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Kansas City Wizards (MLS) vs. Dallas Burn (MLS)
Wednesday, August 4, 2004, 7:30 p.m. (CT)
Blue Valley District Activities Complex, Overland Park, KS
Weather - Partly cloudy, 78 degrees
Scoring Summary:
KC- Chris Klein (Unassisted) 52'
KC- Davy Arnaud (Unassisted) 57'
KC- Justin Detter (Davy Arnaud) 73'
KC- Alex Zotinca (Matt Taylor) 88'
OVERLAND PARK, KS (Wednesday, August 4, 2004) - The Kansas City Wizards blanked the Dallas Burn 4-0 at the Blue Valley District Activities Complex on Wednesday night and advanced to the Semifinals of the 2004 U.S. Open Cup. Lead by four second half goals, the Wizards put on quite a show for the raucous, standing room-only crowd of 2,143. The Wizards will now host the San Jose Earthquakes at BVDAC on Tuesday, August 24th with the winner advancing to face the winner of Charleston Battery-Chicago Fire in the final.
The match got off to a frantic pace for both sides, with each team taking turns with crisp passes and long periods of possession while the dueling fan clubs for Kansas City and Dallas exchanged drum beats and chants throughout the match. The Wizards created the first chance of the game in the 11th minute when Chris Klein slotted a pass through the Burn defense into the box for an on rushing Davy Arnaud. Arnaud took one touch to create space for himself and let go of a 14 yard blast from the right side towards the near post. But the ball crashed off the upper right post and back into play.
The Wizards had another great opportunity in the 28th minute when Jose Burciaga switched fields to Nick Garcia and Garcia went charging down the right flank. As Garcia drew two defenders, forward Justin Detter was rushing into open space in the middle, nearly 35 yards on goal. Garcia slipped a pass through to Detter, who had no defenders within a 10-yard radius, as he moved in on goal. But the side referee raised a very late flag signaling Detter offside.
The second half started in much the fashion as the first with both sides pressuring deep into the opposing end, but neither able to penetrate the last line of defense.
Kansas City finally broke the scoreless tie in the 52nd minute when Chris Klein dispossessed Dallas midfielder Oscar Pareja near midfield and raced in on goal, making a tremendous run from just inside the center circle. Klein weaved around one Dallas defender with one more in his back pocket. Klein found space just outside the top of the box and rifled a right-footed shot past Scott Garlick and inside the right post.
The Wizards doubled the lead just five minutes later after Chris Klein sent a ball into the box from the right side. Justin Detter squeezed between two Dallas defenders inside the six-yard box and laid out for a diving header, but his attempt was slapped away by Garlick with a great reaction. The ball quivered towards the left of Garlick, catching him out of place as Davy Arnaud ran in to collect the loose ball and pounded home his shot to put the Wizards up 2-0.
Davy Arnaud created another Wizards opportunity in the 73rd minute making a solo run down the right flank and piercing through the right side of the Dallas defense. As two Burn defenders closed in, and a third approaching, Arnaud played a perfect ball into the middle of the box where Justin Detter was alone with no one within five yards. Detter one-times a shot inside the near post to extend Kansas City's lead.
Kansas City had a chance to add another goal in the 86th minute when Klein steamrolled through the Dallas defense and played a short ball to Matt Taylor breaking in from the left side. Taylor side-stepped a defender and put a shot on frame, but Garlick reached out with his right hand to deflect the ball down and managed to collect it.
Kansas City continued to pressure right up to the final whistle and it paid off as Alex Zotinca, who came on in the 85th minute, and scored on a rocket from the right side in the 88th minute after being set up by Matt Taylor. With the 4-0 win, Kansas City will now host the San Jose Earthquakes in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Cup on Tuesday, August 24th. The match will again be held at the Blue Valley District Activities Complex and will kickoff at 7:30 p.m. CT.
The Wizards will be off this weekend and return to MLS action on Saturday, August 14th when they host the Earthquakes at Arrowhead Stadium. The match will kickoff at 3:00 p.m. CT and will be broadcast live on ESPN2.
Kansas City Wizards Lineup (4-4-2): Tony Meola-GK; Nick Garcia, Shavar Thomas, Jimmy Conrad, Jose Luis Burciaga Jr.; Chris Klein, Kerry Zavagnin, Jack Jewsbury (Francisco Gomez-46'), Diego Gutierrez, Davy Arnaud (Alex Zotinca-85'), Justin Detter (Matt Taylor-76')
Dallas Burn Lineup (4-4-2): Scott Garlick-GK; Philip Salyer (Clarence Goodsen-80'), Steve Jolley, Cory Gibbs, Matt Behncke; Ronnie O'Brien, Simo Valakari (Brad Davis-74'), Oscar Pareja (Ramon Nunez-65'), Eric Quill; Eddie Johnson (Toni Nhleko-65'), Bobby Rhine
Referee- Terry Vaughn
Assistant Referees- Kermit Quisenberry, Emiliano Monje
Fourth Official- Shane Butler
Attendance - 2,143
DAL- Philip Salyer (Reckless Foul) 23'
DAL- Cory Gibbs (Reckless Foul) 66'
KC- Alex Zotinca (Removal of Jersey) 88'
Post Game Quotes:
Kansas City Wizards Head Coach Bob Gansler
On the game:
"I thought we looked a little rusty the first half offensively. But defensively we were up to the task. The second half we revved it up a little, obviously. Kleiny's goal jumpstarted us offensively, making a great solo effort picking up the ball in the midfield. The guys are serious about this tournament."
On the depth at the forward position:
"I know it is a trite little saying, but we always say it doesn't matter who, as long as we do. Justin (Detter) just needed some confidence and Matt (Taylor) came in and showed his wears as well. I think we are deeper at the forward spot than people thought. Part of our tentativeness in the first half was because Davy didn't have his partner up top - Josh Wolff. Josh has been our catalyst and Davy can run off him. When he wasn't there to make that first run, we were tentative, but we have some talented young ones and some talented veterans ready to return."
Kansas City Wizards Midfielder Chris Klein
On the game:
"We didn't play all that well in the first half and we talked at halftime about coming out with a little more fire and intensity. Once we got that first goal it gave us a lot of confidence we needed to put that second one in and we played a lot better in the second half than we did in the first."
On reaching the semifinals after a disappointing loss in the Semis in 2002:
"I remember that one, we were up 2-0 on Columbus and we ended up losing the game. This is a tournament we want to win. From the beginning coach has talked about taking it very serious. Out owners name is in the trophy and that makes it a little more special for us. We have two games to go and we are going to go for it."


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The Residential Plan provides 2 meal swipes per day which can be used to access The Met, RISD's "All-You-Care-To-Eat" facility, or to purchase a meal at the Portfolio, Watermark, or Jolly Roger. Meals do not accumulate day to day. Students on the Residential Plan also get $1500 Dining Points per year (the equivalent of $45 Dining Points per week) which rollover from semester to semester and are loaded at $750 increments at the start of each semester. Other benefits include 6 guest meals per year (3 per semester), two free exchangeable to-go (Ozzi) containers per year, and a complimentary celebration cake for birthdays or other celebrations! To order your complimentary celebration cake, complete this form.
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The Flex 7-60 plan provides blocks of 120 meal swipes per semester, which can be used to access The Met, the Portfolio, Watermark, or Jolly Roger. Students on the Flex 7-60 plan also get a total of $2,000 Dining Points per year (approximately $60 per week), which rollover from semester to semester, meals do not roll over. Points are loaded at $1,000 increments at the start of each semester. Other benefits include 6 guest meals per year (3 per semester), and two free exchangeable to-go (Ozzi) containers.
The Flex 5-40 Plan
The Flex 5-40 plan provides blocks of 90 meal swipes per semester, which can be used to access The Met, the Portfolio, Watermark, or Jolly Roger. Students on the Flex 5-40 Plan also get a total of $1,400 Dining Points per year (approximately $40 per week), which rollover from semester to semester, meals do not roll over. Points are added at $700 increments at the start of each semester. Other benefits include 6 guest meals per year (3 per semester), and two free exchangeable to-go (Ozzi) containers.
The Connect 3-25 Plan
The Connect 3-25 Plan is designed for Graduate, Upper-class (senior and 5th year) and Commuter students who want to stay connected to RISD and take advantage of RISD Dining at discounted rates. The Connect 3-25 Plan provides blocks of 50 meal swipes per semester (this averages 3 meal swipes per week), which can be used to access The Met, RISD's "All-You-Care-To-Eat" facility, the Portfolio, Watermark or Jolly Roger. Students on the Connect 3-25 Plan also get a total of $850 Dining Points per year (average $25 per week), which are loaded at the start of each semester. Other benefits include 6 guest meals per year (3 per semester), and two free exchangeable to-go (Ozzi) containers. Note: This plan is available to off-campus residents, 5th Year, Senior, and Graduate students living in Apartment Experience housing. Sophomores, Juniors, and anyone living in Essential RISD or Suite Experience Housing are not eligible for the Connect 3-25 Plan.
Dining: Pricing
Room And Board Package Prices
|Essential RISD
|Suite Experience
|Apartment Experience
|Apartment Experience
|Class Year
|All Class Years
|All Class Years
|FY, Sophomores, Juniors
|Seniors, 5th Years, Graduate Students
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|Included Option for FY
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|See RISD Residence Life
|Residential Plan
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|Included Option
|See RISD Residence Life
|See RISD Residence Life
|Flex 7-60 Plan
|See RISD Residence Life
|See RISD Residence Life
|Flex 5-40 Plan
|See RISD Residence Life
|See RISD Residence Life
|Connect 3-25 Plan
|See RISD Residence Life
|No Meal Plan
|See RISD Residence Life
Off-Campus Meal Plan Options
Students living off campus are eligible for any of the available meal plans: Foundation, Residential, Flex 7-60, Flex 5-40, or Connect 3-25. See details below:
|meal plan
|Flex 7-60
|Flex 5-40
|Connect 3-25
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|price per semester
Dining: Billing Policies
Meal plan participants must abide by the same rules of conduct outlined in the Student Handbook. Any violation may result in a nonrefundable termination of the plan or in other disciplinary action.
- First-year students are unable to alter their meal plans.
- Upperclass students are automatically contracted and billed for the meal plan they had the previous year. For spring semester, students are automatically re-enrolled in the same meal plan they purchased for the fall semester. Upperclass students are eligible to alter their meal plans (see below).
- Meal plan contracts are billed per semester, regardless of housing change.
- Contracts are in effect for the full academic year.
- Second semester meal plans are activated at the start of the third week in January. Any remaining fall semester dining points will be added to the new spring semester dining points.
- Full-time students who withdraw from RISD are refunded a percentage of their chosen dining plan, as follows:
|Withdraw Period
|Tuition Portion Returned
|Room & Board Portion Returned
|Before start
|0 days
|1-11 days
|12-15 days
|16-22 days
|23-28 days
|29-36 days
|37 days or greater
How to Add, Change or Cancel a Plan
- Eligible students interested in adding or changing meal plans should do so on WebAdvisor. Changes are only allowed during the first two weeks of the semester.
- After classes begin, eligible students may cancel a meal plan in person at the Dining Services main office through the first two weeks of the fall semester. No meal plan contract may be canceled after the second week of the fall semester. Omission of meal plan contract fees from tuition payments to the Business Office does not constitute cancellation of a meal plan contract.
Dining: Meal Payment Options
Meal plans are not transferable and all students are required to present their ID cards for service. Any violation may result in termination of the plan or other disciplinary action. Plans include two options for purchasing meals:
- Meal Swipes: entree with accompanying sides and a beverage. Please note that meal swipes do not carry-over from semester to semester. Meal swipes accepted at The Met, Portfolio Café, Watermark Café and Jolly Roger Deli.
- Points: for purchasing food and beverage a la carte, 1 point = $1.00. Please note that points do carry-over from semester to semester. Points accepted at The Met, Portfolio Café, Watermark Café, Jolly Roger Deli and Carr Haus Café
risdbucks is an optional account that is not associated with our meal plans but is accepted at all dining locations. Cash and credit cards (Mastercard/Visa) are also accepted at all locations.
Dining: Employment
Operating four on-campus eateries, a mobile food truck and a full-service catering company, RISD Dining is always pushing the creative limit. Flexible scheduling makes RISD Dining an ideal part-time position for students and other busy people. Teamwork, diversity and creativity make RISD Dining a rewarding experience for everyone.
Our mission: To provide an exceptional dining experience
Are you warm and optimistic? Do you possess a strong work ethic and commitment to growth, integrity and thoughtfulness? If so, RISD Dining is looking for you!
Some of our positions include:
- Culinary Production
- Bakery
- Dining Service Attendants
- Pantry Cooks
- Dishwashing/Utility
- Catering Delivery
- On Call Catering Staff (waitstaff, bartending and utility)
- Student Employment
RISD Dining is always on the lookout for student help for the various venues on campus. At the beginning of the year, there are usually positions available at every facility on campus. Eligible students should email the managers at these venues and submit their resume or schedule an interview.
Student Employment Jobs
Job opportunities are posted on the work study job website. Contact information for supervisors is listed with each job. Preference will be given to Federal or RISD work study students. Student Employment and the Student Employment Handbook 2015-16 can provide additional information about work eligibility.
Dining: Menu
Dining: Our Standards
Kitchen Principles
The following principles influence both our standards and our purchasing choices:
RISD Dining is an ingredient-guided, self-operated dining program that prides itself on striving to give each guest an exceptional experience. We support local food interests and provide mentoring to those who wish to reflect our goals of preserving natural resources, supporting community businesses and endeavoring to maintain stewardship of the Earth and all it provides for future generations.
Culinary Standards
- Menus are created with seasonally inspired foods which are authentic, simple and delicious.
- Foods from local sources (farms, dairies, bakeries, etc.) are given strong consideration.
- We are committed to the use of sustainable and locally sourced/produced products.
- Work to follow NOAA Fish Watch guidelines for choosing sustainably harvested seafood or appropriate alternatives.
- House-made foods will be served regularly at all venues.
- When possible we avoid high-fructose corn syrup, trans fat and MSG in purchased products, and completely avoid them during in-house preparation.
- We are committed to using various ethnic styles for preparing meals.
- We serve "naturally" raised and 100% Angus all-beef burgers.
- We will continue the process of eliminating meats treated with growth hormones and antibiotics, and all chicken served is "natural" and antibiotic free.
- We are committed to high quality, flavorful, vegan and vegetarian options.
- Allergens such as gluten, lactose, soy, and fish will be identified by signage in our dining units.
- The use or sale of nuts or nut products is prohibited in The Met and Portfolio Café.
- We will prepare all foods as close to consumption as operationally possible with a preference for just-in-time cooking.
- When possible, desserts are prepared in-house from scratch.
- Preference will be given to serving complex carbohydrates, as suits the menu choices.
You Are What You Eat...
- Naturally raised (ground) beef: no antibiotics, no growth hormone, sustainably raised
- All natural chicken: no antibiotics, cage free, vegetarian diet
- Roast and deli turkey: cooperatively raised with exceptional sustainable practices for plant production; Michigan Turkey
- Canned beans: natural and low sodium; Furmano's - all types
- All natural canned tomatoes: minimally processed; Stanislaus
- Vegan pasta and many filled pastas; Carla's (Connecticut) and Joseph's (Massachusetts)
- Organic tofu: house brand tofu
- New sugar for vegan desserts: naturally filtered
- Fryer oil: expeller pressed canola - NO trans fats
- Local Products: farm fresh - local and sustainably raised beef, pork and seafood, produce, honey and Artisan cheeses; Rhody Fresh - eggs; hand fruit, locally sourced in season
Beverage Program:
- Coffee: Omar (Connecticut). All coffee is Fair Trade and we support the Rainforest Alliance (higher equitability than Fair Trade)
- Local soda company: Al's Soda (Connecticut). Some local production/some naturally sweetened (cane sugar) sodas/naturally flavored waters
- Rhody Fresh, local milk co-op (no BGH)
- Silk, organic and sustainable soy milk
- Florida's Best, orange juice co-op
- "Native" water out of the Berkshires, in bio-degradable bottles
Locally Grown:
- Blossom Trail Orchards, Smithfield RI: fresh sliced apples for desserts
- Jaswell Farms, Smithfield RI: fresh apple cider, honey, apples, seasonal vegetables
- Barden Orchards, Smithfield RI: local fruit and seasonal vegetables
- Absalona Greenhouse, Foster RI: local hydroponic greens and herbs
- Hill Orchard, Smithfield RI: local fruit and seasonal vegetables
Locally Packed:
- Calise Bakery, Lincoln RI: local baker of breads and rolls
- Graziano's Sausage, Providence, RI: fresh Italian sausage
- Venda Ravioli, Providence, RI: manufacturer and packer of fresh pasta
Other Locally Manufactured Products:
- Old Neighborhood deli meats, MA.
- Iggy's Bread, MA
Dining: Pantry2U
Food shopping is made simple with our Pantry2U program! Simply fill out the shopping list and email to Christopher Wood at firstname.lastname@example.com. Order forms submitted by Wednesday will ensure groceries will be ready for pick up at 15 West (Portfolio Café) on Friday.
Dining: Special Diets
If you have food allergies or intolerances please register your information with Health Services. RISD Dining can work on special menus for you after Health Services confirms your condition. Contact Pierre St-Germain, Associate Director for Dining, (401 454-6362) about individual needs.
If you require a special diet in accordance with religious practices (i.e. Kosher or Halal) contact Pierre St-Germain, Associate Director for Dining, (401 454-6362).
Most dining venues provide vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options daily and the Met and Portfolio Café are nut-free for production and service.


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King Khan's star power expands all the way to Germany! Here he is, launching Zee One, a Bollywood channel made for the Germans.
Shah Rukh Khan's star power crosses borders and it ain't a news we don't know about. In fact, a lot of our Bollywood actors have made a lasting impact outside the country by the work they have delivered in the years as well as by the expanse of fans distributed across the horizons. Be it London, Singapore, USA, Khan's popularity is known worldwide and we are just super proud of him. And while we speak of his fame and popularity all over the world, here's a place we never thought would be full of SRKians! All we knew was that the actor had taken off to somewhere as he was spotted at the airport.
However, now we know that he went to Munich, Germany for a very special reason! As soon as the actor landed in Germany, he quickly posted a selfie on his Instagram to let his fans know his whereabouts in the coolest post! The actor left for Munich to launch Zee One, an initiative by Zee to showcase Bollywood movies and shows in Germany! So yeah, for the same, the actor had taken off. At the event, he even met his his voice double Pascal Breuer, who would be the voiceover artist to dub SRK in German. We got deets on the same along with pics from Shah Rukh Khan's fan club, who have been sending out all pics and videos from the event. Do we even have to mention how dapper he looked? Wearing a crisp suit, the actor walked in with his sunglasses and swag in check!
The actor also signed autographs for fans and was his charming best. Basically, Mr Khan was just being himself and slaying his German fans with his wow personality and wit! If you notice, the Raees actor has been too busy moving from place to place launching events. He was recently spotted at a book launch event of author Gunjan Jain. The book also features Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor Khan as the 24 top women achievers of the country. He will soon be seen with Alia Bhatt in Dear Zindagi!
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They drive SUVs, throw perfectly recyclable bottles and cans in the trash, clean their bathrooms with — gasp — bleach and think nothing of sometimes blasting the air conditioner or taking wickedly wasteful long, hot showers.
You think you know the type: the ones who think global warming is a hoax and scarf up natural resources like candy.
Think again.
All of the above are true confessions from the Guilty Green — the same people who say they worry about the planet becoming a giant hot tub.
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Most of the time, they do the best they can. They dutifully recycle. They try to reduce their driving. They flush less frequently.
But sometimes they slip. They throw out that mayonnaise jar instead of rinsing and recycling. They buy bottled water instead of bringing their own filtered water in reusable containers. They even answer "plastic" to the age-old "Paper or plastic?" question at the grocery store, when they really should be pulling out an unbleached, environmentally safe, reusable cloth bag. Then they feel pangs of guilt, sometimes inflicted by others. How bad is it?
•A survey by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corp. in Atlanta recently found that 20% of Americans experienced so-called green guilt. Most felt they should do more, especially recycling.
•A Catholic priest in England is reportedly taking green confessions at environmental festivals.
•And a website recently sprouted solely for the purpose of letting the green guilty confess — anonymously.
"I have a perfectly good coffee mug on my desk, but it's filled with pennies. I still use the little Styrofoam cups for coffee," says one person on True Green Confessions. "I throw gum out the window when I'm driving, but never non-biodegradable trash. Is that wrong?" asks another. "I drive an SUV, and love my car, even though I know it is bad for the environment."
Guilt even hits hard-core environmentalists. Paige Rodgers of Corte Madera, Calif., is so environmentally minded that she helped design a new product, Fabkins, reusable napkins for kids. She recycles, carries bags in her car for groceries and often finds herself thirsty because she forgot to bring her own filtered water and doesn't want to buy wasteful bottled water.
But still, "I drive an SUV," she says. "True confession. I do feel guilty about that. But I justify it because we don't drive that much."
Writer and humorist Lou Bendrick, who recently wrote about green guilt for online environmental magazine Grist, says she understands why people feel so guilty.
"The more you know about global warming, the more you see how human actions can impact the Earth," she says. "Pretty soon you start thinking that if you don't buy organic toothpaste, the Greenland ice sheet is going to melt." She admits she takes "showers that are so long that I'm guessing whole rivers are diverted while my conditioner sets," she says.
That sort of "omnipotent" guilt — when people have "an exaggerated sense of their own power" — is quite common, says psychologist Lynn O'Connor, a professor who specializes in guilt at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, Calif. "You really are not responsible for the whole planet nearing extinction."
But sometimes it seems like it. Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature and other environmental books, confesses to what he thinks is an eco-sin: "I have eight pairs of skis, where really, one would do."
These days, McKibben, of Ripton, Vt., has a new sin: He spends a lot of time crisscrossing the country by plane.
"I have basically been in the air non-stop," he admits. Somewhat ironically, he has been meeting with students to help them organize to fight for the environment. But he still feels guilty because planes cause a lot of pollution.
"There is plenty of guilt to go around," McKibben says. "We're all guilty at some level. A hundred years from now we'll look back on all our habits with a certain amount of disgust and unbelief: 'You were driving what?' " he says, referring to SUVs and other vehicles that get low gas mileage.
But he adds that while we should all do more to conserve energy, he agrees that individuals have far less power than we might think. "In the long run, beating yourself up about (green sins) is a lot less important than beating yourself up about why you're not figuring out what you can do politically to get something done," he says.
Danny Seo, an "environmental lifestyle expert" and author of the Simply Green book series, sees a lot of eco-inspired guilt.
"The No. 1 thing I get from everyone is 'I'm sorry, I have an SUV, but I have children,' " Seo says. "I say 'It's fine. It's OK.' … When you have guilt, it's sort of admitting 'I know I've been doing something bad long enough.' " But he notes that "guilting" someone can easily backfire.
He's right, O'Connor says. Guilt is great for interpersonal relationships: It prompts people to apologize when they've done something wrong. But it doesn't really work for mass movements.
"Guilt is not a good way to get people to do something. There's a risk of turning people off," she says.
"Rather than making people feel guilty, presenting a model of something that's very small and doable without laying any judgment is going to be much more effective."
Others agree. "Let's face it: Environmentalists have a bit of a reputation for being sanctimonious," Bendrick says.
Lily Fessenden of the Audubon Expedition Institute at Lesley University in Cambridge, Mass., says she used to be like that. "I actually have evolved … shaming people doesn't work at all."
But she understands just where the guilt comes from. Even though she saves just about everything (she composts food waste and makes sure she reuses old bags, food containers and trashed shirts for other purposes), she still feels bad about some indulgences, such as the big-screen TV her husband bought.
"The reason for feeling guilty is knowing we are drawing down on the natural capital that we have. We're on the train heading for a cliff and everyone's partying. Nobody's looking out the window. It's just logical that if you use resources faster than they can be replenished, there will be a wake-up call."
Most people really do want to do better, says Randy Paynter, CEO of Care2, a social networking site dedicated to social change and action. But they don't know where to turn or "feel it's too difficult."
His site offers tips for going green, such as trying lemon juice to whiten the wash rather than chlorine bleach. It also allows people to donate to various causes online.
"What we find is when (people) get involved, even at a simple basic level, they realize that they've done something good and it feels good," he says. "They often feel empowered and want to do more."
Other sites and companies offer so-called carbon offsets to offset the pollution you create. But the jury is out on whether such programs really work. Being truly green is hard, says Amy Kaleita, assistant professor of agriculture and biosystems engineering at Iowa State University.
"A lot of the things people are doing are a result of hearing a sound bite on TV or seeing a bullet point in a magazine or noticing a banner ad featuring their favorite celebrity. The truth is, it takes more proactive analysis of your own lifestyle to come up with solutions that are really going to lighten your environmental impact."
In the meantime, what should people do with their guilt? "What I try to tell people is don't sweat the small stuff," says Chip Giller, founder of Grist. "An individual can have more impact if they focus on bigger purchasing decisions." Buying a hybrid car or a water- and energy-saving washer and dryer has more impact than worrying about paper or plastic, he says.
In the long run, he's hoping to effect change at the government and corporate levels. And for individuals, his hope is that being environmentally friendly will become routine. "Right now, green is trendy. But we want it to become second nature — like it is to put on a seat belt."
Are you a member of the "Guilty Green?" Share your experiences below and ways you have helped and hurt the environment.
Conversation guidelines: USA TODAY welcomes your thoughts, stories and information related to this article. Please stay on topic and be respectful of others. Keep the conversation appropriate for interested readers across the map.


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Cranberry Township, Alleghany County, North Carolina
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Cranberry Township is one of seven townships in Alleghany County, North Carolina, United States. The township had a population of 375, according to the 2010 census.[1] Before 1880, it was included in Prathers Creek Township.[2]
Cranberry Township occupies 23.9 square miles (62.0 km2) in southwestern Alleghany County. The township's western border is with Ashe County, and the southern border is shared with Wilkes County.
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William EarlAberdeen, a^d is fdiqceedfd ig Honour an Eftate.b^i hi�.�ldelttSo� the Lord Haddow. About the &m�Trm� died^ Mr-. Alexander Hay of Hun-tjogtown, A4vQcacej zyad- late- Sheriff- of iho County/ of BbddwigtGR-. On Sunday Night died" at his Houfe in Gerrard: Jlreet, Soho, in the 94th Year of his Age^ Mr. James Lojig, formerly ajid eqainect Sadltr. Or^Sa^da^. Nig^laftd^^idd^^ Mrs. Qgle^ Wife of Ml- Og.'c-> a wealthy/Fruiterer, i.a Qovont-Gardoq, who was ki famine perf^.Ue^Uk wijbip.a.few, M.ijwtes of'her Death. ^ ' aTE8jno^pj), w>.Sig^^tjjva.iN6J4^jyTft0m to fee his Wife, wi^lay ilT^C^hjfei^i^riQu^ytioXa Chaifc, by whicht his.SkuH: wat to. fEaxStuned^ he prefently On Tuefday lafl the Widow Jackfon, who liv'd in a k�e,Hcu�e- about half * M+J�-froffl-K�fttftg- in- K�ot-, was found wi^Her,- Brains, bsat out,, afld, hcf. 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Ticket*^ P1*qm t^> be- Im^'m. Mr.Chjpnp^n's,.the Cproar of Tlwy write from CploheAw, that one Night laft Week, the Gigg-Mill atLangley, wasfet on Fire by Peifons unknown, wd the;gre�t!eft Part thereof confomed.*-Tfte Day bebeetki* bappen'd ti)4:MUtar vm arteiled i& *� ^�ge D�bt, andconvoiy'd to Chelmsford Goal, by twoi Oflaceia djre^M rti Womens Gloath�, who came into his Hoiife un- | die. Pieuyicc of pi&ring to Sale in a Baficet, Laces, Combs, | N�edl�t, &c From the fame Place they tail us, that the Boxing*Match-between George Stephenfon of London, and A&tbo�y-JpneA of thai Town, (which had been made for a confidera-b!e Sum,, and many Betts depending) was over in about a M�o�ls, to the Surpriz? of all the Country Fellows, to vyhern Jones had been � Terror for fon*e. Yeare. From Jpfwich they tell us, tfiat ort the ill Inflant William Goode and, Ch^rlea SeweJl^ two Shoeinakcrs in Bec-cles, were committejd'-tp the, County Goal inlpfwich, they ha,vipg cpnfefs'd tbat they, were conccrn'd with federal Smugglers in breakingioto the Houfe of Helen Hurrel of lkftckiv and carrying awray Henry Nurfey. And the fame Day one Thomas Peak was committed to the faid Goal, for breaking' open the Houfe. of Thomas Hart of Wcfthall, apd' fteafing a Watch, three Silver Spoons, Sec. The four Criminals, who received; Sentence of Death at Bu/y ajre all reproved. Within this Day or twp feveral Perfons. concerned in the vendrng-many obfeeneBook9 and Prints, have-be�n taken into Cuftody, in order to their being profecuted for the faid Offence ; which 'tis hoped will deter others from the like Practice, a Stop to it never having been more neceffaxy than at prefer^. High W&ee* this Day at London-Bridge at 43 Minutes after 4.. KAY -MARKET. By SUBSCRIPTION, "the Foitrtjewtk Night. AT the KING'S THEATRE in the. tfAY-AfA^KET', thuDay, will be perfbntt'd the SACRED OR ATORIO. Wi;h a. QC^CER.TQ on the ORGAN. Pit an R U R YL A N E. R% Hii Myefly;*, Company, qf Comedian^ k T the Theatre--Royal in Drury-Lansy- �\, on Monday next, ncill'be, preftnted.a Cpfliedy^ call'd 'l;)e C Q M M I T TEE; OR, Tht Faithful ?R'I��m-an-. The.Pa/t of:Te,a^u^ to be perform % by, Mr. Mackjift.j Qol. Care-Jefs by-Mf. QWiXAi. C-�l. Blunt, Mjr. Win'ftpne ; Mr. Day, Mr. Ray,} Oljad�h,, Mr, T.a/vvell j Abej, Mr, Neale Committee-Man, Mr. Turbutt} Bpqk/elle^;,. Mr, Leifh ; j.aijjn^' Mr Sjippfon}. Soldier, Mr. u/h:r ; Ja.ck., Mr- Green., Mrs. Day, Mrs. Croft j Arbella, MrJvRid�Ut!> MfS'.Ghat,, MifsBradAiw, ; And the Pan of Ruth. b.y, Mrs. Wpffington.. \yi[,h Enffrtaihrnen^, as vyijl.be exprefs'd irj the Day's Bills. TQ begin exaclly at Six o;elock, .--i.m.i -u . .� .11 1 1 lJ1 j 1 j" j. .i 1 ,11 1 1 C O, V E, X-G A 11 D E N. By particular DESIRE. For the Btnep of Mr. CHAPiVtAN*. AT the Theatre-RoyaJ1 in Covent-Gardtnv Monday next> will be prefented* a Play, call'd D ON S E B A S T I A N, King of PORTUGAL Written by, D/yden. The Part oPDon Sebartian by Mr. RXAN'; Bank Stock no Price. India Ditto 1 z 1 4th. Sauth Ssa Stock* no Price. Ditto Old Annuities 110 3 4ths. Ditto New 1 eg t half Three per Cent. Annuities 90 a 8th. Ditto 1742, 90 a 1 8tn. Ditto r74-3 and 1744, 90 a 1 Rth. Ditto 1745, 8$ 1 half a 89. Million Bank 115. Equivalent 110. Royal Affiance no Price. London Afluiance 1 j 1 8th. Edglifli Copper 5 t. Seven per Cent. Emperor s Loin na Price. Five per Cen% DittP no Price. Bank Circulation 4.I. Prem. India Bonds 1 1. 9 ?. a s. Pr. Three and a half Salt Tallies 3 7 8ths Difc. Three and a half per Cent. Exchequer Orders 3 Difc Three per Cent. Ditto 11 ( 3 4ths Dilc* Lojttery J ickets 20 s. 6d. Prem. Life Annuities 15 1 4th Years Purchafe. � � T I . ' i � , 1 i 1 1 > '1 1 1 v." ' ' " ' Fur the Benefit atri Increnfe of a Futfo- e&a~ blffii for the Support of ErECM'D MUSICIANS, or their Families. AT the Theatre-Royal in Coven-t-Garden, To- morrow, will be perform'd an Entertainment of VtcaJ and Inftrumental M U S I C K, As follows, PART I. Overture of Samfcra. Air. Trial Eifyfe, in the Oratorio ot Samlbn, by. Mr� EMrd. . Airi Prefo al Caro amato Cido, in Merafpe, fnng by Si|nora Galll. Air. Return, 0 God of Hfit, inSamfon, fung by MilsRobicfon. Air. My [elf I Jhall adore, in Setnele, fung by Signora Franeefma. Air. DelMinecciar del ferttv, in Otho, fung by Mr. ReinholdV, PART II. Concerto by Mr. Weideman. Air. Per Piete, nell' Inceftanxa Delafa, fung by Signora Frafi. Air. 0 ruddier than tie CLerry, in Acis and Galatea, fung by Mr* Rheinhold. Air. 0 Sleep, in Semele, fung by Signora Francefina, Concerto by Signora Caporale. Air. Dirtiben-Mie, in Alexander in. Perfia, by. Mifs 5.obinfon� PART III. Concerto by Mr. Miller, Air. Tremende, ejeure, atreci, in Merafpe, fuog by Signora. Galli. Air. rVby does the God of IfraclJleep, in Samfon, by Mr. BeitA-Air. Scber** qucfi" Alma *>\a, del Sign Lampugnani by Sjg. Frafi. Concerto by Mr. Vincent. Trio in Aciiand Galatea, iang by Signora Francefina, Mifs Ro-binfon, Mr, Reinhold. s 1 mmmmmmmm*im\\W\\\lXimmm\lltmmmmmm-mmimmm Pit and Boxes to be put together, and no Perfons to be admitted without Tickets, which will be deliver'd that Day, at the O+fke at Half a Guinea each, Firft Gallery 5 s. Second Gallery v 6 The Galleries \nll be open'd at Four o'clock. Pit and Boxes at Five. To begin.exaftly at Six o'clock. The TJcHefi. deliver'd out to the Subfcribers.ta this Chari^* will adjnit one 0erfoo into any Part of the Houfe. -2 BRI DG E-H OUSE-LANDS. ^THE Committee for Letting the Jkidge-honft* 9 ' Land.5, give N*tice, that they inttna\tc fit in, the Court. cU Chamberi at Guildhall, London, lo-monrtna: being the , nth of this Mant Ax>n\ at Four of the ' Clack in th. Q After-noon^ in order to necetfut'fropojalj, and to Con trait ixith fucbPer.fonorPtrfoni^hoJhatlfbe willing tfipregand Build^ TenGaodand SukftantialUtiufes on the. Evfi-fiat of London-Bridge, with Pia-xxals in-the FrontK in Manner and Form, and according to- the Elevations, Dimen/sonsj. and Particulars, to be feen at the Cntnptrollej?s*Ofjite in the Bridge Yard,. Southwark ; and.the Co/rtraSor, or Contractor^ are to have, take do Be)Jadra, dy'd Silk, and Silk upon Bobins, &c. which \>t .fold firft, The above- to be feen a|-ROBERT KIRKE's War�ho�fe in Nttd Rents, St. Martin'i-le-Grand, Cbtapfjdf, from this Morniftg t^.tht Time of Saks ROBERT KJR^E, BuoxeR. ;
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The Golden Shades of Autumn
Shades of gold and brown were everywhere in November. This shot in Fitzgerald Park, Cork captured the wonderful display while kids and parents congregated around the playground.
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January 10, 2014
Nice shot, different angle. (as long as it doesn't remind you of an 'unwanted' person watching the kids from afar…


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How Catholic are US Catholics? It's all in how you measure
More than 81 million U.S. adults identify themselves as Catholic.
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The overall Catholic count plunges to 68.1 million in the 2015 Official Catholic Directory. It tallies up reports from the nation's parishes of adults — and children — who have attended worship, received sacraments, joined a youth group or donated money.


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