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I don't understand what this "experiment" is designed to do, except maybe screw around. It does not tell us anything about either crystals or microwave ovens, though it might tell us a little bit about the people making commentary.

@VinylToVideo

I have a virgin never-been-played vinyl LP of the "Tonight We Sing" soundtrack. When I get a really /good/ turntable, the first thing I will do is transcribe this to digital.

Check back with me every-so-often to see if it's ready.

@MTondeleo

The other thing I appreciate about Pinza's voice is that he doesn't "cover" his vowels much. "Ah" is "Aaa," not some mealy "blow-it-out-my-nose-to-make-it-more-imposing". Of present-day basses, Rene Pape is similar, and the baritone Tom Krause. You can appreciate this more when Pinza ...

For this scene... there is Pinza, and there are the rest of them.

He was sixty when he recorded this. The phrase "ya Tsar yescho" goes only to an E-natural, but compare the thin braying of so many basses on this note to the full-throated bellow of Pinza. Amazing.

all the more amazing that Pinza was sixty when he recorded this.

1. "The Law of Attraction" does not work the way "The Secret" says it does.

2. There is great potential for material prosperity in "The Secret," but mostly for the promoters

3. If you don't ask --- and solve --- the fundamental question about who it is that is dissatisfied and wants stuff, there ...

I have worked in the mental-health system, and I have been on the spiritual path for 40 years and am a sufi shaikh. I've seen a LOT of human misery and I've seen human triumph over seemingly-impossible odds. While this culture over-uses drugs of all kinds and over-prescribes pharmaceuticals, I've...

He was one of the truly great shaikhs of the 20th Century.

@Rmoney4

Whales are actually acutely sensitive to their environment and to the activities of humans in boats. Your statement is ignorant.

@TheOverfiendDj

Actually, he did speak once of intensely studying Evans-Wentz' books on Tibetan Buddhism and checking with Evans-Wentz (who was apparently a fairly high initiate in one of the Tibetan lineages) with regard to getting it straight. And, yes, I'm certain he immersed himself in the S...

@navidy:

Forgive me, but you do not know what you are talking about, but only repeating what you have been told by those who also do not know.

The energy at these saints' tombs is as real as electricity, and it can transform your life. I invite you to investigate it with an open mind.

You do not need a belief in "God" to have a deep appreciation for the sacred and the beautiful in life. These things are more fundamental than whatever mental framework we subscribe to.

@M17006

I think it's an A; will have to check the score.