Saturday, November 22, 2008
recent my-own-updates
really feel lots have been not done... i could have been a leader>> servant leaderwise
now it's all fast fading...
social network update... but again it's not the end, but the journey that is more important...
...bout the recent house work, got a nuisance on my own laptop...
really workin' on 1 grab approach...
planning on retracing my steps, and making a DVD... {i even want it to be as all-in-one, possible an oppurtunity for using DVD+RW DL {still wanting to be reminded about diff. bet +RW and -RW}
Thursday, November 6, 2008
i want to leave my spoiled brat of God attitude...
Saturday, November 1, 2008
http://www.davenevins.com/loveofgod/topics/more/self-forgetfulness.htm
Self-Forgetfulness
Socrates said the un-examined life is not worth living—but neither is the over-examined one!
We know (hopefully) that happiness is blocked by selfishness. But fewer are aware that the key is not found in trying to be self-less.
The key is self-forgetfulness, which has this paradox: you can't pursue it.
The Real Focus
To fall asleep, forget about sleeping.
To float on water; forget about floating.
To make a good first impression, forget the impression.
To be "marri-able", focus less on marriage and more on the person
To receive love, don't look for it—look for God and others.
A favorite activity of mine is viewing a film and forgetting I'm watching it. You become engaged at a deeper level, because you lose yourself in it.
In another example, I received the gift oftongues after a four month ramp-up of hunger and effort—and then didn't get it until I let it go. The dynamic Artist frequently creates tension/release, desire/detachment.
In fact, the word ecstacy literally means to "standing outside oneself." For a man to be deeply happy, he must get over himself.
For proof, consider that people you love to be around are authentically humble—which does not mean they rate themselves low—they are not rating themselves! They're focused on you.
Likewise in prayer, just ignore self-distractions and receive God's love. Christ teaches this again and again:
- A seed must die to release the new life. (John 12)
- Whoever wants to be exalted must be humble. (Luke 18)
- Whoever wants to find himself, must lose himself. (Mat 10)
(Of course, this isn't saying we shouldn't love ourselves or look after our needs, but it's an awarenes of our twisted tendency towards omphalaskepsis; i.e., naval-gazing!)
The True Self
At the John Paul II Institute, students are drilled with this mantra:
"Man finds himself through a sincere gift of self."
C.S. Lewis unpacks what we receive by self-donation—the true self!
Until you have given up your self to Him you will not have a real self... But there must be a real giving up of the self. You must throw it away "blindly" to so speak. Christ will indeed give you a real personality: but you must not go to Him for the sake of that. As long as your own personality is what you are bothering about you are not going to Him at all.
The very first step is to try to forget about the self altogether. Your real, new self (which is Christ's and also yours, and yours just because it is His) will not come as long as you are looking for it. It will come when you are looking for Him. Does that sound strange? The same principle holds, you know, for more everyday matters. Even in social life, you will never make a good impression on other people until you stop thinking about what sort of impression you are making. Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it has been told before) you will, nine times out of ten, become original without ever having noticed it. The principle runs through all life from top to bottom. Give up yourself, and you will find your real self. Lose your life and you will save it. Submit to death, death of your ambitions and favourite wishes every day and death of your whole body in the end: submit with every fibre of your being, and you will find eternal life. Keep back nothing. Nothing that you have not given away will be really yours. Nothing in you that has not died will ever be raised from the dead. Look for yourself, and you will find in the long run only hatred, loneliness, despair, rage, ruin, and decay. But look for Christ and you will find Him, and with Him everything else thrown in.
The Reward: God in You
Remove the focus from self. Why be so consumed with the image you portray when the Lord looks to the heart? One of the biggest distractions you have to Me is the focus you keep on yourself.
I have so much in the supernatural that awaits your call, but what hinders it? Comfort zones, not being noticed, half-hearted commitment, lack of diligence—what is it for you that holds on to that sense of self you find so necessary to preserve?
Remember: your life is not your own. This means I seek abandonment in exchange for abundance. Never get too comfortable with who you think you are for at any given time, that is only a passing image. You should be focused forward and on your way to ever greater kingdom living. I have new revelation for you daily. Take in whatever you can to get closer to Me and receive the gifts that build the body of Christ.
Die to yourself daily, take up your cross—then you are ready to follow Me (Mark 8:34-35). Don't miss Me. Get beyond yourself and you will be free to see Me and to see yourself in light of Me. The days are short and your eternity awaits. Do not be provincial in your spiritual world.
I have called My Body to an anointing of carrying out "greater works" to "turn the world upside down". And each of you, My sons and daughters, are a vital part of that call. Come and share your light—"give and it will be given back to you."
Live for the power of Christ to manifest in you and let this be your reward.
http://parkourelements.com/about/47/the-guide-to-parkour-elements
FUBU rant (so i'm beginning to sound babyish)
Still want to delight in the Lord... is FUBU or it's lesser evil form FwB bring me joy and is in line to a greater purpose?
I do have from time to time temptation of advocating masturbation, FUBU, Porn, RApE (it's of course i'll have her say it's for some trust that it has some limitations and not the real rape thing) ... and be thinking of the pre-act that I promise to act in an ethical way...
...or is there not any ethical way towards The Act...
I'm quite a bit on the skeptical side, but I want to seek Jesus' help nonetheless...
Friday, October 31, 2008
november 01, 2008
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...worlds's touchest fixes
against all odds
Thursday, October 30, 2008
http://www.degerstrom.com/basketball/drills/
Ballhandling
- Indiana High school basketball dribbling drill
- Take a basketball and dribble the ball on a gravel spot. Don’t look at the …
25/1 2008, 8 comments. - School challenge
- Take a ball bring it to school. …
25/1 2008, 22 comments. - Professors signature move
- This move will throw your defender off guard! …
25/1 2008, 14 comments.
Big man
- Jumping baby hook
- Shoot like Jabbar. …
9/1 2008, 0 comments. - Move Side Ways
- A drill that enhances ball foot work and promotes court awareness by keeping the player …
9/1 2008, 1 comments. - Glory Road Tip-Ins
- Good drill from the movie ‘Glory Road’. Helps big men in rebound tip-ins. …
8/1 2008, 1 comments.
Combination
- The Gauntlet
- Teaches players toughness when slashing through the lane. …
15/1 2008, 3 comments. - Follow up
- Helps shooting, rebounding, following shot, and shooting form if done correct. …
9/1 2008, 45 comments. - Iron man dribbles
- Builds strong quads and ball handling. …
8/1 2008, 3 comments.
Conditioning
- Enfuego
- After each practice, have one player at a time start at the baseline and be …
15/1 2008, 3 comments. - Bust it
- A great way to learn how to play while being winded. …
15/1 2008, 2 comments. - Front, front, back, back
- The front, front, back, back makes your arms and legs move quicker. …
9/1 2008, 0 comments.
Defense
- Head to head
- Enhances team defense with a emphasis on hunger for the ball attacking your man on …
25/1 2008, 4 comments. - Block party
- Block player without the foul. …
25/1 2008, 1 comments. - Monkey in the middle
- This drill teachers players to keep their hand up on defense. The player must use …
15/1 2008, 0 comments.
Offense
- One of the Best Drills
- I scored 2 points in an entire 10 game season. I did this self-made drill …
8/1 2008, 7 comments. - Rebound shots
- This drill improves both your offensive rebounding and shooting. …
2/1 2008, 2 comments. - The box
- Good drill that is sure to get you a basket! …
14/12 2007, 31 comments.
Passing
- Circle Passing
- Generating team confidence and trust by passing with a brief moment of eye contact. Have …
8/1 2008, 0 comments. - Double dribble
- A drill that improves timing, passing, and catching. …
3/1 2008, 3 comments. - Monkey in the Middle
- Have three people line up and give one person on the end a ball. Allow …
14/12 2007, 1 comments.
Rebounding
- N.B.A. (No Babies Allowed)
- This is a great drill to increase rebounding and help little guys rebound over big …
9/1 2008, 2 comments. - Explosivness
- Two players each stand about 2 feet away from the basket by the corners. One …
2/1 2008, 0 comments. - Agressive(s)
- The coach will bounce the ball off of the back board (you will then rebound …
14/12 2007, 0 comments.
Shooting
- Carolina
- This drill will teach you to pay attention and improve shooting. …
25/1 2008, 16 comments. - The shooting drill
- Need 2 people, a rebounder and a shooter. …
25/1 2008, 5 comments. - Crossover to jumper
- This drill if done appropriately will get you the perfect scoring opportunity. …
25/1 2008, 12 comments.
Skills
- Dimension free-throw
- Free throw with eyes closed. …
8/1 2008, 2 comments. - Foot quickness 101
- This drill improves your foot quickness greatly. …
2/1 2008, 0 comments. - 75 in 5
- Make 75 baskets in 5 minutes. …
2/1 2008, 2 comments.
Transition
- Laker Drill
- Line players up in three lines on the baseline. Space them out so that there\‘s …
3/1 2008, 0 comments. - 30 in 3
- This drill is almost the same as a 3 man weave but it puts more …
14/12 2007, 1 comments. - 11 man
- Great for warming up before practice and helps making decisions on the fastbreak. …
17/3 2004, 0 comments.
Warmup
- Christina’s 30-second drill
- This drill helps players practice skills they need in a game. …
15/1 2008, 1 comments. - 2line Mata
- Pass the ball back and forth while shuffling up and down the court. …
14/12 2007, 1 comments. - Suicides
- Good for agility and stretching. …
12/12 2007, 19 comments.
Wheelchair
- Domes And Cones
- 3 vs 3 game in an area the same size as a badminton court. An …
5/12 2007, 2 comments. - 21 Up
- Players line up one behind the other on the free throw line facing the basket, …
17/10 2004, 1 comments. - Tag
- Similar to able-bodied ‘tag’. …
23/4 2004, 0 comments.
Youth
- Steal the Bacon
- Split players into two even groups. Groups occupy opposite baselines and each player is assigned …
14/12 2007, 0 comments. - Watch for the number
- Practice keeping heads up in the game. …
3/12 2007, 0 comments. - Cat and mouse
- 1 player (cat) starts half court in a defensive position. Rest of team (mice) start …
7/12 2004, 0 comments.