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15 Albert Place is a charming one bedroomed self contained side elevation to a elegant Victorian town house in Argyll & Stirling.
Renovation of the property was completed in 2010 and includes an air conditioned sun lounge with garden patio.
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Because of this, much of Scotland's history has been played out in or around Stirling. During the 1200s and 1300s control was wrested from the English, then lost: before being regained after the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. It was at Stirling Castle, between the 1400s and 1600s that the Stuarts chose to make their home and it was where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned in 1543. In the 1700s Stirling once more became strategically important during the Jacobite rebellions. See our Historical Timeline.
Today, Stirling Castle dominates the skyline of the city and is an impressive place to visit. It sits upon a great crag with Stirling laid out below it. Views from the castle esplanade are excellent, most notably of the Wallace Monument and of the craggy outline of Dumyat and the Ochils beyond. In the old town are the Church of the Holy Rude and Old Town Jail. Both welcome visitors. Also of interest is Argyll's Lodging, dating in part from the early 1500s, but now restored to its 17th Century splendour, when it was an impressive town house. Just across the River Forth from Stirling are the remains of Cambuskenneth Abbey.
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I totally relate to your appreciation of shear determination at the finish line. I remember a fine tiny Arabian mare named Diamonds'Rust who broke from the 12 hole at Los Alamitos in the richest race that year for the mares. She hit the rail before the first of three turns and dueled three other mares, with ears penned all the way around the mile and 1/8th Gladys Brown Edwards Stakes to earn a photo finish third, only one length off the leader!! Stunning! She remains my reference point for grit!
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High School: Henry Ford HS (Detroit, MI)
College: Ohio
College Highlights: Finished four-year career as the fourth all-time leading shot blocker in NCAA history with 444, which also ranks as the best all-time in Big Ten and Ohio State history. Also holds the top three positions in Ohio State's record book for single-season blocked shots. Had 44 career games with five or more blocked shots. Named First Team All-Big Ten and NABC District 10 First Team after his senior season. Also earned Honorable Mention All-American by the Associated Press. As a senior, averaged 12.5 points, 7.3 rebounds, and 4.0 blocked shots. Ranked fourth in the nation in blocked shots. Scored career-high 28 points at Minnesota. As a junior, averaged 7.8 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 5.4 blocked shots. Led nation in blocked shots with the fifth highest single-season block total in NCAA history. Set school single-game record with a career-high 11 blocked shots at St. John's. As a sophomore, averaged 6.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 2.8 blocked shots. As a freshman, averaged 6.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, and 1.9 blocked shots. Sat out the 1996-97 season due to NCAA eligibility requirements.


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Shannon Middleton (Southbridge, Massachusetts)
Raped By The System
Raped by the system is how I feel,
Raped repeatedly traumas and more ordeals.
It all started behind racial abuse at Huey School
Now raped by the system, No that aint cool.
Beat up, spat on called by their color 2
Sexually assaulted in the bathroom, What was I to do?
When No one No one listens to you!
My 8 year old son traumatized in fear
Sorry can't help you is all I hear
Took my kids locked up in my van
Protest, protect them the best way I can.
Arrested for parking van infront of the school
What for my kids rights, safety and education 2
Not to be called out their color and cursed at too
Now DHS steps in and rips a family apart
Siblings three scattered where was their heart
It's almost three years since our nightmare
Yet raped by the system ahhh who cares?
Raped by the system, courts, lawyers, and DHS too
Raped and raped yet no ones got a clue!
Raped and raped is how we all feel
Traumatized is my family- Is this for real?
A letter to the judge cries for help see
Sent back was my letter cannot read these
I feel so wronged in many ways
This abuse day after day
Day in day out so traumatized
Raped by the system yet not surprised
Dhs took my kids from me for abuse/neglect
Come on now what the heck
When I called you 1st for help about abuse at school
Sexually assaulted was my baby what was I to do
But protest at the school
Yet you placed my kids all in foster care at risk
Raped and assaulted what's up with this?
Placed at risk yet you down grade us (parents)
Now you wonder why all the fuss
Dhs placed my children all at risk
No letter or words I'm sorry about this
My family traumatized to the brink
How much can we be raped? think
I can kkep on writing the pain is so raw too
Yet this is only MOMs side times 3 childrens abuse
The pain is real emotions all over the place
So tired so so stressed
Raped physically, mentally and emotionally
What a mess....
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Actor Siddharth Narayan is now producer in Kadhalil Sodhapuvadu Yeppadi(Love Failure in telugu). Siddharth floated his production house Etaki Entertainment and co-producing films with Shashikanth of Y Not Films.
Actor Siddharth Narayan started his film career in Boys directed by S.Shankar. Debuted in Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana, Rang De Basanti, Bommarillu blockbuster movies. He wanted to produce films director Balaji Mohan came up with the good script and he decided that it will be his production venture "Etaki Entertainment". Actress Amala Paul in female lead role. Music scored by S.Thaman.
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Corona is good, but Marmalade Quick is better, says CTO Closs
Open source basis and loads of platforms
Earlier this week, cross-platform framework creator Marmalade unveiled its new rapid application development tool – Marmalade Quick.
The open source utility enables the rapid creation of 2D games and apps, making use of components such as Cocos2d-x, Box2D and the Lua scripting language to help developers rapidly iterate on their projects. Interested parties can test out the tool right now via its GitHub page, or through Marmalade's website. Those who find themselves on the fence, meanwhile, will be able to see exactly what the tool is capable of once Marmalade's in-house development studio launches Signal to the Stars – the first game developed exclusively using Quick. So, in order to find out more about Marmalade Quick's capabilities, its future and its benefits over the tools already available, we caught up with Marmalade CTO Tim Closs. Pocket Gamer: What is Marmalade Quick? Tim Closs: Marmalade Quick is the new flavour of our award-winning SDK, that enables Rapid Application Development (RAD) of 2D games and app using Lua. It's entirely open source (MIT licence), and built on top of familiar best-in-class open source components like Cocos2d-x and Box2D. The Marmalade SDK grew originally up as a C++ tool for developers looking to get maximum performance out of their apps and games. However, not every developer wants to build their native 2D games and apps using C++. While C++ is 'fast' in the sense of being high-performance, for many developers it's often not 'fast' in the sense of developers' time. For developers choosing not to use C++, we wanted to provide a super-RAD programming environment that still gives access to Marmalade's uniquely powerful desktop tools and cross-platform reach. The solution is Marmalade Quick. What prompted the decision to move from cross-platform development tool to RAD programming tool? Marmalade Quick is both, really – it's a cross-platform RAD tool. All of our supported platforms work just as well with Marmalade Quick as they do with our C++ version. That includes iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Mac and Windows desktop as well as selected smart TVs. I don't think there's a faster way to develop an app or game and make it available on so many devices. How does Marmalade Quick compare to existing solutions? Corona Labs has a similar offering, for instance. Corona is a good product, but Marmalade Quick is differentiated in three key ways. Firstly, it's entirely open source, so developers can extend and modify it at will. Secondly, it's based upon great open-source solutions like Cococs2d-x and Box2D, meaning developers are already working in familiar paradigms; they can use all of the third-party tools associated with those components, and if they 'open the box' they'll find familiar code. Thirdly and critically, Marmalade Quick supports way more platforms than Corona. OpenQuick can be found on GitHub and used independently of the Marmalade SDK. Are you concerned that people will just use this version of the tool rather than paying for a Marmalade licence? We're not concerned, and we're expecting some developers to do that! The existence of the OpenQuick core engine is evidence of how genuine we are about the open source nature of Quick. We'd rather have a ton of developers start working with OpenQuick, than try to force every single one to be using the Marmalade Quick superset. However, we believe any developer looking seriously at Marmalade Quick will soon see how much additional value Marmalade is providing in our tools and extended cross-platform reach. Marmalade Quick also features an integration with the great ZeroBrane Studio Lua IDE, for Lua authoring and debugging. Can you tell us a little about Signal to the Stars and the work of Marmalade's in-house development team? Our in-house studio built Signal to the Stars as a way of driving the development of Marmalade Quick, and ensuring it's ready for prime-time. It's a really fun 2D game that uses a good chunk of the Marmalade Quick APIs, including things like the cross-platform In-App Purchase API. We'll be pushing the game out on as any platforms as we can... we like eating our own dog food! What plans do you have for the future of Marmalade Quick? Marmalade Quick is open source, so in some ways it will take on a life of its own. But we have a solid roadmap of additions coming over the next few months – exposing the remaining Cocos2d-x features like particles and tilemaps, but also offering easy access to a load of connected APIs like ads, analytics and social gaming services. More than anything, we'll be listening carefully to developer feedback and making sure we're responsive to their needs. Thanks to Tim for his time. You can find out more about Marmalade Quick here.
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So far Corona has been great for me. I went from no experience with Corona or Lua to a completed/published app with ads and in-app purchases for both the Apple store and Google Play- all within 2 months. My app is "Birdy Brain" on both stores if you want to give it a whirl.
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Hello! Tim, what do you think about Quick perfomance? I just tried to run Collision Events example on Nexus 7. I created 15 objects and got many lags.
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Gosh, truthiness makes a comeback! That's what makes Corona so great. Even the few detractors we have are passionate and follow us off site. Great to see you here too, Rob!
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Well really Walter, I think the actual issue here is that Corona has been systematically shredded from what it was even a year ago.
Comparing it to back then, you see how much buggier it is, it crashes far more frequently, enterprise is being shoved down everyone's throats more than ever, premium support for bugs that shouldn't exist to begin with and staff just constantly trying to make everyone use the feature request form and gather votes despite the fact half of your staff have already publicly said that it is useless anyway as there is no commitment to implement what we most want from that list, unless it's easy. You promised an official level editor and Mac apps, two things many people wanted and still do want, but this was bait and switch. We were told these things were coming soon and they never arrived. Your recent name calling blog was also very disappointing. Seeing you insulting former staff members who have left gave me the impression you were bitter, which is a shame because there is already growing disdain for other executives at your company, such as your coo who takes to calling anyone who has a complaint a troll on twitter. The forum is much quieter than it was even 6 months ago and the staff provide mostly useless answers or links to bug forms, feature forms, or enterprise. It is sad to see a product I once enjoyed using become such a chore. For now I have to use Corona for work but my personal licence has lapsed and I can't imagine ever renewing it. Joined:
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Great to get your input. By the way, we'll have to forgive the writers at PG their artistic license, as I never used the word "better", instead I was asked to draw objective comparisons between our two products. It's true that many developers don't want to be messing with the internals of an engine. But the trouble with making a product a 'take it or leave it' proposition is that, if a developer likes 95% but can't get that last 5%, they still might need to choose another solution, even if that's just using the individual platform SDKs. That's why from the start we architected Marmalade SDK as strictly layered, supporting open standards, and therefore embracing a world of additional open source modules and 3rd party extensions. We think that world should be open to all developers; some may explore it just a little, some may exploit it fully. Therefore we don't charge extra for that openness and ecosystem of extensions; even developers paying $149 for our Community license can target all iOS and Android devices and use any Marmalade extension or 3rd party service they choose. I think the whole RAD space is really interesting, there's a lot of innovation happening. When designing Quick we looked at a large number of products and tools, and we were certainly very interested in some of the things Corona has done. I think we share some of the same DNA - whilst Marmalade has traditionally been known for C++, our goal has always been to simplify the complex. First and foremost that has been about simplifying platform fragmentation, and now we're also taking strides to simplify the development workflow. Certainly iOS and Android are our core platforms - that's where we continue to invest most heavily. But ultimately we want to enable developers to make their own choices. We've found that savvy developers can find great opportunities on other platforms including BlackBerry, Windows Phone 8, and desktop Windows and Mac. For example, we recently ran a promotion with BlackBerry that had a phenomenal response for our community, and delivered over 1,000 apps and games to BlackBerry World. We're looking forward to seeing how you guys develop your product, especially with the GameMinion acquisition. We'll be continuing to innovate with Marmalade Quick, and curating the OpenQuick project. I think between us we'll be offering some great choices for games and apps developers." Cheers, Tim Joined:
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Hey guys, Walter Luh, CEO of Corona Labs here. Thanks for the mention, and congrats to Tim/Marmalade on the launch of Quick. Its great that other folks are starting to see the value in the kinds of products we pioneered back in 2008.
We certainly agree that Lua is a great language. We believe developers of all levels want to build beautiful games/apps quickly and easily. This approach has been fully proven as Corona is now a very mature platform, with over 200k developers worldwide and over 25k live apps across all the app stores. As for Tim's points about Corona and Marmalade, I'd like to respectfully make a couple of quick comments: 1) Open source: there is a lot of value in open source and we are big believers ourselves. However, we also have seen that the vast majority of developers want to focus their energy on building their apps/games, not mess with the internals of an engine. So that's why our devs tell us they love how Corona is actively maintained and that, for example, we delivered an update for iOS 6 the day it was released. 2) Underlying technologies: We agree - building on industry standards is important. That's why Corona SDK is also built on Box2D, SQLite, OpenAL and more. With Corona, we give developers access to the power of these technologies, but we also know how to make them extremely easy to use – it's in our DNA. 3) Platforms: We have purposely focused Corona on providing developers with the best way to build for iOS, Android, Kindle and Nook. These are where developers are making 99% of the money. As other platforms emerge, we will have no problems extending coverage. But I've personally seen what happened to Flash and it wasn't pretty ;) Thanks again for the mention. All the best! |
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One of the things I loved about my collegiate athletics experience is that I don't think I could've gotten any better. I squeezed all the juice out of the lemon. There was no meat left on the bone. I licked the plate clean. I left it all on the floor. What other cliché phrases can I come up with to state that I maxed out my potential?
I want that same feeling for my current athletes. I don't want them thinking, in the year after they graduate, that they should've worked harder when they had the chance.
What if there was some sort of rating system for effort? For focus? For investment in individual and corporate betterment? According to the article, The 3 Levels of Effective Practice, there is! As the saying goes, you get out what you put in…let's show our athletes how to monitor what they're putting in.
3 different athletic mindsets
Bronze: They come to practice, do what the coach tells them to do…nothing more, nothing less. By virtue of coming to practice, this player will get a little bit better, but there won't be any a-ha moments. To me, this athlete isn't very invested. Just coming to practice and doing what they're told is the very base level of being on a team. I'm not impressed.
Silver: These are your hard workers. These are the athletes that look their coach in the eye when receiving correction and immediately apply the change. They want to get better and are willing to put in the time to get there. When their coach suggests they come in ten minutes early and stay ten minutes late, the athlete jumps at the opportunity. This player is going to get a lot better because getting better is important to them.
Gold: These guys are Silver Plus! They do all of the stuff that the silver folks do, but they add reflection and analyzation to the mix. This player may set up a meeting with their coach to find out what they should be working on and then they sit down and come up with a plan of what they should do outside of practice to accomplish their goals. It doesn't always have to be skill work. It can be watching video and keeping notes of what they need to improve on. It can be writing down a list of goals that need to be accomplished at practice that day. It can even be giving themselves a pre & post survey on effort & focus in practice. This is what will take them from getting better to getting better by leaps and bounds.
The idea of reaching the Gold level is to plan for success. We all know that success doesn't just happen. What if we asked our players to write down the feedback they receive at the end of each practice and to review those notes weekly? What if they had to rate what level (bronze, silver, gold) they thought they practiced at each day? I think they would get better and they would max out their potential.
I'm not going to lie to you and say that I've been doing this in my gym…but I'm going to start. It's a great reflection piece to get our athletes more invested in their own development. Furthermore, it eliminates the confusion about what "hard work" means…no more excuses!
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Kal Penn: Obama's Man in Hollywood
Blog | Apr 7, 2009 | 4:30 PMHere's the official word on Kal Penn and his new gig...AP just moved this: "The White House has hired actor Kal Penn as a liaison between President Barack Obama's administration and arts groups. White House spokesman Shin Inouye said...... -
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Freddie Mac director's apparent suicide
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Should Catholic Church scrap celibacy rules for clergy?
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Bagram and beyond: Rivalling Iraq in '09
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Surviving sex scandals: Scorecard
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Nancy Pelosi: 'Incitement' dangerous
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Bush OKs US forces in Pakistan: report
Blog | Sep 12, 2008 | 4:24 AMby Frank James One of the day's most intriguing and important stories is the New York Times piece which reports that President Bush issued secret orders in July to let the U.S. military launch Special Forces ground operations in...... -
"American Idol:" The Paula Goodspeed Tragedy
Blog | Nov 12, 2008 | 4:30 PMExpect to hear much much lip-smacking about the suicide of this tragic woman, Paula Goodspeed, who apparently had a morbid fascination with Paula Abdul. It's already been all over the Web the last few hours, and so I would......


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Another fantastic giveaway on offer! Caught my eye straight away, a new scooter is on my sons wish list! :-)
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That would set the pavement on fire ! I would love to see the look on my grandchildrens faces if I turned up with it to their house!
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My son says Cool, I think he would be saying it for weeks if I won this.
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Such a fab competition - thank you for running it! I know my son would love this!
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Would be great for my brother's birthday at the end of the month. He'd love it.
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fab scooter.... wheels on fire.... ive actually had a go on a little scooter like this (shhhh dont tell anyone) and i whizzed downhill to school to pick up our son about 2 years ago and it was fab! but if he finds out i will get blamed for the wheels being worn out by breaking...lol
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Nice comment...here's a list of some nice things; sunflowers, butterflys, bumblebees, sunshine, trees, wine, chocolate, coffee and walnut cake, getting on the scales and finding your weights gone down, cuddling. ;-)
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iv seen so many scooters because i love them but this one looks so unique, this is definitely a people pleaser !! :)
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Thank you for a great competition. I have a little boy who would love this so much!!
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Great prize, my son would love this...especially as his scooter has just lost a handlebar at the weekend!
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wow this is just what my son has asked for, for christmas x
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My son would love this for his birthday, and maybe I could have a lil cheeky go when he's not looking lol
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ReplyDelete - Helen Sandra Hunt12 August 2013 16:14
Great prize, I only wish they had these around when I was a kid :p
ReplyDelete - Lucy M12 August 2013 19:14
Love this - thanks so much for running so many awesome giveaways, you rock. :)
ReplyDelete - Kirsty KJaybaby Caffrey12 August 2013 22:11
Wow fab scooter - my two boys would both love this x
ReplyDelete - zarah aspinall13 August 2013 23:48
my little lad would love this to go around copying his big brother who has a stunt scooter as he loves him soo much
ReplyDelete - Katherine Coldicott15 August 2013 19:52
Great prize. So much choice now with scooters compared to when I was little.
ReplyDelete - Sherry Poppy Owen16 August 2013 17:34
I can just see me scooting down to the school on this.... er I mean my daughter hehe :) x
ReplyDelete - Jenette Ogborn16 August 2013 22:15
another fab giveaway, I know someone that would love this x
ReplyDelete - Jennifer Hudson17 August 2013 13:16
Great idea! Even I would have loved this when I was little.
ReplyDelete - Melanie Burton17 August 2013 17:46
This would be a fantastic present for my step-daughter!
ReplyDelete - Paula Harvey17 August 2013 19:09
My daughter would love to open this on Christmas morning!!
ReplyDelete - Janet17 August 2013 20:51
Oh this is fab! When I was little I always wanted flames on my bike but made do with lolly sticks that made a wicked sound lol
ReplyDelete - Elizabeth Williams17 August 2013 21:13
fantastic comp.....my love would love the flames on the scooter
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what a fab prize my son would definatley impress his friends with this scooter


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Laughing Buddha - The Buddha Mask
by Aalif Surti
As seekers, we may believe that we have become aware, and that we have dropped our false personas. However, sometimes we have only traded it in for a new mask a spiritual persona. In a hilarious group session a few months ago, my brother and mentor Gyandev (GD) helped us dissect and laugh at the masks we may wear as seekers, or healers. Here is my light-hearted summation of the key spiritual displays.
The Buddha Mask: You have seen the statue, now see the person. Unaffected by others, far removed from worldly emotions, this mask says, You cant touch me
I am beyond it all. Behind it hides sensitivity, fear, and confusion. During my early Vipassana days, some people called me Aloof instead of Aalif.
The Positivity Mask: Those who practise affirmations and positive thinking, sometimes feel compelled to uphold an abnormally high frequency of ecstasy. Ask them how they are, and an automated voice reply comes: Amazing! Life is full of miracles! Nevertheless, when it is a mask, their eyes, their energy, and aura tell a different story.
The Superior-Seeker Mask: They enter a room, and the whole room suddenly feels unworthy. They carry a subtle air of superiority. They are on the high road to heaven, and they smile beatifically upon all the creepy crawlies with an air of cultivated compassion. Proving superiority all the time is a dead giveaway for a sense of inferiority.
The Messiah Mask: They are out to change the world one flailing, resisting human at a time. These are the givers of support and nurturance and advice
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The Pundit Mask: References obscure texts and uses big Sanskrit words. Will disrupt a conversation to quote a 16th century Indian mystic. It is a mask when they talk the talk, but do not walk the walk.
The Lost-in-Space Mask: They find a way to bring pleiadians, archangels, and entities, into every normal conversation. They take name-dropping to a completely new dimension.
While the masks may be twisted and rigid, the people underneath these masks are not foolish or nasty. They are you and me, GD said, Innocently trying to cover up a wound of not-being-enough by putting on a show. Masks are a way of saying I am special but ironically, each mask ends up proving the opposite each mask reveals a lack of self-love.
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All of us play a variety of roles in life. When we are conscious of the role-playing, there is no problem. Masks are problematic because they are compulsive and unconscious, and come from ego, not insight.
Moreover, whenever the ego creates a mask, it has to suppress the opposite in oneself a compulsive giver finds it hard to ask for help; the intellectual ceases to listen and ask questions; Buddha-face cannot show vulnerability or intimacy when needed.
When someone asked GD at the end of the workshop, how she could prevent the mask from coming back on later, GD replied, Make a joke of it, phone us all up and say, Hey look, my mask is back. The moment you become aware, it loses its power. And once you make it a joke, it disappears.
In the absence of masks, he reminded us, we can become like the beautiful little children we all are inside who can be all of the above when required and their exact opposite when required without holding onto any particular face.


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T_Soldier19 | #2 Subject: Suckage Posted: 01/12/2006 00:24:10 |
PS2 is sucking good as of late.
conaman | #3 Subject: PS2 ROCKS cuz i got 1 for christmas Posted: 01/12/2006 00:42:12 |
and dont say like 'XBOX IS BETTER " cuz i have that too
GamefanZ | #4 Subject: I am pro Microsoft Posted: 01/12/2006 00:43:13 |
but all video games are cool.
T_Soldier19 | #5 Subject: Microsoft and Nintendo are Great! Posted: 01/12/2006 00:45:51 |
I love them but I have never liked or enjoyed playing PS2. The only game I even liked was GTA and it is now for Xbox. That Rachet racing game is okay but Mario Kart is way better. So I have no reason to even pick up a PS2 controller.
deadbunny17 | #6 Subject: please explain WHY you hate it Posted: 01/12/2006 03:51:10 |
you can't say that something sucks, unless you actually have an arguable debate, other than your opinion.
now, i have a million reasons for why xbox sucks, but i still play one... they are both different systems, and no one ever realizes that. you CANNOT compare any one system to another, because they're different. like, i mean... how many people compare the psp to the ds? TOO FREAKIN' MANY!!! same goes with ps2, and xbox. and all the next gen systems. ... so, give your ARGUABLE debate on why the ps2 sucks, and i'll give you my essay on why xbox sucks. |
supergirl112... | #7 Subject: dickheads Posted: 01/12/2006 04:01:36 |
havent u noticed the blocky disturbin graphics of the xbox/xbox 360 yet. if u havent dudes u r the worst dickheads ever!!!!!
Tachibana427 | #8 Subject: HOLY SHIT Posted: 01/12/2006 06:10:52 |
O have went to a lot of great clubs,and a lot of bad clubs,like the Final Fantasy haters,which many people hate,cuz they love Final Fantasy,but this club is equally fucking retarded!PS2 haters,bleh!There are so many cool game series on PS2!Like Final Fantasy,Ratchet and Clank,Jak,Dragon Ball Z Budokai etc.
You fucking retarded pigs! |
Dante365 | #9 Subject: Tsk Tsk Tsk...... Posted: 01/12/2006 08:14:58 |
FPSguy138 | #10 Subject: Yeah Posted: 01/12/2006 08:31:56 |
You seriously are. Just cause PS2 doesnt have the best graphics out of the three systems doesnt mean its bad, look at killzone, god of war..etc. Bad controller? Are you fucking stupid? It has the best controller layout, out of any controller ever, waaay better than xbox's... and gamecubes.... that thing is possibly the most uncomfortable thing ive ever used.
darkriku1212 | #11 Subject: damn you Posted: 01/12/2006 08:47:50 |
what are you going up aganst damn you snikka
swordsnsnipe... | #12 Subject: Ignorant...... Posted: 01/12/2006 17:18:23 |
you guys are a bunch of fanboys who are dedicated FANBOYS who are on microsofts nuts. Word of advice .... get off them. Ps2 has many great games which I'm sure many of you ignorant fools have never even touched. Graphics don't make the system, the games do.
Racist | #13 Subject: Y'know, I used to think like this. Posted: 01/12/2006 17:31:49 |
I have a PS2 and a DS. I thought that the Xbox and PSP sucked. Then I realized something. I DON'T CARE! I am having fun. Does it really matter what other people are doing? They are having fun. Do I have enough power to take that away from them? Just have fun with what you have.
T_Soldier19 | #14 Subject: Why I Don't Like PS2 Posted: 01/12/2006 17:47:16 |
This is why I don't like PS2: The cosole is cheap and breaks alot, the graphics suck, there is no hard drive, it's start up is annoying as hell to me for some reason, the controller is irratating to hold and too plain, alot of the games are duplicates of the same Japanese-Sword-Magic crap. I do admit there are a few good games that I can play but the majority is definetly crap. The other systems have crap too but not as much as PS2. I am just sick of people bashing the other systems and sticking up for PS2 when it is obviously inferior.
Andross64 | #15 Subject: Um yeah whats so wrong with other systems Posted: 01/12/2006 18:59:06 |
um yeah I dont see whats so wrong with the systems. Xbox is fun and great with its online fetures but i like nentend because of its fun family games. PS2 is cool too its got some good racing games and capcom first made the fantastic resident evil games on this system.now onto nentendo mario is old school and thats cool all these games are family fun and really for everyone and i dont care if i play kiddy games there fun. The only system that rules all is the pc but i dont count it as a system more of a tool but it owns all.
deadbunny17 | #16 Subject: remember, i play xbox too, but this is why xbox isn't as good as the ps2 Posted: 01/12/2006 20:54:12 |
ok, the xbox sucks because...
1st off, you want to bring up system failures? must we look at the original xbox? the 360? and going back in time, almost every windows pc? ones with windows 98 especially. now, online play. who wants to pay? i don't need to talk to the people i murder online, or see who they are. ooh, you want to also bring up the fact that xbox "now" has gta? may i ask how many months xbox users had to wait for the game? all the ps2 users played and beat the series before any xbox user, because it was released on the xbox too late. also, may i also ask who owns eyetoy? you want to bring up a few good games? may i ask, where would the xbox be without halo? hmm... let me guess, NOWHERE!!!!!!! who gives a shite about a hard drive? i've got a comp, isn't that good enough? ooh, we can't forget about how microsoft COPIED the ps2 to make the xbox. you wanna talk controllers? to date, there are more xbox controller failures, than ps2, and it was proven that the ps2's controller has a more comfortable feel to it, than the xbox! it's actually one of the best controllers around. oh, and if you want to compare the 360 to the ps3... can you say... backwards compatibility? and i personally love the controller, a hell of alot better than the 360's. i don't even see how people can play racing games with an xbox or xbox 360 with those damn controllers!!! and one final thing before i go... guess who's leading in sales? but as i said, i don't hate xbox, as i said earlier also, EVERY SYSTEM IS DIFFERENT, AND THEY CAN'T BE JUDGED!!! tata |
Andross64 | #17 Subject: um dead bunny Posted: 01/13/2006 09:42:51 |
your saying of where would xbox be without halo? NOwhere but actully it would be somewhere cause personaly I dont really care for halo 2 that much. I play other games alot of other games.
supergirl112... | #18 Subject: err Posted: 01/13/2006 14:13:33 |
T_Soldier19 what in gods name r u on about???!!!! u r complaining about a cheap console. i have had my ps2 for a while now and it hasnt broken down at all. also i no someone who has had one since it came out and it didnt break down once! also the ps2 controller pad is a better design than the xbox one.
T_Soldier19 | #19 Subject: the PS2 isn't very good! Posted: 01/13/2006 15:51:49 |
You guys are really avid about defending the PS2. It has nothing on Xbox! Xbox is obviously better. Xbox has Xbox Live and four controller ports - PS2 just cuts it on the lines of online play and only has two controller ports. I'd say Xbox has better games but that is a matter of pure opinion. I will say I veiw the PS2's games as low quality Jap-Style games. They do have other games, I know, and some are pretty good but there is more crap than good games. The Xbox and PS2 can both play CDs and DVDs. The Xbox has a hard drive that can hold a hell of alot of information. I have 50 game saves and 20 audio CDs on there and it still says 50,000+ blocks. The processing power is actually pretty close between them but Xbox does come out on top and performs much better. The Xbox's only problem is that it may need to be cleaned if you live in a dusty area. As for the PS2, from about 5 different people alone I have heard theirs just up and broke. Others say they have to clean it and re-adjust the lens alot. It is rare I find that no one has had problems with a PS2. The GC only beats the PS2 in graphics. Also, of all the systems, the GC is the most durable. I have had mine for 4 years and have not once witnessed a problem or had a game freeze. From my experience I have observed that the Xbox and GC suit me much better than the PS2 ever could. What I have yet to see on here is someone that can explain to me how a PS2 beats and Xbox! All I have seen is that Xbox has system failures, Xbox has not ever had a system failure! WTF?! or that you have to pay for Xbox Live. Uh... is an average of $4 a month too expensive??? And it was said that Xbox only has Halo. It also has: Ninja Gaiden, Ghost Recon, Fable, Morrowind, MechAssualt, Crimson Skies, KoTOR, Far Cry, PGR and it is the only console with Half Life 2. It has GTA but that game sucks as a game. It is only good for using cheats and going on a rampage of death, otherwise it is boring. Also it was said that Xbox copied PS2 to make the Xbox. WTF?! The Xbox has COMPLETELY different components than the PS2, do some research! I can hardly believe people are saying the PS2 controller is better than the Xbox. The Xbox is actually researched and designed to fit snuggly and comfortable in your hand and make the buttons easily managable, which it does. As for the PS2 you just kinda hold that thing. There is no variation in the button schematics, they just put everying on there without first considering what it would be like to play with it. I feel like I have to re-adapt just to play a PS2. I can easily go back and forth between the GC and Xbox.
deadbunny17 | #20 Subject: i'll let you do the research for system failures my friend Posted: 01/13/2006 18:13:02 |
i'm sure that you'll be quite surprised...
i personally can't really pay for online, because i get $20 monthly, which goes to games. oh yeah, and guess what? i got ya. if you remember, my 1st debate before that lengthy post was that you couldn't compare them because they were completely different systems. now, i just said that the xbox copied the ps2 to get you to say that they were different yourself, which you did. tata |
T_Soldier19 | #21 Subject: Ha! Posted: 01/13/2006 18:19:25 |
Okay. I said they have different components. Guess what! The Game Cube has completely different components as well. So are you saying we can't compare anything? These systems are all made up of electronic components working together to bring you entertainment. I think we can compare these things. If they all share games, are around the same price, and are sold in the same section at the store I think we can compare and judge them. Just because one uses a Celeron processor and the other uses a Toshiba & Sony Emotion Engine doesn't mean they are too different to be compared.
deadbunny17 | #22 Subject: they are all very different systems Posted: 01/13/2006 20:17:31 |
so, you're saying that we can compare the psp and ds?
how about the 64 and ps1? hmm??? windows and os? they've all got their own ups and downs |
T_Soldier19 | #23 Subject: Compare what you want Posted: 01/14/2006 13:05:41 |
You can compare whatever you want. If they exist together in this universe then they can be compared. If something is better than something else than that comparison can be made. Just because something is made differently doesn't mean it can't be compared to something else. If one thing is better than another than it is better. If one thing offers more than another thing than it offers more. There is nothing wrong with comparing whatever you want. You can compare the N64 to Xbox if you want. The Xbox is better but that doesn't mean they can't be compared because they lay in different categories. Wouldn't you rather have something that is better than another thing?
deadbunny17 | #24 Subject: they all offer different things Posted: 01/14/2006 15:09:48 |
if they were all around the exact same thing, then is when you should compare them, so you make sure that you get the original, better one over the crappy imitators.
you can't say that one is better than the other if they're both different. ex: sony tv, or crappy imitator. go with sony, 'cause they're practically the same stuff, just one is a name brand. an opposing example would be: laptop, or desktop? they each have different things to offer. a desktop would be better for gaming, and has a bigger hard drive. a laptop can go anywhere with you, and has wifi. it's just which one you prefer... i'd take the desktop because of the hard drive, but that doesn't mean that the laptop isn't cool. every single system offers something different. if they were all practically the same, sure... compare them. you just prefer the xbox because it has what you want. whereas the ps2 doesn't. i personally like to get everything i can out of gaming, so i have and use all 3, xbox, ps2, and gamecube. |
Dante365 | #25 Subject: Tsk Tsk Tsk..... Posted: 01/14/2006 15:17:40 |
Why are you wasting your time arguing with this guy, it's obvious that he's a blinded fanboy. If you really want to make an impact, just leave and never come back to this club. He'll soon see that fanboys never make it far on 1up, He'll die out with the rest soon. I'm out of this club and I advise you all to come with me.
squallsseife... | #26 Subject: lets compare... Posted: 01/14/2006 15:41:20 |
<strong> Ok, so we can compare anything, can we?
Ok...lets compare... The color Yellow With...my 1up name, squallsseifer. Im sure they can be compared, seeing as they both exist in the universe... So, lets see... Whats similar between them...Nothing... Whats different about them...Everything... Yup, thats as strong as a comparison between them can get, so i do believe youre wrong on that fact. Reason why i did that, is to show you that you have been wrong once... Technically the PS2, is the best selling console, with the biggest range of games, and lowest amount of technical flaws, yet you claim its terrible, in comparison to the Xbox, which yes, has Xbox live...but really is nothing compared to something like PC online play... It has nice graphics, GC has better... GC has good games, PS2 has a better range... See where this leads? A big circle, and yes, you can say PS2 sucks, blah blah, but at the end of the day, it is all down to your personal reflection on all 3. Personally, i think PS2 is better than the others, thats because it caters for everyone, even you could find yourself a good game on PS2. |
T_Soldier19 | #27 Subject: Hmmm... Posted: 01/15/2006 00:02:47 |
So you're saying they all offer there own unique things? What does PS2 offer that Xbox and GC do not? You can say game range/variety but that doesn't really cut as most of the games are of lower quality or have their own version on other consoles that gives the same experience. PS2 doesn't have anything better than the others so that is why I haven't WASTED money on it. It is pointless to have an inferior machine in place of a superior one. That just makes no sense to me. I like things that give me my money's worth. A PS2 isn't needed in my life. I have played a PS2 many times and have no craving for it; it doesn't replace any other console. An Xbox can cover everything, it isn't lacking anything at all. It is an all around perfect gaming console of its time and I expect it will continue to be in the future.
FPSguy138 | #28 Subject: ......... Posted: 01/16/2006 11:19:47 |
Im not gonna be against this guy, he has a better argument then all the other people here. I actually agree with him, PS2 does suck, but thats what I have so ill make do with it. Plus god of war, and killzone are pretty good exclusives. Ther are waaaay too many anima style games on ps2, i def agree with that. Speaking of wich, if you dont like anima, then will you join my club, ihateanima-club/1up.com
FPSguy138 | #29 Subject: oops Posted: 01/16/2006 11:21:02 |
its: ihateanima-club.1up.com
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Milford Financial Services is a financial services company headquartered in Boston
Massachusetts. Milford along with many other companies in the industries has
gone through substantial changes in recent years. Extensive use of computer
systems and the ability of customers to directly order financial services via
the web, have caused substantial changes in the way employees do their jobs.
There is a feeling that morale and relationships among the employees has
suffered due to the rapid pace of change. In addition, employee turnover is at
an all time high. Cindy Sanders, the Vice President of Human Relations at
Milford, feels that programs encouraging employee interaction outside the work
environment can help to both reduce turnover and improve employee moral. Such
programs can help to strengthen social relationships between employees and help
to build those relationships more quickly. The increased camaraderie created
should also improve overall morale and reduce employee turnover.
One program that has come to Cindy's attention is the offering of free or
reduced-rate health club memberships to employees. Such a program would be
offered through a health club facility very near the Milford office complex.
This would make it easy for Milford employees to sue health club facilities
before or after work, or even during the lunch hour. By promoting use of
health club facilities around the time and place of work, it is felt that
employees will schedule activities together or simply "run in to each other"
in the health club facility. Another consideration in Cindy's mind is the fact
that several competing financial services firms have begun offering this
"perk" to their employees. Cindy feels that it is time to investigate the
costs of such a program. She begins her investigation by examining the types
of health club membership options offered by related forms in the area. She
discovers that some larger forms have their own "in plant" facilities. Many
firms do not offer health club services at all. The remainder offer free or
reduced price memberships to a health club with at least one facility within the
immediate area of their offices. When memberships are offered, they cover only
the employees themselves, although health clubs often offer discounted rates for
covered employees who want to establish family memberships.
Cindy also engages in some informal conversations with a variety of
employees. These discussions suggest that free health club memberships would
be viewed as a significant benefit by many employees, particularly if the
membership included the availability of free aerobics classes. Based on these
preliminary discussions, Cindy decides to investigate the cost of fully
supporting memberships for all employees. She begins discussions with health
clubs. She is able to find three health clubs with nearby facilities that are
willing to offer a corporate membership for Milford employees.
In order to compare this alternative to the others, Cindy sees that she
will need to have a reasonable estimate of the proportion of employees who
would plan to attend the club and become members. To assess the first plan,
Cindy also needs to know how many employees will participate in aerobics
classes. She does a quick phone survey to estimate the interest level. Because
she feels interest in the health club may vary by age, Cindy randomly select
about 25 employees from each of four age categories for the survey. The survey
categories and results are shown below.
To generate estimates of the costs of the alternatives the employment
levels for these demographic groups are also needed. From personnel records in
a database Cindy was able to retrieve the following data about the current
level of employment in each demographic group used in the survey: Cindy asks you, as her employee, to develop a spreadsheet for her that will
produce estimates of the total monthly cost of each of the three programs
based on the survey and employment data provided above. Cindy indicates to you
that she feels that the prices quoted by the health clubs are negotiable.
However, she feels that each club will stick with their current rate
structures. For instance, Firm-It-Up might drop their rates to $22.50 for base
memberships and $35.00 for premium memberships, but they would continue to
insist on issuing a premium membership to all employees participating in
aerobics classes. Cindy wants you to create a spreadsheet that will allow her
to easily enter changes in rates that she might be able to negotiate and
immediately see their impact on the costs of a plan.
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participate in the health club, calculate the percentage of participation
based on the survey and multiply that by the number of employees in the given
age. Make sure that every element of the rate structure for each of the health
clubs is entered as a parameter that can be modified by changing the value of
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In celebration of Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary, the brand has teamed with Craftsman for a line of tool storage products.
The Clorox Company has named the Joester Loria Group as licensing agent for its Green Works brand.
The World of Eric Carle has tapped Zak Designs for a new line of kids' mealtime products featuring The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Hallmark and Disney Consumer Products have released a new line of partyware with expanded product offerings.
Samsung Electronics has announced plans for a new tablet built specifically for kids.
Reynolds Consumer Products has teamed up with Church & Dwight for Arm & Hammer x Hefty trash bags.
Licensing agency Global Pursuit has been charged with extending and developing a worldwide lifestyle program for the brand Tumbleweed & Dandelion by Lizabeth (Lizzie) McGraw.
Procter & Gamble has tapped healthcare manufacturer Kaz for a new line of humidifiers under its Vicks brand.


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