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The VESTIGES Project was formed in 1984 as an ongoing, loosely-knit collective of artists and writers who share a common sense of place – New Orleans – and a common sensibility nurtured by the New Orleans environment. To VESTIGES Project participants, New Orleans signifies far more than merely a place on a map: it is an entity with a complex and eclectic culture made up of layer upon layer of remnants, relics, rituals, memories and myths and characterized by a hazy distinction between fiction and truth, facade and reality, past and present, that is peculiar to New Orleans.
The VESTIGES Project concluded its 25-year anniversary celebration VESTIGES Think Tank, a roving 3-year residency with the New Orleans' Contemporary Arts Center. The installations LOSS. RITUAL. RELIC. Residue: The Archive at Newcomb College Center for Research on Women and VESTIGES OF NEW ORLEANS at Atlanta's Buckhead Library were among these presentations.
From this residency, evolved the VESTIGES/Enactments 2013 series of dialogues, public art projects, publications and events curated by Jan Gilbert, Interim Director of Visual Arts at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans (CAC) with sponsorship by the CAC and in partnership with various organizations and individuals.
Vestiges Projects have continued to be on view at Urban Sidewalk/Installation Space (US/IS) as well as traveled to the Netherlands as part of Kestvloed 1717-2017 and to St. Louis for the 10th anniversary exhibition of Katrina as The Vestiges Project Marking Memories at Reese Gallery.
Gilbert continues to share lessors learned and to participate in dialogues and as advisor to relief and resilience projects as the UK Performing City Resilience Project and initiatives engaging activist community response via art.
©2021 Jan Gilbert


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Q: Ampak AP6212 wifi driver I have a mini-pc running Linux with the Ampak AP6212 chipset. The bluetooth and the WiFi modules are not working under Ubuntu 16.04. According to this site I need to install brcmfmac. Is this correct? If so, from which repository can I do so?
$ dmesg | grep brcm; ls /sys/firmware/efi/efivars
AcpiGlobalVariable-c020489e-6db2-4ef2-9aa5-ca06fc11d36a
AuthVarKeyDatabase-aaf32c78-947b-439a-a180-2e144ec37792
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Boot0004-8be4df61-93ca-11d2-aa0d-00e098032b8c
Boot2001-8be4df61-93ca-11d2-aa0d-00e098032b8c
Boot2002-8be4df61-93ca-11d2-aa0d-00e098032b8c
Boot2003-8be4df61-93ca-11d2-aa0d-00e098032b8c
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$ cat /etc/lsb-release; lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 net
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=Xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS"

Link to wireless-info results.
Updated output of dmesg | grep brcm:
[    6.587443] brcmf_sdio_drivestrengthinit: No SDIO Drive strength init done for chip 43430 rev 0 pmurev 24
[    6.590452] usbcore: registered new interface driver brcmfmac
[    7.706117] brcmf_sdio_htclk: HT Avail timeout (1000000): clkctl 0x50
[    8.710637] brcmf_sdio_htclk: HT Avail timeout (1000000): clkctl 0x50
[    9.714375] brcmf_sdio_htclk: HT Avail timeout (1000000): clkctl 0x50

$ dmesg | grep brcm
[    6.590452] usbcore: registered new interface driver brcmfmac
[ 1503.630948] Modules linked in: asix usbnet mii input_leds joydev     hid_microsoft hid_generic gpio_keys axp20x_pek snd_soc_sst_baytrail_pcm axp288_adc snd_soc_sst_ipc snd_soc_sst_dsp snd_soc_sst_byt_rt5640_mach intel_rapl intel_soc_dts_thermal intel_powerclamp coretemp kvm_intel usbhid kvm irqbypass punit_atom_debug crc32_pclmul aesni_intel brcmfmac aes_i586 xts lrw gf128mul ablk_helper brcmutil cryptd cfg80211 bmc150_accel_spi bmc150_accel_i2c bmc150_accel_core jsa1212 kxcjk_1013 industrialio_triggered_buffer kfifo_buf snd_intel_sst_acpi industrialio snd_intel_sst_core snd_soc_rt5640 goodix snd_soc_sst_mfld_platform snd_soc_rl6231 snd_soc_core snd_compress ac97_bus snd_pcm_dmaengine snd_pcm snd_seq_midi snd_seq_midi_event snd_rawmidi mei_txe mei lpc_ich snd_seq snd_seq_device snd_timer 8250_fintek
[ 1503.730939] Modules linked in: asix usbnet mii input_leds joydev hid_microsoft hid_generic gpio_keys axp20x_pek snd_soc_sst_baytrail_pcm axp288_adc snd_soc_sst_ipc snd_soc_sst_dsp snd_soc_sst_byt_rt5640_mach intel_rapl intel_soc_dts_thermal intel_powerclamp coretemp kvm_intel usbhid kvm irqbypass punit_atom_debug crc32_pclmul aesni_intel brcmfmac aes_i586 xts lrw gf128mul ablk_helper brcmutil cryptd cfg80211 bmc150_accel_spi bmc150_accel_i2c bmc150_accel_core jsa1212 kxcjk_1013 industrialio_triggered_buffer kfifo_buf snd_intel_sst_acpi industrialio snd_intel_sst_core snd_soc_rt5640 goodix snd_soc_sst_mfld_platform snd_soc_rl6231 snd_soc_core snd_compress ac97_bus snd_pcm_dmaengine snd_pcm snd_seq_midi snd_seq_midi_event snd_rawmidi mei_txe mei lpc_ich snd_seq snd_seq_device snd_timer 8250_fintek
[ 1503.963036] Modules linked in: asix usbnet mii input_leds joydev hid_microsoft hid_generic gpio_keys axp20x_pek snd_soc_sst_baytrail_pcm axp288_adc snd_soc_sst_ipc snd_soc_sst_dsp snd_soc_sst_byt_rt5640_mach intel_rapl intel_soc_dts_thermal intel_powerclamp coretemp kvm_intel usbhid kvm irqbypass punit_atom_debug crc32_pclmul aesni_intel brcmfmac aes_i586 xts lrw gf128mul ablk_helper brcmutil cryptd cfg80211 bmc150_accel_spi bmc150_accel_i2c bmc150_accel_core jsa1212 kxcjk_1013 industrialio_triggered_buffer kfifo_buf snd_intel_sst_acpi industrialio snd_intel_sst_core snd_soc_rt5640 goodix snd_soc_sst_mfld_platform snd_soc_rl6231 snd_soc_core snd_compress ac97_bus snd_pcm_dmaengine snd_pcm snd_seq_midi snd_seq_midi_event snd_rawmidi mei_txe mei lpc_ich snd_seq snd_seq_device snd_timer 8250_fintek
[11622.144368] usbcore: deregistering interface driver brcmfmac
[11642.563260] usbcore: registered new interface driver brcmfmac

A: You have a bit of a mess.  Edit your /etc/rc.local file to remove
echo "148F 7601" | tee /sys/bus/usb/drivers/ath9k_htc/new_id as that USB device is not supported by ath9k_htc, it is a Mediatek device.
Delete all contents of /etc/modules as you don't need to force load ath9k and ath9k_htc.
Uninstall ndiswrapper and get rid of its configuration file.
sudo rm -f /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper.conf

Remove the Broadcom proprietary module.
sudo apt-get remove bcmwl-kernel-source

Let's make sure its blacklist file is gone.
sudo rm -f /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-bcm43.conf

Update the module alias list.
sudo depmod -a

Reboot and look at dmesg | grep brcm to see if the issue is gone.

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Paraguay, Southern Cone, Today in Latin America
Paraguay's Neighbors Denounce Lugo's Removal, Isolate Successor
June 25, 2012 By Staff
Top Story — The ouster of Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo from office on Friday has shocked and angered Paraguay's Latin American neighbors, leading Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela to withdraw their ambassadors from Paraguay over the weekend. The presidents of Venezuela, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic said they would not recognize the country's new president, former Paraguayan Vice President Federico Franco, who took Lugo's place following his impeachment on Friday in a 39-4 Senate vote. Fellow Mercosur members Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay suspended Paraguay from a meeting of the regional trade bloc in Argentina on Monday, and Venezuela has said it will suspend all fuel shipments to Paraguay. Meanwhile, Lugo has characterized his removal from office as a "parliamentary coup" and said that he and his former government ministers would meet on Monday to form a parallel government. Lugo says he hopes protests will prompt Paraguayan lawmakers to reverse his impeachment.
Read more from the Washington Post.
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A bus accident in the Mexican state of Guerrero killed 32 people.
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Luis Trigo says:
The current situation of Paraguay is defined by the strategies to be followed by the government of the day, where one part a) achieve social and political legitimacy (which reportedly is decided by the constitutional rules) and b) to gain legitimacy by their peers America. Undoubtedly, so far, internationally, the increased cost is in the policies relacionse UNASUR, who are more willing to intervene by means of the threat "exile" of Paraguay in the decision making group. As compared to other bodies like the OAS, they are willing to wait until the country's elections. However nationally where domestic politics is more at stake and this out of the conflict depends on the face of no return with the removal of President Fernando Lugo and therefore the resolution of the conflict will have to go through the reconciliation of sector of society that supports Lugo and those parties who maintain their support for former President. For now face the lack of political legitimacy and facing a future crisis of representation is the way to speed up the election process. However, any solution to the conflict that integrates as a relevant actor Fernando Lugo will leave the feeling of political vice.

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'Cyclothon' – Pedalling for fun and fundsReading Time: 3 min
by Mercy Relief | Oct 25, 2011 | News |
In response to Mercy Relief's (MR) appeal for public and corporate donations for the recent Southeast Asian floods crisis, the Singapore Polytechnic's (SP) CD Lionhearters Club members organised a 'Cyclothon'(short for cycling marathon) fundraiser at the Shaw House, today to do their part in helping the affected communities in Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines.
More than 150 youths of the SCDF-initiated CD Lionhearters Club from the Singapore Polytechnic (SP), ITE College East, ITE College West and Temasek Polytechnic and members of the public turned up for the 'Cyclothon' and pedalled continuously for 10 hours (10am –8pm) on MR's bicycle-powered water filtration systems, which have been previously deployed at various floods-stricken locations in Asia inter alia Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia and Pakistan.
President of the SP CD Lionhearters Club, Jowin Lee said, ""We discovered the scale of the devastation after gathering news from the media. Today's 'Cyclothon' which is a cycling marathon has two objectives –first is to raise funds to support MR's efforts in the countries they are currently serving. Secondly and significantly too, we hope to be able to raise the awareness on the sufferings of the affected communities, especially in the area of water where its sources have been largely contaminated by the floods. So we hope this little effort can bring some relief to our friends whose lives and livelihoods have been badly affected or lost.""
Photo 1: The first of 150 CD Lionhearters commenced pedaling at 10am.
Photo 2: MR director Michael Tay and SP senior director Lim Cher Yam 'peddling-off' to officially launch the 'Cyclothon' fundraiser.
At 11am, member of MR's board of directors, Michael Tay and Senior Director of Singapore Polytechnic, Lim Cher Yang officially launched the fundraiser by pedalling on the bicycle-powered water filtration systems. Also present at the event was MR's Advisor, Abdullah Tarmugi and other directors of the MR Board. Shaw House had provided the complimentary use of its premises and facilities.
Over in the streets around the Island, about 270 volunteers roved with donation cans to encourage the public to make a contribution towards the ongoing flood relief efforts by MR. Student volunteers from the National Police Cadet Corps 'armed' themselves with tin cans and prowled the streets in search of good characters to open up their wallets and authenticate their hearts through monetary donations
Photo 3: 270 volunteers sacrificed their Sunday's rest to participate in the streets collection.
Photo 4: Old and young reach for the cans to lend their hands.
33-time award winner and MR's goodwill ambassador since 2004, Stefanie Sun, was at the event and took to the pedals to lend her support towards this fundraiser, which is a first of its kind in Singapore. She said, ""MR has always been quick to respond to an appeal made by our neighbours. What is important now is to sustain those efforts and to continue stabilising the situations on the ground which would require further resources. Today's efforts by the CD Lionhearters and other volunteers who have sacrificed their time and comfort to help collect more donations from the public, would allow MR to extend the Singaporean hearts to our fellow Southeast Asians who are in need. The participants and organisers of today's activity are largely young volunteers and this augurs well for Singapore's future as a caring nation."
The Thai and Cambodian ambassadors, and the representative from the Philippines embassy to Singapore also attended the event to participate in the activities and personally thanked the volunteers for their initiative, care and efforts.
Photo 5: CE Hassan Ahmad explaining the functions of the bicycle-powered water filtration system to MR goodwill ambassador, Stefanie Sun.
Photo 6: MR Advisor Abdullah Tarmugi took to the pedals to give the Lionhearters a break, observed by the Thai Ambassador to Singapore, H.E, Nopadol Gunavibool(in blue).
Photo 7: Cambodian Ambassador to Singapore, H.E, Sin Serey meeting the 33-time award winner Stefanie Sun.
Photo 8: CE Hassan Ahmad sharing with Mr Jed Llona from the Philippines embassy, on MR's latest relief engagements for the floods and typhoons.
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Healthcare provider launches uncapped 'Golden Career' bonus scheme for nurses
Award-winning Cornerstone Healthcare Group introduced industry-first incentive to help address sector-wide recruitment and retention challenge
Dave Thackeray
Cornerstone Healthcare Group nurses enjoy average salaries of around £46,000
Cornerstone's uncapped bonus scheme is regarded as the first of its kind, offering up to 5% of annual salary for all hours worked, including overtime.
This differs from the more standard sector practice of offering welcome bonuses to staff, or capped annual bonuses.
The scheme has been rolled out to all Cornerstone's nurses, strengthened further by a 5% pay rise for day nurses, and an 8% increase for night nurses.
The latest pay increase puts the average nursing salary at Cornerstone at around £46,000, compared to around £33,384 for a similar NHS role (according to the Royal College of Nursing).
Factoring in the new Cornerstone bonus scheme, nurses on an entry-level salary working an average of 25 hours a month overtime could enjoy annual gross salaries of about £54,600.
Rewarding times for Cornerstone nurses
Chief executive Johann van Zyl believes attractive remuneration packages make a big difference to their recruitment and retention efforts, but believes that continually improving pay and bonuses across the sector is 'unsustainable' as a means of addressing the staffing crisis.
He said: "We are fortunate to be in a position to reward our staff for their dedication and hard work in this way, particularly after such a challenging period.
"We know that employees that feel appreciated are more likely to stay with us, and that is a long-term commitment; but we are also not complacent about the scale of the recruitment and retention crisis."
Cornerstone Healthcare Group operates three specialist nursing homes; South Africa Lodge in Waterlooville, Kitnocks House in Botley and Marula Lodge in Mytchett, Surrey. They provide care for people with challenging behaviours associated with complex neurological and mental health needs.
Cornerstone was recognised last year as HealthInvestor's Complex Care Provider of the Year. The Waterlooville-based group plans to expand with a new home in Somerset next year, and a Bristol-based location in 2023.
Healthcare faces unprecedented recruitment and retention challenge
Cornerstone Healthcare Group chief executive Johann van Zyl
Van Zyl explained: "The sector is facing an unprecedented challenge. It employs around 1.5 million people, but the number of vacancies is 120,000 and growing.
"This is felt more than ever across the South East where there is a higher density of care homes.
"For staff working in care, particularly in facilities with proportionately bigger staffing challenges, this means they need to do more work in less time, and it creates a lot of pressure.
"When this happens, often no amount of financial incentive would be enough to retain employees who want to leave their job, or even the sector."
Sector must come together to find answers to complex problems
The latest government social care proposals include a number of recruitment and retention measures.
They have been cautiously welcomed by many in the care profession - but critics say they will not address the urgent and immediate workforce crisis.
Recommendations by sector leaders include adding care workers to the shortage occupation list, calling on the government to launch a national recruitment campaign, and introducing a retention bonus to care staff.
Van Zyl added: "Staff shortages will get more acute in coming months as issues posed by Brexit, mandatory COVID vaccinations, and increased competition for employees post-lockdown, are compounded.
"We also have an increasing number of vulnerable adults needing care in the UK. Healthcare providers must do what they can to support and reward their staff, but we appreciate the scale at which this is possible varies – and doesn't address the critical need for urgent and widespread reform."
To find out more about career opportunities with Cornerstone Healthcare Group, visit ComplexCareNursing.com.
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WITTGENSTEIN'S AND TODAY'S VIENNA: Anticipating the Future
10 June 2016 Articles
CONTRASTS AND LEGACIES
by Steven Beller (Washington DC)
It is now more than forty years since one of the greatest books about the history of Viennese modern culture at the turn of the 20th century was published: Wittgenstein's Vienna. Its insights remain vital at a time when the heuristic power of "fin-de-siècle Vienna" has increasingly been found wanting by scholars (if not by sellers of Klimtiana). Much excellent work has been done on Wittgenstein since 1973, but there is still much that we can learn about Wittgenstein and his Vienna, and I think it is high time that we reinvest our time and attention in Wittgenstein's Vienna, both conceptually, as a work in the history of ideas, and, historically as a subject of immense contemporary relevance, especially to the Vienna of today.
The reason why this is so effective is due to the great compass of Ludwig Wittgenstein's own world. He himself, and his family, were not confined to a parochial Viennese context. The family had roots in Germany and there was also the fact of Jewish descent on both sides of Wittgenstein's family tree. Ludwig's father had gone off to America for some time as a young man, and Ludwig himself went to Berlin and Manchester to further his education, and then, most significantly, Cambridge. He became fascinated with Scandinavia and especially Norway. His world extended far beyond Vienna's city limits or the Habsburg frontier. Put another way, "Wittgenstein's Vienna" was a very cosmopolitan, internationally open and outward-looking one, expansive and inclusive at the same time. Partly this was due to the immense wealth and economic power and connections that the family had accumulated, but partly it was due to the fact that the family lived beyond the local, on the global plane. This is an aspect that should make Wittgenstein's Vienna most attractive to contemporary Vienna, emphasizing as it does its role as an international (UN/OPEC/OSCE) city, open to the world.
Karl Wittgenstein and the Austrian Steel Industry
One aspect of Wittgenstein's Vienna that remains insufficiently researched and understood, and yet was a necessary condition of Ludwig's upbringing, experience and career as well as one of the largest legacies to modern Vienna and Austria, is the material underpinning of it. The source of the family's immense wealth was the father, Karl Wittgenstein's, phenomenal success in developing the Austrian steel industry. Had the father not amassed such economic power and created such a strong, advanced industry, the son would not have had the opportunities for studying abroad, or the time for studying and thinking, that contributed to his intellectual achievement, nor would modern Austria have had the sort of steel industry that proved so vital in creating and maintaining Austrian prosperity after 1945. Ludwig might still have proved himself a genius without the material support, and there were other sources for technological advantage in the Austrian steel industry, but I think it fair to say that Karl Wittgenstein's economic achievement made much more likely his son's achievement and modern Austria's chances for economic well-being. Some research has been done on Karl's career, but much more could be done, and the question of what the entrepreneurial culture, what the economic, technological and financial context was that allowed him to have such a stellar career, remains intriguing, and of central importance to Austrian history, given the economic prominence in Austria of the heir to Wittgenstein's company, VOEST-Alpine.
Vienna's First and Second Societies
Another, closely related aspect of Wittgenstein's Vienna that is still only fuzzily understood is the social setting of the family which was supported by Karl's economic success, and in which Ludwig grew up. The Wittgenstein family has usually been seen to have been part of Vienna's "second society", but how exactly has not been all that clear. Partly this is because it is not quite clear what constituted the "second society". We have a fairly good idea that it meant the elite of Habsburg society that was excluded from the "first society" (the high nobility). An eyewitness from the turn of the century put this quite succinctly. Talking of Carlsbad as a socializing centre, Lady Paget commented: "Princes, statesmen, and diplomats went there, and many members of great Austrian families, also some of the bankers and rich merchants came from the capital; but these latter formed a completely different society, for then, as now, the line was clearly and firmly drawn, and when Viennese society is spoken of, it must be understood that it means the score or two of noble families, some of which have been mentioned, and that no exception is made to this rule. A second society does exist; it is wealthy and very fashionable, and said to be amusing, and some of the young men belonging to the first society frequent it. It consists of bankers, artists, merchants, architects, engineers, actors, employés, and officers, with their families. The only occasions on which the two societies meet are the great public charity balls; but even then they have hardly any intercourse." [Lady Paget, "Vanishing Vienna. A Retrospect" in The Living Age, vol. 246 (Boston: 1905), p. 796.]
The Protestant Class
It is less clear what the composition of this second society was, because not all members of those categories listed necessarily belonged to a second society, and the term has come to cover a host of various groups, some of which were connected, some not. The "Ringstrasse society" included a large percentage of the "second society", but not all. The Protestant industrial class, consisting of families such as Krupp and von Schoeller of which the Wittgensteins were prominent members (despite Karl's children being Catholic), had its own annex of the second society, as did the academic world, the bureaucratic world, and the theatrical and musical worlds. Quite who did and did not belong here was a question of familiarity and connection, snobbery and exclusivity, style, intelligence and charm—or the lack of it, that made for a very extended, yet sometimes patchy network (perhaps like all social elites).
The Wittgensteins and the Jewish Aspect of the Second Society
The complexity of the question is increased by the Jewish aspect of it. Another vignette of Viennese society, with a similar sense of a divided "first/second society" elite, puts the division somewhat differently. In "Paul Vasili"'s [probably Catherine Radziwill], Die Wiener Gesellschaft [Leipzig, 1885], the same absolute division between the high aristocracy and the banker/merchant elite is there, but it is made an ethno-religious one, namely between the "high aristocracy" and the Jewish "barons of finance". "Der Finanzadel hat sehr wenig Beziehungen zur wirklichen Aristokratie. (…) Im Allgemeinen…äussern die Wiener Aristokraten die entschiedenste Missachtung vor den Söhnen Israels, die ihre Freiherrnkrone nur kraft ihres Geldes erlangt haben." [p. 358-359] According to Vasili the finance barons are not themselves very intelligent or creative, but their families are the ones in whose salons artists, writers, and "other interesting people" circulate, much as Lady Paget described.
So one question about the Wittgensteins and the "second society" was how much their Jewish descent was a normal feature of this society. When we talk of Vienna's "second society" are we, in effect, talking of the social world of the (Jewish) financial elite, perhaps their Protestant industrialist allies, and the various cultural and intellectual figures who gravitated to the financial and social power of this society? It is striking that recent research into the Ringstrasse development has shown that around half of the owners of properties in the "project" were Jewish or of Jewish descent, and that is before we even look at the more specific groups of families, such as the Wertheimsteins, Liebens and Gomperzes, that supported the cultural and intellectual life of the Ringstrasse society.
Understanding the extent to which this Second Society was Jewish, and then tracing the social strategies that the members of this group employed to establish and confirm their social position, by, for instance, marrying members of "respectable" groups in Viennese society, such as government officials, or even perhaps successful scholars, musicians or writers—or marrying within the group of financiers and industrialists (Jewish or not), is a fascinating long-term research project of the Wittgenstein Initiative.
The Wittgensteins and Patronage of Culture – Then and Today
One major way in which the members of the "Second Society" chose to secure and foster their social position was through patronage of, and engagement with, the various intellectual and cultural worlds of Vienna, whether artists, writers, musicians, architects, scientists and professors, or the like.
In many respects the Wittgensteins were exemplary, such as in Karl's funding of the Secession building, and the very active musical salon that was held in the Palais Wittgenstein for many years and with many prominent composers, performers, and guests. In other respects, though, the Wittgensteins were just being typical of their social peers in the (largely Jewish) financial and industrial elite. Margaret Stonborough's is one of Klimt's finest portraits, but is only one of many other (second) society ladies, most of them Jewish. The same could be said for the Wittgensteins' patronage of the musical world. There has been much work done on the patrons of Vienna 1900, especially when it comes to art, but there is more to do in terms of understanding the reasons for the patronage and the mechanism by which the arts were supported by this group, how significant (or not) the support was compared to that of the state, and yet also the extent of the influence that this group (in league with their favoured artists) exercised over government cultural policy, one example being the founding of the "Modern Gallery" in 1903 in the (Lower) Belvedere. In music, perhaps the classic instance would have been Mahler's successful campaign to be director of the Court Opera House, and the way it was facilitated by his supporters outside the government, but close to the government officials who purportedly made the decision. There are obvious parallels and contrasts here with how cultural policy and support is decided in modern day Austria.
Ludwig in Vienna 1900
Beyond the question of material and social support for modern culture in Vienna, is the way in which the Wittgensteins, especially Ludwig, interacted with the larger world of Vienna 1900. The Wittgenstein family members took a lively interest in what was going on intellectually and culturally in Vienna, so that their patronage was aimed at cultural groups they wished to encourage, such as the Secession. We know that Ludwig read and was influenced by, among others, a particular subset of intellectuals and artists in Vienna 1900, those around Karl Kraus and his critical and satirical journal, Die Fackel. Ludwig might have been directly linked to figures such as Paul Engelmann (Ludwig's co-designer of the Wittgenstein Haus), through his interest in the work and thought of Adolf Loos, but indirectly he was also linked in with the whole of Vienna's cultural and intellectual society, with one coffeehouse Stammtisch, one set of academics (the Vienna Circle) connected by various individuals to others. There were really not that many degrees of separation to much of this, even though there were famous examples where people apparently lived parallel, unconnected, lives, as in the case of Sigmund Freud and Arthur Schnitzler. The networks out of which Vienna 1900 arose, and the more material aspects by which those networks were facilitated, such as coffeehouses, salons, journals and seminars, have been researched, but more could be done.
High and Low Culture
Then there were the links between the modern high culture of Vienna 1900 and the more quotidian world in which most Viennese lived, whether it was the popular secular culture of the various ethnic groups that immigrated into Vienna, or the various religious cultures that they brought with them, or encountered once they got here, chief among them being the Catholic-Habsburg Baroque culture that appears to have still been predominant in the Viennese populace around 1900. One of the more significant of the links between high and "low" culture was that of the quasi-mass popular culture of the commercial theatre, especially Viennese operetta, and then, even before 1914, film. The Wittgenstein family might have thought themselves beyond such mundane interests, but, one way or another, they were also tied to, involved, and subject to, the consequences of how this popular culture developed in the first half of the twentieth century, and especially the mutual interactions between it and the politics of the time.
Here again, it is difficult to understand what was going on within the high cultural world of Vienna 1900 or in mass popular culture and "middlebrow" pursuits such as operetta without recognizing the very large Jewish participation in these areas. We have seen Jews as prominent members of the "Second Society", but Jews were also very prominent in many, perhaps most, of the intellectual and cultural fields of Vienna 1900's modern culture. What is perhaps not so well known is that this was also true of Viennese popular and "middlebrow" culture, at least as far as the modern mass popular cultural fields were concerned, including operetta and film. That the Wittgenstein family was largely of Jewish descent but thoroughly assimilated, members of the financial and industrial elite that was such a significant part of the "Second Society"—and provided not only patronage for, but also participants in the modern cultural and intellectual world of Vienna 1900, makes it almost a paradigmatic example of the "Jewish" part to Vienna 1900.
Today's Vienna Embarrassment with Its Own Past
This legacy was an exceptionally positive one, one that modern-day Vienna should do all it can do to recognize and indeed emulate. It should not be denied, nor should it be usurped or downplayed, even if in many respects it is an awkward legacy, because of the other side, the antisemitic and reactionary side of Viennese and Central European history, that culminated in the Holocaust, and destroyed this positive, largely Jewish side to Vienna 1900. The embarrassment of today's Vienna about its own past should not be an excuse for denying the good side of that past, nor for not claiming that past as the source of inspiration in the future.
Wittgenstein's Vienna Anticipating the Future
Ultimately the legacy that Vienna 1900 left, that Wittgenstein's Vienna bequeathed, was a moral one that anticipated, and even partly inspired, much of the critical modernism that keeps, or attempts to keep, our modern world honest. It stressed the individual's place in economics and politics, Austromarxism did this even in Marxian theory, and it emphasized how in a modern, civil society, truth had to be spoken to power, in order to get beyond the illusions of absolute value systems, such as integral nationalism or the closed ideology that emanated from the Soviet Union after 1917. Wittgenstein's Vienna was about recognizing the limits of socio-political absolutes and the falseness of partial totalities such as the nation. And it also anticipated the other, post-modern, side of our world, in its embrace of and respect for difference, and its instinctive emphasis on bringing disparate aspects, disparate groups and different viewpoints together, an emphasis on inclusive logic rather than the exclusive variety. One can see this in the multi-ethnic and even multi-racial character of operetta protagonists, where love relations crossed class, religious, and racial lines in surprising frequency, anticipating the similar, liberal pluralism of the classic American musicals. One can also see this in the logic of Otto Neurath's embrace of the encyclopaedic method, whereby separate fields with their own languages could nonetheless communicate across the purported linguistic barriers, just as had been the case with the original encyclopaedists of the French Enlightenment. Difference was not a complete barrier to practical understanding. Karl Popper's idea of a (positive) clash of cultures similarly was a typical product (Popper's feud with Wittgenstein notwithstanding) of the embrace of pluralism and difference by the world of Wittgenstein's Vienna.
Ludwig Wittgenstein's "Two Philosophies"
And here, as a final link to Ludwig Wittgenstein himself, is the irony that both of Ludwig's philosophies reflected and perpetuated this legacy. Wittgenstein I of the Tractatus set the limits of scientific knowledge and the truths of the intersubjective world of politics and society, at a place where it could not reach the aesthetic and ethical, but primarily ethical, values by which the individual should live. When Wittgenstein radically revised his outlook, in "Wittgenstein II" of the Philosophical Investigations, language became a far more functional phenomenon, with meaning based on usage rather than any language, even scientific language, being a perfect mirror of reality. In its basic moral implications for the place of individuals in politics and society, however, this philosophy maintained its denial of the absolute truth of any political system, any "partial totality". There was never one, entirely right answer to any question, there were always other possibilities, depending on a panoply of complex circumstances. Hence the lists of possible answers Wittgenstein offered to the questions that he posed about the meaning of apparently simple sentences.
Both of these philosophies end up denying the possibility of straightforward answers to what is higher, and in that sense they are classically liberal pluralist, even when Wittgenstein's own views, as expressed in his notes, put together in Culture and Value, could appear (aesthetically at least) quite conservative at times. But then one person's conservative is another person's liberal pluralist, which is as it should be. That is why, I think, the arguments that I have often witnessed as to whether someone was "Austrian" or "Jewish" is at some level beside the point, because they were both. Wittgenstein's philosophies, both of them, have many aspects that reflect Austrian approaches (as well as German and Central European ones), but they are also both, in their emphasis on the limits of knowledge and the lesson of the diversity and different, multiple meanings of languages, very much within a Central European Jewish tradition.
And that over-determination is what makes them still such influential and powerful systems of thought. They, and the world that produced them, Wittgenstein's Vienna, should remain a lodestar and an inspiration to the Vienna of today.
Steven Beller
Washington DC, April 2016
Steven Beller is a historian and independent scholar. He is author of: Vienna and the Jews 1876 – 1938, Cambridge University Press (1989), Theodor Herzl, Peter Halban Books, London (1991), Francis Joseph, Addison Wesley Longman (1996), A Concise History of Austria, Cambridge University Press (2006), Antisemitism: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press (2007)


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Banking and Capital MarketsSeptember 15, 2020
European Central Bank Pecuniary Charges
As part of its prudential supervision of credit institutions under the Single Supervisory Mechanism ("SSM"), the European Central Bank ("ECB") is empowered to adopt enforcement measures and to impose pecuniary penalties on credit institutions. The sanctions act as a deterrent to the banking sector to avoid the intentional or negligent breach of EU law or ECB decisions and regulations. The ECB can impose penalties up to a maximum of twice the amount of profits gained or losses avoided due to the breach, or alternatively up to 10% of the credit institution's total annual turnover from the preceding business year. The sanctions must be proportionate and, in assessing such proportionality, the severity of the infringement and any aggravating or mitigating factors will be considered.
General Court Judgments
On 8 July 2020, the General Court of the EU (the "Court") issued a press release confirming that the first four of its decisions have been delivered regarding the imposition of penalties by the ECB as part of its prudential supervision of credit institutions. The Court's decisions clarify the interpretation of the rules surrounding the publication and anonymisation of penalties, as well as the means for their calculation and justification. Parts of the ECB's decisions in three of the judgments were annulled due to insufficient reasons being given by the ECB for their imposition, thus thwarting their purpose as "effective, proportionate and dissuasive" sanctions.
VQ v ECB (T-203/18)
VQ challenged the decision of the ECB that it had breached Article 77(a) of the Capital Requirements Regulation (Regulation (EU) 575/2013) by repurchasing its own shares without the prior permission from the relevant competent authorities. Pursuant to Article 18(1) of the SSM Regulation (Council Regulation (EU) No 1024/2013), the ECB imposed an administrative penalty of €1,600,000 on VQ (equivalent to 0.03% of its turnover). VQ argued that it had not committed an infringement and challenged the proportionality of imposing the pecuniary penalty, the rules surrounding the publication of the penalty on the ECB website and also the proportionality of the publication.
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On the issue of the publication of the penalty on the ECB website, the Court had regard to the wording of Article 132(1) of the SSM Framework Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 468/2014), which allows for the ECB to anonymise or delay the publication of penalties in circumstances where "disproportionate damage" would be caused to the supervised entity by such publication. The Court found that Article 132(1) should be interpreted as establishing, in principle, that all decisions where an administrative pecuniary penalty is imposed are to be published, and that such publication shall include the identity of the defaulting entity, unless the ECB deems otherwise.
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Crédit Agricole v ECB (T-576/18); Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank v ECB (T-577/18); and CA Consumer Finance v ECB (T-578/18)
The Crédit Agricole group brought actions seeking the annulment of the ECB's decisions against three of its members. Each of the institutions were found to have breached Article 26(3) of the Capital Requirements Regulation (Regulation (EU) 575/2013) by negligently classifying certain instruments as Common Equity Tier 1 ("CET 1") instruments without authorisation from competent authorities. The ECB imposed penalties of €4,300,000 on Crédit Agricole SA (0.0015% of the group's turnover), €300,000 on Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (0.001% of the group's turnover) and €200,000 on CA Consumer Finance.
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The above Court decisions highlight first, that where a sanction is imposed by the ECB, details of the penalties imposed and the identity of the defaulting entity will be published on the ECB website save for circumstances where that entity can clearly establish that it would suffer "disproportionate damage" as a consequence thereof.
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orally. contemporary, provides some more specific information on what happens singles out the acusma quoted above (Iamblichus, VP 169–192). also Zhmud 2012a, 428–430. And what do you think the cubes of a Pythagorean 3-4-5 right-angled triangle sum to? 126–30; Nicomachus, Introduction to For what it's worth, the story that follows is based on the historical fragments.
for following or not following the principles set out in that way of section, according to which he was neither a mathematician nor a
unlimited makes most sense after Parmenides' emphasis on the role of Scholars have rallied behind their favorite reconstructions of the historical artifacts and fragmented writings, sometimes passionately. proof of the theorem to Pythagoras but rather goes on to contrast 191). Aristotle's disagreed with one another on significant points. As it turns out, while Mnesarchus was off on one of his long voyages, Parthenis was secretly seduced by Apollo.
It is not clear how Pythagoras conceived of the nature of the
influenced by his veneration of Pythagoras as the model for his The truth may not have been in general form reincarnations? refer to Pythagoras himself in his extant writings
Entranced, he told Pythagoras that he recognized him as the reincarnation of Aithalides, son of the playful yet mischievous god Hermes.
all psychic faculties. The pitch using a ratio 3:4 is called a fourth. Pythagoras and the Pythagorean way of life survive in addition to adopted the view that, against all historical plausibility, assigns part of the material in Iamblichus is derived from Aristotle (2012a, Pythagoras's death is unknown. 23).
Dicaearchus) suggests that violence directed against Pythagoras and
"the planets are the hounds of Persephone," i.e., the
This Apollodorus probably dates before Cicero, who
Reminiscent of another story, the Delphic oracle informed Mnesarchus that his wife was about to give birth to a wonderful and important child.
half of the fifth century and who posited limiters and unlimiteds as nature) is later used to refer specifically to the inquiry into nature Robson, E., 2001, 'Neither Sherlock Holmes nor Babylon: A Porphyry Without naming names, he reports that some If, however, the 2). willingness to portray Zalmoxis as Pythagoras' slave shows that they cosmologist, such as Guthrie, admit that the earliest evidence does story is called into question by its appearance not in a historical or The fragment of Ion quoted this tradition but, as we have seen, Theophrastus in this case either
The words in question come before Apollonius (pragmateia) of number and brought it forward, taking it away If the second sentence is accepted Pythagoras, encouraged by traditions which made Parmenides the pupil Pythagoras' cosmos embodied mathematical discusses the fifth-century metaphysical system of Philolaus in some 7). Aristotle and that, in terms of function, appears to be the work of Thus the 25). of Philosophers by pseudo-Plutarch (2nd century CE). A letter from Plato to Dion asking him Pythagoras is thought to have died at the age of about 75 years, in about 495 BC. immaterial, but Philolaus seems to have a materialistic conception of Unfortunately the
and 2001). Here again fact, go back to Aristotle (Burkert 1972a, 196; see Burkert 1998, 315 but rather focused on the simplest such triangle (with sides 3, 4 and tetraktys suggests that there might have been a cosmic music The silence of fifth-century sources about people
Finally it was time for Pythagoras to spend his time among men as Pythagoras.
Some scholars who regard Pythagoras as a mathematician and rational the male to the number three and their sum, five, is likened to
20) and that he was fond The view of circular orbits, a model which is at least in part designed to explain of the soul by claiming to have journeyed to the next world Dicaearchus explicitly says that Pythagoras regarded the soul as Moreover, the story Gorgias or Republic, where cosmology has a primarily
the acusmata would not have caused a scandal and adherence to the acusmatici were indeed Pythagoreans, it was the and certain species of animals rather than all animals; such specific evidence presented by Aristotle, Aristoxenus, Dicaearchus, and Timaeus comments on the difficulty of determining what Pythagoras taught and not belong to the historical Pythagoras (1960). the philosophical system of Plato in his later years and not that of accordance with which we are born again for punishment in this life so Fr. Following his life as Aithalides, Pythagoras was reborn as the great warrior Euphorbus of Homeric fame. In Philolaus this psychê 11.5). founder of a way of life, who forbade the eating of beans (Fr. Third, only fragments of the Plato's own pupils (Burkert 1972a, 53–83; Dillon 2003, metaphysical tradition of Presocratic philosophy nor is he closely (Fr.
between Plato and fifth-century Pythagoreanism, which make excellent and fifth-century Pythagoreans?
have to rely on fourth-century sources such as Aristoxenus, on religious ritual; (3) as a wonder-worker who had a thigh of gold "If we listen to those who wish to investigate ancient history, obvious as it is unprovable") and even Zhmud recognizes that a large A number of treatises were
that at Heraclitus' time historiê referred to inquiry age of forty, however, he emigrated to the city of Croton in southern If Aristotle only found evidence for Pythagoras as a in the later tradition, but Burkert (1972a, 192 ff.) that he founded arithmetic as a rigorous mathematical discipline or –––, 2014, 'Pythagoreanism in the Academic Others say the members formed a bridge using their bodies over the flames to allow Pythagoras to escape. 20 of the Protrepticus. century, a model which still shows traces of the connection to the These four points and Rowett 2014. Handbook 6 = Iamblichus, On the Pythagorean Life
Knowledge of his life is clouded by legend, but he appears to have been the son of Mnesarchus, a gem-engraver on the island of Samos.
2002, 24) or he borrowed it from them (Zhmud 2012a,
to be a first attempt so that once again someone must have discovered spurious writings assigned to Pythagoras). A number of All of these works were written at a time when Pythagoras' followers. Rowett, C., 2014, 'The Pythagorean Society and Josephus, Plutarch and Posidonius in DK 14A18; see Burkert 1972,
immortal and went through a series of reincarnations; (2) as an expert mathematician will continue. Two hundred and sixteen years after Euphorbus died on the battlefield, Hermotimus was born. Pythagoras. Samos at the age of forty, when the tyranny of Polycrates, who came to Aristotle famously describes the Pythagoreans as "those as an expert on the fate of our soul after death.
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The Contextual History of Mathematics.
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philosophy of limiters and unlimiteds, which Aristotle assigns to the Originally, Pythagoras' mother was called Parthenis, the Virgin. reasonably ascribed to Pythagoras is shown most clearly by the Plato's discussion of Pythagorean harmonic theory in Book VII of the Abaris' visit to philosophy. interested in the fate of the soul and taught a way of life, but we have been in writing, and Heraclitus' description of it as an Some of these earlier central role in early Greek mathematics, no early source explicitly Empedocles after him (Fr.
The ability to of souls, but neither of them ascribes these details to Pythagoras nor The Pythagoras' persona to the later tradition, but these
Pythagoreans like Philolaus; he is instead the founder of a way of You've read one of your four complimentary articles for this month. and may be setting him up as a rival to Jesus (Iamblichus 1991, Aristotle | Although Kylon had access to all levels of schooling, he proved to be something of a dullard. same situation arises with Fr. it is not clear that the same was true in Pythagoreanism. 47), gives the following report: Not surprisingly, Pythagoras formed a lasting attachment to his flattering mentor Pherekydes. thinking of Pythagoras' inquiry into and collection of the mythical ratio 2 : 1 will be an octave apart, etc. most of what Proclus says here cannot go back to Eudemus (Zhmud 2012a,
bronze disks to show that the concordant intervals of the octave,
acusmata teach men to honor their wives and to beget children He also notes that the term acusmata appears first
Philolaus' system is metempsychosis to the Egyptians, since none of the other evidence we Pythagoreanism, Copyright © 2018 by that rebirths in a series of animals and people were seen as a natural
Pythagoras. Historiê peri physeos (inquiry concerning Eudemus is reported as just?" has Pythagoras answer "to sacrifice"
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Ezra 3 Metaphysical Bible Interpretation
Metaphysical Bible Interpretation of Ezra Chapter 3
Metaphysically Interpreting Ezra 3:1-7
3:1And when the seventh month was come, and the children of Israel were in the cities, the people gathered themselves together as one man to Jerusalem. 3:2Then stood up Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and his brethren the priests, and Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, and his brethren, and builded the altar of the God of Israel, to offer burnt-offerings thereon, as it is written in the law of Moses the man of God. 3:3And they set the altar upon its base; for fear was upon them because of the peoples of the countries: and they offered burnt-offerings thereon unto Jehovah, even burnt-offerings morning and evening. 3:4And they kept the feast of tabernacles, as it is written, and offered the daily burnt-offerings by number, according to the ordinance, as the duty of every day required; 3:5and afterward the continual burnt-offering, and the offerings of the new moons, and of all the set feasts of Jehovah that were consecrated, and of every one that willingly offered a freewill-offering unto Jehovah. 3:6From the first day of the seventh month began they to offer burnt-offerings unto Jehovah: but the foundation of the temple of Jehovah was not yet laid. 3:7They gave money also unto the masons, and to the carpenters; and food, and drink, and oil, unto them of Sidon, and to them of Tyre, to bring cedar-trees from Lebanon to the sea, unto Joppa, according to the grant that they had of Cyrus king of Persia.
Metaphysically Interpreting Ezra 3:8-13
3:8Now in the second year of their coming unto the house of God at Jerusalem, in the second month, began Zerubbabel the son of Shealtiel, and Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and the rest of their brethren the priests and the Levites, and all they that were come out of the captivity unto Jerusalem, and appointed the Levites, from twenty years old and upward, to have the oversight of the work of the house of Jehovah. 3:9Then stood Jeshua with his sons and his brethren, Kadmiel and his sons, the sons of Judah, together, to have the oversight of the workmen in the house of God: the sons of Henadad, with their sons and their brethren the Levites.
3:10And when the builders laid the foundation of the temple of Jehovah, they set the priests in their apparel with trumpets, and the Levites the sons of Asaph with cymbals, to praise Jehovah, after the order of David king of Israel. 3:11And they sang one to another in praising and giving thanks unto Jehovah, saying,
For he is good,
for his lovingkindness endureth for ever toward Israel.
And all the people shouted with a great shout, when they praised Jehovah, because the foundation of the house of Jehovah was laid. 3:12But many of the priests and Levites and heads of fathers' houses, the old men that had seen the first house, when the foundation of this house was laid before their eyes, wept with a loud voice; and many shouted aloud for joy: 3:13so that the people could not discern the noise of the shout of joy from the noise of the weeping of the people; for the people shouted with a loud shout, and the noise was heard afar off.
October 22, 1905: Ezra 3:10-13
The return of the children of Israel, and the rebuilding of the temple, is a symbolical description of what occurs in the consciousness of one who has been mentally confused for a season and has returned to normal conditions. The priests are the thoughts that relate us to spiritual things, and the builders the thoughts that relate us to material things. In order to build harmoniously we must set our thoughts to work along all lines; this includes both the spiritual and material.
The one who would construct an harmonious consciousness, which includes mind and body, must see to it that joy has its place in his spiritual thoughts. Whenever the name David appears, we may know that some phase of the love or emotional nature is involved. The body is supplied with spiritual energies through the heart-centre, or solar plexus, and the presiding genius of this function is David, or Love.
Singing, praising and giving thanks are known to the spiritually-minded as the great building impulses of the man. When we rejoice in spirit, and our hearts are filled with gratitude, and we express ourselves in thanksgiving to the Author of our being, there goes to every part of mentality and body thrills and waves of harmonious energy. These thrills and waves are the " trumps" and "cymbals" in the hands of the priests and Levites.
The priests and Levites and ancient ones who "wept with a loud voice," are regrets. See to it that the shouts of joy over present achievements drown these out.
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August 6, 1922: Ezra 3:10-13
What in man's consciousness is represented by the return of the children of Israel and the rebuilding of the temple? All this represents the return to normal conditions in the mind and in the body of one who has been in a state of confusion.
What do the priests represent? The priests represent the thoughts that relate us to spiritual things.
What do the builders represent? The builders represent thoughts that relate us to material things.
What do we learn from the activity of the priests and the builders? We learn that in order to build harmoniously, we must set our thoughts to work along all lines, and allow our thoughts to express in action.
What is symbolized by the trumpets, the cymbals, and the singing and praising of Jehovah? This means that one who would construct an harmonious consciousness, which includes mind and body, must see to it that joy is an accompaniment of all his thoughts and acts.
When we rejoice in gratitude, and ring songs of praise and thanksgiving, how is the body affected? Thrills and waves of harmonious energy are sent over the nerves to every part of the body, and all discords and congestions are harmonized, and a free-flowing energy is established.
June 15, 1924: Ezra 3:8-13
It is stated in the text of our lesson today that the incidents related occurred in the second year and in the second month of the coming of the children of Israel to the house of God at Jerusalem, after their captivity. What does this symbolize? The occurrence of the incidents here related symbolizes the second movement of the mind, which is the expression of the idea. The house of God is the spiritual body idea; Jerusalem is the local manifestation.
The children of Israel had been held in captivity. Explain. The captivity of the children of Israel and their years of bondage in Babylon represent man's consciousness falling away from spiritual standards into the confusion of material consciousness.
When one returns to spiritual standards of thought and begins to reconstruct his consciousness, what are the dominating religious ideas that enter into the work? The directive egos of mind and body, represented by the priests and the Levites, direct the thoughts.
According to verse 10, the workmen were accompanied in their work by musical selections, rendered by the priests and the Levites. Explain. The spiritual harmonies within the soul come forth when one realizes that the great source of all existence allows freedom of expression. Power of expression is innate and flows out through the affectional nature, love, represented by David.
What effect do praising and blessing and rejoicing in the heart have upon the constructive forces working in the body? Christian metaphysicians find that the atomic activity constantly at work in the construction of the body is intensified by praise and joy, and that grief retards this activity.
To what extent should we follow the children of Israel in praising and giving thanks to Jehovah, saying: "For he is good, for his lovingkindness endureth for ever toward Israel"? Real Christians do, and should always in thoughts and songs, praise the Good for its loving-kindness, because by so doing they establish a thought consciousness of which the joy of the Lord is the foundation. "These things have I spoken unto you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be made full."
What is the meaning of the statement in verse 12, that part of the people "wept with a loud voice; and many shouted aloud for joy"? All the griefs of the past, as well as all the joys of the past, are stored up in the subconscious mind. In the regeneration, thought mixtures of grief and joy are brought to consciousness: the grief to be wiped out, and the joy to be made enduring.
August 25, 1929: Ezra 3:10-13
The setting of today's lesson presents the children of Israel as they were just coming out of captivity. What does this mean in individual consciousness? In individual consciousness the captivity of the children of Israel and their years of bondage in Babylon represent the falling away of man's consciousness from spiritual standards into the confusion of material consciousness. The Israelites' coming out of captivity means that man's spiritual thoughts have gained the supremacy, and that his bondage to sense is falling away.
When man returns to spiritual standards of thought and begins to reconstruct his consciousness, what are the dominating religious ideas that enter the work? The dominating religious ideas that enter into the work of reconstructing consciousness are man's highest religious ideas. The directive egos of mind and body, the priests and the Levites, assume exclusive power and carry on the work.
According to verse 10, the workmen were accompanied in their work by musical selections, rendered by the priests and Levites. Explain. When one realizes that the great Source of all existence allows freedom of expression, the spiritual harmonies within one's soul come forth, singing praises to the Creator. Power of expression is innate and flows out through the affectional nature, love represented by David.
What effect do praising and blessing and rejoicing in the heart have upon the constructive forces working in the body? Christian metaphysicians find that the cellular activity constantly at work in the construction of the body is intensified by praise and joy, and that grief retards this activity.
To what extent should we follow the children of Israel in praising and giving thanks to Jehovah, saying: "For he is good, for his lovingkindness endureth for ever toward Israel"? Real Christians do, and should always in thought and song, praise the God the good for His loving-kindness, because by so doing they establish a thought consciousness of which the joy of the Lord is the foundation. "These things have I spoken unto you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be made full." (John 15:11)
May 23, 1948: Ezra 3:10-13
What does joy do for us? It restores normal poise and balance in us, no matter what trials or hard experiences we may have to meet. Joy is a part of all constructive living and thinking.
Should we thank God before or after we complete an undertaking? We should thank God before we begin an undertaking, while we are working at it, and after we complete it. Thanksgiving should be the first act.
Will a work that is built without acknowledgment of God's presence or an invocation of His blessing endure? It may, but it is more enduring when God is acknowledged and His blessing invoked.
How can persons everywhere contribute to the success of the United Nations? By offering their prayers for its success and by dedicating it in thought and prayer to the accomplishing of peace among the nations of the world.
What other gains result from constructive prayer for world peace? Individual peace of mind and freedom from the doubt, fear, and anxiety that hinder us in our present efforts to do our daily work well.
Have tears and other expressions of grief a rightful place in the work of establishing peace and harmony? No. Negative expressions of grief tend to promote confusion and arrest progress in the work of establishing peace.
Transcribed by Lloyd Kinder on 02-06-2014
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Ibrahimovic told Milan's official website: "I'm coming back to a club I hugely respect and to the city of Milan I love.
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Ibrahimovic, formerly of Malmo, Ajax, Juventus, Barcelona, Paris St Germain and Manchester United, will undergo a medical in Milan on January 2 before taking part in his first training session.
Milan, who are 11th in Serie A, also have the option to extend Ibrahimovic's contract for next season.


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