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4.0 out of 5 stars Reaching and Achieving Spiritual enlightenment!
The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment was just the thing that I needed to come across that was going to give me that much needed spark in realizing that in order to move further, I had to let go of the here and now and escape the false sense of reality that my mind had created in my life. Reading this book allowed me to escape this and to see that there was...
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3.0 out of 5 stars Don't get me wrong...
... I do in fact like this book, despite the rating I gave it. I agree with basic teaching in Tolle's book. Enlightenment can be found in releasing attachment to the mind and by experiencing life directly in the moment. By letting go of the past and the future, we abide in the present, until even that fades into a luminous emptiness.
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745 of 814 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Not a book for the mind - a book to teach you to be free,
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I have refrained from writing a review of this book for nearly a year and a half, being content to simply practice what Tolle has expressed so simply - remain in the present moment for that is all we have. After nearly three decades of practicing meditation to become enlightened (some day) I found it disheartening to conclude that I wasn't really getting anywhere, yet I was reluctant to give up the effort. Then Tolle popped into my life like a much needed life preserver, showed me who I really am, and put an end to my thrashing about in self-created whirlpools of despair - when you discover you are the ocean itself the whirlpools peter out in embarrassment.
Don't read this book in order to feed your mind, stroke your ego or validate your beliefs. Read it in order to learn to free yourself from pain and delusion. It is obvious when reading certain reviews that some people are looking to add mind stuff to their inventory and then to demonstrate what a fine mind they have with an erudite and academic rebuff. They will have to remain content with a mind dominated life, always looking for something outside themselves to give validation and meaning. At some point, however, if they are lucky they may tire of that and take the opportunity to practice living in the now. It takes courage to jump into the unknown and discover the freedom and joy in living life moment to moment.
Perhaps you are ripe for this book like I was. Even so it was not always easy to let go of cherished beliefs and practices, but ultimately it is the only thing you can do if you really want freedom. Tolle shows how conditioned we have become in a gentle and easy manner, leading you by the hand all the way to the door of freedom. But it is up to each one of us to open that door. At first you may spend only moments of clock time in the sweetness of the now. If you keep at it you will become more skillful in accessing the now, and you will find yourself dwelling there for extended periods of clock time. And then upon reflection you will realize the peace that is always available - that we ARE peace.
So, are you willing to see what life will be like without a mind and ego to steer your every move, as you have been so conditioned to do all your life? (and if you are, don't worry, you will always have access to the mind and ego). Are you willing to let go of everything and to simply BE and let life unfold naturally? (it will anyway, but not resisting it reveals the peace that underlies all phenomena). If you are you will not find a better guide than Eckhart Tolle.
657 of 733 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Don't get me wrong...,
S. A. Martin-Nunez "All Around Spiritual Seeker" (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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... I do in fact like this book, despite the rating I gave it. I agree with basic teaching in Tolle's book. Enlightenment can be found in releasing attachment to the mind and by experiencing life directly in the moment. By letting go of the past and the future, we abide in the present, until even that fades into a luminous emptiness.
My problems with the book do not stem from the lessons so much as with how they are presented. First of all, Tolle presents the material as if he has pulled out all of these amazing tools for enlightenment out of a hat, like some kind of magician's rabbit. In my opinion, that is just a little dishonest. Instead of just suggesting "watching the watcher" so offhandedly as if he had just made it up on the spot, it would have been nice for him to acknowledge the use of such a method existing in India for thousands of years. Or when he teaches the method of bringing attention to the "inner body," as he calls it, he could have at least brought up the mozhao and shikantaza methods of meditation in China and Japan respectively which do just exactly that.
Also, Tolle has this really terrible habit of making simple mindfulness much more mystical than it actually is. It's a little misleading. And he makes the mind sound Evil with a capital "E." He should have emphasized more strongly that it is not our thoughts and emotions, but our relationship to them that is the problem. There is no "pain body," only bad habits learned over a lifetime. Why the need to make is so mysterious and magical? Why the need to disassociate our learned behavior and neuroses and make them into some parasite inside you with an agenda of its own? Much better to teach that thoughts are simply thoughts. You can choose to let them go, or you can think of them as some nasty monster inside you. What sounds the most healthy to you?
Tolle clearly wrote this for an audience that has never studied Hinduism and Buddhism, and that's fine. Everyone needs an introduction. I just wish that he had come clean that that was what he had learned, what he decided to teach, and not mislead his readers into believing that he came out of some vacuum in space, fully formed and fully enlightened.
Read the book if you like. It will probably give you some clarity. But consider supplementing it with Buddhist and Hindu books that aren't watered down.
I would recommend:
A Path With Heart by Jack Kornfield,
The Method of No-Method by Sheng Yen,
Mindfulness In Plain English by Bhante Henepola Gunaratana,
Wake Up Now by Stephen Bodian,
Wherever You Go, There You Are by Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn,
and Hardcore Zen by Brad Warner.
In my opinion, these books are the real deal. Happy searching, brothers and sisters.
Steven A Martin-Nunez
221 of 253 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Clear, Intelligent, Gentle,
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Although I have always felt myself to be vaguely spiritual, I had never bought a book on spirituality before, shunned anything that smacked of religion, and wouldn't be caught dead in the New Age section. However, a friend recommended Tolle's book, and I found myself completely absorbed in it from beginning to end. Tolle himself would probably agree that there is nothing essentially "new" about the ideas in the book; the value lies in the clear, intelligent and gentle way in which they are presented. This book is carefully, thoughtfully and beautifully written. Not only does it illuminate the fundamental, slippery, destructive patterns of the mind or ego which confound one's spiritual and even physical well-being, but it also provides a variety of simple and practical techniques for breaking down and dissolving these various forms of mental pollution. I use Tolle's calming, contemplative techniques every day and throughout the day, and they work wonderfully for me. I've read the book twice so far and have given it to others as a gift. The companion tapes are excellent as well.
497 of 581 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars and Now...,
Alexander E Mandel (San Mateo, CA United States) - See all my reviews
I picked up "The Power of Now" in the "New Age" section of the bookstore. I was determined to make the reading about "spirituality" a short episode in my life... and I was probably right, as far as the reading goes, that is.
I got the book and continued reading at home, and, as I often do with study guides and textbooks, started underlining what seemed most important. Soon it became harder to separate the important from the unimportant, because it all seemed important! Then, I stopped, put down the pencil and said: "Wow!"
Where did this book come from? Why aren't we hearing about it on CNN? Reading it felt strange at first, as it demanded my total attention: either I was drawn deep into it, or not at all. Do you like to eat while reading? Well, this book will make you feel ridiculous if you try to eat and read at the same time!
The book showed me that I have a pretty thick mold of the mind to break through, and it took me very far on the first day, even farther after that. The message went beyond what I would probably recognize on my own. After all, I was (and still am but to a lesser degree) one of those constant thinkers who mistakenly believe that it's good to think all the time but almost never stop to see, hear and feel the essence of being. Although the message in the book seems familiar and simple, in the end it provided exhaustive answers to the few questions that I had and also those that I wouldn't have thought of before. Amazingly, it also managed not to raise new ones. What it did was grab me by lapels and put me into the present moment. Over and over again, it told me what it means, how to enter it, offered a few different methods, and suggested that with practice many opportunities exist to enter it.
Another point is that once I finished the book, its message lingered (may I say "in my mind" here?). The author's obvious and at the same time subtly effective, repetitive approach somehow kept reassuring me that I was absorbing and remembering the material. The text never strayed far from the core of the message, which seemed to stick with vivid clarity.
I soon began to practice shifting myself into this state of intense concentration, and it feels strange and alluring at the same time, this detachment from the mind. At first, I could only do it while being completely relaxed, just before falling asleep. Later, it became easier to do along with other daily activities. Don't worry; you will not get hit by a truck while crossing the street and trying to focus into the Now! Also, the people at work will not laugh at you because you look weird trying to focus, but they may notice a difference in you: that you are relaxed, focused and less confrontational (because you are surrendered to the present moment). The most immediate effect for me was that focusing into the present moment helped me communicate better. I began to listen more intensely, meaningfully and less judgmentally than before.
However, I feel that this is only the tip of an iceberg. Trying to be in the Now has inspired me more than any miracle. At the same time, it's clear that learning to live in the Now is a skill, and like any skill it can be enhanced with practice. The more you work at it, the better and more natural you get doing it.
In short, I don't need to search for the truth anymore. I got lucky on the first try, by becoming a little curious with the book that seemed unassuming and light in physical weight. Thank you, Eckhart. NOW, I can be at peace, knowing how much I can look forward to in this life, and beyond.
47 of 52 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Makes Perfect Sense, But Requires Self-Observation,
Malcolm Robinson (Toronto, Canada) - See all my reviews
The wonderful thing about this book (and other books dealing with consciousness) is that its teachings can be verified through self-observation. Once this happens, the material is truly understood - not because it has been read, but because it has been lived. We are all addicted to our thoughts. We like playing the same fantasies over and over in our heads, wasting our mental resources. This truly is unfortunate, as it prevents us from experiencing the world around us. Practicing the techniques in this book will give you a solid anchor in the real world. Paradoxically, some of the information in this book may seem a little "out there" if it's not fully understood/experienced. I assure you, though, that there is very little in his book that can't be proven through self-observation. Anyone claiming that these teachings are BS simply hasn't observed themselves, or refuses to out of mind/ego attachment.
This book teaches you how to become conscious. This is a surprisingly simple concept that the average intelligent person will be able to fully grasp within the first fifty pages. Once your consiousness is in control, you will have tremendous mental focus and clarity. Remember, you are not learning how to enter some abstract/mystical state of consiousness; you are learning how to PAY ATTENTION to yourself and the world around you. Of course, this is quite mystical compared to what we think we know as "paying attention", which is really just pathetically blinking in and out of consiousness for a few seconds before retreating back to the worries, fantasies, and false comforts of the self-condemned ego-mind.
225 of 265 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Power of Tolle's message,
James E. Norman (Oakton, Virginia) - See all my reviews
In the past 25 years I have read spiritual books ranging from the works of Gurdjieff and his followers to the discourses and satsangs with Maharaj, Poonjaji, and Gangaji. These have helped me and probably thousands of other seekers. They were the best written accounts available to all of us on the Path who refused to swallow the sugar pills of superficial knowledge of spirituality and enlightenment offered by many. NOW comes Eckhart Tolle with an unbelievably clear, powerful and succinct account of how and why our mind-based ego consciousness runs us, robs us of our birthright as humans, and why our society, at every turn, supports this process. His message is exquisitely eloquent and direct: Learn, through endless practice (unbending intent as Don Juan would say) to observe your mind without judgement. See where this leads you again and again as your sense of who you are escapes psychological time and the vastness, wholeness, and beauty of Creation opens before you. I have read only the first 50 pages and already I know that it will be THE ONE BOOK that goes with me everywhere as I read and reread it until it is part of me.
152 of 178 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars This may just be THE book!,
Mark Daniels (Albany, NY) - See all my reviews
Eckhart Tolle's message isn't new. His book is meant to point us toward enlightenment,
and thus his teachings aren't much different than that of Buddhism. But the way this book SPEAKS...
I've been reading "Power of Now" slooowly, over the past week and a half.
I'm nearly finished with it, and plan on starting again on page one when I'm done.
This may be the ONE book that you've been looking for... it's that good.
You can FEEL the essence of Tolle's message while you read. The book BREATHES with spiritual insight.
As you read, you just KNOW that what Tolle says is "the truth."
In reading the book, meditating, and practicing these principles in everyday life,
I've noticed in myself an increased ability to be "fully present" in the world and STAY THERE.
This is the experience I've been wanting for many years.
I've been waking up each morning in a peaceful mood...
I think, while sleeping, I've been integrating the lessons I've learned!
Be here now... it's the only place and time to be.
84 of 97 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars You go deeper with each reading,
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Attracted by exciting reviews, I bought and read the book. I was so impressed that I bought the tapes. I have been listening to them over and over again every morning for several months. Rather than repeat the wonderful comments of previous reviews, I would like to add a few personal insights.
Eckhart's message is very condensed. He compresses a tremendous amount of meaning into a very few simple words. This makes the book very good value for money. You would have to buy and read several similar books by other authors to derive the same quantity of information - but they would probably not match Eckhart's high quality of delivery.
Eckhart's messages are deep. A typical sentence has two or three levels of depth that reveal themselves after a number of readings on the conscious level. (On the sub-conscious level you would probably appreciate the deeper meaning immediately). Reflection, and day to day experiences should take you to the deeper levels. However, do not be satisfied with whatever level you have reached. Deeper levels exist. Continue reflecting and seeing day to day events with the new wisdom you have acquired. This will take you deeper still.
While you may not agree with all of Eckhart's teachings, you will admit that most of them make sense at a very deep level. After reading this book and listening to the tapes, you will be well on your way to higher levels of consciousness.
Buying this book should not be the main consideration, since it is clearly essential reading for everyone. For me the main consideration is how deep do you want to go? I would urge more than one reading. I think you will be pleasantly surprised as each successive reading takes you to new levels of awareness and serenity.
99 of 115 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Find Some Peace Now,
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This book is about living in the now to find peace and happiness. We all spend so much time consumed with past hurts and the possibility of an unpleasant future that we are unable to live in the now. I have gained progress toward the goal of living in the now by studying this book and the book An Encounter With A Prophet. If you would like to give up bringing emotional garbage into your present and stop worrying about the future I recommend you read both books.
44 of 49 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars 5 Stars for 1st 1/2; then 1 star,
This review is from: The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment (Paperback)
I loved the 1st part of this book up until about page 100. It articulated Zen in a very impressive way. There were multiple aspects I'm applying to my life, e.g., the mind is prone to compulsive thinking and that it's a "disease," and, of course, living in the present.
The 2nd part seemed to degenerate into the "mumbo-jumbo" that Time Magazine opined. It seems to me Mr. Tolle tried & failed to make the Bible, etc., fit his theories. He also failed to properly credit Buddhism and their ilk for present-moment living.
As other reviewers have noted, he doesn't tell you how to achieve his recommendations either.
All in all, I'm glad I read it, but skimmed the last 1/2 as it was very repetitive and nonsensical.
Mr. Tolle did manage to really encapsulate great ideas in the 1st half. I've been reading a few books on Zen living and this fits, but had I not been apprised of Buddhism, I wouldn't have benefitted much from "The Power of Now."
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Milwaukee Brewers (45-39) at Minnesota Twins (35-46), 2:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Milwaukee - Zack Greinke (7-3, 5.63) Minnesota - Nick Blackburn (6-6, 3.64)
(Sports Network) - Locked in a tie for first place in the National League Central with the St. Louis Cardinals, the Milwaukee Brewers try to separate themselves by closing out their three-game interleague set against the Minnesota Twins on a positive note this afternoon at Target Field.
The Brewers are actually lucky to be in this position at the moment, given that they squeezed by Minnesota in an 8-7 final yesterday in order to halt a four-game slide. It also doesn't help that a team with an amazing 29-11 record at home thus far has posted a mere 16-28 mark on the road.
Nyjer Morgan finished up 3-for-5 with a home run, double, triple and four RBI, and scored the winning run for the Brewers in a four-run ninth inning on Saturday to give the visitors the hard-fought win. Pinch-hitter George Kottaras plated the game-winning run, while Jonathan Lucroy went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI for Milwaukee in the triumph as well.
Ryan Braun and Prince Fielder added doubles for the Brewers. Braun's hit pushed his hitting streak to a career-high 22 games and tied him with Cecil Cooper and Corey Hart for the third-longest streak in franchise history.
Fielder continues to lead the NL in RBI with 69 and is tied for second in the league with 21 home runs, yet he's delivered just one long ball in his last 10 games and only one RBI in the last five.
Takashi Saito worked a scoreless eighth inning to earn the victory and John Axford pitched a perfect ninth to collect his 21st save of the campaign. Milwaukee starter Chris Narveson was shelled by Minnesota hitters who piled up 14 hits and seven runs against him in just 4 2/3 innings of work.
Carl Pavano kept the Twins on top as he permitted just four runs on eight hits, striking out four, through 7 2/3 innings. Unfortunately the bullpen, specifically Matt Capps, was unable to bring home the win for their starter. Capps recorded only two outs but surrendered four runs on five hits as he absorbed his fourth loss of 2011.
Danny Valencia put up three hits and plated three for the hosts as he hit his ninth home run of the campaign. The subject of trade talks of late, Michael Cuddyer added his 11th home run and scored twice in the setback.
A loser in two of his last three outings, Zack Greinke hopes to get better results this time out as he closes the series with Minnesota this afternoon.
The eight-year veteran was stomped on Tuesday by New York as the Yankees recorded seven runs on just five hits and three walks in two innings. Greinke, who surrendered eight runs, yet struck out 10 in 5 1/3 innings versus the Chicago Cubs 12 days earlier, failed to fan a single batter in the 12-2 loss to the Bronx Bombers. He also hit a batter and was charged with a wild pitch versus the Yankees.
Against Minnesota for his career, Greinke is a mere 3-8 with a 4.90 ERA in 15 appearances.
As for the Twins, they'll be leaning on Nick Blackburn to get them through today at Target Field. The right-hander, just 1-2 with a 6.46 ERA in four career games versus Milwaukee, has dropped two straight outings, the most recent of which was a 15-0 thrashing by LA on Monday.
Against the Dodgers the Oklahoma native lasted just 4 1/3 innings and was charged with 13 hits and eight runs, seven of them earned. Despite the lopsided outcome, Blackburn's ERA on the season rose to just 3.64.
Minnesota, which is now 11 games below .500 and nine games off the pace in the American League Central, is trailing in the season series with the Brewers by a count of 4-1 and is now just 7-10 in interleague play this year. Milwaukee is showing a 6-8 mark versus the AL this season.
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BMW have officially quashed rumours of a half-faired or naked edition of the new S1000RR.
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University of Florida Online launches first undergraduate programs this month
Moran, C. (2013) UF expands opportunities for four-year degrees UF News, September 27
State University System of Florida (2013) UF Online Comprehensive Business Plan, 2013-2019 Gainsville, FL: State University System of Florida Board of Governors
What is being offered?
The University of Florida at Gainsville, part of the Florida State University System, is offering the first courses this month in the state's first fully online four-year bachelor's degree programs. UF Online classes start in January for those completing a bachelor's degree. The first freshmen courses start in August (enrolment is now open).
UF Online starts in January with five majors:
- Business administration
- Criminology and law
- Environmental management
- Health education and behavior
- Sport management
Two more majors will be added in June: biology and psychology. UF Online plans to grow the program to 35 majors by 2019. Students enrolling as freshmen will be able to complete the whole degree program online.
In many cases online courses will be exactly the same in content as the on-campus versions, with a special online section designated for UF Online students. Online and on campus students will take the same exams.
UF Online courses will be exclusively online, so no "blended" program options will be offered except in those cases where a clinical or lab course is required. Thus students have to make a choice: online or on-campus.
What problem is this solving?
Until now, student access to UF has been limited by the difference between supply and demand. Because the UF campus is filled to capacity, the number of freshmen enrolling each year has remained steady at about 6,400. Since the turn of the millennium, though, the annual number of applicants has surged nearly 60 percent to more than 29,000. UF has had to turn away thousands of students who meet admissions criteria. There will no longer be a limit to the size of the freshman class at the University of Florida. The State University System's first fully online bachelor's degree programs will place a UF education within reach of any first-time-in-college student who qualifies for admission.
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UF Online faculty will be required to participate in the University of Florida Faculty Institute. This online workshop takes approximately 7-10 hours and walks faculty through the course design process. Emphasis is placed upon pedagogy rather than technology. Additional development opportunities will be available to the UF Online faculty and teaching assistants.
More details, including quality assurance methods and choice of LMSs (Canvas or Sakai) are contained in the Comprehensive Business Plan
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The state legislature is providing UF Online with $15 million in start-up costs for one year year, then $5 million annually.
Good for Florida. Florida's higher education system has long been a leader in educational technologies. Robert Gagné and his colleagues at Florida State University were pioneers in educational research and design. The University of Central Florida has long been a leader in hybrid and blended learning. The University of Florida has one of the highest reputations for state universities in the USA and also has a long history of quality online programs mainly at graduate level. Now this new initiative opens up undergraduate university education to anyone that meets the qualifications for entry to the state higher education system.
Note though that at least initially UF Online is focusing on established best practices in online learning, based particularly on the ADDIE model and LMSs. It will be interesting to see if UF Online becomes more adventurous with social media and open educational resources as it becomes more established.
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In the meantime, I wish every success to this initiative. It is a good example of how online learning can increase productivity by opening up access without major capital costs, and by reducing costs to students. It also appears to be a model that is reproducible if successful for other states and post-secondary educational jurisdictions, so it is well worth watching how it develops. What a good way to start the new year.
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I know this isn't your fault. However this level ineptitude WCG has shown prior and during this ****show of a tournament is beyond ridiculous. When the COMMENTATORS are openly taking shots every other minute at their inability to have camera control, the camera's random pan aways to spectators during the matches, low quality of the streams, inability to set and follow a schedule, holding games (including Semi and Grand Final games) off stage without any commentating, there is a problem. O and lets not forget the fact they refused to restart when TheOddOne D/Ced within the first two minutes in the Third/fourth place Finals. I don't know what you can do in the future. But if there is anything, please do.
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i dunno... that baby they showed was pretty cute...
no but seriously, i doubt riot has any control over who does it. just be happy u can see it and get english commentary at all...
i did find it a bit disrespectful that the commentator openly insulted the director and the cameraman throughout wcg. i realize how bad it was but till, u cant just insult them like that.
i dont know if the locals could really appreciate how bad the commentary was. everyone online is familiar with riot enough to know how well they do things when they have control. everyone at the event has a live feed and doesnt have to deal with the director's nonsense.
the only people that riot might look bad to are the fans watching the english stream that arent aware of riot, and thats probably a very low number as new fans would probably not even know about wcg or care to stay up and watch it.
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what was weird about the stream quality was that some online sites had a lot better quality. i was watching the twitch.tv stream of the finals and their quality was MUCH better. i could actually see what was going on and read the numbers. it was in korean tho so i sued the other streams audio and muted twitch.tv
I just dont understand why the quality was so bad - even the starcraft streams were rubbish.
After watching what Valve did with Dota 2's The International i was expecting something similar from WCG but man did they fail... Also what was with the Final 1st game being played offstage... Especially when the main stage is just running ads...
Also the scheduling was a shambles - they didnt move anything forward except the LoL final... there were plenty of other times where ad loops were running constantly...
I cannot even find the recordings of the final games. The site was horrible with the listing of games and so hard to figure out, i had to click on what looked to be LoL games to hope it was english.
One major question though is from the 3/4th place 3rd game. Who was left commentating that game? And who out of the commentators from the previous 2 games in that match left this person alone to live commentate this? From what i can figure they left to just spectate, and not commentate on the final when they still had a job to finnish as their match went to a 3rd game.
The comments made about how bad the camera control was were valid though not very perfessional. The number of missed fights was far too high in the games i watched. In other tournaments i have watched Riot has 2 spectators for the commentry team to make sure they they can spot everything going on.
The non restart after a disconnect in under the first 5 mins (before first kill) has been the standard rulling for as long as i can remember. And if the game is past this point or first kill has been taken then a pause is the option to be used.
This just adds to the level of unprofessional adjudication and officials shown in each stage of this event. From the qualifyers changing rules ablib in the North American qualifyers, to the event managers not having a clue in the Australian qualifyers.
Riot you need to take some responsibiliy and ownership of your product when it comes to how tournaments are done with the game you created. I say this because recently your product due to others peoples ineptitude is being presented in a very poor light.
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A third suspect wanted in connection with an armed home invasion has been returned to Pennsylvania.
Rogel Suero was arrested in Houston, Texas, and extradited to Pennsylvania Tuesday.
Suero was wanted in connection with an armed home invasion at 2466 Hillside Ave. in Wilson, Northampton Co., on Jan. 15, 2012.
Suero, police said, conspired with Rebecca Johnson and David Bechtold to rob Johnson's grandmother, Carrie Smith, of cash and jewelry.
During the robbery, Smith, 76, suffered a heart attack and died March 16, 2012. Her death was ruled a homicide.
Suero is facing the following charges: criminal homicide, robbery, aggravated assault, conspiracy to commit robbery, burglary, theft by unlawful taking, terroristic threats, conspiracy to commit burglary, recklessly endangering another person and possessing instruments of crime. He is being held without bail in the Northampton County Prison.
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I like the idea behind it, every village needs an idiosyncratic aspect, the glossed over village that is born of common notions of history and cultural memory is so predicatable as to be unrealistic.
But again like many NPCs this leaves time out of the equation for the most part. What we get is a character at a single moment in life, we have few facts, but the question comes up, why chose this moment?
A few quotes, couple more notes about how interactions with her might go or her general style would make this useful sub.
I never read the early versions, and I do agree that some of the text is stilted but this is a great race. You could work this in any setting, Sci-fi, modern fantasy or what have you. I love the pictures to and the hints about their relationship with outher races
At the end of the rains one year Lai-Xeng sought out the advice of the famous architect Noo-Om'nter. The Emperor's builder was unsure that a proposed bridge across a wide river would be feasible. Lai-Xeng volunteered to take the problem to the master Noo-Om-ter.
One day, in the dew and grey of the pre-dawn hour, Lai-Xeng sat outside the quarries were Noo-Om'ter meet with young designers. As the young architects gathered with their wax tablets and fabric scrolls Lai-Xeng reviewed his own notes so that he could present Noo-Om'ter with the problem of the bridge clearly. Then just as the sun was rising Noo-Om'ter came walking towards the crowd form the east. The rising sun streaming through his unkempt grey hair; Noo-Om'ter first reminded the crowd that he was Noo-Om'ter and assured them that he had seen their problems before. Noo-Om'ter took the offerings of food and drink brought to him and then listened to two questions from the score of young designers.
For the rest of the morning Noo-Om'ter talked about how he had done thing in the west. With each story he dissmissed the questions of the younger ones as being the results of poor planning, incomplete work or pure ignorance.
"All my designs were based on 10,000 hours of research, that is the Noo-Om-ter way, if you did not do 10,000 hours of research you can not succeed."
"Noo-Om'ter would never attempt such a design, it is inherently limit, the reasons are obvious to any designer with a drop of intelligence."
"Noo-Om'ter has seen many such things as you have proposed fail, yet the castles of the ancients still stand, and I learned from those castles."
At midday Noo-Om'ter left and Lai-Xeng sat with the young builders. Lai-Xeng then asked the young men what they wanted to build. They told him and he asked why. They told him and he asked how. They told him and he asked how else they might build it. Then Lai-Xeng asked the young men how else they build their designs. After they discussed other measures, he asked them what might fail and why. They discussed that for a time, and then they went through the designs counting what they could be sure of and what they couldn't. At the end of the day Lai-Xeng had learned much and he left the quarries that night.
When he returned the builder asked him what Noo-Om'nter had said. Lai-Xeng told him what Noo-Om'nter had said, and the builder was confused. "But what did he say about the Bridge?" Lai-Xeng replied
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"To build our bridge we must judge the weakness in our own plans, not be judged by the purported strength of others."
A fun interactive submission
thank you
As a plot this is well structured. I like the idea of presenting the plot by following its development. I also think this post is well organized and cleanly written.
But ultimately the piece fails in its goal to provide a guide for constructing a Lovecraftian adventure. This discusses none of the themes of a Lovecraft's work. The idea of evil cultist is not Lovecraftian. The implied relationship between other world knowledge and insanity is genuinely Lovecraftian, but you don't present it as such. Also, as to generating the ideas you present the discussion in a very linear fashion. With the exception of when, if and how to bring the monster in, you don't deal with possible other routes for the adventure. A GM needs to be able to roll with it when things get way of course, so plots should not be a structured as this one. The GM shouldn't know how things are going to resolve. I am sure you wrote this in one your advice stubs. This is a fine plot, and presented as just a plot it would be okay. But as a guide to designing a genre specific adventure, this fails.
This actually made me think about LARPing, something I swore I would never do, good article actually.
There is place for these pastorial subs and this it, Moonhunter is like the fire and brimestone preacher of gaming, he praises what deserves praises and sprays damnation and hellfire on the rest.
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This one touches my soul however, thank you for giving my pain voice.


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Along with the launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Apple actually removed a device from the lineup completely: the iPod Classic. With the device's discontinuation, it marks the end of an era, and a future without a click wheel.
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Apple appears to have discontinued the iPod classic
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Analyst expects iWatch to replace iPod in the future; doesn't expect an iPod refresh this year
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Date Night Suggestion - Central San Diego
Folks, we have a rare opportunity for a date night tonight. We'd like to stay somewhere in central SD (North/South Park, Hillcrest, Kensington, Mission Hills) but for some reason are pretty uninspired on where to go this evening!? Where we don't want to go - Cafe Chloe, Alchemy and Urban Solace as we go there often enough.
Wife is pescatarian, I eat anything. Needs cocktails.
Hit me with your best shot. Otherwise it's Tacos el Paisa and a much needed nap in the car... ;-)
This is an easy one:
Seven Grand for cocktails, followed by Smoking Goat.
Counterpoint (they now have cocktails)
re: bocasdeltorro
+1 on Jayne's.
And Farmhouse should definitely be a front runner.
Love Wet Stone but wife is meeting a friend there on Friday.
We haven't been to Smoking Goat since they first opened - good suggestion. I'll run it by the wife. Bonus we can walk there. Love 7 Grand but they open pretty late and we need to be home kind of early.
I read Counterpoint has cocktails but haven't tried them yet. Another good suggestion.
Jayne's was one I mentioned this morning and wife shrugged it off for some reason.
Anyone try Soda and Swine / Polite Provisions yet?
Wife suggested Great Maple, D Bar, Haven (pizza place in Kensington?)... I'm not familiar with these places however but am open to something new.
re: zmirzlina
Voyou is another charming, intimate wine bar in Hillcrest with a menu that would please your wife. Parking can be a bit of a challenge but this is a nice place.
re: zmirzlina
Haven is good, but no cocktails.
Fish Public is next door and there is always Ken Club for libations.
Great Maple is good not great, deserts are good. Soda and Swine is pretty meatcentric.
re: zmirzlina
DBar is good, but noisy and I'm not sure they've got cocktails.
re: zmirzlina
My vote would be for Farmhouse Cafe except for the cocktail requirement. Maybe drinks at Small Bar and then a walk over?
We live down the street from Polite Provisions and have been a few times now. I enjoy it but it would not be my first choice for a rare date night-- it can get noisy and the bar side has been understaffed every time we have visited so drink service can be slow and haphazard (never any problems ordering food though).
As the name implies the menu is fairly meat-oriented. From the pescetarian-compatible side dishes I can recommend the giardiniera, the macaroni and cheese, and the apple salad. My only major complaint about the food is the heavy hand with the salt shaker.
I've only sampled a few of the many cocktail options. So far my default choice is the Ocean Side, based on gin and lime flavors with celery bitters.
re: honkman
Second Farmhouse Cafe.
re: honkman
Second Cucina Urbana
re: honkman
Third Cucina Urbana, but recommend reservations asap.
re: DoctorChow
Upstairs is walk-in.
re: ipsedixit
Good to know!
re: DoctorChow
I don't know. . .CU can be a bit loud.
re: jmtreg
Our concern as well. And we eat there enough.
Anyone try Pacific Fish yet in the old Kensington Grill location?
I think we'll do Jayne's - it'll be nice on the back patio this evening and their cocktails are wonderful. Wife not in the mood for French...
Thanks everyone for the suggestion.
re: zmirzlina
I went to Fish Public two Sundays ago around 12:30 ready to chow down on something hopefully delicious. They didn't have a sign up, but I knew where the Kensington Grill was, and the door was open. Too bad I didn't check their website -- only open for dinner! I plan to go there soon -- maybe next week.
re: honkman
Although the service is iffy, Alexander's (right across the street from Searocket), would be a good date night spot. Good decor, good food, and with the weather being as warm as it is, sitting out on the back patio is awesome.
If you are more into beer, you could go with the Ritual Tavern. Again, more intimate, a little bit quieter, and has a good back patio. Jayne's Gastropub would also be a good choice, and serves good cocktails (or you could eat and then walk over to Polite Provisions).
Since you want cocktails, I'm going to avoid suggesting Pomegranate, BUT, you could grab a bite at Imig's - this is the bar and grill inside the Lafayette Hotel. Brandon, the bar manager, is a legit mixologist, and the food has been pretty good there.
re: jmtreg
I would avoid Alexander's--such mediocrity. For a rare date night, I recommend the back patio of Jayne's or head to Smoking Goat.
re: globocity
not been to Alexander's.....have been to Old Venice and was not impressed--same owner, same food???
Brooklyn Girl is always a winner as well for me.
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No to Alexanders. Ugh. No. Risotto with standard rice, not arborio or carnaroli = 100% unacceptable.
No to Brooklyn Girl. You can do better, (So sad for me, since it's only three blocks away. I'd eat there every week if the food was worthwhile.)
re: notjustastomach
BG would be worthwhile if the prices were about 5% cheaper across the board.
re: ipsedixit
Surprised....love the Michael's pizza, pasta dish with shrimp ($19, reasonably priced), and pork chop. They had a flat iron steak with chimichurri sauce a few weeks back that was very good....sorry and surprised to hear the lack of love for this place--not saying it's great or the best place in SD but certainly consistently good when I've been there.
Not a fan of Alexander's. Always found the food super heavy.
And Brooklyn Girl menu didn't interest her.
It was hot. She wanted a salad. We drove to Tender Greens, got it to go and sat on Sunset Cliffs and split a bottle of Nelson from Alpine brewery I'd been sitting on.
Made Brown Derby's when we got home and put the little guy to bed. It was a nice night.
Thanks for all the suggestions!


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