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Like a Bird
Lil' Boosie
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Like a Bird
feat. Trill Ent
[Lil' Boosie]
Ugh! We dropped again on you bitch ass, niggaz! (Laughing)
Every album like a bird!
If you buy Trill shit
Then you buy that real shit!
And the D.A. and the judge gone get it
If they don't free Pimp C, bitch!
And when I drop shit, it's hot shit!
You know I ain lyin'
I only gave y'all half the shit, but I got more in my mind!
If you heard that green and yellow cd
You bout love a lil nigga!
You a girl, in this thug world
You might wanna fuck a lil nigga!
I don't really give a fuck
About the fortune and fame
I want the money
So my daughter wouldn't have to beg, no mane!
I'm in the studio, daily nigga!
Wit my pen and my pad
Where I run rhymes about my life
And how I'm missin' my dad
Dedicated, to makin' these hundreds
I get paid for my shows
Niggaz hate it, cause' my name
That's what takin' these hoes!
Thirty-six zones, on the fuckin shelf at the stores
Ya better get before it goes! .....And
[Chorus: repeat 4X]
Every album like a bird....steady flippin!
Every album like a bird!
[Lil' Boosie]
My first album was bout a 7 (It was aight)
But I talk me some shit
About this world
About these girls
And how I dog, my bitch!
My next album was bootleg
Ain even come to the stores
Cause a nigga stole it
And they sold it for the price of some "O"!
Six months later, they heard that "For My Thugs"
The cd that have you niggaz and bitches tearin da club up! Huh!
Ain nothing but raw rhymes
No flashy shit, just hard times!
Nigga don't wanna hear bout ballin
If he ain' got a damn quarter!
Ya hear me talkin'
But to see that ghetto D, that's real shit!
Cause I'm feelin' the power
Cause I get 5 G's, to be on stage, for a half a hour!
Shit, I heard... (Don't say no names) ... wanna holla!
I want 2 billion dollars
Not no million, you dick rider!
I got two 24,80's dawg
They filled up!
With shit that'll make you get kill
Or even kill us!
Then I drop....huh!
Then I drop again!
And I get sicker every time
I touch dat fuckin' pen! ...And
Every album like a bird in a corner store
Keep it real boy
Trill got the good dope!
See grill, big bills, with a thick hoe
About an ounce of that good dolja
We gone big blow!
Wanna beef, motherfucker?!
Ain no problem with that!
I barely hit you in ya chest
Made it come out ya back!
And while you put yo look on hard
I be rippin them tracks
And by the time it hit the shelves
I'll be gettin' it back!
So many niggaz playa hatin'
So I'm totin a gat
Pistol grippin', steady waiting on a nigga to act!
That's how you livin' when you on
And ya got that crack
And wake up with a new bone
I can get left flat!
So fuck that, ride strapped
Give another nigga what he deserve
And I'ma keep a bad bitch
Cause I'm flippin' these birds!
Trill niggaz bout to fuck it up
I know you nerv (nervous)
Because them niggaz got dope in them birds!
Like a Bird
Lil' Boosie
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A new program in genealogical research was announced recently. The Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh, aka GRIPitt, is a week-long program similar to Samford University's Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research, to be held annually each July at LaRoche College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This summer, GRIPitt will offer four courses:
- Intermediate Genealogy: Tools for Digging Deeper with Paula Stewart-Warren
- Advanced Research Methods with Thomas W. Jones
- Beneath the Home Page: Problem Solving with Online Repositories with D. Joshua Taylor
- German Genealogical Research with John T. Humphrey
The course leaders are widely known genealogical researchers, lecturers, and authors, and are joined by other distinguished members of the genealogical community, including Clair Bettag, Rick Sayre, Pam Stone Eagleson, and Pamela Boyer Sayre. Elissa Scalise Powell, another well-known face, and Deborah Lichtner Deal serve as directors.
Although 2012 is GRIPitt's first year, one course, Tom Jones' Advanced Research Methods, filled within minutes of registration opening. The other three courses still have space, most likely not for long.
As time moves on and GRIPitt becomes more popular, I expect other courses will be added, possibly as counterpoints to IGHR's offerings or in response to trends within the discipline. Whatever direction GRIPitt takes, the opportunity to tap into the minds of some of genealogy's brightest stars is a welcome one.


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People vary as to whether they prioritise colour or brand when making their purchase of coloured pencils.Here are some possible options identified in a new Opinion Poll I'm running on Coloured Pencils - Resources for Artists. Click this link to access the poll POLL: Coloured Pencils - do you go for Colour or Brand?
- My own personal preference is to go for the best colour from a reliable good quality brand. Hence I vary as to which brands I favour for different colours - and use most brands in the process!
- For some they go for the colour irrespective of quality issues
- Other people are dedicated to using one brand - or maybe two. Possibly because that's all the local art store stocks and they haven't yet got used to ordering online.
- I'm always looking for the right colour
- Colour is the priority - but only from brands which are good quality and reliable
- Most of my pencils are from one or two brands
- I prefer to stick to one brand
|A sample of Coloured Pencil Brands on a sketching outing
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What is the Divine Plan for Life? – Part 2/2
(Continued from Part 1 at https://sbeckow.wordpress.com/2010/09/29/what-is-the-divine-plan-for-life-part-12/.)
Part 2. The Process of Spiritual Evolution in Detail
Now that we've established that terrestrial and extraterrestrial, embodied and disembodied sources recognize the Divine Plan of spiritual evolution, let's look at that plan in more detail.
First of all,the process of creation, preservation, and transformation that serves the Divine Plan is infinite and eternal. Silver Birch says:
"The Great Spirit is infinite, and so the process of creation is infinite, progressing always in its multitudinous expressions from imperfection to perfection, from immaturity to maturity, through all the countless grades of evolution.
"That process is timeless. It had no beginning, it has no end, for it belongs to infinity. It is part of the infinite Great Spirit, and that self-same spirit finds its expression in human life at varying stages of unfoldment." (1)
Moreover, Silver Birch continues, nothing stands still in life but all is in constant motion away from or towards the Divine.
"Life, because it is life, cannot ever be static, for that way lies stagnation. Life is rhythm, motion, progress, unfoldment, development, the reaching out towards perfection all the time. Unless there were constant gradations of life, unless there was a constant pilgrimage on the rungs of the ladder of progress, life would not be life. It is in the variety of evolution, with its multitudinous stages of development, that life becomes life.
"If all were at the same stage, if perfection were attained, if there were no necessity for further striving, no need for new attainments, no need for still greater expression, then the incentive to live, to achieve, would gradually become extinct. The motivation of life is always onward, striving to reach out to clasp that which is at present beyond its grasp. And it is always in the striving, in the attempt to conquer, seeking to triumph over difficulty, that the spirit finds itself and God is at work amongst you. (2)
Third, from the evolutionary point of view, according to spirit leader "Imperator" (the pseudonym adopted by the prophet Malachi), we come to recognize Earth life "as a school of training." (3)
"Ye are spirits placed for a while in a garb of flesh to get training for an advanced spirit-life, where the seeds sown in the past bear their fruit, and the spirit reaps the crop which it has prepared." (4)
Psychic Researcher Frederic Myers extends that by telling us, from his vantage point in the astral planes, that education and evolution are the reasons for the creation of all worlds, both physical and spiritual:
"The reason, therefore, for the universe and for all appearances, for even the little mundane joys and sorrows of human beings, is to be found in the term "evolution of spirit," the need for complete fulfillment which can be obtained through limitation, through the expression of the spirit in form. For only through that expression can spirit grow, developing from the embryo, only through manifestation in appearance can spirit obtain fulfillment.
"For this purpose were we born, for this purpose we enter and pass through myriad worlds or states, and always the material universe is growing, expanding, giving fuller and fuller expression to mind. The purpose of existence may be summed up in a phrase–the evolution of mind in matter that varies in degree and kind–so that mind develops through manifestation, and in an ever-expanding universe ever increases in power and gains thereby the true conception of reality.
"The myriad thoughts of God, those spirits which inform with life all material forms, are the lowest manifestation of God, and must thus learn to become God-like — to become an effective part of the Whole." (5)
In the Earth school, we learn by experiencing, as Betty Bethard's teacher tells us. Knowing the Self is the object of all lessons.
"[Earth] is nothing more than a school which we go through, each incarnation [being] like a grade. Many times we don't 'pass,' but we aren't going to fail either. We just may remain on a particular level without progressing. In time, we begin to progress at our own rate of speed.
"And, of course, the more you change inwardly, the more you can comprehend. The more clarity and understanding you have and the more love you are able to bring into your aura, the faster your tests can come. You can be allowed three grades or three lifetimes in one incarnation if your soul is truly advancing and learning.
"To know Self is to know all things. If you watch how you handle things, how you are working with others around and about you, you are given more clarity, more tests, more obstacles. But there are more opportunities for growth so that you can speed things up, too. This is the soul's choice." (6)
We heard Betty Bethards' teacher and John Heslop say in the first article that much more can be learned on Earth than in Heaven. Here T.E. Lawrence, known to Earth-dwellers as Lawrence of Arabia, explains why:
"There is … a reason for stressing the importance of the earth experience. It seems that in the cycle of growth [earth life] is the formative stage when alone any real growth in essence takes place. When the earth life is over and one comes here, the law of affinity takes one into congenial conditions and the general alleviation of circumstances removes all outer sources of conflict. There is no more struggle for existence. Our work here is a kind of mopping-up operation.
"We can, in fact we must, graduate from regions where our faults and temper and our sense of guilt are tolerated to those where we have to clear ourselves of these stains of earth. But although we may clear ourselves and in the ascent of the planes gradually purify our being until we are again essential spirit, still no actual growth in this spirit will have been made here.
"What we bring from earth remains our all, so our fate is bound up with our earth experiences; only in the struggle and turmoil of life there are we able to make any real difference to our spiritual stature. So, although this in-between period is a wonderful interlude, the real work has to be done on earth." (7)
Fourth, spiritual evolution features more than one movement. We have now heard several people say that, in life, to quote Ibn Arabi, "sometimes [man] rises; sometimes he goes low." (8) In fact, if we remember that Ibn Arabi described life as an arc in the first part of this article, away from and back to God, we see that he has in fact been describing two movements – a sacred arc and a spiritual spiral. The rising and falling in the course of the arc is the spiral.
The sacred arc is the overall parabolic descent into matter and ascent into spirit over countless lifetimes. The spiritual spiral is a periodic rising and falling in any one lifetime as the being responds to its "many tribulations" due to karma. Sage Vasistha, millennia ago, referred to this second movement as the "rise and fall in evolution" that is brought about by "the law of cause and effect." (9)
Twentieth-century Christian Master Beinsa Douno described this arc as a "partial rise and descent in an oscillating curve." (10)
Let us now combine the two movements — the sacred arc and the spiritual spiral. As we travel through the sacred arc over evolutionary periods of time, we follow a spiritual spiral on a day-to-day basis. While the movement of the arc may be away from and back to God, the movement of the spiral is through the same situations again and again until we learn our lessons. In the course of this parabolic and spiral journey of many lifetimes, says Al Ghazzali, the individual being "rises from the rank of beasts to that of angels." (11)
We'll find the use of this combined metaphor of arc and spiral common in the literature on the divine plan. South African Mike Swain uses the image of a spiral staircase to convey it: spiritual evolution is "a circular staircase of ever-evolving self-perception." (12) Englishwoman Frances Banks also offers it when she says "consciousness is on an upward spiral and progresses onward." (13) Silver Birch also uses the image. "Evolution is not in a straight line," he says. "It is a spiral. At the top, things look beautiful; at the bottom they don't look so beautiful.' (14)
Another thing about spiritual evolution is, as Silver Birch says, the more we learn, the more we see there is to learn:
"The higher your soul evolves the greater is the progress it has made — but the more it knows there is to be evolved. That is its disadvantage, it is more dissatisfied. The more sensitive you become to beauty, the more sensitive you are to ugliness. The higher you rise, the lower you can sink." (15)
Moreover, simply passing over into the spirit world widens the horizon, as Betty's teacher says.
"Here we know better the meaning that lies behind it all, and realize that it is a small matter as compared with the wonderful scheme that lies behind all effort, all evolution. … When all is known it will be seen that the evils of the earth life are for one purpose only, to train humans in the way to understand right from wrong, and to educate them to choose the right.
"In the process of evolution many fall by the wayside, many strive and fail, many endeavors are frustrated. But the lesson remains, and the individual has grown to a slight extent. Life may be lost, time may be wasted, apparently, but the end has been achieved in some fashion." (16)
We've discussed in other articles the few souls who do not succeed at all in evolution. Betty's teacher also refers to them:
"There are cases where evolution has failed in some individuals, and the result is downward instead, because of some perverse trait that turned the effort in the wrong direction. But this is far less than is generally believed. All failures, so-called, are not failures. Many prove to be the greatest successes; for an impress has been made on the soul that will last through eternity." (17)
Philosopher William James reveals that our view of life changes dramatically once we free ourselves from the body and enter the afterlife.
"We get different viewpoints on many of these [matters] because of our ability to understand some things that were beyond our grasp there. We see that many things which we looked upon as evils there, appear to us now as problems that were placed in our path for us to solve. We find that many things which we considered blessings were only some of the more cheerful events of our life. The real evils we did not fully understand, the real blessings have been left for this life." (18)
Thus we can see that the Divine Plan of spiritual evolution can be described in the long term as a sacred arc as it moves away from and returns to God, and in the short term as a spiral motion which sees life rise and fall in response to karma. In the course of this journey, we pass through infinite experiences that school us in righteousness, maturity, and self-identity, until we find ourselves in a position to fulfill the purpose of life, which is to realize ourselves as God.
This is the grand design of life, the Divine Plan, the architecture of spiritual evolution, one step of which is now about to be realized in the process of Ascension on Dec. 21, 2012.
(1) Silver Birch, Silver Birch's Teachings. Located at http:/www.angelfire.com/ok/SilverBirch/Tcon.html, n.p.
(2) Loc. cit.
(3) "Imperator" (Malachi) speaking through Stainton Moses. Spirit Teachings. London: Spiritualist Press, n.d. (Prior to 1883), 52.
(4) Spirit leader Imperator in Moses, ST, ibid., 65-6. Scot John Heslop: "Earth is the training ground of the spirit." (John Heslop through F. Heslop, medium, Speaking Across the Border-Line. Being Letters from a Husband in Spirit Life to His Wife on Earth. London: Charles Taylor, 9th ed., n.d. , 22.) American journalist Julia Ames agrees that physical life is an essential part of the process of spiritual evolution.
"For reasons known to Him who is over all, it is deemed essential that the soul should be passed through the training of physical life. It is part of the process by which the soul attains its ultimate evolution." (Julia [Julia T. Ames] through W.T. Stead, medium, After Death. A Personal Narrative. New York: George H. Doran, n.d.; c. 1914. , 156.)
(5) Frederick W.H. Myers through Geraldine Cummins, medium. The Road to Immortality. Being a description of the after-life purporting to be communicated by the late F. W. H. Myers [Frederick William Henry Myers, 1843-1901]. Located at http://www.trans4mind.com/spiritual/cummins/cummins1.html. , n.p.
(6) Unnamed spirit teacher through Betty Bethards, medium, There is No Death. Novato, CA: Inner Light Foundation, 1976; c1975. , 8-9.
(7) T.E. Lawrence through Jane Sherwood, medium, Post-Mortem Journal. Communications from T.E. Lawrence. London: Spearman, 1964., 91.
(8) Muhyidden Ibn Arabi, Kernel of the Kernel. trans. Ismail Hakki Bursevi. Sherborne: Beshara, n.d., 20.
(9) Venkatesananda, Swami, ed., The Concise Yoga Vasistha. Albany: State University of New York, 1984, 94.
(10) "Brother of the Smallest One," Lectures, 1 January 1917, http://www.beinsadouno.org., downloaded 7 March 2005.
(11) Al-Ghazzali, The Alchemy of Happiness. trans. Claud Field. Lahore: ASHRAF, 1971; c1964, 32.
(12) Mike Swain in Jasper Swain, From My World to Yours: A Young Man's Account of the Afterlife. New York: Walker, 1977, 86.
(13) Frances Banks in Helen Graves, Testimony of Light. London: Churches Fellowship for Psychical & Spiritual Studies, 1975; c1969, 40.
(14) Silver Birch, Light from Silver Birch. Comp. Pam Riva. London: Psychic Press, 1983, 19.
(15) Silver Birch, SBT, ibid., n.p.
(16)Unnamed spiritual teacher to Betty Bethards, medium, There is No Death. Novato, CA: Inner Light Foundation, 1976; c1975, 11-2, 264.
(17) Ibid., 264-5. On Irma Grese, who was liquidated after descending too far, see "Verifying SaLuSa on the Dark Planes," at https://sbeckow.wordpress.com/2010/09/15/verifying-salusa-on-the-dark-planes/
(18) Philosopher William James in Fred Rafferty, ed., Charlotte E. Dresser, medium, Life Here and Hereafter. Author's edition. Downloaded from http://www.harvestfields.ca/ebook/02/001/00.htm, 2 Feb. 2008, 107-8.


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Thanks to Texas A&M, there are now only three undefeated teams fighting to fill one of two spots in this year's BCS championship game.
Your new No. 1 team? Kansas State, fresh off a win over TCU. As we said Saturday night, the Wildcats should be feeling good about their BCS chances so long as they can win their remaining games against Baylor and No. 15 Texas, which has quietly rebounded after dropping a pair of Big 12 games in early October. Manhattan, KS, could be a rocking town here in a couple of weeks.
Oregon comes in at No. 2 as the Ducks prepare for a difficult stretch against No. 13 Stanford and No. 16 Oregon State. Despite being the top-ranked team in both the AP and USA Today coaches' polls, the Ducks are still looking at a No. 4 computer average. That should figure to go up if Chip Kelly's team can get through the next few weeks unscathed.
Left out as of the BCS championship picture as of tonight, once again, is No. 3 Notre Dame. It's still hard to imagine the Irish could be undefeated with quality wins against Oklahoma, Stanford and perhaps USC and still be left out of the championship game, but that's the way things appear to be lining up.
Alabama falls to No. 4 after losing a heartbreaker at home to A&M, and is the first of six straight SEC teams in the BCS top 10 — yet the SEC's streak of six straight BCS championship game appearances could very well be coming to an end — before Florida State rounds out the list.
Staying in the ACC, Clemson comes in at No. 11, Oklahoma comes in at No. 12 and Nebraska is ranked 14th. Rivals UCLA and USC come in at No. 17 and No. 18, respectively, and will be playing for the Pac-12 South lead next Saturday. In fact, the Pac-12 BCS at-large picture gets interesting in the next few weeks with Stanford, Oregon State, UCLA and USC all playing in important games. To receive a BCS at-large bid, a team must be ranked in the top 14.
Louisville drops nine spots to No. 19 after losing a shocker to Syracuse and Louisiana Tech, still eyeing a BCS bowl appearance, checks in at No. 20.
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It is possible to live to 100. But I don't recommend it. Especially if you have to pay through nose to some health-fad guru who may not be there to refund if you have been conned.
Always remember what works for your guru doesn't guarantee same results for you.
Whenever I am faced with such less- than- proven- diets I remember the anecdote about Winston Churchill. Montgomery of Al Amein crowed he was 100% fit because he kept away from smoking and spirits. Churchill who loved both cigar and his whisky retorted that these made him feel 200% fit.
Be that as it may there is no reason for you to throw to winds basic consideration that you owe your body to keep it from abuse.
There are lifestyle habits that age you most quickly
1. Poor diet
2. Lack of exercise
3. Stress and worry
4. Exhaustion
5. Unhappiness
6. Lack of love
7. Toxic overload
8. Blockages and congestion of the transportation highways within our bodies.
Healthy habits to live long
It takes 14 to 21 days of repetitive behavior to form a new pattern in your brain. Once the pattern is formed, it becomes an automatic behavioral response. As you develop new healthy habits, they will begin to replace bad habits. Here are some of the most transformative longevity habits:
1. Drink more water
Drink 8(?! There is no such magic number) glasses of fresh, filtered water every day. Water is very important for proper lymphatic drainage and hydrating the cells to prevent buildup of toxic waste products.
2. Eat like a centenarian
That is frugally and at regular times. Take time to enjoy every morsel of your food. Overeating merely gives your weakness a run and indigestion may be the result. A balanced diet is better than sticking to vegetables or meat as though your key to health is in avoiding the other. Fruits and nuts are also important.
• Eat fish and cut back on meat and poultry.
• Choose the right fats. Cut back on saturated fats like butter and avoid all trans fats. Instead, choose mono-saturated fats: olive, sesame, canola, flax, and fish oils.
• Avoid all refined sugars.
3. Restore with regular rest
Get 7 to 8 hours of quality sleep every night.
4. Take the stairs!
Take a walk. Go for a swim. Join the gym. Find an exercise activity that works for you and stick to it, practicing at least four times a week for thirty minutes a session. Regular exercise can strengthen your immune system, uplift your mood, maintain joint mobility, increase energy.
5. Manage your stress.
Stress is the way of life. If you haven't set to make your life burn like a candle at both ends spend time to disengage with the reality of improvident fools. Big corporate worlds thrive on the mistaken notion work and stress go hand in hand. So longer hours are demanded of you. And also stress of meeting their impossible goals. Work is a therapy when you are in control of your goals including of your body.
Meditation is a powerful way to manage your stress level. For the best results, meditate every day. Start with five minutes and work your way up to fifteen or twenty minutes.
6. Detoxify your surroundings.
With environmental factors causing ever more damage to our well-being, it is important to live in a decent and natural environment. Check out for the chemicals that you breathe and handle,- paint, equipments that run on gas like refrigerator, air-conditioners or toys you buy for your toddlers etc.,
Lower your body's toxic load by living close to nature.
I could wish you live long but live long and live happy is what you ought to strive for. Unless you are happy what have you some 100miserable years. Ptooey! Who wants to live like that?
Benny with a little help from Dr. Mao.


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A solid understanding of theory of mind (ToM) is extremely important to understanding some of the fallacies that derive from its misapplication. ToM "is the ability to attribute mental states—beliefs, intents, desires, pretending, knowledge, etc.—to oneself and others and to understand that others have beliefs, desires and intentions that are different from one's own."[1] To better understand this definition, let us consider a situation where ToM is applied both practically and accurately.
While Bob was out shopping, his wife, Mary, poured all of his whiskey down the sink. After Bob returned home, his boss, Phil, came over to visit and asked Bob for a drink of whiskey. Upon hearing this, Mary quickly excused herself and left the house.
If the above passage seems like anything more than a series of random events to you, then you have actually applied ToM several times, in several different ways and in only a matter of seconds. The most advanced computers available today could not begin to extrapolate all the information that you just did from that short passage.
Making sense of the above passage required imagining at least 2 different virtual models of the human mind. You realized that Bob didn't know his whiskey had been poured down the sink and that he would likely be angry when he found out. To do this you had to keep track of beliefs, intents and knowledge, attribute them to different people and, finally, make a prediction of behavior based on those models. You even predicted Bob's reaction without being prompted with a question as to how he might react.
Incredibly, you did not actually derive your prediction of Bob's behavior from your own model of Bob's mind. You analyzed Mary's behavior, used it to extrapolate your model of her mind and realized that she was predicting Bob's behavior based on her model of Bob's mind. You did all of this with so little effort that you didn't even realize that you were doing it. I bet you feel pretty smart right now, huh?
The human ToM is one of the least talked about but most important aspects of human evolution. Our highly evolved ToM allowed for the development of complex social structures that gave us a significant advantage over other creatures that had evolved bigger teeth, bigger claws, and much more powerful limbs and jaws. We divided our duties of protecting our camps and children, hunting for meat, and gathering other foodstuffs because we understood that particular duties were being handled by others. We also developed highly organized strategies for hunting and killing large animals that would have been impossible to conquer using spontaneous blitz attacks.
As a simple example of the advantage of ToM to hunting, consider a Stone Age hunter tracking a wild boar. Part way down the trail, the hunter realizes that the boar is headed for a nearby watering hole and he also realizes that the boar has chosen the longer of two trails. Taking a shortcut, the hunter easily catches up to the boar at the watering hole and secures a feast for his entire clan. A pair of jackals might have also been on the trail of the boar but tracking only by scent, and lacking ToM, they do not have the advantage of predicting the boar's destination. The jackals end up missing out on a valuable meal.
Upon returning with the slaughtered boar to camp, the hunter proceeds to divide the meat. He knows that the shaman likes the spleen for ritualistic practices. He knows that the old toothless woman likes the liver. He gives a strip of tenderloin to a young girl that he fancies and then quickly gives an entire shoulder to his rival for the girl's attention – that he might appease his rival and reduce the potential for physical confrontation. These sorts of social dynamics are only possible with a very highly evolved theory of mind.
When people begin discussing human evolution and marvel at how we survived, against all odds, with such pathetic biological weaponry, they all too often seem to ignore the human capacity to model other minds: the minds of other hunters, other predators, the prey animal being pursued, and of other creatures that become silent or scurry away in reaction to the aforementioned animals. Humans can whip up numerous artificial minds instantaneously to keep track of all of these or they can hold onto long term models used to keep tabs on the social dynamics at work around them. Other animals can exhibit behaviors that suggest a theory of mind, but none have a theory of mind anywhere near as developed as that of man. It could easily be argued that it is the one area in which the greatest margin has evolved between humans and every other creature on the planet.
One drawback of our ToM is that it might be a little too highly developed. Humans are prone to whipping up a virtual model of the human mind without even considering whether or not it applies in a given situation. This leaves us exhibiting some extremely irrational behaviors such as having conversations with cats, begging stop lights to change, and commanding teetering objects not to fall as we run to catch them. In a rural setting we can do such silly things as begging fire to ignite, pleading with the sky for rain, and asking the wind in our most polite tone if it might not be so kind as to stop blowing for just one afternoon.
This sort of fallacious projection of human consciousness into elements of the environment can become so convoluted that we actually start to negotiate with the natural elements. Think for a moment about a drought stricken farmer standing in his field, looking up at the sky and saying, "If you would just be so kind as to give me a little rain I would love you so much! Give a guy just a little break, would ya?" It is easy to understand the desperation of such a man and overlook the irrational nature of his behavior. Although we might think he was slightly crazy if he started doing a little jig in the hopes that the sky might find him entertaining and thereby be more persuaded by his desires, some twentieth century farmers actually paid money for Native American rain dancers to do just that.
It shouldn't be hard then to understand why so many primitive cultures have been documented as having beliefs in sun, sky, wind, and fire gods. Consider the modern phenomenon of clans decorating themselves in ritualistic colours, painting their faces to match, and standing in front of a video display screaming, "Run, you son-of-a-bitch, RUN!" There is absolutely no possibility that their screams can be heard by the player running with the ball but even the most intelligent, educated, otherwise reasonable individuals in the crowd form such vivid connections with the ToM that they have created for their favorite player that they just can't help but scream as though the player himself is within earshot.
As a species it is not only natural, but overwhelmingly compelling for us to try to understand and influence everything around us by leveraging our most powerful evolutionary tool – our ability to instantly and effortlessly fabricate a model of our own conscious mind. As a civilized society, however, it is important that we begin to realize the limitations of this highly evolved tool, and the fallacy of applying it erroneously to inanimate objects, house pets, and nature. Our theory of mind is the wrong tool to use for understanding such things and actually leads to a misunderstanding of these things. Furthermore, such a fallacious projection can lead to the very compelling and misleading belief that we can influence such things through verbal persuasion.
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Great essay Heather! It really take you to the basis of the human mind. Actions like yelling at the sky for rain is a great example for humans "calling to the gods."
The mind is a very powerful thing. When you really break down the thinking the process (your first example), it really shows just how fast the brain interprets the things around us and all without us being conscience of our brain's decision.
A most excellent read Heather. I definitely want to learn much more on this subject.
I am very guilty of ToM when working on a project....I vent when it doesn't go the way I want it to...I tend to be quite vocal...so small children and little old ladies best not be in ear shot lol.
Thanks Walt & Nelson.
@Walter Maki - that first book that Nelson mentions looks really interesting. Just the reviews for it on wikipedia have more to say about ToM as a basis for religion than my whole damn blog - kinda makes me feel silly just to think of it that way.


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We are pleased to inform you that the Beta 11.5 of C#/XAML for HTML5 (the extension for Visual Studio that lets you build cross-platform HTML5 apps in standard C# and XAML) is available for download!
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Here is what's new since Beta 11.4:
- New "Silverlight Migration Wizard"! (see screenshots below) (it can be accessed from the "Tool" menu of the Visual Studio IDE) (it only helps to prepare the projects, folders, and files: the rest of the migration still requires manual work, as explained in the Silverlight Migration Guide)
- Support for Nullable types in WCF and by the XmlSerializer
- Support for "KeyEventArgs.PlatformKeyCode" to get the key code as reported by the browser
- Improved DateTime support and serialization
- Improved the reliability of the "Storyboard.Completed" event
- Improved the reliability of Dictionary<> and HashSet2<> when adding and then removing a reference type
- Improved support for Nullable.Equals, including when the value is null, such as in: ((int?)null).Equals(45)
- Fixed an issue where default(DateTime) was equal to 01/01/1970 instead of 01/01/0001
- Fixed a crash that occurred when "DropShadowEffect.Opacity" was out of range
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Irrigation 101
Sprinkler support (the connection between the pipe and sprinkler) can be of two types: swing joints and swing pipe assemblies. Swing joints are available in 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch sizes, but are more commonly seen on sprinklers with 1-inch or larger inlets. Swing pipe assemblies are preferred in the smaller sizes and consist of two threaded elbows, one to thread into the pipe fitting and the other to thread into the bottom of the sprinkler. In between the two elbows is a piece of small-diameter flexible pipe. The flexibility allows for the sprinkler to absorb weight going over it without breaking and makes the installation easier.
The length of pipe is measured and cut to the required length needed in the field. Some manufacturers prefabricate and sell swing pipe assemblies of specific lengths. Swing joints are made of PVC and have a minimum of three elbows for flexibility. The elbows have o-ring seals so they can remain loose and absorb movement without leaking water.
Turf and landscape systems are broken into zones to reduce flow requirements. A small zone may have four sprinklers, and a large zone may have 30 or more. An electric zone valve activates the zones. A zone valve can be plastic or brass, pressure rated for 150 or 200 psi. The zone valve is actuated with a 24 VAC signal, but opens and closes hydraulically. The valve opening and closing speed depends on the pressure and flow at the valve. Valves are as small as 1/2 inch and as large as 3 inches for turf and landscape systems. Most residential systems use 3/4- or 1-inch plastic valves. You should never have the valve completely open for valves equipped with flow control. Back off at least a half or whole turn from fully open. Install every electric valve in a valve box. The size of the valve box depends on the number and size of valves that you need to install in it. Also, install wire splices and shut-off valves in valve boxes.
Most irrigation systems use PVC or polyethylene pipe. The type of pipe you use will be dictated by the size of the system, your design requirements or geographical preferences. On smaller systems, depending on where the system is being installed, you might see all polyethylene pipe (New England), a combination of PVC mains and polyethylene laterals (Virginia) or all PVC pipe (Florida). Laterals are piping that is downstream of the control valve and not under continuous pressure. The type of pipe, the pipe size and the operating pressure of the system dictate the type of fittings you should use. Polyethylene pipe uses compression or insert-type fittings with clamps. Insert fittings are either PVC or Nylon. For small systems, use schedule 40 PVC glued fittings. Larger systems may use schedule 40, glued or gasketed, epoxy steel or ductile iron fittings.
The wire you use in an irrigation system should be made specifically for irrigation systems. Telephone or thermostat wire is a poor choice. The design should determine proper wire size. Waterproof connectors, such as the 3M DBY or Paige DBM connectors, are popular for irrigation systems. UL-listed connectors are available, but are expensive. They may need to be used depending on the area where the system is being installed. Color-coded wire helps in troubleshooting and repair.
Hundreds of controllers are available on the irrigation market. The number of stations and other features you desire will determine which is the best for a particular project application. Controller sizes start with as little as four stations and go up to 48 stations. Even larger controllers are available for golf applications. Look for features such as the number of stations, number of start times per schedule, number of schedules, water budgeting, self diagnostics, non-volatile memory or battery back-up, internal or external transformer, cabinet type and sensor overrides.
Rain shutoffs come in various types. Again, choose the one that best fits the application being irrigated. You can view irrigation products at most green-industry trade shows or on manufacturers' web sites. Equipment catalogs also are available from local distributors.
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LAUREL HILL �The Laurel Hill City Council discussed the possibility of dissolving Laurel Hill of its city status, during tonight's meeting.
LAUREL HILL � The City Council unanimously set a Dec. 11 town hall meeting at First Baptist Church of Laurel Hill, pending the church�s approval, to discuss whether it should dissolve the area�s city status.
The topic arose after resident Harold Jones addressed the council about many roads within city limits in need of repair.
"I think its time we looked at this realistically," Jones said. "The roads are a problem, have been a problem, and will continue to be a problem."
Jones said he has met with Okaloosa County officials several times about getting assistance in fixing the roads, without success.
He suggested removing the "city" title from Laurel Hill, making it an unincorporated community.
Jones suggested the issue come before residents in the next election cycle. Council Vice President Robby Adams motioned to begin the process of having an option to vote on the city charter�s dissolution on the next ballot.
"It�s time to let the citizens make a decision," Adams said.
Council member Betty Williamson seconded Adams� motion, which passed.
Clifton Hall, a new city council member sworn in before the meeting, disagreed with the motion.
"I'm not happy about it ... my feelings are to help Laurel Hill to stay a city," he said after the meeting.
Larry Hendren, Williamson, Adams and Hall voted in favor of the motion. Willie Mae Toles was absent.
Adams� motion to begin proceedings for possible dissolution was necessary to draft an ordinance for the March ballot.
"Before the council can get the ball rolling, they have to get the citizens� input in a town hall meeting," city attorney Daniel Campbell said. Should the council proceed with drafting the ordinance, its leaders must work with the Okaloosa County tax collector's office to ensure they follow procedures and make the March ballot.
"They have to follow the Florida statutes," Campbell said, referencing a chapter that covers dissolution procedures. The section states a "notice of an election shall be published at least once a week for two consecutive weeks prior to the election in a newspaper or general circulation of a municipality."
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Parent-child agreement regarding children's acute stress: the role of parent acute stress reactions." J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2006;45(12):1485-93."
Persistence of posttraumatic stress in violently injured youth seen in the emergency department." Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2002;156(8):836-40."
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