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Context (World Philosophers and Their Works)
David Hume's An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals is a philosophical classic that grows older without aging and that remains lively with a wisdom that speaks to the present. It is not the most profound of Hume's works or the most original, being to some extent a revision of book 3 of Hume's masterpiece, A Treatise of Human Nature (1739-1740). However, its author considered it the best of his works, and many critics have agreed with that judgment.
Dealing decisively with major ethical issues, the work presents in clear, carefully organized form an analysis of morals. It continues the attack begun by philosopher Joseph Butler against the self-love theory (psychological egoism) of Thomas Hobbes and, in so doing, achieves a measure of objectivism frequently either overlooked or denied by Hume's critics. On the other hand, after preliminary recognition of the significant but auxiliary role of reason in moral judgments, Hume sides with the eighteenth century school of sentiment against the ethical rationalists, on grounds shared today by those who regard ethical judgments as emotive utterances. However, while Hume is frequently cited as a predecessor of the latter philosophers, he avoids the utter relativism and moral nihilism frequently, but erroneously for the most part, attributed to them. Hence, although it would be worthwhile to read An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals for its historical importance...
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The Origins of Morals (World Philosophers and Their Works)
The object of the study is to trace the derivation of morals back to their ultimate source. Hume's proposed method was to analyze the virtues and vices of human beings in order "to reach the foundation of ethics, and find those universal principles, from which all censure or approbation is ultimately derived." Because this was a factual matter, it could be investigated successfully only by the experimental method, which had proved itself so well in "natural philosophy," or physical science.
This "scientific" approach will appeal to many modern readers, but herein lies an ambiguity that, in spite of the clarity of Hume's style, has misled some critics. One must realize that Hume was at this point writing of ethics as a descriptive study about morals—about acts, characters, and moral judgments. In this sense, ethics is a behavioral science and its statements are either true or false. That may suggest what today would be called an objectivist position, but Hume was not describing the way in which moral attitudes are affected; moral judgments, strictly speaking, are matters of sentiment, although before they can properly occur reason must furnish all the available relevant information. To avoid misinterpretation, it is hardly possible to overemphasize this distinction between inductive conclusions about moral acts and judgments, on one hand, and moral approvals and disapprovals themselves, on the other.
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Social Virtues: Benevolence and Justice (World Philosophers and Their Works)
Hume's analysis begins with an examination of the social virtues, benevolence and justice, since their explanation will have relevance to other virtues as well. Such benevolent sentiments and characters as are described by words such as "sociable" or "good-natured" are approved universally. However, it is not the mere fact of approval but the principle underlying it that is the object of investigation. We approve benevolence in part because of the psychological principle of what Hume calls sympathy, an involuntary tendency in an observer to experience the same emotions he or she observes in a fellow human being, but the more immediate reason for such approval is that we perceive the utility (usefulness, conduciveness to happiness) of this virtue. When we praise a benevolent person, Hume says, we always make reference to the happiness and satisfaction that person affords to society. Because benevolence is regarded as one of the highest virtues, in turn it reflects the fundamental importance of utility. Even in our nonmoral judgment of value, usefulness is a paramount consideration.
In cases of uncertainty about moral questions, Hume adds, there is no more certain way of deciding them than by discovering whether the acts or attitudes involved are really conducive to the interests of society. Hume describes several reversals in the estimation of practices, such as generosity to beggars, when it was seen that their tendencies were harmful...
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Utility as the Basis for Society (World Philosophers and Their Works)
At the end of his section on justice he repeats his conclusion that utility accounts for much of the merit of such virtues as humanity, friendship, and public spirit, and for all that of justice, fidelity, integrity, veracity, and some others. A principle so widely operative in these cases can reasonably be expected to exert comparable force in similar instances, according to the Newtonian method of philosophizing. Hume then finds utility to be the basic justification for political society or government, and he notes that "the public conveniency, which regulates morals, is inviolably established in the nature of man, and of the world, in which he lives."
However, is utility itself a fundamental principle? We may still ask why utility is approved, to what end it leads. The alternatives are two: It serves either the general interest or private interests and welfare. Hume recognizes the plausibility of the self-love or self-interest theory, holding that all approvals are ultimately grounded in the needs and passions of the self, but he claims to prove decisively the impossibility of thus accounting for moral judgments.
The skeptical view that moral distinctions are inculcated through indoctrination by politicians in order to make people docile is very superficial, Hume says. While moral sentiments may be partially controlled by education, unless they were rooted in human nature the terminology of ethics would awaken no response....
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Universality in Moral Judgments (World Philosophers and Their Works)
Having not only admitted interpersonal differences in sympathy but acknowledging also intrapersonal variations of feelings for others, how can Hume account for any uniformity and objectivity in our moral judgments? Here he offers one of his most significant contributions to ethics. Even while our sentiments vary, we may judge merit with practical universality, analogously to judgmental correction of variations in sensory perception. Though we do not all, or always, perceive the same physical object as having the same color, shape, or size, as when we approach an object from a distance, we do not attribute the variations to the object; instead we imagine it to have certain stable, standard qualities. Such adjustment or correction is indispensable to mutual understanding and conversation among people.
Likewise, human interests and feelings vary. Thus, moral discourse would be impossible unless people took a general rather than a private point of view:The intercourse of sentiments . . . in society and conversation, makes us form some general unalterable standard, by which we may approve or disapprove of characters and manners.
Although our emotions will not conform entirely to such a standard, they are regulated sufficiently for all practical purposes, and hence ethical language becomes meaningful:General language . . . being formed for general use, must be moulded on some more general views, and must affix the epithets of praise or blame, in...
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Other Virtues (World Philosophers and Their Works)
Having thus accounted for our approval of qualities conducive to the good of others, Hume continues his analysis of virtues and finds three other classifications. "Qualities useful to ourselves" ("ourselves" here meaning persons exhibiting the qualities) may be approved also for general utility, but primarily for benefit to the agent; examples are discretion, frugality, and temperance. Now a second major division and two other categories of virtues are added: the "agreeable" (pleasant or enjoyable) to their possessors or to others. "Qualities immediately agreeable to ourselves," approved primarily for the satisfying feelings aroused, are such as greatness of mind and noble pride, though some, like courage and benevolence, may also be generally useful. Good manners, mutual deference, modesty, wit, and even cleanliness illustrate "qualities immediately agreeable to others."
Only when the analysis is almost completed does Hume offer the first formal definition of "virtue" as a "quality of the mind agreeable to or approved by every one who considers or contemplates it." A second definition, better summarizing the work's results, is that "Personal Merit consists altogether in the possession of mental qualities, useful or agreeable to the person himself or to others." A definition of value in general follows: "Whatever is valuable in any kind, so naturally classes itself under the division of...
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Reason vs. Sentiment (World Philosophers and Their Works)
Having discovered what he calls the true origin of morals through the experimental method, Hume is now ready to return to the issue of Reason versus Sentiment that he mentions at the beginning of An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals but defers for settlement until the end. Throughout the book, statements occur that indicate his final position, but unfortunately there are also a number that appear to make moral judgment a matter of reason. This ambiguity is dispelled by Hume's final treatment showing that moral judgment proper is noncognitive and affective in nature. It is true that reason is indispensable to approval or disapproval, for it must provide the facts that pertain to their objects. Very detailed and precise reasoning is frequently required to determine what actually is useful in a given case; nothing other than reason can perform this function. In view of the importance of the question, of whether moral judgment is rational or sentimental (affective), to both the eighteenth century and ours, Hume's full recognition of the auxiliary role of reason must be kept in mind. However, he cannot agree with those rationalists who hold that moral judgments can be made with the same mental faculties, methods, and precision as can judgments of truth and falsity, and who frequently make comparisons between our knowledge of moral "truths" and those of mathematics and geometry.
Besides the evidence of the origin of moral sentiment...
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An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals (Ethics (Ready Reference series))
The Work
David Hume, perhaps Great Britain's greatest philosopher, considered An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals to be his finest work, a judgment shared by many of his contemporaries and later readers who admire the clarity and objectivity of his examination of a complex and complicated subject.
The Enquiry is in large part a revision and extension of book 3 of Hume's masterpiece A Treatise of Human Nature, in which he surveyed the full range of human psychology, but it is a much more concentrated review of the topic. In the Enquiry, Hume has two basic purposes. The first is to establish a method of writing about human ethical behavior; the second, to describe that behavior and explain its workings. In neither case, however, does Hume explicitly prescribe specific moral or ethical activities or values as "good," "bad," or even "indifferent." Instead, he objectively describes what actions and beliefs human beings have characteristically labeled "good" and "evil" and explains why those judgments have been rendered. In this sense, the Enquiry is a study of how human ethics operate rather than an argument for or against any particular ethical theory or system.
Benevolence and Justice
Seeking to build in the realm of philosophy upon the scientific achievements of Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727), Hume attempted to discover the...
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Bibliography (World Philosophers and Their Works)
Ayer, A. J. Hume. New York: Hill and Wang, 1980. This brief introduction to Hume's life is both well written and useful. The chapter on aims and methods is especially good.
Chappell, V. C., ed. Hume: A Collection of Critical Essays. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1966. This collection of twenty-one essays by such acknowledged authorities as Ernest Mossner and Anthony Flew is valuable to students of Hume.
Flew, Antony. David Hume: Philosopher of Moral Science. New York: Basil Blackwell, 1986.
Hanson, Delbert J. Fideism and Hume's Philosophy: Knowledge, Religion, and Metaphysics. New York: Peter Lang, 1993. Fideism holds that belief in some religious theory must be sustained by faith alone. Michel de Montaigne and Blaise Pascal were Fideists. Hanson takes issue with the concept that Hume was a skeptic and attempts, in this book, to support that argument.
Hausman, David B., and Alan Hausman. Descartes's Legacy. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997. This book is about the thought of René Descartes, George Berkeley, and Hume. Two chapters concentrate on Hume. The entire study is written from the point of view of Descartes's philosophy; Berkeley and Hume are contrasted with Descartes.
Herdt, Jennifer A. Religion and Faction in...
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Download the PDF of A Joyful Path, Year One, Lesson #34 – "Experiencing God as Light" right into your digital device. God can be experienced as light, visible to the physical eyes and as a universal inner reality.
read moreFrancis Macnab has been teaching the place of Faith in psychology and theology, in health and growth for decades. He claims that the churches have lost vast numbers of people because their Old Faith has lost empathy and relevance in the 21st Century. He advocates the need for a New Faith.
read moreA significant number of scholars and commentators are celebrating the dying of what they believe has been and remains a detrimental institution for our society. They often point to the absence of religion in Europe. They note how those countries have aggressively built public institutions for the support of their citizens in need. In some ways, one could argue they have become more Christian in their public actions than the United States.
read moreTHE DAY OF DIALOGUE BETWEEN DR ALAN WALLACE AND LAURENCE FREEMAN OSB EXPLORED THE THEME "SALVATION OR ENLIGHTENMENT'
read moreI offer that the literal interpretation of this story, being a myth, represents an interpretation of a truth that constitutes one of the most powerful paradigms in history since it is the foundation of the entire Muslim and Judeo-Christian religions. And Paul's allegorical interpretation (another myth) obliterates God's justification for the existence of the Muslim religion – a monumental feat. So, which myth deserves to exist? Only the one that serves as a long-term bond to a civilization, which both do. Yet Paul's myth interpretation of the Muslim faith did not take, while the Muslim myth did.
read moreI didn't see him often because he was always moving about. But those few times we spoke together, were enough to last me a lifetime – maybe an accumulation of only four or five hours total.
read moreI find it exciting to read Burton Mack's book, "The Lost Gospel Q*, I find his account of the early days of Christianity fascinating, when, as a result of Jesus' life and teaching, the discovery of God as being within was so vividly first articulated in the near-western world. And it is just as exciting to observe how this wonderful teaching almost immediately went awry – how it was so soon abandoned when early (and later) Christians returned to a largely external search for God. It would appear that in those early times there were not enough people devoted to moving forward in this search within to build and sustain an inner-searching Christian religion.
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read moreWas Jesus the Christ?
The application of the title "Christ" to Jesus most likely did not come until after Easter. If any of the disciples understood Jesus as the Christ before Easter, their recorded behavior in the gospels was nonsensical.
Where did the word Christ emerge? Christ is our English translation of the Greek word christos, which means "messiah," "savior," or "redeemer." But Christos is an attempt to put the Hebrew word mashiach, which meant "God's anointed one," into Greek. In early Israel history the king was also called God's anointed one.
There have been some interesting attempts to discover the "historical" Jesus, but the only Jesus we really know is the one in the New Testament, and those writers were not interested in historical accuracy.
read moreWhen I was a child growing up in the church, I believed everything I heard about Jesus, whether from Sunday School class, the New Testament, the creeds, sermons, or hymns. I was taught that he was divine, the only-begotten Son, God in human flesh, the second person of the Trinity and he thought he was all these things. It never occurred to me that such a person could not be human. If Jesus had superhuman knowledge and power, he cannot be a model for ordinary humans.
read moreIn his New Testament and Mythology, Bultmann claims that "modern man is convinced that the mythical view of the world is obsolete", that "all our thinking today is shaped for good and ill by modern science", "the miracles of the new testament have ceased to be miraculous", and—astonishingly—that "the mythical view of the world must be accepted or rejected in its entirety".
read moreTaking a extraordinarily brief look at the God of the Hebrews as revealed in what we Christians call the Old Testament, God lived on the top of Mt. Sinai, and when the Israelites traveled very far from the mountain they thought they have to carry God with them. The smoke of the burning censer, symbolizing God's presence, could be seen during the daylight hours as a cloud, and at night the smoke looked like a pillar of fire. That's the only way the ancient Israelites were able to believe that they had not been left their God behind. Even when they enter "the promised land," by invasion and slaughter, God remained a jealous, vindictive tyrant, punishing the children for their father's sins and thinking nothing of turning a terrified woman into a pillar of salt (Genesis 19:26), ordering massacres (Joshua 8:26), having a helpless old man hacked in pieces (1 Samuel 15:33), or visiting the devoted Job with disease and pain until he longed for death (Job 2:7-10). That is not the God I believe in or would ever consider worthy of worship. Worthy of fear? Yes, definitely!
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2013 NCAA FROZEN FOUR PREVIEW: It's four schools you usually don't think of when you think about the Frozen Four, and that's for good reason -- three of the four have never made it to the last four and that last one hasn't done it since 1953. The latter school, Yale, was a long shot to get out of it's regional after being put in with college hockey powerhouses like Minnesota and North Dakota. Yale pulled the 3-2 upset over Minnesota in overtime of the regional semifinals then bullied North Dakota 4-1 to punch it's ticket to the Frozen Four. Quinnipiac had a spectacular year and was the #1 overall seed going into the tournament after a 27-7-5 record this season. The Bobcats drew a first-round match up against Canisius, dropping the upstate New Yorkers 4-3. Union upset BC's shot at a repeat title, but were stopped cold by Quinnipiac 5-1 in the regional final. St. Cloud State may have been the final at-large bid allowed in by the committee, and the Huskies have proven they were worth the inclusion. St. Could State destroyed both Notre Dame and Miami (OH) by a combined 9-1 to stake its spot in the Frozen Four and a national championship would be a momentus victory for the school surrounded by other hockey powerhouse universities. UMass Lowell romped Wisconsin 6-1 in the first round setting up a match with New Hampshire in the regional final, and were able to hold the Wildcats scoreless in a 2-0 win that propelled them into the last four teams remaining. All four teams are looking for unprecedented success but only one can walk away with the national title. Get you tickets for the Frozen Four and witness history in the making and dreams becoming reality at the Consol Energy Center this April!
2013 NCAA FROZEN FOUR INFORMATION: Date: April 11th & 13th, 2013 Venue: Consol Energy Center Location: Pittsburgh, PA Format: The two Semifinal games will be played on Thursday. The winners of those two games will meet on Saturday in the Championship game. Ticket info: The tickets marked as "both days" or "2 days" are priced for both days, so they gain you access to the Semis and Finals (3 games). Other tickets are marked as single day, and will only gain you entry on either Thursday for the Semis or Saturday for the Championship Game.
FROZEN FOUR Thursday, April 11 -- Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA. TBD vs. TBD. TBD vs. TBD.
National Championship Saturday, April 13 – Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA.
The NCAA Men's Hockey Championship may be overlooked by many, as hockey isn't the most popular of American sports, but it is one of the greatest spectacles on the collegiate level. Also known as the "Frozen Four," the event dates back to 1948 when the first championship was held. The competition has followed the same structure since its inception, with 16 teams entering a single-elimination tournament and fighting for the right to reach the championship game. With many of the schools participating in the Frozen Four coming from Northern states, it's a bit of a regional phenomenon, but it is still one of the greatest hockey exhibitions you'll find in the U.S. The Frozen Four got its start in Colorado Springs, Colorado, when the University of Michigan faced Dartmouth. Michigan emerged victorious and would become one of the toughest teams in Division I. Teams that hail from the Great Lakes region have won 19 championships since the start of the Frozen Four, followed by Massachusetts with 10 and Colorado with nine. Individually, the University of Michigan boasts the most NCAA Men's Hockey Championships with nine since the start of the tournament. While many of the players who participate in the Frozen Four eventually end up in an NHL uniform, there are a few subtle rule differences between the professional and collegiate level. To start off, fighting isn't outlawed, but a first offense will carry a one-game suspension whereas an NHL player will only receive a five minute penalty. The icing rule is also simplified in the NCAA - in the NHL, a player on the opposing team must touch the puck for an icing infraction to be called. Instead, NCAA refs blow the play dead and resume play when it crosses the goal line. In effect, this has helped to speed up the game and avoid any last-minute collisions as players bound after the puck. There are a few variations between the collegiate and professional game, but hockey fans know that this is their chance to see a new generation of players before they go pro. The Frozen Four is one of the most hallowed championships in NCAA sports that is always filled with its share of surprises and continues to be one of the great traditions in college athletics.
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T he Frozen Four is back and while Boston College won't have the opportunity to defends its title, the action on the ice in Pittsburgh will be non-stop. Quinnipiac, St. Could State, Yale and UMass-Lowell are all vying for college hockey's top prize and not one of those schools have ever won a national title in hockey so the stakes are sky high. This year the Frozen Four is in Pittsburgh at the Consol Energy Center – home of the Penguins. All four teams had to win games they weren't expected to win in the regional tournament to make it this far and the fan bases are fired up. Get your tickets now to the most thrilling weekend of hockey of the year.


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This past weekend was not only Mother's Day, but it was also The Whole Earth Festival. It's a time when people from all over the Pacific Northwest come to Davis to frolic to the Bohemian music and sell and buy expensive, organic, homemade, recycled, earthy products. Not only is this a festival for the hippies and the un-showered folks from out of town, it's the happiest place on earth for vegetarians and vegans. The quad is FILLED with ONLY vegan and vegetarian food options; not one item has meat!!!! There was even a RAW food stand. But raw food diets are not always good for you!
Lectin is a glycoprotein, in other words, sugar + protein. This natural toxin is found in plants, animals, viruses, and bacteria. The plant sources include red kidney beans, castor beans, peas, lentils, sweat peas, and soybeans. In addition, the lectin toxin is found mostly in the seed of the plant.
More specifically, lectin binds to specific sugars on the surface of cells. And is considered to be a direct predecessor of the immune system. Lectin intoxication is usually associated with acute toxicity; including symptoms like gastrointestinal distress; however, coupled with a fast recovery (3-4 hours). Not all lectins are toxic but typically this toxin causes clumping of red blood cells, or hemagglutins.
Thankfully, lectin can be destroyed by heat (cooking). Which is why human poisoning occurs when you eat UNDER-COOKED beans!!
Raw kidney beans contain 20,000 to 70,000 hemagglutinating units (hau) while fully cooked kidney beans only contain 200 to 400 hau.
This is also why some raw food diets are NOT so good for you!
Sometimes cooking food can denature the toxic proteins.
Related articles
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- 3 Common Raw Food Myths Busted! (karenknowler.typepad.com)
- 100% Raw Food Diets May Not Be The Best For You. (yearofthedetox.com)
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Media Matters, in its clueless way, has been trashing the press for reporting McCain's pro-legalization position "without noting his reversal on the issue." But that ignores his reversal of his reversal, which now appears complete. ... P.S.: If McCain even contemplates possible enactment of "comprehensive" reform (i.e., including semi-amnesty) before January, 2009, what does that say about the seriousness of his promise to "secure our borders first"? ... Backfill: See also SacBee. ... NYT reports: "Mr. McCain has made some gains in reassuring conservatives nervous about his views on issues like immigration, polls suggest." Time to become un-reassured? ... It's tempting to call these conservatives cheap dates. But that would be unfair to cheap dates. Cheap dates aren't spending their own money! ... 4:50 P.M. link
Fewer Americans than forecast applied for unemployment benefits last week, indicating companies are reluctant to fire more workers even as the economy slows.
Hmmm. Next consumers will be unexpectedly reluctant to cut back on purchases even as the economy slows. And manufacturers will be unexpectedly reluctant to cut production even as the economy slows. ... Slowly, the realization may dawn that the economy is not slowing anymore! ... But reporters will be not-unexpectedly reluctant to stop reporting that it is. ...[via Insta ] 2:53 P.M.
"The same old Washington game with the same old players":Please tell me that Obama has not picked Jim Johnson, Walter Mondale's campaign chairman and an an architect of the multi-billion dollar Fannie Mae debacle, to lead his vice-presidential selection process. ... Johnson helped Walter Mondale pick a nominee who immediately became mired in controversy, as Ambinder notes. (He also helped John Kerry pick a running mate who didn't help the ticket --and creeped the candidate out.) ... Obama's rhetoric about avoiding the old Washington players always seemed to me the phoniest part of his message. Now we know just how phony. Johnson's exactly the sort of veteran Dem Party bigshot--now rich off the wages of doing good--whose clutches you'd hope a smart freshman Senator would avoid. What's next? Terry McAuliffe as Secretary of the Treasury? ... Obama says: "He is a friend of mine. I know him." ... Starter Tip for Johnson: The Edwards Campaign Love Child has been born! ... Traditional link: Here's a prescient Slate piece on Johnson and Fannie Mae that Johnson called"unbelievable trash." .. 1:27 P.M. link
Now the success of the our counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq represents a "vindication of a left of center worldview": Even dour Bob Wright is softening on the Surge--to the point of making a surprise preemptive appointment to Obama's cabinet. .... 1:29 A.M.
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How is the development of olive oil in china?
With the completion of this project the ability of planting area by 500% cones.
The Chinese government plans to plant 160,000 hectares of olive groves in the vicinity of Tibet, the Himalayas, thus increasing its capacity by 500% in five years, currently has between 33,000 and 40,000 ha .- This is an opportunity business in Spain, according to experts.
The professor of the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Maria Gomez de Campo, has encouraged Spanish companies to advise on the development of Chinese olive, which will then sell technology and knowledge because, otherwise, "so will others, such as Italy."
For now, the Polytechnic of Madrid is working with China.
Last year, Chinese officials visited Spain to meet the test varieties, while the University of Beijing is interested in sending graduate students to the center.
China offers olive groves, especially in the provinces of the country's geographical center of Sichuan, southern Gansu and Hubei; "a piedmont" near the Himalayas, since the land located in the plains is used for cereals or oilseeds.
In the 60 olive trees were imported from Albania and Russia, the variety "Beret" mostly and then introduced the new surface 80 is supported by the Agency of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in central-south, closer to the tropics to avoid the effects of low temperatures, the monsoon from Siberia.
According to Gomez de Campo, the Government's interest in the olive is explained by their interest to keep the peasants in these areas with a culture that offers them return to avoid further mass migration to the industrialized and highly developed cities of the East and also environmental reasons to prevent erosion of the slopes with perennial planting.
China now produces a residual amount of olive oil, only 20 tons per year according to some sources, and has small mills and farms that provide little return, although there is good statistical information.
However, growing interest in the country by planting new fields and acquires technology to develop its olive oil industry.
On the prospects of olive in China, the teacher believes that China will continue its plantations and will return but with low yields and "problem", resulting from adverse weather and very wet summer causing health problems do not exist elsewhere.
What does seem clear is that "never reach the self-sufficiency" of a population of large proportions.
He assured that if the technicians and professionals working on the expansion of olive groves in China are trained in Spain, the most likely to buy it come to technology and advice, so you must "position" and "not be afraid of We will remove from the market. "
China is contacting Italian and Israeli experts, so that Spain "needs to stand" in that market and provide information on their technology and also on their oil.
Although Spain is the current supplier of olive oil to China, as pointed out, the Italians are traded more.
The International Olive Council in 2020 is expected to reach 160 million Chinese households with purchasing power to buy olive oil and that these consumers are characterized by "look far" West and making it more than other markets to assess the health benefits of food .
In his view, Spain should strengthen the information and marketing campaigns on the use of the product adapted to those consumers.
The Chinese tend to cook the vegetables in your kitchen, but olive oil may offer a new way to use it to line up next and prepare the sauce.


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Man how ironic. As i've been digging into anything about FSM and Objective Suites, I keep running upon these 2008 posts calling bs on posts about this stuff and Team Paradox and the ps3 having anything to do with Windows is BS... wow, who's eating their BS posts now. Anyways man, ya those exe's would be handy right now.
i'm also looking for this files, i know that i have some hdd with this files but i need to do a lot search.
I know ObjectiveSuites and i have but what is exactly FSM?
and do you have DEX/CEX files?
No, sorry i have only main program (ObjectiveSuites) that how CJPC say run only for diagnostic purpose.
The CEX/DEX files (if) are probably leaked in a separate .rar archive.


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April 11, 2013
From NEHJ: New England's Frozen in
Three of the four Frozen Four participants hail from New England. All of them are chasing their first national crown.
April 8, 2013
From NEHJ: Brown gets a taste of elite hockey
Senior netminder Anthony Borelli helps Bears earn title game berth.
March 31, 2013
Peca's hat trick pushes Bobcats past Union
Thanks to a natural hat trick from Matthew Peca, Quinnipiac earned a runaway win over Union and advanced to the national semifinals.
March 31, 2013
Underdog Bulldogs pull off another upset, reach Frozen Four
Yale's headed to their first-ever Frozen Four after exploding for four goals to pull off a stunning, 4-1 win over North Dakota in the West Regional final.
March 30, 2013
Bui caps off Quinnipiac's furious rally to beat Canisius
Quinnipiac scored three unanswered goals to overcome an early scare from Canisius, the 16th overall seed in the NCAA Tournament.
March 29, 2013
Quinnipiac looks to get back on track in NCAA tournament
Bobcats coach Rand Pecknold used a bit of an unusual motivational technique to get his team ready for their second NCAA tourney appearance in school history.
March 29, 2013
Five alive: New England teams set for NCAA tournament
For five New England teams, the golf clubs stay in storage for at least another weekend.
March 22, 2013
Four ECAC teams could earn invites to NCAA tournament
As is always the case on conference championship weekend, ECAC Hockey teams have much to play for as they vie for PairWise positioning.
March 15, 2013
ECAC Journal: Appert has RPI peaking at right time
Coach Seth Appert's Engineers turned the season around just in time, rallying to win nine of their last 10 games and 11 of their last 13.
March 13, 2013
From NEHJ: Brown's Souza ascends ranks
Ex-UNH standout Mike Souza (Wakefield, Mass.) is thriving as coach of the Brown Bears.
March 8, 2013
ECAC Journal: Union's Bennett grateful to have tourney bye
Rick Bennett's (Springfield, Mass.) Dutchmen rallied on the final weekend and earned the fourth seed in the ECAC tournament.
March 1, 2013
ECAC Journal: Saints march on sans captain Flanagan
St. Lawrence will aim to secure a first-round bye for the ECAC playoffs, but they'll have to do so without captain and star forward Kyle Flanagan.
February 22, 2013
ECAC Journal: Quinnipiac secures regular-season title early
The Bobcats (22-4-4 overall, 15-1-2 ECAC) are the class of ECAC Hockey -- if not NCAA Division 1 -- heading into the closing weeks of the season.
February 16, 2013
ECAC Journal: Brown plays big in big games
As ECAC Hockey teams jockey for position in the closing weeks, one team that has to scare coaches as a potential first-round opponent is Brown.
February 8, 2013
ECAC Journal: Princeton's Calof earns national recognition
Andrew Calof didn't even know the Hockey Commissioners' Association National Division 1 Player of the Month Award existed before taking home the honor for January last week.
February 1, 2013
ECAC Journal: Samuels-Thomas never foresaw his fortune
Jordan Samuels-Thomas had two rules when he shopped around for a new college in the spring of 2011 after spending two frustrating seasons at Bowling Green.
January 25, 2013
ECAC Journal: RPI may be starting late-season push
RPI (8-10-5 overall, 3-6-3 ECAC) hopes to have learned from its mistake of waiting too long to make its push last season.
January 18, 2013
ECAC Journal: Yale's Malcolm finally comfortable in net
Yale goaltender Jeff Malcolm doesn't enjoy reflecting on last season. That's when many college hockey pundits staked the hopes of the Bulldogs' season to Malcolm's wagon.
January 11, 2013
ECAC Journal: Union's Simpson on cusp of milestone
Wayne Simpson followed his older brother, John, to Union College in hopes of joining a hockey "program on the rise".
January 4, 2013
ECAC Journal: Quinnipiac way out in front of pack
It's not often an ECAC team takes the suspense out of the regular-season conference championship race before the start of the second semester.
December 26, 2012
From NEHJ: Fresh start in Hanover
Eric Robinson's work ethic translates to success on ice at Dartmouth.
December 20, 2012
Harvard commit Newell 'out of danger' after car accident
Victor Newell, a 19-year-old USHL blueliner who's committed to Harvard, escaped a single-car accident on Monday with minor injuries.
December 14, 2012
ECAC Journal: Controversy hovering over Harvard
A season that began with such promise for the Harvard hockey team took a major hit during a recent 19-day stretch between games from Nov. 17 to Dec. 7.
December 12, 2012
Harvard sophomores off team amid scandal
It appears that the cheating scandal that has rocked the Harvard campus has not spared the men's hockey team.
December 7, 2012
ECAC Journal: Big Red righting the ship
After winning just one of their first six conference games, Cornell appears to have turned things around.
November 30, 2012
ECAC Journal: Yale back in national spotlight
Perhaps it may be time to start taking coach Keith Allain's Yale Bulldogs seriously.
November 23, 2012
ECAC Journal: Colgate putting rebuild talk to bed
After suffering key losses, including the nation's leading goal scorer, Colgate has exceeded expectations in the early going this season.
November 16, 2012
ECAC Journal: Big Green this year's big surprise
Dartmouth's unexpected 4-0-0 start may be the biggest surprise in Division 1 hockey to date.
November 9, 2012
ECAC Journal: Flanagan making noise on national level
St. Lawrence captain Kyle Flanagan is the reigning National Division 1 Player of the Month and now he has a YouTube highlight reel to boot.
November 2, 2012
ECAC Journal: Vesey wastes no time making impact
A three-point night in his collegiate debut won't dispel the hype surrounding Crimson freshman Jimmy Vesey (North Reading, Mass.).
October 26, 2012
ECAC Journal: Saints look to gain national legitimacy
After splitting interim coaching duties last season, Greg Carvel has taken charge behind the bench and helped the Saints start the season strong.
October 20, 2012
Hangin' Out With ... Harvard center Colin Blackwell
Crimson forward Colin Blackwell (North Andover, Mass.) talks Beanpot, Bieber and Indiana Jones in this month's Hangin' Out.
October 19, 2012
ECAC Journal: Bobcats have depth to go the distance
Rand Pecknold (Bedford, N.H.) returned to Quinnipiac under the pretense that this year's team had enough depth to compete for a league championship.
October 9, 2012
From NEHJ: Harvard's next step
Another impressive recruiting class has the Crimson poised for a title challenge.
October 9, 2012
Men's ECAC Hockey 2012-13 season preview
Dan Guttenplan takes a look at who's gone, who's back and what lies ahead for each of the 12 men's teams in ECAC Hockey.
September 11, 2012
Harvard alum Moriarty re-ups with Evansville
Daniel Moriarty, who completed his senior season at Harvard this spring, has agreed to terms on a deal with the Evansville IceMen of the ECHL.
September 3, 2012
Colgate's Jack McNamara heads to Denmark
After two years at Colgate, Jack McNamara (Chestnut Hill, Mass.) will follow his brother Kevin's footsteps and join the pro ranks in Europe.
August 21, 2012
Stewart set to take on role as consultant for KHL
Former NHL referee Paul Stewart will be taking on a new venture in addition to his current role as director of officiating for ECAC Hockey.
August 14, 2012
Quinnipiac signs coach Pecknold to contract extension
After turning down a chance to coach at UMass, Rand Pecknold (Bedford, N.H.) has reinforced his commitment to the Bobcats.
June 20, 2012
ECAC Hockey programs shine academically
The NCAA released the Academic Progress Rates (APR) for all teams in all sports, and ECAC Hockey programs highlight the rankings in ice hockey.
June 5, 2012
Union rewards Bennett with contract extension
After guiding the Dutchmen to their first Frozen Four, Union coach Rick Bennett (Springfield, Mass.) has certainly earned his new contract extension.
May 14, 2012
From NEHJ: Union's Bennett blazes new trail
Bay State native Rick Bennett is leading the Dutchmen to a bright future.
April 13, 2012
From NEHJ: Crimson surprise
Pegged to finish in last place, Harvard proved prognosticators wrong and nearly won the ECAC Hockey tournament.
April 11, 2012
ECAC Journal: Dutchmen proved they belonged on big stage
Dubbed a Cinderella story at the Frozen Four, Union's rise began well before this year's NCAA tournament. They hope they can climb even higher next season.
April 4, 2012
ECAC Journal: Union a sentimental favorite at Frozen Four
The Dutchmen have become a bit of a sentimental favorite nationally over the past 10 days, as more casual hockey fans have become familiar with the program's story.
March 30, 2012
Rhode Island native Mayer makes new home at Colgate
Austin Mayer wished things worked out playing in his hometown at Providence College, but the talented forward found a new home at Colgate.
March 28, 2012
ECAC Journal: Bennett leads Union into Frozen Four
First-year Union coach Rick Bennett proved every bit the architect of a hockey team as Nate Leaman, earning ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year honors.
March 21, 2012
ECAC Journal: Union captures first ECAC title
The Union hockey team snapped a 22-year drought by collecting the first ECAC Hockey tournament championship in school history Saturday in Atlantic City.
March 14, 2012
ECAC Journal: Union, top seeds dodge first-round upsets
All home teams advanced in the ECAC tourney. Union, Cornell, Harvard and Colgate will be playing in Atlantic City this weekend for the championship.
March 13, 2012
Harvard thumps Yale, moves on to ECAC semis
Following two tilts that required overtime, many expected Sunday's battle between Harvard and Yale to be a close one. So much for that idea.
March 10, 2012
Mass. native Marsh retires after 26 years at St. Lawrence
After spending the entirety of the past season on medical leave, St. Lawrence coach Joe Marsh (Lynn, Mass.) announced his retirement following 26 years behind the bench.
March 7, 2012
ECAC Journal: O'Neill helps Dartmouth sweep St. Lawrence
Led by consecutive 30-save performances from Jody O'Neill, Dartmouth defeated St. Lawrence in the opening round of the ECAC tournament.
February 29, 2012
ECAC Journal: Hard-earned ties yield bye for Harvard
Here's how Harvard earned a first-round bye for the first time since 2008: It registered an 8-5-9 record in conference and posted a 3-3-8 mark on the road.
February 22, 2012
ECAC Journal: Yale gaining ground with late-season push
Yale has been to the NCAA tournament each of the last three years, a streak that seemed destined to end this season -- that is, until last weekend.
February 21, 2012
From NEHJ: Heroic Farnham carries on Bears family tradition
Bobby Farnham may not be able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound, but Brown's own version of "Superman" has crafted quite a tale with his philanthropic efforts.
February 15, 2012
ECAC Journal: Union poised for tournament success
The Dutchmen have used last year's shortcomings as motivation and are closing in on another regular-season title.
February 9, 2012
ECAC Journal: Focus on fun sparks Colgate's turnaround
After watching his team fall 7-1 to Quinnipiac, Colgate coach Don Vaughan had to decide whether to push his troops hard or ease off. Going with the latter has paid big dividends.
February 1, 2012
ECAC Hockey Journal: Harvard making move at perfect time
Something has caused a bit of a buzz at Bright Hockey Center. Whether it's a talented crop of freshmen, better results, or the potential for big home games down the stretch, the Harvard hockey faithful has shown an interest.
January 24, 2012
ECAC Hockey Journal: Time slipping away for Yale
Perhaps the biggest surprise as we head into the final month of the ECAC Hockey season has been Yale's struggles against league foes.
January 18, 2012
ECAC Hockey Journal: Colgate's Smith has the answers
At last look, Colgate senior forward Austin Smith was leading the fan voting for the Hobey Baker Award.
January 10, 2012
ECAC Hockey Journal: RPI finally showing signs of life
RPI hockey coach Seth Appert wasn't exactly jumping at the opportunity to label his team's 2-2 tie against Harvard Saturday night as a potential turning point in the season.
January 4, 2012
ECAC Hockey Journal: Brown still walking fine line
As if the ECAC Hockey regular-season championship picture was crowded enough, a previously inconsistent Brown team emerged from the holiday tournament weekend as the latest flavor of the week.
December 27, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Season of giving for McNamara
The winter vacation break in ECAC Hockey action often offers a chance for players and fans alike to gain perspective after a busy first semester.
December 21, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Finally, Union strikes blow for league
The Union College hockey team salvaged what was an otherwise quiet first semester for ECAC Hockey teams on Saturday with a 3-1 road victory at Merrimack College.
December 15, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Crimson have turned on the power
As ECAC Hockey teams head into their winter breaks, coaching staffs will undoubtedly use the time between games to regroup and scout conference foes.
December 6, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Harvard, Union will get Fenway stage
The Union College coaching staff certainly has its recruiting hurdles.
November 30, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Holiday weekend filled with steps, stumbles
Thanksgiving break gives college hockey teams an opportunity to compete against non-conference opponents, and that tends to be a no-win proposition for ECAC teams.
November 28, 2011
From NEHJ: Cornell's Whitney carving own path to success
Right around the time Sean Whitney was cut from his high school hockey team for the second year in a row, his brother, Ryan, cracked his first NHL roster.
November 22, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Road win hopes die in New York
The Princeton and Quinnipiac hockey teams discovered the new black hole of ECAC Hockey last weekend.
November 16, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Transitioning Saints settling in
Through one month of collegiate hockey, it has become clear that there are no easy wins in the ECAC.
November 9, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Will opponents be Green with envy?
If you're looking for a surprise team capable of making a run to an ECAC Hockey title, look no further than Dartmouth.
November 2, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Quinnipiac's fight for respect continues
For those breaking down the conference, Yale and Union are often at the top of the list, with Cornell and Colgate trailing in no particular order.
October 26, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: So far, so good at Union
ECAC Hockey: Smooth transition at Union
October 26, 2011
From NEHJ: Yale driven by its own goals, not its critics
From the mag: Yale has motivation
October 19, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Yale has weighty issue to overcome
The Yale men's hockey team is getting its due this preseason as it waits for its opener Oct. 28.
October 12, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Opportunity trumps loyalty
When three ECAC Hockey teams qualified for the NCAA tournament last season, it brought hope to the idea that the conference would become more respectable in the eyes of college hockey enthusiasts.
August 31, 2011
Forton named assistant coach at Harvard
Harvard names Forton men's assistant coach
August 19, 2011
Cashman returning to Quinnipiac as assistant coach
Quinnipiac has hired former All-American player Reid Cashman as an assistant coach for the 2011-12 season.
August 15, 2011
Quinnipiac signs Rand Pecknold to extension
Quinnipiac announced Monday that men's hockey coach Rand Pecknold (Bedford, N.H.) has signed a contract extension through the 2015-16 season.
May 10, 2011
From NEHJ: Yale still seeking to take final steps
For Yale, the 2010-11 season was about taking the next step.
April 18, 2011
From NEHJ: Yale goalie Rondeau left winning mark
It was last fall, and by most accounts, Yale was slated to build on its 2010 NCAA tournament appearance and repeat as one of the elite teams in the country.
April 3, 2011
From NEHJ: Region gets frozen out of Frozen Four
They were knockout punches that neither team saw coming. Nor did just about anyone who pays attention at this time of year.
March 26, 2011
Yale's Frozen Four hopes dashed with loss to Duluth
Yale falls short of Frozen Four with loss
March 23, 2011
From NEHJ: For Pallis, it's just love for the game
Twenty miles southwest of Boston, a crooked highway's drive from the glare of city lights, Derrick Pallis depended on an artificial glow all his own.
March 19, 2011
Dartmouth keeps faint NCAA hopes alive with consolation win
Dartmouth got a three-point night from Matthew Lindblad and that helped propel it to a 5-3 win over Colgate in the ECAC Hockey consolation game.
March 19, 2011
Yale drubs Cornell to win ECAC Hockey title
Yale ran away with a 6-0 win over Cornell to earn the title of ECAC champs.
March 18, 2011
Cornell's Garman blanks Dartmouth, setting up finals clash with Yale
Cornell goaltender Mike Garman turned aside all 37 shots, while Sean Whitney had the game-winner and a game-saving play as "Big Red" beat "Big Green" 3-0.
March 10, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Underdogs have their attention
ECAC Hockey: Calling all underdogs
March 4, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: RPI misses the point
ECAC Hockey Journal: Missing the point
February 28, 2011
Quinnipiac's Babstock is Rookie of the Year
Babstock named league's top rookie
February 25, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Top spot, seeds up for grabs
ECAC Hockey Journal: Four prizes
February 11, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Devins spark Cornell charge
ECAC Hockey Journal: Devins spark Cornell
February 4, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Union's landmark victory
ECAC Hockey Journal: Union's landmark victory
January 28, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Crunch time for RPI
ECAC Hockey Journal: Crunch time for RPI
January 25, 2011
From NEHJ: Dartmouth's Mello makes most of chance
NEHJ: Dartmouth goalie makes most of chance
January 11, 2011
ECAC Hockey Journal: Cornell's roller-coaster streak
ECAC Journal: Cornell's roller-coaster streak


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