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Baz posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Scarlatti
wrap your GDS ears around this f’kin gem
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Baz posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Rameau: Une symphonie imaginaire
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BlueWren posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Freefall: further to your interesting post regarding memory being passed down through DNA, I found this in this morning’s headlines:
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BlueWren .. Graham Hanc ock has ALWAYS insisted that we are a civilization that has been extremely traumatized by an event that occurred eons ago .. That has always fascinated me .. With this new research .. things are beginning to make more sense .. Much appreciated .. and thanks for posting .. 🙂
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I wonder if some of our dreams and nightmares are DNA memories.
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Again .. EVERYTHING is connected .. we may not understand it but none the less .. ALL is connected .. INTERLOCKED ..
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It is a very interesting find, but the only thing this experiment proves conclusively is that RNA may be used to store certain relatively constant but changing parameters, such as the reaction time to certain stimuli by way of regulation of the secretion of certain chemicals, for example. So I would not generalize from THERE to MEMORY.
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And one more thing: anything stored in RNA affects every cell of the body hence useful for any kind of reaction that requires synchronization at the cell level. Memories that are not essential for survival, basically our every day ego-memories, have no reason to be stored in RNA.
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My interest in the article piqued after reading the last paragraph which indicates there is a plan afoot:
” Science and tech publication Futurism summed up the research, writing: “We’re still a way off from becoming a karate black belt simply by injecting some RNA into our necks, or downloading sweet dance moves directly to our minds. But we may…[Read more]
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shamus posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Early Baroque (Late Renaissance?) passacaglia for lute. As for the lute being eclipsed by the classical guitar, I share much of JPF’s thoughts about the harpsichord being neglected for the piano. The lute has a mellow yet crisp timbre, and upon attack and sustain sounds much cleaner than guitar (which can sound rather clumsy by comparison). I…[Read more]
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I wish the above video had better sound quality. This is another good performance of it with better sound:
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I agree… I’d rather hear things composed for lute ON the lute, and I do prefer the sound to the guitar.
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Dr Farrell, I am not sure, but I think the reason why original instruments were/are not used that much has more to do with finding talented/virtuoso players of such instruments (and those instruments can be extremely expensive). The tuning of the instruments of that era is also a very delicate thing that must be done right (and may not please all…[Read more]
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It is true that such instruments are more expensive, and hence, more difficult to learn, because they are hand crafted. And it is also true that the tempering systems for tuning them are known to a few people. But still, I think part of it is the mass production effect… and the resulting lazy ears….
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We are still waiting for a little taster of the new Pipe Organ!
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Or is China buying them all up?
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It is not here yet. If if ever DOES get you I will let everyone know.
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Playing a period instrument like the violin with a different temperament or tuning than the contemporary one is a real challenge regardless of whether the instrument is hand-crafted or not, because the violin does not have frets.
P.S. In middle-eastern music (Turkey, Iran, Arab world) the violin is one of the few instruments that can be used…[Read more]-
A simple but charming example of Persian-tuned piano composition:
(In Iran, the santur or dulcimer has always been very popular, and it sound a bit like the harpsichord, which explains the Iranian interest in piano)
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BlueWren posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Mapping the heavens. Is it really for us or for the future ‘Space Force’ …
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BlueWren posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
TPTB are trying very hard to have you agree to hand over your DNA files:
https://www.wired.com/story/a-new-startup-wants-to-use-crispr-to-diagnose-disease/?CNDID=41291302&mbid=nl_042818_daily_list1_p3 -
BlueWren posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
How to deliver nanobots with “precision medicine” or should I say “precision bio-weapon”:
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Margaret W. posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
WOW! Congratulations to Walter Bosley: It’s official: ‘Empire of the Wheel’ has been optioned for development as a dramatic television series! https://twitter.com/WBBosley/status/993567093713915904
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Yep! Congrats Walter!
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Baz posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
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Baz posted an update 7 years, 11 months ago
Let it be known that I am not averse to the cheap beguiling pop of Abba
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headphone volume at 11
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DanaThomas posted an update 7 years, 12 months ago
The crisis in the Southern European countries: author Tiziana Alterio talks (automatic translation available) about her book “La Guerra silenziosa” (The Silent War), discussing how the financial and business oligarchs are waging war against us without bombs or tanks, but (yet again) the war machine, on the European level, is located in Germany.…[Read more]
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I think I got SOME of this… lol
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With today’s call for fresh elections the “5 star movement” has most likely given in to globalist pressure (their current leader Mr DiMaio expresses admiration for Macron & Merkel) after deluding their potential voters into believing that they wanted to stop impositions from Brussels and Berlin. But if this re-do of elections actually takes place,…[Read more]
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I’ll get the book and report to you on it 🙂
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Ho studiato italino per quatro anni nell’unversita ma ho domenticato molto , non posso parlare bene. Devo studiare.
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Bravo poi ti tornerà tutto! Intanto puoi seguire il canale YT “Byoblu”.
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Baz posted an update 7 years, 12 months ago
Full Moon and some Palestrina
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Nice!
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DanaThomas posted an update 7 years, 12 months ago
Billionaire busybody time: a threat or just a sick dream?
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-27/bill-gates-warns-millions-could-die-if-us-doesnt-prepare-next-pandemic-
Dana that Flue Vaccine is being pushed 24/7. Is on the radio, tv, internet GET THAT FLUE SHOT. First of all Government don’t give anything for free, what’s the catch ? Second once you get that flue shot you have to perpetually have that vaccine every year. What kind of malicious software Mr. Bill Gates is trying to push through the blood stream…[Read more]
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Fortunately the flu shot mania has lost steam in Italy for the moment.
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Margaret W. posted an update 8 years ago
The Higherside Chats posts a new interview with Cort Lindahl: The Arcadian Mysteries, Oak Island, Edgar Allen Poe, & The Inner Earth [stream or download 1:17:26] https://www.thehighersidechats.com/the-arcadian-mysteries-oak-island-edgar-allen-poe-the-inner-earth/
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Havent listened to it yet.. but has anyone figured out how to dig that well yet at Oak Island?
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This was exceptionally good. I always suspected Edgar Alan Poe might be more than a West Point washout.
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Einiyah ben-Elyon posted an update 8 years ago
If this hasn’t been posted, thinking this group will appreciate: 2015-04-16 Eric Dollard Music, Harmonics & Electricity by Charles Roland Berry and Robert Emin
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Dollard, in my opinion, is one of the few who really UNDERSTANDS Telsa, and especially his Colorado Springs notes.
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Baz posted an update 8 years ago
Protons Awake !!
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Baz posted an update 8 years ago
Bach for St.Mark’s Eve
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DownunderET posted a new activity comment 8 years ago
I think you will enjoy your trip to Oz. CAF seems to like it here as she has been here many times.
Uluru is the aboriginal name for Ayres Rock, your not going to believe how big it is.
There is a funny story about Uluru, when an American fellow got off the tourist bus and said how good the rock looked at sunset when it changes color. The tourist…[Read more] -
justawhoaman posted an update 8 years ago
Whoo Hoo! Made the long flight to Sydney in order to see the many sights in Australia that I have been wanting to see for most of my life. Will be in Uluru with CAF so if there are other Gizers who plan to be there, looking forward to a “g’day mate”.
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I think you will enjoy your trip to Oz. CAF seems to like it here as she has been here many times.
Uluru is the aboriginal name for Ayres Rock, your not going to believe how big it is.
There is a funny story about Uluru, when an American fellow got off the tourist bus and said how good the rock looked at sunset when it changes color. The tourist…[Read more] -
Sounds like you’ll have a lot of fun. I’ve always wanted to see Ayers Rock!
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We expect a report on your experiences when you get back!
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You can count on it. (I would say more but apparently talking about birds and no wonder CAF likes it here seems to have inappropriate words attached.)
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Winston1984 posted an update 8 years ago
The Unanswered Question 4: The Delights & Dangers of Ambiguity Leonard Bernstein
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It’s interesting that Bernstein, throughout the first lecture, alludes to the doctrine of Akkeft…
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Fine execution of this piece.