Serious Discussion-Stress and Psych Disorders — Page 22

#526

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 1:56pm

I was, after I graduated from the University of Georgia I worked on my teaching certificate at App State.

I find the intellectual and emotion resonance of the folk music movements, both the Appalachian and African that we have mentioned so far especially to be of particular interest and importance. The idea that we marginalize these groups for matters of our own self-interest and not any inate inability on their part is particularly evident when we think about these things.

As is the enourmous impact these forms have had on our popular music today. Which is important art, and I have always felt the derisive attitude many have had toward "popular forms" of music is related to the latent racist and classist supersturcture.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

#527

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 7:31pm

Obviously, I should never again be allowed to pick the topic for serious discussion.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

#528

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 8:47pm

I thought this topic was fascinating and am suprised there wasn't more input.

I was in meetings this afternoon--but where was everyone else?

The idea of telling stories through music is timeless. Odes, ballads, anthems.

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#529

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 8:48pm

And, ya can't have a decent campfire sing-a-long without them.

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#530

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 10:16pm

Too difficult for little me.

#531

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/30/06 at 10:24pm

Obviously, I should never again be allowed to pick the topic for serious discussion.

Maybe the implied scope of the topic was too vast?

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#532

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:29am

Hey now, anyone could have narrowed it down, I was trying to throw out a whole bunch of ideas. I expected someone to narrow it down a bit.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

#533

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:31am

so you get a do-over tomorrow SP...

#534

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:34am

oh no.

In that case the serious discussion should be the modern epidemic of psychological disorders, such as my extreme anxiety about such decisions, that I feel make people think badly about me. The fact that all of this makes me have a cold sweat, and the pure terror of rejection.

As cookie says below, in short, panic disorders.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

Updated On: 1/31/06 at 12:34 AM

#535

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:40am

I sense panic disorders as a topic for tomorrow?

#536

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:56am

Aw, who could ever think ill of smartpenguin? Not I.

I expected someone to narrow it down a bit, too. Perhaps everyone did. It's not the topic's fault. It's the board's fault. I'm willing to take full responsibility.

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#537

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 12:58am

Me, too. Especially because I wasn't here all day.

I'm sorry I missed this topic.

Maybe SP will pick an aspect of it that we can delve into tomorrow.

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#538

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 1:00am

I was just freaking out due to my topic's abject failure. See "panic attacks" above.
I did hope you did not think too ill of me.
We all failed in making the topic brim with life, and ring with harmony.

Addy, I can't go near it again. The fear is too great.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

Updated On: 1/31/06 at 01:00 AM

#539

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 1:48pm

Kringas, iflit has assumed the mantle.

#540

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 1:49pm

She did? Why was I not informed?

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#541

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 1:54pm

I dunno. I thought the PM tree had been activated...

Here you go...

https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.cfm?page=2&thread=885054&startthread=1844264&boardname=off

#542

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 2:32pm

It still feels like my attempt here was so disasterous that iflit started the new thread to distance herself from this.
It does not have the same resonance to me if the "Serious Discussion" is not an official part of the thread.

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#543

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 2:35pm

Tis not! Stop the self flagellation, SP! Come on in and join!

#544

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 2:39pm

I was in, today is a busy crazy day for me. (Which has been a big problem with the serious discussion all along, it is hard to do while working or on the run.)

Also I contributed as much I could to the thread already, I can't keep up enough to clarify and it has been a bad day for me being misinterpreted.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

#545

re: the serious discussion thread

Posted: 1/31/06 at 2:41pm

Sp78: Discussion Killer. That's two threads in one day my friend.

I'll try...

I tend to think of historical events with a soundtrack.

Civil Rights Movement - I immediately think of "Free At Last" as an old spiritual.

Due to the media and sitcoms I think the Battle Hymn of the Republic has been burned into my brain as the logical song of choice during any type of American History.

Updated On: 1/31/06 at 02:41 PM

#546

Oy

Posted: 2/28/06 at 10:28am

And then I realized I bumped the wrong thread.
*grumble*

Reposting here...

Soooo.
Since my little brief foray away from BWW didn't last so long, I wanted to find a "home" on the off-topic board again.
And god if I didn't love these serious discussions. So, since I've figured out how to juggle my workload with a few threads over the course of the day, back a-comes the serious discussion thread.
I hope some of you who participated before will continue to join in and, also, I hope that some of you who might read but not participate will begin!
So, with that said...topics? Thoughts? Ideas? Nothing is out of bounds as long as it can be a serious and respectful discussion.

Updated On: 2/28/06 at 10:28 AM

#547

Oy

Posted: 2/28/06 at 10:30am

As you can tell, my attempts at topics failed miserably.
I am, however, very willing to jump right back into whatever serious discussion someone else chooses.

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I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.

#548

Oy

Posted: 2/28/06 at 10:37am

Well, here's hoping. I'm a bit clueless as to a topic for today so I'm hoping some genius will chime in at any minute.

#549

Oy

Posted: 2/28/06 at 10:48am

In the attempt to seem useful I will throw out two possibilities. Neither of which need to be used, just something to help stir the creative juices.

One: Dialogue between religions: How can we do it? What are the challenges? etc.

Two: The one I mentioned earlier in this thread. (that seems relevant to both of us at least.) Why are so many people so stressed today? Why has there been such a spike in pychological disorders? and How can we effectively treat those issues?

Again not "topics" persay, but maybe somewhere to start, or they could just remind someone else of a totally unrelated topic they want to discuss.

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#550

Oy

Posted: 2/28/06 at 11:00am

I think both are good topics. If I had to pick one to go be first, I'd go with stress and psych disorders.

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