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Funding Conditions for the Flagship Event Fund of the 2018 Regional Flagship Events Program
Note: This page describes the conditions of participation in the Flagship Event Fund of the 2018 Regional Flagship Events Program only. It does not describe the conditions of participation in the Incubator Event Fund or Event Development Fund which are available separately.
Table of Contents
- Destination NSW
- Regional Tourism Strategy
- The Regional Flagship Events Program - General
- Flagship Event Fund
- Objective
- Flagship Event Fund – Application Process
- The Panel
- Event Agreement
- Other Conditions
- Destination NSW Discretion
- Important Contacts at Destination NSW
- Appendix 1
- Appendix 2
Please read the following conditions carefully. Destination NSW's assessment panel will allocate funding for the Flagship Event Fund according to the terms on this page.
The New South Wales (NSW) Government established Destination NSW as a statutory authority in July 2011 to support the growth of the State's tourism and events sector.
Our Role
Destination NSW is responsible for devising and implementing strategies to grow the visitor economy, with particular focus on driving tourism and acquiring and developing major sporting and cultural events for Sydney and Regional NSW. In addition, Destination NSW is the major investor in Business Events Sydney with the aim of securing more international conventions, incentive travel reward programs, corporate events and exhibitions for Sydney and Regional NSW.
Our Vision
To make Sydney and NSW one of the world's most successful tourism and event destinations.
Our Mission
Is to double visitor expenditure by 2020 and maximise the benefits of the visitor economy for NSW.
Our Strategic Objectives
The strategic direction for Destination NSW is currently led by the Final Report of the NSW Visitor Economy Taskforce.
A background on the report and its key findings and strategies can be found here
Destination NSW's key strategic objectives are:
- Achieve the visitor economy 2020 target
- Position Sydney and NSW as Australia's premier tourist and events destination
- Develop the strongest and most compelling events calendar in Australia
- Increase industry stakeholder and customer engagement
- Deliver value in our partnership and co-operative programs
- Attract and retain the best staff and build staff capacity and capabilities
In 2015, the Board of Destination NSW was tasked with reviewing the existing model of the State's Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs). This review recommended the urgent reform of RTOs, the implementation of a new regional tourism model and a redesign of regional visitor economy funding.
On 6 July 2016 the NSW Government announced that 6 new and professionalised regional tourism entities would be established, to be known as Destination Networks (DNs). The DNs will replace the existing RTO structure and work with Destination NSW to advance the interests of growing tourism in NSW.
The six DNs are:
- Destination Riverina Murray
- Destination Southern NSW (including the Snowy Mountains and the Far South Coast)
- Destination North Coast (including Lord Howe Island)
- Destination Country and Outback NSW
- Destination Sydney Surrounds North (including the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, the Hunter, Penrith and Hawkesbury)
- Destination Sydney Surrounds South (including the Southern Highlands, Wollongong and the Shoalhaven).
A map showing the boundaries of the Destination Networks by Local Government Area is provided in Appendix 1.
The core role of the Destination Networks is destination management and, as such, their key responsibilities will be industry engagement and industry development, product development, training and education, ensuring quality and compliance with funding application guidelines, and collaboration with Destination NSW on industry activities.
In addition, the DNs will develop and implement their region's Destination Management Plan, in alignment with the NSW State Destination Management Plan, and ensure its alignment with local tourism and other related plans.
Destination NSW anticipates that the Destination Networks will be operational from early 2017.
Destination NSW's support for the Regional Flagship Events Program works alongside the strategies that each Destination Network will have for the marketing and development of regional tourism.
The Regional Flagship Events Program identifies and supports events in Regional NSW that have the potential to act as cornerstone, or 'Flagship', tourism events for their area by attracting overnight visitation to their region and delivering long-term benefits to the host destination.
Since 1996, the Regional Flagship Events Program has provided approximately $8.0 million in funding to 291 separate events throughout Regional NSW over twenty annual rounds.
As part of the NSW Government's announcement of the Destination Networks on 6 July 2016, it was advised that the Regional Flagship Events Program was to be expanded with the addition of two new funds, the first to assist new events, and the second to provide support for events that have already received the maximum funding permitted through the existing program.
The name "Regional Flagship Events Program" will continue to be used as an umbrella title. Under this umbrella will sit the three individual funds which will be known as:
- Incubator Event Fund
- Flagship Event Fund
- Event Development Fund
The three funds within the Program will now offer a development pipeline that supports:
- the establishment of new events (Incubator Event Fund)
- the marketing of emerging events to increase their profile and encourage visitation (Flagship Event Fund); and
- the strategic development of proven events as drivers of tourism (Event Development Fund).
Each of the three funds within the Regional Flagship Events Program have different eligibility and selection criteria. Applications for the three funds will be managed separately.
This Terms & Conditions page refers only to the conditions of participation in the Flagship Event Fund. Terms and Conditions for the Incubator Event Fund and Event Development Fund are available separately.
General Eligibility
Only events held in the six Destination Networks are eligible to apply for funding through the three funds of the Regional Flagship Events Program. This includes events held in the Sydney metropolitan Local Government Areas of Penrith and Hawkesbury which are part of Destination Sydney Surrounds North, and Wollondilly which is part of Destination Sydney Surrounds South. A map showing the boundaries of the Destination Networks by Local Government Area is provided in Appendix 1.
Events held in Local Government Areas not represented by a Destination Network are not eligible to apply for funding through the three funds of the Regional Flagship Events Program. Local Government Areas not represented by a Destination Network are listed in Appendix 2.
Events held in areas on the border between NSW and another State must prove, as part of their application, that at least 80% of the event's activity is physically based in NSW to be eligible for funding from the three funds of the Regional Flagship Events Program.
The following event types are not eligible to apply for funding from the three funds of the Regional Flagship Events Program:
- Regular (such as weekly or monthly) community events such as markets, bazaars, local sports meets (home/away games, local tournaments), club gatherings (RSL, Rotary, Chambers of Commerce etc.), classes and workshops.
- One-off events that are not planned to continue after a single year, such as anniversary celebrations, concerts, exhibitions and theatre seasons.
- Events that have a religious ceremony or celebration as the principal focus such as Easter or Christmas celebrations or the similar festivals of other religions. Events held over religious holiday weekends will be considered if the religious festival is not the focus of the event (eg: food or music festivals).
- Community public holiday celebrations such as Anzac Day, Australia Day, Queen's Birthday if the holiday is the primary focus. Events held on public holidays will be considered if the holiday is not the focus (eg: food or music festival).
- Event series such as sporting events held in multiple locations across the year.
- Touring events such as concert tours, circuses and fun fairs.
- Promotional events where the marketing of a product is the principal objective.
- Events whose overnight visitor impact is not immediate ie: that promote visitation to a destination at a later date.
- Business events such as trade shows and consumer exhibitions, conferences and industry meetings. Consumer events that include a business event as an extension event will not be excluded provided the consumer event is the primary purpose of the event.
- Events owned and/or operated by an agency or entity of the Federal Government, or a State or Territory Government including New South Wales.
All applicants to the three funds in the Regional Flagship Events Program must be the event owner (ie: own the rights to the event), must be financially solvent, must be a company or incorporated association and must have an Australian Business Number (ABN).
The Flagship Event Fund, formerly known as the Regional Flagship Events Program, identifies and assists the development of events that contribute to the unique character of the tourism regions of NSW and can demonstrate that they attract overnight visitation. The fund is open to events held in Regional NSW that have been running for more than two years and offers grants to specifically support marketing activities aimed at increasing visibility and attracting visitation to the event from outside its local area.
The Flagship Event Fund offers two grants:
- Annual grants of $20,000 (excl. GST); or
- Triennial grants of $27,500 (excl. GST) in cash and $2,500 (excl. GST) in value-in-kind research services per year, guaranteed for three years.
Grant monies must be spent on marketing initiatives that encourage overnight visitation from outside the region in which the event is occurring.
Use of Funds
The event marketing activities that will be supported by Destination NSW's Flagship Event Fund must:
- Be directed at specific domestic and/or international markets outside the immediate Local Government Area of the event; and
- Aim to increase tourism business by influencing visitors' intention to travel to, and stay overnight in, the region and/or to extend their length of stay.
Funding will only be made available to enhance the marketing and promotion of an event and is not intended to replace previous or other event funding. Flagship Event Fund grants must be expended on marketing and promotional costs, for example advertising, PR, brand design, co-operative marketing or visitor research.
All visual communication materials (advertising, fliers, posters, image gallery etc.) must be of an appropriately high, professional standard. If required, grant monies should be used to achieve this standard.
Flagship Event Fund monies must not be used:
- As prize money, gifts or contributions to charitable groups. (Where some event proceeds go to charity, evidence will be required to show adequate funds are retained for the ongoing operation of the event); or
- For performer / artist fees, infrastructure costs, travel expenses or general administration costs such as staff costs, salaries, administration and services.
Fund Eligibility
To be eligible to receive funding through the Flagship Event Fund, an event must have been held at least twice prior to receiving a grant. For the avoidance of doubt, Flagship Event funding will only be offered to events being held for the third time or more in the year of funding.
Potential applicants should note that:
- A single event may receive an Annual grant a maximum of three times.
- A single event may receive a Triennial grant only once.
- An event will only be considered for a Triennial grant once it has received three Annual grants. Events that have already received three Annual grants may only apply for a Triennial grant.
- Events that have previously received Triennial funding under the Flagship Event Fund (or former Regional Flagship Events Program) are not eligible to receive any further funding from the Flagship Event Fund and should refer to the Terms and Conditions for the Regional Flagship Events Program's Event Development Fund.
Fund Criteria
To be considered for funding from the Flagship Event Fund, an event must demonstrate that they sufficiently meet the following fund criteria:
Key criteria:
- Define the character and culture of their local area.
- Attract overnight visitation from outside the event's Local Government Area.
- Have a well-developed marketing plan aimed at delivering incremental audience growth with defined target audiences and measurable objectives.
- Demonstrate clear strategies for measuring and evaluating visitation and the visitor experience.
Secondary criteria:
- Contribute to local and/or regional tourism strategies and align with relevant Destination Management Plans.
- Demonstrate engagement with the local tourism industry with a view to building partnerships that drive visitation.
- Have a well-structured and organised event management committee or company with access to operational and marketing expertise and the ability to handle issues such as public liability and insurance matters. The event must demonstrate that it has adequate public liability insurance and other relevant insurance cover.
- Have the support of the local Council.
- Demonstrate sound financial management and the ability to budget appropriately.
- Have a capacity to grow and be sustainable without Government funding.
- Take place outside the peak tourism period for the area ie: during the off-peak or shoulder seasons.
To be awarded a Triennial grant, an application must score highly against the Key Criteria. The assessment panel must be convinced that the event attracts strong overnight visitation measured through robust methodologies, has a clear capacity to continue to grow overnight visitation, and has marketing strategies to deliver this growth.
An application to the Flagship Event Fund consists of a two-stage process:
- Stage One - Expression of Interest; and
- Stage Two - Full Application.
Stage One - Expressions of Interest (EOI)
- An Expression of Interest for the 2018 Flagship Event Fund consists of a short-form application that answers a series of questions addressing the fund criteria.
- All Expressions of Interest must be submitted through the Destination NSW on-line application platform and received by Destination NSW no later than midnight (Sydney Time) on Friday, 1st September 2017. Applications received after this date and time will not be accepted.
- Receipt of applications will be acknowledged by email once an Expression of Interest has been submitted. If an acknowledgment email is not received following submission, please contact the Regional Flagship Events Coordinator on 02 9931 1431 or email email@example.com.
- Expressions of Interest sent via email, post or fax will not be accepted.
- All Expressions of Interest will be assessed by Destination NSW.
- If an Expression of Interest sufficiently meets the fund criteria the applicant will be informed in writing and invited to submit a Full Application for funding in Stage Two. Details on how to access the on-line Full Application form will be provided at this time.
- If an Expression of Interest is unsuccessful the applicant will be informed in writing.
Stage Two – Full Application
If an Expression of Interest has sufficiently met the program criteria in Stage One, the applicant will be invited to progress to Stage Two and submit a Full Application using the on-line Full Application form (Application Form).
- A Full Application is a long-form application that requires robust data and supporting information.
- All Application Forms must be submitted through the Destination NSW on-line platform only.
- Application Forms for the 2018 Flagship Event Fund will only be accepted if they are received by the due date advised. Application Forms received after the advised due date will not be accepted.
- Receipt of a Full Application will be acknowledged by email once an Application Form has been submitted. If an acknowledgment email is not received following submission, please contact the Regional Flagship Events Coordinator on 02 9931 1431 or email email@example.com.
- Application Forms sent via email, post or fax will not be accepted.
- All Application Forms will be assessed by a panel made up of representatives from Destination NSW and the NSW tourism and events industry. Based on the assessments, the panel will recommend which events should receive funding in 2018.
- Successful applications will be announced by the Minister for Trade, Tourism & Major Events. Successful applicants will receive a letter of notification following this announcement.
The Panel
Applications for Flagship Event Fund grants are assessed by a panel convened by Destination NSW (the Panel). The Panel will consist of representatives from a range of organisations with at least two people from each of:
- Destination NSW; and
- NSW tourism & events industry
The Panel will make its recommendations for which events should receive Flagship Event Fund grants according to the following principles of the fund:
- The fund is a co-operative arrangement between Destination NSW and the regional event.
- The fund is a Destination NSW financial sponsorship program that supports the promotion of selected regional events to achieve tourism outcomes of benefit to Regional NSW.
- The fund seeks to assist the promotion of those events that expressly contribute to the unique identity of the tourism regions of the State, and that demonstrate the potential to act as 'flagships' for those regions.
- It is the aim of Destination NSW, but not a certainty, that at least one event will be supported in each of the six Destination Network regions, subject to the quality of the applications received.
- Receipt of a grant from the Incubator Event Fund, the Flagship Event Fund, or the former Regional Flagship Event Program in a previous year is no indication that a current application will be successful. The Panel will make its recommendations for 2018 funding based on the merits of the event's application for that year.
Destination NSW reserves the right not to award funding in any region if the applications are of insufficient merit in the opinion of the Panel.
Applicants will have the opportunity to contact Destination NSW to receive feedback on their applications following assessment but should note that:
- Information provided by Destination NSW is a guide only and is prepared in good faith. Destination NSW has sought to ensure that the information is true and correct at the time of presentation.
- Feedback is supplied based on the information provided to Destination NSW. Destination NSW does not make any representation or warranty about the accuracy, suitability, reliability, currency or completeness of any feedback provided.
- Destination NSW cannot promise any results or benefits from an applicant's participation in any initiatives or offerings. All applicants are responsible for determining any further investigations, information and consideration that might be required.
- It is the applicant and the applicant's management's responsibility to decide, based on their full knowledge understanding of their business situation and how relevant the information is. Destination NSW recommends seeking independent professional advice (legal, financial or otherwise).
- Destination NSW is not liable for any loss resulting from any action taken or reliance made by the applicant on any feedback and information provided. No guarantees are made of any particular outcome if an applicant chooses to rely on the feedback.
The provision of Flagship Event Fund grants by Destination NSW to successful applicants is subject to the event organiser entering into and abiding by the terms of an event agreement signed by the event organiser and Destination NSW (the Event Agreement). The Event Agreement details a range of marketing and other deliverables required by Destination NSW. These include, but are not limited to, a requirement to:
- Provide to Destination NSW an updated marketing plan and budget for the expenditure of the Flagship Event Fund grant, in the context of the event's broader marketing expenditure, before 1 June 2017. The plan and budget must be submitted through the Destination NSW online platform and be approved by Destination NSW in order for the Flagship Event Fund monies to be released.
- Include the Destination NSW logo, as supplied by Destination NSW, on all marketing collateral and advertising associated with the event receiving the Flagship Event Fund grant.
- Give Destination NSW the right to approve all marketing and advertising material that includes its logo at the artwork stage prior to printing or publication. Destination NSW requires a minimum of 4 days to review the material for approval.
- Give Destination NSW the right to negotiate the placement, priority & prominence of its logo on event collateral.
- Create, update and maintain an event listing on visitnsw.com.
- Offer Destination NSW signage opportunities at the event.
- Offer Destination NSW the opportunity to integrate messaging into the event's social media and digital channels.
- Include destination content on the event website.
- Provide progress reports on the delivery of the event, including its marketing activities, to Destination NSW upon request at regular intervals and in accordance with the Event A
- Submit a detailed post-event report and financial statement outlining the expenditure of the Flagship Event Fund grant monies and an assessment of the success of the marketing initiatives. The report must be submitted using the Destination NSW online platform within two (2) months of the completion of the event. Failure to submit this evaluation report and financial statement may jeopardise the applicant's future eligibility for Destination NSW funding.
Events awarded triennial funding will be required to work with Destination NSW to facilitate access to the event for its nominated research company to undertake visitor surveys and crowd counting as part of Destination NSW's in-kind support.
If the event organiser does not enter into the Event Agreement or breaches its obligations under the Event Agreement, Destination NSW reserves the right to withhold funding or to claim a refund of any funds already provided in respect of the event.
For more information on the Destination NSW Event Agreement please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
The following other conditions apply:
- Destination NSW may provide additional in-kind marketing support to events funded by the Flagship Events Fund as part of its ongoing marketing activities. Destination NSW will, from time to time, request event information, imagery and video content to assist with the marketing of Flagship events. A photo brief can be downloaded from the Destination NSW corporate website destinationnsw.com.au.
- Destination NSW reserves the right, as a condition of funding, to make use of event data for the purposes of market research and evaluation to enable the long-term development of events in New South Wales.
- Successful applicants should retain all records relating to the event, including expenditure, and make them available for audit purposes if required.
- All events financially supported by Destination NSW through the Flagship Event Fund are encouraged to consolidate their financial position through corporate and other support whilst they are part of the Regional Flagship Events Program.
- An event that is eligible to apply to the Flagship Event Fund is not eligible to apply to the Incubator Event Fund or the Event Development Fund in that same year.
Potential applicants should note that:
- No funding application is guaranteed to result in funding from Destination NSW.
- No applicant is guaranteed funding to the full amount requested in its application.
- Destination NSW reserves the right to vary the amount of funding at any time.
- Destination NSW reserves the right to vary the terms of Flagship Event Fund funding at any time.
- The number and location of events that will be funded by Destination NSW will be determined by Destination NSW in its discretion.
- Funding through the 2018 Flagship Event Fund is available to events taking place between 1 January and 31 December 2018, although Destination NSW reserves the right to vary this as it requires. Following the announcement of events to be funded by the 2018 Flagship Event Fund, no further Flagship Event Fund grants will be available until the 2019 Fund opens.
Fund Administration
|Co-ordinator, Regional Flagship Events
|Aida Hijazi
GPO Box 7050
Sydney NSW 2001
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Manager, Regional Event Development
|Phil Ventham
GPO Box 7050
Sydney NSW 2001
E: email@example.com
Destination NSW Tourism Development Managers
For information on Destination Management Plans, regional tourism strategies and local tourism stakeholders, please contact:
|Contact Details - Destination Networks
|Sydney Surrounds North:
Glenn Caldwell
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Sydney Surrounds South:
Greg Binskin
|North Coast NSW including Lord Howe Island:
Phil Harman
E: email@example.com
|Southern NSW:
Shane O'Leary
E: email@example.com
| Country & Outback NSW:
Position currently vacant
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Riverina Murray:
Richie Robinson
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Contact Details – Destination NSW Regional Tourism Development Managers
|Sydney Surrounds North:
Terri-Ann Walker
E: email@example.com
|Sydney Surrounds South:
Jacqui Greaves
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
| North Coast NSW including Lord Howe Island:
Candace Torres
E: email@example.com
|Southern NSW:
Sarita Atkins
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
| Country & Outback NSW:
Position currently vacant
E: email@example.com
|Riverina Murray:
Gabby Brown
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Event Listings
|Get Connected Team
E: firstname.lastname@example.com
The map below shows the boundaries of the six new regional Destination Networks based on local Government areas. If an event falls within a Destination Network area it is eligible for Regional Flagship Event Program funding.
Download a PDF version of Destination Networks map (PDF 786 kb)
The table below lists the Local Government areas in Greater Sydney that are not represented by a Destination Network. Events held in these Local Government Areas are not eligible for funding from the three funds within the Regional Flagship Event Program.
Local Government Areas not represented by a Destination Network
|Botany Bay
|Georges River
|Hills Shire
|North Sydney
|Northern Beaches
|Hunters Hill
|Canada Bay
|Inner West
|Canterbury Bankstown
|Lane Cove


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Nationals camp report: Stephen Strasburg, unleashed
Stephen Strasburg has simple wants -- a quiet shelter from the noise and to be treated the same as all the other guys dressing at the cubicles surrounding him.
VIERA, Fla. -- All Stephen Strasburg has ever wanted is a quiet shelter from the noise and to be treated the same as all the other guys dressing at the cubicles surrounding him.
Stephen! shouts the crowd. How many are you going to strike out tonight? ... Stephen! holler the masses. Got time for a photo? ... Stephen! yell the talk-radio screamers. How can you let the Nationals shut you down early?
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He enjoys personal attention only a tick more than a rocket back through the box. He is shy. He is quiet.
He is everything that his right arm of the gods works against.
"It's tough," Strasburg says quietly, sitting in front of his locker during a wide-ranging conversation the other morning. "Anybody you ask in here, they know who I am as a person.
"Stuff that people write, whether it's good or bad, doesn't really match up to the type of player, type of teammate, I want to be.
"That's my main goal: Be a good guy in the clubhouse. Win or lose, I've got your back. That's what I focus on."
On the eve of the most highly anticipated season since the Nationals moved to D.C. eight years ago, Strasburg, to a degree, is getting his wish to be just one of the guys.
Finally, both internally and externally, he will be treated no differently than any other pitcher in the Nats' clubhouse. There will be no innings limit on him in 2013.
Stephen Strasburg, unchained.
"As a competitor, you want to go out there and give it everything you have until they take the ball out of your hands," he says. "I'm excited to go out and do that this year."
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He is not the most entertaining quote. He will never be a favorite among reporters because, if you're looking for a guy to fill up your notebook, you may as well keep moving past his locker.
His first line of defense is to talk in terms of "team this" and "we that," deflecting anything even remotely personal. Sending his answers straight through the rinse cycle.
But if you're patient enough to work around his schedule, wait for the right moment and then have the chance to peel back a few layers … what you find is a thinking man's pitcher nimble enough not only to construct, but, maybe just as importantly in his development, to deconstruct.
Entering his first major-league season without limits, Strasburg very much would like to cross the 200 innings-pitched threshhold after having his plug pulled at 159 1/3 in 2012.
"There are going to be years when the wins just pile on, and there are going to be years when it just seems like you're always pitching on the wrong day," he says. "I think the biggest thing is proving your durability and showing your ability to go out there and be consistent every fifth day.
"I think the biggest thing with that is to go out and log at least six innings every time out. I know if I go out there and try and pitch to contact it will keep my pitches as low as I can and the innings will pile up."
Growing up, he admired Kevin Brown, Roger Clemens, Jake Peavy and Roy Halladay. Power pitchers who became machines with the flick of an internal switch.
"Hard workers, bulldogs on the mound," Strasburg says. "They don't let all the outside things really affect the way they prepare for a game. They don't let the results affect the way they prepare for the next one."
He is the anti-Nuke LaLoosh, as far as you can get from the stereotypical speedballer who simply rears back and tries to singe opposing hitters' eyebrows with every pitch.
He is working hard this spring on inducing groundouts, quick innings, throwing his curveball to both sides of the plate. He is sweating over refining his sinker.
He has changed the way he sets up when pitching out of the stretch. At times in the past, he's had difficulty holding runners.
When things are working perfectly, he gets the ball to home plate in close to a second. But with runners aboard … whenever he rushes and is too quick from the waist down, it causes the ball to elevate. When he tries to play catch up with his arm, the ball dives too sharply toward the ground.
At 24, Strasburg has the acumen and self-awareness -- and, maybe most important, the desire -- to work toward improving this part of his game, too.
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Ask for his definition of an elite big league pitcher, and Strasburg notably does not reel off strikeout landmarks and old-school numbers.
"An elite pitcher, you can't really look at wins and losses," he says. "I think there are a lot of good pitchers on teams that just don't win a lot that are overlooked. ERA, that's kind of subjective too. Strikeouts, there are a lot of guys who can strike out a lot of people but just don't win.
"I think the most consistent thing is durability. You look at the top pitchers in the game, the ERA, the strikeouts, the wins, those will all fluctuate on a year-in, year-out basis. Sometimes you'll have some great years and have a lot of wins and a low ERA and a lot of strikeouts, and sometimes you won't.
"But the consistent thing is 200 to 240 innings with those guys. And there's not too many who do that on a year-in, year-out basis. That's a goal of mine to accomplish. I'm still learning the ropes. I'm doing everything I can to get to that point. But there's still a lot of room to get better."
Yet, with each windup comes the chance for something miraculous from Strasburg.
And, with each pitch -- until now -- came notice that he was different from his teammates, a notion that was both inescapable and abhorrent to him.
Tough part last season wasn't watching his teammates battle -- and lose to -- the Cardinals in the playoffs. No. By then, he had already been shut down for more than a month. What was he going to do at that point? Remove his arm from the mothballs and go get 'em?
No. The part of the shutdown that most made him see red came five days following what was his final start of the season. And the five days after that. And the next five days. …
"Obviously, I wanted more than anything to be out there competing with the guys," he says. "But I'll tell you, it was tougher at first when we still had a month left in the season and it was still up in the air. We still needed to put up some wins because there were so many good teams in the division and we were still trying to get in."
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Looking back, there was more fuel remaining in his arm than in his head.
"Physically, I definitely felt strong," he says. "I'd be lying to say all the scrutiny didn't cause, I guess, distractions."
The daily circus drove him mad, especially as his innings odometer ticked past 100, 110 and zeroed in on 160.
"It's hard trying to focus on the task at hand when the first question you have every single time is how do you feel?" he continues. "How many more starts are you going to get, seeing it all over ESPN, them talking about it.
"When you start to think about that and the whole countdown scenario, it weighs on you, as much as you don't want it to.
"Physically, I was ready. I felt like I'd prepared a lot in the offseason two years ago to get ready for it. I worked even harder this offseason. So hopefully things will go according to plan."
He increased his weight work. He did a little more yoga. Fine-tuned his running program.
"I'm still growing into my body, still maturing," he says. "I've got to just keep focusing on eating healthy and trying to make sure that when all is said and done and I enter my prime, whenever that is, I've put in all the work beforehand to ensure that I'll be able to stay there and stay consistent for a long time."
Unleashed, with good health and a little luck, the beginning of Strasburg's prime could begin with his opening day start against the Marlins.
An All-Star last summer -- his San Diego State coach, Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn predicted that in April, saying Strasburg already looked like his old, pre-Tommy John-surgery self a few starts into the season -- Strasburg has learned much over the initial 45 starts of his career.
Yes, the hitters are more advanced. Absolutely, you must be on top of your game through the entire lineup. Throw a cookie to an eight-hole hitter and even he will make you pay.
But Strasburg now has been around the track enough now to have learned something else, too.
"Hitters are a lot better, but they're not as good as they look on SportsCenter where all you see is the highlights," he says. "You've really got to just trust your stuff every day. Some days they're going to get you, some days they're not.
"The important thing is to show up with the same mindset, same competitiveness and you'll be OK."
Especially when electricity crackles from your arm, and this much self awareness fuels your attack.
"Justin Verlander went through the same thing," veteran Nats third baseman Ryan Zimmerman says. "He used to be 103 mph first pitch. Now, it's 93, 94, and then when he gets to the seventh inning, it's 97, 98.
"He attacks guys and gets ground balls early. Obviously, we've seen what he's done in the last three, four years. He's been on one of the best runs of any starting pitcher, ever.
"Stras has that kind of stuff. And I don't think anybody in this room thinks he can't be as good as Verlander."
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Volume on this D.C. season already cranked up past 10, Strasburg might finally find his shelter in the storm this summer.
Incongruous as it seems amid the anticipated din, for the first time in his major-league life, this will be his closest encounter ever to being an equal among the other 24 Nationals.
He is past his rookie season, when his unveiling was like that of a new pope in Vatican City. He is done with the curiosity of his comeback from Tommy John surgery. He has moved past the innings limit that turned 2012 into a time warp.
The bubble-wrap has been removed. Yes, he always will be watched. But for the first time as a major leaguer, maybe he can slip in a few deep breaths and even exhale while doing his thing.
"Obviously, guys have seen me more, so it's not like all my work is done," Strasburg says. "I'm 24 years old and I'm still learning how to pitch. I know there are a lot of areas for improvement.
"So it's going to be a learning process even more this year to really develop an idea of what it takes to stay healthy and answer the bell every fifth day for an entire season."
The presence of Bryce Harper has alleviated some of the white-hot glare on Strasburg. For that, he's thankful.
"I'd say we're polar opposites," Strasburg says. "He likes the attention. I don't mind being in the background. I just want to be another guy.
"Some of the relationships I've already been able to establish here in the clubhouse, hopefully some will be lifelong friendships. That's the thing I love about baseball.
"Just going out there and getting down in the trenches with the guys and just grinding. Just winning and losing together."
It still means a lot to him that the Nationals were quick to accept him as a rookie. There was none of the usual resentment and jealousy that accompanies some hot-shot kid on a rocket ride to the stars. He speaks of those in the clubhouse who "haven't had the recognition in their careers but have done it year-in and year-out."
Those are the guys Strasburg looks at with reverence. To him, this game isn't about how many times you can make the flash-bulbs pop, but how much heavy lifting you can perform over the years. Grinding in the trenches.
To that end, yes, he wants to pitch more to contact this summer rather than rack up sizzling strikeout numbers. He wants to work deeper into games. He wants to help take the Nationals deeper into October.
With that arm, you figure there will be an occasional night when he'll be amped to the baseball heavens and murmur to himself, "Damn I feel like striking out 20 tonight."
A serious artist who rarely smiles in his studio offers a rare trace of one.
"Tough to say," Strasburg says, opening day closing in. "There are games that might happen, and it might not.
"The biggest thing is, how many innings can I go? How many times can I go back out there and relieve the bullpen, give them a little rest? Or I'm pitching with the lead, and make sure we keep that lead and shut the door on the other team."
With each pitch, the possibilities are boundless.
Strasburg, unleashed.
He's been waiting for this.

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Take a sauce pan and add 3 cups of water to it.
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- 1⁄4 cup butter, softened
- 1⁄4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon powdered sugar
- 1 dash salt
- 3⁄4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1⁄2 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons mini chocolate chips
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 4 cups mini marshmallows
- 6 cups Rice Krispies
- 1⁄4 cup colored sprinkles
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- Start by making cookie dough first. Place softened butter into a medium sized bowl. Stir in sugars until well incorporated. Stir in vanilla, salt and flour. It may seem to dry at first, but it should all mix inches Once flour is no longer visible, mix the dough with your hands. The heat of your hands should help keep things sticking together. Mix in chocolate chips and divide dough into 16 or 24 equal pieces and set aside.
- To make rice krispie marshmallow mixture: in a large pot over medium low heat, melt butter. Stir in marshmallows to coat in butter and let them melt completely. Remove from heat and stir in rice krispies to coat completely.
- To assemble: butter your fingers and the inside of a plastic egg mold very well. Press rice krispie mixture into the bigger part of the mold being sure to make a small depression in the center. Place a small ball of cookie dough in the center and form more rice krispie mixture around it to create the bottom portion of the egg. You may place the bottom part of egg mold on to the bottom to press into shape, or you can form the eggs free hand. Once egg is formed, remove from mold and top with sprinkles.
- You may also do this completely free form and not use any molds whatsoever. This recipe should yield approximately 24 small eggs or 16 large.


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"Why does no one care when boys fail at school and middle-aged men kill themselves?"
"This infantile "you've had millennia of privilege so tough luck if you're suffering now" attitude is damaging, toxic and, increasingly, plain cruel. It also further divides the genders when we should be joining together to address inequalities, not starting ridiculous tit-for-tat spats."
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White men & fat people are the only humans that is still okay to make fun of.
I don't think it's ok to make fun of fat people. Have you heard of all of the stuff on the internet against fat shaming (https://authoritynutrition.com/fat-shaming-makes-things-worse/)? There are also cases where people who say anything about not preferring women who are considered to be plus size (including believing that it is unhealthy to be obese) are considered to be insensitive and called all kinds of other things. I'm sure that people who are over-weight are discriminated against. However, I don't think that most people believe it is ok to make fun of someone because of that. I've heard of many people these days stating that they think that being significantly overweight is healthy. I also never hear anyone bring anything up about how people, especially men, who are underweight are made fun of.
I don't think it's okay either but, if you look at society fat shaming is still generally accepted.
What are some examples. People on the street?
& comedians, the general assumption that larger than what we're told is normal is a result of gluttony or some pathetic emotional crutch & the disapproval someone who is "plus sized" gets when they order something we deem unhealthy or not appropriate for big people. Even our institutions such as public schools, parents have been accused of child abuse or something similar because a teacher has decided their kid is too big for his age.
It happens in job interviews when the person doing the hiring assumes the heavy applicant will miss more days of work & will not work as hard or as fast as others. Fat & Stupid still go hand in hand as far as conjoined assumptions go.
Ah, comedians, even obese comedians will make "insensitive" jokes and make fun of everything. I don't take them seriously. That stuff about the schools is sad, but I don't hear about that too often even though I've taught in many different schools in 3 different states. I have heard of coaches hounding obese students, though. I've heard of people being discriminated against at job interviews too, but that's not actually shaming them unless they actually call them something like a fat loser. I think the most often stated instance of fat shaming is when an obese person is exercising in a fitness center and someone calls them names. That is really sad in my opinion. Obese or not, that person is there to improve themselves, not be made fun of. I think it's great that they are exercising and am tired of seeing friends who are obese and still some of the nicest people that I know have to go to the hospital for obesity related issues. It really worries me as I have a friend who has had that happen to him a few times. I actually don't mind if someone has a little fat on them or some curves, but I really do find it concerning when they are getting sick or will most likely have problems in the future because of their weight. Despite that, I know, their weight really isn't my business, so they can do whatever they want to with that and I won't bother them.
They know why they didn't get the job, it's all over the interviewer's face, they don't say it but, they may as well.
I'm sure that not all interviewers make faces at them like that. However, as I said earlier, they certainly are discriminated against and that is sad and unprofessional anyway. I've also heard that, for some jobs, such a consulting, they purposely look for people who look a certain way and who are slim because it affects their ability to keep and get clients.
Yes indeed!Jerks are forming alliances all over the place.
Well it's "ok" depending on WHO does it. There are double standards now that certain people can ignore the law and no one gets excited about it. Should a member of the "commoners" break the law, they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible.
I think that is true too, especially among politicians. It is also sad that there are a lot of commoners out there who are sent to prison for things that they really shouldn't be imprisoned for either because they are too ignorant to know how to defend themselves or because they don't have very good representation in court. Us commoners have to watch out for stuff like that. We can't all be famous politicians or the top one percent.
Well just wait. If the Liberals get their way, the wealthy will get wealthier and the Middle Class will disappear altogether.
I hope that doesn't happen, but the income the rich do seem to be getting richer and the poor, poorer.


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