Monthly Archives: May 2006

EXPERIENCE AND MUSIC: KALAHARI ORIGINS

Posted on May 31, 2006 by hoon

The first presentation in the Music and Experience series, KALAHARI ORIGINS, takes place Thursday, June 1st at 7:00pm in the Main Auditorium of Lakewood Public Library. (15425 Detroit, Lakewood, Ohio) The program’s are focused on a deeply appreciative encounter aimed … Continue reading →

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AND YOU THOUGHT THEY WERE OVER-STIMULATED

Posted on May 16, 2006 by hoon

“Yes, it’s a physical atrophying of the whole sensory system.” I don’t know if the research Joseph Chilton Pearce refers to in this interview at the always mind-bending Rat Haus has been satisfactorily verified. But, I have long wondered about … Continue reading →

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SUNNY’S SIGHTS

Posted on May 5, 2006 by hoon

At Lifecircles there is a small amount of excellent material. From a paper by Sunny Cooper, Transformational Learning. Sunny’s Learning Theory Map remains one of the few summaries a web surfer can get to easily. Appendix A. Instructor Characteristics and … Continue reading →

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