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I hold regular Advice Bureaux for constituents within the Billesley Ward.
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Pokemon X
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This is a split board - You can return to the Split List for other boards.
A new CYOA about the Pokemon players. We are all Pokemon.
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I am going to start up a new CYOA because my "You turn into a Pokemon" one has gotten bland.
I could still continue this CYOA (http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/696959-pokemon-x/65129735) if that many people care about it, but I am going to make this new one regardless.
I am going to try to work in as many characters into this story as possible.
If you want to be part of this story please fill out this form and post it (Please do not PM me).
Age: (You don't have to be specific, you can say young teen, young adult, etc.)
Pokemon you would like to be in the story: (NO LEGENDS, MAYBE SMALL ONES LIKE MELOETTA, BUT NOT ONES LIKE GROUDON!!!)
Role: (Please don't be too vague when applying for a role) (You can apply for main characters, villains, etc.)
Here is how it should kind of look:
Gender: Male
Age: Young Teen
Personality: Kind of weird and quirky
Pokemon: Fennekin
Role: One of the main good characters
You will be addressed by your GameFaqs name.
The CYOA will start once we have gained enough characters for the story. Even when the story is going on we will take applications for characters.
The CYOA will be in another topic.
One thing I am finding hard is deciding if I should have people vote, or the person with that role decide :/
Oh, and MetaFalconPunch called Jolteon, so...
Start applying...NOW!
in the name of MAD, you gots to move like Jabba!
Official Flareon of the Eevee corps *wags tail* Official Shiny Fennekin of the Pokemon X & Y boards.
Gender: Male
Age: Mid-Teen
Personality: Has great sense of humor, but often easily annoyed. Likes to exaggerate dramaticness.
Pokemon: Jolteon
Role: One of the main good characters. Joins early in the adventure.
And my full username is rather long, so call me Meta.
Pretend this signature is a basilisk. You are now dead. Official Jolteon of the Eevee Corps and Pokemon X Board. WALUIGI IS NUMBER ONE!
Kraid: (steps on you)
I forgot to say I will be addressed as "Jabba" in the CYOA.
Also, should the CYOA progress by votes, or when a character has a choice, that user comes in and says what he/she does.
in the name of MAD, you gots to move like Jabba!
Official Flareon of the Eevee corps *wags tail* Official Shiny Fennekin of the Pokemon X & Y boards.
Gender: Male
Age: 16/17 years old
Personality: Serious
Pokemon: Zoroark
Role: Bad guy bro.
BlackFC:1807-8830-3725 "Squids are evil!" http://i.imgur.com/VcOip.png
Official Zoroark of the Pokemon XY board
MovesLikeJabba posted...
I like the second option.
It would feel a little more personal then (which is the point).
Just make sure it doesn't break the flow too often...
Pretend this signature is a basilisk. You are now dead. Official Jolteon of the Eevee Corps and Pokemon X Board. WALUIGI IS NUMBER ONE!
Kraid: (steps on you)
I have made a topic that will lead pokemon players from the black 2 board to this CYOA.
Anyways i want to join!
Gender: Male
Age: 13
Personality: Kind of random and funny
Role: One of the main good characters that come in a bit later on.
I do not know which pokemon to be in this CYOA.
Also would you please give us a list of what legendaries are allowed and one that are not allowed.
Call me Astral!
Official Derpy Hooves of the Pokemon X/Y boards.
Gender: Male
Age: 14
Personality: Kind of sporty, pretty chilled but can get easily annoyed. Has a good sense of humor. (I'm not very good at describing this, little help?)
Pokemon: Is Keldeo allowed?
Role: One of the main good guys.
Moooooom, Xerneas and Ferb are making a title sequence!
Official Keldeo of the Pokemon X/Y boards
Gender: Male
Age: Young-adult
Personality: Clever, patient. Can give a helpful advice.
Pokemon you would like to be in the story: Spiritomb
Role: Teacher of one of the Good Pokemon. Can be a minor character.
~Official Mewtwo of Pokemon X and Pokemon Y Boards~
The Strongest Pokemon!
Gender: Male
Age: Young Adult.
Personality: Cold and calculative.
Pokemon: Squirtle.
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Arcvalons really is a genius.-kamikazetomato. If I remain a virgin until I reach 30 I become a wizard. - gamerTai.
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Personality: Cold and calculating.
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mindyourmind wrote:Simply put : in the West we are all Buddhists in at least a nominal Christian society.
mindyourmind wrote:But let a Westerner practice Buddhism, Taoism or any so-called Eastern religion and the stupids descend - heavily. And this is where the pressure is brought to bear, and I believe that this will be the case also in the US, where we find a similar Christian society.
What triggered this discussion was a friend of mine who, after trying to practice Buddhism for a year, came to me in tears, telling me that she loves the Dharma but that it is just too difficult, and that she has doubts, and that she feels so alone in the practice.
mindyourmind wrote:My society has no real issue with say Muslims, or Jewish people, with a sort of tacit acceptance and a view akin to "well, they are just like that".
But let a Westerner practice Buddhism, Taoism or any so-called Eastern religion and the stupids descend - heavily.
KeithBC wrote:That is an important and probably accurate observation. There is a fundamental difference between western religions (Christianity, Judaism and Islam) and eastern religions. All three western religions share the view that the basis of morality is obedience. Basically, it doesn't matter what you are ordered to do, as long as you say "yes, sir", you've "done good". That is the substance of the myth of Abraham, which all three of those religions share. (recall: Abraham was ordered to kill his son. He was in the act of obeying when God told him, "Ha-ha, just kidding! I just wanted to see if you would do it." Abraham is considered a good guy because of this.)
This world view is the identifying characteristic of the western religions, and is not shared by eastern religions, such as Buddhism.
The thing to remember is that societies founded by Christians have political and social structures that, regardless of any ostensible separation of church and state, embody this model. They can accept people from any of the western religions because of this shared mythology. But having a different basis for deciding what is moral is not even considered by most people as being a possibility. It upsets their entire world view because it denies the very thing that that world view was based on.
Dana wrote:
....... I do not tell many people that I am Buddhist.
Sonam Wangchug wrote:It's kind of hard because if people ask 'what do buddhists believe' I feel.. buddhism is incredibly vast, and I have yet to even scratch the surface, however I suppose there are some Generic answers for that..
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SA Schools beat France U18 21-14 at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday.
The game was marred by dangerous play, with French eighthman Clement Ancley and substitute Louis Durbesson being red-carded in the second half for stamping on the heads of winger Siyabonga Tom and scrumhalf Kurshwill Williams respectively. Lock Alban Placines was sent to the sin-bin in the first half for a similar offence.
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Aminu actually had a good game..
His PPP (which includes turnovers) was well above average at 1.45 PPP (1 is considered good).
Yes, he needs to cut back on the turnovers, but he's gotten much better overall offensively.
Aminu plays like a walking valuum ! He is a space cadet ! Athleticism is JUST GREAT ! As long as you combine it with other aspects of your functioning anatomy ! Where is Miller !?
Aminu actually had a good game..
His PPP (which includes turnovers) was well above average at 1.45 PPP (1 is considered good).
Yes, he needs to cut back on the turnovers, but he's gotten much better overall offensively.
He's fine. So long as he isn't trying to dribble or shoot set shots. But he's fine with shooting on the move it seems.
I swear, add 20lbs to him and make him a PF.
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that was one of the sickest 1 handed alley oops i've ever seen, omg it was ridiculous, can we get a video of it?
he's a perfect 4th or 5th starter. He takes what he gets in the flow of the offense, doesn't take away from other guys. He just knows with limited offensive options he's gonna try and create. his turnovers will go down when players come back and his offensive output should be relatively similar to now. i think he's doing everything coach asks of ... focus the criticism elsewhere, you have a lot of options.
So it would go (assuming we are all healthy)
1. Gordon
2. Davis
3. Anderson
4. Rivers
5. Aminu
If you Jimmer it, they will come.
The Hornets should make Aminu dribble the ball everywhere that they go. In the airport, team dinner, shoot-arounds, etc. we should never see Aminu without a bball in his hand practicing. Kinda like rb's who have fumbling problems. They have to carry the ball everywhere they go.
He dribbles off his foot more than any player I've ever seen.
His turnover percentage is higher than it's ever been right now. His first 2 seasons he never reached 2 turnovers and right now he's pushing 3. I sometimes don't think Monty uses his players correctly. He doesn't seem to play to their strengths. Aminu shouldn't even be put in the position to be turning the ball over that much. Of course if we had 2 of our main starters he probably wouldn't be handling the ball that much but we don't, so, he does.
He's not quite an everyday starter yet, but he's improving alot. Hopefully once he cuts his mistakes down and continues to shoot a high %, it will add to his defense and rebounding.
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does he remind anyone else of shawn marion? He would be a great starter, he does absolutely everything but score efficiently
if he can get that floater to hit like he was last night, it'll make him very efficient. He's been working on a nice spin to the hoop as well. Still no hope outside of 8 feet though
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
Marion is a much better ball-handler and a more fluid athlete. Physically stronger as well.
Marion is 12 years older and is in his 14th season. Much more experience there.
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CHAPEL HILL — Whether it's James Michael McAdoo and Reggie Bullock stepping into prominent roles or Dexter Strickland and Leslie McDonald finding their stride in returning from knee surgeries or four freshmen contributing right away, coach Roy Williams has a way of encapsulating what North Carolina needs this season.
And while it's an explanation that could be classified as coach-speak, that still doesn't make it any less accurate.
"The easiest way to say it is this team has got to play as close to their potential as they possibly can to be successful," he said. "We're not going to be like last year. The talent level has taken a pretty significant hit."
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"I welcome meeting that challenge, though," McAdoo said.
"Don't even think about, 'Oh, we're not going to be as good,' " Strickland said. "For myself, that motivates me to play even harder and to work on my game even more. I'm pretty sure the rest of these guys think the same way."
McAdoo delivered a late-season surge of 10.6 points and 4.9 rebounds during the final seven games of last season. The next step in the 6-foot-9 sophomore's development: expanding from a complementary piece last season to the primary option of an inexperienced cast in the post.
On the wing, Bullock will be asked to follow a similar growth plan. The 6-7 junior averaged 9.3 points while starting the final 19 games of last season — after Strickland was shelved by a torn knee ligament in mid-January.
"The players I've played with here were great players and they taught me a lot," Bullock said. "It's my turn to help lead the younger guys."
Marcus Paige, the lone McDonald's All-American among the Tar Heels' freshmen, will be entrusted with the keys at point guard. He's a 6-foot, 157-pound, left-hander, whose lack of size figures to be an issue in some situations.
Williams said Paige understands how to run a team with savvy and toughness.
"So I'm really counting on him to be good," the coach said.
"He's been looking like he's been starting at Carolina since he got here," Bullock said.
The Tar Heels almost have a surplus of swingman-type guards with Bullock, junior Leslie McDonald, sophomore P.J. Hairston and freshman J.P. Tokoto.
Strickland, the team's only senior, is a combo guard known for his quickness and defense. He's North Carolina's current leader in games played (92) and starts (59).
Desmond Hubert, a 6-9 sophomore, and freshmen Joel James (a 6-10, 260-pound wide body) and Brice Johnson (a long 6-9 leaper) will factor in the playing rotation with McAdoo down low.
James, another lefty, probably is the most intriguing of that trio. He weighed 315 pounds the first time Williams saw him in high school. This preseason, James has displayed a soft shooting touch and the ability to eat up space underneath.
"He has shown me that he's ready to work," McAdoo said. "He definitely has that mentality."


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Mary Steffenhagen
Hey there, Scholarships.com readers! I'm Mary, a junior English major/business minor student at Concordia University of Wisconsin.
I'll admit, I didn't give my college search as much time or thought as I should have. I chose to attend Concordia for two main reasons: I was offered a substantial academic scholarship (and rather a lot of financial aid) and was able to take a free trip to London, Normandy and Paris through the honors program during my freshman year. However, my time at Concordia has been well spent as I have been able to take a number of fascinating classes with some exceptional professors, make a few lifelong friends, travel and even get some decent sleep.
I love having a busy schedule so this year I plan to intern in Milwaukee and hopefully (fingers crossed!) head to New York City in the winter. I've indulged myself a little with my English major – reading and being impacted by what I read has always been one of the best parts of my life – and I am looking forward to a career that not only allows but requires me to do just that.
The opportunity to be a virtual intern with Scholarships.com is one I couldn't pass up: Not only is this the sort of writing experience necessary for my resume, but it's a bit out of my comfort zone. I hope to challenge myself to be a resource to you readers and help bring some insight into the ordeals of life as a college student.
I'll sign off with the most important thing college has helped me realize (so far): Challenge yourself and you'll be pleasantly surprised at what you can accomplish. Thanks for reading!
July 31, 2013
Abby Egan
When I began attending college, I was convinced my family was going to fall apart without me. My little brother was going to cry himself to sleep every night, my mother was going to go crazy without our nightly chats over tea and my father was going to destroy the television because I wouldn't be there to help him manage the remote. But then I left...and everything was fine.
My family members went about their daily lives as usual. They didn't weep when they walked past my room. They didn't even call me that often – heck, I had trouble getting them to pick up their phones when I called! I rushed home after one month living away at school, acting as if I'd been stranded on an island for years. I walked in the door expecting my mother to fall over in shock and my brother to rush at me as if all his dreams had just come true. Imagine my surprise when my brother merely glanced at me from the couch and said, "What? You weren't gone that long."
At first, I was hurt but then I realized that I didn't get emotional when I saw family pictures on Facebook, nor did I think about them that often because my classes, friends and clubs were keeping me pretty busy. Leaving home for college can be hard on everyone involved but it's not the end of the world: You have a new life to lead away at college – don't miss it because you're wallowing in what you left behind.
If you ARE feeling homesick, don't hesitate to pick up the phone and give your dad/sister/friend/cat a call. Everyone likes to feel as if they're needed and I can guarantee there will be tears when your mom hears you miss her. Plus, vacations and long weekends are never that far around the corner.
Abby Egan is currently a junior at MCLA in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where she is an English Communications major with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy. Abby hopes to find work at a publishing company after college and someday publish some of her own work. In her spare time, Abby likes to drink copious amounts of coffee, spend all her money on adorable shoes and blog into the wee hours of the night.
July 30, 2013
Mike Sheffey
I took AP Statistics in high school and I attend Wofford College full-time during the traditional school year. This summer, however, I've been taking statistics at UNCG...so what gives? Well, Wofford would only accept AP scores of 4 or higher and I received a 3 and after my late declaration of comp-sci as a major, I figured out that I actually need it. So off to summer school I went – at a university I wasn't familiar with and with professors I didn't know and students who were strangers, no less – but I'm actually thrilled that I had the opportunity to study at another institution, albeit only for a summer course.
UNCG was beautiful and way different than Wofford. And the class was organized, taught and tested on completely differently. The textbook was all online – something I'd never experienced at my main college – but I loved it: All of the resources, tables and info were in one place and there was great statistical software built right in! But having it all online meant that the class was entirely learn-for-yourself, at your own pace, in your own time (which I had NONE of). It was different but I appreciated the class and continuing my coursework over the summer actually kept me grounded and on top of things I was involved with. Even a) planning a two-day music festival with friends b) working a full-time management position at my pool and c) applying for another internship (stay tuned for another post) didn't keep me from passing!
It was rough with the mix of everything else I was involved with but my experience in the class itself was pretty positive. So if you're considering taking classes at another institution during the summer or over break, remember that it won't be bad...it will just be different. It will cause you to form better and varying study habits that will most likely help you in the future and having that structured schedule in the summer will actually help in everything else you're involved with as well. Embrace the opportunity!
Mike Sheffey is a junior at Wofford College double majoring in computer science and Spanish. He loves all things music and has recently taken up photography. Mike works for an on-campus sports broadcasting company as well as the music news blog PropertyOfZack.com. He hopes to use this blogging position to inform and assist others who are seeking the right college or those currently enrolled in college by providing advice on college life, both in general and specific to Wofford.
Carly Gerber
For me, there's nothing like the feeling of driving around my hometown and getting flashbacks of good memories with my friends and family. There is nothing that can replace the familiarity of your childhood home but it's important to make your dorm/apartment and your campus your second home. Here are a few things I did with my college living space to feel more like home:
Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
July 29, 2013
Melissa Garrett
Whether you dread clothes shopping or can't wait to go back to school in style, there's no denying that new clothes can put a serious dent in your budget. Although college students can spend small fortunes on their new fall wardrobes, they definitely don't have to: Clothing happens to be one of the easiest categories to cut back your spending if you know where to go.
While some people may turn up their noses at the thought of shopping at Goodwill or other second-hand stores, they can actually be great places to find brand names at very low prices. Just recently, I bought some clothes that included a Lip Service dress and tops from Express and Loft among other popular stores...and I walked out of the store having paid less than $20 for all of my new clothes, some of which didn't even appear to have ever been worn. I am very picky about what I wear (I usually prefer black) and even I manage to find several items each time I visit a second-hand shop.
While shopping at thrift stores is fantastic, you must buy with skepticism as you would at any store. Don't load up your shopping cart just because the items are cheap – prices add up and if you are careless, you may end up spending as much money as you would have at a department store! Remember that items have been owned before so check garments for any defects before purchasing. Also, don't forget that a pair of fabric scissors can work wonders: Don't be afraid to get a cheap, plain top and alter it yourself to make it an original.
All of this saved money can really benefit college students throughout the school year. More money in the bank means bigger budgets for textbooks, school supplies and fun...and who DOESN'T need a nice day out with friends after a hard week of studying? The better you learn to balance your budget, the more often you will be able to feel guilt-free treating yourself to a study-free weekend.
Melissa Garrett is a sophomore at Chatham University majoring in creative writing with minors in music and business. She works as a resident assistant and is currently in the process of self-publishing several of her books. She also serves as the president of Chatham's LGBT organization and enjoys political activism. Melissa's ultimate goal is to become a college professor herself.
July 26, 2013
Veronica Gonzalez
Attending college can be both fun and challenging. As a student, you'll definitely have lot of new experiences but it's best to know about the good and bad.
The good things about college experiences are that they constantly revolve around activities. In college, it wouldn't hurt to get involved with a club or organization that interests you – this way, you can make new friends and give yourself a sense of school pride. Also, doing community service with your school can impact you socially because you're reaching out to your own community and getting to know more people. Plus, joining an honor society or a club that associates with your favorite subject will sweeten your college experience by bringing out your smart and talented edge.
Even though new experiences can be exciting, it's just as important to be very careful when having them. In college, there are many parties and socials and if one over-parties, their academic performance can easily suffer. Also, peer pressure is always present: People may try to lure you into dangerous addictions like smoking, drinking, etc. – this can also lead to academic failure so watch out.
Now knowing the pros and cons of college experiences, you can rest assured that there are ways to have a great time in school. First, academics always come first so make much of your time "study time" as to not lose sight of your academic goals. Secondly, there's nothing wrong with going to socials but it's best to do it in moderation. Finally, listen to yourself: Know what's best for you and understand that what you do while attending college will stick with you...especially thanks to the Internet. Enjoy your time in college but remember not to lose sight of your goals!
Veronica Gonzalez is a rising junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
July 25, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
Choosing where you want to live for a full year can be a big decision! Whether you realize it or not, where you live can really impact you and how you study – so much so that it can make or break your academic success. Here are ways to amplify your opportunity with the best housing options during your first year at school:
You want everything in your favor during your first year so make sure to choose the best option for YOU. Your housing choice will have an impact and it's up to you whether it will be for better or worse.
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, is the treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
July 24, 2013
Whether you've known your soon-to-be roommate for years or have never met before, there will be ups and downs to living with another person. Here are my helpful tips on setting up a positive roommate relationship and what to do if you and your roommate aren't hitting it off.
Good luck in your roommate search but don't sweat it if you and your roommate don't get along. We all want the roommate who will become our best friend for life but many times, that doesn't happen. Surround yourself with people who accept you and who you get along with.
July 23, 2013
When many students begin college, they will be living away from home for the first time. If you are one of these students, it's likely you have a lot of thoughts about living in a college residence hall. You're probably wondering what your roommate will be like, how you will decorate your room and how you will adjust to a new environment but there is an area of residence hall living that is often overlooked: sharing kitchens, bathrooms and other common areas.
During my freshman year of college, I lived in Chatham's Woodland Hall. Though it was a great place to live for the most part – all residents friendly and it is the only residence hall on campus with an elevator – there were some not-so-great qualities as well...the worst being the kitchen. Despite the number of posters that resident assistants hung up asking people to "Please stop dumping food in the sink" and "Please clean up after yourself", no one seemed to listen. (I'm not even going into detail on the condition of the bathrooms.)
It might be easy to say that cleaning up after students is the job of university staff but they can't possibly handle everything, especially when people are being careless and lazy. College students are young adults and learning responsibility is very important. This sort of problem in cleanliness really isn't that difficult to fix and all it takes is a little pitching in from all of the residents. If you pick up after yourself and do your part to make sure things stay clean, chances are that others will follow.
Is there a problem with cleanliness at your school? If so, be sure to report it to your resident assistants so that they can hold a hall meeting. Also, be sure to take charge yourself by expressing your feelings about the place that you live. Tell your friends politely to be sure to clean up after themselves when they are done using a shared space. We are all neighbors in the residence halls and a clean environment is definitely much more pleasant to study in.
July 22, 2013
"I need to take all of my stuffed animals with me!"
"'Cause I'll need them!
This was an actual conversation I had with my friend when I was packing for my freshman year of college. I was absolutely convinced that I would decorate my bed with the stuffed animals I had collected since childhood; after my first few days at school, however, they were shoved in bins under my bed to make room for my new friends to hang out.
Dorm rooms are always smaller than you anticipate. Your storage space is tiny, especially when you're sharing one room with two to three other students, and bringing unnecessary knickknacks along becomes a hassle. Entering college can be frightening because you're leaving so much behind and starting a whole new chapter of your life but remember, you're going to be making memories along the way.
When packing memorabilia, keep it simple and sweet: one or two things you absolutely can't leave home without. Most students don't move out of their family homes permanently when leaving for college so leave the family scrapbooks and little league trophies at home. Look forward to the stuff you're likely to collect along your journey through college. Look forward to the change of lifestyle when you move away from home. But mainly look forward to the change you'll grow into as you become a better version of yourself.
Nowadays, my bed at school is decorated with one stuffed animal: my school mascot. As for the rest of my cuddly companions? They're at home whenever I need to visit them.
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MARK KEOHANE, in Business Day, writes the Stormers are more pretenders than contenders when it comes to Super Rugby silverware.
The Stormers won't win Super Rugby tbis season and another home defeat could see them not even make the play-off Top Six.
The Stormers have dropped four from six matches and they still have to tour Australia and New Zealand.
Super Rugby, in his current form, is only into its second year, and based on last year's results teams who have ambitions of hosting a play-off semi-final can't afford to lose more than four matches.
Teams, aspiring just to make the top six, can lose up to six matches. But to win this tournament it's rare (only the Crusaders and Bulls have done it) for a side to win an away final.
It is as rare for teams to win away semi-finals.
The Stormers simply had to win against the Cheetahs, as much as the Sharks had to be successful against the Crusaders.
The Sharks were good value for the win against the Crusaders and once again they turned to the youth of Kyle Cooper (hooker), Piet-Stef du Toit (lock) and Marcel Coetzee (flank) for inspiration. All three play direct rugby and all three made an impact in contact and in all tackle situations.
When the Sharks didn't have go forward ball their backs looked inept and Pat Lambie, despite his brilliant goalkicking performance, still isn't showing the flyhalf form of a few seasons ago.
The Sharks certainly are missing Tim Whitehead's strong running and distribution at No 12 and the back three, as a unit, are still finding form comparable to their reputation.
The Sharks are also missing Willem Alberts and Jean Dysel's physicality and they can only get stronger as the season continues. They will also have Bismarck du Plessis back post the June internationals and if they continue the winning habit the squad can only be strengthened come the play-offs.
The Sharks, my pre-tournament favourites, remain the best of the South African sides and they have shown an ability to win matches they could as easily have been lost.
The Stormers, by comparison, have gone the other way and their decline has been gradual over the last three seasons.
The Currie Cup final win of Western Province against the Sharks only added to an illusion that the Stormers (WP in another guise) were a team about to peak and not one whose best effort had already proved insufficient to win the tournament.
The Stormers should have won the tournament in Allistair Coetzee's first season in charge, when they lost to the Bulls at Orlando Stadium in Soweto.
Referee Craig Joubert's interpretation of the breakdown that Saturday killed the Stormers, who on balance were the better team. Joubert's interpretation favoured the Bulls and Morne Steyn's boot did the rest.
Rassie Erasmus, Coetzee's predecessor, turned the Stormers from a squad of highly paid pretenders into contenders with substance.
Defence became the watchword and physicality became a weapon not usually associated with teams from the Western Cape.
But Coetzee, as head coach, has not advanced the style of play and those who were at a peak in the final against the Bulls have steadily regressed as individuals and also when asked to perform as a team.
The Stormers remain a good team, but not one that looks anything like championship material.
They lost two successive Super Rugby home semi-finals in the last two years and in both instances were emphatically beaten.
The team performance this season has been more consistent with the team that lost both those semi-finals.
The Sharks are not playing their best rugby and they haven't come close to matching the enterprise that won them away play-off matches in Brisbane and Cape Town, but they have shown maturity to win ugly and still get results when not playing to their ability.
The Cheetahs are the people's favourites in this competition and were worthy winners against the Stormers, but despite the fantastic start I can't see them sustaining the momentum for another two months.
If the Cheetahs make a top six it will be an effort of note, but they would have to travel away, probably to New Zealand, to win the tournament, and I can't see that happening.
The Crusaders and Chiefs remain the bookies' favourites, and the Sharks continue to be South Africa's strongest option.
The Brumbies started well but have suffered in recent weeks and I have a feeling they will struggle in Dunedin this weekend and may even lose out to the Reds in the Australian Conference.
The Kings were magnificent in the way they denied the Brumbies, and stronger New Zealand teams, will be even more effective.
This was a weekend that told us a heck of a lot about who are contenders and who are pretenders. To those in the Cape, your boys are pretenders.


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Written by Curt Popejoy on 04/29/2010
I realize that some of you came here looking for grades on the various teams and their drafts. If that's all you are interested in, you might look elsewhere. I've tried that, and it made no sense to me. Dallas gets a C, Seattle gets an A. What does that mean? I'm a teacher and students earn grades I don't give them anything. These draft classes will earn a grade in about 3 years, so we can grade them then. Until then, I am just going to rail on some things I experienced during the huge 3 days of the NFL draft, not just about the draft but you will get a little on my draft day Twitter experience, being a celebrity at Buffalo Wild Wings, and how being wrong is ok.
There were a few teams that caught all the attention by the talking heads and not all of them did so for the right reasons. If I don't mention your team or the players they drafted, it's probably because they did ok, but nothing remarkable either positive or negative. That's probably a good thing. In the long run, it's the teams that seem to bring the quiet storm during the draft that down the road win big.
First there were a few teams that had to make their fans happy. Some took very aggressive approaches to improve their teams and other more of a "let the draft come to them" approach and still did well.
Seattle Seahawks - If a team can snag 3 starters in a draft, that's huge, and I think with Russell Okung, Earl Thomas, and Golden Tate they did just that. You figure in a trade for LenDale White and you could conceivably have 4 opening day starters from the draft. Pete Carroll is a smart guy, and he is building a nice team. While I disagree with how much they put into getting Charlie Whitehurst, it won't impact them this year unless Matt Hasselback gets hurt. I think they would have been good to get an explosive playmaker on offense but regardless they have done well for themselves and if Leon Washington can come back fully from that injury he could be that guy anyway.
Oakland Raiders - Yeah, never thought I'd say this, but the Raiders did some good work. Near as I can tell, they had Al Davis locked in a closet, duct taped to a chair on Thursday and Friday and only let him out on Saturday, but whatever it takes, right? The Raiders first three picks, Rolando McClain, Lamarr Houston, and Jared Veldheer are all players that look to contribute early, and should all make their way to the starting lineup at some point. With the next two picks, Bruce Campbell and Jacoby "Cheetah" Ford you have pure Davis. Triangle numbers. I am not sure Campbell can play since he's only played in 17 college games, but Ford is underrated and if he can become more consistent with his hands, no doubt his speed will get him open. You figure in a trade for Jason Campbell, which should mean the beginning of the end for Jamarcus Russell and the Raiders have gotten much better.
San Francisco 49ers - Niner fans, if you were looking to see Michael Crabtree catch 100 balls this year you may be out of luck. The Niners did everything they could to become a power running teams, drafting 2 huge running blocking linemen, the best run blocking TE, and a massive power back to pair up with Frank Gore. 3 yards and a cloud of dust is my kind of football so I am ok with it. My only concerns with the Niners is, did they address their pass rushers and are they really sold on their QBs? The first may be taken care of with some June 1st cuts, but they are going to run with the QBs they have and hope that run game can keep him clean.
Carolina Panthers - The Panthers had the best draft for me. The fact they didn't have a first round pick and were able to get Jimmy Clausen was tremendous. Listen up haters, Clausen is the real deal. And he's been drafted into the absolute best position of any rookie QB. He's got a great oline, exceptional running game, and weapons in the passing game. Clausen has to be doing cartwheels at the idea of being here instead of a place like Cleveland or Buffalo. The rest of their draft was less exciting but still very good. Brandon LaFell will pair up nicely with Steve Smith and Armanti Edwards, while a reach, can give them a wildcat option, and possibly an Antwan Randel-El type wide out. And don't discount getting Eric Norwood and Greg Hardy on day 3. Both guys were very productive players in college.
Now, the teams I think enjoyed Katz Deli more than the draft.
San Diego Chargers - This has nothing to do with the talent of Ryan Mathews. He's the most complete back in the draft, and I think he will make Chargers fans happy for a long long time. I do think however the Chargers did two things really wrong. First they go duped by misinformation and basically mortgaged the farm to go up and get him, and in doing so they lost picks they could have used to address other pressing needs. The Chargers front office obviously believes that the Chargers are one player away from the Super Bowl, but I am not sure they are right. That defense has taken a huge hit this offseason and although I like Darrell Stuckey and Cam Thomas, no pass rush help and no CB worries me a lot.
Jacksonville Jaguars - I am not going to rail on about Alualu. He's a nice player. This pick reminds me a lot of when Buffalo selected Donte' Whitner a couple of years back. If Alualu ends up being the next Warren Sapp then they will look like geniuses. Plenty of people are hammering the Jags for this pick so I will refrain. I will rail on the fact that with everything wrong with this team, the Jags drafted defensive linemen with their first 4 picks. If this team allows a single 100 yard rusher they better wonder what happened. Trading for Kirk Morrison was a nice more, but letting Clint Ingram go wasn't. You figure in two throw away players at the end, and I just don't see where this team is any better now than they were last Wednesday.
Denver Broncos - I am not basing this on the Tim Tebow pick exclusively. I will comment more on Tebow in a moment. I have serious issue with a team giving up an elite player like Denver did with Brandon Marshall for a 2nd round pick, and then using a first round pick to try and replace him. First, Demaryius Thomas will never be Brandon Marshall, but second, you basically are telling the world, "yeah we took it in the shorts on that trade" but using a 1st round pick on the guy you want to take his place. I've heard Thomas compared to Rod Smith. You better hope so. The rest of the draft, sans Tebow was solid, especially J.D. Walton who will start for them for a decade, and CBs Perrish Cox and Syd'quan Thompson who provide nice depth. But no 3-4 downlinemen? Really? This defense got run on late last season and I don't see that being any different this year. It's putting a lot of faith in some 30 something free agents As far as Tebow goes, I will only say this. Bill Parcells can make this pick. Bill Cowher could have made this pick and it would not be part of their legacy. For Josh McDaniels, he is now forever tied to Tebow. McDaniels has to have a set of brass ones, but it's not a risk I take. The ceiling for Tebow even best case isn't enough. If Tebow isn't good in 3 years, and I mean really really good, he will be gone and he'll likely be playing for whichever team McDaniels is working for.
Mock Drafts
Who doesn't love mock drafts? They are a fun guess at how the league thinks and a way for fans, draftniks, and whoever else to try and be a GM for a moment. But let's be clear what they are. They are a guess. A poorly educated guess at that. And as someone who's done mock drafts for over a decade and done this site nearly as long, I don't hang my hat on how accurate my mock drafts are and I never will. And anyone who does, it a fool. So please, and you know how you are, if your mock draft happens to do ok, there's no reason to be a dbag about it, especially on Twitter. It's the second worst thing you can do.
What's worse? Bring a hypocrite. I found it pretty funny, when I would get a tweet from a fellow draftnik, that went something like this, "I told you all Everson Griffen was going to fall.". I then go to their site and see they have him as their no.5 De and a 2nd round pick. That just makes you look stupid. Stand by your rankings or they don't mean anything. Credibility has to account for something right? I hand this info out as a public service, so don't hate.
Being a Celebrity at Buffalo Wild Wings
So Saturday my oldest daughter and I decide to go grab some wings at BWW for lunch. Obviously the draft is going strong and on all the screens. I am sitting there with Lexi, powering down some blazin' wings sweating it up, and just enjoying myself. My daughter is only 11 but she has picked up a ton about football and knows the draft so we are talking about the players and picks as they come up. I am working Twitter on my HD2, and I mention to her something that I had on my site. Some guys at the next table hear and lean over and ask me what my draft site is. I am proud to tell them, and low and behold they were regular visitors. It was pretty hilarious and so random. We talked prospects for a little while. The funniest part? Their favorite thing on the site? This one having nothing to do with the draft. The All NFL Team of Guys Who Don't Actually Play in the NFL Team Thingy I'm ok with that.
NFL teams are wrong, and that's ok
There were some players who went undrafted that if you scan the internet you can see were rated much higher not only by the draftnik community of which I am a part, but the bigtime sports media like ESPN and the NFL Network. Since this has happened, what the rest of the world has concluded from this is that guys like Todd McShay, Mike Mayock, Mel Kiper, and myself are just stupid and have no idea what we are talking about because we thought Donovan Warren and Jeremy Williams would be drafted. Let me drop a little knowledge for ya. The NFL gets it wrong. In fact they probably get it wrong more than I do. So the fact that Warren wasn't drafted might be that he's not a great player, but don't rule out that he is, and the NFL just boned it up. Most rosters have between 7 and 10 players on their active roster who went undrafted, so those are screw ups by the entire league right.
Let me finish my little tirade with two names. Lock these names away for the next 3 years and if they blow up, remember your pal Curt hooked you up and give me some props. Because I know if they don't, you won't hesitate to tell me I was wrong. Aaron Hernandez and O'Brien Schofield. Just jot 'em down. These guys are gamers. Should have gone much sooner.
This wraps up the 2010 NFL draft, and the draft season. As you can see on the site, I already have preliminary 2011 player rankings and will have my first 2011 mock draft mid-summer. Expect big things this Summer, as the end of the draft is just the beginning for us. We are going to have lots of college content and should help you with your football fix all Summer long!
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Posted on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Sunday, November 18
What: New Tools for Finding Old Stuff
Where: Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois
Temple Beth Israel, 3601 W. Dempster St., Skokie.
When: 2 pm
Who: Ginger Frere
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Technology is changing the face of genealogy. Come take a look at some new online tools and techniques for finding our elusive ancestors. Smartphone apps, software "to-go", current maps overlain by historic maps, online classes, digital libraries, wikis and more! Learn how these tools can add to your genealogical bag of tricks.
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Recently, I finished Steve Hassan's book "Combating cult mind control". I half expected the religion of my birth, Mormonism, to be brought up as an example of a cult and it was not. The book focused on destructive cults like the Moonies, The Way, The people's temple (Jim Jones) etc. The author, Hassan, was a top Moonie recruiter for 2 or 3 years and after an accident was wrenched out of the Moonie cult and deprogrammed successfully.
Throughout the book I drew parallel after parallel. Until I read this book, I never considered the Mormon church as a cult. I concluded that the Mormon church takes on many prevalent cult characteristics. The last chapter in particular hit me that my 2 year service as a missionary in Spain was the biggest parallel to Hassan's Moonie cult experience. The Mormon temple experience also takes on significant cult characteristics.
Here is my list… in progress of course:
1. In Temple recommend interviews, members are told that the interviewer represents Jesus and should answer all questions as if they were talking to Jesus. This is a break down of barriers designed to condition the member to completely submit to church's authority
2. Naked touching during the washing and annointing initiation rite in the temple breaks down personal barriers, creates submission to church authority (*Note: Naked touching was finally removed from the indoctrination rite last year)
3. New name given to inductees at the temple, suggests reassignment of identity
4. Temple endowment experience is hypnotic, produces a relaxed, even sleepy alpha like state for receptivity to church indoctrination, oaths, instruction, commitment. Similar to Moonie repetitive indoctrination sessions where chanting, singing, and long periods of lecturing happen.
5. Secret signs, tokens, passwords to get into Mormon heaven are given in the temple. If one does not have this exclusive information, they will be denied access past certain angels along the way back to God's presence. This is an element of control designed to produce exclusivity
6. Requirement to wear church approved underwear night and day, conditioned to believe they possess special protections. Another design to control via exclusivity
7. Strict tithing requirements. Yearly face to face confrontation with a high church authority to declare to him (as the lord's representative) how much money the member was able to give to the church. Encouraged to give everything that the lord blesses you with even ones time, talents to the building up of the LDS church. In addition to tithes, generous fast offerings are encouraged. Giving to other charities or worthy causes outside the church is heavily discouraged. The member intuitively knows that the tithing, fast offering, missionary funds and perpetual education funds must be donated to first… and only THEN should outside charities be considered. This cult characteristic, to me, falls under extreme duress to give only to the church organization. The member is even told that if the tithing is not "honest" they will literally burn up at the Lord's 2nd coming.
8. Outsiders not permitted to enter the temple. Exclusivity.
9. Members believe Jesus literally walks the halls of the temples and no other buildings on earth receive this priviledge. There is only Faith promoting rumors to back this up of course. Yet it is a very strong and widely held belief in the church that this is so.
10. There is a blatant Us vs Them mentality. The LDS testimony conditions members to "know" based on feelings that they are the only ones on earth with the Truth or approved plan of God. Everyone else is wrong and must be saved or baptized into the LDS church. This doctrine goes as far as to maintain that every living human who has ever lived in this earth must be baptized. While logically impossible, the doctrine is widely believed. God will figure it out. This rationality is supposed to support this impossibility
11. LDS church has more evidence to prove it false than it does to prove it true, yet members see this as a test of faith and God's way of strengthing his "Elect". Or members have been conditioned to never look at this material. Very similar to the Moonie approach that outside information was evil and falls under satanic origins. Anything that could potentially deprogram a Moonie was satanic. Family members, spouses, newspaper articles, radio… you get the idea.
12. Members are encouraged strongly to never look at "anti" literature. Yet early apostles encouraged the discovery of truth and preached openly that truth would stand up to highest degree of scrutiny. This was before damning evidences to the church's platform of ideology was widely known or even challenged. During this era, the church had a sense of infallibility as the saints were securely sequestered in the desert of Utah. Completely isolated from the outside world.
13. Bishop interviews are obsessed with sexual purity for youth & missionaries. Adults have been told which sexual acts are permissable and which are not. Though, this is not consistent throughout the church. Young people must disclose any sexual acts, even minor ones. This young person (male or female) believes they are talking to Jesus Christ's representative in these interviews. Lying to the bishop is equated to lying to Jesus.
14. Missions are extreme examples of Cult experience as I will outline bleow:
A. Missionaries work 80 hrs a week free labor (Missionary makes no money) in fact the missionary pays largely for his own meals, lodging, transportation and clothing out of his own pocket. The missionary is told that the 2 years in service is a "tithing" of the first 19 years of his life that God gave him/her.
B. When not working in field one is encouraged to read scripture & pray constantly
C. High amounts of self-indoctrination and mass indoctrination at zone, district meetings. Guilt tactics are used. If low recruit numbers are happening, the missionary is frequently blamed. Reasons for low recruit numbers are tied to unlikely reasons such as a lack of dedication or commitment to mission rules or even a suggestion that too many missionaries were masturbating too frequently in the past month. This is a gross abuse of mind control.
D. Encouraged to frequently recite scripture and hymns, carry a prayer in ones heart at all times so as to fortify ones efforts to keep rules, remain "sanctified to the cause" and not have impure thoughts or masturbate.
E. No outside influences, no TV, no radio
F. Must always be with companion except for showers and toilet
G. Confined to one area, not permitted to go outside geographic boundaries
H. Extreme limited contact with family, letters once a week, no phone call home but twice a year
I. Primary job is to recruit new members, give the prospect milk and NO meat doctrine. Deception (by only telling the rewritten version of the church's history and doctrine) is encouraged most often without the missionary NOT knowing he is testifying to untruths.
J. Every person met in any circumstance is sized up as potential recruit. Every person talked to is seen directly sent to the missionary by god and must be testified to. This is a serious duty.
K. Current members are badgered for referrals for new recruits, friends and neighbors
L. Loaded language, acronyms. Outsiders cannot follow many regular Mormon conversations.
15. If one ever leaves the church, they are told and conditioned to think they will be sent to outer darkness in the afterlife. There is a fear of eminent damnation if they leave the group.
16. One man (the prophet figure) speaks for God. Members see this as extremely positive as they believe the prophet will never lead them astray. When confronted that prior prophets in history have been wrong or even preached harmful doctrine that was widely held up as God's word (racial discrimination) the member quickly dismisses this. This is supported by the perceived good works the church produces and the notion that mormonism produces good people and strong families.
Just my 2 cents worth of observation as a former Mormon.
I would be interested if anyone has done a similar comparison to Jehovah's Witnesses, Christianity, Islam, etc.


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DoD published the changes in the Federal Register as a final rule earlier this month. The department had initially intended to start requiring the agreements at the beginning of this year, but it had to put the plan on hold and make revisions after concerns were raised not just by the colleges themselves, but also by members of Congress and veterans groups.
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The Pentagon said it spent $545 million on the program in 2011, when 320,000 service members used the funds to attend colleges or other educational institutions.
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Leading the Falcon's was Junior Matt Tyndall who ran one of his best 10K times ever with a 34:09, finishing just outside of the All-Region Team. Senior Brandon Whittaker finished next for the Falcons with a 35:33. Pfeiffer was the fifth ranked Carolinas Conference team, the same as their finish in the Confernece Meet. The Falcon's finished 13th in last year's regional race.
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Who should the Panthers should draft at No. 14?
Gabe Whisnant -- The middle of the first round sounds like a perfect spot to fill a void at DT. Missouri's Sheldon Richardson (6-4, 295) would give Carolina an immediate starter up front. Other options: Replenish the defensive backfield with Florida State CB Xavier Rhodes (6-1, 210) or Texas S Kenny Vaccaro (6-0, 214).
Richard Walker -- It seems like there's been more momentum for wide receiver in recent weeks, but the draft experts probably have it right that one of the defensive tackle prospects – Florida's Sharrif Floyd, Missouri's Sheldon Richardson and Utah's Star Lotulelei among them – is the likely pick.
With the top pick, who will the Chiefs select?
Gabe Whisnant -- Right tackle Luke Joeckel (6-6, 306) seems to be the consensus choice. The Chiefs have a new regime under Andy Reid, who likes to throw it, so protecting the blindside of newly signed QB Alex Smith will be a priority.
Richard Walker -- It's such a foregone conclusion that Texas A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckel will be the Chiefs' pick, you have to look hard to find mock drafts with another player listed. But the pick does make sense for a team that will be adjusting to new coach Andy Reid's passing game.
Who's your sleeper pick to go early?
Gabe Whisnant -- I like Elon WR Aaron Mellette as a small-school player that could have an impact early and develop as his career progresses. Given a chance, the 6-2, 217 Sanford native could thrive in a pass-happy offense.
Richard Walker -- When healthy, North Carolina running back-return ace Gio Bernard is as electrifying as any player in this draft. His history of knee injuries probably scares some teams, but his youth and explosiveness make him a high risk/high reward pick that might give some team the final piece to a championship puzzle.
What's the strength of the draft?
Gabe Whisnant -- The big guys. Teams looking for stability up front, should be able to find solid starters on either side of the ball – especially in the early rounds. Next year's draft will contain more star power with the likes of Jadeveon Clowney (South Carolina, DE) and Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M, QB).
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