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How hard is it to find another bassist? Probably not too difficult.
How hard is it to find one, who also manages the band; from booking to promotions/production, advertisements/posters/handbills, website/ online social networking? I think this will prove to be much more difficult and time has shown this to be true.
After reading your comment, I just felt compelled to say something. There is much, much more to the story!
I think Amy's article put everyone is the best light possible without dragging into it all the inter-personal drama that occurs in a rock'n'roll band of 7 people, or any band for that matter.
Truth be told, other members had already begun to develop their exit strategies before I made any formal announcement!

Peace, love & light to all!
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However, there are several other Modern orders of Freemasonry that do not have this "God" requirement, are truly secular, and uphold the principle of absolute freedom of conscience (thought, expression, speech, etc). In other words, as non-dogmatic orders, they accept, in the strict sense of the terms, members of good ethical character, regardless of race, nationality, religion, or lack thereof. This means that Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, atheists, agnostics, free thinkers, humanists, etc, are all “on the level”. Members are free to hold whatever metaphysical or philosophical beliefs they deem appropriate, as this is deemed irrelevant to good character.

One such Modern Masonic order is the Grand Orient of France, founded in 1733, and derived from the Grand Lodge of England (1717) from which "Antient" Masonry derived. In fact, the Grand Lodge of England was a Modern Lodge. However, mainstream "antient" Freemasonry, as a closed system, does not recognize these other orders of Freemasonry. Modern Freemasonry, as is other progressive independent Masonic orders, are thriving in Europe and are now growing in the USA. This also includes co-gender Freemasonry.

More on the Grand Orient of France at http://ns6745.ovh.net/~godf/foreign/uk/ind…

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So given the parallel, let’s say the testing results are 90% accurate. Hence the results are dead-on with 90% of the people tested. However, it also means that 10% of the time people who do not have POPULITUS will test positive.

Now let’s say you live in a town with 100,000 people. Basically POPULITUS is going to crop up in about 1 out of every 350. Given that fact, there would realistically be about 285 true positives.

On the flip side, if it became necessary to test all 100,000 people, we’d get 10,000 positives – almost all of which would be false. I wouldn’t be off to Vegas with Mr. B any time soon.

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