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KTM's multiple Dakar Rally winner Cyril Despres hung on to the overall lead on the penultimate stage of the Desafio Litoral Rally in Argentina on Friday. He finished fourth in the stage and now has a narrow three minutes 44 seconds lead over KTM rider Jakub Przgonski of Poland going into Saturday's short final stage of around 75 km.
But his result today was thanks in part to good teamwork in the KTM factory team. Cyril Despres destroyed a tire with about 40 km to go in the day's second timed section and was helped out by KTM's Taddy Blazusiak who swapped wheels with the Frenchman to allow him to finish the stage and stay within striking distance of the overall victory. Taddy then rode the rest of the timed section and the remaining 100 km back to the bivouac on the damaged wheel, thus preventing his teammate from losing too much time.
"I was pretty sure I could have finished on the wheel but Taddy swapped with me and I was able to get on with the race," Despres said from the bivouac. "It means he is going to be starting quite far back in the field tomorrow and that will make it hard for him. Now I have a small advantage going into the last stage but in this sport you never know what is going to happen. For sure its never over till its over."
Blazusiak, KTM's Extreme Enduro specialist is in Argentina for his first ever taste of rally sport during the long summer break in the US EnduroCross Championship. He has done well during the rally but failed to finish in in the second stage after a crash that aggravated an old shoulder injury and damaged tire apart, also did well to arrive back at the bivouac today.
"I was happy with my riding today," Blazusiak said. "It was very fast and I had a good rhythm. It's very different to Enduro riding but it was going well for me. Also there was not too much navigating to do today and in this respect I still have a lot to learn. But when I saw Cyril had trouble with his tire, it was natural that I should give him my wheel as he had a good chance to have the chance to take the win. After all, that's what teammates are for"
Results Stage Five (of six)
1. Mauricio Gomez (RA), Yamaha, 2:38.41 hours
2. Pablo Rodriguez (RA), Honda, +2.52 min
3. Jakub Przgonski (PL), KTM, +3.44
4. Cyril Despres (F), KTM, +5.44
5. David Tieppo, Beta, +6.25
6. Javier Pizzolito (RA), Honda, +7.08
7. Taddy Blazusiak (PL), KTM, +10.26
8. Laurent Lazzard (ROU), Yamaha, +11.39
9. Frederic Judez Rivas, Yamaha, +12.42
10. Jorge Aguilar, KTM, +12.52
Standings after Stage Five (of six)
1. Despres, 13:16.41 hours
2. Przgonski, +3.44 min
3. Gomez, +1:02.24 hours
4. Rodriguez, +1:30.50
5. Pizzolito, +1:33.47
6. Jeremias Israel (RCH), Honda, +1:35.10
7. Juan Ortiz (RA), Yamaha, +3:07.51
8. Demian Guiral (RA), Honda, +3:11.46
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JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) -- A ball. A boat. A little girl's sandal. Filmmakers are working to find -- and tell -- the stories behind some of the items that have washed up on North American shores following the deadly 2011 tsunami in Japan.
"Lost and Found" aims to reunite items discovered by beachcombers and others who feel compelled to return them to their rightful owners, co-director John Choi said.
A trailer for the film, which is still being produced, features two men affected by the items they've found. John Anderson found a volleyball on a beach in Washington state and Marcus Eriksen, head of an expedition that sailed from Japan to Hawaii to look for tsunami debris last year, found part of a boat. Neither of the items has been linked to their original owners yet.
"It was just like, Whoa, oh man! There's one of them balls with all the writing on it," Anderson says in the clip. "I'm more interested in the story behind it. You know, I would sure like to know what happened to these people. It would be nice to know that they survived or this was at home while they were away -- just this got washed away."
Eriksen said when his team first saw the boat, there was initial excitement, "because we had been watching the ocean for a few weeks, just wondering what's out there. But when we approached this, it quickly went from fascination and excitement to, like, the sobering reality that this was someone's property, and we were very quickly filled with compassion about, you know, who lost this boat."
"They didn't lose it," he said in the clip. "It was taken from them by natural disaster, so I feel compelled to find that individual."
Monday marks the two-year anniversary of the disaster, which devastated a long stretch of Japan's northeastern coast and killed thousands of people. The Japanese government estimated that 1.5 million tons of debris was floating in the ocean in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami, but it's not clear how much is still floating.
Tsunami debris is tough to monitor and distinguish from the everyday debris -- much of it from Asia -- that has long been a problem along the West Coast. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said just 21 items of the more than 1,500 reports of possible tsunami debris -- including balls, a motorcycle and boats -- have been firmly traced back to the tsunami. However, the agency lists scores of other items along the West Coast and across the Pacific Ocean as potentially linked.
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The Marlins couldn't help the Braves clinch a National League East title on Friday, but Atlanta can take matters into its own hands on Saturday at Wrigley Field.
The Braves decreased their magic number to one with a 9-5 win over the Cubs in Friday's series opener. They hung around to see if the Marlins could beat the Nationals later that night, but Washington delayed the celebration with a blowout victory.
On Saturday, the Braves hope they won't have to wait in order to pop some champagne. If they take care of business on the field, they will claim their first division championship since 2005.
Atlanta, which also leads the race for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, will send Kris Medlen (14-12, 3.32 ERA) to the mound at Wrigley Field.
Medlen, who has won eight of his past 10 starts, dominated in his last outing. The right-hander used all three of his pitches with success in 7 1/3 shutout innings for his fourth straight win.
"I think tonight more than even the past few, I established all three pitches early," Medlen said after the game. "I knew I was going to have to establish all three, and usually it takes a couple innings to kind of get the curveball going, but everything felt really good from the get-go, and I just mixed pitches pretty nicely."
Meanwhile, left-hander Travis Wood gets the nod for the Cubs in what will be his first career start against the Braves.
Wood (9-11, 3.05 ERA) tossed his 23rd quality start of the season his last time out against the Pirates but took a no-decision. In that game, he allowed two runs on five hits in six innings.
"For me, it goes back to last year when they wanted me to work both sides of the plate, arm side and glove side, and I really focused on arm side, because I was predominantly glove side," Wood said about his approach this season. "For me to take that into this year and make sure I can command both sides of the plate and prepare as best as I can, side sessions and everything, it's been outstanding."
The left-hander hasn't fared too well at home this season, compiling a 4-8 record with a 3.53 ERA in 17 starts.
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• Atlanta activated outfielder Jason Heyward from the disabled list on Friday. He started in center field and hit in the leadoff spot.
Heyward's return comes just four weeks after his jaw was fractured by Mets left-hander Jon Niese on a fastball up in the zone. He will wear a protective guard on his batting helmet for the remainder of the season.
"It's good to be ready," Heyward said. "I've been working hard to get back in shape as soon as possible."
Heyward finished Friday's game 0-for-2 with a walk and a run scored.
Cubs: Castillo out for season
• Welington Castillo has a partial meniscus tear in his right knee and will need arthroscopic surgery.
The Cubs catcher will now miss the rest of the season. The injury will take four to six weeks to rehab following the surgery.
Castillo, who had an MRI on Friday, exited Thursday's 5-1 victory over the Brewers in the sixth inning after running out a ground ball.
"With proper rehab, it's the type of thing you come back 100 percent from with rehab," Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said.
Worth noting
• Cubs outfielder Junior Lake leads all Major League rookies with 67 hits since the All-Star break.
• The Braves have been shut out 15 times this season, marking the second-highest total in the Majors, behind Miami with 17 shutouts.
Quinn Robertsis a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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At work, practice puts perfection in reachBy KATIE YEZZI
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Katie Yezzi, the founding principal of Troy Prep Elementary School, is shown at the school in Troy, N.Y., last month. Yezzi has said that practice is one of the most powerful ways to improve performance in teachers and students.In 2011, I started a public charter elementary school as the principal. My organization, Uncommon Schools, manages charter schools for the bottom line, which in our case is student achievement. Some 92 percent of my schools students live below the poverty line, and the urgency of our facultys work is what motivates us to be great every day.
But the overwhelming need to be great can also swallow people up. If teachers are underperforming, or if student achievement appears to be plateauing, teachers can become paralyzed and fall prey to self-doubt or frustration.
We have found an antidote to this sense of defeat: practicing and preparing outside the classroom. Practice, I have found, is one of the most powerful ways to improve performance.
In March, as I was preparing to conduct midyear reviews with the teachers, my managing director, Doug Lemov, asked me if I wanted to practice any of them in advance. I immediately took him up on the opportunity to practice one review of a teacher who was struggling. I was dreading the review. I didnt want to be harsh, but I also didnt want to water down the message and give this teacher a false impression. I knew that I wasnt ready to have that conversation, so Doug and I practiced.
Doug demonstrated some language I could use, and I rephrased it and tried it out, and then went over and over the main pieces of the conversation. When it was time for the review, I felt confident and calm, and was able to be entirely present and to listen. I said everything that I needed to say, and found the balance between directness and compassion. Practice had helped to make something difficult much easier.
Feeling good about the situation, I jumped into a second review, with one of my stronger teachers. This review would be mainly positive, so I didnt think I needed to practice. I was surprised when the meeting, far from going as expected, involved lots of tears (hers) and awkwardness (mine) when I went over some areas where she could improve.
As I handed over the tissue box, I realized that I had imagined practice mainly as a tool for dealing with poor performance. But it can also be important for strong employees, who stand to give so much back. A well-conducted review, practiced in advance, has a better chance of making them feel happy and valued.
In other performance professions, like music or sports, the top performers always keep practicing alone and together. Its understood as crucial to staying at the top of their game. I had fallen into the trap of assuming that practice was a tool to avoid disasters, as opposed to a way to maximize positive outcomes. Now I see it as one of the only things that will keep helping me grow as a professional and add value to my organization. With our students, we never accept that some wont ever get it. We know that intelligence is not a fixed trait; with the right instruction, and lots of well-constructed practice, all of our students can achieve at high levels.
Interestingly, not all of our teachers initially apply this thinking to themselves. One came into my office the other day, saying she knew that her class wasnt going well and that she didnt think she could ever help her students improve. I rejected that idea and noted two small changes she could make. She still wasnt buying it. Then we practiced, with me demonstrating alternative teaching methods and her trying them out. Her whole outlook changed. She felt the difference.
Five minutes later, she was performing in front of her students, doing what we had just practiced. I could hear the difference. I checked in with her later, and she was beaming. She still had a long way to go, but she had already proved to herself that she could become better and that the improvement was under her control.
When I read reports of low teacher morale across the nation, I believe them, but I dont see much of that in our workplace. We all work hard in a very demanding environment, but our teachers love their jobs. The key to workplace satisfaction is doing a job well, and our most powerful tool for ensuring that is practice.MORE IN National / World BusinessNEW YORK Everyone wants in the Club. Full StoryEvolve Rutland Full StoryDHMC recognized Full Story -
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2012 - Around the Bay in a DayRe: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayWell another weekend approaches so another weekend of riding
I must say I have not done a lot thhis week, last weekends 203km really took it out of me. I went for a run on wednesday and the legs were heavy so I have taken it easy but thats over now Tomorrow is the usual 62km ride to forest hill and back and sunday I plan to do the 1:20 and the wall to skyhigh and then into my saturady route via croydon hills & north, ringwood, map my ride tells me its 111km. Sunday is my last chance for a big ride before the ABD and I also have to fit some 15km to 18km runs in for my half marathon on the 14th. anyway I hope everyone has a good weekend riding 2011 Felt F75
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayGood stuff YVP. The weather is supposed to be pretty good tomorrow (sunny and 23 degC).
I'm off at 12pm for a 75km ride with a few local club members and may even extend it a little further if time permits. Hopefully I get a chance on Sunday to do a couple of laps of my local 40km circuit as well. I might even get out there in my 2012 Bupa ATB jersey, which I'm happy to say fits really well (I'm so glad I chose size L instead of XL). Next Sunday (30/09) is our club's 120km ATB training ride so I'm really looking forward to that (and can hopefully ride there and back as well to make it a 160km ride for the day). I also made it to Evelyn Faye's in the CBD during the week and picked up some various energy bars and gels so I can try them out and see which one's i like best before the ATB ride. Happy riding to all who get out and continue their training this weekend! Dave 2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
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Sounds Great!
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a Daygood work Dave
I would be interested in what gels you like, I am quite partial to the endura raspberry gels, the winners blackberry and apple energy bars and the assent choc mint protein bars. I have also discovered the Gu Brew tabs, they give your water a bit of fizz, lemon lime flavour and electrolytes. Have fun on your club ride part 1 of the weekend went well and it was really pleasant out there apart from a couple of magpies I would really like to be armed and take then down, but I am sure there are a number of laws prohibiting me from doing that 2011 Felt F75
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayI did 125k ride yesterday with the wheels I'll be doing atb on.. Was pumping some high cadence
Did it in 4h12mins with the aid of a high 5 Isogel, rice cake (homemade) & powerbar performance bar Could of gone longer to but was a little short on time
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayGreat stuff jamesn184
I also wish I had more time today but my wife works on saturday so I have a strict curfew I get more time tomorrow but the weather is not looking as nice as today 2011 Felt F75
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayYeah I wish I had the weather like this yesterday
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayOh nooo I went to finish off my bike and just found out my right hand shifter is faulty. I have had some awesome support from the forum so I should be able to make sure the prolite is all up and going (and that I have some good training on the bike) before the big day.
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayOK I woke up today and my riding mojo just wasnt there. I almost didnt bother going out but I did and within the first 50 metres I knew a double climb wasnt going to happen.
So I set off on a new route, well an old route actually, but I just pedaled along. I still went up a few small little climbs and then I decided I wanted to see how fast I could descend down Boronia rd and I topped 72km/h. I got to the bottom of the hill and looked up & I could see Mt Dandenong, so in the end I did to a ride up the 1:20, my second best actually. Halfway up I decided I would descend the 1:20 for the first time so I got up the top, caught my breath and turned around. I must say the descent was fun, I think I prefer the descent into montrose but as I said it was fun. I then went back into bayswater and then my usual way home. In the end I did 77km and 1142m of climbing and feeling stuffed. In the last week I have ridden 340km and done 3731m of climbing so I think I am ready for the ABD 2011 Felt F75
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I tried the Endure Raspberry gel yesterday during the 70km club ride and I thought it was pretty good. A little sweet but certainly paletable. I also have an Endure Grape flavour and also a Shotz Wildberry gel yet to try. I also tried a Growling Dog (Chocolate) energy bar yesterday and would give it a 5/10. It was SO dense and chewy and half resembled a muffin bar in texture. The taste wasn't too bad but I found it a bit too chewy and not easy to eat - and the bar is huge so I ate it in three goes along the 70km ride. I still have another Growling Dog bar (Berry I think it is) to try so I'll see how that one goes. Today's ride was 50km's in that beautiful 30+km/h westerly wind and I had a Winners Cadel bar (mountain mix) and really enjoyed it. Quite moist, very easy to eat and the taste was 9/10. Will most certainly be buying these again - and they are the cheapest bars. Evelyn Faye had them for $1.90ea and Woolies/Safeway had them on special last Friday night for $2 ea. I still have an Endura Energy bar (chocolate) and a Winners Cadel bar (Apple Berry) yet to try but I'm sure I'll go through a few of these during next Sunday's 120km training ride. Dave 2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayHi Dave,
You almost need 1 litre of water to wash those growling dog bars down, thats why I prefer the assent bars, still chewy but you definitely dont need to put the same effort in getting them down. I am a big sweet tooth, thats why I love the raspberry endura and I love the apple berry cadel bars, I could eat them every day 2011 Felt F75
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayTry the powerbar performance bar's they are easy to eat and don't require a lot of water afterwards..
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayI just purchased the Clif bars and they are pretty tasty.....
Had one today on my ride in the wind & rain today...... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayWent 140km on Saturday... My longest run after last week's Sunday 105km with YVP. Went the same route from Ringwood to Frankston via Eastlink - Cheltenham Rd - Springvale Rd - Edithvale - Nepean Hwy, then from Frankston to Port Melbourne via Beach Rd, then Sandridge Rail Trail to South Melbourne - Gardiners Creek - Burwood Hwy - Station St - Canterbury Rd - Eastlink - back to Ringwood. The ride was great, and the weather was superb. Heaps of shattered glasses on Cheltenham Rd unfortunately... Looks like someone thrown something flat made of glass (not a bottle) to the side of the road, and unfortunately unto the bike path.
YVP: you were once told me about the descent in Canterbury Rd after Vermont, you were right. It was fun (and a bit scary I have to admit)... Clocked 57kph there... Could have been sixty-ish but I am too afraid not to hit my brake. I think I am now ready for ABD too... But was glad I did not sign up for the 210km as I would need longer time to prep for that. Vaxwell: Sorry I didn't inform you about the ride, but was not plan to go that far.. I was just about to ride around Ringwood, but suddenly had that idea to retrace my training with YVP last Sunday. "Ride like the wind, Bullseye!"
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Hey, that's fine! I was in Kew doing a few laps of the boulevard, anyway. There was a women's skills session put on my cycling australia before that, so I had a great old time. I only ended up with 55km or so, but got a good 1000m of climbing in! I've not really have much chance to ride recently.
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayWell done Kimmie, your racking up the k's now. You should give some hills a shot, you will be surprised on how much that helps the power & speed on the flats
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayKnocked out a 113km ATB training ride with my local cycling club this morning - bringing my total distance for September to 1004 km's.
I am very happy with that effort! I never thought I'd ever ride that distance within a month, and all the km's have really made a difference. Riding up several hills today I felt great and didn't struggle once (and didn't have to drop to my lowest gear - for a change). Thankfully the weather held out for us and there was a fair bit of sun which was nice (but a cool 30km/h SW wind to contend with at the back end of the ride). During the ride I consumed an Endura Chocolate energy bar (was really nice) and at the 60km mark we stopped for a coffee and I had a Nutella sandwich (and finished off the Endura bar). Further on during the ride I consumed a Cadel (mountain mix) bar and an Endura gel (grape) which really hit the spot with about 15km's to go. Also went through just over 3 bidons of water - which I'd like to try and up (I need to try and remember to drink more often), but I finished the ride feeling strong which is a positive and have no major aches or pains to speak of. Looking forward to the event now and even though it's going to be a really long day and a huge effort (for me) I don't think I could have realistically prepared any more than what I have done. My plan is to concentrate on keeping to a steady pace and not go out too hard early. Join onto groups that are going the pace I want to go and if they speed up too much I'll jump off the back and resume a comfortable pace. Now it's time to book the bike in for a well-earned service and then keep up the km's until the event. Dave 2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayGreat stuff Dave. Sounds like your all sorted for the ABD and your eating plan is also sorted
Great stuff also 1000km for the month, thats a sensational effort. Well life and weather has conspired against me as I haven't been out on the bike this week. I have managed to get 3 runs in and I did 15km yesterday in 1:30 so I am happy with my progress for the half marathon. This time in 2 weeks I would have competed in my first half and this time in 3 weeks I hope I have finished my first 250km ride good luck with your training this week 2011 Felt F75
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Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayThanks YVP.
I thought I was doing OK training for the ATB ride but training for a half marathon at the same time is something else again. I wish I could run but I was only ever good at the short distance races (100-200m). Any distance that was measured in km's my body refused to play and I slowed to a crawl (or slower). Hopefully you find time to get out on the bike again this week and good luck with your training (both bike and running). Dave 2012 Felt F75 | 105 | ProLite Braccianos | GP4000S
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayI did a miserable 60km ride on Friday in high gusty winds and rain.....but it was to meet the Tour de Kids Plus charity riders who were on the last leg of their Adelaide to Geelong ride (850km in 6 days and $12000 raised !).
Bad weather prevented any riding on Saturday - totally random gusty winds and showers all day..... Sunday - rode for 4 hours, 109 km..... W to SW'ly 25 - 35kph winds.... 2 litres of water consumed, 2 SIS bars, 3 Hammer tablets, 1 Endurance Gel..... Feel good today so might do an 80km ride today as I have a PDO...... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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Not all at the same time I hope! Your mouth would still be stuck together. Cheers, Simon. Phil Liggett, TdF 2011, Alpe-d'Huez: "I reckon tonight in hindsight he may have won the Tour de France tomorrow."
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayHey all,
I noticed a few have received their jersey/riders kit but unfortunately mine hadn't arrived yet. I signed up on the 13th of August. I rang up Bicycle Network and they told me it was an issue on their system and that I would need to pop down on the 19th to pick up the jersey/riders kit. What a pity
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayThe Hammer tablets do get rather gloopy....
And taste a bit floury.... Yummy! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
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For some reason I think those Hammer Tablets would be the size of Horse Tablets haha They seem cheap enough to try out
Re: 2012 - Around the Bay in a DayJust did a 80k ride with my Dad and his friend this morning, Seriously wondering how i'm going to do the 210 .
All i had was 1 fruit bar so i think i should eat a bit more on the rides. I think it took us almost three hours as there were hills involved.
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About Me Long-time Pet Owner
This was prescribed by my holistic veterinarian and it worked great for our cat, who had stress-induced colitis, caused by someone in our neighborhood who has neglected to get their roaming tomcat neutered. Our cat appreciated the fish flavoring. Important note to other cat/dog guardians: never ever let diahhrea go for more than a couple of days without seeing a veterinarian. In kittens/puppies it can be a sign of intestinal parasites, or it can be other serious problems. Letting it go more than a couple of days can lead to severe dehydration and death.
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KatieBrooklynHairDark BrownCurly HairJust OkayI was looking for a replacement for the Sedu mini, which I had for 3 years and loved until I left it at the gym and someone took it.
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Flaming homosexual. One of queer lifestyles.
Holy crap, look at that guy!
Must be Win.
Must be Win.
מאת Negative Creep
9 בפברואר, 2005
42 more definitions
Top Definition
A word with a very broad syntax of usage, generally indicating that something is great.
Music = Win
מאת H4Inf
9 באפריל, 2003
On imageboards, when a image post is made, the post can be win or fail, depending on if the image is liked and appropriate for the topic of the board.
This can be made stronger by adding epic before it, as in 'Epic win!'.
This can be made stronger by adding epic before it, as in 'Epic win!'.
"This thread is made of win"
"This thread is made of win"
מאת Anonymous-obliges
7 בדצמבר, 2006
Wins: ie for soemething to own a situation, be enjoyable, cool,rock,kick ass, or be vastly superior to any situation:
"Dude, this definition totally wins you, its so l33T"
מאת Fat Umar
15 באפריל, 2005
quality with which something wins a non-existant, abstract competition which has undefined criteria for winning
"full of win"
"full of win"
מאת j burrito
12 ביוני, 2008
The action or reaction to the direct opposite of a fail. A win is a moment of such epic sucess that it needs not be acknowledged with more than an understated "Win" which signifies the moments' need to be granted the tag of a "Win" due to its importance in the History of Human existance.
Person 1 "Jane just got another boob-job and now their hugee!"
Person 2 "WIN"
Person 2 "WIN"
מאת buddamunz
12 ביולי, 2009
The opposite of fail; when something of awesomeness happens.
Did you see Bobby playing Halo last night? That was win.
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Real Teens Ask: How Old Are Kids Who Start Using Drugs?
Lots of teens have questions about drugs. Each year, NIDA scientists spend a day chatting online with high school students and answering their questions.
At the last Drug Facts Chat Day, soccerstar0 asked:
"On average how old are kids who start using drugs?"
Research shows that drug use often starts in the teen years. You might have heard that, but here's something you may not know—the science shows that the younger you are when you start using drugs, the more likely you are to get addicted later on. Doing drugs can also cause problems with friends, in sports, and in school.
Let's face it—when someone tells us not to do something, that sometimes makes it seem more exciting. But drugs can really do some not-so-exciting things to your body. NIDA researchers discovered that drugs can literally change the way your brain works. And since your own brain won't finish growing until you're 25, you probably don't want to mess with that process by doing drugs.
don't give wrong info just beacuse your close minded give helping info for people who need help not B.S. you and your so called facts..
Nobody factors fun into the equation.... all you get is a bunch of people whining about using drugs because of depression, or addiction, or some sort of need when the truth is a majority of people use drugs merely to have a fun night with friends and a majority of people leave the occasionally rare experience or trip unharmed.
It's the demonization of it all that makes it bad, and causes problems down the road instead of encouraging responsible use. It's like sex, staying abstinent is a joke, you might as well encourage doing it safely.
THe thing is, for teens, the consequences can make it SO not worthwhile because, for one thing, illicit drugs are, well, "illegal," and that could mean getting arrested, which can cause a cascade of problems that no one saw when they were having "a fun night" with drugs. Also, certain drugs can magnify a tendency to act on impulse, which can put you in situations that you regret later. So, encouraging "safe use" is a kind of a joke, too, 'cause how can you define that for a young person?
you know what some kids just dont listen to their teachers,or parents when they are told not to do drugs their friends are putting preesure on them that is peer pressure DON'T DO DRUGS EVER IT CAN KILL YOU AND YOU WILL BE SORRY your teachers,and parents told they probaly told you one,twice.triple times you probaly wish you were never on drugs
Some children these days don't know what DON'T DO DRUGS mean
drugs are so lame, they are just one way to die slowly and painfully, and some times it goes to far and people die before you realize you are dying.
Thanks for the great post. I will tell my friends about your page. Thanks again...
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MercySon. I couldn't help but comment about your're post. You ramble on about how Marijuana has yet to negatively effect you. I beg to differ. Your entire post was misspelled and was full of poor grammer. Obviously it has effected you. You say your in college to be a student of law? It makes me laugh at your grammer.
As for the topic, i agree with a few other people. It's human nature to want to try new things. An elder tells you, 'you can't'. So what is every teenager going to do? They're going to break the rule/law. I am mature for my age, i'm 17. I find teenagers who use substances to be inccompitent and immature. They see a rule thats limiting them, thats telling them they can't. It drives them crazy, so when the chance presents itself, they jump.
Yes it is very true that kids do drugs at a very young age. When I was around the age of ten I saw kids my age smoking weed. I'm now 19 and in college and I still see it today, but with a variety of new things. Students in college try things like adderall and ritalin to help them focus when it comes around final exams. There are many reasons why kids and students start doing these drugs. One is because of stress they might be experiencing at home or the abuse they are taking physically/or mentally. Two students in college tends to deal with a high amount of stress levels, so that leads to these types of drugs. And finally most kids and students because their friends do it. I know most people would say weed helps them and makes them thing better. In some ways this might be true, but in the end I mean when your (older), you may not be able to be on the same mentally level as you should be when you become older. Weed kills brain cells and what do you need to help you to be able to remember how to do things, and just follow common sense. Oh I know you need brain cells. The legalization of Marijuana is playing a big factor into today's society. And the parents play a major role in why kids start drugs young. And the way parents set standards in their household. I think if a parent just be straight up with there kids they will not become disappointed in them later on in life. And this is how I feel towards this topic.
Im 13. I do not do drugs. We learned marijuana is healthier than alcohol is that true? And why is it medicine if its bad 4 you?
And also my friens say that they do it 4 fun is that a common answer
@212ntn Last question first: yes, lots of people say the do drugs for fun.
Good for you for not buying into that "fun" idea. We know, for instance, that the younger you start taking drugs, the more likely you are to become addicted. And drugs play tricks on your mind and body, making it hard to stop once you become addicted. Here's a post that talks about what happens to the brain and body under the influence of drugs of addiction: http://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/word-day-brain-reward-system/
Here are some answers to your other questions:
It is hard to say whether one drug of abuse is better or worse than the other, as so many factors are involved: someone's age, how much of the drug they take and even their reasons for doing the drug.
It's also important to make a distinction between drugs as medication, and drugs of abuse. Prescription drugs can be safe and effective when used to treat certain conditions and under the supervision of a doctor. Some of these drugs may be abused - pain medications, for example, can be highly addictive over time if someone uses them for the wrong purpose, with the wrong dosage, or by someone who wasn't really prescribed them in the first place. But you're probably hearing about other health treatments as well. For example, medical marijuana has been in the news a lot. Scientists have shown that marijuana's active ingredient (tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC) can help people with certain medical conditions like pain, nausea, wasting disease, addiction, autoimmune disorders, etc., especially for patients with advanced stages of cancer or other painful diseases. Currently, there are just two approved oral THC medications. However, smoked marijuana has not been FDA approved as a medicine, because taking smoke into your lungs is never a good idea.
I think teens should just not start drugs the first time. depressed, hurt or whatever, dont do it! how does killing yourself make your life any easier? on top of that, your just hurting the people around you that have to see you do this to yourself. how about you stop being selfish and do the right thing! DONT, i repeat. DONT DO DRUGS!!!
Why i said what i said is because right now im watching my four friends do drugs, Its killing me. I dont know how to help them. I want to. But they already made their choice you know? I just dont want anyone else to throw there lives away. Drugs arent worth it. Their not. Do something other then them. Theres sooooooo much that you can do instead of drugs. Be Smart!
I have read several of the posts on here and find it very interesting to read different points of view. I used to think that smoking weed was no big deal, but as I have read the research being done and compare it to real life situations of long term smokers of marijuana that I know, I have totally changed my mind. I think that there are medicinal uses for it and that should be the extent of it, I do not feel that it should be legal like cigarettes and alcohol, look how much damage they cause, do we really need to just add another addictive substance? Another thing I found amusing is that the first comment made on here by Mercyson, states that he/she have smoked weed for years and that it has not effected them or their academics, clearly this is not true, there are SEVERAL misspelled words in his comment. I would say it's fair to ask if marijuana plays a role in that. Not to be rude but going into law school you should at least be able to know the difference when using the term AFFECT and EFFECT and how to spell other basic words such a relationship (also misspelled).
i'm doing my senior project on the effects on teenagers who have parents who use drugs! both of my parents used drugs, my father died in 08 but not from drugs and my mother is off drugs now. I would say they both have been using since i was 2 or 3 i'm 18 now. while i do this report i'm searching for a way teens can over come following in their parents foot steps. Like i said before i'm 18 and my whole life i smoked weed once and that was it! i DIDN'T like it and will never do it again. Honestly i don't see why people use drugs there are so many things in the world to do in order to get over depression and stress and social acceptance. I mean come on now why would a teen want to be hung over and druged up i just don't get it and NEVER WILL!
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My neighbors take drugs and they smoke it at the park with other kids cALLED "pot heads" It is tearing their mom and dad apart as well as ruining their little brother and big sister's life.They steal thier stuff video games and bikes as well as small appliances for drug money. I just wanted to share that to show others what can happen.
i am doing a report and i need to know whydo kids do drugs
@pwms~crazy There is no simple answer to your question, but you are in the right place to research the topic! Several posts here address that question. For starters, why don't you check out the following: http://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/so-why-do-people-like-drugs/ and http://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/real-teens-ask-drugs/. You may also want to read Drugs, Brains, & Behavior - The Science of Addiction. Good luck on your report!
My 5 year old son looks up to my brother who is 19. I found out that my brother stole $700.00 from my son's biggie bank one day. It took my son a few years to save that money. He's dad use to take time counting the money with our son and used that time to bond with him and also as a teaching experience. When my son found out that the money was gone, he literately fell on his knees and started to cry. I will never forget this moment! I never told my son that it was my brother who took the money but I will definitely tell him when he starts high school which is a time that drugs will be a popular topic.
tkz 4 the 411 more children need to be more educated on drug abuse and the dangers of drugs like the most common 1........methanphetamine.some kids do drugs & dont kno it like pop rocks. so, keep up the great work.
Q: has weed ever killed someone
A:no it has not.
just try to prove me wrong
i believe tht doing drugs is wrong and if your 12 you should know better than tht!!!
im doing a report on my teens do drugs and the stuff that the tell me is reall dissapointing
@Ricksta That's a good question - without a good answer. It depends on the person – most people are introduced to drugs by people they know. The "where" could be a party, a friend's house, or just about anywhere people hang out.
We encouraged our son to attend school parties that he had refused to go to for the first couple years of Middle School. Ironically, as soon as he went to his first party, he was introduced to marijuana and tried it. We had no idea because the "game" is to have a sleep over at someone's house after a party, (usually at the home of an extremely clueless parental unit.) By the time we figured out what was going on, his grades had plummetted, his friends were not the same and he was on Facebook constantly when he said he was doing homework. For parents I say, remove the computer from your child's room, take the phone and put it in a drawer when they go to bed, and don't think you're child is above it all. Vigilence is the key. No matter how loud the protestations or the guilt. Be their parent first. It's a very tough time as teens try to figure out where they fit in and the sands are shifting below their feet constantly. Have plans for your weekends, get your child involved in a structured sport activity that requires attending practices and keeping one's grades up. Eventually, they can stand on their own two feet. But don't EVER think your child is handling things well just because you believe you've given them the tools to think. They will often disappoint you. If that happens, just remember to tell your child first and foremost that you love them no matter what. (You will be angry and it's hard not to be, but it's still about guiding your child through some very tough and challenging times.) You won't be able to see your child as the innocent person you thought they were. But, maybe it's better to know that your child is growing up, and they need you in a different way now. If you can, stay strong on maintaining control while your child is at home, because they will still have ample opportunity to stumble when they are back at school with friends. Lastly, do not tell your child that you read something on Facebook or Twitter or FormSpring. If you do, they will find other means to communicate. Btw, contact your cell phone provider and use the parental features whereby you can set the hours for sending and receiving text messages on your child's phone. Sure, it's time consuming, and often frustrating. But, I'll guarantee you that you'll be glad you took the time to do it. The first time your child discovers and complains is the first sign that you did the right thing by imposing the texting schedule in the first place. I strongly recommend taking the time to set up the hours when texting is allowed, and when it's not. We set television watching parameters, but are overlooking the fact that the same structure is needed to keep young teens from getting involved in unnecessary drama that involves texting and posting on whatever social media is in vogue in your area at all hours of the night, and when you think they are doing their homework.
kiddding lots of help! i did some researh and found out that even some cats are doing drugs now. it's horrible
@soemone where the heck do you get your information! carazy
Im 12 i think im already addicted it started on the bus with my friend ahe offered me vodka i said sure i LOVED the feel of it the we tried budweiser ehh it was ok i like vadka now shes bringing in some drug pills and the hard drugs cocaine im no longer addicted but im afraid shell one day end up dead i love that girl like a sister i wanna help her but idk how now shes selling drugs all around the school and were just in 6th grade
y0l0. i think i might be addicted to cocaine and marijuana. i'm only 14 and i don't want to be addicted. i want to live a nice life with a family and such! [personal info deleted, per guidelines]
I tried one when I was six years old but I had it one time. Since then I had never had another ever again plus if did had one my family will take away my pet snake. [name deleted, per guidelines]
i am 16 and 3 years ago i was addicted to meth i was in and out of rehabe mostly cuz i diden beleve i had a problum but when i was about 15 irelized i had a big problum cuz my brother found it and told me he was gonna tell mom and i got mad and tried to push him out the window after that i realized i needed help so i got it thank you to the people at my rehab center thanks to you ill never do drugs agin
Im 14. There first time I ever smoked i was 12. it started as just cigarettes. When i was 13 i tired marijuana. It didnt do anything for me there first time. so one day i was with people and the asked if i wanted any so i thought since it didnt do anything the first it wont this time. well it did. and turns out it was laced with meth. my momther doesnt know it was laced but she is aware if smoked pot before. I have smoked pot since then. and i dont let it take me over. it takes a way the stress. and i know your thinking your 14. What do you have to be stressed about? but i am. i deal with alot. but im a aunt to 9 kids. it makes me wonder doing this is going to act like a free pass for them to do it when they get older. so thats the day i decided to get clean. im almost 7 months sober.(:
i hope this helps anyone. its not "cool" in anyway. i promise it can cause so many problems in life. stop while your young!
"How Old Are Kids Who Start Using Drugs?" was a fantastic posting, cannot wait to look
over far more of ur postings. Time to spend some time on the internet haha.
Thank you ,Kristie
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Psych Student, please check out Drug, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction. It explains that addiction is a brain disease and how your age might influence your vulnerability to the disease.


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