In reply to this comment by Trancecoach:
This has been part of the psychological literature since the early days of psychology (late 1800s), but did not capture the mainstream attention in the ways that psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and experimental psychology has seemed to.

For anyone interested in the culminating work of the scientific investigation of these kinds of phenomena should check out Maurice Merleu-Ponty's work, especially the Structure of Behavior (circa early 1940s).

>> ^enoch:

this is a great talk but i find it interesting how western psychology is just now beginning to address this in a substantive way because this is NOT a new concept or philosophy.
WTG psychologists!!! 3000 yrs later and just NOW you are starting to get it!
woohoo!


awesome.gonna check out ponty's work.
would it be along the same line as spiral dynamics?

This has been part of the psychological literature since the early days of psychology (late 1800s), but did not capture the mainstream attention in the ways that psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and experimental psychology has seemed to.

For anyone interested in the culminating work of the scientific investigation of these kinds of phenomena should check out Maurice Merleu-Ponty's work, especially the Structure of Behavior (circa early 1940s).

>> ^enoch:

this is a great talk but i find it interesting how western psychology is just now beginning to address this in a substantive way because this is NOT a new concept or philosophy.
WTG psychologists!!! 3000 yrs later and just NOW you are starting to get it!
woohoo!

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thx! and since you brought this to my attention, you might as well have a listen to the rest.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
*quality

Actually, it looks like it may be Mauritius.
officially the Republic of Mauritius, French: République de Maurice is an island nation off the coast of the African continent in the southwest Indian Ocean, about 900 kilometres (560 mi) east of Madagascar.

I'm going by the flag that is flying on the dock at around 0:48
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauritius

Google Maps:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Mauritius&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wl

>> ^therealblankman:
That is a Ship-breaking operation on the coast of either Pakistan or India or Bangladesh.

Wow, that's enough to make you see spots!
Congrats Maurice..., I mean..., your honor, king sir!

Long live Roi Maurice! Congrats dd, well deserved indeed.

Good to see Huckabee getting so much support. He's obviously a man with impeccable decision making abilities. Take for instance, his commuting of a 95 year sentance for Maurice Clemmens. I don't suppose it's any reflection on Huckabee that Clemmens just killed 4 cops in Seattle.

Hah, I saw this a couple of weeks ago, thought about sifting it, but i'm not too hot on the Bill Hicks thing. This is a cool interview, even though Clive Anderson is a wanker. Best thing he ever did was interview the Bee Gees and make Maurice Gibbs walk off set. Maybe I should go look for that...

EMT: Trooper's Dash Cam Will Clarify Everything
http://www.ktul.com/news/stories/0509/627284.html

Tulsa - The paramedic involved in a confrontation with an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper caught on a cell phone camera says he doesn't expect any charges to be filed against him.

Maurice White, Jr. is the critical care paramedic seen in the video that has created quite a stir not only here in eastern Oklahoma, but all over the nation.

The video shows the aftermath of a traffic stop that took place while the Creek Nation ambulance was taking a patient suffering from heat exhaustion to the hospital. The ambulance was pulled over by the trooper because troopers say the driver failed to yield to his patrol car.

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White posted a message on NewsChannel 8's message board Friday morning, responding to the many questions our viewers have had.

He says quote, "I assure you that time and the trooper's dash cam will clarify everything."

He says the reason he got out of the ambulance in the first place was because he believed a person in the trooper's car was in need of medical attention.

"It was the fact that the trooper was approached at such a high rate of speed, and driving so erratically, I assumed that the woman in the front seat of the cruiser dressed in civilian clothing needed immediate help," white says. "That is why I initially stepped from the rear of the unit."

Troopers have accused White of assaulting them prior to the confrontation caught on the cell phone camera. That's something only the trooper's dash camera may be able to clarify.

>> ^rasch187:
Good ol' Maurice LaMarche, voice of Kif, Hedonism Bot, Morbo and many others on Futurama.


I should perhaps point out the infamous Brain of Pinky & The Brain fame.

Good ol' Maurice LaMarche, voice of Kif, Hedonism Bot, Morbo and many others on Futurama.

Your video, 'Where The Wild Things Are' by Maurice Sendak, has made it into your personal Highest Rated Videos listing. Congratulations on a job well done. For you contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

Oh and a bit of trivia, his father, Maurice Jarre was the composer of a lot of excellent sountracks for classics such as Dr. Zhivago, Laurence of Arabia, The Man who would be King, and a few others. Definitely a great musical family.