01-21-2015 > Quotes of the Day! Kennis Collins 9:57pm August 7th One mile for each offense. Keith Robinson 8:16pm August 7th Lol! Yes, point well taken ... theres two sides to the coin. No sense of complaining if you have no chance anyway ... its similar levels that cheating imparts the deepest wounds! John Wyatt Virgin 8:13pm August 7th A little less flowery then. Teaching your son to play poker and telling him his hand beats yours when he holds no matching cards or suits, against your 4 kings. His ability to play poker will be retarded until he replaces the damage done to his ability to predict success or failure in poker hands. Keith Robinson 7:30pm August 7th Its the same reason why we have speed limits and drunk driving laws ... there has to be an authority that protects people from themselves; not all homes can impart these values! Keith Robinson 7:25pm August 7th Well John, its a flowery explanation of a problem youve struggled with for 30+ years ... Freud, Jung, Miller, and Nietzsche might disagree! Saying handle it and find positive answers while youre being robbed blind will never make sense! John Wyatt Virgin 7:17pm August 7th Only when the participants (at all levels) understand the each point is a personal test of your skill within set guidelines. Each point is a test of your skill, your choices, your execution of your chosen strategy, and applied tactics. The outcome is the manifestation in the real world of your predictive process. A missed or flawed call renders flawed input and flawed learning. The neurological value of accurate input is all important to the validity of all subsequent predictions. It is the most important part of the learning process, IMHO. Phil Secada 7:10am August 7th 08-07-2014 > Topic of the Day! What? When will juniors of today learn; even when one molecule of a tennis ball touches the line, the ball is in? How do we curb cheating in junior tennis? :( https://youtube/watch?v=kRc9PTV7WPc
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