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- ‘ ‘ versity Books, 1961. (Originally published in 1903.2 vols.) [18] W. F. Barrett, “Appendix to the report. on thought-reading,” in .. ' Proc.Sac. for Psychical Research, 1, pp. 47-64, 1882. ' . _I . [19] C-. 1. Lodge, “An account of some experiments in thought-trans _ ‘ . i’erence_,” in Proc. Soc. for Psychics! Research, 2, ‘pp. 189-200, 5 . 1' " T‘+h ‘_ _ 1884. V _ V _ ' V
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and that much of this funding, variously speculated to amount to tens of millions of dollars, is directed toward military research, although there is no firm confirmation of this speculation. lg] 12/ Vilenskaya, L. Psi in the USSR: Applied Aspects. Applied Psii Newsletter, v. 1, no. 1, 1982. p. 4-5. ' ll] Puthoff, H. E. Investigations Into "Extraordinary Human Body Func- tion" in China. Psi
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CRS-18 - holistic models: more extreme in conceptual difficulty; these contend that psi processes are inseparably holistic and that no model rooted in any domain of established science can adequately represent manifestations that cut across the established sciences and the creative, aesthetic world without somehow combining the philosophical perspectives and techniques of both domains. lg] ll
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ABSTRACT The status of past and present research into psi phenomena, including extrasensory perception (ESP) and psychokinesis (PK), is reviewed and summarized. It is concluded that at present, the psi research community is minimally funded, diffuse in nature, largely unstructured, and somewhat hesitant with regard to research methodologies. Nonetheless, progress is being made slowly to better understand the nature and potential of psi phenomena. Effective realization of the potentials or pitfalls of psi will require an open, humanistic perspective as well as the rigor and scientific discipline provided by conventional research tradition. 4
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, "The Pearisburg poltetgeist," in Research in Parapsy- . eholagy 1977. ldetuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1978, pp. 174-- [139] [140] [141] 1142) [143] 11441 (145) [146] [147] [1431 [149] [150] [151] [1521 [153] (154! [155] (156) ‘[1571 [158] [159] [160] [161] [£62.] "[163] [A164] 182.‘ _ . » - 1. Ktieget, D. DI.-l,Corso, and G. Solfvin, “RSPKin Philadelphia." in Research
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, ,_.__,_,._‘,_:,_ _y,,,,,,‘,Q_=..,_.,_‘_.%_.$.:_.,_1._.__..z___..___—..—.j4-—v«444 A 44 A A A CRS~29 Appendix A. GARDNER MURP1-1Y_ RESEARCH INSTITUTE ‘POSTOFFICE BOX 9313 - DUKE STAT10~.\’ DURAH.-\M. NORTH CAROLI.\’A 2--:0. A Brief List of Recommended Readings in Parapsycho1ogy New Directions in Parapsycho1ogy. Metuchen, N.J.; escarecrow Press, 1975. Lectures in Psychica1 Research. New York
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CRS-5 Kirlian photography - A photographic technique for converting the non-electrical properties of an object into electrical properties that can be recorded on photographic film (syn. electrophotography). Various Kirlian photography devices are mar- keted in the U.S. and Europe to record biological fields around humans, animals, and plants. The significance of the phenomenon remains to be determined. Medium - A person who is able to dissociate easily, and by a number of expressive means (voice or writing) can allegedly "com- municate" with other personalities in other planes of existence. Out-of-Body Experience (OBE) - A sensation of being conscious and of. possessing an alternate, separate, and less dense body that is able to move about with relative freedom. An experience,i either spontaneous or induced in which one's center of consciousness seems to be in a spatial location separate from that of one's physical body. eParanormals- Sensory phenomena or physical events not explainable by present concepts of causality or physical laws. Parapsychology - The scientific study of psi or physical phenomena by persons primarily trained in the psychological sciences (i.e. psi). Poltergeist - Macroscopic PK usually in the presence of a young person who is able to move physical objects by unknown forces or means. . Precognition - The sensation of becoming aware of an event before it occurs. A Psi - The abbreviation for all psychical or paranormal phenomena (i.e. extended sensory awareness). Psychokinesis (PK) - The movement or influence of matter or living systems by psi means or mechanisms. Reincarnation - The concept that the human personality consists of of physical body and a mind, spirit, or some non- physical entity that survives death of the physical body. Later, it becomes associated with a new physical body developing a new personality that is, to a certain extent, continuous with the first one.
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cxs-11 five years, part of the physics community has focused on PK research; identi- fication and correlation of very low-level physical effects; and the applica- tion of theoretical physics to modeling psi phenomena. Specific contributions of physics to psi research include the development and application of a ‘variety of electronic random event generators designed to identify and cor- relate PK
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CRS-22 striking consistency across a whole spectrum of human conditions, both natural and experimental. It is accepted by the scientific psi research community that the role of the critic, particularly in this controversial field, is quite essential. When the criticism is objective and fair, it can promote discipline in research and ensure that the fundamentals of sound scientific methodology prevail. Here, as elsewhere, if criticism violates these same rules and if it lapses into categorical rejection, sloppy logic, or emotional and negative prejudice, then it assumes as suspicious a character as the objective of its criticism.
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arguments have been made in another case challenging the ”must carry" rules which also is pending before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, Quincy Cable TV, Inc. v. F.C.C. Quincy concerns denial C 3/ Report and Order in Docket Nos. 20988 and 21284, 79 F.C.C.2d 4 663 (T880), aff'd, Malrite TV of New York v. F.C.C., 652 F.2d ll40 (2d Cir. 1981), cert. denied, 454 U.S. ll43 (1982). 4/ Petition
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and offered a reasonable opportunity .2}! n f to respond. c 35/ The "fairness doctrine" is under present review by the F.C.C. ggl 47 C.F.R. § 76.209(b),(c) (1983) (cable); 47 C.F.R. § 73.1920 (1983) (broadcast). s 23/ 47 C.F.R. § 76.209(d) (1983) (cable); 47,C.F.R, § 73. 1930 i(l9833—(broadcast).d gfij Inquiry Into the General Fairness Doctrine Obligations of. Broadcast Licensees, Notice of Inquiry
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"signals to its subscribers. CRS-6 Copyright Protection Applicable to Cable Retransmissions of Broadcast§igg§1s In 1968 the Supreme Court ruled that cable retransmission of V broadcast signals did not constitute infringement of the property rights protected by the Copyright Act of 1909. Its decision was based upon the differences in technology and function between cable and broadcast
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A BRIEF OVERVIEWOF CABLETELEVISION LAW Introduction Since their inception in the late 1940's and early 1950's, cable systems have increased significantly in number, size, and function. Debate on the details of an appropriate regulatory scheme for cable has continued for a number of years, but despite several significant attempts, Congress has not enacted a comprehensive federal cable
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201 (1983), appeal docketed sub nom. Qunicy Cable TV, Inc. v. F.C.C., D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals No. 83-1283 (filed May 31, 1983), argued January 17. 1984, remanded to F.C.C., S5 R.R.2d 1099 (D.C. Cir. 1984). A
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Execntive Summary This report briefly discusses the Federal law applicable to cable f ‘television systems in the following five specific substantive areas 1 and provides references for further study. 1. Mandatory cable carriage of local broadcast signals. 2. Copyright protection applicable to cable retransmissions of broadcast signals. . 3. Cable carriage of "pornographic" programs. 4
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.upswing and what aspects are unusual? ABSTRACT ‘ J % » This paper examines the current: economic expan experience. [What aspects of the current expansion are typical of an eeonomic 6 , I I I v I I sion in light of previous .1:
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