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If you could do anything in your life over again, what would you do?
If you could maintain the hindsight you have now, what would you do-over in life? Why did you choose this event? What would you do differently?
Feb 26 2013: I worked as a media advocate in my late teens and early twenties. I worked in a radio station pro-bono; and spoke against social ills like teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, rape and female genital mutilation.
At that time most people thought I was too young to be talking about such; but I was too passionate to listen to their objections. I had to use my pocket money at that time to fund some of these things and I was like a fool for even caring (since my parents were considered elites and I need not worry if the society burns or explodes): but looking back, I will say that it was worth it.
I`m still involved in media advocacy on another level(may not be able to do certain things without being paid as it was in the past) ; I still make sure that my voice is heard.
I was not a fool then; neither am I now.Mar 1 2013: Everything. I'd just like to start over from somewhere between ages 2-5 with what I know now. With the ability to push for my rights, and to self teach maybe things would have gone differently.Feb 28 2013: Let's see:
I probably would have gone to another planet to live,
or maybe no planets at all.Feb 27 2013: Everything.Feb 26 2013: Love.
Gail .
Feb 26 2013: If I could have chosen differently, I would have. My biggest point of no return happened when I was 4.5, so I couldn't articulate the problem and why I believed so fervently in the opposite of what I was being told. I was totally dependent on others to take care of me. So, using hindsight, if I were to go back and re-choose, I would go back farther still and re-choose the parents that I was born to (though they tried their personal bests and I hold no grudges because they too would have chosen differently if they had known things I knew).
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I will do everything keeping invalid (ineffective) happiness in mind.
.Feb 26 2013: There were opportunities I didn't take as a university undergraduate that would have made better sense to learn in school with the sort of resources and mentoring available there rather than to pursue them on my own later. There are other subjects that were easy for me to learn later independently.
But as a young college student, I didn't yet value breadth, instead just pouring on the pure mathematics with some science around the edges.
Now I encourage students headed to university to take advantage of the most engaging teachers, almost regardless of their fields, alongside the areas in which the student may be specializing.Feb 25 2013: ''Welcome aboard, Mr. Pilgrim,'' said the loudspeaker. ''Any questions?''
Billy licked his lips, thought a while, inquired at last: ''Why me? ''
That is a very Earthling question to ask, Mr. Pilgrim. Why you? Why us for that matter? Why anything? Because this moment simply is. Have you ever seen bugs trapped in amber?''
''Yes.'' Billy in fact, had a paperweight in his office which was a blob of polished amber with three ladybugs embedded in it.
''Well, here we are, Mr. Pilgrim, trapped in the amber of this moment. There is no why.''Feb 25 2013: On the one hand, my list would be pretty long, I expect. On the other, if I were to change anything, I would not be who I am today. So, I guess I would change nothing.


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Friday, February 25, 2011
BUIES CREEK, N.C. (Feb. 24, 2011) - With three of its major contributors sitting on the bench in street clothes, the ETSU men's basketball team got a career high 22 points from junior guard Adam Sollazzo (Tampa) and dominated the offensive glass en route to a 66-59 victory over Campbell in Atlantic Sun Conference hoops action Thursday night at Gore Arena.
The short-handed Bucs, who conclude their regular season schedule at 21-10 overall, 16-4 in the A-Sun, played without the services of senior guards Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.) and Micah Williams (Manchester), as well as sophomore guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa). Smith missed the game with a left ankle injury, Williams was out with a right shoulder sprain, and Cooley sat out due to an illness. All three are expected to be back for next week's A-Sun Tournament quarterfinal game Wednesday evening in Macon, Ga.
"I'm just incredibly proud of our guys," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team will be the No. 2 seed in next week's tournament. "We talked to the guys long and hard about there being no excuses tonight. The seven guys that were in there all contributed and made plays. To come out with another road win is big - it gives us nine road wins this year and 21 total.
"I was looking today and there are 350 Division I teams, with only 29 of those with 21 wins or more. I think that's something to be proud of."
Along with Sollazzo's 22 points, the Bucs also got 21 points and eight rebounds from junior forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.), another 14 points from senior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) and sophomore J.C. Ward (Marietta, Ga.) started the game and added eight rebounds.
ETSU out-rebounded the Camels 38-21 on the night, and held an impressive 18-4 edge in offensive boards. The Bucs outscored Campbell 20-0 on second chance points, and held a 32-16 advantage in the paint.
Both teams battled back and forth in the first half, with nine ties and five lead changes in the first 20 minutes of play. The Buccaneers utilized its size - with forwards Curtis Wilkinson (Bude, Miss.) and Lukas Poderis (Tampa) getting substantial minutes - and elected to go with three inside players much of the time, outscoring Campbell 26-4 in the paint.
The result was a 33-30 ETSU lead at the intermission, with Brown scoring 12 points and Sollazzo adding 10 in the first half. ETSU shot 41 percent from the floor in the first half, and outrebounded Campbell 21-12.
In the second half, the Bucs twice led by as many as nine points, but saw Campbell cut the lead to just four at 57-53 with four minutes left on the clock. From there, ETSU responded by going 7-of-10 from the free throw line to complete the victory. In the second half, the Bucs were a strong 21-of-28 from the free throw line.
The Bucs will return to action next Wednesday in the A-Sun Tournament quarterfinals. Tip at the Mercer University Center is set for 9 p.m., but the Bucs' opponent is still to be determined. For more on ETSU men's basketball as the Bucs head to the postseason, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.
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top1 S1 W2 [countable]
the highest part of something [≠ bottom]
highest part
top of
The tops of the mountains were still covered with snow.
She could only just see over the tops of their heads.
at the top (of) something
He was standing at the top of the stairs.
We'll sit down once we're at the top.
Write your name at the top of the page.
to the top (of) something
Stop and wait for us when you get to the top of the slope.
I filled the glass right to the top.
The book I wanted was at the very top of the pile.
We could just see the white clifftops in the distance.
the flat upper surface of an object:
upper surface
a low wooden table with a glass top
top of
We walked along the top of the ancient city walls.
on (the) top of something
She put the papers down on the top of the piano.
Her fingers drummed on the table top.
the best, most successful, or most important position in an organization, company, or profession [≠ bottom]
best position
the top
the top of
He has reached the top of his profession.
at the top (of something)
It's the people at the top who make the decisions.
to the top (of something)
All young footballers dream of making it to the top.
the groups that are currently at the top of the tree (=the highest position in a profession) in the pop world
something that you put on or over an object to cover it, protect it, or prevent liquid coming out of it:
I can't get the top off the jar.
You've left the top off the toothpaste again!
Can you put the top back on the bottle when you've finished with it?
bottle top/pen top etc
Has anyone seen my pen top?
a piece of clothing that you wear on the upper part of your body:
She was wearing a stripy knitted top.
a skirt with a matching top
a bikini top
I can't find my pyjama top.
something that is at the top of a list will be dealt with or discussed first:
be (at the) top of the list/agenda
Europe is once again at the top of the political agenda.
on top
on the highest part or surface of something:
The cake was a bit burnt on top.
a high roof with a chimney on top
b) HBH
on the highest part of your head:
Can you cut it quite short on top, please.
winning in a game or competition:
After the first set, the Australian was comfortably on top.
on top of something
on the highest surface of something:
There should be an envelope on top of the fridge.
in complete control of a situation:
Don't worry; I'm back on top of things now.
I should be more on top of my work next week.
if something bad happens to you on top of something else, it happens when you have other problems:
On top of everything else, I now have to go to work next Saturday!
in a pile:
one on top of the otheralso on top of one another
We stacked the crates one on top of the other.
if something dangerous or threatening is on top of you, it is very near you:
on top of somebody
The truck was almost on top of us.
if your work or a problem gets on top of you, it begins to make you feel unhappy and upset:
get on top of somebody
Things are starting to get on top of him.
to win a difficult struggle or argument, especially one that has continued for a long time:
come out on top
It's difficult to predict who will come out on top.
extremely happy:
on top of the worldinformal
When I heard she'd been released I felt on top of the world!
the part of a fruit or vegetable where it was attached to the plant, or the leaves of a plant whose root you can eat:
Cut the tops off the tomatoes.
I've found a recipe for beetroot tops.
the part of the street or of a piece of land that is the furthest away from you:
street/field etcSG
I waited at the top of East Street.
the cream that rises to the top of a bottle of milk
the top of the milkBritish English
the part of a long dinner table where the most important people sit
the top of the table
if you say something off the top of your head, you say it immediately, without thinking carefully about it or checking the facts:
off the top of your headinformal
Just off the top of my head, I'd say there were about 50.
to sing or shout as loudly as you can:
sing/shout at the top of your voice
Angela ran out of the house, shouting at the top of her voice.
an expression meaning from the beginning, used especially in the theatre:
from the topspoken
Right, let's take it from the top once more.
if you clean or search somewhere from top to bottom, you do it very thoroughly:
from top to bottom
The whole house needs cleaning from top to bottom.
if a person is dressed or covered in something from top to toe, they are completely dressed or covered in it:
from top to toe
They were covered in mud from top to toe.
the general result or meaning of a situation, expressed in a few words:
the top and bottom of itBritish English spoken
He's trying to embarrass you, that's the top and bottom of it.
to be not very intelligent:
not have much up topBritish English spoken
Poor Nigel, he doesn't have very much up top.
used after a number to say that it is the highest possible amount of money you will get:
It'll cost you £200, £250 tops.
a child's toy that spins around on its point when you twist it
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Do you know why VH1 produced more installments of I Love the '80s than any other decade? Because there was simply more to love. Many would argue that other recent decades surpassed the '80s for diversity of musical expression, for production innovations, for ebullience and personality, for political honesty. In fact, by nearly every individual measure, the '80s probably take a backseat to some other era. So why do we still deify those 10 years? Probably because the decade's best songs offered some of pop history's finest simple pleasures, which is why you won't often find humorless rockists making arguments on its behalf like they do for the '60s, '70s, or even the '90s. Sure, there were plenty of tunes that cut deep into the blackest heart of the Reagan era, but some of the most prominent came in such a deceptively sunny disguise (the Boss's "Born in the U.S.A.," for example) that they were mistaken to be part of the status quo. In the '80s, Public Enemy was the outlier and flourished because of it. Michael Jackson was showing signs of paranoia, but still mostly wanted to rock with you. Madonna was mostly espousing the joy of taking a "Holiday," and even when she embraced a more militant attitude ("Express Yourself"), she was still arguing on behalf of embracing the pleasure principle. And that's the way we like it. In so many other arenas, we're still paying for the mistakes of the '80s. But when it comes to the decade's music, we feel no compelling reason to feel bad about feeling good. Eric Henderson
100. David Bowie, "Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)." For the title track and third single from what's widely considered to be David Bowie's last truly great album, the singer's delivery is closer to that of a low-budget horror movie's demented narrator than the dynamic rock showman that shot to megastardom in the '70s. Bowie spins a yarn of a young girl falling victim to her own fears and insecurities in his tried-and-tested "mockney" accent, and heightens the air of sheer menace further still with a violent percussion section and the sound of dogs barking. Robert Fripp's guitar work here is tremendous too, an exemplary exercise in frenzied crosspicking that adds urgency and suspense to Bowie's deranged psycho-thriller narrative. Huw Jones
99. Tracy Chapman, "Fast Car." As hopeless and heartbreaking as any song that's ever topped the pop charts, Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" couches its social commentary in deeply personal revelations and confessions. As the city lights flash by Chapman's narrator and the song's arrangement gathers momentum, there's a palpable desperation in the way she sings, "And I had the feeling I could be someone." Because in that moment, having tried and failed to escape the poverty she was born into, she's not expressing a sense of optimism that her station in life will improve, but conceding that she was foolish to have ever thought it could. Jonathan Keefe
98. Public Enemy, "Don't Believe the Hype." "Don't Believe the Hype" is an invitation to question everything, up to and including Public Enemy's then-growing reputation. It's the kind of sneakily self-congratulatory gesture that plays as self-deprecation while also being a bit boastful, affirming that there is indeed some hype that needs to be ignored in order to appreciate the group's second album. Whatever the meaning, the track is indicative of the always probing, never accepting nature of the Chuck D-helmed outfit, his harshly forceful rhymes echoed by the cornucopia of grating sound effects sourced by the ever-resourceful Bomb Squad. Jesse Cataldo
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96. Chaka Khan, "I Feel for You." What I previously wrote about "one of the most intoxicating singles in pop history," a state-of-the-art example of sampling craft, still sums it up. "'I Feel for You' had enough blockbuster tricks to bury any lesser talent: ultra-hip vocal cutting techniques, a blazing Stevie Wonder harmonica solo that damn near tops anything on his own records, no less than four synth-keyboard players, and a scintillating, shifting beat from Arif Mardin." For someone who allegedly disliked the memorable hip-hop riffing Grandmaster Melle Mel bookended the track with, Chaka interacted beautifully, making this one of the most compelling crossover tracks ever. EH
95. Extra T's, "E.T. Boogie." Even if he really did send a cabal of Hazmat-wearing lawyers after Extra T's for cribbing lines from his 1982 blockbuster E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, it's easy to imagine Steven Spielberg bopping this head to the dance-funk delirium of this underground classic. Not exactly the enviro-friendly, "fax orgy"-wanting otherworldly being of Deee-Lite's imagination, this alien hero hungers only for home. And that's all right. Such single-mindedness, matched by the "held-together-by-paperclips 808 beats," per our own Eric Henderson, is always rewarded. The bassline is all cherry-on-top rush, a call to arms for people who live, Busta Rhymes would say, for movin' around. Ed Gonzalez
94. Michael Jackson, "Smooth Criminal." For such an apparently gentle soul, Michael Jackson repeatedly displayed his dark side with songs like "Beat It," "Thriller," "Bad," and "Smooth Criminal." This is, after all, the same guy who once sang about his close friendship with a telepathic rat. Accompanied by a killer synth bassline, staccato beats, and a frenzied vocal performance from Jacko himself, "Smooth Criminal" rather unambiguously tells the heartwarming story of a home invader who chases a woman named Annie underneath a table and into her bedroom, where he ostensibly bludgeons her to death, leaving "bloodstains on the carpet." Sal Cinquemani
93. Kate Bush, "The Big Sky." Not many people could make a song about watching clouds into an epic rumination on living life to the fullest. But that conflation of silly juvenilia and introspective weight is what Kate Bush does best, and "The Big Sky" consequently grows into its own thriving world of weird skyborne shapes, full of wacky asides, cascading handclaps, odd voice inflections, and guitar solos. It testifies to the ephemeral nature of all things while also celebrating the teeming abundance of the world, a quality shared with Bush's music, which is always spilling over with passion and ideas. JC
92. Leonard Cohen, "Everybody Knows." It may not be Leonard Cohen's most famous song (a fact that grows more regrettable with every ponderous, overwrought new version of "Hallelujah"), but "Everybody Knows" is the song of Cohen's that best captures both his knack for writing a pop hook and his pitch-black sense of humor. But it's the combination of his deep baritone voice and deadpan performance that makes "Everybody Knows" so funny and so absurd: Cohen sounds nothing if not inconvenienced as he delivers a scolding lecture with the bleak message that "everybody knows that the good guys lost." JK
91. Violent Femmes, "Blister in the Sun." It's a testament to Gordon Gano's affable everyman charm that the truth as to whether "Blister in the Sun" is indeed an open ode to masturbation or whether it's a blithe summary of heroin withdrawal is as irrelevant as it is unclear. It's a fantastic single, even though it took a spot on the Grosse Point Blank soundtrack almost 15 years later for mainstream consciousness to actually take notice of this stellar bout of unplugged folk-punk. Now, "Blister in the Sun" is instantly recognizable from its introduction alone, where balmy lo-fi acoustic guitar meets hand-me-down snare drums and a bassline that swaggers and struts rather than merely walks. HJ


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Howdy y'all. Please help me settle a friendly dispute.
What is the par of your local courses? Are they all par 54? Do you make a 700 foot hole a par 3 because the score are "relative" to the others? I support the argument that creating par 4s and 5s on a course make it more interesting, but my fellow Santa Feans don't agree.
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So where do I fall on the laziness scale?
I built a course with par 4s and par 5s. They're shown that way on our scorecrads. If you arrive late for a tournament round, your penalty will be these pars+4. I tabulate scores from tournaments to validate the pars. I play the par-5s with a strategy to get a 5, 4 if I throw very well.
But when I go out to play casually, I don't bother with a scorecard and I keep my score "relative to 3". I'll call a 4 "1 over" and add it to my running score. I'll know how much I'm trailing my opponent by this running score. At the end, I'll take this running total ("11 over"), do the simple math to add to to 54, and have my round score.
I don't consider you lazy, primarily because I don't know you--but you play and score the 4s and 5s appropriately when they're supposed to be played 4s and 5s--money rounds, leagues, tourneys, etc. Your casual rounds are your casual rounds; you can score it however you please.
i think a bigger issue is that our pasttime wants to be so distanced from our ball-based forefather, that some believe we shouldn't have par 4s and 5s because that's what golf courses have; that some how throwing '54' all the time is being different from the grand game of golf. And I think that attitude is silly and petty.
Fair enough. I've never encountered anyone who didn't want par-4s and par-5s because it would be like (ball) golf. Around here the trend is more courses with true par-4s and -5s, and the talk tends to be arguments as to what par should be assigned to a hole.
But among people I know, even those who have been arguing that "Hole 6 should be a par-5, not a par-4", at tournaments they'll shoot a 58 and call it "4 over par", ignoring the posted pars. It's a legacy of the time when our courses were truly all-par-3s (and we still use those kinds of courses, too).
I'm of the camp that thinks it's not terribly important, either way. We need to establish higher pars to proportionately penalize late arrivals. But the standards for "par" aren't universally agreed upon and even less universally applied, so they're not all that useful.
lately tourneys here all [most all] fill if someones late the waiting list gets their spot.
I was referring to late arrival for the start of a round. Seldom an issue with round 1, but with returning from lunch and round 3 on 2-day events. If you're not there in time to tee off, rule says your score is "par plus 4". It's important to set pars so that the player late to start on the 1,000-foot, double-dogleg wooded hole doesn't get the same score as the player late to start on the 180-foot open ace-run hole.
For all the passionate debates on "par", this circumstance where it actually matters.
Played courses that were marked on the tee sign as par 3, 4, 5.
During tournament play the 4's & 5's were par 3 for the Pro Level.
And on the other hand at different times there were par 4's & 5's during tournament play, at other tournaments.
As far as the score goes the lowest score wins? Correct.?
You can make a hole any par you like, it always come down to score.
I suggest that before you establish a par for a difficult hole (it is not always distance that establishes it) run league or some organized events on it before you assign a permanent par number.
If out of 50 scores, these being more experienced disc golfers (advanced-pro level) see how the scores fall.
If it leans toward score 2 or 3, then make it a par 3.
If it averages at score 4, then make it a par 4......
If the best score is a 4, then make it a par 5.
Let actual play of the hole establish the par.
After all you don't put in tee pads until way after a hole is determined do you?
Why put par on a hole until it is also established.
Saw it and not impressed with the PDGA much.
Of course, you're such the expert, eh?
Nothing personal, but it is only a guide.
You need to take in terrain, wind, ob's etc.
Each course has its own elements to deal with.
Distance should not be the major factor.
Of course you know that there are always aspects that make a course.
Ever play the "Canyon in Brooksvile?" Now there is a place that could have had many par 4s and 5s.
Not worth arguing about.
The PDGA Guideline is the simplified version and doesn't indicate that the length needs to be adjusted for elevation. Members of the Disc Golf Course Design group have the full blown detailed version that covers the factors and more than you mention. However, effective length (taking elevation changes and doglegs into account) IS the most significant factor in setting par, far and away the primary factor statistically and dwarfs all other elements with foliage density a distant second.
Then you see, we do agree.
Not everyone is going to solicit the DG Course Design group.
Some of the most used, and effective courses were not designed by them.
Don't see it on many courses going in.
When you consider private property, and public. this sport is still too young to have a governing body design group.
Who designed Maple Hill, Moccasin Lake, Brandywine, ...... the list is many.....
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