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The late cultural icon Marshall McLuhan also wrote about the importance of the background (he just called it "ground.") His point was that there is much we don’t see because we only notice the central figure or object of a situation, but not the context or space around this object. And in a different field, the British scientist Gregory Bateson also wrote about ground. In his book Mind and Nature, Bateson discusses the wider knowing which he described as "the glue holding together the starfishes and sea anemones and redwood forests and human communities." His point was that we humans notice the starfishes, but we don’t notice the glue that holds the starfishes and the rest of the world together.
So why does it matter whether we’re aware of this background context that creates the space for the starfishes, streams and forests? Because the background is what makes them possible. Think about an empty container–it’s the space within the container that makes it useful. We love our houses, but it’s the space within the house that makes it a house. The Tao Teh Ching says, "While the tangible has advantages, it is the intangibles that makes it useful."
Bateson describes a time when he was teaching a class of "young beatniks" at the California School of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Bateson showed them a starfish and asked them, "How are you related to this creature? What pattern connects you to it?" Bateson tells us that this was an aesthetic question that he posed to the students.
Bateson later writes, "Is this what Plotinus meant by an ‘invisible and unchanging beauty which pervades all things?’" The ultimate unity, Bateson argues, is aesthetic.The new league fixture list for Haslingfield Colts Under 13’s FC has just been announced. The team’s first game is away at Hemingford Colts on Sunday 9th September. The Colts first home league fixture on the village Rec is against Godmanchester Rovers Youth on Sunday 16th September. The Colts also have some friendly matches arranged for a warm up to the new season. Their first friendly is in the evening of Wednesday 29th August, at home against Cottenham. Kick-off time to be confirmed. The second is on Sunday 2nd September away at Cambourne, kick-off time is 10.30am. All the fixture details are in the calendar. For more details on Haslingfield Colts FC click here.Q:Title: great chairs but not cushions Review: These chairs were purchased as replacements for teak furniture which did not hold up to the outdoors. The chairs themselves are great---weatherproof aluminium and they shed water easily thanks to their thin support elements. However, the cushions are not very well matched. They are too thick on the bottom, but provide no cushioning for the chair backs. Also, the white color does not hold up well to family wear and tear. We ended up replacing the cushions with combined back-and-seat cushions designed for other chairs. But overall we are quite happy with the chairs. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Three recent articles in the international press have drawn attention to the danger of using “renewable” resources derived from plants as a substitute for petroleum products. They focus on the use of corn and palm oil to make “biofuels” for motor vehicles, but the same danger arises from the use of corn and other agricultural products to make hydro-biodegradable plastics.
The International Herald Tribune wrote on 31st January 2007 “Just a few years ago politicians and green groups in the Netherlands were thrilled by the country’s adoption of “sustainable energy” by coaxing electricity plants to use biofuel. Spurred by government subsidies, energy companies designed generators that ran exclusively on this fuel, which in theory would be cleaner than fossil fuels because it is derived from plants.
Plastics made from crops, are up to 400% more expensive, they are not strong enough for use in high-speed machinery, and they emit methane (a powerful greenhouse gas) in landfill. Also, it is wrong to use land, water and fertilizers to grow crops for bioplastics and biofuels, which drives up the cost of food for the poorest people
Business Week 5 Feb 2007 edition “The rise in the price of corn that's hurting US pig farmers isn't caused by any big dip in the overall supply. In the U.S., last year's harvest was 10.5 billion bushels, the third-largest crop ever. But instead of going into the mouths of pigs or cattle or people, an increasing slice is being transformed into fuel for cars. The roughly 5 billion gallons of ethanol made in 2006 by 112 U.S. plants consumed nearly one-fifth of the corn crop.” US chicken producers are also being hit. The industry's feed costs are already up $1.5 billion per year. Ultimately, these increases will be passed on to consumers, and there could be dramatic inflation in food costs.
Oxo-bio plastics degrade in the upper layers of a landfill, but they are completely inert deeper in the landfill in the absence of oxygen. They do not emit methane at any stage.
Paper bags use 300% more energy to produce, they are bulky and heavy and are not strong enough, especially when wet. They will also emit methane in landfill.
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**The above information has been reprinted with permission of the Oxo-Biodegradable Plastics AssociationDiscussion in 'Night Vision Optics and Illumination' started by JimmyMature, Jun 15, 2014.
I've see the Starlight Arrow which seems to be exactly the kind of thing I want. I've been trawling the net looking for reviews and comments and it's a little sparse. It's a lot of money to spend without the benefit of some good reviews as I won't be able to try it before I buy.
I would really appreciate it if anyone here has experiences or opinions on it or any alternative suggestion.
hello, from what i see its a small day scope n/v add on then you need a I/R torch, you need a parallax day scope, basic model about £400 plus cost for i/r, so depending what your shooting fac or air rifle? should be ok to 100mtrs, you could make a home made DIY n/v add on with a screen?, terry 101 on here has put a good thread recently, parts/ cost/how to put together, i just fitted a pulsar challenger but only good for 25/35 mtrs max. you could look a the photon day/night n/v scope, £400 and this can be made better by a few diy extras. maybe a forum member has better info. where in west berks are you?
hello, if you look at the photon and want this for day time use, i have put a plastic cap on the front with a 25mm hole. this makes a better clarity and can be used in daylight with a piece of red plastic sheet cut to go over hole and same as the one in the photon kit, i think terry 101 will give details of red sheet and how light/dark needs to be.
I gave this some thought myself but was put off that it sits on the rear of the scope which I can't imagine will be comfortable in use. I might be wrong but this was why I didn't buy one. I got the photon instead. I'd be interested to hear how others rate it. The company Arrow are very experienced with NV and make good products.
I have a challenger and with n800 laser that i use with a MTC viper scope, and can spot rabbits 150yards+.
What ir and scope you using mate.
len mate, with an avatar like that, how are folk meant to read your posts?
Tbh Steve, my posts ain't worth reading lol.
hello, all posts are worth reading!!!!!!!!!! avatar!!!! more like avamelons!!!!!!
hello, i just looked its a hawke HD 3x9x40, with a cree 501b I/R led, blacked reflector and aspheric lens. its only for ratting to 25mtrs. i thought to get a better I/R but i have lots of recharge CR123a batts and 2 chargers. i have just done another thing to the cree to make the beam smaller and longer, i taped a tube to the front of torch about 30/35mm long and it works indoors but yet to try out side in complete darkness.
Is scope ao?,