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I've seen it way too much recently, too many people who claim to be hard-core gamers, those who think they know what makes a good game. These people have no idea what a hardcore gamer is. I think there are certain requirements for one to be a hardcore gamer.
1. Must be of LEGAL age to play all the best games (17+).I played games when I was a kid, and I did play the more violent games before I was 17, but my parents made the responsible choice and waited until they knew that I was mature enough mentally to not take those games too seriously. Also, back then, there was no online gaming (at least not how it is today). Today's young gamers are not only over-exposed to today's violent HD games, but they are exposed to the rude and crude talk of the older generations that could easily poison the mind of today's youth.
2. 16-Bit or less. If the first game you ever played wasn't in 16-bit graphics or less, don't even talk to me thinking that you are a hardcore gamer, get a few more years and games under your belt and then you can say something, until then, you have no credibility.
3. Toddler days... If you are one of those people who played video games before you even set foot in a school setting, or before you could form a coherent sentence I salute you. I've been playing games since I was four years old, and my first game was the original Mario/Duck Hunt combo that they had for the NES.
4. Know your Roots.NEVER forget the first games you ever really liked and played. I've seen it too many times where people think that newer is better and they keep forgetting their classic heroes. On the other hand there are those who say things in reference to this "all time greatest hero" debacle: "people are just voting for (insert classic game character name here) just because he/she is older?" No, people are voting for those characters because they are truly great characters such as Link who is an older character, but he is also undeniably a great hero whom (if you have been around since 8-bit) has seen many adventure and many top-notch games. In all honesty, people are overlooking this fact and putting their recent games ahead of the best classics, Link should have NEVER lost to Freeman.
5. Don't be a Fanboy.I can't stand fanboys. These are the people who have had one system and one system only because they think its the greatest, and they say the others suck and yet they have never owned that system or even played on it. If you only own one system you are a fanboy and are not a hardcore gamer. Personally, I've never been completely loyal to one company, when a new generation of consoles comes out, I make sure I own every one or at least try it. The past 3 generations I have accomplished this.
6. Game time. Also known as Gaming Marathons or whatever else you wanna call it. Every hard core gamer has risked starvation and sleep deprivation for their favorite game that they just had to finish. If you started playing to see the sun set, and didn't finish until you saw it rise the next morning or for it to set the next evening, kudos to you. Gaming is a hobby and a commitment with no reward but knowing that you beat that one game or got the highest score.
7. Dont forget that its only a GAME. Some will argue with me on this one, in order to be a hardcore gamer, you must not forget that its only a game, you are playing it for FUN. No game is worth getting all stressed out about, there is no reason anyone should ever take a game so seriously that they are willing to do some radical in real life to someone else. Win or lose, gaming is meant to be fun, and never forget that.
8. Multi-player. Online gaming is HUGE nowadays, and with the internet being what it is today, there is no excuse for anyone not to play online with other people. Even before online gaming, you could always play with your friends on split-screen or something. If you never play with others and don't experience what the multi-player side of the game has to offer, you are not taking that game to its full potential.
That's all I can think of, and I'm open to suggestions. Oh yea, I got this picture too that can be found on ( http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/comic.php) its a picture of the commandments of gaming which I really think applies in this situation and I am a huge fan of the Ctrl+Alt+Del comics by Tim Buckley.

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My company used to match some of my 401k contributions, but they stopped.
Is there a place I can put it into a retirement fund and if heaven forbid a problem happens I can take from it without penalty (unlike a 401k)? Where'd you put your money into, just looking for opinions. Thanks! |
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Well, you can simply invest in an investment vehicle without a tax benefit and take from it under the general tax rules for investing (which, I suppose, are not completely without penalties). However, I would recommend you look into the rules and benefits of a Roth IRA. With a Roth, you put money in post-tax, however, it grows and you never pay taxes on the growth. Some benefits of a Roth vs a 401K or traditional IRA are that you can take out the principal at any time without penalty for any reason. Not that I would recommend this, but it is an option. Another benefit of the Roth is the withdrawl rules. I don't know them completely, but it is my understanding that there is no minimum withdrawl age and there is no annual minimum withdrawl amount like there is with a traditional IRA. Additionally, there are also some considerations as I believe at least your spouse can inherit your Roth with minimal tax penlties. I am not sure about willing it to other family members or individuals not related, but possibly. I am sure someone with more knowledge on it will chime in! |
- Posted by haus_proud (My Page) on Fri, May 29, 09 at 20:26
Just because your company is no longer matching your 401K contributions does not mean that this is not a such good retirement plan anymore. You can still put in a lot more in your 401K tax deferred than you can put into a Roth IRA or, I believe, any other tax-deferred arrangement -- The max is over 20 thousand, I think. Go to IRS.gov to find out the rules. The benefits of tax deferral are huge, plus you do not pay income tax on the money you deposit into the 401K. That means your taxable income is lower and, if that puts you into a lower tax bracket, you save a whole lot of money. So, don't be too hasty in turning away from 401K contributions. If you are concerned that you may need to access money from your 401K before you retire, there are rules that allow you to do that, usually if there is a hardship or to buy a house for first time buyers. The rules are complicated and I do not remember them all. Go to irs.gov and find out. |
I would avoid a loan from my 401K at all costs. You pay it back with post-tax dollars so you are taxed on it twice and if you ever leave your company, or worse, get laid off, the balance is due in 60 days or so. I do agree that a 401K is a great investment vehicle for retirement funds. The limit is $16,500 this year if you are under 50 and there is $5K additional you can add as 'catchup funds' if you are over 50. Some employers now have Roth 401Ks and you get the benefits of contributing to a Roth, but you can contribute as much as $16,500. It's a very nice thing! Here is a strategy I have read that makes sense to me: 1) Contribute to your company's 401K until you get the full match (free money!). Sounds like a good strategy to me! |
I have a question regarding the 401k. My plan is to move to Germany within the next year but had a hard time finding anything about 401k private pension plans in Germany. So if anyone could shed some light on this topic for me, I would really appreciate the effort. :) |
I think this is one you might need to to take to your financial advisor. It all depends on how your 401k dollars are invested, how many years until you retire, etc. The below link is an example of a site that ranks the performance of some 401k plans based on peer 401k performance. If your company ranks high, I'd continue to invest even without the match; however, if your company ranks low, I think I'd turn to a financial advisor for advice on good retirement investments. There are other sites that do the same thing, but this is the one I have used. Good luck. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Link
Emergency funds should be kept in a traditional type of account, such as a no penalty CD, or other insured deposit, savings bonds, etc. I actually have my funds in traditional CDs, which often have much higher rates than no penalty CDs but the maturities are staggered such that I have one maturing every other month and if I had an emergency, I would only be a short time frame away from a fee-free withdrawal. |
- Posted by stargazzer (My Page) on Tue, Jul 21, 09 at 22:45
In the bank/CD's. At my age all I want to do is make sure my money is safe. My sis lost $50,000. in the market, a friend lost all of her savings and said she should have listened to me another one went to cash in her funds to buy a home and guess what???? she didn't buy the home. |
- Posted by tessaduncan (My Page) on Tue, Aug 4, 09 at 20:39
Roth IRAs are great for emergency accounts. You can take out your contributions at any time and all the interest you earn will be tax-free, unlike non-retirement accounts.(but don't touch the earnings! They're taxable and there's a penalty if you're under 59 1/2). Use them as an adjunct to your 401K. They're also great for working kids. Money in Roths doesn't have to be reported when they fill out the FAFSA & helps them get financial aid. |
- Posted by feedingfrenzy (My Page) on Tue, Sep 27, 11 at 14:41
"I would avoid a loan from my 401K at all costs. You pay it back with post-tax dollars so you are taxed on it twice and if you ever leave your company, or worse, get laid off, the balance is due in 60 days or so. I've seen the "taxed twice" claim about 401K loan many times, usually on the websites of big investment companies who have a stake in keeping your 401K accounts to themselves for as long as possible. It's bogus. Anyone who takes out a 401K loan will make monthly payments back into the same 401K, usually for a period of five years. Of course the payments are made with after tax dollars, but the same would be true of paying back any loan except for those tied to a mortgage, such as a HELOC. And once it's paid back, the withdrawals you take out when you finally retire will be taxed at the same rate as they would have been if you had never taken out the loan. You pay interest on the loan at a fixed rate that is set by the plan and usually lower than any rate you could get for an unsecured loan. That means the unpaid loan balance is earning returns at that fixed rate. If you happen to take out the loan at the beginning of a down market, it'll likely be earning at a better rate than the rest of your 401K, and you will actually have a larger 401K balance at the end of the loan than you would have had otherwise. In times of an up market, however, the reverse will be true. The real and best reason not to do it is if you think you might leave your employment, voluntarily or otherwise, before the end of the loan term, because you will have to pay it all back. |
Usually there are more restrictions of a retirement plan to which an employer contributes and if you don't have to cope with that restriction, you have a wider choice of investment vehicles which are available to you. I don't know enough about your retirement plans, whether employeer-contributed or not, to offer any useful advice, but I am less than enthusiastic about the official one here in Canada, though most financial advisors say that every employee should have one. If any of you Canadians want to know my reasons - you can send me a personal email. As for emergency money, though I advised that everyone should have some cash available quickly in case of emergency, sometimes I have it, sometimes not. If I'm low on available cash, for most emergencies I can use my credit (read "debt") card and I have a line of credit at the bank, rarely used, that I can draw on to pay that credit card loan off in full after the first billng period, then save even strongeer than usual to pay off that loan quickly. If I want to borrow to invest, I have a different line of credit for that, as the interest is deductible, which it isn't for consumer-style loans, and I don't want to have a possibility of the two issues being mingled. ole joyful |
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Chicago Bears
What's happening: They continue their search for a new general manager, which means Lovie Smith isn't guaranteed anything.
What they'll do next: Keep interviewing. Tim Ruskell, Jason Licht from the Patriots and Jimmy Raye III of the Chargers have interviewed thus far, with Phil Emery of the Chiefs and Marc Ross of the Giants on the horizon.
What they should do next: The GM search is dragging on long enough that I'd imagine Smith will get one more year to prove he can make another run with this core. Then again, the market is still flush and Jeff Fisher was fired by Tennessee on Jan. 27 last year, so it wouldn't be unprecedented.
Indianapolis Colts
What's happening: New general manager Ryan Grigson has fired Jim Caldwell.
What they'll do next: Interview head-coaching candidates such as red-hot candidate Mike Zimmer, Pete Carmichael of the Saints and Tennessee's Jerry Gray. We've also heard Todd Bowles' name, as well as Marty Mornhinweg's.
What they should do next: Hire Zimmer, but I think they're leaning toward an offensive mind for the sake of Andrew Luck.
Jacksonville Jaguars
What's happening: They've hired Mike Mularkey to be their next head coach. Case closed.
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What's happening: They've removed the interim tag from Romeo Crennel's title. Case closed.
Miami Dolphins
What's happening: They're interviewing fallback options after losing out on Jeff Fisher.
What they'll do next: It looks like Zimmer is out of consideration and now they're focusing on Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy, Bowles and Joe Philbin from Green Bay. They'll likely decide soon. I think…
What they should do next: McCoy has emerged as the favorite, and I think he'd be a good choice for an offense like Miami's.
Oakland Raiders
What's happening: New GM Reggie McKenzie is trying to determine who will replace fired head coach Hue Jackson.
What they'll do next: The Packers are eliminated, so they can focus on interviewing candidates from McKenzie's former home. They're also reportedly showing interest in Mornhinweg, but McCoy has pulled out. Carmichael's name has also been thrown out there.
What they should do next: Hire a Green Bay guy like Philbin or Winston Moss. I'm a big fan of coach-GM duos that can work together peacefully and happily.
Philadelphia Eagles
What's happening: They decided to keep Andy Reid and Howie Roseman. Case closed.
St. Louis Rams
What's happening: They've hired Jeff Fisher as head coach. Case closed.
What they'll do next: Hire a fairly anonymous and submissive GM to work with Fisher.
San Diego Chargers
What's happening: They decided to keep Norv Turner and A.J. Smith. Case closed.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
What's happening: They're interviewing literally everyone associated with the game of football. This has been the strangest and slowest coaching search in the league.
What they'll do next: It's sort of a mess. They might conduct more interviews, and they haven't even reached the second round yet. They haven't even ruled out a single candidate, with eight on the list.
What they should do next: We agree with ESPN's Pat Yasinskas that Zimmer and Mike Sherman are the top candidates. Either would be a quality hire.


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Psychotherapy with the Elderly: Listening for Late Life Adaptations to the Earlier Core Conflict
This workshop will explore treatment of patients with depression, withdrawn mutism, acting out, and cognitive changes, from a psychoanalytic perspective. Case examples will be used to demonstrate how symptoms and adaptive attempts to deal with life changes in the nursing home and other settings reflect the underlying core conflict issues of unresolved dependence, lack of control, and unfilled self-actualization. A major question for therapists is whether and even if, to explore and possibly treat, these long term adaptations. May 11, 2013 10:00 AM-1:15 PM* Christina Healy R.N., M.A., Cert. Psya. is on the faculty at BGSP. She specializes as a psychiatric nurse clinician, working with the geriatric population. Ms. Healy has a special interest in Alzheimer's and addiction in the elderly. Marjorie Kettell, Ph.D., Cert. Psya. is on the faculty at BGSP, and has extensive experience consulting to nursing homes. She has presented workshops on issues of aging for the past decade. 3 CE Credits Participants will be able to: 1). Relate presenting symptoms to life changes and ways the patient is trying to adapt. 2) Listen for the underlying core conflict in the patient's contacts. 3). Evaluate how treatment can be informed beyond the symptoms by knowing the elderly patient's core conflict and current adaptive attempts to deal with a significant life change.
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Aldous Huxley's 1932 novel "Brave New World" has created a maelstrom in the Cape Henlopen School District where two board members say parents should be able to screen their children's curriculum for explicit content before they begin classes.
During a meeting last night board members Sandi Minard and Jennifer Burton delivered impassioned arguments saying they were concerned about literature that they said had violence, despair and sexual references.
They said they did not want to ban the book but just alert parents about the material and let them decide.
The Wilmington News Journal reports that Michael Kelley, head of curriculum and instruction, said the book had been part of the course for the last five years without any complaint from parents.
Burton argued, that with the age of the internet students can now grasp the sexual and drug-related references quickly adding "This is not an education issue, this is a social sexual issue."


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Not your average Joe
Balog captures 2001 EverStart Championship with the help of skillful angling and a pair of 'lucky' underwear
FLORENCE, Ala. – Joe Balog considers himself one lucky guy these days. On the verge of getting bounced out of the semifinals after catching only one fish, Balog mounted a huge rally late in the afternoon on the final day of competition to capture the prestigious 2001 EverStart Championship. In addition to his new title and invaluable media exposure, Balog also walked away with a $25,000 first-place check and a brand new Ranger boat.
Not bad for four days of work.
"It's unbelievable," said an ecstatic Balog shortly after the final weigh-in had concluded. "This is the greatest circuit in the country. Everything about this whole week, everything about this town … I can't find anything to complain about."
A walk down championship lane
To be sure, Balog's long, strange journey to the EverStart Championship was not an easy one. For starters, had it not been for the formation of the EverStart Series Northern Division this year, Balog would not have had an opportunity to fish at all. Balog's next hurdle was qualifying for the championship. After four grueling regular season tournaments, the native of Independence, Ohio, finished the year in 21st place and finally received his automatic berth to the championship.
Now it was time to go for broke. With some of the best anglers in the nation competing for the top prize at Pickwick Lake, Balog turned in a most impressive performance on day one – landing a 12-pound, 9-ounce limit. In third place heading into day two, Balog proved once again that he was an angler to be taken seriously, producing a 9-pound, 2-ounce stringer. His haul was good enough to take hold of second place heading into the semifinals.
However, day three was less kind to the Ohio native. After a rough day of fishing, Balog managed to bring in only one largemouth bass. It was a good fish, weighing in at 3 pounds, 4 ounces, but it looked like it was going to be well short of any realistic qualifying weight.
Having already weighed in his fish, Balog sat on the stage and waited for the final outcome. Perched precariously in fifth place, Balog was forced to watch helplessly as Darrel Robertson – the last angler standing between him and a trip to the finals – walked up to the weigh-in podium. Over the previous two days, Robertson had dominated the tournament, recording a two-day stringer weighing over 24 pounds. But as Robertson reached into his bag, he could only produce one keeper bass. Even more amazing was the fact that it only weighed in at 2 pounds.
Balog, against all odds, had qualified for the finals.
"I got lucky yesterday, I thought I was out of the tournament," Balog would say shortly after winning the title. "I only caught one fish, but somehow, it was good enough to get me to the finals. I shouldn't even be here."
On the morning of the finals, all five anglers were hit with an ill-timed, two-hour fog delay. Suddenly, everyone's strategy had to be amended on the fly. Balog, like the others, was forced to scramble.
"I needed every minute I had today," he said. "I didn't even catch my first bass until 11:30 a.m. I was really worried there for awhile."
However, when all was said and done, it was Balog who produced the winning stringer – weighing in at 4 pounds, 5 ounces. After an amazing year and an equally amazing championship tournament, Balog had edged out fellow competitor Ricky Shumpert by a mere 1 ounce.
"It feels great," said Balog. "And yes, I'm still wearing my lucky underwear."
Lucky underwear leads to pungent victory
True to form, the story of Balog's improbably victory could only be topped by the tale of the "lucky" pair of underwear. According to Balog, after his tremendous performance on day one, he called his good friend and told him about his accomplishment.
"I told him that I was wearing my Caesar's Palace underwear and I joked that it might have made the difference," said Balog. "My friend said, 'You'd better wear them again tomorrow.'"
Not wanting to mess up his good karma, Balog put on the day-old underwear again. However, by the end of the second day of competition, the Ohio native found himself in second place. No wanting to jinx himself for the third day of competition, Balog forced himself to put on the now-ripening undergarment for a third time.
"When I qualified for the finals after catching only one fish, I knew I had to wear them again," said Balog, laughing at the ludicrous nature of the proposition. "What can I say, they helped me win the tournament. But I'll tell you what, I really want to change clothes right now."
Although Balog eventually rushed back to the hotel to change his clothes, he will undoubtedly savor the moment - and the smell - for a very long time.
Second by an ounce
Although Ricky Shumpert of Lexington, S.C. lost out on the championship by a painful 1 ounce, he said he was thankful for the opportunity to compete in such a competitive atmosphere.
"Today, I only had two keeper bites and I was lucky enough to get them both into the boat," he said. "I only had a couple of days to practice and as soon as the water shut down, I couldn't really get anything going. I'm just really happy to be here and I'm looking forward to next year."
Shumpert, who alternated between a jig, crankbait and Texas rig, won $20,000 for his efforts.
Jim Eakins of Nixa, Mo., grabbed third place and a $15,000 check after recording a 3-pound, 8-ounce stringer. Although Eakins said he was hurt by the fog delay, he said he had no regrets either.
"I fished really well this week," he said. "But I really needed the early morning bite today to have a chance. But that's just the way fishing goes."
Greg Pugh, a native of Cullman, Ala., finished in fourth place with a total catch of 3 pounds, 2 ounces. However, Pugh was arguably hurt the most by the fog delay. After making a 90-mile, 4-hour, roundtrip run, Pugh had very little actual fishing time on the most important day of the competition.
"Even though there was a delay, I decided to go to my spot anyway," said Pugh, who walked away with a check for $12,500. "But it was 9 a.m. by the time we blasted off and I only really had about an hour to fish. That hurt me. But overall, I had a really good time this week."
Rounding out the championship field was Richard Grosse of Hebron, Ohio. Grosse turned in a fifth-place performance with a catch of 1 pound, 6 ounces.
"I only had three days of practice and it just didn't work out," said Grosse, who won $10,000 for his efforts. "But I'm really happy to have gotten this far. I had a lot of fun."
The 2001 EverStart Championship will be aired on ESPN 2 at 9 a.m. EST on Dec. 14.
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This is the fourth of a five-part series with various media members on Kentucky's season.
Question: How would you evaluate the coaching job John Calipari has done this season?
Ryan Lemond: "I would say he has coached harder this season than he has in his previous years on the UK bench, but I think it's because these players weren't ready for SEC basketball. These players were missing many valuable fundamentals that should have been taught in middle school. I think Cal has had to spend too much time on the 'little things' this season, and it has showed.
"However, I think Cal has done a bad job this year with playing time. He said before the season started that he has a 'bench' this year and wasn't going to be afraid to use it. He hasn't hardly used it all season. When players are playing well, sit them down. Play somebody else. Send a message. Instead, he's content with 'nudging them along' and letting the high profile guys 'play through it.' It's hurt this team a lot. It's cost him some games."
Larry Glover: "Truthfully, it wasn't great. I think he misjudged what some players, and this team, were capable of. Also, he and his staff were slow to offer any significant adjustments. This team underachieved and that responsibility falls on him."
Keith Taylor: "I think Calipari has done a better job with this team than last year. The progress to regression throughout the year has been an issue. I would like to see how Calipari would fare coaching a team that he's had around for three to four years instead of one or two."
Tyler Thompson: " Without knowing how the postseason will turn out, I'd give Calipari a C. Teams have using the zone against the Cats all year, and they still don't know how to score against it. UK has three scoring threats inside in Julius Randle, Willie Cauley-Stein and Dakari Johnson, who are mostly rendered useless because the guards can't feed the post properly. Cal keeps wanting his team to be 'player-driven' rather than 'coach-driven, but without a leader on the court, they've drifted around rudderless for most of the season. Last week, it seemed like Cal realized that, stepping in with 'the tweak' that will change everything, but it may be too little, too late. This group has been begging for guidance for months.
"Also, what happened to using the bench as a teaching tool? Cal has used the bench, but sparingly, and in retrospect, has admitted that he should have used it more. Cal billed Marcus Lee as this team's 'energy guy,' but he only played 117 minutes in the regular season. Compare that to Willie Cauley-Stein, who's played 760 minutes, or even Alex Poythress, who's played 583 minutes. Cal has called Derek Willis the best post passer on the team, but he only got 38 minutes of action all season. I'm not saying those guys should start, but why not give them a chance to make an impact?"
Mary Jo Perino: "I think he has most certainly made mistakes. I think at times he made them more nervous or unsettled by all his sideline theatrics. He may have thought that's what they needed, and maybe it wasn't. I also don't know if he tinkered with the lineup enough or substituted well all the time, but who the heck am I? Cal has forgotten more stuff about coaching basketball than I'll ever know."
Mark Buerger: "This is the hardest one to answer for me. Without seeing practice and having no idea what he's done with the players outside of practice, there's no way to tell what he has tried to get this team going. But it is his job to figure out how to get the level of the team's play to match their individual talents and that hasn't happened."
Jennifer Palumbo: " I think Cal has worked harder this season than any other at Kentucky. He's pulled out all the stops trying to find the right matchups and motivations to help these players realize their potential and their goals."
Tom Leach: "You can't give a full evaluation on the job Cal has done until the season is over, because the NCAA Tournament means so much. A strong run in March can change a lot of opinions. But you can say that Calipari embraced the challenge of adapting his plans to the issues his team has dealt with–like playing more zone than at maybe any point his career. And his staff gets praise for its ability to assist in the recruiting effort, those coaches don't get enough credit for the work they do with these guys in practice day in and day out and you see individual players grow significantly through each season because of that tutelage."


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Roads & Buildings Minister Dharmana Prasada Rao will not attend his official duties till a decision is taken by Governor E.S. L. Narasimhan on his resignation.
The Minister reportedly reiterated this stand before Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy when he met the latter at the Secretariat on Wednesday. Accordingly, Mr Prasada Rao will continue to keep himself off the Secretariat, his aides told this correspondent later. Sources said he was anxiously awaiting a decision by the Governor. As the file relating to the resolution through which the Cabinet disapproved the CBI plea to permit prosecution of the Minister was with the Raj Bhavan, Mr Prasada Rao would not indulge in any statement or action that would influence the Governor in any manner.
The Minister was closeted with the Chief Minister for over an hour in the latter's chamber but did not want to divulge the details of the discussions to reporters. He merely said "the discussions were purely on some local issues pertaining to Srikakulam district."