“Kant's Philosophy in the Modern Era - Associated Content” plus 3 more

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• Kant's Philosophy in the Modern Era - Associated Content
• Videos From the Web: Car Videos - San Francisco Chronicle
• David Arquette Stays Busy Fighting Hunger in America - Pop Eater
• Church bans Tai Chi class because of Taoism link - Digital Journal

Kant's Philosophy in the Modern Era - Associated Content Posted: 18 Mar 2010 10:25 AM PDT Kant's philosophy has always been studied in the Western philosophical circles there is a large body of is a product of the late 19th century, 200 years later,it will soon become history as we have been standing on  the threshold of the 21st century. Recalling the 20th century, schools of philosophy are overwhelming, and we dont want to catch the new wave too late. Is there need to worry about 200 years ago, does Kant's philosophy of meaning have any meaning now? Clearly, Kant's philosophy of meaning in the present era in theory, is still a problem, but put it bluntly, the problem is, Kant's philosophy and the relationship between us that is the problem. What does Kant's philosophy have anything to do with us? On the surface, such these thoughts defend themselves with suspicion, but the deeper issues should be the history of philosophy or philosophical question of their significance. Thus, to discuss the significance of Kant's philosophy can not be confined to discussion of Kant's, which in the final analysis concerning a study of the meaning of the history of philosophy. Therefore, this article aims to discuss with the significance of Kant's philosophy to discuss the meaning of history of philosophy, it can be said to discuss the history of philosophy through the study to discuss the meaning of the significance of Kant's philosophy, and thus presents a new Philosophical History model. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction.

Videos From the Web: Car Videos - San Francisco Chronicle Posted: 18 Mar 2010 12:55 PM PDT At the making of this video I had lived 10 years without owning a personal motor vehicle. My main means of transportation has been riding a bicycle. Here in this 3 part video I explain how eliminating the vehicle from your life can drastically increase your peace of mind. Freddies Modern Kung Fu established in 2009 is a Martial Arts Academy on youtube that specializes in the development of the body, mind, and soul. Freddies teachings are highly inspired byBruce Lees Tao of Jeet Kune Do and his understanding of the ancient wisdom of Eastern Philosophy. His private underground school is located in Chicago, IL. Lessons aimed at the healthy development of the body, mind, spirit are open to the public. Survival combat technique lessons are only taught privately and to official online disciples. All combative techniques are scientifically proven to be effective and are aimed towards unarmed street survival combat. Freddie hand selects disciples to personally train that have the proper discipline and compassionate heart to become successful in his art. If you wish to find out more information on what are the requirement to become an official online disciple watch the video Official Disciple Exercise Requirements and read the description of the video. www.youtube.com After watching the video contact Freddie via email at freddiesmodernkungfu@live.com. Personal and Private instruction for Freddies Modern Kung Fu is available in Chicago, IL. Freddie is also available to be hired as ... Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction.

David Arquette Stays Busy Fighting Hunger in America - Pop Eater Posted: 18 Mar 2010 02:43 PM PDT David Arquette's got a lot going on -- adoption rumors to shut down, a clothing line to with Ben Harper, the first 'Scream' movie in 10 years. One of his biggest passions is his work with Feeding America, the country's leading charity for domestic hunger relief -- he's the chairman of the organization's Entertainment Council. Tonight Arquette will host an L.A. performance by recording artist Spencer Day, where all proceeds will go to Feeding America. For the occasion, Arquette spoke with PopEater about why he sees music and charity intertwined, what thrills him most about 'Scream 4,' and the philosophy he uses to parse out all these projects. What's happening with this event tonight? I'm hosting an event where Spencer Day is playing at the Upright Cabaret in Los Angeles. All the proceeds from tonight's event go toward Feeding America. Also, anybody who downloads his song 'Better Way' will provide seven meals for hungry Americans. It's a really great thing Spencer's doing. He did a video for that song which used some Feeding America footage and shows what hungry Americans are dealing with. That's great. Yeah. Spencer really feels a connection with it -- when he first came to Los Angeles, he was struggling and living out of his car, often going to bed hungry. He'd go to food pantries. He knows firsthand what it's like. His commitment to donate all these proceeds is such a stand-up move; it's really difficult to get record companies to back something like that. How long have you been involved with Feeding America? Two years. It's been a great relationship, getting to know the people we're helping and the people that have been working to try to eliminate hunger in America for 20, 30 years is really a joy. How'd you get involved? They approached me when they were changing their name from America's Second Harvest to Feeding America. I initially got involved just to help them promote that name change. But the more I got involved, the more I started seeing what the faces of hunger in America look like -- they're working Americans, they're seniors living on a fixed income. It's not what you'd typically expect. In a country that's as wealthy as ours, we shouldn't have people that don't know where their next meal's coming from. What's something that's really hit you during your work with Feeding America? I've had tons of experiences...seeing a kid, when you give 'em a bag of food and they just go right into it, eating something healthy, after having to eat anything they can. I ran into an actor who told me he was in 'Che' two years ago and now he was in this line, waiting for a bag of food. It was an intense reality. You're a pretty involved guy. A lot of it seems tied in with music -- you do a clothing line with Ben Harper, you did the 'Rock a Little, Feed a Lot' concert with Harper and Sheryl Crow... It's a close connection -- music talks to the soul, the body needs food, food provides energy and inspiration for people to be creative and productive in their lives. And it's got to be a blast, being a fan of someone and then getting to work with them and become close with them. It's unbelievable, man, when you're friends with these incredible, world-class musicians. Sheryl Crow will come over and tease us with this new song and it's the most incredible, beautiful song you've ever heard, and we get a sneak peek at it. It's such an amazing opportunity. Has your five-year-old daughter Coco exhibited any musical tendencies? She's taking piano lessons, flute lessons and learning how to read scales and write notes. I'm taking trumpet lessons. I'm really enjoying it. We've heard you and Courteney are thinking about adopting a child soon? No. We don't have any plans on it, no. That was just something, Bonnie Hunt asked us if we'd be open to it and I said yeah, and then suddenly we're "adopting." We probably won't. How do you feel about Courteney leading this whole cougar thing with her show 'Cougar Town'? I think it's funny. She's played such a great character and the writers have done such a good job that I think it's transcended the initial "cougar" drawing. They're even discussing changing the title since it's sort of expanded now. 'Scream 4' is coming up, right? I think we're filming it in June. Wes Craven just signed up; he's fully on board. That excited me more than anything. Have you and Courteney done anything on-screen together since 'Scream 3' in 2000? Just in Feeding America public service announcements. [laughs] 'Scream' came out in 1996, about 15 years after the slasher genre's heyday, and re-energized the style. Now it's been another 15 years. How will the new flick address that? I think it's gonna be really interesting. They'll have a lot of material to draw from with 'Saw' and 'Avatar' and 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'Harry Potter' and all these different franchises that have come out since -- they'll be able to have a lot of fun with those pop culture references being fresh and up-to-date. Anything else on your plate lately? There's something called Stamp Out Hunger on May 8. Everyone, nationwide, should leave a bag of non-perishable groceries by their mailbox and the letter carrier will take it to the local food bank. Courteney and I have been doing an ad campaign for that. How do you divvy up all these projects? You just try to keep all the balls in the air and do what's important to you and to others. I've got this new philosophy I learned in therapy, it's something I've been trying to live my life by. There's high synergy or low synergy. High synergy is when you do something that is good for you, but it's also good for the other person you're working with. Low synergy is when it's good for you, but it doesn't matter how it affects the other person, and it's typically negative toward them. So that's been my philosophy, trying to do things that work for me, positive experiences or business ventures, but are also positive for the people I'm involved with. It's a really interesting philosophy. If people adapted it in the corporate world more, instead of always just looking for the financial gain, if they had a little more of a heart in their approach to business, they could be successful and also be positive for society. Well, here's hoping. Yeah man. That's all we can do. Spencer Day's David Arquette-hosted Feeding America benefit concert is tonight at the Upright Cabaret in Los Angeles. Showtime is 9 p.m., with dinner and drink specials beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15, available online or $20 at the door (if available). Filed under: Famous Couples - Movie News - Interviews - Exclusives Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction.

Church bans Tai Chi class because of Taoism link - Digital Journal Posted: 18 Mar 2010 01:17 PM PDT Sorry, readability was unable to parse this page for content. Five Filters featured article: Chilcot Inquiry. Available tools: PDF Newspaper, Full Text RSS, Term Extraction.

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