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It is time to start looking for Spring Break deals if you are planning to travel over the break in 2014. Many students end up traveling during this time. Some choose to go to a fun beach destination while others may choose to go skiing. Even families like to travel and find Spring Break deals during this mid-semester break, according to a Feb. 25 Christian Science Monitor report.
In order to get the very best Spring Break deals this year, the experts advise to book your ticket at least 15 days before you depart. This can help you save money. Unfortunately, sometimes last minute deals are the best, but during Spring Break 2014, you likely won't find a lot of last minute travel specials. You do not want to be paying off your Spring Break trip when it comes time for your summer vacation, which is why planning and booking early is important.
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A visual journey through Kenya - from the Samburu People to vast plains and majestic wildlife of the Masai Mara to bustling streets and sun-soaked beaches of Lamu
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A British YouTube personality who claimed he was assaulted near a gay club in West Hollywood has been charged with filing a false police report.
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Rylan Clark-Neal has criticised both sides of the EU referendum argument for making "a circus" out of their campaigns.
The organisers of the Oscars have invited a record number of new people to vote for next year's Academy Awards following the row over a lack of diversity.
The organisers of the Oscars have invited a record number of new people to vote for next year's Academy Awards following the row over a lack of diversity.
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Caroline Wozniacki said she's "thankful" her ex Rory McIlroy called off their wedding.
A burglar who targeted pop star Rita Ora's home in a raid worth more than £200,000 has been jailed for five years.
Oscar nominees Jude Law and John Malkovich will both return to the London stage in 2017 in new plays.
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Emma Watson was left red-faced when her phone went off in an interview, blasting out her Tina Turner ringtone.
Justin Bieber has served almost two years on probation for his 2014 egging incident.
EastEnders bosses surprised viewers with topical references to Brexit and England's exit from Euro 2016 in Tuesday's episode.
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Follow a winding staircase to the bottom of the dramatic, 500ft-wide 120ft-deep sinkhole known as Devil's Millhopper. Sinkholes such as this are formed when rainwater seeping into limestone substrata creates an underground cavern that eventually collapses, leaving a deep cavity. This one was named for an Indian legend that told of the devil hurling human bodies into its depths.
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The Lady Redskin Varsity Tennis Team finishes 4th place out of a field of eleven teams at the Garden City Invitational Tennis Tournament on Saturday, September 25th. Dodge City took first place team honors with 41 points, Meade finished in 2nd place with 26 points followed by Garden City with 25 points and Liberal with 24 points. Susan Nguyen continued to carry the team on her back with a solid performance.
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#1 Singles—Susan Nguyen went 2-1 on the day earning the 2nd Place Silver Medal. She faced the only two girls she has lost to this year, nearly avenging both defeats. After receiving the #3 seed and first-round bye, Susan defeated Shelby Dinkel from Hays 8-2. Then in a rematch with a talented clay-court specialist from Germany, Susan defeated Carlotta Stern representing Meade 8-4 to put her in the finals against the defending 4A Champion, Caitlin Wark from Colby. After giving up the first four games, Susan battled back to tie the match up 7 games all. In an exciting 7-point tie breaker, Susan fell short 5-7 to win the Silver Medal.
#2 Singles—Kathy Nguyen went 2-2 finishing 6th Place. She defeated Vanessa Monzon from Ulysses 8-1, lost to Great Bend's Sophia McVey 4-8, defeated Pratt's Lauren McClain 1-8, then found herself in a rematch with McVey from Great Bend losing 6-8 to finish 6th Place.
#1 Doubles—Lauren Harp & Desirae Courkamp went 2-2 on the day finishing 9th Place. They lost to Pratt's Kettering/Taylor 4-8, lost to Hickert/McRae from Hays 3-8, then bounced back to win the next two matches defeating Ulysses'Martin/Monzon 8-3 and defeating Cimmaron's Fellholter/Doll 8-6 to win 9th Place.
#2 Doubles—Katie Plunk & Kassandra Rosales went 2-2 on the day finishing 7th Place. They lost to Pratt's Hart/Riney 2-8, defeated Meade's Piteo/Flowers 8-1, lost to Garden City's Sterling/Gardner 3-8, then defeated Pratt's team of Hart/Riney to take 7th Place.
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People's Choice Awards 2014 winner Sandra Bullock made headlines at the awards show on Wednesday after sweeping the show with multiple wins, according to a Jan. 8 CBS News report. But it was not just her multiple wins that drew attention to the star.
Bullock was nothing short of beautiful in a gorgeous in a Peter Pilotto dress, highlighting spring leaves, cutouts, and color-block trends. She accessorized with Kurt Geiger heels, and a Jimmy Choo clutch to clean up the at the 40th annual People's Choice Awards. Bullock scored four People's Choice Awards for Favorite Movie Actress, Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress, and Favorite Comedic Movie Actress at the show for her work in the movies, "The Heat" and "Gravity," for which she shared the Favorite Movie Duo Award with co-star George Clooney.
"I know this looks like I spent lonely Friday nights just voting for myself, but I didn't," she joked when accepting the favorite movie actress award. "An actor can't do what they do without hundreds of amazing people working for them, with them, alongside them," thanking her "The Heat" co-star, Melissa McCarthy, the crew of her hit space film "Gravity" and her son, Louis.
According to Yahoo News, Bullock and singer Justin Timberlake were the top winners of the night, with Timberlake winning three awards, including Favorite Album, Favorite Male Artist and Favorite R&B Artist.
"I'd like to thank my parents for continuing to instill in me that no dream is too big. I'd like to thank my team that puts up with my ridiculous neuroses all the time - sorry, but not really, because look at this," the singer said on stage, referring to his Favorite Album People's Choice Award.
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Today is a great day to show this phenomenal wedding that is one of our most favorites on the blog! Bringin' it back from Park City, Utah!
Mitch and Shaun from Zuma Photo had the pleasure of shooting Justine & Howard's wedding and are giving us the scoop...
"The wedding was at the gorgeous St. Regis Deer Valley and it was just a ton of fun! All put together with taste and elegance by JOWY Productions of Beverly Hills with a little local help from Utah's own Soiree Productions and Scenemakers. Great couple, great location, loving guests, beautiful decor and of course Elvis Costello providing the surprise wedding entertainment. Oh, did I not mention that before? We'll get to that..."
"The Joe Muscolino Band kept everyone dancing and provided the background for Justine and Howards first dance.
Then it was time for Justine to give her groom her wedding present. I had been tipped off and a handful of family knew about it, but for everybody else, her present was a surprise.
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then when Elvis Costello- one of Howard's musical idols- walked out from behind the curtain.
Elvis played 6 or 7 of his hits and had everyone up and rockin' out, but my favorite part was when he did a cover of Eddie Cantor's classic 'Makin' Whoppee'. It was seven (7) kinds of awesome. Seven.
After Mr. Costello's performance, the bride and groom enjoyed a quick meet-n-greet with the artist.
Elvis even signed a drum head for Howard.
S'mores by the fire in the lounge area capped off a beautiful evening.
Many thanks to Justine and Howard and everyone who made this such a memorable event." - Mitch
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For my closest friend Amy, I wanted to create a truly special event to celebrate Hayley's arrival. This vintage watercolor inspired baby shower was thoughtfully styled with tons of delicate details, handpainted crepe paper, lots of do-it-yourself decorations, and delicious bite sized breakfast foods. I wanted a very whimsical and feminine feeling when guests arrived. I used hints of lace, torn fabric, mason jars and hemp twine as small details to make every item feel special. Using watercolors, I created ombre color swatches of rose, yellow and turquoise to inspire the color palette. I was on a tight budget, so I made all of the decorations myself, and you can find tutorials on my website for them. Everything was DIY, from the crepe paper balls to the paint chip garlands, the chalkboard signs to the cake plate and all the paper goods. It's easy to throw a beautiful party on a budget! All of the food and cake was homemade by myself and a few close friends, except for the Krispy Kreme donuts of course. On the menu was sausage & egg strata, muffins, a brown-sugar french toast bake, tater tots, mini quiches, cinnamon rolls and fresh fruit. For our beverage table, a "bubbly bar" with champagne, fruit puree and fresh fruit, as well as some non-alcoholic mixers for our preggo guest of honor.
The invitations and all the paper goods I designed and printed myself. For the guest table I created a sign-up sheet to bring meals for the parents, and a "wishes for Hayley" station where guests write personal messages for baby and hang them to dyed fabric strands hanging from a tree. I had a table with fabric paint and masking tape with all white onesies of varying sizes for guests to paint a personalized onesie.
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The Federal Aviation Administration might be quick to remedy this decision, but at least for the time being, commercial drones are considered legal. According to The Verge on March 6, the ruling was made during a lawsuit coming from a man who was fined $10,000 by the FAA.
The Swiss drone operator, named Raphael Pirker, was fined while using a drone to film a commercial for the University of Virginia. However, despite the FAA's 2007 ban on using commercial drones, federal judge Patrick Geraghty of the National Transportation safety board ruled that the FAA hadn't made any legally binding decisions against their use.
TechCrunch notes that drone regulation has largely gone unregulated by the FAA and in 2012 Congress instructed the agency to have official rules ready by December of 2015. Their report further notes that it doesn't appear that the FAA will meet that deadline.
With this ruling, perhaps the FAA will have its hands forced. However, there is still a chance that the FAA will appeal the decision. In that instance, the case would be moved to the U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C.
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Unless you were living under a rock since last year, you probably heard of the horror phenomenon known as The Conjuring. Directed by the man behind Saw and Insidious, James Wan, The Conjuring told the true story of family being stalked by an evil presences in their new home. The movie took audiences by storm as The Conjuring was loved by moviegoers and critics a like. The film has become a new classic in the horror genre. However, while the whole experience of the 2013 film was frightening, there was one certain object that had just about everyone up at night. While it did not have many scenes, no one could view The Conjuring without mention the terrifying little doll known as Annabelle.
The doll was actually the vessel for a woman's spirit who wanted to stick around in the world of living. The problem was Annabelle became an unwanted guest and just liked to keep coming back. As stated, Annabelle did not have many scenes in The Conjuring. Yet the doll made such an impression to the movie, that if you thought you have seen the last of Annabelle on the silver screen, you are sadly mistaken.
Earlier this year, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinemas made announcement on continuing The Conjuring. The first film mentioned was the undoubted Conjuring 2; which is set to hit theaters on October of 2015. However the other film in mind was Annabelle, a spinoff dealing with the haunted doll and was planned to hit theaters this year. For some time now, news on this doll's film has been all but silent. However the studios have finally made it official and Annabelle will be hitting theaters this October. There is very little information on the film when it comes to a plot. The only details that can be given at this time is that the film is being directed by The Conjuring's cinematographer: John Leonetti; and that this horror spinoff will star Annabelle Wallis and Ward Horton. While there is very little information on this spinoff, it is more then likely that moviegoers will be seeing more on this horror film in the months to come. Yet no matter what the studio teases or what the story entails, you can rest assure that the infamous doll will be sending chills down moviegoers' spines this fall.
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Roleplaying & Google Wave
If you are one of the lucky ones & managed to get access to Google Wave, check out the public wave "Roleplaying on the Wave: An Index of Wave-Borne RPGs" (wave link. No idea if this will work)
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And no, sorry I don't have any invites to google wave left.
Ars Technica article about Roleplaying & Google Wave - Google Wave: we came, we saw, we played D&D
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At first glance, you may think London's unglamorous Shepherd's Bush area is a strange location for a modern, glass-fronted hotel like the K West Hotel & Spa. Then again, Westfield, the largest inner-city shopping center in Europe, has recently opened next door, meaning the K West is the perfect place to rest up after a hard day pounding the plastic. It's also a great place to stay for those enjoying a city break, but not wanting to be in the beating heart of things; after all, there are only so many jostling crowds and late-night sirens one can bear. Inside, the hotel boasts 220 well-appointed rooms, a funky late-night lounge serving cocktails and morning-after-the-night-before coffees, a fabulous destination restaurant and a Zen-themed spa. Style, of course, is served by the spoonful.
Execs from the music, movie and media industries love the K West thanks to its proximity to a number of sets and studios, meaning its scene is perfectly matched to its cool, contemporary interiors. Much of the cosmopolitan crowd gathers in the K Lounge, where expert mixologists serve up colorful cocktails to its hard-partying clientele. Meanwhile, a superstar DJ spins tracks from a central booth, but not so loud that guests can't gossip about those seated directly opposite them. Mornings at the K West are more tranquil, with the rock 'n' rollers recuperating with a massage or dip in the Jacuzzi at the on-site spa. It's not only the media crowd who checks in here either; designers love the décor, and foodies come to try out the new Saints & Sinners menu at Kanteen, the in-house restaurant. Relaxation is key here, and the K West acts as an urban oasis for those looking to escape the stresses and strains of the city outside.
The bathrooms in the standard guest rooms here aren't much to write home about; they serve their function, with nicely sized baths and power showers, but don't offer much in the way of superstar style. The bathrooms in the executive rooms, however, come complete with gorgeous limestone tiles and Philippe Starck fixtures -- the touch of cool you expect from a hotel such as the K West. The guest rooms themselves are significantly larger in size than most Central London hotel rooms -- a luxury afforded by being just outside of the city, it seems. Each is minimalist in style, with cool gadgetry such as widescreen televisions in all rooms, and DVD players and PlayStations in the suites. Think bachelor pad cool, and you're on the right track. Business travelers will be pleased to find working desks in all rooms, as well as wireless internet access throughout the hotel for those all-important e-mail checks, while girlfriends and/or wives can put their feet up on the ultra-comfy sofas. Meanwhile, the beds are suitably huge and come fitted with luxurious bedding and sumptuous suede headboards. Floor-to-ceiling windows are the defining feature of most rooms, with plenty of sunlight filtering through onto the soft beige walls.


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2.12.09 - 2009 Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon Recruiting Volunteers
2009 Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon Recruiting Volunteers
Over 2,000 volunteers are needed to make race weekend a success
CLEVELAND (Feb. 12, 2009) - The 2009 Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K, which hits the streets of Cleveland on Sunday, May 17, depends largely on volunteers to make the experience the best it can be for nearly 11,000 runners and tens of thousands of spectators.
"Race weekend volunteers have the opportunity to be a part of the fun and excitement, plus represent the Rock and Roll capital of America for the runners from around the world," said Joan Freese, race coordinator. "There are so many flexible ways for individuals, families and groups to be a part of the weekend - it's a very rewarding experience."
Volunteers act as race ambassadors and are needed Friday, Saturday and Sunday to staff the Health & Fitness Expo, work with the Kid's Run, man water stations during the race, help with food at the finish line, act as course marshals, gear-checkers, media room escorts and more.
Typical volunteer shifts are as follows:
- Friday, May 15: 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. and 2:00 - 7:00 p.m.
- Saturday, May 16: 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m.; 1:00 - 6:30 p.m.; 2:30 - 5:00 p.m.
- Sunday, May 17: Multiple shifts available, see www.clevelandmarathon.com/volunteer_info for details
Volunteers receive training and a free T-shirt for donating their time at the event. Plus, Freese says, 11,000 "thank yous" will make anyone feel good!
In its' 32nd year, The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon is one of the 50 longest-running marathons in the United States. The inaugural Cleveland Marathon took place in May 1978, and quickly became one of the major road races in the early running boom. The marathon grew to become a world-class operation that continuously attracts a field of more than 10,000 - many of whom are world class runners.
The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon offers the following opportunities for people to participate in the event: full marathon, half marathon, 10K, full marathon walking division, half marathon walking division, 10K walking division, Kids' Run and 10K Corporate teams..
If you or your group is interested in volunteering, visit the marathon website at www.clevelandmarathon.com, e-mail Joan at email@example.com or call 800-467-3826 for more information.
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Family is Relative
I am an adoptee and two stories in the April issue really resonated with me— "Switched at Birth" and "To Russia with Love". What I would like to say to Kay Rene is that although I am sure the entire situation is a challenge, the family you grew up with IS your family. There are many ways to make a family and genes do not always make it wonderful. Although I have united with and cherish my birth mother, I had a wonderful adopted family and wouldn't change having all of them just they way they are. There is enough love for everyone.
Jill Wayne
Denver, Colorado
Take Away the Risque
I've been a subscriber of More magazine for several years. I always look forward to receiving the latest copy in the mail; however, this month I was more than a little surprised by the cover featuring Dana Delaney. I think the cover is inappropriate for a respected magazine like More. Her pose would be more appropriate on the cover of a men's magazine. And, as far as her becoming the female version of George Clooney, she might as well put that to rest. He is a respected actor and certainly not the exhibitionist that Ms. Delaney has portrayed on
the cover and within the pages of More magazine. My April issue will not find its usual home on my coffee table this month.
B. J. Short
Eugene, Oregon
Judging the Cover
I am appalled by the cover picture on the April 2010 More magazine issue. This picture is totally tasteless. What were you thinking?
Lela Russell
Abilene, Texas
Opposites Clash
Thank you for your inspiring April 2010, page 57 article "The Power of Micro Change". It reminds me that above all else, in order to be labeled successful a majority of people must make more money for themselves, pity the influence and the social outcome. The apparent bottom line for Carin Rubenstein is to make a big splash in the bucket of greed and not humble charity. One can only imagine her lonely world where she is queen and I am her opposite— proudly below pheasant status. Because I care about humanity. Luckily, I'm not the only one.
Joyce Rinehart
Ocala, Florida
Excerpting Excellence
Thank you for printing the excerpt, " Loving a Lion", from Norris Church Mailer's memoir, A TICKET TO THE CIRCUS. It was like reading a chapter from my own marriage. The heartache, pain, and love resonated with me as Norris described her journey with Norman. What particularly resonated with me was when Norris wrote, "I couldn't live with a man who had so little respect for me and whom I couldn't trust." Yet, in spite of it all, she still loved him and the life they had created and had no real desire to leave it all in spite of the pain. This dichotomy is something I have struggled with after 17 years of marriage. My husband also is attracted to older, overweight women although he fondly calls me, "his trophy wife." People always say, "Leave him," or "You deserve better." What they don't understand is something Norris explained beautifully and honestly in her memoir. My only hope is to mirror the grace and fortitude Norris displayed through the last 17 years of her marriage to Norman. . . The rich, complex stories you publish continue to amaze me. I am honored to be a loyal subscriber.
Angela Lam Turpin
Santa Rosa, CA
Taking Aim
I have subscribed to More since its charter issue. I really liked the focus on women over 40 and the concept that they were indeed beautiful as they were. I also appreciated your focus on issues confronted by women during that time in their lives. I have shared the magazine with my friends as a gifts because I felt they, too, would appreciate the magazine's focus and indeed they did.


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Recent and archived news articles by Tamar Lewin of The New York Times.
Millennials' Roommates Now More Likely to Be Parents Than Partners
For the first time in modern history, adults ages 18 to 34 are more likely to live with a parent than with a romantic partner, a new report found.
May 25, 2016, Wednesday
Leaked Questions Rekindle Debate Over Common Core Tests
A company is scrambling to purge the Internet of questions used in the exams, but some critics say public debate is the best way to make better tests.
May 25, 2016, Wednesday
Judge Bars Washington, D.C., Restriction on Guns Outside Home
The judge ruled that with a challenge pending, the police must not require applicants to have a "good reason" for a permit to carry a gun on the street.
May 18, 2016, Wednesday
South Carolina Officer Faces Federal Charges in Fatal Shooting
Michael T. Slager, a former police officer who shot an unarmed black motorist in the back over a broken brake light, was indicted on Wednesday.
May 12, 2016, Thursday
Transgender Fight in North Carolina May Hinge On 1964 Law
The Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination because of "race, color, religion, sex or national origin," but the word sex made it into the bill almost accidentally.
May 11, 2016, Wednesday
State's Attorney Seeks Recusal in Chicago Officer's Trial
Anita Alvarez, who was criticized for taking too long to bring charges in Laquan McDonald's death, asks for a special prosecutor.
May 6, 2016, Friday
This is Harriet Tubman, Who Will Appear on the $20 Bill. Accept No Substitutes.
Photographs purporting to be images of a leader of the Underground Railroad, who will be pictured on the $20 bill, are being debunked.
May 5, 2016, Thursday
Anti-Abortion Groups Join Battles Over Frozen Embryos
As couples go to court over embryos, groups argue that such cases should be decided by the legal standard used in child-custody disputes.
January 20, 2016, Wednesday
Conflict Between Turkey and Kurds Clouds the Life of a Michigan Cafe Owner
The Kurdish restaurateur faces deportation to Turkey for past links to a separatist group, but he could suffer brutal treatment when he gets there.
December 24, 2015, Thursday
Ohio: Objection to Disposal Practices at Planned Parenthood Clinics
An investigation into whether three Planned Parenthood clinics had improperly sold fetal tissue found that they had not, but said that they disposed of aborted fetuses improperly..
December 12, 2015, Saturday
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Let $f\colon\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R}$ be a differentiable function. $x\in\mathbb{R}$ is a fixed point of $f$ if $f(x)=x$. Show that if $f'(t)\neq 1\;\forall\;t\in\mathbb{R}$, then $f$ has at most one fixed point.
My biggest problem with this is that it doesn't seem to be true. For example, consider $f(x)=x^2$. Then certainly $f(0)=0$ and $f(1)=1 \Rightarrow 0$ and $1$ are fixed points. But $f'(x)=2x\neq 1 \;\forall\;x\in\mathbb{R}$. Is there some sort of formulation that makes this statement correct? Am I missing something obvious? This is a problem from an old exam, so I'm assuming that maybe there's some sort of typo or missing condition.


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Organize a Rotary Community Corps
A Rotary Community Corps is a group of non-Rotarians who share our commitment to service. RCC members plan and carry out projects in their communities and support local Rotary club projects.
There are more than 7,500 corps in over 80 countries. Some examples of their work:
- The RCC of San Miguel in Guadalajara, Mexico, gives scholarships to high school students from poor families.
- Disabled volunteer members of the RCC of Keon in Cortlandt Manor, New York, USA, plan service activities at a food pantry and dog rescue facility.
- The RCC of Cura Village in Nairobi, Kenya, provides education funding and equipment for a local orphanage.
How do I join or organize an RCC?
By joining or organizing an RCC you can make a tremendous impact in your community. RCCs can exist anywhere there is a local club sponsor. You can find an RCC in your area by contacting your local Rotary club. If there isn't a community corps, discuss the idea of starting one with your local Rotary club president. Learn more about what you can do through a Rotary Community Corps.
How do I sponsor an RCC?
By sponsoring an RCC you are giving a larger segment of your community the opportunity to proactively address issues where they live. Community members with a vested interest in a project are more likely to make sure that the project lives on.
You can form an RCC anywhere non-Rotarians are interested in working with Rotary. Here are some guidelines:
- Assess your community needs. Find out where an RCC could have the biggest impact and what kinds of projects would be most effective.
- Promote the RCC to your club. Make sure you have buy-in from members and outline your club's role as a sponsor
- Recruit RCC members. Start with a core group of members. Community organizations and nongovernmental agencies are a good place to recruit.
Learn more about sponsoring an RCC and carrying out an RCC project.
Resources & reference
- Rotary Community Corps Handbook
- Rotary Community Corps informational brochure
- Rotary Community Corps organization form
- Rotary Community Corps constitution and bylaws
- Rotary Community Corps presentation
- Check our discussion groups


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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. ?- Junior pitcher Alicia Hollowell was named Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week for the week of Feb. 22-March 1 after pitching a pair of no-hitters at the Compass Bank Invitational at Baylor last weekend. Hollowell struck out 46 batters in three games and broke Jennie Finch's career strikeouts record with a career total of 1,029.
Hollowell, from Suisun, Calif., threw two no-hitters against Sam Houston and Birmingham Southern as she combined for 31 strikeouts in both games. She allowed only three hits against No. 11 Baylor on Feb. 27, while striking out 15 and walking two. Arizona went 4-0 at the Baylor Invitational, moving its overall record to 13-0 on the year.
In 21 innings pitched, Hollowell gave up only 3 hits, accumulated 46 strikeouts and pitched three complete-game shutouts including two no-hitters. She improved to 8-0 and has 127 strikeouts in 61.2 innings of work this season, which is the best in the nation per 7 innings. Hollwell has six shutouts, three of them no-hitters this year. It was the first back-to-back no-hitter for Arizona since Nancy Evans (1995) and has only been accomplished one other time by Debby Day (1992). The junior pitcher is one shy of tying Arizona's career record of eight no-hitters, which was set by Jennie Finch and Susie Parra. Over the weekend, Hollowell also broke Finch's school career strikeout record of 1,028 after her 14th strikeout against Baylor, bringing her career total to 1,029.
This is the second honor for Hollowell this season and her 12th career honor. It is the 92nd all-time honor for the Wildcats.


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- By Scott Adams
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- Outside the USA: Celiac Disease Support Groups and Contacts
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In 1994 I was diagnosed with celiac disease, which led me to create Celiac.com in 1995. I created this site for a single purpose: To help as many people as possible with celiac disease get diagnosed so they can begin to live happy, healthy gluten-free lives. Celiac.com was the first site on the Internet dedicated solely to celiac disease. In 1998 I founded The Gluten-Free Mall, Your Special Diet Superstore!, and I am the co-author of the book Cereal Killers, and founder and publisher of Journal of Gluten Sensitivity.View all articles by Scott Adams
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Google Summer of Code 2015 is Now Open for Student Applications
Google has now announced that students applications for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) are now open. Students can get paid up to $5,500 to work on various open source projects selected for the event.
Fewer companies have been accepted this year, and even big names like the Linux Foundation and Mozilla got their application rejected. There are still over 137 open source projects to work on including:
- MinnowBoard project – Potential software projects for the Intel Atom embedded board include making low speed I/O buses more accessible via intermediate open source libraries (e.g. SMBus/PMBus/Wiring libraries), and improving the open source firmware.
- lowRISC SoC project – Potential projects: Schematic Viewer for Netlists (SVG/JavaScript), open source FPGA compilation flow using Yosys, accessing the OpenCores ecosystem, etc…
- BeagleBoard.org – Lots of project ideas relying on the BeagleBone Black board, dealing with Linux kernel support for embedded devices and interfaces, ARM processor support in open source operating systems and libraries, Heterogeneous co-processor (PRU) support in open source operating systems and libraries, and more.
Interested students can browse the projects, and submit their own proposals based on the "idea pages" or not, before Friday, March 27 at 19:00 UTC on the application page.
Students who are accepted will work on an actual open source software project over the summer, be paired with a mentor, and get paid for their work. You need to be at least 18 years old, and be enrolled in an accredited academic institution anywhere in the world. You don't necessarily need to be follow a Computer Science or Electronics Engineering program to apply, as past students Shave also come from disciplines such as Ecology, Medicine and Music. Getting accepted to GSoC and having worked on an open source project for several weeks is certainly something nice to have on your CV. Good luck!
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LOS ANGELES – The UCLA track and field team took home six event titles and placed in the top five in 17 events in a split squad effort this weekend. The majority of the Bruins competed at the New Mexico Team Invite while members of the distance squad ran at the UW Invitational.
"I thought the teams showed great improvement from last week's competition," director of track and field Mike Maynard said. "We had a number of Bruin athletes who moved into the top tier of performances in their events on the NCAA list."
Two performances highlighted the weekend for UCLA as Kylie Price leaped 21-2 in the long jump which marks the top jump in the country. Kelsey Smith also ran one of the top marks in NCAA competition as she posted a 9:04.31 in the 3,000m which ranks as the second best in UCLA history.
"I was especially impressed with the performances by Kelsey Smith in the 3,000m and Kylie Price in the long jump," Maynard said. "On the men's side, I felt that Michael Woepse's pole vault clearance led the team. There were solid performances by jumpers Cody Crampton in the high jump, who cleared 7-0 for the second consecutive week and Michael Perry, who jumped over 24-0 in the long jump."
Woepse won the pole vault for the second consecutive week as he cleared 17-10.50. Perry placed second in the long jump with a mark of 24-02.50 while Crampton also placed second in the high jump with a mark of 7-00.25. Nick Hartle placed fourth in the mile with a time of 4:07.31.
"Nick Hartle's indoor mile debut at 4:07 is deceivingly strong," Maynard added. "At this altitude Nick's mile converts to a 4:02. We are looking forward to a great week of training and another great competition at Texas A&M next weekend."
The throws proved to be another strong point for the Bruins as Ida Storm won the weight throw with a 68-05.00. On the men's side Alec Faldermeyer won the weight throw with a mark of 66-03.00. In the shot put, UCLA went 1-2, with freshman Braheme Days winning the event with a heave of 61-11.00. Nick Scarvelis followed with a 61-04.75.
Next weekend the Bruins will head to College Station, Texas, to participate in the Texas A&M Aggie Invitational. The two-day event will begin on Friday, Feb. 7, at the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium.
5 Sydney Lewis UCLA 7.71
5 Kylie Price UCLA 24.39
16 Kelly Rhines UCLA 25.12
5 Breyonna Hunter UCLA 55.63
16 Katherine Reid UCLA 57.83
17 Rachel Brajkovich UCLA 5:14.19
4 Trinity Wilson UCLA 8.45
6 Brea Buchanan UCLA 8.48
High Jump
6 Caroline Gyllenbern UCLA J1.68m 5-06.00
7 Zibby Boyer UCLA 1.63m 5-04.25
10 Tatum Souza UCLA 1.58m 5-02.25
Pole Vault
3 Elena Clarke UCLA J3.87m 12-08.25
8 Renee Greene UCLA J3.72m 12-02.50
9 Natasha Kolbo UCLA 3.57m 11-08.50
Long Jump
1 Kylie Price UCLA 6.45m 21-02.00
16 Faith Anumba UCLA 5.59m 18-04.25
18 Tatum Souza UCLA 5.44m 17-10.25
20 Katherine Salcido UCLA 5.40m 17-08.75
Shot Put
14 Katherine Salcido UCLA 12.00m 39-04.50
16 Tatum Souza UCLA 11.58m 38-00.00
Weight Throw
1 Ida Storm UCLA 20.85m 68-05.00
13 Jaycee Olsen UCLA 14.72m 48-03.50
19 Yusef Merriweather UCLA 22.05
17 Tyler Brown UCLA 49.25
18 Jonny Moniz UCLA 49.39
21 Sean Burd UCLA 49.90
4 Nick Hartle UCLA 4:07.31
High Jump
2 Cody Crampton UCLA J2.14m 7-00.25
Pole Vault
1 Michael Woepse UCLA 5.45m 17-10.50
18 Mark Sakioka UCLA 4.60m 15-01.00
Long Jump
2 Michael Perry UCLA 7.38m 24-02.50
8 Austin Hazel UCLA 7.11m 23-04.00
14 Blake Selig UCLA 6.82m 22-04.50
15 Marcus Nilsson UCLA 6.67m 21-10.75
Shot Put
1 Braheme Days UCLA 18.87m 61-11.00
2 Nicholas Scarvelis UCLA 18.71m 61-04.75
10 Marcus Nilsson UCLA 15.42m 50-07.25
Weight Throw
1 Alec Faldermeyer UCLA 20.19m 66-03.00
11 Josh Scherer UCLA 15.55m 51-00.25
25 Pettway, Paisley UCLA 5:12.48
23 Kent, Ava UCLA 4:56.82
24 Sanders, Elle UCLA 5:02.34
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5 Smith, Kelsey UCLA 9:04.31
33 Marvin, Meghan UCLA 9:50.41
36 Seay, Sabrina UCLA 9:58.99
1 Owen, J
nnifer UCLA 9:51.32
11 Golick, Bronte UCLA 16:49.88
32 Shirif, Aliya UCLA 18:03.04
9 Davis, Sean UCLA 1:57.75
800m Invite
11 Kostelnik, Philip UCLA 1:53.86
7 O'Neil, Austin UCLA 8:29.76
3,000m Invite
10 Fay, Dustin UCLA 8:08.81
12 Edman, Ferdinand UCLA 8:10.57
24 Herrera, Daniel UCLA 8:24.46
5 Lema, Nohe UCLA 14:23.70
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You Can't Erase an Idea - This series of photographs is a somewhat apathetic lament about our current American cultural and political climate; a shrug amidst a quagmire of political rhetoric promising long-term change yet always being discounted for short term political gains.
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And here we are again. It's the most wonderful time of the year with the excitement of new fall frocks, yet the saddest time of the year to say goodbye to our beloved summer sunnies. Whether we are ready or not, fall fashion is here, and it's certainly not going anywhere soon. Here are a few tips to help transition out of summer, and into fall, without quitting our summer style cold turkey. Happy shopping!
Biker Jacket
The biker jacket tops the list of fall must-haves. Both sleek and feminine, this jacket gives ladylike an edge that can't be beat. Be sure to wear your jacket fitted, to show off your feminine figure.
The Boyfriend Jean
The boyfriend jean is a fabulous complement to your wardrobe this season. No more trying to jump, hop and squeeze into those jeans, these baggy blues are relaxed and chic. Pair with an ankle boot or sassy heel, a feminine top and/or jacket, and you will look effortlessly polished and ultra-fashionable.
The Statement Necklace
Get that second look with a glamorous statement necklace this fall. These necklaces have been around a while now, and are getting better and better looking with time. Add some flair to your outfit and make a simple look standout with a garnished neckline today.
Something Studded
Get sassy with some studs. Add interest to your look with these stylish spikes, grommets and studs. Choose your avenue to display your passion for fashion, and grab a studded bag, jacket, belt, boot, bangle, clutch or more. The sky is the limit. Just be careful not to over-stud and ruin your bold accent with too much bling.
Over-The-Knee Boot
Our last must-have discussed today, is the over-the-knee boot. Any heel will work, but the boot shaft will cover all the way to just over your knee. Pair with leggings, a dress, skinny jeans or skirt and your gams will look endless and effortlessly glam.


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DALLAS – David Shaw, the Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football at Stanford is among eight finalists for the 2013 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award, as announced by The Football Writers Association of America. The winner will be revealed Mon., Dec. 16.
In alphabetical order the finalists are: Art Briles (Baylor), David Cutcliffe (Duke), Mark Dantonio (Michigan State), Jimbo Fisher (Florida State), Gus Malzahn (Auburn), George O'Leary (UCF), Gary Pinkel (Missouri) and David Shaw (Stanford).
The national coach of the year finalists have been placed on a ballot to be sent to the entire FWAA membership. Ballots will be accepted from the membership through 6 p.m. ET on Friday.
The official presentation reception will be Sat., Jan. 4, in Newport Beach, Calif., where the winning coach will be given the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award.
None of the finalists has captured the FWAA coaching award previously. Shaw was a finalist in 2012 and a Stanford head coach has now been among the finalists in three of the last four seasons.
Shaw guided Stanford to an 11-2 overall record and a 7-2 mark in the Pac-12. The Cardinal won its second consecutive conference championship with a 38-14 rout of Arizona State last weekend in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game. Stanford now heads to a second consecutive Rose Bowl Game – its fourth straight BCS bowl – where the Cardinal takes on Michigan State.
The FWAA has honored a major college coach with its coach of the Year award since the 1957 season when Ohio State's Woody Hayes claimed the honor. Robinson, a coaching legend at Grambling State University, has been the FWAA's coaching namesake since the 1997 season. The Fiesta Bowl joined with the FWAA a year later as the sponsor of the award.
Robinson, who passed away on April 3, 2007, won 70.7 percent of his games during his illustrious career. Robinson's teams won or tied for 17 Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) championships after joining the league in 1959. His Tigers claimed nine Black College Football Championships during his career spent all at the same school.
The Football Writers Association of America, a non-profit organization founded in 1941, consists of more than 1,200 men and women who cover college football for a living. The membership includes journalists, broadcasters and publicists, as well as key executives in all the areas that involve the game. The FWAA works to govern areas that include gameday operations, major awards and its annual All-America team. For more information about the FWAA and its award programs, contact Steve Richardson at email@example.com or 972-713-6198.
The Fiesta Bowl is committed to fostering a culture of community involvement and giving. Through elite bowl games and related events, we serve as welcoming hosts, create lifelong memories, promote Arizona and enable meaningful contributions to society.
The Eddie Robinson Award is a member of the National College Football Awards Association (NCFAA). The NCFAA encompasses the most prestigious awards in college football. The 21 awards boast 678 years of tradition-selection excellence. Visit ncfaa.org to learn more about our story.
The other 2013 Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year finalists:
Art Briles, Baylor: The Bears (11-1) won their first outright conference title since 1980 in what was the Southwest Conference. This is the Bears' first 11-victory season in school history. Before Briles arrived to coach in Waco six years ago, the Bears had never had a winning record in the Big 12 dating back to the 1996 football season. Briles was a finalist for the award while at Houston in 2006.
David Cutcliffe, Duke: Before the former Ole Miss coach arrived on the Durham campus, Duke football had compiled three winning seasons in a quarter of a century. This season Duke (10-3) has double-digit victories for the first time in school history. The Blue Devils, picked to finish last in the Atlantic Coast Conference's Coastal Division, won the division before bowing to Florida State in the league's title game.
Mark Dantonio, Michigan State: Dantonio turned the Spartans (12-1) into a Big Ten power that is now headed to the Rose Bowl after defeating Ohio State in the Big Ten title game. Michigan State, one of the best defensive teams in the nation, has lost only at Notre Dame this season. This is Michigan State's first outright Big Ten title since 1987. Dantonio was an Eddie Robinson Award finalist in 2010.
Jimbo Fisher, Florida State: The Seminoles (13-0) have been college football's most dominant team during the 2013 season. They have won 12 games by at least 27 points and have scored at least 37 points in 13 straight games. They will face Auburn in the 2013 BCS Championship Game after winning the ACC championship.
Gus Malzhan, Auburn: Malzahn is only the third coach in Southeastern Conference history to win the league football title in his first season. The Tigers were selected to finish fifth in the SEC West before the season and were 0-8 in league play a year ago. Now, the Tigers (12-1) will battle Florida State for the national championship after beating Missouri in the SEC title game.
George O'Leary, UCF: The Knights (11-1) won the first American Athletic Conference title and qualified to earn a spot in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Going into the bowl season, UCF has won a school record eight straight games. The Knights' only loss this season is to South Carolina. O'Leary has been an Eddie Robinson finalist in 2005 and in 1998 at Georgia Tech.
Gary Pinkel, Missouri: The Tigers proved they belong in the SEC in their second year in the league. After being picked to finish sixth, Missouri claimed the East Division crown before falling to Auburn in the SEC title game. The Tigers (11-2) will go for only their second 12-victory season in history in the AT&T Cotton Bowl. Pinkel also was a finalist in 2007 and in 1997 at Toledo.


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Sept. 4 Men's Soccer Players of the Week
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IRVING, Texas - Tulsa freshman Bryce Follensbee is this week's C-USA Offensive Player of the Week after he scored the game-winner in the 92nd minute to propel the Golden Hurricane past No. 3 New Mexico at the Hurricane Classic in Tulsa, Okla. Marshall freshman Matt Freeman is the Defensive Player of the Week after helping the Herd maintain its perfect defensive record during two matches last week.
C-USA Offensive Player of the Week - Bryce Follensbee, Tulsa, Fr., F, Orlando, Fla.
Follensbee led the Hurricane to a 2-1 win over No. 3 New Mexico, posting a team-high five shots, with four on goal, including the game-winner at the 91:42 mark. Follensbee also had one shot, which was on goal, as he anchored the attack in a 2-1 loss to No. 4 South Florida. Follensbee has a team-best three goals for six points for the season. This is his first C-USA Player of the Week award.
C-USA Defensive Player of the Week - Matt Freeman, Marshall, Fr., D, Irmo, S.C.
Freeman has played a large part in a Marshall defense that has yet to concede a goal through three contests. After helping the Herd blank Bowling Green in a 0-0 double-overtime draw, Freeman returned to action less than 48 hours later and helped lead the team to another shutout in a 1-0 win over IPFW. He also tallied an assist on the game-winning goal by Eddy Prugh as Marshall improved to 2-0-1 for the season. The award is the first C-USA Player of the Week honor for Freeman.
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San Angelo scored 10 runs in the first five innings en route to a 12-2 United League Baseball rout of Amarillo before 1,864 fans Friday night at San Angelo's Foster Field.
The Colts reduced the Dillas' lead in the first-half standings to one-half game.
The teams will meet tonight in the finale of the three-game series and the first-half finale for the Colts (26-18).
Amarillo (26-17) has a makeup game Wednesday at home against third-place Alexandria (25-18), which moved to within one game of the Dillas by beating Laredo, 4-1.
Micah Posey will take the mound tonight for the Dillas. San Angelo did not name its starter.
After leaving San Angelo, the Dillas will face Harlingen on Sunday through Tuesday in the opening series of the season's second half.
Gary Schneidmiller was 4-for-4 on Friday for Amarillo and scored once. A homer by Keith Brachold provided Amarillo's other run. Justin Wenger had two of Amarillo's 10 hits.
Taylor Allen (4-3) took the loss, allowing nine runs on 12 hits with four walks and three strikeouts in 41/3 innings.
The Colts got two runs in the first, one in the second and broke the game open in the fourth with Bryan Frichter's second grand slam of the year, his fifth homer of the season. That made it 7-0.
In the fifth, Tyrone Pendergrass hit his fifth homer, against Allen, and Andres Rodriguez doubled home two against reliever Eric Smith. Pendergrass had four of San Angelo's 18 hits, and Frichter and John Anderson had three each.
Logan Williamson pitched a complete game for the Colts, giving up 10 hits and two runs while striking out three.
For the first time this season, Amarillo's Danny Bravo did not reach base. He was 0-for-4.
A 10-minute delay occurred during the game because of a lighting problem.
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Pre-registration/packet pick up is Wednesday, Nov. 27 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Sterling Regional MedCenter Community Conference Room. Participants also can register online at Active.com or print a registration form. Those can be dropped off in the south lobby or mailed to SRM c/o Turkey Trot, 615 Fairhurst St., Sterling, CO 80751. Pre-registration ends Friday, Nov. 22.
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Red Raiders Spoil Big 12 Debut for TCU
Jaye Crockett led the Red Raiders in scoring for the ninth time this season.
January 5, 2013
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Jaye Crockett scored 13 points, Dusty Hannahs had 12 and Texas Tech defeated TCU 62-53 on Saturday in the Big 12 Conference opener for both teams.
Crockett's two free throws with 25 seconds left staved off a late TCU rally, and Hannahs hit 4 of 5 3-pointers.
Jordan Tolbert had 11 points and nine rebounds for the Red Raiders (8-4), who have won three in a row and were playing their first road game of the season. With the win, Chris Walker became the first Texas Tech head coach to win a conference opener on the road in his first season since Dell Morgan in 1933.
Devonta Abron, starting for the first time since Dec. 4, led the Horned Frogs (9-5, 0-1) with 16 points and seven rebounds. TCU had a three-game win streak snapped in its first conference game of its inaugural Big 12 season.
Texas Tech too its first lead of the game, 7-6, on a Hannahs 3-pointer with 16:30 to play in the first half. The Red Raiders never trailed again. They built its first-half lead to as much as 12 points on a Josh Gray layup, 23-11, with 7:41 to play, before heading into the half with a seven-point advantage, 29-22.
It was the first time Texas Tech had led at the half of a Big 12 game since leading Iowa State, 32-28, in Ames, Iowa, on Feb. 22 of last year.
Tech gradually extended its lead to as much as 16 points, 57-41, when Hannahs drained another 3-pointer with 5:20 to play in the game.
But it was at that point that TCU battled back thanks in part to a 12-1 run capped by Connell Crossland's tip-in with 39 seconds to play, cutting the Red Raider lead to five, 58-53.
Daylen Robinson and Crockett each netted a pair of free throws to seal the win for the Red Raiders.
The win snapped an 11-game Big 12 Conference road losing streak and a six-game Big 12 losing streak, It also marked the first time since 2007 that Texas Tech won its road opener and is above .500 in conference play.
Texas Tech returns to action on Tuesday at 6 p.m. against Baylor at the United Spirit Arena.


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The holiday "Just Because Day" is a great reason to let loose and do something completely out of the ordinary or spontaneous. On August 27th go crazy and buy yourself something you normally wouldn't splurge for, say hello to someone you've never had the nerve to speak to, apologize even though you want to be stubborn or just get away for the day. Things that don't take much effort but can be just as fun; snort when you laugh, skip rather than walk, give a fake name for your Starbucks, sing with the windows down, wear something obnoxiously ridiculous or randomly shout the first thing that comes to mind. If your friends or family call you out on your odd behavior, remind them that it's "Just Because Day" and they should stop being so uptight and celebrate with you!
Movie Suggestion: "Yes Man" starring Jim Carrey- After being convinced by a colleague to attend an inspirational "Yes!" seminar, Carl a chronic "No" man is suddenly seizing every opportunity that comes his way. While his inability to say no leads him into positive and negative situations there is undoubtedly a whirlwind of comedic episodes.


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Spike.com Fantasy Five: Draft-Day Mistakes to Avoid
Contrary to what waiver wire enthusiasts will obnoxiously claim on message boards, Fantasy Football Leagues are won and lost the day of the draft. While there are a plethora of possible errors to hinder a victory, we've mapped out five of the most common gaffes made by even the most seasoned veterans. For the love of God, do not make these mistakes!
5. Over-thinking the Bye Week
Most Fantasy Football drafts allow you to select more than one quarterback, running back, or wide receiver for just this reason. Having a deep team structured around an entire season of play is a lot more valuable than making sure your tight end and kicker don't share the same week off.
4. Drafting too Many Players from Your Favorite Team
Do you know how often the guy who picks Mark Sanchez, Braylon Edwards, and Shonn Greene wins his fantasy football league? Well, neither do I, but are you prepared to be the guy who finds out this season? Pick the best player available, not somebody you want to cheer for.
3. Ignoring the Team Defense Category
In most fantasy football leagues, team defenses can earn 10-15 points with a solid performance. In deeper drafts (12-14 entrants) this means that participants who pick a top five defense could score a dozen more points than the guy who waited till the end of the draft to jump on the Arizona Cardinals' unit.
2. Forgetting Your League Scoring System
Every league has a different system, and your draft should reflect every unique aspect of this. Whether it's point-per-reception, negative points for missed field goals, or heightened scoring for quarterback touchdowns, it's important to keep these things in mind during every selection.
1. Not Having Fun
Please don't be that guy who places his mental well-being on fantasy football success. Quite frankly, it's just embarrassing. This should be a fun activity amongst friends and a great way to avoid your wife for a few hours every Sunday. Nothing more.
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I think the Washington Redskins should change their name. There, I said it, let the labeling and derision begin.
For those not up on this, the Oneida Nation, based in central New York state, launched a "Change the Mascot" campaign a couple months ago to get the football team in the nation's capital to change its 80-year-old name. The Oneidas, and many other Native American tribes, consider the word "redskin" to be insulting and a racial slur, something akin to the "n" word once used to refer to blacks.
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Taro's Ramen & Café (Brisbane, QLD)
363 Adelaide Street
Brisbane QLD 4000
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A small café on the ground floor of a high-rise office building in Brisbane city is not a place one would associate with amazing ramen. However, the pundits were right on the money when they said that Taro Akimoto makes the best ramen in Australia. Yep, you've heard me, THE best ramen.
During the day, Taro's Ramen & Café serves all manners of lunch fare to appease the Boeing building's workers – there are sandwiches, curries and noodle dishes. However, most people come for Taro's famous pork broth (tonkotsu) ramen.
A tonkotsu ramen will give you change for $15 or you can go all out with the red hot fire ramen for $15.90, which is a tonkotsu ramen with lots and lots of homemade chilli oil. I decided to play it safe by ordering the red tonkotsu ramen ($15.90), a tonkotsu ramen containing only a small dash of chilli oil so I could still taste the pork-y goodness.
My ramen was amazing. Wow. Ohmygoodness. So. Damn. Good. WHOA.
Where do I start?
The broth is made with sweet Bangalow pork bones and cooked for 16 hours straight. It is then ladled onto the bowl with handmade noodles, using a machine that Taro brought back from Japan. What follows next is a slice of tender and buttery soy neck charsiu, two slices of firm but juicy salt loin charsiu, a slice of nori, a gooey soy-marinated egg, mirin-soaked bamboo shoots, shallots, sesame and super-thin strands of red chilli.
Wow, just wow.
I've never experienced such joy when eating a ramen. There was no MSG in the broth, yet it was still full of sweet, sweet flavour. The noodles were perfection – al dente all the way – while the trimmings were perfect. The only downside to this was the fact that the bowl was just too small.
Brisbane, I'm in love with you.
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How I would like a huge bowl 😀
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Mmmmmmmmmm :)~….Reply
Yummo! That soy-marinated egg… *smack lips* 😀Reply
Dear Libby,
I have only been a recent fan of ramen because it's such an awesome bowl of goodness on a cold day apart from a piping hot bowl of hearty pho of courseReply
Yep a big ramen lover here too! And I think Everyone Loves Ramen is a great name for a ramen place! 😀Reply
This ramen looks unbelievable.
On another note – you're Super Woman with the number of posts you're churning out. Good job!Reply
That looks like orgasm in a bowl! I'm a Ramen addict and there are so many great authentic Ramen joints in KL at the moment for some reason. In fact I just had Ramen tonight! Your pictures made me want to have more!Reply
Ah, to have access to a really good ramen restaurant. I just have the packaged stuff here.Reply
Hey ramen gods, Melbourne is pretty amazing too, how about making a visit sometime soon?Reply
Taro is my favourite hunt for ramen back in uni in Brisbane! 😀 Missing it… =XReply
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""When I made the film The Invention of Lying, they gave me a private jet for getting back and forth between New York and London. I thought, 'I will never use it' but I ended up using it every weekend. You turn up, right, and the airport is completely empty. I mean, there's just someone at the desk and then the pilot, who says, 'Are you ready to go?' and you say, 'Don't you want to see my passport?' and he goes, 'Oh yeah, I suppose I'd better.'" "
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The Dish: Breakfast Struddle Gourmet Airfare in Detroit has reinvented the venerable apple struddle. The caterer's signature "breakfast struddle" features beaten eggs with cheese and cream and a touch of orange juice for color. To that the chef adds spicy sausage or bacon, or mixed vegetables for non-carnivores. He then cooks the mixture only enough for the eggs to set and quick-chills it to keep it moist. Later, he wraps the ingredients in braided puff pastry dough, brushes the creation with butter and sprinkles it with Parmesan cheese before baking. Oh, yes: There is a diet version. It consists of egg and vegetables-wrapped in air.
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Hate is such a horrid word.
Why shouldn't you publish them? Everyone should be able to post what they like without the fear of being insulted or ridiculed.
Such a strange post, although I guess it's meant to be a somewhat humourous piss-take on cat, flower and sunset shots.
????? · 2008-07-13: 13:20
why don't you go on your own path? forget about discussions... too many idiots around!!! :):):)
ronin53 · 2008-07-13: 13:36
Ha, excellent. On that basis, most of my pictures fall into the "should not be posted category".... oh well !
davids · 2008-07-13: 13:45
oh i think they are all missing the point a little bit. it is all up to people's choice to put on the blog what they want, i don't have to look at it if i don't like it i guess. And its quite funny too, your post I mean. I must admitt that as soon as i see any of above, especially flowers I get little bit tired.
Dragana · 2008-07-13: 17:32
i dont get it. then again i rarely visit forums. i like that swan though, looks like it has horns or something.
????? · 2008-07-13: 17:58
i didn't read the whole thread, it was so long- but i'm very glad that you did post these on photoblog! the sleepy cat picture (though admittedly a somewhat tired subject) is enjoyable and well composed. and the bird in #4 is so interesting looking... and it's kind of creepy the way he's looking over his shoulder at you.
the only photos i don't like seeing on photoblog are crappy, unfocused photos that have no thought, inspiration, or care behind them. so i think you're safe :)
sourdragon · 2008-07-13: 19:48
Great set and I love cat, flower and wildlife especially bird shots. Sunsets are the only ones I tire off but what the heck publish and be damned. It's only porno that should be banned.
Lynda · 2008-07-14: 05:21
A blog is to post things that YOU like, no matter what people like or not.
Personnally, I don't think that any subject shouldn't be published. But my interest, for flowers and cats and birds shots will necessarly lead to those who present a more unique point of view and that are particularly well done (as these) for they are so common.
Madoc · 2008-07-14: 07:40
OMG. not that EIDEA again...pffff
pollak · 2008-07-14: 08:43
very provocative post :)
Pikapol · 2008-07-14: 08:55
all are fab. a flower is a flower is a flower, i've always thought, but since i've been on photoblog i've seen some nice flower shots. it is our perspective...our photos are our commentary on life... no one else's but our own. it couldn't be any other way. i used to think all of the above subjects were boring, but i learned that i was wrong. i love all of your shots. great series.
SoyLatte · 2008-07-14: 22:30
oh, and i meant to say thanks for sharing your perspective!!
SoyLatte · 2008-07-14: 23:52
sloganmurugan · 2008-07-17: 05:09
You made a very wise and kind decision my friend. we are all the more grateful for you sharing these wonderful photos with us. The sunset and the animals are wonderful. Thank you.
tcalbaz · 2008-07-18: 04:07
:) love the sunset and za bird.
but the question is...as lots here said...why not on photoblog?
titusm · 2008-07-18: 08:28
i don't care about their oppinion and i like a lot #3 and #5. I do have a lot of photos with this themes :)) .. And i will add #3 to my fav
crisutoma · 2008-08-02: 02:29
I like every one of the above. Ignore that rant, and post what YOU like! BTW, the poster who says not to post cute kids has a pic of the kids in his family up!
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