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I usually have a raffle for schools that are participating in it. Last year it was 1. I have 4. 1 home games and Abe Pollin took over 4. So what happens is for every point I make, I donate $1. I. We had a good turn out and the crowd was hyped, everyone was going crazy and the kids was loving it and I didn. You try to better their chances of making it in life. I think every athlete should give back to schools. I know athletes donate and have things that they give charity to, but, at the end of the day, it. Sounds nice ? What that means is, if you lose somebody who you really want and you come get me back and I leave too ! That means you have nothing. To all of my friends back home who want me to become a Laker: If you have NBA LIVE 0. I don. I do want to see how Kobe responds to all these trade rumors. I want to see if he. A guy like him, he. ![]() If Kobe comes, who does that hurt? Come on Commissioner Stern, please? Whatever deal has Kobe coming East, just say, . If you look at Kobe. That only hurts me if he comes here. Come on Kobe, I understand you want to come East but go ahead and stay on the West. Look out for your No. Big Three. When I said we were going to beat the Celtics on November 2, was that really a prediction? I know all you Boston fans are going to want to go to see Kevin Garnett, but y. Me and my handsome self. I got a fresh cut for the Boston and Indiana fans. Break out the Arenas jerseys. Once those guys get going, you. You still have to play the games. But with Kevin Garnett, the way he. He hit a triple- double once and he was one rebound and one assist away from a triple- double the game before that. So once them guys get their niche, they. But November 2 for them, that. Maybe 9. 0 percent. Once you get your knee drained it takes a while for it to effectively heal. You never want to start off slow and for the last couple years we. You have powerhouses now who are pretty darn good like your Torontos. Those are games where you used to say, . Most likely I. You sit there going through moves in your head of what you. But you do it anyway. Last year I was 2- for- 1. Opening Night and I was up till four in the morning the night before working on my ball handling. A lot of people compare it to Christmas morning . All the players that fans give up on and say that they don. They get a fresh start to life again. I know what he does gets personal, but if it. You want to say, . Western and 1. 2 o. No matter what kind of voice you have, if you think it. It takes a while for the grill to get back cooking again. It's like riding a bike. Once you start riding again, it's all good, but right now I'm rusty. I'm trying to get the rust off my bike chain. I don't want to make an excuse, but the rims are broken in every arena I'm playing in. It's not like the one A. I. I'm just trying to keep the blood circulating when I come off the court to the sideline. I just want to keep the blood flowing throughout my knee. I might wear it all year, it depends. Some of these arenas are cold. Can you please take the hockey teams out of basketball arenas? Basketball is not supposed to be played on ice. I don't know if it's just me, but I hate going to arenas where it's 6. That is not a sport. The coldest arena is Phoenix, you'd be surprised. The city is hot so they keep the gym cold. Why have hockey inside a basketball arena? We're just trying to get our mojo back and get our confidence back so when we start off this season we can compete with that other Big Three that's out there trying to take our crown away from us. Caron is healthy. He just had a hand injury, that's easy to come back from. It hurt a little bit. They shot the needle in me to put the numbing medicine in and then they went and drained it and then they put some cortisone in to break up whatever is in there so I can get ready for the season. Then I missed the game in Philly because of my toe. It's a phobia I have. It's one of the phobias that gives me the Gilbertology or whatever you want to call it. When I was little, whenever I got out of the shower I never wanted to touch the floor because once you touch the floor your feet are dirty again. So in the shower I used to put my socks on already without drying them off. And I had to have a new pair of socks every day. Every time I take a pair of socks off, I have to put a new pair on. A brand new pair. Since I was little I always needed a brand new pair of socks. So I had no clothes, but I had a million pairs of socks. So anyway, what happened in Philly was I was starting to get athlete's foot from all the moisture that collected from putting my slippers on around the house as soon as I got out of the shower. It started aching me so I had to sit out and let them dry for two days. It's one of those weird, kind of nasty stories like, . He wanted me to sign them. It was a little awkward, but it was funny and cute - - kind of. In a weird way. That's something you're not expecting. You're expecting to sign a video game and you have a pair of panties on your lap. It was funny. If something did happen weird where Antawn left and we lost our team and it wasn't a good situation for me to come back, those are the four cities that I would want to play in. I would want to go to San Antonio because they're a championship- caliber team - - same thing with Dallas. Houston is on the come- up with Yao Ming and Tracy Mc. Grady. Three out of the four are contenders right now. That was my reasoning. It wasn't like I said I want to play for the Hawks. You know, nothing against the Hawks but I'm talking about going to a championship team. I would have thrown Miami in there, but at the end of the day, if Shaq leaves that team breaks up. If anything happens with the Wizards, that's my Plan B. I've seen a lot of players that are getting their names on their backs. I guess it's a way of them letting people know what their names are when they're on the beach - - I don't know. De. Shawn is adding the No. I guess when he's swimming or something, having fun in the pool, everybody will know who that is. It's not for me though, I'll stick with the tiger. I'm going to set that up for next week to have it up and running. It looks like Coca- Cola has dropped out as one of the color ways for the Gil. IIZeros, so I'm going to do a 7. Barry Bonds shoe. It's going to be the San Francisco colors and it's only coming out in the San Francisco Bay area. It's going to be a giveaway, it's not going to be sold. I'm going to buy probably like 8,0. I come to town, I'm giving them away for free. This is still in the making. Please, for all the San Francisco people that want the 7. Free giveaway, baby. Free giveaway. Since Marc Ecko doesn't want to give the ball back to San Francisco, I'll give you 7. His name is Nick Young and he has a sidekick named Dominic Mc. Guire. Our two little rookies. There's always a rookie who comes in and challenges for the goofball of the year. Well Nick's already won that. This is one of the funniest kids I've ever met. The problem isn't that he's funny, but that he challenges me in pranks. I made him bring me some Mc. Donald's, I wanted a chicken sandwich at like 1. Philly. I actually didn't want the sandwich, I just wanted him out of his room. I went into his hotel room and messed with all his stuff. We're going to paint it pink and it's going to say . You know, his little sidekick. He likes to play. So I went over his place and I gave him one chance and one chance only to give me back my i. Pod and shoes and he didn't act fast enough so I got him good. Him and Dominic. We're going to the store right now. They got the paint ball guns, the masks, the gear, everything. They parked across the street and they're running towards my house wearing masks and helmets. They came around the side of the house, jumped the wall, and came in through the garage. But by the time they did all that, I already was out of the house and jumped the other wall. They were in the house looking for me and I was across the street flattening their tires so when they decided to leave they'd be on flats. They looked around the house and couldn't find me so they came outside and saw me across the street flattening their tires. I called my friend and had him come pick me up and take me back to the house. I like making toast! So I told them, Since you don't want to give my toaster back, it's war. He wanted his stuff back, I wanted my stuff back so I told them that we were going to have a paintball shootout. I thought Andray had enough of the pranks, but I guess he didn't. Andray brought his two friends, to make it five on their team. I was like, . Close the door! I go to Nick, . I got him like six times. So he's laying in the car all mad saying, . You can't see nothing. So I tell them, . And when John and Adam showed up at their place they tried to ambush them, thinking that I was going to come too. But I wasn't. So John and Adam had to run out of there. They were already in the backyard. They showed up an hour early. But one the kids was a little too heavy. His name is Jamar. That's 'Dray's cousin. Jamar couldn't get over the wall because Jamar has been eating one too many Twinkies. We gave him the chance to walk out like a man, or cry like a girl. He did both. He cried like a little girl while he was walking and running while we were shooting paintballs at him. I told him, . I haven't had that much fun in a long time. What people don't realize is that when you're in the NBA, you lose stuff like that. You're not in there with kids, you're in there with grown men that have families. By having these young kids on the team, it's fun for me because I get to have that childhood that I lost. I lost it when I came into the NBA when I got picked No. I was so determined to be the best that I didn't get to actually have fun having fun, if that makes sense. You know, there's more 'outs' then there are 'ins.' When you deal with high school, there is only 1. List of Shark Tank episodes. Shark Tank is an American reality television series produced by Mark Burnett. The entrepreneur can make a deal if one or more of the sharks are willing to meet or exceed the full investment amount they asked for. If all of the sharks opt out the entrepreneur leaves empty- handed. As of May 1. 2, 2. In 2. 01. 5 a companion spin- off series called Beyond the Tank premiered which follows up on some of the businesses that have appeared on the show. Series overview. Comedian Jeff Foxworthy appeared as a guest shark in two episodes this season. Mark Cuban appeared as a shark in several episodes this season; in season three he would become a regular. Season 3 (2. 01. 2). The Daily Beast. 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Retrieved April 2. Games That Simulate Boring Jobs. It is as if you were doing work, a new browser game by impish developer Pippin Barr, simulates puttering around inside Windows 9. Depending on your real job, it’s a relaxing desktop toy or a horrifying parody of your waking life. It’s a fine example of the overlooked (and previously unnamed) gaming genre of officecore. While many games explore exciting professions like pilot, city planner, or hitman, officecore focuses on the drudgery of a desk job. The job’s details are usually generic, its fictional results obscured to heighten the potential relatability. While the average gamer will never slaughter demons or conquer France, they will probably spend some time, maybe all their time, working at a desk, so here’s a chance to help them reinterpret a familiar environment. As a player, you might use officecore to work out your workplace frustrations. You might find it useful for discreetly passing the time at a dead- end job. Or you might even learn something about yourself and realize you’re approaching your career all wrong. If the idea of playing a game that looks like your day job is off- putting, that already tells you something. Whatever your chosen profession, we all have something in common: We're trying to do the best. Desktop sims turn the computing environment into a puzzle or arcade game; office sims explore the workplace as a weaponless first- person shooter, RPG, or adventure; and corporate sims work like top- down simulations such as Sim. City or Roller Coaster Tycoon. Each provides a different commentary on the modern white- collar workplace. Desktop Simulation Games. Desktop sims imitate a typical computer interface, with a varying degree of verisimilitude. While in almost any other desktop game, the player’s inputs correspond to some fictional or metaphorical outputs, here they map quite directly; clicking a fictional dialog box is no different than clicking a real one. A desktop simulation’s unique relationship to the surrounding computing environment lets it play with the boundaries and directly provoke the player. It is as if you were doing work. Despite its retro design, It is as if you were doing work takes place in a post- labor world of “9. Randomized dialog prompts and document headings describe futuristic technologies like biofuels, tricorders, and gene doping, while the documents you “type” give self- help advice. Stock photos of office work pop up, with headers like “There is joy in work” and “No one ever drowned in sweat.”You are constantly validated and “promoted” for your simple tasks. You feel the condescension from whatever computer handed you this “work,” and you realize you’re neither important nor useful. The only real change you can effect is choosing from four desktop wallpapers and four background MIDI tracks. It’s an interesting preview of a future (and a present) where human work is mere decoration around automated labor. Can’t You See I’m Busy! While many games can be discreetly played inside a real copy of Excel, the 8- year- old game suite Can’t You See I’m Busy! Breakdown is a Breakaway clone inside a Word doc; Leadership is Helicopter inside a line graph. Crash Planning is a Bejeweled knockoff disguised as a calendar; Cost Cutter is a quirky tile matcher inside an animated bar chart. The idea is that you can play these games at the office without anyone noticing; there’s even a “boss button” to hide the most egregious game elements. The ruse is a bit thin, especially now that the fake software looks ancient. So the faux desktop interface is more stylistic than practical, and it emphasizes the relative monotony of the games themselves. To open a game, you click a button that oscillates between “start game” and “start work,” a winking gesture that feels sadder each time it loops. These games are designed to make time pass. To play them is to admit that you don’t even need to be entertained, just distracted. To play them is to admit you are wasting your life. The whole genre of games that look like work share a muddy boundary with work that looks like games, a manifestation of crumbling work- life balance and the rise of social networking, the ultimate grey area between work and pleasure. The desktop sim genre has stagnated in the past few years, maybe because the office drone found a better time waster in social media. There are spreadsheet interfaces for hiding your Twitter and Facebook use, but this isn’t even necessary in the growing number of jobs that include social media management. When work is play and play is work, neither are very satisfying. Looking busy has a bad rap. Sometimes you have to look busy so you can actually work on the things. While the player might advance up the ranks, gameplay never shifts into the top- down style of a god game or a Sim. City. The most common format is first- person. Most tabletop officecore games also play out on this level, focusing on interaction between characters. The Stanley Parable. The Stanley Parable is a video game about video games, but it’s also about exercising free will and challenging the limitations we unconsciously accept. Before it spirals into Matrix- like ontological absurdism, the game opens in a mundane office, depicting a mundane job. The later game’s mechanics, and even much of its message, could have been mapped onto all kinds of settings. But the modern office ties strongly into those free- will themes. To imply authority and obedience, the game could have started in a prison or a mental institution, but the office environment projects the same qualities with a subtler horror. It also turns The Stanley Parable into a power fantasy. When Stanley disobeys the narrator, he’s like Office Space’s Peter Gibbons ignoring Lumbergh and dismantling his cubicle. Every office drone has wanted to reject the system like this. Job Simulator (Office Worker level)2. VR game Job Simulator also takes place in a computer- automated post- job world, where museum- goers try out extinct occupations like auto mechanic, gourmet chef, store clerk, and office worker. The office level particularly highlights the disassociation between workday and product. As a chef, your job is to make a pizza; as an office worker, you have to “make job happen.” As at so many real office jobs, tasks like drinking coffee and chatting up co- workers are as important as doing any actual work. Job Simulator is a fumblecore game where half the fun is struggling with awkward controls. The incompetent feeling of this interface is reinforced by a tutorial bot that treats office rituals like exotic local customs, and who suggests you use “an ancient human technique called . Comfortingly, the robots seem to be just as clueless as you are about how business works, and they congratulate you for banging on your two- button keyboard or assembling a dadaist Power. Dot deck. You can’t really fail at this job. Payroll. Payroll is a first- person adventure game set in a 9. While one playthrough takes just 2. There’s no heavy satire here, no frame story or fourth wall to step behind. Your goals are typical work goals. You can get fired, or you can do your job and earn retirement. For an office sim, it’s optimistic and peaceful. The bitterest this game gets is a charmingly dreary simulation of an office birthday party. Generic Office Roleplay. The Generic Office Roleplay Facebook group is more of a sandbox than a game. Australian teen Thomas Oscar created it in 2. Oscar shut out unfunny ideas, striving for realism, rejecting friends who all wanted to play as janitors. Like any good DM, Oscar set boundaries around the roleplaying. But as discussed on Reply All, newer players got much sillier, replacing all the subtle jokes about fonts and social tension with goofs about iguana invasions and golden staplers. Years later, the current content is mostly middling, but this is still a fun destination for casuals. Synergon. Serious office roleplayers should consider Synergon, a loose RPG system presented satirically as a LARP, or live action roleplay. Skills include “integrity,” “yes man,” and “hereditary wealth.” Usable items include “cat calendar,” “power tie,” and “letter opener” (which “gives +1. Threats of Physical Violence.”)Supposedly, every business douche who fakes their expertise by throwing around jargon and management fads is unwittingly playing Synergon. They don’t know what they’re talking about, they just know they’ve heard all the words before.”While the site is mostly meant as satire, and no guidelines are given for true LARPing, a good dungeon master could mold Synergon into a playable tabletop or Skype game, though you’d need to flesh out your own campaign. It’s an especially attractive option for creating a customized revenge fantasy, or trying out the vicious office politics you avoid in real life. Panopti. Corp. This Nordic- style LARP, played just twice (2. Norway and 2. 01. Copenhagen), immerses players in a 3. Each player took on the role of an employee or executive, dressing the part and developing a backstory. A report on the 2. NPC “customers,” includes post- game analysis by players and organizers. As described in the minidoc above, players disappeared into their characters and surprised themselves with cutthroat behavior. Both playthroughs included online and social media elements, which felt exotic in 2. Players had to decide whether to sleep or keep working, and constant online updates raised the pressure to pull an all- nighter. One player had to take a break and cry before diving back in. Some players told Eirik Fatland, one of the game’s creators, that they regretted playing. I am also troubled,” Fatland writes in the report. Emergent player behavior in Panopti. Corp resembles the behavior of subjects in the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment, where volunteer “guards” treated “prisoners” so badly that the study was halted early after just six days. The Stanford experiment pointed to obvious dehumanizing effects of the real prison system; Panopti.
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