ANNOUNCEMENT: new BC moderator: cobalt !
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Thanks, Licin! I don't know about my inputs, but BC is helping with my development!Congratulation Sir cobalt for your appointment. I believe you will give valuable inputs for BC development.
Oh, you green-eyed monster, you!O' My Gawd... you've already been knighted
Congrats to our new, err, "Tournament Umpire" ......
Indeed, this is a critical job that requires dedication of sifting thru millions of grilled hot, flaming posts .....
I wonder what's the, ahem, "qualifying criteria" and for BC umpires ..... definitely a lot tougher than BWF, surely.
Indeed, this is a critical job that requires dedication of sifting thru millions of grilled hot, flaming posts .....
I wonder what's the, ahem, "qualifying criteria" and for BC umpires ..... definitely a lot tougher than BWF, surely.
like a true martial arts master and his disciples. The master seeks you and not the other way round.
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Thank you, sir!
As you would surely know, "A process cannot be understood by stopping it. Understanding must move with the flow of the process, must join it and flow with it."
We are now the process.
Not sure I entirely agree with that part of Dune... To put it in badminton context, if you are within the game you sometimes cannot see your own mistakes. So you don't understand the process by which you are losing. Your coach on the other hand will immediately correct you at the mid-game interval
As he is outside the process.So I think to understand the process you must put yourself outside the process or you are part of it.
But... At the same time you cannot understand badminton matches without first having been part of the process (having played the game). As you will have no idea what does and doesn't work. So you must be both outside and inside the process to understand it. You must free your mind to float freely between these states to fully understand the game of badminton. Hmmm, cod badminton philosophy
Meanwhile back on topic. Congratulations Cobalt! You have joined (in my opinion) an illustrious band of some of the best moderators around in an online forum.
Thanks, Sevex and appreciate your take.... although it was my intention to refer to BC as the "process"Not sure I entirely agree with that part of Dune... To put it in badminton context, if you are within the game you sometimes cannot see your own mistakes. So you don't understand the process by which you are losing. Your coach on the other hand will immediately correct you at the mid-game interval
So I think to understand the process you must put yourself outside the process or you are part of it.
But... At the same time you cannot understand badminton matches without first having been part of the process (having played the game). As you will have no idea what does and doesn't work. So you must be both outside and inside the process to understand it. You must free your mind to float freely between these states to fully understand the game of badminton. Hmmm, cod badminton philosophy
Meanwhile back on topic. Congratulations Cobalt! You have joined (in my opinion) an illustrious band of some of the best moderators around in an online forum.
Thank you, Sir!!
Come on in, no one is ever late to a party!
As you can see, I'm so slow, I'll prolly be late for my own funeral!