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In this talk, Professor Bourke explored the various ways that people in the past have interpreted unpleasant sensations. ... Is pain a productive force or solely destructive? How have people learnt to conduct themselves when in pain and what languages do

Often people believe to be “free” when deciding between different choice options. ... Ever since the pioneering work of Benjamin Libet, neuroimaging studies have repeatedly shown that it is possible to predict the outcome of subjectively free

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. usic is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

nature, and working towards a sustainable future for people and the planet. ... He considers the idea of conflict and co-existence and asks whether there was the space for people to thrive and for nature to survive in the modern day, from the

We uttered well wishes for the new place. In the past people migrated twice a year. ... In October, when it gets cold and starts snowing, people moved into their winter camps.

Abstract:. Kalmyk people show great respect to fire. Before any important undertaking, people perform the ritual of gal tyalgn (fire worship). ... Before moving to another place, people light candles, get rid of useless and old stuff by burning them on a

The same was true vice versa. Today, by contrast, people sit wherever they want and go wherever they wish. ... Even children became capricious. People have forgotten their traditions. Everyone speaks Russian, even old women barely know Kalmyk.

Again, people have said that the attributed inferiority reflects the way we classify the world. ... People increasingly live within enclosures, high fences surround them and protect them from other groups.

Peasants deteriorate into subsistence farmers where people retreat from the use of money and markets. ... Many people do not feel much about people in their street or neighbourhood.

One possibly worrying trend is that such drugs are also used by healthy people (including students) illegally to enhance cognitive performance. ... ADHD medication can reduce criminality, often associated with untreated mental health disorders, and keep

Created: Thu 17 Jan 2019. 447 views. Much discourse in the field of organ and tissue donation suggests that people (in the UK) fear a constant shrinkage of the public virtue

People drafting it on both the EU and British side deserve to be congratulated. ... forward. We could have a constitution convention process involving the people. “. Available Formats. Format. Quality. Bitrate. Size.

With the beginning of perestroika these young people took leading roles within the Central Spiritual Board of Buddhists of the USSR. ... In the past two decades, it was the most talented and dedicated young people who completed the full education.

Among the Yoruba of Nigeria, a woman was traditionally parcelled out between various people. ... We had no old people’s home like you. The old people were important.

Increasingly this was questioned. In the nineteenth century many people described religion as something constructed by humans. ... Too much sense of sin and guilt has weighed down and even destroyed many people.

This is his story:. I am already 80. I like to read books, talk to people and ask questions from the elders. ... Some people say that there was a river called Buzava from where the Buzavas derive their ethnonym.

The young people are getting interested in their genealogy. People should know their ancestors up to seven generations back. ... After the seventh generation, people are considered ‘distant kin’ (torlmud). Available Formats.

When the man with the bowl turns three times clockwise in front of the altar the people in the hall utter khuree. ... It is followed by prayers read by the monk and the people again utter khuree.

The camels were covered in snow, people stopped fetching water, they ate snow instead. ... People are suffering, the livestock cannot find grass, everything is covered with the snow’.

He educated us from our childhood. We grew up listening to his proverbs: ‘A person has relatives and a fur coat has a collar’ (people should respect their relatives), ‘Relatives are ... not a burden, carrying sand is a burden’ (people should

Mark travels to the mountains of Eastern Nepal, where Thangmi is now spoken by only a few thousand people. ... When people switch to speaking another language, traditional knowledge about man's place in nature falls into disuse.

Nearly all the villagers attend the horse race, except for very old people. ... People ride horses and mules from the bottom of the valley to the valley's highest point.

Nearly all the villagers attend the horse race, except for very old people. ... People ride horses and mules from the bottom of the valley to the valley's highest point.

life in that setting; the house was always full of other refugees who had come from internment camps on the Isle of Man; I know that I heard talk of people ... educational institution; people here are stars and could all go elsewhere; the only reason

So we've just said it's good sometimes to disagree with other people's thinking, but we can do that politely, ok? ... Sam? Sam: Only one person speaks at a time so that means, how many groups there are, we only hear that many people talking.

climate change. Applying ICT-based solutions to reform people's activities and travels is an alternative solution. ... source of the problem is caused by people's activities such as traditional 9-to-5 working.

In the past, (in order to make felt) people rolled the wool, sprinkled it with water. ... Today nobody uses spindles, all people use spinning-wheels. Evdokia: How did you spin?

only published in somewhat obscure journals and so very few people knew that people were getting successful results. ... If you point this out to people they say ‘things happen very quickly in water.

you've just said really, people would be working in them, resting in them, playing in them. ... I suppose different people would react in different ways to winning the lottery or imagine winning the lottery in different ways.

Professor Ludmilla Jordanova (Department of History, King’s College London). Summary: Millions of people can recognize the figure of Charles.

scholarly publication; finding stuff - matching people with info; ability to filter & identify papers to read is important capability; info about filtering could be more valuable than the actual info; power in ... 21 108:19 Business model for Open Info -

Abstract:. Tsagan Aav is the Master of the Universe. When people perform the ritual of gal tyalgn they always mention his name. ... Afterwards, people give their three nephews or grandchildren on their maternal side a piece of cooked meat and white coins.

And I think that in these high pressure projects, actually having those personal relationships and forming them and doing some sort of team building is much more powerful than people realise. ... I mean on a personal level I knew that when I was having

You couldn't mobilize people around it.'. 'One of the mistakes we've made is hyping up the [story of] the [Ukrainian] far right. ... People should be asking about Ukraine as a thing itself, not just as some reflection of a terrible conflict.'.

From this you can see already that I thought of myself as many people crammed into one. ... Or many people think that the Indian curry restaurant is an old tradition, brought to this country.

people, but that the space of art can be used for everybody to sense their own lives in a different register; this has become very important to me so that in ... no criteria but was a self-regulating process in which people never worried about where the

And most people under age 50 speak Spanish. So there is a lingua franca that everybody. ... 21:34. And this is also consistent with qualitative interviews with lots of people.

Besides that, being afraid of older people, children rarely asked them why all these prohibitions should be observed. ... Today, young people are different. Children interrogate so that sometimes you do not even know what to say.

Why do people join criminal gangs? Criminal organizations exist because they serve a purpose. ... The national and international reach of cosa nostra, ‘our people’, will overcome all difficulties.

And what on earth is the use of that? other people not unnaturally ask. ... Or do they think they're uncovering or inventing nuances of meaning, to which most people are oblivious?

When they were carrying the statue of Buddha inside the temple, it seemed as if the statue was floating above the people. ... The temple has a designated room for the deity-protectors. Vladimir Gilyandikov: Many people from different places asked me to

Keywords:. Transcript. Transcript:. My job as Director of Research and Engineering is to first of all help people secure their funding for their research, understand what research they want to do ... It’s important to lay down how everybody’s going

Forecasts that are sufficiently believed, cause people to act in ways that make the prediction come true. ... economic circumstances; if 2009 turns out to be a dreadful year for the economy, to a large extent it will be because people believe it will be.

The strange thing in Democracy is that power is held in trust for the people. ... What happens if we don’t trust people? The Trust idea encouraged that rare commodity ‘trust’ to develop.

Pansy Tlakula, Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights;. ... They suffer from increasing censorship and restrictions on freedom of expression, bringing many into

people and to encourage them to regulate their behaviour. ... He says, "Shame is always seen as a negative emotion. But in fact there are some positives for companies in using the mechanism of shame to help ensure that people do

6. RG: "How do people respond when they come across the whole idea of open data?". ... 9. RG: "How are people getting on with DOIs for data?" PMR responds by describing some of the difficulties with data sets, such as their time-varying nature.