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iPower Self Development: Fitness
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nathaniel Mortazavi Nov 26, 2012. 12 Replies 0 Likes
So, whats everyone doing to stay in shape?Continue
Issuing a challenge
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jared Blake DiCroce Mar 4, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am issuing a challenge to the members of ipower, to make make improvements to themselves, and to report them here. There will be three main aspects to improve yourself on, report on at least one of…Continue
Dedication
Started Feb 10, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
Dedication and commitment, what is it to you, and what do you truly dedicate yourself to? And do you feel like people quit too easily?Continue
Two relief workers rescued in Somalia
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ole Johan A. Bjerke Jan 30, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Whether you think you can or you can't, you're right
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Aya joined Captain Morgan's groupThe Classroom
Self Education, on a Group level, in organized webcam meetings on Google+ or Skype, at conveniently prearranged times and with chosen topics.See More
Captain Morgan replied to kungfuanthrax - Alex's discussion Weight loss story time : No BS"Let me know if you want any help/advice or whatever, I've been transforming myself into a much stronger person in recent years, it's much more mental than people might realize :D
187m
99.7kg
Don't know my body fat percentage, but…"
The Classroom
Self Education, on a Group level, in organized webcam meetings on Google+ or Skype, at conveniently prearranged times and with chosen topics.See More
Captain Morgan replied to Bart's discussion Basic economics in the group The Classroom"My best time to attend is friday evening through sunday night."
Captain Morgan replied to Nathaniel Mortazavi's discussion Gun control and the second amendment"Xavier, overall no, the US is not very dangerous, however there are places here that you would mistake it for being someplace in Mexico, Brazil, Russia, etc by looking at the violent crime rates. But that's not the reason for being allowed to…"
Captain Morgan's group was featuredThe Classroom
Self Education, on a Group level, in organized webcam meetings on Google+ or Skype, at conveniently prearranged times and with chosen topics.See More
Bart commented on Captain Morgan's group The Classroom"The google hangouts has a function that lets you share your screen. This wy you could also use "paint" or something to make simple illustrations."
The Classroom
Self Education, on a Group level, in organized webcam meetings on Google+ or Skype, at conveniently prearranged times and with chosen topics.See More
Captain Morgan's blog post was featuredThe Classroom
I have an idea on a group, self education project, based off individual studies, then, teaching what you've learned to a group of people within the club. For example, Bart reads Das Kapital, by Karl Marx, he gives a lecture on economics, socialism, etc.I think it's a great way to expedite learning, self study, versus trying to find the time to do it all yourself. To all those interested, I'll be starting a group for it and meeting on G+ on agreed times with the members. No real limits on what…See More
Captain Morgan replied to Nathaniel Mortazavi's discussion Gun control and the second amendment"Yeah yeah, tanks and drones, and terminators, etc etc. those have their benefits but they are not what wins conflicts. They're only part of it. Superior technology doesn't mean success, it didn't mean this for us in Vietnam, it…"
Captain Morgan replied to Nathaniel Mortazavi's discussion Gun control and the second amendment"Just google'd that ^^
http://www.amfire.com/statistic.asp?page=10
And this data was at a time when homicides were at a record high in the nation. Most gun related homicides are in bad neighborhoods to begin with, and "guns and dope are…"
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The Classroom
Self Education, on a Group level, in organized webcam meetings on Google+ or Skype, at conveniently prearranged times and with chosen topics.See More
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- Sex:
- male
- City/Town: (eg. Antwerp, San Francisco,...)
- Tampa
- Country/State: (eg. Belgium, Florida,...)
- Florida
- About Me:
- I'm open minded, love adventure and new experiences, which = a fun person. I'm the most interesting man in the world,
- Favorite music:
- Rap/Reggaeton, Bachata and Cumbia, classical music, classic rock too, gangnam style, AT THE SAME DAMN TIME
- Favorite movies:
- comedies, thrillers and action *the hangover, taken, bourne series, etc*
- Favorite books:
- Sun Tzu's The Art of War, The Tao of Jeet Kune Do,
- Goals/Projects/Aspirations:
- Being the best person I can be, contributing as much as i can to help others and to make our world a better place
- Relationship Status:
- Single
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The Classroom
Posted on January 29, 2013 at 1:00am 2 Comments 2 Likes
I have an idea on a group, self education project, based off individual studies, then, teaching what you've learned to a group of people within the club. For example, Bart reads Das Kapital, by Karl Marx, he gives a lecture on economics, socialism, etc.
I think it's a great way to expedite learning, self study, versus trying to find the time to do it all yourself. To all those interested, I'll be starting a group for it and meeting on G+ on agreed times with the members. No…
Continue The Tao of Jeet Kune Do on Conciousness
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 5:00am 0 Comments 2 Likes
ContinueI'm moving and not moving at all. I'm like the moon underneath the waves that goes on ever rolling and rocking. It is not "I'm doing this" , but rather, an inner realization that "this is happening through me" or "it is doing this for me". The consciousness of self is the greatest hindrance to the proper execution of all physical action.
The localization of the mind means it's freezing. When it ceases to flow freely as it is needed, it is no more the mind…
Weekly Achievement Challenge
Posted on December 12, 2012 at 3:30am 3 Comments 5 Likes
This is a project I want to start for ipower, for us to record things in life that we accomplish. This could be a random act of kindness; running further or faster than before; getting a new job; passing your exams; etc.; but not like getting a new high score on a game or something, (unless you're doing it major league for money.)
At least once a week, post something here you've done that made you feel better, or that positively affected your environment.
Goals for 2013
Posted on December 3, 2012 at 3:10am 4 Comments 5 Likes
my goals this upcomming year
1. Become very physically fit, and do a triathalon by the end of the year
2. Be proficient in Russian
3. Have visited Europe
More to come maybe ^^
Captain Morgan's Videos
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- At 12:47am on June 3, 2012,
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Forum
Hello me, it's me again
Started by Grimreaper86 in Introductions. Last reply by Noah Keaton 9 minutes ago. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Condemning others to validate ourselves.
Started by Lore in I Power: Self-Development Activism. Last reply by Lore yesterday. 12 Replies 0 Likes
The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation"
Started by Aya in Off-Topic. Last reply by Aya on Monday. 34 Replies 1 Like
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Noah Keaton replied to Grimreaper86's discussion Hello me, it's me again"Welcome Grim :)
I'm fairly new myself, but haven't created an introduction of any sort. I mostly chat with the core members of I Power.
I say that I think similarly when it comes to the 'my environment is a blessing because I can…"
Grimreaper86 posted a discussionHello me, it's me again
Hello fellow posters,No matter where you go, there you are and so, here I am. Or am I?I don't suppose it really matters where we are because in all likelihood we're just mathematical algorithms in a simulated quantum universe and yet it doesn't feel…See More
Cole Riggall commented on Victor Morrow's video
What if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
"Amazing points this man has. For as long as I can remember, I've known the school system is broken and that there must be a better way. I'm so thankful for TED Talks and everything they expose people to, but I just hope things like this…"
Lore replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Interesting points. I just want to clarify that I didn't mean that society gets all the blame in these scenarios. In my opinion, in some of these cases, there is a shared blame. Maybe referring to society as a whole was too much of a…"
Victor Morrow's video was featuredWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
Victor Morrow posted a videoWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
Tea Bitsadze replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."i don't think society can be held responsible or blamed for any individual's wrong choice or decision. we are all responsible for ourselves. we do make mistakes though.. it's ok. that's human. we just have to admit it and get…"
Tea Bitsadze commented on Greg's blog post College"in my opinion, of course it was worth it and you know it, don't you? maybe you have overpaid for 90% of it, but at the same time you acquired invaluable opportunity and knowledge shared from those amazing professors you would have never met…"
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