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There comes a time in our life when something needs to be done. The status quo is no longer acceptable and major changes in our life become mandatory. That is when anger can come to the rescue.

There is no such thing as a good or bad emotion. It always depends on how, where and when any particular emotion is used. In some cases, an emotion is a call for action. In some other cases, emotions serve to accomplish what otherwise could not be done.

Anger is such an emotion. Anger can get you in deep trouble and it can save your life. It can get you out of a slump as it can make you loose control and get you in more trouble that you ever thought possible. Taking control of our life means being able to control our emotions.

Tony Robbins tells us that the day that his life completely turned around was the day that he got angry and said to himself, "I've had it! I know I'm much more than I'm demonstrating mentally, emotionally, and physically in my life."

He goes on to say, "I made a decision in that moment which was to alter my life forever. I decided to change virtually every aspect of my life. I decided I would never again settle for less than I could be."

Those direct quotes from his book, Awaken the Giant Within, show a man who finally got angry and decided that this was the day that things would change. They were not the words of a man who was in the throes of apathy or someone who suddenly flew in a fit of anger. They were the words of a man who had reached the threshold of tolerance and who was ready to make a solid commitment to change his life around.

Could that commitment have been done without anger? Probably not. When the brain has been practically hypnotized in the same pattern of thinking for a long period of time, a strong pattern interrupt is needed to face another reality. A defeatist attitude will not change into optimism at the drop of a hat. Something drastic has to be done.

Emotions are essential for powerful actions. Well used, emotions shake the torpor, empower us, give us the courage and the adrenalin rush necessary to take big decisions and make commitments. They are the catalysts that will gel the resolves and set them off for free expression and actualization.

One of the most powerful emotions has to be anger. That is, controlled anger. The type of anger that makes it possible to burn the bridges and cutoff all possibility of retreat. The cold deliberate anger that shuts off all other emotions and directs all the focus on a very specific objective.

At that point, anger can become very liberating. Minor considerations are not longer an issue. Fear looses its grip and uncertainty vanishes. We are on a mission. Something needs to be done and will be done. If need be, walls will crumble, paths will be cleared and the objective will be reached.

Like any powerful resources, anger has to be used with care and discrimination. Just as a canon should not be used to kill a fly and a flamethrower used to light a campfire, anger should never be used where a little common sense would suffice.

Anger is a powerful tool and it is at our disposal when the situation warrants it. Otherwise, it should be left dormant in the toolbox - just in case it is ever absolutely needed.

Dr. Raymond Comeau aka Shamou is the Author of ShamouBlog and Owner Administrator of Personal Development for Personal Success Forums

Texas Hold'em Card Game

Texas Hold-em can be a lot of fun. Please always play with the intention of having fun and leave the heavy gambling to the pros. Many lives have been destroyed because of addiction to gambling.

A message about gambling: Gambling (or betting) is any behavior involving risking money or valuables (making a wager or placing a stake) on the outcome of a game, contest, or other event in which the outcome of that activity depends partially or totally upon chance or upon one's ability to do something.

A Simple warning about gambling: Know your limit and play within it...

Texas Hold'em card game is the version of poker that you see in television shows such as ESPN's broadcast of the World Series of Poker. Due to the crowd-drawing power of television, the Texas Hold'em card game found its way to people's living room, computers, and pocket PC.

The Texas Hold'em card game follows two general limit structures: no-limit and low-limit. The no-limit Texas Hold'em card game is the type that you most often see played on television and casinos. The low-limits on the other hand are found mostly in online game rooms and are best suited for beginners. Examples of a low-limit Texas Hold'em card game is one that uses the betting structure of $2/$4, $3/$6, or $4/$8.

Texas Hold'em Card Game Basics

Each player in the Texas Hold'em card game is dealt two initial cards, called "pocket" or "hole" cards. The players make up their 5-card poker hand from these two cards and the 5 community cards that are dealt later in the game. The winner in the Texas Hold'em card game is the player holding the highest-ranking hand.

Texas Hold'em Card Game Betting Rounds

Every Texas Hold'em card game starts with two forced bets called the blinds. The blind bets are posted by the two players to the left of the dealer. Once the blinds are posted, the dealer deals two cards to each player. The first Texas Hold'em card game betting round begins.

The Texas Hold'em card game players have the options to bet, raise, check, or fold. Check happens when the player does not make a bet and transfers the control of the pot the next player. Folding is forfeiting the Texas Hold'em card game.

When the last player finishes his move, the dealer turns over three cards called the flop at the center of the table. Another betting round follows where players bet, raise, check, or fold, depending on their odds. After this round, the dealer flips the fourth card called the turn and another round of betting follows.

The showdown in Texas Hold'em card game occurs after the dealer shows the last community card called the river followed immediately by a final betting round. At this point in the Texas Hold'em card game, the players reveal their hands and whoever has the best hand wins.

Texas Hold'em Card Game Odds

In the Texas Hold'em card game, you would most likely be dealing with odds. There are four kinds of odds and these are the outs, pot odds, hand odds, and implied odds. These factors help you calculate or estimate your chances of either winning the pot or striking a hand.

Hand odds and outs are the commonest factors you deal with when calculating your percentage of winning. In Texas Hold'em card games, outs are the cards left in the deck after the seven cards (pocket and community cards) are dealt. So if you an Ace and a King of spades and the flop shows two other spades, you know that you have 9 outs since there are only 13 cards in each suit.

Odds are slightly more complicated than the outs. To calculate your odds in a Texas Hold'em game, you need to know how many outs you have based on the cards revealed at the flop and the cards in your pocket.

Remember: Play for fun and have fun playing...

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EMS international speed post?

On 13-04-2009 sent a parcel frm india to japan through ems speed post, today tracking status is like this:
Apr 22
6:10 Processing at delivery Post Office Scheduled delivery date

when will i collect my parcel? i think today ll collect.

Japan time is IST + 3.30 hours
so they will deliver today and update the details today
anyhow contact your customer at Japan and give the details to trace

Everett EMS levy passing; school measures trailing in Monroe, Marysville
EVERETT — Voters in Everett agreed to pay more for emergency medical services Tuesday but local school districts faced a tough sell getting taxpayers to pay for building improvements.

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