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Lawrence Tynes kicked four field goals as the New York Giants claimed a 26-3 win over San Francisco 49ers in a repeat of last year's NFC championship game.
Tynes was on target from 34, 30, 22 and 32 yards and the Giants also scored two touchdowns through Victor Cruz and Ahmad Bradshaw.
Quarterback Eli Manning served up a six-yard pass to Cruz in the second quarter to put the defending Super Bowl champions in front for the first time, San Francisco kicker David Akers' 42-yard field goal having been the only scoring act of the first quarter.
Bradshaw went in from one yard on the ground in the third quarter and the Giants pulled further clear thanks to regular contributions from Greenock-born Tynes.
The Giants defence intercepted 49ers quarterback Alex Smith three times - Antrel Rolle twice and Prince Amukamara - and sacked him four times.
Smith was under constant pressure and it only got worse when San Francisco's left tackle Joe Staley left the game with a concussion in the third quarter.
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Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara has been named a Norris Trophy finalist, the NHL announced Monday. The other two finalists are Chicago's Duncan Keith and Nashville's Shea Weber.
Chara won the league's top defensive honor in 2009 and finished in the top three in voting in 2004, 2008, 2011 and 2012. Keith won the award in 2010, but hasn't finished higher than sixth in voting any other year. Weber has never won the award, but he finished second in voting in both 2011 and 2012.
Chara ranked third in points among the group of finalists with 40, but his 17 goals were just six behind Weber's 23, which were tops among all defensemen. Keith ranked second among all defensemen with 61 points (6 goals, 55 assists), while Weber was third with 56.
Chara posted a plus-25 rating on the season, while Keith finished at plus-22 and Weber at minus-2. Perhaps the strongest case for Chara comes from advanced stats — a case we detailed here last month.
Updating those numbers and applying them to this three-way comparison leaves Chara looking pretty good. He was used in more defensive situations than Keith (48.3 percent offensive zone starts vs. 57.3 percent for Keith) while facing tougher competition (29.9 percent quality of competition vs. 28.9 percent for Keith) and still put up a nearly identical CorsiRel (+1.8 percent vs. +2.0 percent for Keith). Basically, Keith was used in a role that gave him more offensive opportunities, while Chara was used in a true shutdown role. And yet, Chara still swung possession in his team's favor nearly as much as Keith.
Weber started in the defensive zone more than Chara (44.6 percent offensive zone starts), but actually finished with a negative CorsiRel (-0.7 percent), meaning that while Weber was used in similar situations as Chara, he didn't drive possession for his team as much as Chara did.
Here is a visual representation of all those numbers via ExtraSkater.com. The pink for Weber indicates his negative Corsi, while Chara and Keith get the positive blue.
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Eberhard, Memorial slip past Mater Dei
Fans were seemingly hanging from the rafters on Saturday night at Mater Dei's gym. Underneath their own basket, the Wildcats' faithful frantically waved their arms back and forth to distract Memorial's 6-foot-5 freshman Adam Eberhard at the free throw line with 7.3 seconds left.
For a moment, it worked. After missing the first shot, Eberhard hit the second — the Tigers' only point of the fourth quarter — and they made it stand up for a 44-43 victory.
"It was a great hustle environment," said Eberhard, who scored eight points and had five rebounds. "Growing up and coming to these games, I dreamed of being in that situation."
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Suddenly, both teams could not score. Ryan Wannemuehler finally ended the drought by hitting a 3-pointer from the top of the key to tie the score, 43-43, with 2:40 remaining.
Mater Dei coach Kurt Wildeman said the lack of scoring was a combination of good defense and both team's inability to hit some open looks. The pressure began to mount each time a player rose up and took a jumper, said Memorial coach Rick Wilgus.
"Both teams stomped down defensively," Eberhard said.
Inbounding from the right side, Baity hit Eberhard cutting to the basket and Tyler Walsh was called for an intentional foul with 7.3 seconds showing.
"Alphonso made a great read," Wilgus said. "Adam cut to the basket and planted. That's the reason I had Alphonso take the ball out of bounds."
Eberhard said he had never been in a situation with the score tied and the game on the line.
"I had no doubt in my mind I was going to get the second one," he said. "It had to go in."
With Nick Ahlers inbounding underneath following the intentional foul call, Walsh forced him into a five-second violation and Mater Dei gained possession.
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Baity led Memorial with 13 points. The Tigers, who have won five in a row, improved to 10-3 overall and 3-1 in the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference. Walsh had 13 and Wannemuehler 10 for Mater Dei (9-6, 2-2).
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Banning a whole country is completely unnecessary. Many (big) online companies (such as Netfirms for example) have put a system to prevent credit card frauds by requiring you to make a visual confirmation of card possesion by sending a scan or photo of the card after each purchase request. Also, country ban can only be done by IP, which is extremely easy to circumvent, especially for those with a little higher degree of computer proficiency (in which category most of the frauders fall in).
So, basically, what you have accomplished is only negative, and you gain nothing from it, only loose honest customers.
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only a few people really play this game anymore. I liked the community. But pretty much as soon as EvE came out, and a patch that really changed the way the game was played (in many people's opinion in a bad way.) They pretty much jumped ship.
And the "devolopers" you are talking about is 1 person, who is the only coder. To be honest he does listen to the people its just alot of things happened in his personal life so he couldn't devot as much attention to the game. Great guy and wish him the best.
But yea this game is pretty much on the dead side.
One developer?
Lets see...
We currently have:
Richard "Faustus" Lyle - Lead Programmer / Owner
Richard does almost all of the coding for the core game engine (Medusa) and the hosting platform (GameCQ), as well as being the owner of the game itself and the relevant IP.
My role is kind of difficult to describe. I am not really a programmer, although I have a good enough understanding of C++ to work with the source code. I seem to be overseeing most of the content changes, which includes designing and implementing updated ship layouts, weapon damage values, and pretty much re-balancing the entire game system from the ground up. In addition I am also working on improving some of the in-game effects (both visual and audio).
Shigernafy takes care of a lot of the website development, as well as assisting with content development and balance changes.
BackSlash is assisting with developing the new layout designs and improving the GameCQ content management system (the game Lobby and update manager).
Smartin is helping with implementing the balance changes.
Nat is assisting with implementing the balance changes, as well as creating and updating the audio effects.
We try hard to actively include the community in the development process.
Almost anyone that wants to get involved can.
Wow, DS is still alive?! I got to say, when i saw ds on the game list with a even semi-active forum I was stoked. Unfortunatly, after reading some of post in the forums I realize not much has changed since I got fed up and quit.
First, Draf is nice enough, heck all the mods/admins in ds are (excepting backslash who who is the most arrogant man I've ever met) but you can't really trust most of what draf says. Draf has a tendency to give news on the slant. Like what was said about have several devs. While true they may all be "devs" no of them are really working on ds. Also, that bit about wanting input from the commuinty and letting them have a say.....yea your free to post in the forum any idea you have, but it's gonna get ignored either because no ones doing anything, one of the other factions says no, backy doesn't like it, etc.etc. Besides, the only thing the community ever really wanted was a patch..a hot fix...an update...anything at all... I mean most of us would have been satisfied with a semi-vague time table of when we could expect something. What we got instead was more than a year of "the patch will come out in two weeks tm". (bleh i can't remember how to make the trade mark symbol)
Second, Ds has crap loads of problems. Tons of lag,de-syncs, disconects, uber noob ships(you get real frustrated when your battleship lands a full salvo on a scout ship and does no damage), exploit ship set ups, broken ranking system(it's more than possible to move from ensign to admiral in 4 days), broken money system(when your ship is destroyed you get a full refund of your credits, so whats the point of having them?), faction hopping, low player base(often times you will find yourself alone in the mv), many flamers in the forum, cursing, harassment, the list goes on for quite awhile. Now, draf may dispute some of these , but i was there and I believe i spent more time in game than he did.
Third, all the above makes it sound like i hated ds, I didn't but, this is a third party site so I was honest about the game and it's drawbacks. The truth be told, after playing a few other mmos(EVE included) DS still blows them all away. It is a truely awesome game once you get in to it, and now that I know it's still active I'm gonna re-join. Hopefully, draf won't hold this against me when I ask for my rank back.
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With regards to the [apparent lack of] development, I advise you to take a look at the [url=http://beta.darkspace.net/index.htm?lang=en&sid=&module=files.php]Beta client[url].
There is only one member of the Development team who hasn't contributed something within the last month, although that's due to issues not related to DarkSpace itself.
There have been a large number of changes and improvements, and we are really close to being able to roll out version 1.500. In the last month there have been in excess of 149 individual bug fixes and balance tweaks, and 36 new builds for players to test.
Version 1.500 is already a vast improvement over the release version of the game, however we are not yet satisfied. There are a few critical issues that still need to be addressed, although we cannot give an eta on how long this will take. It is entirely possible that the new version could be rolled out within a week. But then again, another issue may crop up that we have to resolve, and that could delay us for another couple of weeks or so.
If we could give an accurate TTL for 1.500 we would.
Oh yes, another member of the development team:
it was late when I posted, so I didn't get a chance to download DS again before I went to bed. Most of my comments were in regard to 1.483 version of the game, but your reply makes it sound like 484 has released. Is it true? Is two weeks finally over? I'm heading over to pale star right now!!! I warn you Draf, if you got my hopes up for nothing I shall return and flame the crap out you(j/k) .
tsk..it's still 483 Hopefully, it's an updated version of 483 but, it doesn't matter because i still really liked the game. Draf, since you are apparently watching this thread, how about prodding F in to sending me a new password. I had some trouble getting my username and pass to work. I messed up and thought i had the pass wrong and clicked for a new password, when actually i was using the wrong username. Now i can't login until I get the new password.
hmmm..I requested a new password hours ago and haven't gotten a reply. I tried to create a new account and haven't gotten a reply to that either. Is DS down or are you really holding my post against me Draf?
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This game is actually pretty good; It's the community that made me uninstall. Waiting for JGE/STO.
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Online Infidelity
Over half of all U.S. households have Internet access, making the 40 million sexually explicit Web sites, chat rooms, bulletin boards and interactive games completely available to anyone who cares to partake. An estimated 20 to 33 percent of Internet users go online for sexual purposes; most are male, about 35 years old, married with children, and well educated. As many as 17 percent of users become addicted to online sexual activity. In the coming years, as the number of households with Internet access grows, it can be expected that more and more couples will suffer a variety of problems related to online infidelity.
Sexual behavior over the Internet can easily threaten relationships because it is extremely accessible, affordable, and the ability to hide one's identity helps people feel they can escape being caught. Online sexual behavior is proving to be highly addictive to some users and serious relationship problems are reported in almost all marriages in which one partner is cybersex addicted. Even if the user does not become addicted, problems can still exist between partners.
How Does Online Sexual Behavior Start?
Online chatting or e-mailing can begin simply as a distraction from boredom or emotional distress. Behaviors that were once off limits in a face-to-face situation with strangers are suddenly available through the Internet. Individuals seeking to connect with a potential partner via the Internet can present themselves in any way they choose, and can omit information they don't want others to know. What started innocently can easily advance to a real life emotional and/or physical extramarital affair. However, even if the behavior never advances to meeting in person, many partners view cybersex chatting and/or pornography viewing as a form of infidelity, a threat to the marriage, and as emotionally distressing as a "live" affair.
What are the Signs?
Problems that arise include loss of trust, a decrease in self-esteem, and a sense of isolation. Some users begin to have difficulty becoming aroused by their partners, avoid sex, and experience emotional distress in their relationships. In fact, 52 percent of cybersex users lose interest in relational sex. Or, to the other extreme, the user may request or demand sexual behaviors that the partner finds offensive. The partner may notice a significant change in sleep patterns, the demand for privacy, and the user may make excuses for spending time alone.
To be in a secure love relationship is to be desired and thought of as special. It is our main source of security, emotional safety, and comfort. Infidelity of any kind disrupts this special bond and one or both partners no longer have the sense of being connected in a secure, safe haven. In the case of Internet infidelity, when a partner suspects the user is engaging in cybersex behaviors, he or she may become overly sensitive to the partners activities and whereabouts, searching for evidence of wrongdoing.
One or both partners may obsessively think about the other's behavior, have problems sleeping, have difficulty focusing at work, and dealing with other tasks requiring attention to detail such as driving.
Likely Reactions to Confrontation
After a confrontation, both partners may agree there has been a betrayal and the goals are to move beyond it, recover, resolve what led to the betrayal, and repair the relationship. Other times, the partner experiences the situation as a betrayal, but the user is hesitant about giving up the Internet behavior because he or she believes no real harm has been done; then the couple is stuck. In some cases, the situation is worsened if the user has lost a job, been arrested, or has a health concern (such as worry over sexually transmitted diseases after a physical affair).
Some times after confrontation, the user is fearful of losing the relationship with the partner (and children, pets, finances) and at the same time also fearful of loss of the online behavior. He or she usually only discloses what he or she thinks the partner has already discovered, or is likely to discover, or be told by an outside party. Sometimes the user will even say that he or she reached a sexual Web site by accident or that it happened while looking for or chatting about something else. He or she wants to avoid having to admit any wrongdoing at all costs. Users in this mindset are reluctant to change or seek help.
Some users try to blame the partner for not engaging in sexual behaviors requested, which "forced" him or her to seek satisfaction by viewing pornography or chatting with someone online. Partners feel betrayed because the user has been sharing information that has been thought to be private within the relationship, especially if the dialogue contains emotional intensity or sexually suggestive flirtations, or if the user has arranged to meet with the other person face-to-face.
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Reluctance to change must first be resolved. Any hesitation should be replaced by a desire to make a plan and take action to improve the relationship. In some cases, the betrayed partner may be so disgusted or angry by what the user has done, that a period of separation may be useful to cool down or reduce feelings of shame. A trained mental health professional can assess your particular situation and recommend the best course of action and treatment.
A therapist will likely want to determine if the user is addicted. If so, the therapist will offer support and assistance in the development of a plan, which might include restrictions on further computer use, accountability measures, and finding a 12-step or support group meeting. Some tips for changing behavior include:
Use pictures of spouse, family or other important people as a screen saver so the user can see what is important to him or her each time the computer is accessed.
Move the computer to an open area in the home.
Do not use the Internet alone; go online only when family members or supportive friends are present.
Use the computer only for specific, planned tasks that have been reviewed with someone who will hold you accountable.
Have periods of time when no online behavior happens.
Control Internet access with filtering or blocking software, or use an Internet Service Provider that already filters Internet content. You can also use monitoring software that e-mails reports of visited sites to a chosen person.
With help, the couple moves toward re-establishing trust and their sexual relationship. In the end, the couple will have strengthened their ability to repair problems, look for the good in each other, and find ways to successfully discuss and resolve long-standing issues.
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PASADENA, Ca. -- On one Rose Bowl Parade float, 72 people were honored for donating their organs. Two Washington men were among the group that was celebrated in Pasadena, California on New Year's Day.
Tony Radulescu, a Washington State Trooper who was killed in the line of duty last February, received special recognition. He was an organ donor. After his death, Radulescu's corneas helped restore sight for two people.
He gave to his community by serving them for 16 years as a Trooper and he continues to give, said Radulescu's girlfriend Gina Miller.
Elliot Carbajal of Marysville was also honored on the float. After he died as a result of a brutal beating in 2009, his kidneys helped restore life for two people.
To know my brother's picture is going to be one that float is absolutely amazing, said Norman Carbajal.
Loved ones of both Carbajal and Trooper Radulescu had a front row seat for the parade.
It is very emotional. It's sad, but it is nice at the same time to be able to see the good that the donors have done for the recipients, said Miller.
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JAMAR CHANEY didn't need to confer with any Eagles coaches to know what the acquisition of DeMeco Ryans was going to mean for Chaney, the Birds' incumbent starting middle linebacker.
"He's going to start off at the MIKE, that goes without saying," Chaney said last night, a few hours after the news broke that the Eagles had sent a fourth-round pick in next month's draft to the Houston Texans for Ryans, a two-time Pro Bowl middle linebacker. The teams also exchanged third-round draft choices.


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Books for gift giving: Showbiz Books Worth an Encore
On Nov. 25, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
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'We're the Millers' plays it too safe
As meaningless catchphrases go, "Nobody Ever Tries to Make a Bad Movie" is Hollywood's version of YOLO. While you're likely to see a lot more "You Only Live Once" T-shirts this summer, NETTMABM actually matters.
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An acclaimed neuroscientist, based in San Diego, Vilayanur S. Ramachandran has been much feted and awarded for his original work on the brain and cognitive processes. A reading of the Tell-tale Brain gives one an idea why he is as well regarded as he is.
At first glance, readers familiar with Ramachandran's work might wonder if his current book is only a slightly more expanded version of his earlier book, Phantoms in the Brain (co-written with New York Times Science writer Sandra Blakeslee).
Many of the themes are similar: unusual neurological syndromes like the phantom limb phenomenon (wherein those who've lost a limb continue to experience sensations in the lost limb), for which he and his team have devised an elegantly simple treatment — the mirror box; mirror neurons (brain cells that get activated when one sees another individual performing an action) and their impact on understanding disorders such as Autism; synaesthesia — the extraordinary capacity to perceive one sensory stimulus through another sense, such as 'seeing' sound; and the Capgras delusion, wherein familiar people that one has a close relationship with are perceived as 'doubles' or impostors.
But, as one reads on, one realises that the basic reach of The Tell-tale Brain is much more ambitious. To me, it appears that Ramachandran has presented to the world his grand vision of human behaviour and his putative keys to the unlocking of the mysteries of human nature, besides sketching the road map of his work in the years to come.
Drawing on his own research as well as those of others in the fields of cognitive neurosciences, evolutionary biology, anthropology, and other life sciences, he goes about constructing his theory to explain the mysteries of human nature and behaviour with the firm conviction that the answers lie, not in the human mind that psychologists have tried to explore over the decades or even the human soul which spiritualists and theologians wax eloquent about, but in that truly extraordinary structure weighing just about a kilogram and a half which, Ramachandran elegantly argues, distinguishes the human being from the ape — the brain.
Ramachandran starts off with a description of the anatomy and physiology of the human brain with particular emphasis on cerebral cortices — those parts of the brain whose neural pathways demonstrably govern cognitive and intellectual processes. Then he proceeds to elaborate on what could be described as esoteric neurological symptoms or syndromes such as the phantom limb, synaesthesia, the Capgras syndrome, the Cotard syndrome (where the individual feels parts or the whole of the self does not exist or is dead or dying), explaining with clinical precision what neural pathways could be damaged or dysfunctional.
Most exciting, however, are Ramachandran's conclusions on hitherto philosophical matters such as 'free will', self-awareness, and aesthetics, where he uses his personal experience as well as research evidence to elucidate possible neural substrates for these phenomena. Equally fascinating is his exploration of the 'mirror neuron' and its possible implications for human relationships — the basic postulate being that people with mirror neuron dysfunctionality may have difficulty in engaging in relationships.
Absorbing as it is, the book is not without its problems, though. Ramachandran tends to draw conclusions in broad sweeps and without necessarily deferring to the 'Law of Parsimony' (which mandates that research conclusions use the least possible assumptions when developing a theory from the data).
But, then, his is cutting edge research and he argues that, in the early stages of scientific research (which is where, he believes, the cognitive sciences currently are), the lay of the land has to be discovered first and sees his conclusions as a framework for future experimentation and refinement.
Then there is the issue of readability. The Tell-tale Brain is certainly not as readable as Phantoms in the Brain. Whether this is on account of Ramachandran's identity as a neuroscientist overshadowing his identity as a writer, or whether he was targeting a different kind of audience, is hard to tell. But to me, it does appear that at least a working familiarity with the structure and function of the cerebral cortex is desirable, if one wants to get the best out of the book.
That Ramachandran has no great respect for psychiatrists and psychiatry is quite clear, even though his views on this are more moderate than they appear in the book (see Interview). Maybe, his potshots reflect his sense of humour which, as he himself laments, many people don't have. I don't either. There may well be a neural basis for this!
That said, there is little doubt that The Tell-tale Brain is an important work of science and one that, I imagine, will be read and discussed, not just put aside on one's bookshelf or coffee table. Hopefully, it will also induce the general reader to use scientific processes while seeking to understand the natural phenomena.


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We can talk about the game with the assistance of unique and detailed numbers now. They paint a more accurate picture of contests, players, coaching, schemes and trends. The per-possession movement has changed college basketball and statistics.
But the fundamentals of this game, the things that have always mattered, remain the same.
You take your five guys against his five guys and you play.
And in that scenario, the team that boasts the most talent usually has the advantage. When your five guys could all be first-round picks in this summer's NBA draft, you're probably in a good place.
Since Carmelo Anthony led Syracuse to the NCAA title in 2003, six of the past 10 national champions have sent multiple players to the NBA in the first round of that summer's draft. Duke (2010) and Florida (2006) both possessed multiple players who were ultimately first-round picks in future NBA drafts. All 10 champs have had at least one first-rounder.
Every year, coaches scour the country for talent, NBA-level talent, if possible. They don't search for the guys with heart alone. They don't want a guy simply because he's energetic. They want players. Good players because this game is built around talent. Creating a Final Four-level team is certainly a puzzle. This Kentucky team's journey proves as much. But that's what they're all after.
Many say they don't like the idea of one-and-done prospects. Yet, they pursue the same prep superstars that Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina attract each season.
Why? Because it all starts with talent. And we always knew that Wildcats had more than the rest. They just waited until the postseason to show it.
"I think we did a good job fighting all game," Michigan's Nik Stauskas said, "and Kentucky, they're a great team and they deserve to go to the Final Four."
The early Kentucky hype didn't miraculously materialize. Calipari signed Julius Randle, a 6-9, 260-pound athlete who won a dunk contest last summer with an around-the-back slam. A man that large shouldn't climb that high. He also signed Andrew Harrison and Aaron Harrison, twins who automatically turned Kentucky's backcourt into one of the nation's best.
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Those Wildcats lost to South Carolina and Arkansas. They couldn't finish against Florida or other top-25 opponents. But they've always had the advantage because they were never searching for talent -- only chemistry, flow and organization. All attainable traits that tend to come with maturity and experience.
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I should have followed that up with, "Yes, we are willing to commit to the cost so long as it fits within the budget." Buying a dream boat that will strain the finances? No. I won't do that. Making compromises so the costs don't exceed the budget? Absolutely.
Good enough for me! Good luck finding the right boat.
Your other post on needing two of you to agree made me think of a couple we know. This is not intended to apply to you (unless you say it does).
She has been a sailor her entire life. Her new 'significant other' (as boyfriend sounds odd in your 50s), has been a powerboater his entire life. She really wants to get a sailboat (she sold hers after a divorce several years ago) and for him to want one too. We took them away for a weekend earlier this month, with her hoping he would fall in love with sailing.
Now he's a nice guy, but it didn't take much to know it just ain't going to happen. He played along and was good company, but the sailing does nothing for him. I fear, if she doesn't let up, this could become a problem.
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October 14th, 2005 #1
Do you find your behavior and how you are perceived changes from person to person?
I am absolutely schizoid.
I've been working with the same people, for a long time. So I'm use to continuity....so lately with all these classes I've been taking I realize I act differently from person to person, class to class.......it's like being an actor trying to anticipate the audience, and you can bomb doing that.
I know that kind of behavior can be destructive.
Do you feel the way you act is formulaic? Are you the way you are all the time?
Hey, I'm into these humanist questions...what can I tell ya?
If you want to be an animator or a concept artist, you probably should discuss and study humanisms.
Back to the question on hand:
Do you feel the way you act is formulaic? Are you the way you are all the time?
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Serious question. Serious answer.
With people I don't know, I tend to react to cues from them for the initial contact, but this doesn't last long. With people I do know, I sound just like I do here...a little blunt, a little off the wall, a little sarcastic (but not to an extreme--probably "cynical" would be a better word), and a little...strange..for want of a better word. I can carry on five or six conversations at one time, and I often talk (and write) in a free-association-link kind of thing that unnerves some people. Because of this, I often resort to humor to soften the "intensity."
Bluntly, I leave some people with the firm belief that I'm a lunatic...and this seems to be consistent across the board after the first five minutes of dancing around. A kind of "what-you-see/hear-is-what-you-get-so-run-like-hell" thing...and it's definitely not done consciously...
October 14th, 2005 #3
Conversations are pre-made in your head, your brain calculates you responses according to previous experiences or opinions you might have developed or that someone might have impose on you.
For that matter if in your opinion a determined group is this or that, or if you are simply scared of the people of a determined area, your response will be set accordingly, either to preserve your ideals or to protect you from phisical/ phiscological harm.
Thats why is perfectly natural to be rude and vague with people you dont know, you dont know how to respond to them effectivly, or you just are not interested in knowing them ( probably becuase you already have a strong social group withou any known openings XD)
Also the reason why male/female teenages without previous experience with the opposite gender are considered "shy" and barely talk, they dont undestand the addressing group and have almost zero pre-made speech in their heads.
Same for any other case, including racists or political/ religious fanatics talking to any other peoson from outside their group.
October 14th, 2005 #4
In my head there is a singular sound to how to speak...when i am around some of my "thug-ish" roommates, its often hard to keep myself from emulating some of their expressions.
"niggas be wantin to roll, but niggas aint got no funds!"
Yea yea, i think its funny now, but stick me in a room with them long enough and it scares me how much of that starts to pop into my vocabular. Reading a well written book can help though. I am reading The Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy at the moment so I often catch myself joking around like the characters do in the book...so only my sudo-intellectual friends get the jokes.
Well, in any case, you get the point. It can be rough for you to keep a rock solid persona when you are instinctivaly adapting every step you take.
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October 14th, 2005 #6
Its alright to be a little insecure about how you should act based on what you feel the person sees you as. I think everyone is a little like that. It should become more comfortable as we grow older. For myself, most times I am too slow to react or act properly so over the years I accepted that being unable to "act" in social situations is just me. I don't act, nor pretend, and I call a spade a spade. Hence most friends who don't know me very well or new friends believe I'm not a very "feeling" person which is true coz I tend to hide my emotions.
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October 14th, 2005 #7
I am the way I am all the time. Just a quiet, shy, boring, reclusive person. But I like it. It's a preference. Although I don't mind socializing with others, but that's only when it's appropriate or necessary. It's also ironic that I socialize, but at the same time I feel like I have social anxiety disorder. I also am humorous at times but very rarely, whether intentional or not. It's nice to make people laugh though.
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Noserider, that is an interesting question.
I have a degree in Psychology and learned a little bit about personality-types. Most psychologists agree with what you question. Yes, people act different around different types of people. For instance, when with your friends, you are a slightly different person than when you are with your parents. Your "persona," as they called it, changes because the nature of your relationship changes with different people. When you're talking to your boss, you choose different subjects of conversation, and put on a different front, than when you are with your girlfriend.
That being said... when is a person his, or herself, in the natural state? I would likely say when you are by yourself, with no one around, are you in your most natural "persona." But I think a lot of people would dissagree and say that being alone is just yet another persona-type.
Hmmmmm :thinking.....
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You have different relationships with different people, so it's only natural that you don't act exactly the same to everyone. Ating very differently is something else though.
I really enjoy different accents, and when I'm around people I pick up the accent fast, often without noticing it, in the end I just keep what I like and toss out what I don't .
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October 14th, 2005 #13Originally Posted by Ilaekae
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October 14th, 2005 #14Originally Posted by madster
A person who dosen't know me that well saw my response as "wow, you're taking this really calmly, I'd have been throwing things and punching people", whereas someone in the same room at the time who who knows me very well was like "Uh oh.." knowing that "jokey / lighthearted cynical response" means I am actually several miles beyond angry and approaching homicidal.
Sorry if that didn't make much sense, I've had a few.
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October 14th, 2005 #15
I am more tolerant with people i care about. Other than that i am very blunt, and antisocial. I get depressed a lot and I have a lot of social anxieties which affect how much I want to be exposed to people in general and my type of relationship with them. Even close friends know I isolate myself a lot, yet they accept me that way. Like Madster's, my horse is high. But unlike him I am aware that it's just a high horse. I'll gladly walk for the right person.
So, yes. Different people means different relationships.
October 14th, 2005 #16
I certainly react to different people with different subtleties, but try to treat everyone with toleration and respect. Then I weird them out with some off-the-wall analogy <insert favorite dogfood-ism here>. From the Taco Bell guy to the Admiral, I get some strange looks.
But enough about me, who here is reacting differently to ParkerD since he changed his avatar from the affable Guy to psycho Kevin?
I am. I'm too freaked out to reply to his posts (I don't even want him reading this in case he decides I'm tasty).
October 14th, 2005 #17
I honestly believe I'm myself all the time. There is a downside to not putting on a show because you're never the first person on anyone's list to call but I think I'm a solid guy nonetheless.
DO I believe that my attitude is formulaic? Now that I think of it, yes. I'm very easy-going, caring, and generally in a good mood and this is reflected in many of my relationships. However, when I am seriously frustrated I am definitely a diferent person.
I know people who do what you are doing in my classes but think of it this way. The different ways that you are acting...do they reflect anything of that person personality? For instance, you act more immature around younger people, and are more serious around people your age. I don't know if that's a bad thing other than you are trying to appeal to people. Or maybe you are more empathic than you realize and how other people act affect how you act.
October 15th, 2005 #18
i think it's mainly about how comfortable you are with yourself and others, as well as how developed your self-image is, as well as how much self-confidence you have. if a lot of these elements are lacking, then it may be hard to, i guess, 'show them who you really are' instead of showing only the side of yourself that you think would appeal most to them.
of course, changing your mannerism and vocabulary and formality of your language based on the status quo just goes hand in hand with rudimentary social skills. though asking your boss if he/she is on for some hot sex might not be a bad idea, especially if there's a possibility of a promotion in there somewhere.
October 15th, 2005 #19
I'm wondering how much of what we are/appear-to-be is a pre-programming we've either created or had created for us, especially when we're in a situation with those unlike ourselves.
For example, young people react differently at first when they're talking to someone much older than themselves, and vice versa. There's also a difference when talking to a "costume." I'm a product of the 60s and I absolutely refuse to wear a tie...EVER...and most of my clothing has paint and stains on it, not to mention that I look like Jerry Garcia's little brother. I tend to approach "suits" as if I were wearing one, even though I'm not. They find this kind of unnerving (which I like and use to my benefit...), but tend to be very polite and act shy/stand-offish with elderly women because I know they see me as a biker/rapist, an association they formed/were given in THEIR youth. Different is dangerous...therefore...
I've noticed one odd thing, and it was mentioned above by someone...I grew up in an old mill neighborhood where nearly everyone had an accent. Not only do I have a classic Pittsburgh accent, but I have an underlying "ammalgam" accent that makes me sound European if I don't suppress it. When I'm tired, or around someone with an obvious old world accent, it suddenly pops to the surface, scaring the hell out of everybody. Every time we visit the Amish or some of my distant relatives, my wife falls on her ass laughing at what I sound like...
October 15th, 2005 #20
I've had problems getting along with people throughout all of highschool. My class from art school sorta had to wrench me from my state of apathy (never told them how thankful i am that they were there). These days, when we talk, and the subject falls to something about me, i sometimes hear them say they were afraid of me back then. I go like "wtf", this coming from people that are great friends of mine now. The main evolution i've had around them is i've passed from icy to icy with occasional outbursts of babbling nonsense. I don't know wether i've actually changed or it's them that got used to it. Maybe it's both.
Anyway, i'm still kinda apathy incarnate around people i don't know. And i don't really have a clue how they perceive me. It's not to say i don't care; i just don't like the idea of striving to please people i don't have anything to do with. And even when i do know them, i'm still either too cautious or too idiotic.
I don't know which i'm being right now. If this were a normal conversation, i'd probably never say this much, but i find it's much easier to punch these keys than to actually talk.
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I am largely unaccepted in this class island called England. I'm Native American and viewed as 'different' by every one of these tards. So much So that my fiance's Step Mother decided that because she hates me, she actually called social services with some fictious b.s. about how i'm 'so called' abusing my children and tried to have them taken away from me.
Because i'm different, my fiance's family ganged up on him and decided that it would be in his best interest to put me on the embassy door step and let them deal with me.
I hate this country and I can't wait to move to Australia, get married to my lover and get away from my fiance's retarded family.
October 17th, 2005 #22
I fear change and hate those who are not like me.
Yup, that covers about 80% of the human race. That does suck, Maya.
October 17th, 2005 #23
Forgive me if this was said, my attention span is really low at the moment but, I'm not sure anyone is actually who they really are to other people. Everyone has good and bad feelings that they don't express, they are an amalgamation of the people they have encountered in one way or another. It is almost like we all have multiple personality syndrone as we portray one side of ourselves, that together with other sides makes us a whole person, to different people that surround us, partially for their comfort and partially for our own gradification.
I think we are all crazy. It's just that most are crazier than me.
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this thread is forcing me to look into the mirror and ask myself "who am I really?"... I forgot too many diffrent personas in one body
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He called Jacobsen and Silveira longtime, competent seamen. Jacobsen was a hard worker who missed his family when out at sea. Silveira was a happy bachelor who had an outrageous sense of humor. "He laughed the loudest at my jokes," he said.
Canty wonders if the men weren't all in the engine room trying to fix the problem when tragedy struck. "How else do you end up with the most senior people all dead?" he asked.
A Coast Guard investigation is under way, Eggen said. Late Sunday, the Coast Guard was not releasing details of how or when the four died.
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She is very beautiful and I'm sure a pleasure to sail across oceans, even for couple. No question you can get 200 plus miles a day out of her. Can you or anyone tell us why so many modern cruising boats today do no use dorades for ventilation?
Is it a question of form over function? Ventilating a boat be it in the high lats, tropical, even at the dock while the boat is locked up is so important. I noticed also that there are no drip ledges around the salon cabin windows. I don't know a boat that the windows and hatches do not sweat no matter how well the boat is insulated. To me that means lots of dripping all over the seats and nav station. Not putting such an incredible design down but I noticed that the hand holds below and in the companionway appear to be nil. Coming down a companionway I like the feeling in ruff seas of not only having good hand holds but interior walls close so that your upper body can brace against them when moving up or down the latter. Also that table has got to go.
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