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It's still very early to judge how the Class of 2013 hauls are shaping up for teams around the country, as all of the commitments from high school rising seniors are non-binding verbals. However, let's take a look at the 25 strongest classes as of right now as we peek ahead to National Signing Day next February.
I'll continue to update these rankings throughout the summer, fall and winter months.
1. Michigan: Brady Hoke and Co. are doing a masterful job of revitalizing the program both on and off the field. The Wolverines have a staggering 21 commitments, most of whom are upper-star prospects. Quarterback Shane Morris headlines this class, and he's joined by offensive linemen David Dawson, Logan Tuley-Tillman, Chris Fox, Patrick Kugler and Kyle Bosch. Defensive backs Gareon Conley, Jourdan Lewis and Dymonte Thomas will help coordinator Greg Mattison's unit. The Maize and Blue are owning the Midwest right now, and a nice battle is set up between Michigan and Alabama for the top national spot in February.
2. Alabama: The Crimson Tide will always bring in a Top 5 class as long as Nick Saban is in town. Linebacker Reuben Foster is arguably the second-best defender in the nation, behind only end Robert Nkemdiche. And tight end O.J. Howard could emerge to become quarterback recruit Cooper Bateman's top weapon down the line.
3. Georgia: So much for Mark Richt's hot seat, as the defending SEC East champions already have 19 commitments. In-state talent is plentiful, with cornerback Shaq Wiggins leading the way. Quarterback Brice Ramsey is one of the better dropback passers in the country, and South Carolina native Tramel Terry as well as Florida running back Derrick Henry offer intriguing playmaking options for Richt down the line.
Will Muschamp is comprising a strong 2013 class at Florida.
4. Florida: Will Muschamp was able to land Kelvin Taylor, arguably the top running back in the country and the son of former Gator Fred Taylor. Offensive linemen Cameron Dillard and Josh Outlaw are very good finds up front, and the Gators addressed the receiver position after being unable to snag Stefon Diggs and Nelson Agholor last February. Ahmad Fulwood, Rodney Adams and Marqui Hawkins bring hope for future offenses in Gainesville.
5. USC: The Trojans may not have the numbers in their 2013 class, but they have the star power. USC holds commitments from three of the top 20 players in the country: quarterback Max Browne, safety Su'a Cravens and defensive tackle Kenny Bigelow. And they were also able to land Ty Isaac, the best running back in the Midwest. Lane Kiffin is doing a wonderful job navigating this program through NCAA limitations.
6. Texas: We'll see if wide receiver Ricky Seals-Jones ultimately chooses to play for Mack Brown and Co. after all, but losing his commitment stings a little bit. However, the Longhorns still have the nation's best center in Darius James and multi-dimensional quarterback Tyrone Swoopes, arguably the best dual-threat in the country. In-state dominance is once again the norm for the Longhorns.
7. LSU: The Tigers have focused on offense thus far, as pro-style quarterback Hayden Rettig leads the way. Offensive tackle Ethan Pocic and offensive guard K.J. Malone join wide receiver Chuck Baker and athletes John Diarse and Tre'Davious White as key members of this offensive haul. Getting in-state prospects is the norm, but getting Rettig and Pocic from out of state is huge.
8. Notre Dame: Brian Kelly continues to focus on defense, with outside linebacker Jaylon Smith and defensive end Isaac Rochell leading the way. Offensive line is also shaping up to be an area of strength, with tackles Colin McGovern and Hunter Bivin being two of the finest at the position. Fellow tackles Mike McGlinchey, John Montelus and Steve Elmer are also very good.
9. Texas A&M: Kevin Sumlin is bringing in some SEC-caliber talent immediately, with athletic prospects on both sides of the ball. Receivers Derrick Griffin and LaQuvionte Gonzalez should be fun to watch in the Aggies' up-temp offense, with quarterbacks Kohl Stewart and Kenny Hill as their possible gunslingers. And keep an eye on defensive lineman Jordan Points, who can play end or tackle.
10. Ohio State: Urban Meyer continues his magic in Columbus after bringing in SEC-type defensive linemen this past February. A couple of recent decommitments dropped the Buckeyes, but they're still doing well even with scholarship reductions. Eli Woodard and Cam Burrows form the best pair of corners in the country, and defensive tackle Joey Bosa is a force as a pass-rusher. Athlete Jalin Marshall will be perfect for Meyer's spread attack, and tight end Marcus Baugh will create mismatches.
11. South Carolina: Steve Spurrier continues to bring in high-quality recruits, with quarterback Connor Mitch leading the way. The dropback passer is one of the best in the country, and he'll be joined on offense by tackle D.J. Park and receiver Jasper Sasser. Meanwhile, outside linebacker Matt Rolin headlines the defensive haul. Most impressive is the fact that this staff is getting top prospects from the state of Georgia.
12. Auburn: New defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder is getting some new toys to utilize, as end Carl Lawson is the gem of this haul. Tackle Dee Liner could be the best interior lineman in the country, while Trey Johnson and Cameron Toney add depth at linebacker.
13. Oklahoma: The Sooners will want to make a strong push for defenders this cycle, but their offensive haul so far has been impressive. Running backs Greg Bryant and Keith Ford are two of the finest nationally at the position, while Cody Thomas adds depth at quarterback, which is a position of strength in Norman. End D.J. Ward will give new defensive coordinator Mike Stoops an instant-impact lineman.
14. Florida State: Austin Golson is one of the best offensive tackles in this class and could see the field right away in Tallahassee. Defensive tackle Maquedius Bain and outside linebacker Ro'derrick Hoskins highlight the in-state haul along with wide receiver Tony Stevens and offensive guard Ira Denson.
15. Penn State: Bill O'Brien is making sure that he gets the right pieces for his offense. And the transformation could start with Christian Hackenberg, one of the nation's best pure dropback passers. Adam Breneman, meanwhile, will cause mismatches at tight end. Defensive linemen Greg Webb and Garrett Sickels will add more depth to an area that is always strong in Happy Valley.
16. Virginia Tech: The Hokies' class is highlighted by outside linebacker Holland Fisher, who could be coordinator Bud Foster's next great "rover." The 6-2, 203-pounder is an athletic freak. Dual-threat quarterback Bucky Hodges and athlete Cequan Jefferson are two other names to keep an eye on in this local-heavy class.
17. Ole Miss: Hugh Freeze is making an incredible instant impact in Oxford after Houston Nutt's disappointing last few classes. The Rebels' class is headlined by in-state quarterback Ryan Buchanan, one of the better pocket passers in the nation. Texas receiver Dannon Cavil, Louisiana defensive tackle Christopher Robinson and Indiana safety Antonio Allen are key out-of-state gems for this class. With tailbacks Mark Dodson Jr. and Eugene Brazley, this class is amazing for a first-year head coach of an SEC team that is used to the bottom of the league standings.
18. North Carolina: New head coach Larry Fedora is hitting the ground running in Chapel Hill despite NCAA sanctions. In-state cornerback Brian Walker is one of the best in the country, and he represents the motto for this program right now: keep the best talent in-state. Receiver Jordan Fieulleteau is also a name to remember, as is Ohio quarterback Mitch Trubisky, a perfect signal-caller for this offense.
James Franklin is once again putting together a solid haul for Vandy.
19. Vanderbilt: James Franklin continues to impress on the recruiting trail, as it's clear players are enamored with his communication skills and his energy. California's Chad Kanoff and Georgia's Johnathon McCrary are two of the better dual-threat quarterbacks in the nation, and Florida safety Malik Greaves is very good. In-state receivers Latevius Rayford and Gerald Perry from Memphis could be future playmakers.
20. Washington: Steve Sarkisian and Co. just landed Troy Williams, one of the better dual-threat signal-callers in the country. He should fit into Sarkisian's offense really well because he's similar to current Huskies quarterback Keith Price. While he is very athletic, his strength is as a passer. Sammie Long is a big in-state receiver who could be on the receiving end of many passes from Williams.
21. Miami (FL): Al Golden is not letting potential NCAA sanctions hamper his ability to bring in very good recruits, as quarterback Kevin Olsen highlights this small class. Olsen is a traditional dropback passer and has football genes, as his brother is Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen. Defensive tackle Keith Bryant and tight end Standish Dobard are also on board.
22. Tennessee: Derek Dooley enters a make-or-break season knowing that he is comprising a strong class, which is led by Texas safety Kameron Miles and in-state wide receiver Camion Patrick. Offensive tackle Austin Sanders is very good, while Corey Vereen, Dominic Zanca and De'Vondre Campbell are out-of-state linebackers who add depth to the position.
23. UCLA: Jim L. Mora has excited Bruin fans with his ability to assemble a top-notch staff and sell recruits on UCLA as a rising program. Cornerback Dashon Hunt and outside linebacker Deon Hollins Jr. are Top 20 players at their position, while Keyante Green is an underrated running back. Surprisingly, half of this class is from out of state.
24. Michigan State: Mark Dantonio continues to bring in some of the best athletes in the Big Ten. Gerald Holmes and R.J. Shelton give the Spartans a pair of running backs that could help keep the rushing attack strong in East Lansing. Meanwhile, Damion Terry is one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the country. And he has experience in multiple styles of offenses. Linebackers Shane Jones and Jon Reschke add speed and toughness to the defense.
25. Virginia: Mike London continues to bring in top-notch recruits to Charlottesville as the Cavaliers' turnaround continues. In-state safety Tim Harris and outside linebacker Micah Kiser from Maryland headline this class, which features pro-style signal-callers Corwin Cutler and Brendan Marshall.
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Unless that is the response you are looking for when people look at your modeling pictures, it's time to clean up your act.
In the era of the urban model, the video girl, the "I have seen ass pics up on MySpace therefore I am a model" has gotten utterly out of control and embarrassing. Once upon a time it was an honor to have the title "model", not so much anymore. Ethnic women get a bad rap, stereotyped and down right disrespected. We wonder why? No it's not just because we are curvy and they are hating on us. And I'm tired of hearing "white women can pose in Maxim and Sports Illustrated in swimsuits why can't we do the same thing in our magazines?" Well ladies I will say it once as I've said a million times, presentation is everything, it's not what you do but how you do it.
As the pioneer of the urban modeling game I will give you some guidelines to go by to know if you are putting yourself in the "it must be yo ass,cuz it's not yo face" category.
1- If your ass is more prevalent in a photo than your face. This indicates that your ass is all that you feel you have to offer.
2-Never pose doggy style. Are you a dog? It's ok to show off your curves and your nice buttocks but you should never pose doggy style in a picture. A nice side pose with your back curved in a S shape will show your curves without being distasteful.
3- Never, ever, ever under any circumstance should your butt crack be exposed to the camera. Crack kills!
4- The look on your face is worth a million bucks. There is no need to have the "I'm having a orgasm" look on your face when posing in a bathing suit, the fact that you are in a bathing suit is sexy in it self. The look on your face should be pleasant or happy not sexual. Remember there is a difference in being sexy and sexual.
Now if you are into adult entertainment (i.e. escort service, prostitution, porn star etc) and are selling your body then disregard all of the above. However, if you are a model that wants to be taken seriously and would like to transcend beyond music videos and girlie magazines then I hope my tips have been helpful.
Remember: corporations do not and will not associate you with their product if your image is raunchy if you are unsure what raunchy is….. It looks like an ad for sex or porn, not beauty.
We can either work toward killing the stereotype together or feed the negativity with distasteful imagery.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – USC quarterback Matt Barkley ran over to the stands to share a moment with his parents. His teammates signaled "Fight On" while the band played "Conquest." It felt, for all intents and purposes, like a typical Trojans victory.
It was anything but.
Barkley tied his school record with six touchdown passes but threw for only 187 yards. The venue, MetLife Stadium, was less than half full. Oh, and the game was delayed for more than an hour because of inclement weather.
"It was a weird environment," USC coach Lane Kiffin said.
His team survived it, holding off a game Syracuse squad, 42-29, in front of an announced crowd of 39,507. The Trojans (2-0) didn't always look like the second-ranked team in the nation, but they did enough to win.
"This was a good team we were playing and not an easy situation to come play in," Kiffin said. "There wasn't a whole lot of energy. There were a lot of reasons they could've not performed well."
The biggest reason was the weather delay. About two minutes before the start of the second half, at 5:16 p.m. local time, referee Terry Leyden ordered the teams off the field because of lightning in the area. Fans were required to take shelter as well as black clouds hovered over the stadium. The delay lasted 1 hour, 9 minutes.
"We don't have delays for thunderstorms in Southern California," said Barkley, who celebrated his 22nd birthday Saturday. '"I thought our guys responded well, though."
Officials had informed Kiffin before the game that it could be delayed sometime in the second half. He did not inform the players of that possibility to keep them focused on the game. (One player did know: the ever-prepared Barkley, who found out from the referee beforehand.)
The Trojans spent most of their time in the locker room relaxing. They took off their shoulder pads and cleats and put on dry shirts. Barkley said he put his headphones on and his feet up.
"Like a bunch of guys taking a nap," special teams coach John Baxter said of the locker-room vibe. "It was really low-key. Our head coach preaches about saving energy. Our guys did a great job. We save our energy for the battle."
While the players chilled, the coaches went over the game plan. The offense had been inconsistent in the first half, failing to score in the first quarter before Barkley threw a pair of touchdown passes in the second. The defense had been stellar against a team that had passed for 482 yards the previous week before surrendering a half-ending field goal.
"I thought our coaches did a great job, and the players responded," Kiffin said. "They had a lot of energy coming out. ... It was almost like a new game."
The second half barely resembled the first. USC's offense played a lot better, scoring 28 points, but the defense played worse, yielding 26.
It was a special teams play that shifted the tide.
With the score 21-16 in USC's favor early in the fourth quarter, the Trojans forced the Orange (0-2) to punt. Robert Woods, subbing for a winded Nickell Robey, returned Jonathan Fisher's 39-yard boot 31 yards to the Syracuse 22. Three plays later, Barkley connected with Xavier Grimble for a touchdown to make it 28-16.
"Coach Kiffin and Coach Baxter gave me an opportunity," Woods said. "Thank God for the opportunity."
The junior receiver wasn't finished. After the defense forced another punt, USC took over at its 20-yard line. Woods took a pitch on a reverse and weaved his way downfield for 76 yards to the Syracuse 4. Two plays after that, Barkley connected with Marqise Lee for the second of their three TD hookups.
Woods, a Biletnikoff Award finalist in 2011, was slow to recover from ankle surgery during the offseason and had a relatively quiet first week. His teammates never doubted him.
"We have total faith in Robert," Grimble said. "That's just the type of guy Robert is. He's got so much heart, so much determination."
Despite improving to 2-0, the Trojans are determined to get better. They have yet to play their "A" game.
A week after offensive players gave themselves grades in the C range, safety T.J. McDonald, unprompted, gave the defense a C-minus Saturday.
"We've got a lot of improving to do," McDonald said. "To be that top defense we know we can be, we can't play like that."
USC's next opportunity comes next week at No. 25 Stanford.
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Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced a policy decision on the beach sand mineral mining will be taken by the government after surveying the mines in Tirunelveli, Madurai, Kanyakumari and Tiruchirapalli districts.
The beach sand mineral include garnet, ilmenite and rutile.
In a statement issued here, Jayalalithaa said a special team will survey 71 mines in these districts to see whether the leasers have committed any irregularities there.
She said the special team headed by Gagandeep Singh Bedi, secretary, Department of Revenue, formed to survey the beach sand mineral mines in Tuticorin district has submitted its report to her on Tuesday.
The team would survey the 71 mines leased to private parties in Tirunelveli, Madurai, Kanyakumari and Tiruchirapalli and submit its report.
Till such time the survey is completed, mining in the quarries has been halted, Jayalalithaa said.
"On receipt of the report a policy decision on beach sand mineral mining will be taken," Jayalalithaa said.
The AIADMK government constituted the special probe team after the former Tuticorin district collector Ashish Kumar sent a report to the government Aug 6 saying that large scale illicit beach sand mining had been detected in the district.
The report also recommended detailed field inspections by a special team comprising officials from the departments of revenue, police, environment and forests, geology and mining to be undertaken.
Incidentally, Kumar was transferred and posted as deputy secretary of Social Welfare and Nutritious Meals Department and M. Ravikumar, district collector, Ariyalur, replaced him.
Officials of Tuticorin district administration inspected the sand quarries in Vaippar and Vembar villages in the district on complaints that a mining company with a permission to mine in four hectares has been mining in 30 hectares.
"On the basis of complaints from the fishing community, we inspected the mining areas in Vaippar village. The leasee has been given permission to mine in four hectares. We found the mining was being done in 30 hectares," Kumar told a news agency then.
"Around 230,000 tonnes of beach sand minerals have been quarried in Vaippar village without permission from the government. We have sent the report to the government and action will be taken," he said.
"We have not quantified the quantum of loss to the government," he added.
The protest against illegal mining of precious beach sand minerals gained further strength with the Tuticorin Roman Catholic Bishop Yvon Ambroise urging the government to ban mining and confiscate the ill-gotten wealth of the miners.
Villagers belonging to three villages in Tirunelveli district, around 650 km from here, also submitted a memorandum to the government to act against private miners in the district.
"The indiscriminate mining of beach sand minerals has resulted in several health complications for the fishermen in Tuticorin, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts. The ecological damage is also immense which in turn affects the fishermen`s health," Ambroise told the news agency last month.
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Welcome to Christmas on El Paso Street in San Antonio, Texas! You are entering the magical world of Christmas on the West Side of San Antonio. It is a world of posadas, processions, of mananitas, mornign serenades, and of backyard pastorelas, shepherds' plays. Meet nine year old Rosita. She wants to be Gila in Los Pastores, San Antonio's traditional Mexican Christmas drama. She knows all the words of "Palomita," Gila's song. She knows the caminata, the shepherd's walking song. She even has a basket like Gila's. Bruni is a Texan familiar with the Christmas festivities and Ricks' watercolors give a great insight into the rites of Christmas in Texas. [The text may be a bit "sweet" but the descriptions of the festivals are perfect.]
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JOSEPH CLEARY was one of the last of a long line of pioneers in the Labour Party in the city of Liverpool. He belonged to the generation of Bessie and John Braddock and Sir Harry Livermore and it was due to their efforts and many others that Liverpool became in the 1960s a Labour Party stronghold.
Cleary was brought up in the Anfield area of the city. Like his father, also Joseph, he became a magistrate at the early age of 25 and involved himself in electioneering. He tried for parliament in March and May 1929, when he was the unsuccessful Labour candidate for the seat of East Toxteth. In the 1931 general election he fought again unsuccessfully in the West Derby constituency. But in February 1935 he won the - then safe Conservative - Liverpool Wavertree seat in a sensational by-election, defeating Randolph Churchill. Ten months later, however, at the general election, he lost the seat.
Cleary continued his work on the City Council, serving as councillor and alderman for 47 years. His services were recognised by a knighthood in 1965. In 1970 he was made an honorary freeman of Liverpool, the first for 24 years.
Cleary gave tremendous support for work among young people and a youth centre in Toxteth was named in his honour. He was also associated in the inter-war years with Pembroke Place Baptist Chapel, a centre of the socialist movement since the 1890s. Its most radical minister, Vint Laughland, left for New York in 1924, but its flag was kept flying through the Thirties by two individuals, Joseph Golder and Joseph Cleary.
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A friend is someone who fills our lives
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When I watched this the first time, I wasn't aware of the fact that it was actually produced by a group of conservatives, the Public Integrity Alliance of Arizona, a nonprofit largely made up of East Valley Republicans. Frankly one doesn't expect to see something legitimately amusing coming from Republican quarters—as everyone knows Republicans aren't funny. But this is excellent, a pitch-perfect country-rock video starring Phoenix-based comedian Brian Nissen's redneck "Dwain" character, a mullet-wearing simpleton who wants to "make America great again" by voting for a blustering, buffoonish billionaire who believes American wages are too high, that we need a border wall to keep out all of the Muslims and Mexicans and all kinds of other silly stuff tailored to the basest of the GOP base… Perhaps you know who he's talking about?
As Raw Story's Travis Gettys points out, although the song brutally mocks Trump's most outrageous ideas "in the bizarro world of the 2016 presidential race, it's not hard to imagine Trump playing the song at his own rallies." Sadly this is all too true…
"I've noticed that some of the Trump fans loved it," said Tyler Montague, founder and president of PIA. "They're like, 'Yeah, this is everything Trump is about, this is dead on.' We're like, 'You're kidding us, right?'"
Montague, who appears in the video as a redneck buddy, said the 501(c)(4) group — which is not required to report its donors but cannot be used primarily to influence elections — became motivated to act after Trump suggested a ban on Muslims in the U.S.
"When he said the stuff about Muslims, we were like, we've got to call that out and make fun of the absurdity of that," Montague said.
He blasted Trump's ideas as anti-conservative and un-American.
"I don't want to overstate it, but [Trump's] kind of a fascist," Montague said. "It's the closest thing to fascism that America's had, at least in our lifetime."
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There are many opportunities to play sports at universities in the US. University sports programmes are offered at the varsity (organised competition between universities) and the intramural or club (participation-oriented, less competitive) level. While no scholarships are offered for participation in sports at the intramural or club levels, some universities offer sport scholarships at the varsity level to students who are academically-qualified for admission and very gifted in a particular sport.
Below, please find an overview of sports scholarships, as well as information on athletic associations, eligibility requirements and the recruitment process. For comprehensive information on sports scholarships, as well as more detailed information on recruitment, please download Fulbright's Sports Scholarships handout or have a look at this Sports Scholarship powerpoint.
The process by which a student athlete is considered for a sport scholarship can be a lengthy and unfamiliar one for international students. Unlike academic scholarships whereby one simply submits an application indicating an interest in receiving funding to study at a university, students must engage in a highly-regulated recruitment process.
Sport scholarships are granted by the university athletic department. Athletic directors and coaches play a central role in award decision-making. Scholarships are generally awarded for the following sports: baseball, basketball, crew (rowing), cross-country, fencing, football (American), golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, indoor track, lacrosse, skiing, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball, water polo, women's field hockey and wrestling.
Scholarships are provided on a yearly basis, generally renewable for four years, the normal time required to complete a US undergraduate degree. Award amounts vary and can be anywhere from a few thousand dollars to full funding.
Importantly, while playing for a college team on scholarship can pay for the cost of earning an undergraduate degree, you do not attend university solely to play your sport. Students with sports scholarships must be working toward an undergraduate degree (in any field offered by the university). There are no degrees in sports themselves, but students whose main interest is in sports can often take a degree in exercise science, physical therapy or a related field.
Athletic associations govern college sports and set rules regarding scholarships and athletic recruitment. There are a number of associations that colleges or universities can join, most notably:
Students hoping to be considered for a sports scholarship must meet normal university/college admissions requirements and continue to obtain satisfactory grades at university in order to receive and retain their scholarships. The athletic associations set their own minimum academic requirements, including minimum admissions test scores, for competing students:
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High school student athletes in the US are somewhat at an advantage to international students hoping to obtain a sport scholarship. They will likely have had some level of exposure to college and university coaches at local, regional and national competitions before the recruitment process begins. Their US-based coaches may have contacts within university programmes and university scouts may be tracking their progress in the news or at competitions. Therefore, engaging in the recruitment process to pursue their sport at the collegiate level can be somewhat more straightforward and will certainly start earlier than for an international athlete.
That said, every year talented international students are successful in receiving scholarships in a variety of sports at a wide range of US universities every year. The important thing to remember, whichever avenue you choose to take to engage in the recruitment process, is that the earlier you start and the more time you put in, the more likely you are to achieve your goal.
International student athletes have a few options available to them once they decide that they would like to be considered for a sport scholarship to study in the US:
For a list of sport scholarship agencies in the US, you may wish to do a Google search or consult one of the organisations listed on our Resources page or a relevant exhibitor at our annual USA College Day event.
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It's hard to compete with love and chocolate on Valentine's Day. The health benefits of both a loving partner and dark chocolate are well-documented. But this Valentine's Day, hearts across the country, and especially in our food deserts, will get an extra boost in the form of President Obama's recently signed Farm Bill.
There are still a lot of details to be ironed out. Under the program, the funding averages $20 million a year (for five years) in an $80 billion annual program with more than 47 million participants. If every SNAP participant were included, that would amount to less than 50 cents of incentives per person for the entire year.
In the passage of the current Farm Bill, Congress literally just took $9 billion in food stamps from hungry and poor families and gave it out to big agribusiness giants in the form of more corporate welfare. President Obama could send the bill back to Congress and refuse to sign it until Congress properly funds the food stamp program.
When the Farm Bill came out of conference with funding for nutrition incentives fully intact after two-and-a-half years of a very non-transparent and contentious process, we were elated. But as each day passed and the rush for support for the bill's passage heated the air, I, as a chef and father of two children living with diabetes, couldn't help but take the deep dive and feel disheartened by the overall bill.


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We stopped by here before heading out of Salt Lake City, just looking for something different. My wife, kids, and myself all had different rice bowls, and loved every one of them. It was a great, cheap meal. We wish there was one in St. Louis!
I love this place. It's Island theme and they have different types of chicken dishes like jerk chicken, etc. It's delicious and the food is always excellent.
We loved the way the menu works--choose your protein, sauce, and rice (or noodles) to build your dish. I loved the mahi with a fruit salsa over noodles. My companions enjoyed their chicken dishes as well. The prices are reasonable and the service very fast.
Rumbi's is a local chain. This one is located in an open mall on 4th South between 6th and 7th East. There are several others eateries there and lots of parking. This restaurant is located in the building that runs the full length of the mall on the side away from the street. There are other buildings located in groups...
My father and I enjoyed our quick lunch here. It is somewhere between fast food and a lunch counter. We had the "luau pork" plate with rice. It was plenty of food (light on the actual pork) for maybe $8-9. The food was good, I would try again.
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SEATTLE -- After striking out with the bases loaded in the third inning, Richie Sexson shattered his bat on the dugout steps in frustration. The next bat he used proved to be much more effective.
Sexson doubled home Adrian Beltre in the bottom of the ninth to give the Seattle Mariners a 6-5 come-from-behind win over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays on Sunday.
Beltre singled off Chad Orvella with one out for his 1,000th career hit, then Sexson drilled the first pitch he saw off the base of the left-field wall.
"I got a pretty good pitch to hit," Sexson said. "I put a good swing on it and hit it off the end of the bat. I wasn't sure if he was going to catch it. Fortunately, it got over his head."
The combination of Beltre and Sexson, who joined the team as free agents in the offseason, was supposed to be a huge boost in the middle of the Mariners' lineup. Sexson has impressive power numbers with 13 homers and 43 RBI, but is hitting only .246. Beltre has been worse, hitting .238 with five homers and 28 RBI.
"Richie has been pretty much coming through all year," Beltre said. "He's been driving in runs, hitting a lot of home runs. I'm the one who's been struggling. I need to pick it up more."
Both had two hits on Sunday, helping the Mariners win for the fifth time in seven games.
Bret Boone went 2-for-4 with two RBI and Randy Winn had four hits for Seattle, including an RBI double in the sixth to put the Mariners ahead 5-4.
Ron Villone (2-2) pitched a scoreless ninth to earn the win.
Orvella (0-1), who grew up about a half-hour from Safeco Field in Sammamish, allowed two hits and one run in one-third of an inning. It was the third appearance of his career.
"I thought I made a decent pitch, but I probably should have started with something offspeed," Orvella said. "I threw a fastball. He hit it well, game over."
The Devil Rays' record on the road dipped to 4-23. The team has lost every series away from home this season.
Tampa Bay tied it at 5 in the top of the eighth. Aubrey Huff led off with a single against Mariners reliever Julio Mateo, pinch-hitter Alex Sanchez singled off Jeff Nelson, and Damon Hollins grounded out to drive home Huff.
Seattle trailed 4-0 after two innings, but rallied with one in the third and three in the fifth to tie it.
In the sixth, Mike Morse hit a bloop single off Tampa Bay starter Hideo Nomo just inside the right-field foul line. He advanced to second on a sacrifice by Pat Borders, and scored when Winn doubled into the right-center gap for a 5-4 Mariners lead.
Nomo allowed 11 hits and five earned runs over six innings. He walked one and struck out three.
Seattle starter Jamie Moyer threw 124 pitches through six innings. He allowed seven hits and four runs -- three earned -- while walking one and striking out a season-high six. After allowing three runs in the second, the 42-year-old lefty settled down and retired 13 of his last 14 batters.
In the first, Tampa Bay's Carl Crawford led off with a single and scored on Julio Lugo's double into the left-center gap.
Shoddy defense added to Moyer's struggles in the second. With two outs, Alex Gonzalez singled and scored on Crawford's RBI double. Lugo then hit an infield single, but a throwing error by shortstop Morse allowed Crawford to score. Josh Phelps then singled to right, but Ichiro Suzuki was charged with an error when his errant throw to third got past Beltre, allowing Lugo to score for a 4-0 lead.
The Mariners started their comeback in the third. Beltre hit a bases-loaded single with one out, but Nomo got out of the jam when Sexson struck out and Raul Ibanez flew out to shallow right.
That was when Sexson decided to give his bat a beating. Mariners manager Mike Hargrove didn't mind seeing Sexson boil over.
"He was upset," Hargrove said. "At least he cares, and he showed why he's the player that he is. He refocused and took care of business. It was good to see."
The Mariners tied it up in the fifth with four hits and three runs. Sexson drove home Suzuki with an RBI single, and Boone's double scored Beltre and Sexson.


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Enjoy nature and create fantastic mixed media art - what could be better? Garden Inspired Wall Art from Lisa Fulmer is a great way to capture the essence of spring. When the weather gets cold again, you can have this piece to remind you of the season.
- 10x10 canvas board
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- Household iron and a heat gun
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Alverno College students are taking action to help bring awareness to the issue of homelessness in Milwaukee. Students will be collecting donations for the Milwaukee Joy House as they try to fill a school bus. Donations of warm clothing, hats, gloves, mittens, blankets, non-perishable food, sanitary items, diapers, paper goods and cash will be accepted. In addition to stuffing the bus, students organized a Zumbathon. The proceeds from that will benefit Community Advocates.
The effort is in response to the discovery of a body in November, 2012 near the lakefront while students, along with friends and family, were taking part in a community clean-up. Alverno College students who were part of that group organized a successful "Stuff the Bus" event in December of 2012, as well as a second event in September, 2013. So far students have raised over $20,000 in donations of money, clothing, blankets, personal hygiene products and non-perishable food items to help the homeless.
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The Indiana Debate Commission is soliciting questions for two debates it will host in the U.S. Senate race and three debates in the governor's race.
The events all take place in October and will be televised. As many as 2,500 free seats will be available at the venues for those who want to attend.
All the debates will feature submitted questions. For the governor's race, Hoosiers can go to http://indianadebatecommission.com/submit-a-question-gubernatorial-debate/to submit a question.
For the Senate race, the link is http://indianadebatecommission.com/submit-a-question-senatorial-debate/.
Questions will be vetted by members of the commission and those who submit may be invited to ask their questions of the candidates in person.
"The commission continues to put voters first as we engage with candidates in this fall election season with one of our busiest seasons ever," said Max Jones, president of the commission and editor of the Tribune-Star in Terre Haute. "We also had a record number of venues submit applications this year and we also rely on their generosity to provide free and accessible sites to accommodate public attendance."
The three gubernatorial debates will be at:
* 7 p.m., Oct. 10, Zionsville Performing Arts Center, Zionsville, seating capacity of 1,200
* 7 p.m., Oct. 17, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, South Bend, seating capacity of 840
* 7 p.m., Oct. 25, WFWA-TV PBS 39, Fort Wayne, no live audience
Tentative dates, times and locations for the U.S. Senate debates with Republican Richard Mourdock, Libertarian Andrew Horning and Democrat Joe Donnelly are:
* 7 p.m., Oct. 15, WFYI-TV, Indianapolis, no live audience
* 7 p.m., Oct. 23, Paul W. Ogle Cultural & Community Center, Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, seating capacity of 500
The non-profit Indiana Debate Commission is the only independent group in the state of Indiana that provides free broadcast satellite feeds for those interested in sharing debates either live or delayed to communities across Indiana.
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Best Western Dorset Oborne The Grange Hotel
Best Western The Grange Hotel Oborne offers beautiful, 3-star country house accommodation, set within the rolling hills of West Dorset, just one mile from the charming town of Sherborne and seven miles from Yeovil. Formerly a manor house, Best Western The Grange Hotel has undergone a transformation to a luxury family owned and run country house hotel with 18 bedrooms and a delightful restaurant overlooking floodlit gardens. Our quiet rural setting at the edge of the village is the reason why many of our guests return year after year to enjoy the peace and tranquility! The hotel is in the perfect position to explore Dorset, Somerset and historic Wessex, with plenty of things to do: Stonehenge, Longleat Estate and Safari Park, Stourhead House and Gardens, shopping in Sherborne or Bath, horse riding, shooting and hot air ballooning to name but a few.It would be hard to find a more peaceful spot than the village of Oborne. The Yeo stream meanders through the village and ducks waddle about in the street! The hotel itself is the sum of the people who work here, we aim to exceed expectations and create a unique place in which all guests can feel relaxed and at home. It all adds up to a wonderful location for business or pleasure, for that special family occasion or for the perfect wedding!
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Originally from Kent, Simon settled in the South West in 1997 and was Head Chef at the 2 Rosette Bridge House at Beaminster and later at The Farthings at Hatch Beauchamp before joining The Grange this year.Simon believes in taking advantage of the fantastic array of local produce we have available in the South West and prepares food full of taste and flavour.
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Relax in the lounge over an aperitif whilst you look at the menu. Once the chefs have prepared your dinner you will be led through to the restaurant to dine by candlelight. Dinner is contemporary English cuisine, served in a relaxed atmosphere by friendly, smiling staff. Back to the lounge after dinner to enjoy coffee and petits fours sitting by the log fire. We have been awarded 2 Rosettes from the AA.
This small, intimate bar offers light meals and fuss-free flavours. Enjoy!
Course information
Course Type: 18-Hole
Location: Off Site
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Distance: 6415 Yards
Handicap required
1 miles away in Sherborne
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Yeovil Golf Club
Course Type: 18-Hole
Location: Off Site
Holes: 18
Par: 71
Distance: 6087 Yards
Handicap required
6 miles away in Yeovil
Driving range
Pro shop golf facilities
Best Western The Grange is situated in the sleepy village of Oborne just outside Sherborne. It is a small country house hotel that is full of character and charm with a beautiful garden perfect for those special photographs whilst your guests enjoy some delicious canapes and a glass of something sparkling. With eighteen bedrooms we can accommodate smaller, intimate weddings and grand celebrations for up to 120 guests.
Weddings at Best Western The Grange at Oborne
We will meet with you as often as you wish in the run-up to your wedding. We will be there along the way to offer our advice and expertise and together, we will create a day uniquely designed for you. We will be in attendance on the day and, with the information you have given us, we will organise and manage your wedding and reception, creating a seamless flow of events. You will be left to enjoy every moment with your family and friends.
Our small team of chefs use local produce to a selection of menus that can be tailored to meet your individual requirements but why not start with home-cured salmon gravadlax with dill creme fraiche, followed by Creedy Carver confit duck leg and rich cherry sauce, finished up with a tasty lemon tart.
Honeymoon Suite
Our honeymoon room has a magnificent mahogany four-poster bed with golden drapes and a beautifully appointed bathroom. And if the weather is kind, the couple can sit out on their own large, private balcony that overlooks the floodlit gardens!
Registry office:
County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester, DT1 1XJ
01305 224179
We able to offer a choice of three rooms for your civil wedding or partnership ceremony; The Wessex Room perfect for a more intimate ceremony with rich wood panelling and sparkling chandeliers, the quirky restaurant full of character overlooking the gardens or the light and airy Regent Room with large sky lights and conservatory. We have owned The Grange for ten years now and love hosting weddings. We work with the bride and groom to create a special day full of individual touches and special moments. Our expertise lies in ensuring the bride and groom are completely relaxed and able to truly enjoy every moment
For any enquiries please call Jon and Jenny Fletcher on 01935 813463
Getting there.
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Nearest motorway: M5, J25, 34.00 miles
Nearest train station:
Sherborne, 1.00 miles
Nearest airport: Bristol, 40.00 miles
Free parking on site (45 spaces)
On site disabled parking (2 spaces)
What's nearby?
Yeovil Town Football Club (6 miles)
Bath Rugby Football Club (48 miles)
Wincanton Race Course (7 miles)
Somerset County Cricket Club, Taunton (34 miles)
Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy (27 miles)
Stourhead (28 miles)
Stonehenge (38 miles)
Haynes Motor Museum (11 miles)
Fleet Air Arm Museum (10 miles)
Longleat House & Safari Park (25 miles)
Sherborne (1.5 miles)
Bath (39 miles)
Taunton (35 miles)
Clarks Village Street (21 miles)
Bristol (45 miles)
Best Western The Grange is the perfect venue for business meetings and seminars, providing a secluded and peaceful setting with friendly and discrete staff who will cater for your every need.Our meeting menus provide a selection of options, from light dishes to a more substantial meal. All items are freshly prepared and cooked, wherever possible using local, seasonal produce. Our venue is ideal for both smaller meetings and larger conferences.
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26/02/2017 Jacqueline G, Highbridge, United Kingdom
Our 5th visit this lovely hotel. We were there for 3 days from 10th February and stayed in room 2, which we had stayed in last time. It's a large and very comfortable room with a super bathroom. I wou... more
Our 5th visit this lovely hotel. We were there for 3 days from 10th February and stayed in room 2, which we had stayed in last time. It's a large and very comfortable room with a super bathroom. I would love to book in every week just to use the walk in shower! We had dinner at the hotel on two of our nights and the food was better than ever. Not a huge choice but that would not be a problem for a short stay. Our red wine was properly room temperature - something we find many restaurants find it difficult to do!
As always, the staff were so friendly and helpful and we were made to feel very welcomed back. The location is so lovely and quiet. We shall definitely be going back again, hopefully in the summer so that we can get out into the garden. We always seem to visit in the winter! less
Charming Hotel
23/02/2017 Joan J, United Kingdom
We stayed for 3 nights at the Grange hotel in Mid February, over all it was a very pleasant stay. We had a deluxe room with a four poster bed, which if I'm honest is style over substance, we found the... more
We stayed for 3 nights at the Grange hotel in Mid February, over all it was a very pleasant stay. We had a deluxe room with a four poster bed, which if I'm honest is style over substance, we found the wooden frame around the bed a bit uncomfortable getting in and out, another little problem with the room is the position of the sofa which was adjacent to the television set, so it wasn't comfortable for 2 people to sit on the sofa and watch the tv together, but apart from these minor niggles, the room was delightfully quirky, well heated, with a beautiful fully tiled bathroom, a large terrace balcony over looking the gardens, which must be wonderful to use during the warmer months.The room was spotlessly clean, soft fluffy toweling robes and slippers had been supplied, which were much appreciated. there was a good mix of tea's coffees and biscuits, with a really nice coffee machine, bottle water was supplied, this was a nice touch. We ate in the restaurant for all 3 evening as the hotel is very much out in the sticks and the nearest village was Sherborne (approx 5 miles drive) which would have meant getting the car out, and negotiating, dark narrow country lanes that we weren't familiar with. the food at the Grange restaurant was good quality, and well presented, but the choice was a little limited. I was a bit disappointed to find out on the morning we left that there was a 2nd Menu (Grazing Menu) with less of a fine dining character (sausage and mash, ham egg and chips etc) which we weren't offered as an alternative to the main menu, I would have appreciated having more choices, especially as I ended up having the chicken dish 2 consecutive nights as I couldn't find an alternative on the main menu that I liked. The breakfasts were adequate, with plenty of cereals and fruit and toast on offer, We didn't have the cooked option, my only comment would be the ones I saw being served to other guests looked lost on the over sized plates that they were being delivered on. The staff were all great, very friendly and most welcoming, Sarah our evening waitress was lovely, very efficient, very pleasant, and very attentive but not in anyway intrusive. equally the breakfast waitress who's name I didn't get (she spoke flawless English with a charming accent, possible French) was equally pleasant and professional. All in all we found the Grange to be a very pleasant place to stay and if we find ourselves in that part of Dorset again we wouldn't hesitate to go back for another stay. less
Late Valentines visit
19/02/2017 Mike N, Gillingham, United Kingdom
We stayed the night in a deluxe room which was very large yet comfy.
The room was very hot on arrival but we fixed that simply by opening the windows.
We both had Sea Bream as a main course and was a... more
We stayed the night in a deluxe room which was very large yet comfy.
The room was very hot on arrival but we fixed that simply by opening the windows.
We both had Sea Bream as a main course and was actually the best meal i have had at this hotel.
The wine was nice, We had a New Zealand Sauvignn blank on arrival which was a bit pricy at £30 but we had a Chardonnay/ Savignon Blanc with supper which was better at about £20.
For pudding I had some of their homemade ice cream which was to die for. I'm diabetic and i expected my sugar to leap next morning but it did not!
Overall we thought it was good value at £222 for the night with all drinks. less
Excellent in every way
18/02/2017 Lauren W,
Myself and my colleague were at the best western for business to hold interviews, the staff were so friendly and willing to help. They even went the extra mile to help us look for train routes for one... more
Myself and my colleague were at the best western for business to hold interviews, the staff were so friendly and willing to help. They even went the extra mile to help us look for train routes for one of our candidates.
The hotel was so clean (and smelt amazing) and had so many complimentary things dotted around, a scraper and de-icer for your car, toiletries in the bathroom, cereal bars for your journey.
Although the hotel is a bit out of the way, it's surroundings are beautiful and would be perfect to stay if you are in to walks! Very traditional and I would definitely recommend! less
Beautiful Hotel
15/02/2017 Denise B, Great Bookham, United Kingdom
Lovely character building, extremely helpful friendly staff. We had a large extremely comfortable room with delicious evening meal and full English breakfast. Will return in the summer to explore m... more
Lovely character building, extremely helpful friendly staff. We had a large extremely comfortable room with delicious evening meal and full English breakfast. Will return in the summer to explore more! less


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Visit unique historic buildings, see beautiful countryside, get some exercise and have fun with the family!
Ride+Stride is a sponsored bike ride or walk in which people from all over England walk, cycle or drive between churches, exploring and enjoying the countryside from Cornwall to Northumberland. The money they raise helps to save historic churches, chapels and meeting houses for future generations by helping to fund urgent repairs and the installation of modern facilities.
Ride +Stride took place on 10th September 2016, and will happen again on the 9th September 2017.
"Many historic churches, chapels and meeting houses are battling to survive. Roofs leak, ancient timbers rot and medieval stonework crumbles.
Now you can help by joining the Ride + Stride adventure. A sponsored drive, bike ride or walk, discovering beautiful churches, which also raises money for their repair and preservation".
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RIDE+STRIDE is a national open churches event, but it's one with a twist – as well as getting out and about you can raise money to help churches in your area. The idea is for as many places of worship as possible to be open and for as many people as possible to get sponsored for visiting them.
The sponsorship money raised is then shared 50/50 between the YHCT and the individual church of your choice.
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To get involved download a Sponsorship Form.
Check the list of churches that have told us they will be open for visitors on 10th September. Do also check the Heritage Open Day website for ideas of places to visit. Heritage Open Day events
Further materials: 2016 RS Poster Ride+Stride Information Sheet 2016 Manned Churches Sign-in Form
The following website has all the branding materials you will need to advertise the event at your church: http://www.nationalchurchestrust.org/ridestride/ridestride-branding
2015 routes : Holderness Gems route Kirklees route Lower Calderdale route – please note, we cannot guarantee all the churches on the route will be open this year, but these give you an idea of the kind of routes you plan?
For further information about the event, and how to take part, visit the Ride and Stride website.