"NEVER GIVE UP" : LA LIGHTS -MEET THE LABELS 2013

 Everyone must have ever experienced success and failures in their life, including me. But these following inspiring quotes give me strenght to keep trying whatever I'm trying to achieve... and one of them is here ... one real proof that 'giving up' never really exists in my mind... (even it's just a start, but I keep felling optimistic.. that long roads will have an end ) and this group has become part of the path to reach my goal... if u know me, u would never believe it... I'm not a musician, I don't have any music education or background... but I could finally make this... )

  http://www.la-lights.com/campaign/meetthelabels2013/medio-band

FAMOUS QUOTES......

"It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer." ~ Albert Einstein

“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” ~Theodore Roosevelt or possibly attributed to Robert the Bruce

“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”  ― Winston Churchill

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall.” ~Confucius~

Success…seems to be connected with action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit.” –Conrad Hilton

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” –Eleanor Roosevelt

“I am not discouraged because every wrong attempt discarded is a step forward.” ~Thomas Edison~

“Never let your head hang down. Never give up or sit down and grieve. Find another way.” ~Satchel Paige~

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” ~George Eliot~

“Don’t give up. There are too many nay-sayers out there who will try to discourage you. Don’t listen to them. The only one who can make you give up is yourself.”~Sidney Sheldon~

“Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.” ~Thomas Edison~

“To be a champ, you have to believe in yourself when nobody else will.” ~Sugar Ray Robinson~

“Sometimes adversity is what you need to face in order to become successful.” ~Zig Ziglar~

“Winners never quit, and quitters never win.” ~Vince Lombardi~

“Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all.” ~Dale Carnegie~

“Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm”  ― Winston Churchill

“Success is not final...Failure is not fatal...it's the courage to continue that counts”  ― Winston Churchill

“Never, never, never give up.”  ― Winston Churchill

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If you are inspired, just express your support on one of my unfinished journey :

http://www.la-lights.com/campaign/meetthelabels2013/medio-band

or here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFWcBfioj54

-Nockzee -

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12.12.12.12

People are busy talking about this number : 12.12.12.12. No one knows what is exactly true about it. Many rumors spread all over the world discussing this phenomena. But the most striking one 'The End of The World by the end of the year. I have different idea about it. The most interesting one is when we omit the sentences after the numbers. Look at what people have already had in mind :

12-12-12: Is today a good day - The Economic Times - Indiatimes

Wedding surge for 12/12/12 date - BBC

On the Preparatory Work and Survival Methods before 2012

Headache? - December 21, 2012 Galactic Alignment

 This is what's gonna happen on December 21, 2012

Asteroid or Comet impact in 2012? No

Mayans Implication of 2012

NASA/Government promises world won’t end - December 21, 2012

2012 Comet

2nd Mayan reference to 2012

No End Of The IN 2012

Can you guess what are they thinking?

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STOPZILLA - SMART PROTECTION for Smart Devices

This new product offers smart protection for your smart phone, PC or android tablet from various kinds of online threats: viruses, malware, spyware, adware, etc. No doubt about the reliability since it recently scored a 100% detection rating when Westcoast Labs issued its "Checkmark Certification & Platinum Product Award". For more info, click here .

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THE CAVE: REALITY vs ILLUSION

Many people often have this big question : what is reality?    

            

Thinking deeper about it would just make us more confused and mixed since we know in fact  that human beings can never really know the nature of reality. Even sometimes there's a slight difference between reality and illusion. The appearance of various theories such as quantum reality and the like couldn't help much to understand more  about reality and the universe.  

The topic above would be the main theme of "The Cave",  an astounding professional painting exhibition by Dr.Stout, a contemporary artist from New York City who uses the combination of universal archetypes, symbolism and collective unconscious imagery to examine the human condition and the mind-body experience.  

The Cave depicts the human thought and sensory limitations. It reflects our experience that is limited by our imprisonment within a physical body. Consequently,  we try to understand the nature of universe through myth, religions and scientific methodology.

In 'The Cave', Dr.Stout tries to illustrate a cave inhabited by prisoners who have been chained and held immobile since birth, and compelled to gaze only at a wall in front of them. Behind the prisoners is an enormous fire, between the fire and the prisoners is a raised walkway along which people walk carrying things on their heads including figures of men and animals made of wood, stone and other materials. The prisoners watch the shadows cast by their jailers not knowing they are just shadows. There are also echoes off the wall from the noise produced from the walkway. The prisoners would take the shadows to be real things and the echoes to be real sounds, unaware they are just the reflections of reality since this is all they had ever seen or heard. They would praise as clever the prisoner who could best guess which shadow would come next as someone who understood the nature of the world and the whole of their society would depend on the shadows on the wall. The prisoners remain in "The Cave" seeking impossible enlightenment through false perceptions, shared archetypes and myths. Whereas the jailers are unable to experience the collective human condition of their prisoners.   

To see more about the artist's work and the upcoming exhibition, http://www.markostout.com

The Cave” is scheduled to open in New York City in the autumn of 2011

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GLENN BECK SUPPORT JULIAN ASSANGE?

SEE GLENN BECK's VIEW about JULIAN ASSANGE

The Wikileaks founder, the target of interpol, now has been in a London jail waiting for a possible deportation to Sweden related to sexual assault charges. He is short has become one of the most polarizing figures in the world.

He is hated by members of the United States government but regarded as a hero by millions who see him as striking a blow at Washington and other strong and established powers by revealing their activities to the public.

SEE GLENN BECK's VIEW about JULIAN ASSANGE

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ELIZABETH EDWARDS

Elizabeth Edwards,  the estranged wife of former presidential candidate John Edwards, died on Tuesday 6 November 2010 at the age of 61 at North Carolina after her six year battle to cancer.

She is the author of the best-selling book Resilience ( about her husband extramarital affair, written in 2009 ) . 

 In 2006, after her initial cancer diagnosis, she also wrote Saving Graces: Finding Solace and Strength from Friends and Strangers which chronicled the aftermath of her son's death and her battle with the disease.

Statement from the family said: "Today we have lost the comfort of Elizabeth's presence but she remains the heart of this family. We love her and will never know anyone more inspiring or full of life."

There are also some other statements from present and formerpolitical people :

President Barrack Obama :

"Michelle and I were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Elizabeth Edwards. This afternoon I spoke to Cate Edwards and John Edwards, and offered our family's condolences. I came to know and admire Elizabeth over the course of the presidential campaign. She was a tenacious advocate for fixing our health care system and fighting poverty, and our country has benefited from the voice she gave to the cause of building a society that lifts up all those left behind.

"In her life, Elizabeth Edwards knew tragedy and pain. Many others would have turned inward; many others in the face of such adversity would have given up. But through all that she endured, Elizabeth revealed a kind of fortitude and grace that will long remain a source of inspiration. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends."

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton:

"I am deeply saddened by the passing of Elizabeth Edwards. America has lost a passionate advocate for building a more humane and just society, for reforming our health care system, and for finding a cure for cancer once and for all. But the Edwards family and her legion of friends have lost so much more -- a loving mother, constant guardian, and wise counselor. Our thoughts are with the Edwards family at this time, and with all those people across the country who met Elizabeth over the years and found an instant friend--someone who shared their experiences and offered empathy, understanding and hope. She made her mark on America, and she will not be forgotten."

Former President Bill Clinton:

"With the passing of Elizabeth Edwards, America has lost a symbol of strength, hope, and humanity, a tireless advocate for health care for all Americans, and determined crusader for cancer cures. Her children have lost a loving mother, her friends a wise counselor. My prayers are with them. She was a remarkable woman who dealt with the challenges her life dealt her with courage and grace."

the Bethel Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, N.C. where Elizabeth and John Edwards married on July 30, 1977:

"It saddens our hearts to hear of the passing of Elizabeth Edwards. She was a great mother and a strong leader whose life impacted the world. As a church, we pray that the presence of Christ will be real to the family as they grieve her loss."

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WADE EDWARDS CAR ACCIDENT

Wade Edwards, the son of John Edwards-the former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, suddenly became a hot search in internet after to his mother's death, Elizabeth Edwards, on Tuesday 6 November 2010.

Wade died in a car accident on April 1996 at the age of 16. At that time he was a high school student at Needham B. Broughton High School in Raleigh, North Carolina. He died three weeks before after attending the awards ceremony for a national essay for high school students co-sponsored by the Voice of America and National Endowment for the Humanities. He was a finalist in that contest.

As An honor student, a winner of national, state, and local writing awards, a high school athlete, an editor of the yearbook, and a cherished friend, Wade is an example of excellence, compassion, and character.

In addition to his academic accomplishments, Wade participated for over ten years at various levels with the Capital Area Soccer League. He attended Woodberry Forest Sports Camp, the Colorado Outward Bound School, and every home basketball game of the University of North Carolina Tar Heels. He went white water rafting in Arizona and fly-fishing in Colorado. And he taught his family -- and many of his friends -- how to use a computer.

In the summer of 1995, he and his father successfully climbed the difficult Machame and Shira route to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, at 19,343 feet the highest peak in Africa. Matt Leonard, a friend who climbed with them, later became the first Director of the Wade Edwards Learning Lab.

Wade worked after school for his father's law firm, Edwards & Kirby, and he participated in Broughton High School's community service program, working for the Wake Education Partnership, the Daniels Middle School Parent-Teacher Association, political campaigns, and Broughton High School.

Senator Helms, whom Wade met in March 1996, gave a eulogy for Wade on the floor of the United States Senate. The local newpaper, the News and Observer, wrote a tender editorial about Wade's death called "A Great Kid."

In Wade's name, members of the community helped Wade's family and friends establish the Wade Edwards Foundation for the purpose of motivating, inspiring, and rewarding young people.

There have been other tributes to Wade as well. His sister, Cate, who had just turned 14 when Wade died, wrote a poem in his memory. His friend, then student body president-elect Hayes Permar, wrote a song. Another song was written and recorded by Indoor Storm. Wade's elementary school planted a tree in his name at the school and placed a memory brick in their walk. The Junior Classical League renamed their spring gathering as Attic Night, in recognition of Wade's Latin name, Atticus. The Latipac, Broughton's yearbook, now gives an annual award in Wade's name, and the 1997 yearbook was dedicated to his memory. The Capital Area Soccer League memorialized him in the program of the 1996 Shoot Out. Jim Jenkins, a columnist for the News and Observer, wrote "Wade's Legacy of Wisdom and Love."

The North Carolina Trial Lawyers Association renamed the state moot court competition. It is now called the Wade Edwards High School Mock Court Competition, drawing participants from all over the state competing for the privilege of representing the state at the national high school moot court competition. The 1999 winners, from Douglas Byrd High School in Fayetteville, finished fifth nationally, North Carolina's best showing ever.

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