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It's a transitional time for the student-athletes of Heidelberg University.
Volleyball and soccer seasons are complete.
Cross-country is nearing the finish line and football is preparing for its final regular season game.
Wrestling has started while the track and basketball teams are revving up for action.
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Men's & Women's Cross Country - November 10
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Following their systematic takedown of John Carroll, the football team will look to put the finishing touches on their case for an at-large berth into the 32-team NCAA Tournament during Saturday's game against Baldwin Wallace. During halftime, the spring Landess Scholar-Athlete Award recipients will be recognized.
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After a strong showing on their opening weekend, the grapplers will travel to Washington & Jefferson for a weekend tournament. Next week, the team will host the College of Mt. St. Joseph on Tuesday for a dual match.
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University of Connecticut men's basketball student-athlete Ryan Boatright has been cleared to compete immediately, the NCAA announced today.
The NCAA has issued the following statement in response to allegations made by Scott Tompsett, a lawyer representing the Boatright family.
Scott Tompsett's allegations are not accurate. The NCAA statement regarding Ryan Boatright is factual and in response to numerous public misstatements and the resulting inaccurate reporting by some media. The NCAA acted appropriately to ensure the misleading accounts did not continue. The NCAA did not violate the student-athlete or family's privacy in any way, nor did it imply that the benefits were used to influence Ryan Boatright to attend the University of Connecticut.
In fact, both UConn and Mr. Boatright should be commended for their cooperation throughout the process to gather information. The school and student-athlete's dedication to uncover the facts should be viewed as a positive example, not somehow construed negatively. Had Ms. Boatright cooperated fully from the beginning, this matter could have been settled months ago.
This situation involves many of the specific concerns expressed by NCAA membership regarding improper third party influence over student-athletes and their families. Specifically, it included more than $8,000 in cash and other impermissible benefits, including a car. These benefits – which are not allowed because they are inconsistent with the principles and values embraced by the NCAA membership – were provided to Mr. Boatright and his mother both before and while he was at UConn. These impermissible benefits were provided by at least two individuals linked to nonscholastic basketball and professional sports.
Mr. Boatright was granted limited immunity by the NCAA Committee on Infractions, a committee comprised of NCAA members. The limited immunity allowed him to avoid missing a significant number of games and repaying the impermissible benefits. It was granted in an effort to gather information regarding third party involvement. Limited immunity is an important yet selectively used tool for the enforcement staff to gather information that would not otherwise be available.
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the key to any healthy snack is just that- it is a snack- portion size is the key as well as what is in it. Nuts, fruit, and yes even chocolate are healthy sources of nutrition, but they are not to be consumed by the boat load, which is truely the problem with how our country eats. So don't turn your nose up on some of these, they can be a health treat for your family- they are not lunch or snack every day though — Anonymous |
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Deserts not healthy snacks — Anonymous |
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sorry but none of these are appealing to any children. they arent even healthy — Anonymous |
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I agree! S'mores is a healthy snack? No wonder half of our country is obese... — Anonymous |
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these need to be healthy foods not junk — Anonymous |
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How is any of this healthy?? Half of the items in the snack slideshow were already included in the lunch section. Heading over to cookinglight.com now... — Anonymous |
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As a Class A affiliate of the New York Yankees, the Charleston RiverDogs aim to enchant fans with shapely curveballs and winning line drives. The club takes the field at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, where fans can take in views of the Ashley River as they watch the next crop of MLB stars sprout from the nutrient-rich soil stored within their cleats. Between innings, fans can snack on the Riley Park's concession stands' pickle dogs, brat cheesesteaks, and old-fashioned boiled peanuts—just some of the delicacies that have lured ballpark-cuisine fans from the Travel Channel to The Joe.
Captain John Ward Jr. presides over Affinity Charters' trio of seaworthy vessels, which slice through Charleston Harbor's surging whitecaps during boat tours, charters, and fishing trips. Ward Jr. holds a 100-ton Masters License from the U.S. Coast Guard, and his overarching goal is to provide guests with experiences that are safe, exciting, and productive.
During fishing trips, Captain Ward Jr. taps his more than 25 years of experience navigating Charleston's aquatic arteries to usher fisherpeople through the nutrient-rich ecosystem. Attendees cast their lines for numerous seasonal species, including sea bass, Spanish mackerel, and the increasingly rare leather boot.
Dolphin-encounters tours put seafarers face-to-bottlenose with an undulating army of slick-skinned mammals splashing through their natural habitat. Alternatively, information-hungry patrons can climb on board for an eco tour, where Captain Ward Jr. imparts facts about the harbor's ecological ebb and flow, as well as its vibrant panoply of blacktip sharks, barracudas, and mer-senators. The harbor and sunset cruise allows drifting duos to observe the sun's incandescent descent into a kaleidoscopic loch of rippling reds, oranges, and yellows, which glint off of downtown Charleston.
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2011 marks Family Circle Cup's 11th year at the award-winning Family Circle Tennis Center on Daniel Island, and its 39th consecutive year on the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tour. Family Circle's "Game, Set, Rock! Tennis. Amplified." event treats ears to a buffet of pulse-pumping music as eyes feast upon an evening's worth of singles and mixed-doubles matches by four tennis titans. Watch eight-time Family Circle Cup singles champion Chris Evert pair up with Todd Martin to take on four-time singles champion Martina Navratilova and John McEnroe. All the athletes will be wearing microphones so that attendees can hear every grunt, gasp, and witty one liner that emanates from players' vocal chords. Groupon buyers may also choose to attend the Family Circle Cup finale, the final round of play during the tournament wherein the 2011 Family Circle Cup winner will be crowned.
Captain Howard, the man at the helm of Adventure Harbor Tours, has an inherent attraction to the water. The second he steps out onto his boat he finds less dread, more excitement, and a desire to share this joy with others. As the voices of Jimmy Buffett and Bob Marley sing from his boat's onboard stereo, Captain Howard ferries groups of up to 12 out into Charleston Harbor, where Atlantic bottlenose dolphins swim beneath the surface and one lonely scuba diver guards the harbor's flush valve. The captain's expeditions can take the form of private charters, fishing charters, or his most popular trip: a tour of Morris Island.
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The main house, a sweeping example of Georgian Palladian architecture, is the oldest near-original, unrestored colonial home in the United States. Like a helpful ghost, the grand rooms and original fireplaces whisper history into the ears of all visitors, telling tales of British and colonial soldiers who occupied the house during the American Revolution. Views from the portico are filled with drooping trees, spanish moss, and a grand driveway. Surrounding the estate, an undisturbed historic landscape backs up to the Ashley River, and also encompasses A Sacred Place, the oldest African American cemetery in the country still in use.
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Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
As Christians we believe by faith that Christ was both human and divine, and although this paradox can be difficult to comprehend, it is not a stumbling block to our faith nor does it hinder us from having a relationship with him. Similarly, the Bible is both human and divine.
This week in the news: a new conversation about rifts in the Christian church (sponsored by the Colossian Forum), a 46-million-year-old fossilized mosquito turns up in a Montana lake, and more…
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
"But for me, personally, it was the notes from everyday Christians that left an impact: The stories of students who felt forced (and wrongly so) to choose between their faith and reason, the stories of parents concerned their precocious young sons and daughters will have their love for science questioned by fellow Christians, and the stories of faith lost and found again through prayer and reading."
When we understand the Gospel message, everything changes (or should change) in how we interact with others. We recognize that we can no longer feel superior to others because our good works get us no closer to salvation than the misdeeds of the wicked, as all of humanity falls short of God's glory.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
Its questionable treatment of science and scientists—with an attack mindset and a goal to make scientists look stupid—causes me to advise extreme caution. Bluntly, I see this video as counter to our evangelistic mission.
These excerpts from Origins: Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design, written by BioLogos president Deborah Haarsma and her husband Loren Haarsma, offer a sampling of the book's many topics, from exploring our disagreements and agreements on origins as Christians to explaining scientific processes to looking at how we read Genesis.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
This series discusses the importance of unity among Christ's believers. Ross Hastings, an expert in the areas of both chemistry and pastoral theology, is eager to see the church seek out unity rather than divisions in this science/faith interface. Unpacking Ephesians 4:1-6, he explains that unity in Christ through the Holy Spirit is the primary concern of both Jesus as seen in John 17 and Paul in Ephesians 4, making this matter pressing. He urges all believers to be in agreement that God indeed created, yet to be in dialogue over how that creative process occurred.
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
I look my students dead straight in the eye and tell them that no matter what, debate within the intellectual sphere cannot and should not take away or diminish the importance of the personal nature of their faith. The intellect, to use a scientific phrase, while necessary for the faith, is not sufficient
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Augustine had a great deal to say about those chapters in Genesis that are especially controversial within Christianity today.
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.


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Stephens College administrators want to sell two properties to a foundation that plans to build a new college-preparatory academy.
After three years of researching the best and highest use of the properties, leaders of the private Columbia campus said the Hagan Scholarship Foundation is the best choice as their newest neighbor.
That organization supports students from rural communities.
The agreement between Stephens College and Columbia real estate developer Dan Hagan hinges on a rezoning request.
Stephens College President Dianne Lynch said she wants to sell Hillcrest Hall and the Stephens Auditorium Complex to the Hagan Scholarship Foundation. If the city council rezones the two properties, Hagan wants to tear down the old buildings and build a new college-preparatory academy for rural high school students. Lynch said the proposed agreement benefits the entire Mid-Missouri community.
Lynch said, "We have restricted the use of the properties so that they can only be used for the purposes of the educational foundation, the academy and professional office buildings. Those uses seem to us to be the best kind of neighbor."
Hagan's college prep school would be an extension of his existing $45 million foundation that provides financial help for low-income, high-achieving students who attend public schools in counties with fewer than 50,000 residents. That means students from Boone, Cole and Callaway counties do not qualify.
Hagan Scholarship Foundation spokesman Mark Farnen said, "There are a lot of people who just don't have a chance. It's not really a hand out. It's a hand up. It also provides them a way to qualify for additional scholarship funding for the college of their choice when they move on."
The new academy would only serve junior and senior high school students. No one is saying how much the deal is worth. Once it's finalized, the dollar amount will be public record.
Both parties hope the city council approves their rezoning request within the next month or so. They hope to have the new college prep school on the Stephens College campus up and running within the next two years.
If the rezoning request is approved, the proposed academy would accept about 60 students during the first year of operations.
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Stephens College in Columbia will sell two properties to a foundation that plans to build a new college-preparatory academy.
The private college announced Monday that it planned to sell the properties to the Hagan Scholarship Foundation, which supports students from rural communities.
The Columbia Daily Tribune reports that the cost of the transaction was not disclosed.
The Hagan Scholarship Foundation was founded in 2009 by Columbia real estate developer Dan Hagan. He endowed it with $45 million to provide financial help for high-achieving students who attend public schools in counties with fewer than 50,000 residents.
The deal is contingent on Columbia rezoning the properties to restrict future use to match the agreement between Hagan and Stephens College.


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We're number two. Why America is losing its lead in manufacturing, and how we can get it back.
When IHS Global Insight revealed this week that China has passed the United States to lead the world in manufacturing output, the response from some in government and manufacturing was to quibble with the data. The correct response is to develop a national manufacturing strategy, so that we can once again lead the world in manufacturing, which is a position we've held for 110 years.
Why a strategy? Well, Germany has one. China has one. South Korea has one. In fact, every other industrialized nation has a network of currency, trade, tax, investment, innovation, and skills policies that promote domestic manufacturing. We stand alone in allowing our jobs to be freely outsourced overseas. Our economic and training policies spur on a service and financial sector economy at the expense of investments in manufacturing.
First, let's consider the data on the size of manufacturing. Manufacturing accounts for one-third of China's economic output. For most of our industrial competitors, the number is somewhere between 15 and 20 percent. In America, manufacturing accounts for less than 13 percent of our GDP, and that figure is falling every year.
The rate of growth in manufacturing in China has averaged over 20 percent per annum over the past three years. In the U.S., despite a recent rebound, that figure is only 1.8 percent. We've shed 50,000 factories and 5.5 million manufacturing jobs over the past decade. Meanwhile, one company in China—Foxconn—created more manufacturing jobs last year than the entire U.S. economy.
So many in industry are quick to blame America's manufacturing woes on labor and regulation. They couldn't be more wrong. The fact is, average compensation of an American manufacturing worker, including benefits, is a little over $32 per hour. In Germany, the figure is $48 per hour. Yet Germany's manufacturing base is thriving. Germany has a trade surplus. German unions sit on company boards and make joint decisions about capital investments and corporate strategy. Plus, much of what we manufacture is not labor intensive; it's capital intensive. Investing in human capital will make us more productive, and it will grow manufacturing.
Why does being number one in manufacturing matter so much? First, manufacturing jobs are simply not replaceable. Workers who lose their manufacturing jobs end up in jobs that pay far less. The tax base shrinks. The demand on government services grows. Here's a startling fact: if states would have held their share of manufacturing jobs over the past decade, there would be no state-level budget crises, even in California.
Manufacturing drives innovation in our nation, because two-thirds of private sector R&D and 90 percent of patents come from manufacturing. As researchers at the Harvard Business School have ably demonstrated, when production leaves, innovation follows. It's why we we're in the embarrassing and unenviable position of importing solar, battery, and wind technologies that we invented in America a generation ago, as we seek to jumpstart clean energy manufacturing in our nation.
Finally, it is arrogant, elitist, discriminatory, and foolish to suggest that young people should not enter manufacturing, yet that's what experts tell us every day. We need an educational system that does not warehouse kids who want vocational careers. We need our business schools to teach managers how to "reshore" work rather than follow the race to the bottom.
Fortunately, there is a way forward. We've put forward a plan to keep it made in America that has broad support from the American people—right, left and center. It's common sense. This new Congress is in its third month, yet no bill to create American manufacturing jobs has been sent to the President's desk.
America likes an underdog, and that's exactly what blue collar work is these days. It's about time our political leaders in Washington discovered that. Otherwise, there may be some long days ahead on the campaign trail for the President in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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American Manufacturing - "It used to be made in America"
America can start getting its manufacturing lead back when Americans start taking back their power as consumers and start demanding that major retailers and major manufacturers start making decisions to offer more goods that are made in America. It's just that simple! If consumers decided to start boycotting certain brands, products , companies or stores because they just don't offer enough goods made in America, you'll see how quickly the manufacturing will start coming back to America. Don't wait for the government to do it. It's called Power to the People and consumers can start demanding it NOW!
Along these lines, you might also want to read a poem I wrote called "It used to be made in America." You can see it online at www.itusedtobemadeinamerica.com. If you would like any additional information about it, please contact me at R.M. Barrows Advertising & Public Relations in Burlingame, California, 650-344-1951.
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DR Congo: Helping Those With Nowhere Else to Go April 30, 2009
Several dozen women stand on jagged volcanic rock in the pouring rain. The drenched clothes they're wearing are among the only possessions they were able to salvage when fleeing burning homes and brutal violence. They've had to drink rainwater from dirty puddles just to survive.
Sri Lanka: Exodus of IDPs overwhelms northern Sri Lanka April 28, 2009
Mercy Corps is marshaling a humanitarian response to the growing crisis in northern Sri Lanka, where more than 90,000 people have fled fighting between Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan army in the past week.
Somalia: Wellspring of Progress April 14, 2009
For the past seven years, Farhiyo Hussein, a 30-year-old mother of five, has lived in a camp in northern Somalia's Bossaso region. Like many IDP camps, hers lacked access to safe drinking water.
Central African Republic: Life, Interrupted April 10, 2009
Luc Mbarte was awoken by shouting outside his house on the night of May 2, 2007. Seven armed bandits had entered his village, Bokoyan, under the cover of night.
Uganda: Peace Through Forgiveness April 1, 2009
Iraq: Kirkuk Women Are Building Peace March 13, 2009
Mercy Corps is training women in Kirkuk, Iraq to become leaders and work cooperatively against violence and hatred.
Sri Lanka: Resilience and resourcefulness February 19, 2009
Thatcher asked me on our way to the Colombo airport if I had a favorite story from our now-completed travels. I couldn't come up with one; each made its own distinct impression. But in going over all the stories we'd heard, two qualities stood out: resilience and resourcefulness.
Sri Lanka: From Crisis, Opportunity February 10, 2009
DR Congo: C'est Le Depart January 29, 2009
Today, I am leaving Goma to go back home — more than 35 hours of flights and layovers on my way back to Portland, and my family. And, over the course of the morning, I have heard one phrase over and over: "C'est le depart?"
DR Congo: History's Traffic Jam January 28, 2009
This afternoon, on the way back to the office from Mugunga II Camp, our team was caught in massive gridlock almost as soon as we hit Goma's city limits. As we inched forward, everyone in our vehicle wondered what could be causing the snarl.


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What's up with Solari? Has he seen the light of day or is worried about getting elected again? Here's a copy and paste from the brochure debacle a couple of months ago. Now all of a sudden, he's on board with a study of the canals and their discharge? I think he knew he screwed up the on this last go around. See below.
The brochure Commissioner Bob Solari used as an example carried a small logo of the Scotts company on the back, but didn't advertise any Scotts products in the text. O'Bryan said it actually came from the National Association of Conservation Districts.
You all screwed up by re-electing Solari. The only environment he cares about is the one in his own neighborhood. Keep up the bad work Bob
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"Talk for Britain" — and indeed they do
Last week, we announced this Talk for Britain campaign for the UK. In short, buy £10 of Skype Credit before the end of the year, and get free calls to UK landlines for the 6 months after your purchase.
Now… what we also did in connection with this campaign was a survey of the Brits' talking habits. See the full release. Some highlights below are pretty… er… interesting. Then again, I'm not sure that the results would be so different if we did this in any other country. I've been on the phone from all sorts of funny places too, but toilet… hmm.
According to the research, almost three quarters of respondents admitted talking to friends and family while on the toilet and 17 percent have actually fallen asleep while chatting on the phone to someone else.
The research revealed that respondents admitted that their worst phone nightmare was being told what they did the night before because they were too drunk to remember. Also, it appears that women like chatting on the phone while soaking in the bath and almost a quarter said that they had been caught talking to someone they shouldn't have.
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mattm_uk said 7 years ago
"Last week, we announced this Talk for Britain campaign for the UK. In short, buy £10 of Skype Credit and get free calls to UK landlines until the end of the year."
I think you get free calls for the next 6 months NOT until the end of the year. Please amend your post, there is enough confusion about this promotion already.
akelsall said 7 years ago
"I think you get free calls for the next 6 months NOT until the end of the year. Please amend your post, there is enough confusion about this promotion already."
mattm_uk The offer lasts until the end of the year but the free calls are for 6 months but I agree that he made it sound like the free calls are until the end of the year.
Anyway it's not a bad offer but I'm still waiting to hear if I have to switch my account from euros to pounds just to be able to take advantage of it.
terminuz said 7 years ago
mattm_uk – thanks for your clarification, indeed, you're right and I updated the post.
teller said 7 years ago
akelsall – Whatever currency you prefer the campaign still works the same. We have specified pounds as the target market is UK and this way our users there have a better idea how much they are spending and winning.
So go on, talk away
sporkwitch said 7 years ago
Can we get this in the states too? ^_^ (assuming you don't decide to extend our existing promotion.)
It'd be great for me, seeing as I use skype instead of a landline (especially since I don't have a landline; I don't like feeding archaic institutions desperately trying to screw me to stay alive.)
terminuz said 7 years ago
sporkwitch – we're still working on our next year's US plans. There will definitely be something so please stay tuned for the news.
aimqbvba said 7 years ago
It gives me a bad feeling, not for the money i could save if i was entitled (this is quite small), but because … US, UK, France, Germany, Canada!
What about smaller countries, not important enough for eBay-Skype? There are also customers in smaller countries!
hotairpilot said 7 years ago
Umm I am very disapointed I took this offer as soon as I knew about it .. paid my £10.00 but never got any free calls .. I did send an email to skype and have not got a reply .. I bought some more credit but I goes down evey time I make a call.. maybe someone could get back to me !!
doclondon said 7 years ago
I join hotairpilot…. signed in, paid 25 euros, and got no news…. I sent 2 messages with no answer… I just think Skype is like others…. "please send the monney….I feel free to not to comply my offer" les promesses n'engagent que ceux qui les ecoutent.
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Okay... I would love to role play with you guys around here. But for that I have to find someone that are into the same things like me?
I'm a weird human being that loves to write a story with other people to make fantasies come true in text.
And now I guess that if you read this far you want to know what kind of role plays I'm into? I'm the kind of person that likes to role play original stories. Somehow I never liked the idea of role playing as an existing character. I like to make my own characters for each role play I join. And every role play has its own character. I never use a character in two role plays at once - each role play is special.
The kind of typing I use in a role play is everything from a couple of lines to something more advanced, it all depends on my role play partner/partners. But I mostly lean to medium advanced.
Enough about that, the type of role play I like to do is mostly fantasy. But lately I've been role playing a lot of Yaoi and wouldn't back down doing Yuri either. Beside from that I LOVE adventure. (I'm also a World of Warcraft geek) I do like anime, manga, cartoon, comics so I'm not that picky about the world the role play takes place in, as long as I have the basics for it down.
For plot ideas I have:
* Two young people (M/M, M/F, F/F) that happen to run in on each other while on the same quest from different quest givers. (the exact quest and plot will be discussed and the race/races too)
* Something world of warcraft related (the idea above could be WoW inspired too)
* a silly role play just for the fun out of it, a serious way of typing but with silly contents x) (I love to have fun and to share that fun with others)
(open for others ideas, I'm more of a follower but If I need to - I can take the lead.)
Ask anything you want to know and I'll answer you the best I can. I do know that I tend to be a bit confusing in searching for a role play partner - is a bit random.
As a last not I just want to warn you that my native tongue is not English, it's Swedish. But I'm still doing my best get myself understood in my role plays.
*hopes someone understands me and wants to role play with me* (<-That is un-serious role play x) )


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Collin McAllister almost received a rude welcome into this world.
Collin's dad, James McAllister, nearly missed his birth on Oct. 5, 2011, all because of the Dublin Townhomes at Stetson Hills Community Association's zero-tolerance policy for parking violations.
The HOA board doesn't like folks who park without a permit inside the complex near Powers and Dublin boulevards. Hates it, in fact. So much that the board hired Collins Towing to cruise the streets at night.
Anyone caught without a permit gets towed, no questions asked.
That policy hit the McAllister's hard when Tiffany McAllister went into labor late on Oct. 5.
Before James, a civilian firefighter at Fort Carson, raced his wife to the hospital, he called friends to come babysit their three older children. The friends arrived around midnight.
At 7 a.m. the next morning, the friends called James, frantic that their car was gone. It was no longer parked in front of the McAllisters' home. And the friends needed to get to a doctor's appointment.
"I knew it had to be the HOA's towing company," James said.
With Tiffany deep in labor, James raced home to take his friends a car.
While he was there, James knocked on the door of Steve Bell, the four-year president of the Dublin Townhomes HOA board.
"I told his wife that Steve's parking rule got my friends' car towed and they needed their car back immediately," James said. "It was an urgent matter."
He drove back to the hospital to rejoin Tiffany.
But his phone rang again.
Again, he had to leave. His friends needed $232 cash to retrieve their car before the end of the day.
"I tried to explain to the tow company but there was no compassion," James said.
Luckily, he was able to witness the birth of his son, Collin. But he was furious.
So I called Steve Bell, who initially took a hard line.
"I'm assuming he knew when the delivery time was due, he'd have to have a babysitter come over," Bell said. "He should have given them a parking permit.
"We have signs on every entrance, parking is by permit only. James is a former board member. He was well aware of the rules."
Ouch. That's pretty harsh.
I've been through the chaos of childbirth a few times. I've made the midnight handoff of kids on a trip to the hospital. Glad I didn't have to remember the HOA parking rules at the time!
Bell said he'd investigate, consult with his two board members and decide if "extenuating circumstances" exist to waive the tow fee.
"But I honestly can't think of any extenuating circumstances," Bell said.
Now, I'll grant you that streets are narrow within the Dublin Townhomes complex. Like a lot of these communities, the developers wanted to squeeze as many units on the lot as possible so they made the streets and driveways ridiculously small.
I'm sure parking is a nightmare and has to be controlled.
But I don't agree with a zero-tolerance policy. The only one who wins with that sort of policy is the towing company.
Just as I was teeing the HOA up to pound it into a sand trap, I got an email.
Bell had apologized to James and Tiffany and the HOA board was reimbursing the $232.
James is grateful but still upset: "They need to revise their parking policies."
I agree, but credit Bell for his change of heart. Some HOAs would stand firm.
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September 16, 2011
September 16, 2011, Bloomington, Ind. — Led by Siri Retrum's 32nd-place finish, DePauw's women placed ninth in the 21-team field of the Indiana Intercollegiates. The Tigers were also fourth among the 14 non-Division I squads.
Retrum completed the 5,000-meter course in 19:06, while Hope Jordan was 56th in 19:41 and Jess Macy 64th in 19:55. Megan Everhart finished 68th in 19:58 followed by Lisa Becharas in 70th in 19:59, Claire Hollis in 74th in 20:06 and Kelsey Moore in 77th in 20:13.
Indiana won the team title with just 19 points and the Hoosiers' Chelsea Blanchard was the top individual finisher in 17:35.
DePauw returns to action at the Otterbein Invitational on Saturday, September 24.