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In short: Great fun and a good challengeDate of review: November 14, 2011
In short: Great FunIn full: An enjoyable 10k for all the family.Date of review: May 16, 2011
In short: Nice race to get a brief insight into what to expect from 2012.Date of review: March 28, 2011
In short: Hilly and horribleIn full: Long 9 miles of hills before you get the down hills you deserve, bit steep for a bit of brass and no ribbon!No goodie bags which is a dissappointment but great support!Date of review: March 22, 2010
In short: Great race, good fun and very challengingDate of review: October 12, 2009
In short: Dull and longIn full: It seem's stupid to run longer than needed, it was a dull course, but support was great and a great medel, the T-shirt was a little like a tent and getting in and out of the venue was very challenging, hence the delayed start I supposeDate of review: March 16, 2009
In short: Excellent organisation, with challenging hillsIn full: Great event, good atmosphere with some challenging climbs - enjoyable and a nice goody bag, great positioning of water stops, well doneDate of review: February 16, 2009
In short: Great ChallengeIn full: Very enjoyable, hard work but well worth the effort, very difficult in places but alot of funDate of review: October 13, 2008
In short: A quick race and a lot of fun, nice mix of runner's from the extreme serious runners to the happy to run runners. Great feel to the race and brilliant speed session. Slightly windy over the river but all in all fantastic... dont forget some waterDate of review: September 26, 2008
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ANNE, MD – (May 7, 2014) – Jade Overton, a
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of 66 students from 45 institutions of higher education who earlier this spring
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La Roche, Sophie von
Sophie von La Roche 1730-1807
German novelist, travel writer, essayist, short story writer, and editor.
As famous for her friendship with luminaries of German letters as for her own literary works, Sophie von La Roche nevertheless holds a place of honor in late eighteenth-century German literature. Her sphere of influence was extensive, with her novels and travelogues translated into many languages, including French and English. Her most famous work, Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim (1771; Memoirs of Miss von Sternheim), was both the first novel by a German woman and the first German epistolary novel, establishing La Roche as a literary pioneer. Likewise, her friendship with Christoph Martin Wieland, her intellectual relationship with German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and her care for her grandchildren—writers Clemens Brentano and Bettina von Arnim—have been considered in analyses of her role in German literary history. Twentieth-century scholars examine La Roche's privileged education and her concern for women's moral and intellectual development as precursors to later feminist thought. While much of her work has been lost or forgotten, feminist scholarship has sustained modern interest in this significant literary personage.
Biographical Information
Born Marie Sophie Gutermann in Kaufbeuren, Bavaria, in 1730, La Roche was the first of thirteen children. While little is known about her mother, Regina Barbara von Unold, who died when La Roche was 17, her father had a significant influence on her education. Georg Friedrich Gutermann was a physician who insisted that his daughter receive only that education which was proper for a young lady, despite his daughter's precocious intellect. While he indulged her, calling her his personal librarian, Gutermann nevertheless adhered to his insistence on a traditional female domestic education. By the age of 17, La Roche was engaged to an Italian physician named Gian Lodovico Bianconi, who was considerably older than she. It was Bianconi who sought to educate La Roche in math and Italian and influenced her belief that women deserved an education in order to be intelligent partners for their husbands. La Roche's father called off the engagement when an agreement could not be reached regarding the religion in which the children would be raised. A few years later, in 1750, La Roche met her young cousin, Christoph Martin Wieland. Extensive correspondence resulted in another engagement for La Roche. La Roche encouraged Wieland to write poetry. Later regarded as a great German literary and intellectual figure, Wieland credited La Roche as his inspiration. Their engagement was ended, however, by Wieland's dissenting mother, who disliked La Roche. La Roche married Georg Michael Frank in 1753. Between 1753 and 1768, La Roche had eight children, five of whom survived infancy. As her children grew, La Roche turned to writing for amusement. Wieland encouraged her efforts and undertook the publication of her first work, Memoirs of Miss von Sternheim, an epistolary novel in the fashion of Samuel Richardson's very popular Pamela and Clarissa. La Roche's novel was a huge success, and she went on to write 28 books, including fiction, travelogues, and memoirs. While much of her work has received little to no attention, her weekly publication, Pomona für Teutschlands Töchter (1783-84), for which she served as editor, is regarded as influential. Unlike most women in the late eighteenth century, La Roche traveled freely throughout Europe, writing and publishing her reflections. When her husband's career as a diplomat ended, her writing sustained the family. Her children never achieved literary success, although her daughter Maximiliane married Peter Anton Brentano, and their children, Clemens Brentano and Bettina Brentano (later von Arnim), for whom La Roche served as a caretaker and role model, became noted literary figures. While she never again enjoyed the success of her first novel with later works, La Roche continued to write until her death in 1807.
Major Works
La Roche's most widely read work, Memoirs of Miss von Sternheim, is the story of Sophie Sternheim and her steadfast morality in a male-dominated, largely immoral world. As this character, who critics have noted resembles La Roche, moves between classes, her virtue is tested by the scheming Lord Derby. After being tricked into marriage—which turns out to be a hoax—Sophie Sternheim is forced to support herself as a teacher. A symbol of virtue in the face of distress, Sophie Sternheim also advances the cause for women's education, intellectual and moral. La Roche crafts the plot with twists and surprises, allowing her heroine a happy ending as the wife of a good, handsome young gentleman. La Roche's novel Rosaliens Briefe an ihre Freundin Marianne von St∗∗ (1779-81; Rosalie's Letters) has been termed a moral guide for young women. In it, La Roche creates a female vision of utopia where reform and the avoidance of conflict are the only ways to bring about change. The pastoral idyll is upheld over the evils of court and city life, and the vision of an educated but separate female sphere is maintained. Rosalie's Letters was widely held to be an important addition to the era's body of literature for women. Another of La Roche's projects was, Pomona für Teutschlands Töchter, while not as commercially successful as similar male-run journals, was nevertheless an important publication for women, offering a modern perspective on women's roles. Maintaining the value of family life and separate spheres, the journal helped widen the possibilities and opportunities women had within the traditional framework. While many of La Roche's works, including her moral essays and stories, have not received wide attention, but her travelogues have been recognized as important publications. Tagebuch einer Reise durch die Schweiz (1787) and Tagebuch einer Reise durch Holland und England (1788), have been lauded for providing women the opportunity to see the world through another woman's eyes. La Roche provided details on domestic life in other European countries that was typically absent from male-authored travelogues, and thus developed an understanding of the roles women played in other places.
Critical Reception
The majority of critical comment on La Roche's work centers on her Memoirs of Miss von Sternheim. Compared with Richardson's Pamela and Clarissa, this novel has been praised for its rich and well-constructed plot, its compelling lead female character whose virtue in the face of danger was considered a model for young women, and its depiction of class concerns. Many twentieth-century critics have examined this work for its feminist message as well as its Anglophilia. Christina Swanson and Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres, among others, examine the significance of the education received by the author and her character, considering this interest in women's education as feminist in its late-eighteenth-century context. Other critics reflect upon the manner in which the utopian vision presented in Erscheinungen am See Oneida (1798; Occurrences at Lake Oneida) differs from traditional male utopian constructs. Discussions of La Roche's life and influence on German literature, including her relationships with Wieland and Goethe, can be found in many critical examinations of her work.
Principal Works
Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim: Von einer Freudlin Derselben aus Original-Papieren un anderen zuverläßigen Quellen gezogen [anonymous; Memoirs of Miss von Sternheim] (novel) 1771
Rosaliens Briefe an ihre Freundin Marianne von St∗∗: Von der Verfasserin des Fräuleins von Sternheim [anonymous; Rosalie's Letters] (novel) 1779-81
Pomona für Teutschlands Töchter [editor, 24 issues; Pomona. For Germany's Daughters] (periodical) 1782-84
Empfindungen der Verfasserin der Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim, als Joseph II. in Schwetzingen war [anonymous] (novel) 1782; republished as Joseph der Zweyte nahe bei Speyer im Jahre 1781, 1783
Briefe an Lina: Als Mädchen, als Mutter [anonymous; Letters to Lina] (essays) 1785-87
Tagebuch einer Reise durch die Schweiz, von der Verfasserin von Rosaliens Briefen [anonymous] (travelogue) 1787
Journal einer Reise durch Frankreich, von der Verfasserin von Rosaliens Briefen [anonymous] (travelogue) 1787
Tagebuch einer Reise durch Holland und England, von der Verfasserin von Rosaliens Briefen [anonymous] (travelogue) 1788
Geschichte von Miß Lony und der schöne Bund [A Beautiful Alliance] (novel) 1789
Briefe über Mannheim (novel) 1791
Erinnerungen aus meiner dritten Schweizerreise: meinem verwundeten Herzen zur Linderung, vielleicht auch mancher trauernden Seele zum Trost geschrieben (novel) 1793
Schönes Bild der Resignation (novel) 1795-96; revised edition, 1801
Erscheinungen am See Oneida [Occurrences at Lake Oneida] (novel) 1798
Liebe-Hütten (novel) 1803-04
J. G. Robertson (essay date 1932)
SOURCE: Robertson, J. G. "Sophie von La Roche's visit to England in 1786." The Modern Language Review 27, no. 2 (April 1932): 196-203.
[In the following essay, Robertson provides an overview of Sophie von La Roche's travel writings, with specific attention to her perception of eighteenth century England and her 1788 publication Tagebuch einer Reise durch Holland und England.]
In reading Mr P. S. Matheson's interesting Taylorian lecture of 1930 on German visitors to England between 1770 and 17951, which gives an account of the works on England by Moritz, Wendeborn, Archenholz and Lichtenberg, I have been reminded of another record of a stay in...
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Peter Petschauer (essay date 1982)
SOURCE: Petschauer, Peter. "Sophie von La Roche: Novelist between Reason and Emotion." The Germanic Review 57, no. 2 (spring/summer 1982): 70-77.
[In the following essay, Petschauer discusses La Roche's moderate Romanticism.]
During and after her life, Sophie von La Roche was acclaimed for many reasons. Most importantly, she was the first great love of the poet Christoph Martin Wieland, and she was hailed as one of Germany's first successful female novelists. Just as importantly, years before Theodore von Hippel and Mary Wollstonecraft, she concerned herself with issues that later were at the core of feminist discussions.1 It was a reading of her best...
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Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres (essay date 1986)
SOURCE: Joeres, Ruth-Ellen B. "'That Girl Is an Entirely Different Character!'1 Yes, But Is She a Feminist?: Observations on Sophie von La Roche's Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim." In German Women in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: A Social and Literary History, edited by Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres and Mary Jo Maynes, pp. 137-56. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1986.
[In the following essay, Joeres explores Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim for its feminist aspects, which center on the literacy and education of the author and main character.]
The pinpointing of feminist thought in literary works from centuries...
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Sally Winkle (essay date 1989)
SOURCE: Winkle, Sally. "Innovation and Convention in Sophie La Roche's The Story of Miss von Sternheim and Rosalia's Letters." In Writing the Female Voice: Essays on Epistolary Literature, edited by Elizabeth C. Goldsmith, pp. 77-94. Boston: Northeastern University Press, 1989.
[In the following essay, Winkle compares La Roche's The Story of Miss von Sternheim to Rosalia's Letters, demonstrating that La Roche became increasingly conventional in her style and subject matter as she espoused the developing late eighteenth-century view of the intrinsic differences between men and women.]
In 1771, with the publication of her first novel,...
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Christa Bagus Britt (essay date 1991)
SOURCE: Britt, Christa Bagus. Introduction to Sophie von La Roche's The History of Lady Sophia Sternheim, edited by Marilyn Gaddis Rose, pp. 3-30. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 1991.
[In the following excerpt, Britt looks at La Roche's life, the events leading up to the publication of Die Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim, the various editions of the novel, and the author's place in German literary history, providing a comparative analysis of La Roche's novel with Samuel Richardson's Clarissa.]
Sophie von La Roche is generally credited with being the first female German novelist and author of the first German women's novel. Die...
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Ute Brandes (essay date 1992)
SOURCE: Brandes, Ute. "Escape to America: Social Reality and Utopian Schemes in German Women's Novels Around 1800." In In the Shadow of Olympus: German Women Writers Around 1800, edited by Katherine R. Goodman and Edith Waldstein, pp. 157-71. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 1992.
[In the following essay, Brandes looks at the works of three women writers—La Roche's Erscheinungen am See Oneida, Sophie Mereau's Das Blüthenalter der Empfindung, and Henriette Frölich's Virginia, oder die Republik von Kentucky—and focuses on how they envisioned and redefined the utopian ideal.]
America! The land of milk and honey, the...
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Helga Schutte Watt (essay date 1994)
SOURCE: Watt, Helga Schutte. "Woman's Progress: Sophie La Roche's Travelogues 1787-1788." The Germanic Review 69, no. 2 (spring 1994): 50-60.
[In the following essay, Watt highlights the manner in which La Roche's travelogues assert the traditional role of women and provide information about women's professional and artistic accomplishments.]
Sophie La Roche (1730-1807) was the first well-known German woman to publish travelogues. There were illustrious French and English predecessors, most notably Lady Mary Wortley Montagu whose Turkish Embassy Letters (1763) are justly celebrated to this day. In the eighteenth century, travel literature was enjoying its...
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Christina Swanson (essay date 1996)
SOURCE: Swanson, Christina. "Textual Transgression in the Epistolary Mode: Sophie von La Roche's Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim." Michigan Germanic Studies 22, no. 2 (fall 1996): 144-61.
[In the following essay, Swanson offers a feminist reading of La Roche's Geschichte de Fräuleins von Sternheim, arguing that the novel's epistolary nature is the author's attempt as a female writer to assert authority over her subject.]
In Christoph Martin Wieland's editorial introduction to Sophie La Roche's Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim (1771), he addresses his comments to "meine Freundin," the fictional author of the...
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Regina Umbach (essay date 1999)
SOURCE: Umbach, Regina. "The Role of Anglophilia in Sophie von La Roche's Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim (1771)." German Life and Letters 52, no. 1 (January 1999): 1-12.
[In the following essay, Umbach discusses La Roche's Anglophilia as a driving force behind Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim, which like Samuel Richardson's Clarissa, is focused on moral instruction.]
Over the course of the eighteenth century, Britain and Germany developed increasingly close links: dynastic connections, trade relations,1 and a growing book and translation market furthered their contacts in cultural and literary milieux. Until late in...
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Lesley Sharpe (essay date 2000)
SOURCE: Sharpe, Lesley. "The Enlightenment." In A History of Women's Writing in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, edited by Jo Catling, pp. 47-49; 60-64. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000.
[In the following excerpt, Sharpe provides a brief introduction to late eighteenth-century German women's writing and offers a discussion of La Roche's life and works.]
The period covered in this chapter saw the decisive emergence of the female writer and of a female reading public. Literacy expanded considerably in the German states during the eighteenth century, including literacy among women, whose education had frequently been neglected, and the reading of...
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Further Reading
Blackwell, Jeanine, and Susanne Zantop. "Sophie von La Roche." In Bitter Healing: German Women Writers. From 1700 to 1830: An Anthology, edited by Jeannine Blackwell and Susanne Zantop, pp. 149-54. Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press, 1990.
Sketches Sophie von La Roche's life and mentions many of her works.
Craig, Charlotte M. "Heritage and Elective Affinity: Bettina Arnim's Surrogate Mother and The Eternal Feminine." Germanic Notes 16, no. 4 (1985): 54-57.
Discusses La Roche's influence on her granddaughter, author Bettina Arnim, and explores the younger writer's development in the...
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- Ghulam Rasool, Kamran Iqbal, Nidhal Bouaynaya and Gannon White " neural drive Estimation Using the Hypothesis of Muscle Synergies and the State-Constrained Kalman Filter ", in the International IEEE EMBS Neural Engineering Conference, San Diego, California, November 2013.
- Jehandad Khan, Nidhal Bouaynaya and Hassan Fathallah-Shaykh "Compressive Kalman Filtering for Recovering Temporally-Rewiring Genetic Networks", in the European Signal Processing Conference, Marrakesh, Morocco, September 2013.
- Mohammed Mohammed-Rasheed, Nidhal Bouaynaya and Hassan Fathallah-Shaykh "A Combined Constraint Approach for Inference of Sparse Large-Scale Biomolecular Networks", in the International Conference on Control, Engineering & Information Technology, Sousse, Tunisia, June 2013.
- Petia Georgieva, Nidhal Bouaynaya, Lyudmila Mihaylova, and Filipe Silva "Bayesian Approach for Reconstruction of Moving Brain Dipoles", in the International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, Povoa de Varzim, Portugal, June 2013.
- Haoyu Wang, Nidhal Bouaynaya, Roman Shterenberg and Dan Schonfeld "Sparse Biologically-Constrained Optimal Perturbation of Gene Regulatory Networks", in the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP), Vancouver, Canada, May 2013.
- Ghulam Rasool and Nidhal Bouaynaya "Inference of Time-Varying Gene Networks using Constrained and Smoothed Kalman Filtering", in IEEE International Workshop on Genomic Signal Processing and Statistics (GENSIPS), Washington, DC, December 2012.
- Ghulam Rasool, Nidhal Bouaynaya, Hassan Fathallah-Shaykh and Dan Schonfeld "Inference of Genetic Regulatory Networks Using Regularized Likelihood with Covariance Estimation", in IEEE Statistical Signal Processing Workshop (SSP), Ann Arbor, August 2012
- Ghulam Rasool, Nidhal Bouaynaya and Kamran Iqbal, "Muscle Activity Detection From Myoelectric Signals Based on the AR-GARCH Model", in IEEE Statistical Signal Processing Workshop (SSP), Ann Arbor, August 2012.
- Petia Petia Georgieva, Lyudmila Mihaylova, Nidhal Bouaynaya and Lakhmi Jain "Particle Filters and Beamforming for EEG Source Estimation", in IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, Australia, June 2012.


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Monday, March 16, 2009
Blue Green Eyes
Whew talk about most tiring weekend ever! LOL I had my three day makeup gig for an Arabic wedding along with a whole bunch of sorority stuff. Poor BF was neglected this weekend :(
I took a pic of the makeup I wore to do makeup on Friday. I figured since it was an Arabic wedding, I could go dramatic with the makeup, yay!
-pure white chromaline
-gesso e/s
-lime green e/s (MAC pro)
-beautiful deep blue/purple color from my 120 Stars Makeup Haven e/s palette
-black liner
-shisem lashes
-flashmode lipglass (throwback!)
I was so exhausted this weekend but my boyfriend surprised me when I got home.
He updated my youtube home page and made it all pretty! I like how he created links on the top to my blog, website, twitter and for comments. I think it looks a lot more cleaner and streamlined. He's always helping me along with my blog and youtube and I totally yield to him to express his creativity. Thanks babe!
I'll make sure to post pics of the wedding soon....the bride looks amazing! Check out YouTube today for my Lauren Conrad Hair tutorial!
Till next time, Ciao Bellas!
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24 comments:
- Rere said...
aww ur bf is so sweet!
- March 16, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- Tysh said...
You look FABULOUS, love it
- March 16, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Product Junkie Diva said...
This look makes me think of the ocean, very pretty.
- March 16, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Girl with Curl said...
That was nice and thoughtful of your bf.
Beautiful makeup as always.
- March 16, 2009 at 10:59 AM
- AKA Mylilfe said...
hey girlie,
do you like lime green better then bitter?
- March 16, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- KiLLaCaM said...
your BF is soooo sweet! that look is gorgeous! i need gesso in my life.
- March 16, 2009 at 11:11 AM
- Askmewhats said...
aww you look lovely! and that is a sweet surprise from your BF :)
- March 16, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Female_intuition said...
you're boyfriend is so damn sweet & I love your look, totally crushin it!
- March 16, 2009 at 11:31 AM
- Aubrey said...
that is a gorgeous look sis!! ^__^ video tut is a must :)
- March 16, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- ♡ Nic Nic ♡ said...
this look is hot!! your bf is sweet to do up your page! xD
- March 16, 2009 at 1:06 PM
- _theresa said...
Awww your boyfriend is really sweet. He did do a really good job [:
- March 16, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
wow! sexy look! i wonder how it would look on me, i'm paler, so i guess it would i would look like those asian ladies with too much blue eyeshadow that makes them look like a whore
- March 16, 2009 at 2:22 PM
- Jaimie said...
I love it, it looks great! So pretty girl!
- March 16, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- izumi said...
i love how you make all of these bright color combos look hawt :)
- March 16, 2009 at 3:50 PM
- Zeno said...
Your boyfriend sounds so nice! :)
- March 16, 2009 at 7:41 PM
- Le Midget said...
I love the way you blended out the bottom. It looks flawless! I like your youtube channel page too. I didn't even know you can put link on top like that, cool!
- March 16, 2009 at 10:08 PM
- Tina Marie Online said...
You look FAB girl! as always [:
And I love what the bf's done to your YT! I wish I knew someone who was HTML savvy and can do surprises like that for me. haha.
- March 16, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Crystal said...
hey renren,
i finally went out and got that MUFE 92 you are ALWAYS talking about! i Love it! anywho, i think this song totally reminds me of you and your bf! hope you like it!
- Crystal
- March 16, 2009 at 11:37 PM
- Beauty is Androgynous said...
Blues are tricky for me to pull off.
It has to be the right shade. I find lighter blues are harder for me but I love it on you nonetheless.
***by the way I gave you one of those cheezy blogger awards***
- March 17, 2009 at 12:43 AM
- JENSMAKEUPBAG said...
nice! love the new blog layout and the blue eyes. very pretty. your skin is flawless!
- March 17, 2009 at 3:07 AM
- Couture Carrie said...
Gorgeous, darling!
- March 17, 2009 at 12:13 PM
- chantastic said...
You are so hot! btw, your bf kinda resemble John Legend!!! :)
- March 18, 2009 at 8:11 PM
- dominican enigma said...
Beautiful as always.
- March 18, 2009 at 11:24 PM
- Beauty 365 said...
so pretty :)
the new layout on youtube looks great, too!
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The Albion College senior from Iron Mountain finished 12th in the heptathlon competition in the NCAA Division III Track & Field Championship. She moved up eight places after sitting 20th after four events on Thursday.
Nelson flirted with disaster in the long jump after fouling on her first two attempts. She managed to tie for ninth in the field of 22 athletes with a leap of 17-feet-2 on her third and final attempt.
"Her third jump was really good for taking off a foot behind the board," Albion Coach Lance Coleman said. "She put the long jump behind her and had her second-best efforts of her career in the javelin and 800. It was a really good performance for Kristin, who was competing in the heptathlon for the third time in her career."
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- Who makes the best plain white tee?
- Who makes the best chambray shirt?
Perfect look ! Love your scarf' !
Ohh, let me know about the chambray. I have yet to get one myself. But as for white v-neck tees, Joe Fresh. 8 dollars, soft and the perfect cut/fit. I got my first one last week, and I've already gone back to buy more.ReplyDelete
I agree with Erica below... Joe Fresh for the white tees! I love them!ReplyDelete
My favorite chambray top is from Madewell. Still searching for the plain white T. I've heard Hanes or Mossimo are great...but I'm not convinced :)ReplyDelete
love the mixed print! i got my chambray from old navy and it was super cheap! i like h&m for tshirts a lot too because they are never too expensive
I have a chambray top that I nabbed from my sister a few years ago. She bought it at Express and I'm completely in love with it. In general, though, I've always found Express button ups have the best fit.ReplyDelete
I too want to know where to get a great chambray shirt. Specifically for a rather tall lady.ReplyDelete
I love this outfit... horses and oversized polka dots where so made for each other!! :)
Best White T- The gap employee in me wants to say Gap. BUT I have one from Ann Tayor as gift and I love it.
Chambray- GAP right now! http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=34609&vid=1&pid=202386&scid=202386002
I love my Lee chambray top, but my Mudd white tee ripped on a whim basically after I got it. :-(
I love scarves and I love the way that you wear them. So creative and fun! Have a great weekend Kristine!
So cute!!! Love the shirt so much!! And polka dots are obviously its best friend!
White tee..I love mine from Old navy! The burnout one.
And Chambray.....Gap or thrifted. You can find some really good ones thrifted and my FAV one is thrifted!
Happy Weekend!!
the polka dot scarf is such a lovely touch!
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I love Hanes and Calvin Klein white shirts. Hanes from Wal Mart and Calvin Klein from Costco! Cheap and easy.ReplyDelete
Hanes and Madewell or J.Crew. xo, rv
J. Crew makes a good chambray. - Leah
I'd have to say J Crew and J Crew,even though i have one from neither-does that mean i'm disqualified? Madewell has a lot of cute chambray and jean shirts in all the washes you could want. My favorite jean shirt(thats kinda like chambray??) is a miley cyrus walmart top i got for about $3 at a thrift store. No kidding-I am that classy. Really though, it is the best-faded in the right places, just fitted enough and soooo soft and comfy! They probably don't sell it anymore though:/ I love your blog Kristine!ReplyDelete
oh gosh, tough questions, but i have a chambray top from jcrew, and i kind of more than love it ;)
loving this new way you are wearing this scarf, girl!
xo TJ
Oh my....those pants look amazing on you!!!!
And sadly I don't really own the perfect white tee and chambray shirt... I have a purple tee from Bananna Republic that I love so I assume their white would be good too ;)
Madewell for both. I have more white tees from Madewell than I can count and 3 of their chambrays!ReplyDelete
I know nothing about the chambray business, but Target has decent basics. Also, my friend swears up and down by Joe Fresh clothes, especially for basics. Gap Body is generally pretty good, too. (:ReplyDelete
super cute outfit and amazing style in general!
Love your anthro shirt! For white tee Id say J Crew or Madewell, I love my chambray shirt from H&M :)
Huge fan of that necklace, just loooooove the way it looks with your cute patterned top and chic black pants. You look like a model!
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You've definitely just proved horses and polka dots are the best companions :) L-O-V-E that blouse. And I'm obsessed with my J.Crew chambray shirt and American apparel white tee!
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I bought a green shirt with fish on it the other day and thought of you. :)ReplyDelete
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Can you tell me how you calculated the baker's percents for the salt, sugar and honey?
Do you think it is possible that Snowman intended to provide information for only two formulations, one thick and one thin? In other words, the thin version would have 28 lbs. of flour, 1 oz. ADY, 2 oz. salt, 4 oz. sugar, 2 gal. water, and 8 oz. oil, and the thick version would have 28 lbs. of flour (a different flour), 2 oz. ADY, 4 oz. salt, 8 oz. sugar, 2 gal. water, and 18 oz. oil.
I had speculated that it would be very difficult for a commercial operation to use a lot of yeast and sugar in a cold fermented dough because the dough balls would expand too quickly, use up a lot of real estate in the dough trays, and otherwise be more difficult to handle from a dough management standpoint. In a home setting, you can get away with using a lot of yeast and sugar because of the small amount of dough involved.
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An alternative you may wish to try sometime when you are making small amounts of dough is to use a food processor. When I do this, I use only the pulse feature, and occasionally a full speed run for a few seconds at the end, and I use only cold water. Doing both of these things helps keep the dough from getting too warm and keeps the dough from starting to ferment too quickly. I also don't want to overly develop the gluten.


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This is an early production iron frame Henry rifle manufactured by the New Haven Arms Co., circa 1861. It is a self-cocking lever action rifle. Around 275 of these rifles were made and they are very hard to find. It has a casehardened iron receiver, hammer, loading lever and buttplate. It is considered to be a trophy in any rifle collection and the price paid for it reflects the fact.
Price realized: $138,000
The Rock Island Auction Co. based in Rock Island, Illinois, hosted its largest antique gun auction of the decade on April 20, 21 and 22, 2012. The auction generated $12.6 million in sales.


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Nairobi/New York, 25 October: The United Nations Environment Programme says that major threats to the planet such as climate change, the rate of extinction of species, and the challenge of feeding a growing population are among the many that remain unresolved, and all of them put humanity at risk.
The warning comes in UNEP's Global Environment Outlook: environment for development (GEO-) report published 20 years after the World Commission on Environment and Development (the Brundtland Commission) produced its seminal report, Our Common Future.
GEO-, the latest in UNEP's series of flagship reports, assesses the current state of the global atmosphere, land, water and biodiversity, describes the changes since 1987, and identifies priorities for action. GEO- is the most comprehensive UN report on the environment, prepared by about 390 experts and reviewed by more than 1 000 others across the world.
It salutes the world's progress in tackling some relatively straightforward problems, with the environment now much closer to mainstream politics everywhere. But despite these advances, there remain the harder-to-manage issues, the "persistent" problems. Here, GEO- says: "There are no major issues raised in Our Common Future for which the foreseeable trends are favourable."
Failure to address these persistent problems, UNEP says, may undo all the achievements so far on the simpler issues, and may threaten humanity's survival. But it insists: "The objective is not to present a dark and gloomy scenario, but an urgent call for action."
Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director, said: "The international community's response to the Brundtland Commission has in some cases been courageous and inspiring. But all too often it has been slow and at a pace and scale that fails to respond to or recognize the magnitude of the challenges facing the people and the environment of the planet".
"Over the past 20 years, the international community has cut, by 95 per cent, the production of ozone-layer damaging chemicals; created a greenhouse gas emission reduction treaty along with innovative carbon trading and carbon offset markets; supported a rise in terrestrial protected areas to cover roughly 12 per cent of the Earth and devised numerous important instruments covering issues from biodiversity and desertification to the trade in hazardous wastes and living modified organisms," he added.
"But, as GEO- points out, there continue to be 'persistent' and intractable problems unresolved and unaddressed. Past issues remain and new ones are emerging—from the rapid rise of oxygen 'dead zones' in the oceans to the resurgence of new and old diseases linked in part with environmental degradation. Meanwhile, institutions like UNEP, established to counter the root causes, remain under-resourced and weak," said Mr Steiner.
On climate change the report says the threat is now so urgent that large cuts in greenhouse gases by mid-century are needed. Negotiations are due to start in December on a treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol, the international climate agreement which obligates countries to control anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. Although it exempts all developing countries from emission reduction committments, there is growing pressure for some rapidly-industrializing countries, now substantial emitters themselves, to agree to emission reductions.
GEO- also warns that we are living far beyond our means. The human population is now so large that "the amount of resources needed to sustain it exceeds what is available... humanity's footprint [its environmental demand] is 21.9 hectares per person while the Earth's biological capacity is, on average, only 15.7 ha/person... ".
And it says the well-being of billions of people in the developing world is at risk, because of a failure to remedy the relatively simple problems which have been successfully tackled elsewhere.
GEO- recalls the Brundtland Commission's statement that the world does not face separate crises - the "environmental crisis", "development crisis", and "energy crisis" are all one. This crisis includes not just climate change, extinction rates and hunger, but other problems driven by growing human numbers, the rising consumption of the rich and the desperation of the poor.
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The Women's and Gender Studies Certificate is available to students enrolled in a CGU degree program as well as students who have completed a Bachelor's degree and wish to enroll at CGU as a certificate status student to earn the WGS certificate (see below for application procedures). The program is designed to engage students in an interdisciplinary field of study which analyzes the phenomenon of gender through a lens of intersectionality, including race, class, sexuality, and location. The focus on interdisciplinary studies also allows students to study the significance of gender theory, research, and practice, while understanding "gender" as a social construction referring to feminities and masculinities.
The certificate requirement is the completion of Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (WGS 301) plus three elective courses relevant to Women's and Gender Studies. Electives may be selected from the CGU class schedule or from curricular offerings from the Department of Women's Studies of The Claremont Colleges; always with the prior approval of the director of the program and your faculty advisor.
Students enrolled in a CGU degree program may apply for the WGS certificate program by completing the Certificate/Degree Program Change Form and submitting it to the School of Arts and Humanities office.
Students who are not currently enrolled in a CGU degree program, but have a Bachelor's degree and wish to earn the WGS certificate must submit a CGU application to the Office of Admissions.
If the student is enrolled in a degree program at CGU, then all courses may count toward both the degree program and the Women's and Gender Studies Certificate, with the approval of an academic advisor.
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Fed Preview: Bernanke Won't Budge
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Don't expect the Federal Reserve to scale back its monthly $85 billion in purchases of mortgage-backed securities and longer-term Treasuries.
The Fed in December implemented $45 billion a month in longer-term Treasury purchases to fill the void left by the conclusion of its Operation Twist program, and economists and analysts since that move have discussed when the central bank may start to taper monetary stimulus.
"I can't imagine with all these ingredients in place that the Fed's going to come out
Those ingredients include sustained economic weakness in the eurozone, cautious signs of a slowdown in China, Abenomics's recent stumble in Japan and U.S. data reports that suggest a non-inflationary environment, among other trends.
Critics of The Fed's quantitative easing efforts have feared that the massive purchases of bonds and securities would flood the marketplace with cash and trigger inflationary pressures in the system.
Consumer price index and producer price index reports since the financial crisis have consistently held below the central bank's target of 2% annual inflation. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday that the consumer price index inflation for all items increased 1.4% over the past year before seasonal adjustment.
Hilsenrath, who often reports market-moving information about the Fed on comments from officials inside the central bank, wrote June 13 that the Fed would try to calm market fears that central bankers would be close to raising short-term interest rates. The S&P 500 surged that day on the report.
Markets pulled back for a brief period on Monday after a Financial Times report said Chairman Ben Bernanke would use his press conference on Wednesday to signal that the central bank is close to tapering its quantitative easing programs. Markets scraped back some of those losses after the report's author, Robin Harding, tweeted that the Fed doesn't leak information to journalists so close to its policy-making meeting -- a suggestion that the FT report merely was a Fed preview.


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Your Body/Yourself Tzniut means knowing and communicating to others that your identity equals your innermost self. The way to project this message is to transform the outside layers of yourself into an expression of your inside. This can be difficult, for the more obvious, superficial parts of you can easily outshine your deeper dimensions. As any photographer knows, too much light can wash out the subtlety and beauty of a photograph. In the same way, when all of your own light shines unfiltered, your inner self can be lost from the picture. The most outer, visible part of you, and that which can most easily destroy an internal seif-image, is your physical self ? your body. More Than Skin-Deep According to Judaism, God wanted us to enjoy an existence in which our physicality wouldn
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Icap looks beyond the trade lifecycle
The European trading and technology landscape is increasingly littered with misnomers. As Icap's results highlighted on Wednesday, interdealer brokers no longer simply function as brokers, much as exchange operators are no longer just platforms for buying and selling shares.
Icap on Wednesday reported operating profits of £144m for the six months ended September 30, down by 25% on the same period a year ago. But starker than the headline fall was the shift in the broker's profits across its three main business lines: voice broking, electronic broking, and post-trade services and information.
For the first time in its 26-year history, Icap now garners less than a third of its profits from traditional phone-broking (£48m). Instead, 67% of its profits now come from electronic broking (£53m) and post-trade services (£43m) – a significantly higher percentage than its peer group.
Speaking on the firm's results call, Icap boss and City grandee Michael Spencer highlighted the shift when he hailed post-trade services as "very much the future of the markets."
"The structure of the financial markets is changing," Spencer said. "We have been investing in this for a number of years now, and we are feeling the competitive benefits."
With phone markets increasingly choked by a slew of regulations and deteriorating margins, Icap has invested heavily in the development of electronic trading platforms. This year, it launched a hybrid electronic offering for its Link equity derivative franchise, as well as revamping its flagship electronic currency and bond-trading platforms.
Indeed, calling Icap an interdealer broker is increasingly inaccurate: the firm now garners nearly a third of its profits from firms classed as non-bank institutions.
Icap is, variously, the largest provider of post-trade processing services to the global currency markets via its Traiana unit; a major provider of compression services to the interest rate swap market through its TriOptima franchise; and as of June, the operator of a licensed securities exchange.
Equally significant has been Icap's investment in its information services franchise. In July, it launched a suite of indices that track macroeconomic indicators on the UK economy, including data on the labour and property markets. That move was followed by the launch of a ratings service for credit derivatives in October.
The firm has also partnered with the London Stock Exchange – another institution pursuing a radical diversification strategy into non-cyclical business lines in the wake of declining trading activity – to produce a series of indices tracking interbank borrowing costs in the eurozone's largest sovereign bond markets.
Speaking on Wednesday's earnings call, Iain Torrens, the broker's finance director, pointed out another major attraction in information services businesses: they are very profitable indeed. Operating margins in Icap's post-trade division stand at 42%, versus 40% in e-broking. For voice, that figure is 9%.
Torrens said: "It's one of the areas we're going to see increase." He added that the broker was "looking at the data we produce as a business," assessing where it could capture information to produce products which "add value to our customer base."
Analysts see diversification as essential. Peter Lenardos, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said: "If you look at all firms in the financial intermediary space, everybody, exchanges included, is pursuing a diversification strategy. It's possible Icap's core voice business will never recover; deleveraging by banks, their largest client base, will likely go on for a decade. I think they need to diversify to stem the rate of decline."
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Smell that fresh airPosted by Ian in S21 Concert
You see this picture here? That is Alaska. That's where my Three Miniatures for Violin and Marimba was premiered at the Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival this past May. I have fond memories of my trip there: the piece was performed no fewer than four times during the festival in various contexts, each one a little different: there was the formal premiere at a beautiful chapel by the lake with large windows serving as the backdrop to the stage; the somewhat guerilla-esque performance at Heritage Coffee; the workshop with the kids at the local magnet school. ("What did you guys think of that?" the violinist asked them, and a boy in the back raised his hand with dramatic flair and declared with the utmost finality, "WHOAH.") I had my first radio interview ever, with Susan Fitzgerald on KTOO-FM in Juneau; I must have broken a record for the number of "umms" in a ten-minute period. Best of all, the festival arranged for participants to get free helicopter tours to Mendenhall Glacier just outside of Juneau, in which the helicopter lands ON THE GLACIER and you can hike along the ice field. As it happens, the recording of the premiere performance is scheduled to arrive today, and I may be hearing it for the first time as you read this.
You may not get to experience Alaska on Monday, November 20, but you will get to hear the first performance in New York of my piece. You know what else you'll get to hear?
- Four world premieres by Galen H. Brown, Lawrence Dillon, David Salvage, and David Toub.
- Performances by a killer cast including Daniel Beliavsky, members of the International Contemporary Ensemble, Thomas Meglioranza, and David Starobin.
- The United States premiere of The Weather Riots by our Dutch friend, Samuel Vriezen – and guess what? The Frolicsome Composer from Hell himself will be there to tinkle the keys for us.
- Plus killer stuff (including many pieces being heard for the first time in New York City) from Anthony Cornicello, Jeff Harrington, Mary Jane Leach, Tom Myron, Frank J. Oteri, and Judith Lang Zaimont.
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The OFE partners with the Department of Biostatistics and faculty from other departments to offer a three-week summer research and statistics workshop series, usually beginning in late May or early June.
In late July or early August, the OFE offers a three-day series on "Introduction to College Teaching."
Each summer, the OFE partners with faculty mentors and Academic Computing in ITCS to provide a week-long workshop on "Teaching with Technology."
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10. Greater Omaha Area Trail Runnerz
Omaha, Nebraska
With the website URL 'irunwithgoats.com,' how can you go wrong?The Greater Omaha Area Trail Runnerz started in 2012 with Omaha's first ultramarathon, the GOATz 50K. Right now, they're working to bring more trail races to the Greater Omaha Area, promote the use and upkeep of local trail systems, expose the natural beauty of the Greater Omaha Area and support like-minded, local organizations.
Henry Bickerstaff lives in Alva, Oklahoma, which is seven hours away from Omaha—but met a friendly GOAT runner at the Lean Horse 50 miler, and began running with the GOATz whenever he was visiting his daughter, who lives in Omaha. "I now have more trail-running Facebook friends in Nebraska than I do in Oklahoma," he says.
Events include the Ramblin' Runners Redundant Run, also known as the Dizzy Goat 3, 6 and 12 hour runs, co-hosted with Angry Cow Adventures—and the GOATz Trail Runs, which offer many race distances between 5 miles and 50K. Members volunteer at local events (such as the "GOATz Motivation Station" at the Omaha Marathon), support local trail races, and hold free, casual runs like their "Taco Tuesday" runs and weekend group outings.
Member Rave: "Even though we're Flatlanders...we still love the mountains and hills and travel to Leadville, Bear Chase and other events. Kaci Lickteig (numerous ultramarathons winner this year) is active with this group and supportive of everyone in the group!" –Adama Anderson
11. Runners with Attitude
Edmonton, Canada
The members of this Canadian club think of each other as a supportive, extended family. Club leaders Lynne, Rob and Mike have established a spring trail-running clinic to help runners prepare for gnarly local trail races like the Northern Alberta 5Peaks Trail Running Series, the Blackfoot Ultra, the Sinister 7, the Death Race and the Grizzly Ultra. The clinic takes members on hilly mountain runs around Edmonton's River Valley and includes informational speakers, yoga classes and access to the club's famous potluck dinners after weekend runs.
The group hosts evening tempo runs during the week and long runs on the weekends—even in extreme Alberta winter weather. At Thanksgiving, they host a turkey trot where every member donates Thanksgiving meal items to less fortunate families in the community.
Member Rave: "The trail runs are good for the body, but fellowship and food afterwards makes trail running with RWA rock!" –Rita Astalosch


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$99 DeliveryThis space-saving bunk bed will add charm to any boy's or girl's bedroom. The sturdy construction with durable finish will provide years of service. Bed can also be set up as 2 twins beds.
The Cooper Bunk Bed is built to last and features the beauty of real wood and a hand-applied multi-step finish that is durable enough to withsand the rigors of a child's bedroom. The bunk bed accommodates two twin mattresses and includes slats for mattress supprt and comfort. No bunkie boards are required. The open design keeps the room feeling light and airy, yet the construction is very sturdy and built to last.
The look of the bunk bed is versatile enough to be used in a boy's or a girl's room. The ladder handles are slotted so small hands can get a good grip when climbing to the top bunk. When children outgrow the bunk bed arrangement, the Cooper Bunk Bed can be easily converted into two twin beds that can be used together or even in separate rooms. The twin beds are also ideal for use in a guest room. Some assembly is required.
- Twin-over-twin bunk bed
- Sturdy wood construction
- Hand-applied espresso brown finish
- Includes mattress supports slats for comfort
- Ladder features slotted safety handles
- Converts into two complete twin beds
- 82" W x 63.25" D x 69.5" H
- Some assembly required
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Reed: Tax Code Can Help College Costs
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, would like to see college aid used more effectively and efficiently, while driving out bureaucracy in college and university financial offices.
Reed recently met with students and financial aid officers at Ithaca College, Cornell University and Tompkins Cortland Community College for a conversation on college costs.
"I will tell you, hearing from the students in particular, one thing that impressed me is that there is still the commitment to education that we need to have in America to make sure that we are creating jobs today and tomorrow," Reed said. "But, one of the burdens that I see is the ever-increasing costs of higher educational institutions in America."
According to Reed, over the last 10 years, there has been a 72 percent increase to college costs in regard to items such as tuition and room and board. Additionally, he said there has been a 155 percent increase in federal dollars, trying to subsidize net costs down in order to make college affordable.
While speaking with the students and financial aid officers, Reed said he listened to suggestions on streamlining the application process and making students and parents more aware of various programs available.
"Also, when it comes to our tax code, and as we engage in common-sense tax reform, making sure that the provisions that are targeted and trying to help out our families in regards to the ability to afford college education are simplified," Reed said. "That they are done in a way that is much clearer than the numerous code provisions that we are now aware of as we have gone through the debate of common-sense tax reform."
He said it was clear that, for the most part, tax code provisions are unknown. As an example, he cited the 529 plan, which is an educational savings plan designed to help families put money aside for future educational costs.
"We need to streamline the code to make it simpler, fairer, especially in this area, making sure that people are aware of what those provisions are, and that when they tap into them, they can utilize them, rather than not be aware of them," Reed said. "What we're trying to do is bring transparency to our colleges so that the true costs, the total costs are known."
Also while meeting with students and financial aid officers, Reed said he heard many instances of inefficiency.
"When I hear the stories that they have 23 different agencies that are requiring them to ask voluminous questions in their applications, that doesn't make sense to me," Reed said. "Why don't we have the ability to have one stop, one shop for the financial aid program?"
Reed said the House is in the process of taking in the feedback and working to streamline the financial aid programs to ensure they are more user-friendly.
"We are also trying to put transparency into effect in regards to people that take federal aid, and that is virtually all of the higher educational institutions in America, that there be a real importance to disclosing those total costs for what it costs a student year-to-year," he said.


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When is it time to panic in a Roto league? A H2H league? Is it after Opening Week? Two weeks into the season? May 1? All-Star Break?
The answer is a bit more simple than you might think. It's never too early or too late to panic. We all play fantasy baseball for fun and bragging rights and part of playing the game is managing your team as you see fit. So, if you have identified a problem with one of your players then it is time to address it. If one of your players is raking but you don't think he can keep it up then it is time to see what you can get in a trade.
However, there are times to be patient and give a player time to 'right the ship' so to speak.
I've been getting add/drop questions since last Thursday so let's just address some of those questions by taking a look at players who have either under-performed or outperformed expectations in Fantasy Baseball's Opening Week. (more…)


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (153 votes).
In short: a great challenge..loved every minute of itDate of review: November 24, 2009
In short: Tough race, great atmosphere, lots of mud.Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: Great race and very enjoyable. Very, very muddy. In full: One thing I would say however and I know that it's not a race as such but it would be nice to run rather than walk in places. This is solely due to the numbers out there and the narrowness of the tracks. Minor gripe!Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: Muddiest race I've been in.In full: Mud, heavy rain, strong winds... the Turbo X zone was mostly a 4ft deep muddy swamp... which was great fun!Not the hardest run, but by far the muddiest run I've ever done and that includes the likes of Sodbury Slog and Tough Guy. Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: Turbo X; long live the swamp-stomp king!In full: I swear it was tougher than last year! Great work again, I defy ANYONE to not look back after doing this and grin insanely as they remember the stench of the bogs, the 'where the hell did my leg just go?' moments, the waist deep mud followed by freezing plunge pools..lovely! When your mates are all shaking, taking clothes OFF to warm up, but saying they'll be back, you know it's a special race. Some peeps still try a little too hard to win prizes, but hey, the majority turn up for the fun of it and that makes it great. If you haven't, DO IT!!!Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: As much fun as you can have with your clothes onIn full: This is my second year of running this race. Having tired of the typical 10-26.2 mile races on roads or pleasant scenery this mad run through bogs and over logs will now be a permanent fixture on my running calendar. Stupidly filthy it was tremendous fun. We all need to be a big kid once in a while. 10 out of 10 for me (but not for the faint hearted). Kind regards, Mark.Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: What a race. Good job that I did the Hellrunner, last week, as a warm_up. See you next time.Date of review: November 24, 2009
In short: AMAZING! Don't change a thing, you guys have this sortedDate of review: November 23, 2009
In short: If you like your races boggy, wet and hard then this is for you! 50% hills, 50% mud and 100% fun!Date of review: November 23, 2009
In short: Just FantasticIn full: Everything just increased as the race went on. The gradient of the hills just got steeper & steeper, The puddles got deeper & deeper, the mud got wetter & stickier. The laughing & shrieking got louder & louder. The smiles on everyone's faces got broader & broader. It's a tough race but you'll thank yourself for entering it.Date of review: November 23, 2009
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