activity. With these breeds, it's best to let their natural coats do the protecting.
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The dogs who benefit from coats and sweaters are small breeds like toy poodles and Dachshunds and those with thin body types, such as greyhounds and whippets, especially since these dogs have short, thin fur. Thin and small breeds have a more difficult time generating their own body heat and keeping it in. Sweaters are a great idea when temperatures start to drop outside, and they might also help keep your canine companion warm inside if you prefer to set the thermostat low to save energy. If you observe your pet shaking, shivering, or huddling up under blankets or against warm objects, a sweater is probably a good investment.
When you're heading out in the rain or other elements, an insulated waterproof coat is usually a good idea for these dogs, too.
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The Steelers established themselves as a team to be reckoned with the arrival of legendary head coach Chuck Noll. Noll's greatest attribute as a coach was his ability to draft great players and have them instantly contribute to his teams. Noll drafted "Mean" Joe Greene in 1969, Terry Bradshaw and Mel Blount in 1970, Franco Harris in 1972 and in 1974, he put together one of the best drafts ever when he selected four future Hall of Famers in Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth and Mike Webster.
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