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Notes from a rad mad Electroacoustic creative music production process
posted on Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:53:10 -0700
[editors notes: this was written a few days back, at an earlier stage in the production.. since then things have changed pretty dramatically.. but the ideas contained here are still front and center.. as far as the music production / musical composition’s core organizational principles are concerned… The other note to note.. is this is but part 1.. stay tuned for the second half] Ok.. the last post I actually posted was what we call in the social media biz “supper duper” long… which is strat
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Brain Scans Show Relationship Between Guilt, Depression
posted on Wed, 27 Aug 2008 16:40:31 -0700
As if feeling guilty wasn't bad enough, a new study by the National Institutes of Neurological Disorders and Stroke finds that brain imaging confirms a deep association between guilt and depression. Scientists studied 29 healthy subjects using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to scan their brains while they contemplated various social behaviors. Researchers charted for the first time how different parts of the brain correspond to feelings provoked by different types of socially inapp
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Today’s Coach is Yesterday’s Shrink
posted on Wed, 27 Aug 2008 15:02:06 -0700
Today’s Coach is Yesterday’s Shrink August 27th, 2008 By Dr. Gaby Cora Much has been written about the similarities and differences between being a coach and a therapist. While the medical model has been invaded by third party payers, time restrictions, and stigma, the coaching model is viewed as a process of improvement and has boomed as an alternative. Today’s coach is yesterday’s shrink. Read the rest of this entry » Posted in Executive Coaching | No Comments »
LEROI MOORE, His Finest Hour: #41 with the Dave Matthews Band from ‘Crush’ and the speed of flirtacious lust
posted on Tue, 26 Aug 2008 06:54:11 -0700
LEROI MOORE, His Finest Hour: #41 with the Dave Matthews Band from ‘Crush’ and the speed of flirtacious lust August 26, 2008 – 8:54 am Posted in International Language, Music Psychology, calibration, cognitive tempo, music, neurology, pattern, psychology, rhythm, tempo Tagged "Suzanne", Boyd Tinsley, entertainment, Leonard Cohen, love, Mel Gibson, music, Obama, psychology, racism, tolerance
Meanspeed reply to Mel Gibson: “SUZANNE” - composed by Leonard Cohen, meanspeed/average standard tempo=57.2 bpm, mean-emotion=melodrama - version: Judy Collins
posted on Tue, 26 Aug 2008 06:49:10 -0700
Meanspeed reply to Mel Gibson: “SUZANNE” - composed by Leonard Cohen, meanspeed/average standard tempo=57.2 bpm, mean-emotion=melodrama - version: Judy Collins August 26, 2008 – 8:49 am Posted in International Language, Music Psychology, calibration, cognitive tempo, music, neurology, pattern, psychology, rhythm Tagged music, entertainment, psychology, culture, "Suzanne", Mel Gibson, racism, self-hatred, love
WHEN FRUITS ARE VEGETABLES
posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2008 16:47:00 -0700
A voter’s behavior at the polling place reduces to a decision. Hold that idea. This is analogous to a shopper’s behavior. How much time does a shopper spend in deciding what tomato in a pile of tomatoes will provide the biggest payoff in return for their investment of “selection” time? Why is it that a given shopper will select several candidate tomatoes And then from this selection decide on a single tomato? We enter, here, into the realm of behavioral economics. Although it must be true tha
Let’s Use Common Sense on Learning Styles
posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:08:13 -0700
Professor Willingham’s Learning Styles Don’t Exist video has generated a fair amount of debate. You can check the comments on that link and on these sites: D-Ed Reckoning: Learning Styles are Bunk Eduwonkette: Should Teachers Adjust Their Teaching to Individual Learning Styles? Crucial Thought Teach Effectively! Casting Out Nines Where’s the Sun? The major gripe is that some students have certain limitations [learning disabilities and other conditions that might lead to an IEP] and ar
“I thought if I held out long enough, someone would find a cure”
posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2008 19:33:34 -0700
I’ve written about acceptance before (here) , (here) oh and (here) - it’s one of those topics that seems to come up again and again (or is that ‘cos I’m looking for it?!). I have been reading about self efficacy beliefs especially relating to beliefs about returning to work, and the thought crossed my mind that people can hold contradictory beliefs about their condition and their confidence to do things despite pain, but that it probably has some sort of emotional cost. Not sure that I’ve found
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Don’t Let Know-Nothings Dumb Us All Down
posted on Sun, 24 Aug 2008 08:15:15 -0700
Don’t Let Know-Nothings Dumb Us All Down 24 08 2008 . . .by cynically conspiring to devalue the “power of the individual human mind to think” (as Spencer Tracy’s Clarence Darrow-esque character put it in Inherit the Wind.) Daryl puts his own good mind to use in this rant against ignorance as a potent political weapon. What say we start now to repurpose academic “accountability” laws, use that concept to hold the conspiracy of know-nothings accountable to the people for all they’ve done to s
0521790204: Conversation and Cognition
posted on Sat, 23 Aug 2008 22:25:18 -0700
Author(s): Hedwig te Molder, Jonathan PotterISBN: 9780521790208Publisher: Cambridge University PressEdition: 1Date: 23 May 2005Pages: 298Written by some of the leading figures in the fields of conversation analysis, discursive psychology and ethnomethodology, this book looks at the challenging implications of new discourse approaches to the topic of cognition. It provides a survey of cutting-edge debates about discourse and cognition as well as a range of illustrative analyses which show how t
Free Culture Fair IQ Test Based on Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices
posted on Sat, 23 Aug 2008 18:51:38 -0700
Link for this Post: IQTest.Dk: a Free Culture Fair IQ Test Based on Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices This is a flash based online IQ test which I discovered on Mensa Denmark. It is a culture fair test which means that your economic and social levels should not affect it. It is based on Raven's Progressive Matrices which what the high IQ organization Mensa believes is the best method of arriving at a general intelligence score. You can find a lot more information about the test when y
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