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Just trick yourself into thinking you can do something.
You just have to keep repeating to yourself that you can do something for example: If you were to perform in front of a crowd you could try: It's only a crowd, nothing is going to happen if I mess up. If I do well people will love me... keep repeating that in your head, and eventually you will built up a fake sense of confidence and belief that you can do something.
Don't. The point is to do what you want because the is no fear of what others might say or think. So, ask yourself....does it matter what you think of others? Does that person change because of what you think of them? <br />
well, then why should you worry and try to fake confidence? you think people will like you more ? Like yourself first....because until then you are already faking.
You are welcome :)
I remind myself that when i feel my bones starting to crumple.
get naked and strut your stuff
I hide my insecurities with anger
do u know wat fake means????
good now next question do u know wat confidence means
then u put those 2 together
put ur head high breath steadly & dont stutter or have a tiny voice :{D
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8/21/2014 | Arrieta set to face former teammates in Chicago
Jake Arrieta was drafted by the Orioles and came up through their system, and on Friday, he is scheduled to make his first start against them as the Cubs open an Interleague series.
8/21/2014 | Cubs place Castro on bereavement list
Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro was placed on the bereavement list Thursday so he could take care of a personal matter in the Dominican Republic.
8/21/2014 | Struggling Jackson hits DL with right lat strain
Edwin Jackson said he could no longer pitch through the discomfort, and on Thursday, the Cubs pitcher was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a right lat strain.
8/21/2014 | Giants, Cubs to play one and a half on Thursday
Cubs legend Ernie Banks famously coined the phrase "Let's Play Two," which is a bit catchier than "Let's Play One and a Half." But that's precisely what will happen at Wrigley Field on Thursday.
8/21/2014 | Bryant regains Minor League homer lead with No. 41
Cubs' No. 1 prospect Kris Bryant retook sole possession of first place in the Minor League home run race Wednesday with a two-run home run in the third inning.
8/20/2014 | O's aim to to keep spotless mark in Chicago
The Orioles will try to remain perfect during their stay in Chicago when Kevin Gausman starts opposite Cubs right-hander and former O's pitcher Jake Arrieta at Wrigley Field on Friday afternoon.
8/20/2014 | Jackson struggles in Cubs' loss to Giants
The Cubs surrendered the game-winning runs before they even got to bat in Wednesday's 8-3 loss to the pennant-racing Giants.
8/20/2014 | Giants' protest upheld; rain-shortened game to resume
The Giants' protest of Tuesday's rain-shortened game was upheld, becoming the first protest overturned by Major League Baseball since 1986. The game will resume at 4:05 p.m. CT on Thursday prior to the series finale, scheduled for 7:05.
8/20/2014 | Castro to be placed on bereavement list
Shortstop Starlin Castro will likely be placed on the bereavement list in light of a family emergency, Cubs officials said on Wednesday.
8/20/2014 | Renteria plans to give Szczur playing time
Rick Renteria said on Tuesday that recent callup Matt Szczur is in the thick of a bench that has four capable outfielders but that the rookie will see his time.
8/20/2014 | Giants protest upheld; rain-shortened game to resume
The Giants won a protest Wednesday over Tuesday night's rain-shortened 2-0 loss to the Chicago Cubs. The game will resume where it left off, with the Cubs coming to bat in the fifth, before Thursday's regularly scheduled game.
8/20/2014 | Peavy leads Giants against prospects-laden Cubs
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8/20/2014 | Rizzo's homer the difference in rain-shortened win
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8/20/2014 | Tarp troubles lead to delay, shortened game
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8/20/2014 | Russell's and Edwards' big games not enough
Shortstop Addison Russell drove in five runs and right-hander C.J. Edwards threw five scoreless innings, but big games Tuesday from the Cubs' Nos. 3 and 6 prospects weren't enough for Double-A Tennessee to stave off a late comeback by Montgomery. The Biscuits scored the final seven runs of the game and defeated the Smokies, 7-6.
8/19/2014 | Coghlan happy to be healthy, leading off
Cubs left fielder Chris Coghlan was back at the top of the lineup Tuesday after not starting Monday with soreness in his left big toe. He pinch-hit during the eighth and remained in left for the final two innings in Monday's series finale against the Mets.
8/19/2014 | Cubs host 'Buses for Baseball' children
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8/19/2014 | Bryant returns to lineup in Triple-A Iowa
Top Cubs prospect Kris Bryant returned to the Triple-A Iowa lineup Tuesday, going 1-for-3 with a double, walk and strikeout against Salt Lake. Bryant has been sidelined with a bruise on his left foot, which forced him out of Saturday's game.
8/18/2014 | Cubs split challenges in finale against Mets
Cubs manager Rick Renteria successfully challenged whether the Mets' Matt den Dekker stole second, and the call was overturned in Monday's 4-1 win at Citi Field. The skipper lost a second when an out call on Javier Baez in the fifth was ruled as stands.
8/18/2014 | Arrieta set to keep pitching down the stretch
Jake Arrieta missed the first month of the season because of tightness in his right shoulder and he has been monitored all year, but the Cubs have no plans to shut down the right-hander before the regular season ends.
8/18/2014 | Baez having a blast while learning on the job
In Javier Baez's first 12 games in the big leagues, he struck out 20 times, had 13 hits, including four home runs, and zero walks. That changed on Sunday when the hard-swinging Cubs rookie drew two walks against the Mets and he also belted a mammoth two-run homer in Monday's 4-1 win.
8/18/2014 | Alcantara remains leadoff candidate for Cubs
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8/18/2014 | Rizzo, Baez crush Mets behind stellar Hendricks
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8/17/2014 | Battle of the ages shapes Cubs-Mets finale
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I find it interesting that the political party that had no problems with slavery is the same political party that has no problem with abortion. And that their reason is almost exactly the same, i.e. A slave is not a person and an unborn baby is not a person.


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Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
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During a three-day political treat hosted by Mitt Romney in Utah, Gov. Chris Christie did his best to assure nervous GOP donors that the worst of his much-documented Bridgegate scandal had already passed and that it would pose no significant threat to his likely 2016 presidential run, reports the Los Angeles Times.
The Times is going off of reports from those who attended a speech Christie gave to about 300 influential donors which was closed to the media. According to the Times sources, Christie acknowledged that Bridgegate questions were likely to dog him throughout any possible 2016 campaign, but claimed that such questions wouldn't pose too great a threat to him, anyway.
The Times also reports that, during his speech, Christie described the Bridgegate ordeal as a media conspiracy intended to take him down a peg after his blowout reelection in 2013. According to the Times, Christie described the media feeding frenzy as an attempt to deny him "more altitude" in advance of the next presidential race.
"Don't be so nervous," Christie reportedly told a donor during the address, in reference to Bridgegate. "I'm not that worried about it," Christie added. "I hope none of you are worried about it, though I expect some of you are."
"But you'll get over it," he continued. "It will be fine."
As another sign of how seriously Christie is still taking a 2016 run, the governor and one-time frenemy of Mitt Romney closed his speech by praising the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee, who is especially beloved by many of the party's wealthiest and most powerful donors, for sticking by him during the days immediately after Bridgegate broke.
"Whenever you're under attack in a significant way that we have been," Christie said, "what you find out is who your real friends are." Christie, evidently, thinks Romney (and his coterie of rich supporters) is a friend indeed.
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Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
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Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
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Forecasters declared a tornado emergency for three counties around Tupelo, Mississippi, on Monday afternoon as a line of severe thunderstorms swept through the area, the National Weather Service reported.
"It's going to be wave after wave of these storms, from what the forecasters tell us," Mississippi Emergency Management spokesman Greg Flynn said.
Another twister was reported near Yazoo City, Mississippi, north of Jackson, but there was no immediate report of damage or injuries. Monday's storms hit four years after an April 2010 tornado that killed four people in Yazoo City and 10 across the state, said Joey Ward, the city's emergency management director.
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Free continental breakfast included with your stay. It's on their mezzanine level, which is also a nice outdoor setting (we had good weather during our stay). Friendly staff that check in with you periodically to ensure you're enjoying your stay.
We booked a room that was 'over the bar' not knowing that the bar music would be audible in the room until well after 3AM. It wasn't loud enough to keep us awake, but it was definitely noticeable.Good location. We were very satisfied and would consider staying there again if we go back to NYC.
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With a stay at The Gracie Inn in New York (Upper East Side), you'll be convenient to Gracie Mansion and Central Park. This bed & breakfast is close to Rockefeller Center and Chrysler Building. Make yourself at home in one of the 13 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Flat-screen televisions with digital programming...
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It was affordable, good price for NYC.
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Very convenient location for us.
'Breakffast' served with no cutlery, coffeee served with no cups, lightbulbs burnt out, no real maid service. Unneeded kitchen equipment took up valuable space while there was nowhere to put anything. Counter / shelf space would have been more useful.The management are friendly, if somewhat innefective. Consider this a budget B&B worthwhile if the location suits but keep your expectations in check.
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With a stay at Allies' Inn Bed and Breakfast in New York (Harlem), you'll be close to Hamilton Grange National Memorial and Central Park. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture and Apollo Theater. Make yourself at home in one of the 3 guestrooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Com...
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Located in Manhattan's Hamilton Height Historic district and 1/2 block from The "Alexander Historic Home, which is now a national museum and on the National Register of historic homes,. This home built in the 1900's is the quisessential example of the "Age of Innocence". The home in decorated with ecclectic mixture of antiques and reproduction from that tim...
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At the opening of this month's Israeli Opera Festival at Masada, the man with the baton is a character fit for such an epic stage.
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It is not a bad idea for an artist to gain inspiration from all sorts of ethnic and cultural sources.
That mind-set has been around for millennia, ever since the superpowers of the day decided they'd like to have an empire and set about conquering other countries and cultures – but Daniel Oren's mixed ethnic baggage did not go down too well in certain quarters in his formative years.
Oren is one of the world's foremost opera conductors and has just been appointed artistic director of the Israel Opera for the 2014-15 season. He will be ready with baton in hand when this year's festival kicks off at Masada with four performances of Verdi's ever-popular La Traviata on June 12, 14, 16 and 17.
As befitting the magnificent historic desert location, the production will be a grand affair with a glittering array of soloists including Romanian-born soprano Elena Mosuc, who will share the lead role with compatriot Aurelia Florian, with Spanish tenor Celso Albelo in the role of Alfredo and Romanian baritone Ionut Pascu as Germont.
Much has been made in the media of Oren's mixed Jewish-Arab antecedents, but it seems the conductor stuck closely to the Jewish side of the family when he was growing up in Jaffa. His paternal grandfather was an Arab Muslim called Muhammad Siksik who fell in love with a Jewish girl. Ironically, he first set eyes on her when he was doing a house-to-house search, as an Arab soldier, for members of the Stern Group, the Jewish underground movement. Leader Avraham Stern was hiding in the house at the time but love evidently got the better of Siksik, and he decided to leave quietly.
It was love at first sight, and Oren's Russian-born Jewish grandmother soon became Mrs. Siksik.
Oren's mixed ethnicity caused the youngster no end of trouble, and he did not imbibe any Arabic culture in his formative years. "My grandparents lived somewhere else and I didn't have much contact with my grandfather. Today I can say that, back then, I was ashamed of him," recalls the 57-year-old Paris-based conductor. "The atmosphere in Israel then was so anti- Arab and I suffered from that a lot when I was a kid.
I'd play with other children and their parents would tell them not to play with 'the Arab.' That came from the parents, not from the kids. Children are pure; they don't care about things like that."
Today, Oren looks back with regret at the wedge the social pressure drove between him and his grandfather.
"I was ashamed that I had an Arab grandfather and I didn't appreciate the fact that I should have been much closer to him. I couldn't have known, at that age, just how great Muhammad Siksik was."
By all accounts, Siksik was quite a character. He was a wealthy man who owned a number of fish shops. "If you had fish shops you were well-to-do," Oren notes.
He was also well-connected. "He was one of the great Arabs here. He knew the mayor of Tel Aviv well, and no one knows that during the Arab uprising of 1929, he took around 100 Jaffa Jews into a store and bolted the door. He saved their lives."
Naturally, that did not sit too well with many Arabs, but the heroic act did not enhance his standing with the Jews either. "For the Arabs he was a traitor, and for the Jews he was just an Arab. He couldn't go back to his fish stores."
Siksik also took a keen interest in his grandson's developing musical skills. "He bought me my first cello," says the conductor. "He used to ask me to play 'Hatikva'; he liked to hear it. He was a great man and I am sorry I didn't take the opportunity to spend more time with him, and to learn from him."
Oren also received plenty of encouragement from his mother. "She wasn't a musician, but she was artistically inclined and she told me that, even before I was born, she prayed to God that she'd have a son who become a musician and would take his music out into the world. She got what she asked for."
Mrs. Oren did everything she could to get her talented son off to as early a start as possible. "When I was 13 she decided I should learn to conduct," recalls Oren. "She went to all the leading conductors in Israel and they all turned her away, and told her that one doesn't start to learn to be a conductor before the age of 22 or 25. But she persisted and eventually she got to [veteran choir conductor] Eitan Lustig, who agreed to take me on."
Oren's mother was just as keen to help her son develop his vocal skills. "When I was 11 or 12 she took me all kinds of voice teachers and they all said she was crazy, and that kids of my age don't do voice training. They may have been right, but my mom found a teacher who had been a soprano in Hungary before she made aliya. There are some members of our choir, at the Israel Opera, who remember taking lessons with her, together with me. That's funny and very moving."
Oren's maternally propelled incipient musical career did not end there. When the youngster was just 13, legendary conductor Leonard Bernstein was looking for a soloist to sing in a performance of his work Chichester Psalms. "She went to all the music teachers in Israel who were holding auditions for the role and they all emphatically told my mother 'no', and said that I didn't have the right voice. But she kept on going until she got to [Israel Philharmonic Orchestra classical pianist] Ruth Menze, and through her got to Bernstein himself. He heard me sing, and after 30 seconds he said: 'That's the boy.' "My mother helped me all along the way. My father also supported me and paid for all my lessons and trips, even when it was tough for him. He is wonderful, and comes to lots of my rehearsals. I am very grateful to my parents."
Oren's international career started in 1975, when he was 18 and won the first Herbert von Karajan Conducting Competition in Germany – and the rest is history. Oren has conducted opera productions all over the globe, and is recognized as one of the leading interpreters of Italian opera. He is also artistic director of the Verdi Opera House in Salerno, Italy.
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Where are Watersports Headed?
If you look at the relatively short history of waterskiing, we find that that watersports in general have made some major evolutions. When Ralph Samuelson invented waterskiing in 1922, I doubt he ever could have imagined that some 20 years later people would be barefoot waterskiing and performing tricks, or jumping over 100 feet on waterskis. And what's more, I don't think he ever really imagined the die hard culture that would come with it. And yet, here we are.
So in reflecting on the history of this sport, we have to ask -- where is this sport headed? In the past ten years we have seen major strides in the industry. Boat companies like Mastercraft continue to push the bar higher and higher and create better boats with easier riding wakes. Riders like Freddy Kreuger continue to set and break world records. And you and I will continue to try and improve our riding style and tricks the best way we possibly can. So does it ever really end? Will watersports ever reach a plateau where everything has already been done? I for one don't think we ever will.
2014 A Year of Great Equipment
With every passing year we get to witness the evolution of watersports. And there's nothing like watching the progression of riding equipment to benchmark where we've been and where we are going. Manufacturers are consistently stepping up their game to create wakeskates that spin and flip easier, or make wakesurfers that are easier to ride backside. I mean, who would have thought that we would have boats that could transfer a wave with the flick of a switch.
It already makes me wonder what we are going to be riding in 2015. But I'm getting a little ahead of myself, I haven't even had a chance to demo half of the stuff on my list right now. But so far the latest wakeboard boot offerings have been particularly interesting, especially the Ronix Code 55. So if you've been looking to upgrade your boots then this is definitely the time to do it.
And speaking of upgrades, I've noticed a lot of folks on my river are spending a little time adding some upgrades to their docks, renewing the padding for their new boats. So if things are looking a little splintery on your own dock, then there's no time like the present to do a little dock spruce up.
In any case, let us know what you're most looking forward to in 2014. New equipment? New Boats? Shout it out in the comments below.
Let's Give it Up For PWC's
I know that a lot of you out there are attached like glue to your boats and the idea of riding behind a jetski is enough to make you cringe. However, there are a handful of reasons why you might consider owning a PWC, especially if you are a wakeboarder or wakeskater.
For me, the biggest advantage a PWC can lend is simply accessibility. The most pristine waters are often not easily accessed by a giant inboard boat, but you can usually launch a jetski and nimbly explore restricted waterways. You simply just don't get that experience on a boat. So if you have been on the fence about riding getting a jetski, I think you owe it to yourself to at least try riding behind one to see how you like it. What do you have to lose? And if you've already resolved to buy one but don't know where to start - I would highly reccomend checking out the SeaDoo Wake Pro 215, it's one of the only ski's designed specifically for wake based sports.
And as for the rest of you, who out there is already regularly riding behind a jetski? What made you choose a PWC and how do you think it compares to standard boat riding? Let us know in the comments below.
It's all Just Science
Sometimes we take for granted all of the science and engineering that goes into the watersports we love. Whether it's the way our skis or wakeboards are shaped, the variables that affect our boat waves, or even how our boat hull, engine, and instruments come together -- we are riding on the backs of years upon years of research and development all dedicated to giving us the best riding experience.
As much as I dislike science classes, there is no doubt in my mind that taking the time to understand the various anatomic makeup of our watersports tools can help us become better riders. So next time you are riding in the water, look down at what's under your feet and think about the shape and the contours and all of the variables that came together to put you in your riding position. It's a sobering thought, but the illumination it can provide to your riding skills is limitless.
Boat Fever is Going Around Again
Yes, it's a sickness that afflicts us every year. The symptoms include: zombie-like boat dealership drive-bys, stacks of boat catalogues strewn about your home, and an inability to talk about anything besides boats. If you or someone you know is exhibiting these symptoms, then they may have boat fever.
Unfortunately, there is no cure for the aforementioned fictitious disease. However, if you fancy yourself a marine hypochondriac of sorts, then take heart, I have a prescription that will work for you. In all seriousness, after looking at the previews for the 2014 Boat Season we are in store for some major innovations on the boating front.
First things first, Mastercraft is turning heads twice this year. First with their long awaited budget friendly NXT series of boats which will be available in Summer of 14, and second, the release of their GEN 2 Surf System. Both of these developments are nothing short of brilliant, but that's just status quo for Mastercraft.
After perusing all of the major boating events, I noticed that every company is amping up their game to make you a better, safer boat driver. I'm thoroughly impressed at how serious these companies are taking safety, and reminds me to brush up on water emergency procedures.
At any rate, it looks like 2014 is going to be yet another great year for the inboard boating industry.
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Feed Your Wanderlust for Watersports
As I type this blog post I am simultaneously packing my bags for a long overdue vacation. And it reminds me that traveling is one of the most underutilized functions of the watersports world. You can look in just about every country and find a competition ski lake or a cable park not far away.
The change of scenery may give you exactly the kick you need to have your next riding breakthrough. In fact, I can remember that it wasn't until I made a trip away from my home lake that I figured out the mechanics of raleys.
So if you're feeling restless on your home waters, then go out and grab a slalom ski bag or wakeboard bag, pack up your gear, and feed your inner wanderlust. Just make sure you come back and share your travels with the rest of us.
Will Watersports Ever be in the Olympics?
With the Winter Olympics less than a week away, it calls to mind an old debate that goes back nearly 40 years, and it all has to do with why boat towed watersports aren't in the Olympics. In fact, it baffles me as to why wakeboarding isn't even in the X-Games anymore. Some people actually think that we, as a community of watersports enthusiasts, are better off without the X-Games or Olympics. And maybe it's true. Maybe it's better to let watersports remain the close knit grassroots community that it is and let it grow organically. And if the Olympic committee doesn't want to see watersports, we can just create our own watersports events. What do you think? Do you think Wakeboarding and Waterskiing should be features of the Olympics? Let us know in the poll below.
Look How Far We've Come
Boat towed watersports are relatively young, we've only been doing this for less than 80 years. And in that span of time we've gone from riding rough wooden planks behind an outboard boat to creating one of the most sophisticated progressive industries in the world. Whether it's something as big and important as the cable park or as small as a drain plug that makes changing your boat oil easier, watersports innovations come in all shapes and sizes.
And as riders, we look back at the inventors of our most basic tricks like tantrums and backrolls and now we push them to the highest possible level we can. Then, future generations of riders will take those building blocks and push it even further. It's truly thrilling to be part of a sport that advances so quickly and as 2014 takes off, I look forward to seeing even more innovations this year. So what's your favorite innovation in the world of watersports? Is there one thing that you couldn't live without on the water? Let us know in the comments section.
2013 - We Hardly Knew Ye
It seems like 2 weeks ago that I was making predictions about how 2013 would shape up. Some things came true, while others... well, let's just say we might have to wait for some new innovations in 2014. As I start the new Year in a new place I am determined more than ever to increase my skills on the water. One thing I plan to do over winter 2014 is repair some of my delaminated wakeboards and fix some cosmetic dings in my boat hull. Our loaner wakeboard has seen a few too many crashes and is in bad need of repair. Last but not least I plan to run down my ten point checklist on the boat trailer and keep it rolling smooth. But enough about my plans, I want to know what all of you have in store for 2014. Let us all know in the comments.
Hello Charleston!
It's official, my wife and I have finally moved to Charleston. We have talked about it for years and we have finally done it. From a watersports standpoint I couldn't be happier as I now have an extra 2 months each year that I can stay in the water without freezing my koutoukis off. I am especially excited to be around Trophy Lakes where dozens of world records have been set in the waterskiing world. This allows me more chances to be around waterski competitions and even chat with some more pro wakeboarders and skaters. One thing I will admit though, is how happy I am to get to ride around the city on my bike. Biking, in my opinion, is one of the best things you can do to cross train for watersports. So for any of you other local Charlestonians out there, keep a look out for me on the water and feel free to say hey!


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Starting in August 2013, seven Loyola students will be awarded $15,000 a year as a part of a new scholarship program with the Taylor Foundation.
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"We do have some individual scholarships at Louisiana State University, University of New Orleans and Xavier but the biggest scholarship will be at Loyola," James Caillier said, executive director of the Taylor Foundation.
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The Taylor Foundation began in Louisiana in the 1970s with Phyllis and Patrick Taylor. In 1989, the foundation also started the Taylor Opportunity Program for Students, which became a state-funded private or public university scholarship program.
"The Taylors have no children, but they wanted to make sure that children in Louisiana could go to college," Caillier said.
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Caillier said he will return to Loyola's board of trustees in the fall.
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