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Even learned commentators on the tarot are likely to point out at the fourteenth major arcana, Temperance, is a bit of a boring card. At least, it comes off as dull until you look at it closely, as JF and Phil do in this episode. What they find is that the Temperance card is actually a diagram, a kind of blueprint for a celestial machine that underlies human technology, beckoning us to restore even the most mechanical contraption to the raw weirdness at the source of everything. Header image by Rolf Dietrich Brecher via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Olive_Oil_on_Water_%2847993245783%29.jpg) It's not too late to join JF's Nura Learning course, "Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence." (www.nuralearning.com) Support us on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/weirdstudies) and gain access to Phil's podcast on Wagner's Ring Cycle. Listen to Meredith Michael and Gabriel Lubell's podcast, Cosmophonia (https://cosmophonia.podbean.com/). Download Pierre-Yves Martel's new album, Mer Bleue (https://pierre-yvesmartel.bandcamp.com/album/mer-bleue). Visit the Weird Studies Bookshop (https://bookshop.org/shop/weirdstudies) Find us on Discord (https://discord.com/invite/Jw22CHfGwp) Get the T-shirt design from Cotton Bureau (https://cottonbureau.com/products/can-o-content#/13435958/tee-men-standard-tee-vintage-black-tri-blend-s)! SHOW NOTES Anonymous, Meditations on the Tarot (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781585421619) Aleister Crowley, The Book of Thoth (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780877282686) Adrien Lyne, Jacob's Ladder (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099871/) Weeping Angels (https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Weeping_Angel), Dr. Who creatures Joel Schumacher, Flatliners (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099582/) Lawrence Halprin, [The RSVP Cycles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSVPcycles)_ Gregory Bateson, Steps To an Ecology of Mind (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780226039053) Hesychasm (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesychasm), monastic practice Yoav Ben-Dov, Tarot: the Open Reading (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9781492248996) The Gnostic Tarot (https://chrisleech.wixsite.com/mysite) Jeffrey Kripal, Authors of the Impossible (https://bookshop.org/a/18799/9780226453873) Nagarjuna, Verses of the Middle Way (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C5%ABlamadhyamakak%C4%81rik%C4%81)

Hello, Welcome to La Cosa Nostra Radio, here, your family, we have a variety of open mic and live poetry readings, and you are welcome to come read yours, live on the air with us! All callers are invited to join in and read your masterpiece w us! Our community is filled with inspiration, and we respect individuality  Here, a variety of poets from around the world come together to share our love of verse. stop by and read your poetic masterpiece live on the air with us ! At allpoetry.com you can participate in chats interactively, post your work so others read along, comment, and get feedback on your work. We offer a different theme each night. The group is led by Poets Mrslilboo, Raconteur Razz, Rob Cohen, Glo-Lizzy, Sinister Spital, Konreg, and Randall S. Nightly, they lead a panel of poets to discuss Poetry, and critique each other's work, as well as do live readings. So, come join the fun! at La Cosa Nostra radio, you're family, & all are welcome

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.12.380055v1?rss=1 Authors: Choteau, S. A., Wagner, A., Pierre, P., Spinelli, L., Brun, C. Abstract: The development of high-throughput technologies revealed the existence of non-canonical short open reading frames (sORFs) on most eukaryotic RNAs. They are ubiquitous genetic elements highly conserved across species and suspected to be involved in numerous cellular processes. MetamORF (http://metamorf.hb.univ-amu.fr/) aims to provide a repository of unique sORFs identified in the human and mouse genomes with both experimental and computational approaches. By gathering publicly available sORF data, normalizing it and summarizing redundant information, we were able to identify a total of 1,162,675 unique sORFs. Despite the usual characterization of ORFs as short, upstream or downstream, there is currently no clear consensus regarding the definition of these categories. Thus, the data has been reprocessed using a normalized nomenclature. MetamORF enables new analyses at loci, gene, transcript and ORF levels, that should offer the possibility to address new questions regarding sORF functions in the future. The repository is available through an user-friendly web interface, allowing easy browsing, visualization, filtering over multiple criteria and export possibilities. sORFs could be searched starting from a gene, a transcript, an ORF ID, or looking in a genome area. The database content has also been made available through track hubs at UCSC Genome Browser. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.01.322610v1?rss=1 Authors: Fisher, M. E., Bovo, E., Cho, E. E., Pribadi, M. P., Dalton, M. P., Lemieux, M. J., Rathod, N., Aquayo-Ortiz, R., Espinoza-Fonseca, L. M., Robia, S. L., Zima, A. V., Young, H. S. Abstract: The cardiac sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium pump, SERCA, sequesters calcium in the sarco-endoplasmic reticulum (SR/ER) and plays a critical role in the contraction-relaxation cycle of the heart. A well-known regulator of SERCA in cardiac muscle is phospholamban (PLN), which interacts with the pump and reduces its apparent calcium affinity. A newly discovered SERCA regulatory subunit in cardiac muscle, dwarf open reading frame (DWORF), has added a new level of SERCA regulation. In this report, we modeled the structure of DWORF and evaluated it using molecular dynamics simulations. DWORF structure was modeled as a discontinuous helix with an unwound region at Pro15. This model orients an N-terminal amphipathic helix along the membrane surface and leaves a relatively short C-terminal transmembrane helix. We determined the functional regulation of SERCA by DWORF using a membrane reconstitution system. Surprisingly, we observed that DWORF directly activated SERCA by increasing its turnover rate. Furthermore, in-cell imaging of calcium dynamics demonstrated that DWORF increased SERCA-dependent ER calcium load, calcium reuptake rate, and spontaneous calcium release. Together, these functional assays suggest opposing effects of DWORF and PLN on SERCA function. The results agree with fluorescence resonance energy transfer experiments, which revealed changes in the affinity of DWORF for SERCA at low versus high cytosolic calcium concentrations. We found that DWORF has a higher affinity for SERCA in the presence of calcium, while PLN had the opposite behavior, a higher affinity for SERCA in low calcium. We propose a new mechanism for DWORF regulation of cardiac calcium handling in which DWORF directly enhances SERCA turnover by stabilizing the conformations of SERCA that predominate during elevated cytosolic calcium. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Thanks to poets from Utah, East Texas, San Francisco, California, Birmingham, Alabama, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, Louisville, Kentucky, and Sault Ste. Marie, Canada for bringing us poetry from all over today. Thanks also to Jim Knowles from Andover, Massachusetts for giving us the wonderfully noir spoken word track "Testimony" to listen to. Listen to the entire show in the archive. As always, hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

We managed to squeeze 13 poets on the air from all over North America reading poetry from Utah, Canada, Pennsylvania, Alabama, California, Missouri, Massachusetts, Arizona, Oregan, Louisiana, and North Carolina. Tune into the rapid-fire poetry in the archive, plus the spoken word track "E-Ticket" which was sent in by Encinitas, California poet Jim Babwe. As always the show was hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

We had a packed show today featuring poets from Fargo, North Dakota, Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, Elkins, Park PA, Missouri, Birmingham, Alabama, San Francisco, California, and Los Angeles California. In addition to their poems, we featured a spoken word track from Belfast, Northern Ireland poet Colin Dardis. As always the show was hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Another packed show featuring poets reading their poems from Sioux St. Marie, Canada, Birmingham, AL, Topanga Canyon, CA, Escondido, CA, West Hollywood, CA, The San Francisco Bay Area, North Carolina, and Missouri! As always, hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Fantastic, and packed show of poetry to end 2019, with poets calling in from Sault St. Marie, Canada, Grenwich, Connecticut, Los Angeles, California, Birmingham, Alabama, Provo, Utah, Redondo Beach, California, Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, and the San Francisco Bay area.  We also played a spoken word track from Santa Barbara poet Daniel Thomas! As always, hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

All Calls all Day! Gerry and Margaret helps callers to find ways to find joy and create the lives of their dreams in this special segment of the open call day.To hear more from this host and any other Hay House Radio hosts, please visit www.hayhouse.com

Thanks to our callers from Long Beach, Calfornia and Tacoma, Washington for filling out our open poetry reading. We also played a new spoken word track from Berlin based poet Maroula Blades, along with one from Sunnyvale, California poet Ellaraine Lockie. Hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Thanks to our callers from Stanwood, Washington and the San Francisco Bay area of California for calling in and reading poetry! We also played spoken word poem tracks from Paul Brucker and Cliff Bernier. Check out the entire show in the archive and make sure to call in next month and read a poem yourself. As always the show was MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Thanks to poets from Fargo, North Dakota, Provo, Utah, Birmingham, Alabama, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, and Chicago, Illinois who filled out our show with great poetry today. Plus we played a spoken word track from Ellaraine Lockie which is well worth taking a listen to. Hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Great show today with poets reading their poems from Sioux St. Marie, Canada, Irontown, Missouri, Upper Marlboro, Marlyand, Soutern California, Austin, Texas and Birmingham, Alabama! We also played a spoken word track from Seattle, Washington poet Ferris Jones. Hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. 

A mostly spoken word track episode of PSH Live which included poems mixed with music, audience ambiance, and other sound effects, from Angele Ellis, Daniel Thomas, Jerry Garcia, Ellen Sander, Paul Brucker, Richard Leach, Bill Yarrow and Stephen Mead, as well as live poems read by callers from Birmingham, Alabama, and Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. Host Rick Lupert also read a few poems from his new collection of travel poetry "Hunka Hunka Howdee!" 

Thanks to poets from Birmingham, AL, Austria (which is not in Hungary), Sioux St. Marie, Canada, New York City, New York, and Covington, Louisiana for calling in and reading poems! We also played the spoken word track "The Snow That Picks" by Belfast, Maine poet Ellen Sander. As always the show was MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's chief orchestrator, Rick Lupert.

Thanks to poets who called in and read poetry from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Canada, Merric, New York, Birmingham, Alabama and Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. We also heard spoken word tracks from Daniel Thomas (Santa Barbara, California) and Magdalena Ball (Australia.) MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. Visit Poetry Super Highway on the web here.

Thanks to poets who called in and read poetry from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Canada, Merric, New York, Birmingham, Alabama and Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. We also heard spoken word tracks from Daniel Thomas (Santa Barbara, California) and Magdalena Ball (Australia.) MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

What a great way to start the new year with a poetry filled show featuring live poems from Sault St. Marie, Canada, The Washington, DC area, Lyndhurst, New Jersey, Provo, Utah, Rochester, New York, Cary, North Carolina and Birmingham, AL. Plus the spoken word track "Congo Square" from Cliff Bernier. As always hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

An all spoken word track edition of Poetry Super Highway Live which featured poems from Jerry Garcia, Rachel Kann, and Rick Lupert!

Thanks to poets who called in from Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, Austin, Texas, San Francisco, California, Covington, Louisiana, Birmingham, Alabama, and Fargo, North Dakota for filling up this hour with wonderful poetry. (Not to mention the spokenw word track from Paul Brucker!) Listen to the entire show in the archive! MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. Visit us on the web at www.poetrysuperhighway.com/psh

The angel Margaret helps callers find joy and create the lives of their dreams.

Fantastic show today with poets from all over the U.S. reading their poetry including callers from Lyndhurst, New Jersey, San Francisco, California, Southern California, Portage, Wisconsin and South Carolina! Plus we played a couple of spoken word tracks including a new one from Jerry Garcia and one from Rachel Kann. The show was MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

Whoooo! What a fantastic show-o-poetry today featuing poets reading their poetry from Poughkipsie, New York, Oxnard, California, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, Newark, Illinois, Birmingham, Alabama and Lyndhurst, New Jersey. PLUS a new spoken word track from Jerry Garcia. Listen to the entire poetry filled show in the archive. MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. www.poetrysuperhighway.com/psh

Thanks to poets from New York City, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, Los Angeles, California, and Touscon, Arizona for callin and reading their poetry! We also featured spoken word tracks from Jerry Garcia and Paul Brucker. Listen to the entire show in the archive.

Fantastic poetry-filled show today which featured callers reading their work from Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada, San Francisco, California, Covington, Louisiana, Mt. Prospect, Illinois, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, and Oxnard, California. (Plus a spoken word track from Illinois poet Bill Yarrow. Click on the show title to hear the entire show in the archive and visit Poetry Super Highway on the web.

Thanks to poets from Fort Washington, Maryland, Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada, Birmingham, Alabama, and Pasadena, California for calling in and reading their poetry on today's show. Tune in to the end to hear a special spoken word track from Los Angeles poet Rachel Kann. As always the show was MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. http://www.poetrysuperhighway.com/

The technical gods were in our favor today providing us with a packed show with poets from all over the world including Oxnard, CA, Fort Washington, MD, Birmingham, AL, Long Beach, CA, Sault St. Marie, Canada, Belfast, Maine, Portage, Wisconsin, and Darby England! Check out the entire poem-filled show in the archive!

Great show with poets from Canada, Birmingham, Alabama, Covington, LA, Ventura, CA and Tacoma, Washington calling in to read their work. (Plus a spoken word track from Danny Maseng who read his poem from the "A Poet's Siddur" poetry anthology.

Join Poetry Super Highway’s monthly online open poetry reading. Tune in to listen to poets from all over the world read their poetry. Better yet, plan on calling in to read a poem live on the air. No content or style restrictions. Use it as an opportunity to promote your new poetry book or project and let us know what’s happening in your local poetry world! Hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert. Visit Poetry Super Highway on the web!

With guest Eric Glyn and Michael Rogers, Scott Stevenson and Jon Sabin. As the show gets closer we will be adding more people to this list. Come on in and get a reading. If you’re a beginning reader come on in and give a reading in a safe and helpful environment. Broadcast from IntuiTalks.com, a unique webcasting platform for light-workers.

Thanks to our poets from Canada, Jerusalem, Israel, Tuscon, Arizona, and Birmingham, Alabama who called in to share poems today. Listen to the whole show in the archive! Hosted by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert author of 20 books of poetry, most recenty Professor Clown on Parade, Romancing the Blarney Stone, and Donut Famine. (Rothco Press, December 2016.)

Fantastic Fathers Day edition of our open poetry reading today which featured poets from Washington, D.C., Covington, Louisiana, Sault-St. Maria, Canada, Birmingham, Alabama, Tuscon, Arizona, and St. Louis, Missourri all calling in and reading their poems! Hosted as always by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert author of 20 books of poetry, most recenty Professor Clown on Parade, Romancing the Blarney Stone, and Donut Famine. (Rothco Press, December 2016.)

Thanks to our callers from Salt St. Marie, Canada (which I'm sure I'm misspelling), Tuscon, Arizona, Bimingham, Alabama, and Santa Barbara, California for sharing poems with us. This month's show also featured a spoken word track from Bill Yarrow from the Chicago area of Illinois. Listen to the entire show in our archive! 

Thanks to our open poetry readers from Ontario, Canada, Leaword, Kansas, and Birmingham, Alabama for giving us a few great poems this month, along with a couple of spoken word tracks and a new poem from your host, Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert author of 20 books of poetry, most recenty Professor Clown on Parade, Romancing the Blarney Stone, and Donut Famine. (Rothco Press, December 2016.)

An impromptu conversation about self publishing versus small press versus traditional publishing ensued over many callers, plus poems read by poets calling in from Austin, Texas, Sioux St. Marie, Ontario, Canada. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sacramento, California, Birmingham, Alabama, and Chapel Hill, North Carolino. As always, M.C.'d by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert.

A fun show this month with poets from Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, Lynchburg, Virginia, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, and Birmingham, Alabama, all calling in and reading poems, along with a new spoken word track from host Rick Lupert and an old one from Southern California poet Jerry Garcia.

Thanks to poets from Springfield, MO, Grenwhich, CT, Pittsburgh, PA, Los Olivos, CA, Redondo Beach, CA, and Birmingham, AL for calling in and sharing their poetry on this edition of Poetry Super Highway Live which also featured a spoken word track from host Rick Lupert's Spoken Word CD "Rick Lupert Live and Dead."

Packed show full of poetry today with poets calling and reading their poems, from Springfield, MO, Upper Marlboro, MD, Sioux St Marie, Canada, Belfast, ME, Bringham, AL, Covington, LA, Pittsburgh, PA, Capitol Heights, MD and Smiths Grove, KY. We also played a spoken word track from Los Olivos, CA poet Steve Braff. Check out the whole hour-long-chock-full-o-poetry show and visit us on the web at http://www.poetrysuperhighway.com/

What a great and packed show full-o-poetry we had today with callers from Sioux St. Marie, Canada, Birmingham, Alabama, Los Olivos, California, San Jose, California, Outside of Chicago, Illinois. Pico Rivera, California, Los Angeles, California, Belfast, Maine, and Anderson, South Carolina...great poetry and a spoken word track from Ellyn and Robbie from their spoken word album "Skywriting With Glitter." Check out the full show in the archive and Ellyn and Robbie's album here.

Huimin Dong (University of Bayreuth) gives a talk at the Workshop on Five Years MCMP: Quo Vadis, Mathematical Philosophy? (2-4 June, 2016) titled "Open Reading for Free Choice Permission: A Perspective in Substructural Logics". Abstract:

We opened up this week's poetry show with featured guest Michael Judkins from Allentown, Pennsylvania telling us about and reading from his book "Interlude to Sentimental Me" (AOIS21 publishing, May 2016) and followed with open readers from, the Jersey Shore, New Jersey, Sioux St. Marie, Ontario Canada, Connecticut, Birmhingham, Alabama, and Palm Springs California. The show also featured the spoken word track "A Poem of Thanks" from Rick Lupert's spoken word album "Rick Lupert Live and Dead." Check it out here.

We had a spoken word track-centric edition of Poetry Super Highway Live this month, though we did find time to host Michael from Birmingham, Alabama, Victor from Montana, and Steve from Palm Springs, California as well as spoken word poetry tracks from Philip Levine, Wanda Coleman, Jerry Garcia, Brendan Constantine (remixed) and yours truly, Rick Lupert, playing a couple of tracks from my spoken word album "Rick Lupert Live and Dead."

This month's Poetry Super Highway Live Open Poetry Reading featured poets calling in and reading their work from Sioux St. Marie, Canada, Chicago, Illinois, Topanga, California, Smiths Grove, KY, Berkeley, CA, Sunland, CA and Oxnard CA. (Heavy on the California today!) We also heard the spoken word track "News of a Strange Thing" from Rick Lupert's spoken word album "Rick Lupert Live and Dead" forthcoming to digital music venues everywhere!

Another packed show full of poetry this month featuring callers from Tacoma, WA, Merrick, NY, Glenridge, NJ, Westerville, OH, Los Angeles, CA, Sioux St. Marie, Ontario, Canada, Hayward, CA, Smiths Grove, KY and Elkins Park, PA! (And we didn't get to everyone.) Also check out, at the half hour mark, a remix of Brendan Constantine's spoken word version of "The Needs of the Many", the original, non-remixed version of which was featured in the Academy of American Poet's "Poem a Day" project here.

Packed show of poetry today with callers from Alabama, Sioux St. Marie, Canadam Westerville, Ohio, Dallas, Texas, Sun City Center, Florida, Birmingham, Alabama, Smiths Grove Kentucky, Orange County, California and Bangor Maine. Listen to the show in the archive to hear a ton of poetry which will hopefully inspire you to write something and call in next month to read YOUR poem on the air.

We closed out our 2015 open poetry reading with callers from Pelham, Alabama (a rousing rendition of the spoken word song "Man Tits" that your life may not be complete without hearing), Elkins Park, Pennsylvanie, Laguna Niguel, Calfornia, Evanston, Illinois, Topanga, California, and Birmingham, Alabama. We also had a new spoken word track from California poet Scott Charles. Check it all out in the archived edition of Poetry Super Highway Live!

Thanks to poets from Canada, Birmingham, Alabama (and environs) and Smiths Grove Kentucky who called in to poetry Super Highway Live to read their poems. Several people used the opportunity to respond, poetically, to the Paris terrorist attacks which occurred just two days before today's broadcast. The show closed with Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert reading the poem "I'd Rather Be in France" from his book "Making Love to the 50 Ft. Woman" (Rothco Press, May, 2015). Check out the book here: http://amzn.to/1OaAdNS

The monthly Poetry Super Highway open reading, MC'd by Poetry Super Highway's Rick Lupert, featured callers from Canada, Australis, Chicago, Montclair, New Jersey, Camarillo, California, Evanston Illinois, Kansas City, Missouri, and Birmingham, Alabama. We also closed out the show with a rebroadcast of Rick Lupert's interview by Daniel Lisi on the IndiFeed Podcast, in which Rick read a poem from his new book "Making Love to the 50 Ft. Woman" from Rotho Press.