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Lyrical Polyphony: The fundamental, if painfully over-simplified, difference between certain opposing economic policies....
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016. The fundamental, if painfully over-simplified, difference between certain opposing economic policies. Is basically this: imagining total available wealth as a pie, which is more important, that the pieces are getting more equal in size, even if the overall pie and thus the available pie per piece is smaller, or that the overall pie and proportionally the pieces are getting bigger, regardless of their relative sizes compared to other pieces? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Lyrical Polyphony: September 2016
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016. The fundamental, if painfully over-simplified, difference between certain opposing economic policies. Is basically this: imagining total available wealth as a pie, which is more important, that the pieces are getting more equal in size, even if the overall pie and thus the available pie per piece is smaller, or that the overall pie and proportionally the pieces are getting bigger, regardless of their relative sizes compared to other pieces? Links to this post.
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Lyrical Polyphony: Playing the organ again!
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Sunday, July 27, 2014. Playing the organ again! It's been a crazy year, and I have neglected this blog for some time. I'm still homeschooling and teaching piano in the evenings, and now I am also the organist/accompanist for my church. My last organist position was in college, and I've missed it. The piano is still my favorite, but I really love the organ- I love that big, serious sound! Now to dig out some serious Bach and get my pedal feet in shape. :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Lyrical Polyphony: May 2013
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013. I saw a woman sleeping. In her. Sleep she dreamt Life stood. Before her, and held in each. Hand a gift—in the one Love,. In the other Freedom. And she. Said to the woman, ‘Choose! And the woman waited long:. And she said, ‘Freedom! And life said, ‘Thou hast. Well chosen. If thou hadst said,. 8220;Love,” I would have given. Thee that thou didst ask for;. And I would have gone from thee no. More Now, the day will come. When I shall return. In that. Day I shall bear both gifts in.
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Lyrical Polyphony: Thoughts on the shutdown
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Monday, October 14, 2013. Thoughts on the shutdown. My feelings on the partial US government shutdown boil down to two thoughts, really:. 1 Math. Use it. If you don't have money, don't spend money. Hopefully, it will not come to that.) However, we support the House's efforts at fiscal responsibility and hope that they do not capitulate to bullying and intransigence. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thoughts on the shutdown. Diary of an Autodidact. Changing Feelings Without Changing Appearance.
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Lyrical Polyphony: Thoughts on discrimination
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013. I've been thinking about the cases recently in which, in order to comply with anti-discrimination legislation, business owners are compelled to provide services which violate their conscience. (e.g. the florist who didn't want to service a gay wedding because she felt that homosexuality is a sin.). I am assuming that any pedophelic behavior is not an orientation, but a predatory, criminal perversion of the most obscene and horrific sort). So, most businesses would be under anti...
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Whence the honey bee? Aristotle and the LXX | BLT
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BLT — Bible * Literature * Translation. Whence the honey bee? Aristotle and the LXX. February 25, 2012. There is an odd addition to the 6th chapter of Proverbs in the Septuagint. Here is a very familiar passage – who can resist being able to cite “Go to the ant, thou sluggard! 8221; Doesn’t it just roll off your tongue? 8220;A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep? And, isn’t the ant the archetypical industrious worker of the animal world? Go to the ant, you lazybones;.
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Lyrical Polyphony: October 2013
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Monday, October 14, 2013. Thoughts on the shutdown. My feelings on the partial US government shutdown boil down to two thoughts, really:. 1 Math. Use it. If you don't have money, don't spend money. Hopefully, it will not come to that.) However, we support the House's efforts at fiscal responsibility and hope that they do not capitulate to bullying and intransigence. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Thoughts on the shutdown. Diary of an Autodidact. I have to speak up now. Stuff my kids say.
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Lyrical Polyphony: November 2013
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013. I've been thinking about the cases recently in which, in order to comply with anti-discrimination legislation, business owners are compelled to provide services which violate their conscience. (e.g. the florist who didn't want to service a gay wedding because she felt that homosexuality is a sin.). I am assuming that any pedophelic behavior is not an orientation, but a predatory, criminal perversion of the most obscene and horrific sort). So, most businesses would be under anti...
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Lyrical Polyphony: July 2014
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Sunday, July 27, 2014. Playing the organ again! It's been a crazy year, and I have neglected this blog for some time. I'm still homeschooling and teaching piano in the evenings, and now I am also the organist/accompanist for my church. My last organist position was in college, and I've missed it. The piano is still my favorite, but I really love the organ- I love that big, serious sound! Now to dig out some serious Bach and get my pedal feet in shape. :). Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
