On my last post I talked about The Difference between Inspiration and Motivation. I talked about it because I was confused on what to title this post. Would I title this as the List of Inspirational movies? or The List of motivational movies? I found my answer. If you want to know just read The Difference between Inspiration and Motivation: Motivation Versus Inspiration.
Lacking drive in everyday life? Want some Inspiration or Motivation? Getting tired of not being able to take action? Here is my List of Inspirational or Motivational Must See Movies to Uplift Your Spirits. This list may help you find your inspiration or motivation. Harness any good thing that you can get from it.
Miracle, was based on the Miracle on Ice event. Miracle on Ice was the winning of the US ice hockey team over the Soviet team, which was considered the best hockey team in the world at that time.
A team made up of amateur and collegiate players led by coach Herb Brooks; Empowerment and right focus was their key to winning.
“Eleven seconds, you’ve got ten seconds, the countdown going on right now! Morrow, up to Silk. Five seconds left in the game. Do you believe in miracles?…YES!” – Sportscaster Al Michaels while broadcasting the last seconds of the game. Read more »
I was enticed to write up this post because of an another post that I have in mind. For the past days I’ve been watching Motivational or Inspirational movies, but I really don’t know If I must really call them; Inspirational movies or Motivational, movies? So what is it? is there any Difference Between Inspiration And Motivation?
Definition
According to an online dictionary these are the meaning of Motivation and the meaning of Inspiration.
Inspiration
1 a : a divine influence or action on a person believed to qualify him or her to receive and communicate sacred revelation b : the action or power of moving the intellect or emotions c : the act of influencing or suggesting opinions 2: the act of drawing in; specifically : the drawing of air into the lungs 3 a : the quality or state of being inspired b : something that is inspired <a scheme that was pure inspiration> 4: an inspiring agent or influence
Motivation
1a : the act or process of motivating b : the condition of being motivated 2: a motivating force, stimulus, or influence : incentive, drive
The Difference Between Inspiration And Motivation
Let us now know the difference between the two.
The difference between Inspiration and Motivation is now very distinct. Read more »
Are atheist smarter than theists? Are atheists more intelligent than the religious?
More intelligent people are significantly more likely to exhibit social values and religious and political preferences that are novel to the human species in evolutionary history. Specifically, liberalism and atheism, and for men (but not women), preference for sexual exclusivity correlate with higher intelligence, a new study finds.
The study, published in the March 2010 issue of the peer-reviewed scientific journal Social Psychology Quarterly, advances a new theory to explain why people form particular preferences and values. The theory suggests that more intelligent people are more likely than less intelligent people to adopt evolutionarily novel preferences and values, but intelligence does not correlate with preferences and values that are old enough to have been shaped by evolution over millions of years.”
“Evolutionarily novel” preferences and values are those that humans are not biologically designed to have and our ancestors probably did not possess. In contrast, those that our ancestors had for millions of years are “evolutionarily familiar.”
“General intelligence, the ability to think and reason, endowed our ancestors with advantages in solving evolutionarily novel problems for which they did not have innate solutions,” says Satoshi Kanazawa, an evolutionary psychologist at the London School of Economics and Political Science. “As a result, more intelligent people are more likely to recognize and understand such novel entities and situations than less intelligent people, and some of these entities and situations are preferences, values, and lifestyles.” Read more »
Survivor star gets thrown out of an airplane for uttering the ‘Lords name in vain‘
My nightmare on US Airways: my letter to the airline
by Jerri Manthey on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 at 06:16
From the Facebook page of Survivor Star Jerri Manthey (link)
To Whom It May Concern:
CHAPTER ONE: CONFUSED, ANGRY, VIOLATED
The time is 2:35 AM, Eastern Standard Time on March 4th, 2010. I have been checked into a hotel near Charlotte airport in North Carolina and am still processing the overwhelming feelings of anger and confusion. I have gone over and over the horrifying scene in my head trying to figure out why the flight attendant on my flight decided to single me out, embarrass me in front of everyone and have me removed from the plane.
My parents, who I just got off the phone with, are happy I am okay, but are still trying to process the fact that I won’t be coming home tonight. They had been waiting at the airport at my final destination in Huntsville, AL when I called.
I feel violated and harassed. Plain and simple.
CHAPTER TWO: MS. STASIO MAKES IT PERSONAL
It started the moment I set foot on the plane. As soon as I turned onto the aisle to make my way to my seat, Ms. Patricia Stasio (badge #JS237548, EMP#015973) stopped me and told me I couldn’t take my carry-on with me and that I would have to leave it to be put underneath the plane. Her reason had something to do with it having wheels (?). I would like to point out that my carry-on is far below regulation size and has NEVER been a problem on the many flights I have taken since I bought it over a year ago – even planes that were much smaller than this one. I explained to her that I’ve never had a problem and reassured her it would fit perfectly underneath the seat in front of me and I was more than willing to show her that it did. I also reiterated what the voice over the intercom had said to all waiting to board, “All carry on luggage must be no larger than the size of a briefcase.” She immediately became argumentative and disagreeable. Read more »
Hostage taking in Manila, Philippines - Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza held some 25 Hong Kong nationals hostage as he demanded to get his job back.
Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza was suspended of his position because of being involved in a criminal case. Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza’s demand was to be reinstated, he was not part of the crime but was only involved because of the involvement of his personnel.
As soon as the tourists along with their driver and photographer had loaded their bus, Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza wen in and announced a hostage taking.
Negotiations were held led by Supt, Orlando Yebra and Chief Insp. romeao Salvador.
The photographer was safely released, Gaining no physical harm or injury.
Start of the crisis cam by early evening, 7:00 PM. Read more »
This is an article written by Ryu X of X arts. It is about the hostage drama crisis that happened in the Philippines yesterday August 23, 2010. Where Former police senior inspector Rolando Mendoza held Hong Kong nationals hostage at the Quirino Grandstand, stating he only wants his voice to be heard. To have an overview of the story of the hostage drama crisis, Hostage taking in Manila Philippines
“The most important trip you may take in life is meeting people halfway” – Henry Boyle
“Let us move from an era of confrontation, to an era of negotiations” – Richard Nixon
Last night, the entire Filipino nation, not only in the Philippines, but all over the world, tuned in to their television sets, as they were made witnesses to the hostage drama crisis unfolding last night in Quirino Grandstand, Luneta.
Contrary to popular belief, the biggest mistake the government authorities made in handling the hostage crisis, was not during the assault, but during the negotiations period.Read more »
It is months before Christmas but it is not too early to think of the gifts that we can give to others specially to kids or our children. Here’s a recommended toy to add to your Christmas gifts list. The First act drum set.
I have grown fond of First act drums. It started when I saw a video on youtube about a guy using a first act drum kit to play metalcore music. How cool is that?
Well even if you don’t find it cool, you’ll find it entertaining hehe.
And because I find it really entertaining and fun, I went to a local toy store to here in the Philippines (Toys R Us, SM Makati) and looked for a First Act drum kit. There it was. But Damn! It costs Php 9000 or $200 US.