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...rest can’t even qualify as wild and freeform noise-rock because even though it goes nowhere and carries no trace of direction or heart, it’s still completely linear, structured and claustrophobic...
According to Yannatos, a fluid linear progression is essential to the success of any musical piece. In order to find that progression, Yannatos tries to extrapolate the human elements of music. He tries to give music “a human face.” Yannatos’s uncovering of music has been greatly affected by his accents in HRO as well as the students in his classes. “Being in the university, there are these very bright and talented people who do a variety of things. That is in many ways awesome...
Among other concepts, the report indicates that students should know multi-variable calculus, linear algebra, probability and statistics and some computer science...
...physically aroused, you have to feel sexual desire--a statement that seems pretty obvious. It's also pretty obvious to anyone who has been in a heterosexual relationship that men and women tend to experience sexuality somewhat differently. So where Masters and Johnson saw sexual arousal as a linear progression toward orgasm, researchers like Dr. Rosemary Basson of the University of British Columbia argued in 1999 that women, at least, operate in a more circular pattern. Desire can precede stimulation or be triggered by it. Satisfaction is possible at any of the stages. And orgasm isn't necessarily the ultimate...
...much cultural as they are physiological. Dr. Julia Heiman, a psychologist and director of the Reproductive and Sexual Medicine Clinic at the University of Washington Medical School, is one of a growing number of researchers who think it's misguided to see men as simple and linear and women as complex and circular. "I don't think we've taken the time to talk to men about what desire is," she says. "If they are emotional about their sexuality, they don't feel in step with other...