thes one...

Thes One - Bobcat

Thes One - Northwestern Bell

look into my eyes...

Jefferson Airplane - "Today"

Today I feel like pleasing you more than before
Today I know what I want to do but I don't know what for
To be living for you is all I want to do
To be loving you it'll all be there when my dreams come true
Today you'll make me say that I somehow have changed
Today you'll look into my eyes, I'm just not the same
To be anymore than all I am would be a lie
I'm so full of love I could burst apart and start to cry
Today everything you want, I swear it all will come true
Today I realize how much I'm in love with you
With you standing here I could tell the world what it means to love
To go on from here I can't use words, they don't say enough
Please, please listen to me
It's taken so long to come true
And it's all for you
all for you....

film listing

Stuff to watch soon...

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Alice in Wonderland
The Rum Diary

abstract notes

Basics
(1) Inheriting this-that
(2) Believing in the continuity of the framework
(3) Initiating change, preparing for change

Goal type
A. ultimately splendid single moment
B. ever varying active continuum
C. intention-less randomness
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Person component (real, live individual with character/value)
(1) touchability
(2) unpredictability
(3) ethicality/perspective
(4) continuity/consistency
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【基礎領域】
（１）世界：神の性格（法則・人格・存在）
（２）生界：人の性格（形態・文明・指導）
（３）死界：魂の性格（判定・交信・能力）

＊「人」は、充分な意識水準を満たしてる実存者の意。その社会から見た文明人とも。

【人】：
（１）身：個体、構成、階層ー＞医療、自由、契約
（２）意：用語、概念、感性ー＞国語、流行、倫理
（３）行：国家、文明、世界ー＞税率、資源、政体

（※この辺り、特に再整理の余地あり。）

【基礎信仰】
（１）時空・法則の統一性・一貫性
（２）倫理基準の持続的存在
（３）単位・個体の意図性と内在性と進化性
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項目別の、信条を反映した政党名の例：

０）美的破滅党　VS　持続生活党
１）進歩党　VS　保持党
２）統合運営党　VS　分散運営党
３）身体固持党　VS　身体改造党
４）人類党　VS　形態柔軟党
５）君臣党　VS　模擬党
６）いろいろ

一般的な政党は、
０）では、持続派
１）では、何らかの進歩派（主に技術、経済か民度）
２）に関しては、意見の隔たり大きい
３）に関しても、万能細胞や安楽死や中絶やクローニングの問題をキッカケに差異
４）では、人類派
５）では、王制派と共和派・民主派と統制派や神政派の違い
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社会設計に関する見解の根本的な違いを特定する為の指標的論点：

０）滅亡型でなく、持続型社会を追及してると仮定する
１）進歩型（例えば、経済成長が必須）か、定着型（或る定式の生活を維持）か
２）資金配分・公共投資用の税率は、どれだけ高いか、低いか
３）改造や技術開発は身体基幹を対象とするか否か、細胞・粒子レベルの創造技術を実践するか
４）存続の単位の、人類形態から、惑星的な形態か、電子情報の形態への意向を許容するか
５）これらの政策の運営機関は、君臣体制か、模擬君臣体制たる大統領制か
６）どの統系（祭政、言語、領土）に沿うか
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１）ギリシャとギリシャかぶれのローマが広めた・種蒔いた、祭政に関する分断的な思想。
２）ユダヤ・キリスト教が存続させた（生活的？）人間偏重の生物階層
３）全体主義的な管理社会に於ける、生命の統計化の過剰推進
（予定調和、自由意志否定、英雄個性の冒険主義否定にも繋がる）
４）理論的な思考による、あらゆる枠組みの溶解による自滅
５）習俗の固定化による、固まった、閉じた、止まった文化による停滞、弾圧と腐敗
６）生殖の国家性の忘却と、過去から現在、過去身と現在身との関係更新の誤認
（継承の問題。過去の教訓性と現在の創案の両立。）
７）いわゆる自由・平等・友愛と言う理論的構想の安易な適用。それに対して、節由、公平・公正、義愛？が提案されたり。歴史性の問題。
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フランスやヨーロッパ全般で採用されてる人権思想を標的に考えたらどうか。
人権思想の核心は、
１）生命、いや、人間生命の存続、準自然「的」か文明的な延続が、全てに優先する。
２）個人の自由は、他者の自由が始まるところで終わる。
３）政府が市民の自由を制約する場合、最低限度の生存、尊厳、手続き、を確保するべき。
４）内的信仰と外的行動とは分断して考える。市民法に反しない限り、如何なる信条も可。
５）個人は、公平なる法と、公平さを目指す制度の下に、個人の能力によって判断されされる。

１）の象徴的な決定は、死刑廃止。
４）の象徴的な決定は、世俗主義と言う建前。
５）の象徴的な決定は、世襲制の否定を結果的に含むようになった。
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fonds-tu dans leurs mains?

Java - "Pépètes":

J'étais encore un enfant, quand on s'est rencontrés,
J'ai mis mon adolescence à comprendre combien je t'aimais,
Le jour où je t'ai roulé ma première galoche,
Tu m'as tapé dans l'œil avant que je t'aie dans la poche
Depuis ma vie se résume à une course-poursuite,
Chaque fois que je tente de t'effleurer, dis-moi pourquoi tu prends la fuite ?
Avec toi, ça va, ça vient, sans toi je suis un vaurien
En avoir pour son toi, j'aimerais tant, d'ailleurs le temps c'est du toi
Du chagrin, j'en ai gros sur la patate,
J'suis accro de toi sauf quand tu craques
J'ai les bourses qui se rétractent
Ta courbe croissante m'enchante,
Mais ta chute de reins me donne des vertiges et des crampes

T'es la personne la plus ouverte, tu connais pas de frontières
Tu parles toutes les langues et sans briser les barrières
Snob ! La pauvreté te fait horreur
Je t'offrirai tous les parfums toi qui n'as pas d'odeur
Tu ne fais pas le bonheur, procure du plaisir,
Et plus je te désire et plus tu me fais courir
J'te tire mon chapeau et tu m'en fais baver des ronds d'pièces
Je t'aime autant que je te déteste

T'es fraiche et bien roulée, pépètes,
Tout le monde te court après et j'arrive toujours le dernier
Tu m'fais tourner la tête !
Arrête de jouer à cache-cache ou je finirai par te coffrer [x2]

Arrête ! J'suis franc, j'en veux pas qu'à ton écu, poupée,
Quand arriveras-tu à te poser ?
Ne me quitte pas, il est, paraît-il, des placements fertiles
Donnant plus de blé qu'un meilleur avril
Je ferai un domaine où tu seras reine, où tu seras loi,
Et même si ce domaine existe déjà
(Tellement) imprévisible, soudain invisible,
D'autres t'ont prise pour cible
Reviens dans mes bras, pour toi je serai crédible
Au bal je t'ai invitée à ma table,
Tu m'as snobé et t'es partie danser avec un notable
Pendant que je m'faisais biaiser,
D'autres avant moi avaient déjà appris à te léser
Au début j'étais rongé par la jalousie et puis
J'ai bien vite compris que tu ne ferais jamais le bonheur d'autrui
Toutes tes formes font rêver mais dans le fond, y a rien

Impalpable, liquide, tu fonds dans leurs mains
À peine qu'ils t'ont, tu lorgnes déjà sur les voisins
Tu les rends possessifs, jaloux, radins et mesquins.
T'es partie à la conquête du monde entier,
Et le monde entier a succombé à tes charmes de papier
Aujourd'hui le monde entier est à tes pieds
Mais t'es plus que jamais malheureuse comme les blés

T'étais fraîche et bien roulée, pépètes,
Maintenant t'es fade et fardée
Tu donnes le bras à des riches, pépètes,
Mais t'es malheureuse comme les blés.
T'étais fraîche et bien roulée, pépètes,
Maintenant t'es fade et fardée
T'as eu tous les hommes à tes pieds, pépètes,
Mais le seul amant qui t'a manqué, c'est la liberté.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC8X0lnpxpU

Zhenya/Evgeny Tabakov

(I don't mean gay pride :)

Little boy dies saving sister from paedophile
(December 2, 2008, 20:36)

An 8-year-old boy has died trying to save his sister from being attacked by a paedophile in the Moscow region. Thanks to the little hero, the suspect was detained and will face trial.
On Tuesday the brave boy – Zhenya Tabakov - was buried in the town of Noginsk.

http://www.russiatoday.com/russian_news/news/34145

Boy who died saving sister from rapist awarded
(February 3, 2009, 16:30)

A seven-year-old boy who died defending his elder sister from a rapist has been honoured with an Order of Courage medal. Evgeny Tabakov’s mother picked up the award for her dead son.

The Head of the Investigative Committee at the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Andrey Bastrykin, recommended that Evgeny should get the award because of his bravery.

In November last year a convicted criminal broke into the apartment of the Tabakov family in the military town of Noginsk-9 in Moscow Region. He intended to carry out a robbery. Seven-year-old Evgeny and his twelve-year-old sister were at home at the time.

Finding nothing valuable to steal, the criminal decided to satisfy himself in a different way, by raping the girl. 

But seven-year-old Evgeny had other ideas. The second grade pupil defended his sister from the attacker, an act of courage that cost him his life. The girl escaped but the attacker stabbed Evgeny with a knife eight times.



The next evening the 35-year-old would-be rapist was caught by an army officer, who was later awarded for this action.

 “This tragedy shocked staff on the Investigative Committee at the Public Prosecutor’s Office – people who deal with death every day… But this case went beyond any norms”, Andrey Bastrykin said at the awards ceremony. 


What little Evgeny Tabakov did was exceptional. Bastrykin said everything should be done to make sure the boy did not sacrifice his life in vain. 

The boy’s school promised to erect a memorial in the school lobby telling Evgeny Tabakov’s story. 

It also said only the best pupils would be allowed to sit in Evgeny’s old desk in his classroom.

http://www.russiatoday.com/russian_news/news/36804

zeus genesis

Mythic Birthplace of Zeus Said Found
(Heather Whipps - LiveScience's History Columnist)
LiveScience.com – Mon Feb 9, 12:25 pm ET

The Greek god of thunder and lightning had Earthly beginnings, and scientists think they finally know where.

Ancient Greeks first worshipped the omnipotent Zeus at a remote altar on Mount Lykaion, a team of Greek and American archaeologists now think. During a recent dig at the site, the researchers found ceremonial goods commonly used in cult activity and dated at over three millennia old, making them the earliest known "appearance" of Zeus in Greece.

The discovery challenges the idea that Zeus worship began on the Greek island of Crete, which at least one classical historian names as the god's mythic birthplace. The latest finds on Mount Lykaion, in the mainland province of Arcadia, are as old as the idea of Zeus himself, said the project's senior research scientist David Romano, of the University of Pennsylvania.

"This new evidence strongly suggests that there were drinking (and perhaps feasting) parties taking place on the top of the mountain in the Late Helladic period, around 3,300 or 3,400 years ago," Romano said.

Worship of lightning god unbroken

Zeus is the most important figure in ancient Greek mythology. He is the supreme ruler of Mount Olympus, the god of the skies and the father of a slew of other deities and mortals, such as Athena, Apollo, Heracles, Aphrodite and Helen of Troy, say the legends.

The heroic figure was born on either the island of Crete or on Mount Lykaion, according to two competing accounts written in ancient times. While the myths are just that - stories - historians and archaeologists have always been interested in discovering what elements of the stories might be at least loosely based on fact.
Though temples to Zeus, including one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, are found throughout Greece, Zeus' mythic "birthplace" may actually be the spot where Greeks first started to worship him too, the new finds suggest.

Excavating a trench on Mount Lykaion, in an area which ancient Greek historians later called "the ash altar of Zeus," archaeologists found more than 50 drinking vessels, fragments of human and animal figurines, as well as burned sheep and goat bones. All of the artifacts are consistent with cult ceremonies of the Mycenaean people, who settled Greece approximately between 3,000 and 4,000 years ago, historians say.
A portion of these finds were announced preliminarily by the research team last year.

Mycenaean mountain-top altars are very rare on mainland Greece, according to archaeologists. The period also coincides with the first historical mentions of the god Zeus in Greek texts, suggesting that the Mount Lykaion ceremonies were to honor the man himself.

The worship of Zeus, a god traditionally associated with mountains, became popular on Mount Lykaion during classic Greek antiquity, said the team, made up of archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania, Arizona, and the Greek Archaeological Service.

Younger, higher levels of the trench have yielded silver coins, a bronze hand holding a lightning bolt and petrified lightning in past dig seasons. All are clear dedications to Zeus, indicating that the use of the god's altar on Mount Lykaion was likely unbroken for several millennia.

Myth and history

The connection between myth and history doesn't apply solely to ancient Greece. Many ancient cultures worshipped gods that had links to both the spirit and physical worlds.

Real-world spots mentioned in mythic or sacred texts often become places of worship or temple locations or, like Mount Lykaion, vice-versa. This especially applies to birthplaces or homes of the Gods, such as:

Heliopolis, Egypt: Though largely destroyed and swallowed by the sprawl of modern Cairo, the ancient city of Heliopolis was once the center of the Egyptians' worship of Ra, the all-important sun God. Ra died in the evening and was reborn every morning, according to legend, spending the night in a boat floating through the underworld.

Kilauea, Hawaii: This sacred volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii is both feared (it is the most active volcano on the planet) and revered as the home of Pele, Hawaii's fire Goddess. Tourists who disrespect Kilauea or take rocks from the mountain are thought to incur the wrath of Pele, who will curse those individuals with bad luck.

Teotihuacan, Mexico: The most important site of the pre-Columbian Aztecs and a major world city in its own right, Teotihuacan was also the ceremonial heart of the cult of the feathered-serpent Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec's creator god. It was at the site's temple where Quetzalcoatl first had plumes added to his reptilian body, according to Aztec myth.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/mythicbirthplaceofzeussaidfound

http://www.livescience.com/history/090209-zeus-origin.html

Worship Site Predates Zeus
(By Tuan C. Nguyen, LiveScience Staff Writer)
posted: 23 January 2008 05:15 pm ET

Ancient pottery found at an altar used by ancient Greeks to worship Zeus was actually in use at least a millennium earlier, new archeological data suggest.

The pottery shards were discovered during an excavation last summer near the top of Mt. Lykaion in southern Greece.

The finding, which dates back to 3000 B.C., indicates that the tradition of divinity worship on the site is very ancient and may even pre-date the introduction of Zeus into the Greek world, said David Gilman Romano, a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and co-director of the excavation project.

"We don’t yet know how the altar was first used, and whether it was used in connection with natural phenomena such as wind, rain, light or earthquakes, possibly to worship some kind of divinity male or female or a personification representing forces of nature,” Romano said.

A rock crystal seal bearing an image of a bull, of probable Late Minoan times (1500 - 1400 B.C.), also was found on the altar, suggesting an early connection between the Minoan isle of Crete and Arcadia.

Early analysis on various bones recovered from the site has shown they belonged to animals, not humans. Ancient texts had mentioned human sacrifice being practiced at the altar of Zeus, but so far, no evidence of this has been found.

The mountaintop altar is known as one of the mythological birthplaces of Zeus. A meadow below the mountain featured a racetrack, stadium and buildings once used to host an athletic festival that rivaled the original Olympic games, held at nearby Olympia.

http://www.livescience.com/history/080123-zeus-altar.html