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TORONTO -- The Indians are willing to live with bouts of famine, given the kind of feast Mark Reynolds can provide when his bat greets a baseball.
On Wednesday, Reynolds certainly showed his flaws, but he ultimately dropped a substantial amount of jaws with a mammoth home run that sent Cleveland to 3-2 victory over the Blue Jays in 11 innings at Rogers Centre.
His leadoff blast in the final frame off Sergio Santos -- whether measured by feet or meters -- provided a glimpse into the kind of power he can provide.
"That's what he has," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "He's going to miss sometimes, but when he does [connect], it's a game-changer. It was tonight."
Reynolds' solo home run overcame a ninth-inning letdown for Indians closer Chris Perez, who blew a save chance by yielding a game-tying shot to slugger Jose Bautista. Tribe starter Ubaldo Jimenez turned in a strong six-inning outing, and the rest of Cleveland's relief corps did their part, giving the Indians their first 2-0 start to a season since 2008.
It has been a stellar start for an Indians team that navigated through the spring fueled by a mix of enthusiasm and optimism.
That is often the case for teams that undergo dramatic offseason chances. Cleveland brought in Francona, and then a wave of players via free agency and trades. Reynolds, who signed a one-year contract with the Tribe in December, likes to joke that the rest of the free agents followed him to Cleveland.
All kidding aside, Reynolds has enjoyed being a part of the Tribe's transformation.
"We came into camp with a lot of optimism," Reynolds said. "Obviously, every team has optimism in Spring Training. Everybody is 0-0 and everybody has a chance. It's only two games, but it feels good to be 2-0, rather than 0-2. At the same time, we've got to keep it in perspective. We've got 160 games to go and a lot can happen."
The Indians initially signed Reynolds -- one of the game's premiere right-handed sluggers -- to be their first baseman. Nick Swisher was in the original plans as the team's right fielder, but he was happy to move to first when Cleveland signed outfielder Michael Bourn. The position shuffle pushed Reynolds to the regular designated hitter duties.
More important than where Reynolds plays is how he hits.
In the previous five seasons, Reynolds has led baseball in strikeouts, but he has also ranked fourth in the Majors in home runs (164) by a right-handed hitter. Only Albert Pujols (193), Miguel Cabrera (183) and Ryan Braun (168) have launched more homers in that span. Last season, the Indians ranked last in baseball with only 38 home runs from their right-handed batters.
It goes without saying that Reynolds was a welcomed addition.
"Oh, my goodness, yeah. It's fun to see that," said reliever Joe Smith, who picked up his first career save with a clean 11th inning on Wednesday. "We've been missing that the last couple years -- guys that can really hit the long ball at any time. This year, with the guys that we've acquired, it can come from anybody at any time."
The Indians used some small ball to collect their first two runs against Toronto.
In the third inning against Blue Jays righty Brandon Morrow, who allowed one run and struck out eight over six frames, Michael Brantley used one of his four singles on the night to plate Bourn. Brantley was in the thick of things again in the eighth inning, when he scored from first base thanks to a throwing error by Toronto third baseman Maicer Izturis on a would-be double play.
Jimenez had already exited the game following six solid innings, during which he scattered three hits, struck out six and allowed just one run. The right-hander's lone blemish was a solo home run off the bat of Izturis in the third.
"I thought he was outstanding," Francona said. "His secondary stuff, his direction to the plate, down, everything. He left the ball over the plate to Izturis. Other than that, his offspeed -- his changeup and breaking ball, especially his changeup -- was really good."
Armed with a 2-1 advantage in the ninth, Perez emerged from the bullpen looking for his second save in as many games. With one out, the All-Star closer got Bautista to chase a slider for a first-pitch strike, but the closer then opted to turn to his fastball.
"It was bad pitch selection," Perez admitted.
Bautista did was the Blue Jays pay him to do. He hit a scorching line drive over the left-field wall for a game-tying home run.
"I know it was a big hit in the moment," Bautista said, "but I would have rather had the win."
The Indians had other ideas.
"We were talking about that on the bench: 'We've got to pick him up,'" said Reynolds, referring to Perez. "He's out there doing his thing and he gave up a homer to one of the best home run hitters in the league. It happens."
Reynolds was 0-for-4 -- with two strikeouts and a double-play groundout -- heading into his at-bat in the 11th inning. Facing Santos, Reynolds waited for a fastball and received one on a 1-2 count. The Tribe's DH swung, and sent the ball sailing deep over left-center field, where it crashed into the base of the restaurant situated in the stadium's second deck.
Jimenez watched from the dugout.
"I enjoyed that one," he said. "That was a bomb."
Perez enjoyed it, too.
"If you're going to blow a save," Perez said, "that's the one to do -- when the team comes back and picks you up. That was a big hit for us. He crushed it."
Reynolds was simply glad to have his first hit as a member of the Indians.
"I didn't care if it was a go-ahead homer or not," he said with a laugh. "I was going to first base and I was like, 'Finally, I got my first hit. I can relax and play."

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NEW YORK - Putting celery in one's butt is not the traditional pathway to coveted dramatic roles and illustrious international film festivals.
But three years after the "Saturday Night Live" spinoff "MacGruber" - and that infamous moment of vegetable prop comedy - Will Forte finds himself starring in an Irish drama playing at the Tribeca Film Festival ("Run & Jump") ahead of his starring role in Alexander Payne's "Nebraska," an entry to this year's Cannes Film Festival.
"I have no idea how I found myself in this position," says still bewildered Forte.
Though known for ridiculously over-the-top characters on "SNL" (a hermit falcon-owner, a whiskey-swilling morning talk show band leader, a potato-chip obsessed NASA scientist), the 42-year-old comedian is more earnest than you'd expect. In a recent interview during Tribeca, a wide-eyed Forte peppered nearly every answer by adding how genuinely thankful he is for his good fortune.
In "Run & Jump," Steph Green's feature debut, Forte plays an American psychologist who moves in with an Irish family (a radiant Maxine Peake plays the mother) to study and document how they adjust to living with a father (Edward MacLiam) brain damaged from a stroke.
"It was interesting to not hide behind these big, bold characters and just kind of act like a normal person," he says. "You feel very vulnerable. Frankly, it was hard to watch the first time. I'm a neurotic person. It's just really scary. You almost feel like: Now people are seeing what I'm kind of like as a normal person. I'm surprisingly kind of a private person, but that's coming from a person who put celery in their butt."
Forte, a California native, came up as an improv performer with the Groundlings before finding success as a comedy writer, notably for David Letterman's "Late Show." He arrived at "SNL" relatively late, at the age of 32, but stayed for eight years performing wide-ranging, bug-eyed lunatics, as well as a stint as President George W. Bush.
Forte has never been shy about pushing himself as a comedian. When he auditioned for "SNL," he performed a sketch he had done with the Groundlings as a gold-painted street performer who sings a stirring anthem that devolves into a confession of prostitution. Tina Fey admired his boldness not just on "SNL," but in his memorable cross-dressing cameos on "30 Rock."
"Will is so deceptively all-American handsome, but his taste in comedy is so wonderfully weird and unafraid to be arbitrary, dark or occasionally even filthy," Fey said in an e-mail. "He also has this sweetness that always comes through. He seems absolutely incapable of malice."
The "MacGyver" parody "MacGruber" helped Forte transition away from "SNL." While a box-office disappointment, earning just $8.5 million, the absurdist comedy has its cult adherents.
Green, whose 2007 short "New Boy" was Oscar-nominated, says she thought of Forte early on for her Ireland-set drama, having glimpsed from press interviews that Forte was "a thoughtful, in some ways shy, self-deprecating, deep individual."
"People did think I was slightly ... they didn't think I was crazy, they knew how talented he was," says Green. "But he had not done a role like this and there were other actors that were either available or the company felt I could get. I was greeted with some funny reactions, especially in Europe. A lot of people didn't know who Will Forte was and when they Googled him, they found a naked man with a piece of celery up his butt."
Green urged Forte to grow out his beard (the classic calling card of a "serious" performance for a comedian). Forte, drawn to the project by Ailbhe Keogan's script, took some convincing from Green that he could play the doctor.
"It took me a while to get out of my own head," he says. "I didn't go to acting school. I took a drama class with Mr. Eggerson in high school."
Accustomed to either amplifying characters to the extreme (like his enthusiastic but airheaded ESPN commentator Greg Stink) or making them comically soft-spoken (like his slow-talking politician Tim Calhoun), Forte often felt out of his depth calibrating a more subtle dramatic character: "I don't have any kind of internal monitor that I trust," he says.
Forte found out he had landed the part in "Nebraska" on his way to Ireland to shoot "Run & Jump." He had sent an audition tape to Payne, but didn't get called back to meet with Payne for four months. "I just assumed that they hated it," he says, still in disbelief.
In it, Forte plays the estranged son of aging alcoholic (Bruce Dern). The two drive from Montana to Nebraska so the father can redeem a winning sweepstakes ticket. "Run & Jump," Forte says, helped him prepare to be in a more dramatic environment. He also recently finished shooting a starring role in an adaptation of Elmore Leonard's "The Switch," with a cast including Tim Robbins and Jennifer Aniston.
"I somehow was able to get this opportunity to do these movies that never in a million years would I think I'd get a chance to do," says Forte.
But he also still hopes to make a sequel to "MacGruber," and says he and director Jorma Taccone have planned a rough story line. They realize getting funding for such a sequel poses challenges, but he says they plan to make it, somehow, "whether somebody lets us do it or not."
"I don't think any more celery will go in my butt," says Forte. "I feel like I've put my family through enough celery. Asparagus?"


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NEW YORK, N.Y. - Shuffle under some Star of David stained glass windows and a rack of prayer shawls in a corner of the off-Broadway Actors Temple Theatre for this high-volume command at the start of its latest show:
"Strap in! Strap on! And if it vibrates, put it between your legs!"
There may not be enough exclamation points — or groans, depending on your fan status — for "Cuff Me: The Fifty Shades of Grey (Unauthorized) Musical Parody," one of a few stage spoofs to take on the naughty books in song, and the first to hit New York.
The rough-sex romp, featuring a half-wit Anastasia Steele and a flyswatter-lovin' Christian Grey (yes, I said flyswatter) is aimed squarely at the Zumba set. There's actual Zumba in it, along with plenty of digs about the bad writing and bizarre plot twists of "Fifty" writer E L James.
Yet on the first night of previews last week, "Cuff Me" managed to fill the 170-seat theatre that doubles as a synagogue with a long history of tending to the spiritual needs of famous, funny Jews from Henny Youngman to the Three Stooges.
Producer Tim Flaherty has a history of keeping an eye out for his higher power, having already put on the one-nun comedy "Late Nite Catechism" in the basement of a Lutheran church. "For me, it's almost like circling back. I'm always looking for god's help," he said.
The show, written by three improv dudes from Bible Belt Virginia, relies heavily on parody lyrics set to predictable pop songs with "Fifty"-esque titles: Rihanna's "S&M," Madonna's "Like a Virgin," Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," Britney Spears' "... One More Time," the Divinyls' "I Touch Myself."
Oh, and there's a bit of "If I Were a Rich Man" from "Fiddler on the Roof," sung by one Willy Blowman, a swish lawyer in a flashy yellow suit. He has the hots for Christian as he goes over the dominant/submissive sex contract the billionaire presents to this developmentally challenged Ana.
Bejeweled flyswatter? Fay lawyer? Doing certain unmentionable things with mayonnaise? A pink flamingo lawn ornament among Grey's sex toys? "Fifty" purists beware, for this mommy porn take on your favourite kinky love story makes plenty of filthy fun at the craze you whipped up.
The show, with a four-person cast, goes like this: Two middle-aged ladies are in a nail salon. One has never heard of "Fifty Shades" so the other fills her in as the two-male, two-female crew takes on key scenes from the first book, flipping on bad wigs, acting out Ana's excitable inner goddess and sex-prancing to songs with unprintable words.
Ana stumbles into Grey's office, and there's a visit to Grey's red room of pain (on opening night of previews the lights were broken, so it was more of a purple).
Asked about the act of cashing in on the "Fifty" phenom, Flaherty and writers Brad McMurran, Jeremiah Albers and Sean Devereux said hells, yeah. The erotic trilogy continues to sell, topping 70 million copies worldwide, and a movie yet to announce a cast is planned.
McMurran and Devereux are with The Pushers, an improv and sketch group from the Norfolk, Va., area. Albers, a former Pusher, was recruited for "Cuff Me" duty after Flaherty thought it up.
"You're trying to basically take advantage of what the market place is interested in. So, I mean, is that cashing in? We can do lots of shows that no one wants to come see, but I don't see the point in that," Flaherty deadpanned. "It's not exactly like we're buying mansions out in the Hamptons."
McMurran, on the bawdier side, said of his brush with "Fifty:" ''It was just an absolute ball for us to write it. We thought it was just a riot. And then when we found that there may be money behind it, it became really cool."
Albers had Leslie Nielsen in mind after reading the books.
"One of the things that we kept going back to as we were writing was the movie 'Airplane' and how because Christian Grey is such a cold, kind of patrician character, that it was more that kind of thing, you know, 'I'm serious, don't call me Shirley,' where he's saying the most ridiculous things but in the most serious way, like he's playing Chekhov."
"Cuff Me" is the hornball love child of four men, but its director and musical director are women. That's a whole lotta testosterone, noted the former, Sonya Carter. She found herself in the absurd position of reining in the raunch for cast members Laurie Elizabeth Gardner, Matthew Brian Bagley, Tina Jensen, Alex Gonzalez and their numerous, roving roles.
"I think we have to remember that it was three guys, and sometimes even Tim would be 'That's OK,' and I'd be, like, 'That's not OK. I'm sorry,'" Carter said, noting a specific reference to fingers in nether regions.
So where's the line when you're parodying a bondage parody of "Twilight" vampire love, as James did with "Fifty Shades"?
"You take this material and if you present it the wrong way it comes across creepy. So to avoid creepy you go really, really over the top," Flaherty said.
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In another twist to the much-blogged about Jack Ma interview, The South China Morning post reporter who interviewed the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has resigned, according to a statement on the newspaper's website early this morning.
Liu Yi, the reporter who interviewed Mr. Ma, resigned on July 19, according to a statement on the SCMP's site. The interview generated controversy online as Mr. Ma was quoted as saying the 1989 crackdown on protesters in Tiananmen Square was "the most correct decision".
Mr. Ma's comments about Tiananmen were removed for a few hours last week from the SCMP's Chinese-language transcript after the comments were widely criticized on Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like service—of which Alibaba agreed to buy an 18% stake earlier this year. The quote resurfaced later after bloggers pointed out it had disappeared.
In reaction to the quote, Jack Ma said in a statement on Thursday: "I was trying to describe the circumstances under which I made tough decisions when I was CEO of the company. Regrettably my remarks as reported [by the SCMP] did not reflect what I told the reporter, and caused a terrible misunderstanding."
In a second statement released early Saturday on an official Alibaba Group microblog, the company said: "We don't intend to question the SCMP's motivation for the interview, but, according to the sound recordings of the interview, we found that the root [of the problem] is that the SCMP quoted improperly."
Alibaba also said it looked forward to the results of an SCMP investigation and expressed regret at the resignation of the journalist.
The SCMP said it continues to stand by the original article. It added: "Without authorization, [Liu Yi] accessed the system and replaced the editor-approved article with an altered version in which Mr. Ma's reference made in relation to June 4 was removed."
Ms. Yi had been suspended for making the "unauthorized alterations to company property," but she chose to resign on Friday, the SCMP said.
Ms. Yi could not immediately be reached for comment.
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I am relatively new to Java and have gotten to a point in a piece of software I am working on (for fun) that I am not sure which path I should take.
Most of the software is complete but here is my question: I have a decent amount of text that needs to be stored and accessed but rarely modified. Each individual 'unit' would consist of a title, paragraph, and tags to define it's category - for it to be searched and returned.
I considered using enums but I think that would get kind of unwieldy because of the amount of these I would have - and having to declare them all at compile time. Second, I considered using a text which I think would be good for 'holding' the data - using a comma/newline separated format but I wasn't sure what I would 'read' it into per se. I.E., user selects 'residential' category, program searches tags, if finds a residential tag it stores the title, desc, in what for display? I thought enums would be good for this but I know they are constants so I didn't think you could 'read' data into them like this and I wasn't sure if writing a class that would instantiate an individual object for each data unit would be efficient? After the title and desc are displayed that is about all I need with the data and whatever object/data type is holding it could be released.
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Every week we'll break down the movers, shakers, winners and losers in fantasy football, and keep an eye out for the players you should be eyeing for your fantasy rosters.
Week 12 of the NFL season brings Thanksgiving and all its attendant joys -- the family get-togethers, sitting round the TV with turkey for the traditional football games involving the Cowboys and Lions -- but it's also the time of year that most teams' fantasy seasons, as well as most turkeys in the country, meet untimely ends. So whether you're on the way to the playoffs in your league, competing to the wire for a ticket to the Big Dance, or raising a final toast to the ashes of your 2012 fantasy football season, let's have a feast of fantasy together this week, with predictions aplenty...
The Week 11 Debrief:
1. MFFF's picks last week = Second-string QB struggles. We weren't incredibly high on any of the backup QBs starting in place of injured first-stringers last week, and for the most part, we were right. Pick a disastrous performance, and more than likely a backup QB was responsible, from Philadelphia QB Nick Foles' 2 INTs and scattered play to the sad sight of Pittsburgh QB Byron Leftwich limping up and down the field as he led his team to a paltry 10 points. The exception to the rule? San Francisco QB Colin Kaepernick, who pretty much had his way with the Chicago D (but to pat ourselves on the back, we did like him as a fill-in starter).
Results for our other picks were a mixed bag -- Oakland RB Marcel Reece piled up over 200 total yards, and San Diego WR Danario Alexander continued his hot streak with 96 yards and 2 TDs, but Arizona TE Rob Housler wasn't targeted once, teammate RB Beanie Wells was held on the IR for one more week, and New Orleans RB Chris Ivory was lost amid the Saints' RB rotation (which should probably be called the Saints' Russian Roulette RB rotation, in honor of fantasy owners who have continually been burned by it over the past few years).
2. AFC: Is it really over already? While the playoff picture in the NFC is very much up in the air, the AFC playoff chase is (dare we say it?) kinda boring. All four division leaders (New England, Houston, Denver, Baltimore) have solid leads and look to cruise down the stretch. The wild-card chase is slightly more interesting, with the Colts, Steelers, and Bengals vying for two slots, with Buffalo and Miami potential darkhorses. With the exception of the Patriots (who have a habit of playing their starters even after the division is sewn up) you may have to start making contingency plans for division leaders like Houston, who will probably resort to playing more second-stringers late in the year, if they sew up the division early (RB Arian Foster owners, take note -- RB Ben Tate is ready and waiting to take more carries late in the year). On the other hand, teams vying for a wild card will probably go out guns blazing for a late push for the playoffs, which should ensure fantasy riches for starters on those teams (i.e., Bills RB C.J. Spiller, as he did last year, is poised for a big December).
3. Turkey Day Trifecta: This year on Thanksgiving we have another trio of games to masticate over (Houston at Detroit, Washington at Dallas, Patriots at Jets), and in the spirit of giving thanks, we're giving you three potential sleepers to fill in on your roster.
Detroit WR Ryan Broyles: Starting Lions WR Titus Young was sent home this week for bad behavior (it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without at least one Detroit Lion getting in trouble), and while QB Matthew Stafford's erratic play this season and overreliance on All-World WR Calvin Johnson doesn't make this a slam dunk, Houston will no doubt focus their attention on Megatron, so the time is ripe for Broyles to step up.
Dallas WR Dez Bryant: Maybe Dez has flown beneath the radar in your league up to now, but it's a good time to snap him up, as he's gone over 200 yards in his past two games and is shaping up to be QB Tony Romo's main playmaker, with hobbled WR Miles Austin continuing to underperform. He should get good looks against the suspect Redskin pass D.
New England WR Julian Edelman: With TE Rob Gronkowski out with a broken forearm, TE Aaron Hernandez coming off a long layoff, and WR Brandon Lloyd getting demoted for underperformance, Edelman steps into an unlikely position as New England's top deep threat. With WR Wes Welker taking the heat opposite him, Edelman should follow up his eye-opening 100+ yard, 1-TD performance (including a 47-yard run) last week with more yummy goodness on Turkey Day.
Bonus pick: New York Jets RB Bilial Powell: He only gained 42 yards last Sunday against the Rams, but his two close-range TDs indicate that he might be the decisive goal-line runner the Jets have lacked since Thomas Jones dressed in green.
Week 11 Post-Turkey Fantasy Pick-ups
Pittsburgh QB Charlie Batch
Okay, we just got done telling you how backup QBs aren't much to speak of, so how come we're picking Batch? Because he's a savvy vet who can manage a game, and has a history of sparkling performances as a pinch-hitter. He also has a favorable matchup this week against a Cleveland secondary that was torched by big plays and penalties against Dallas last week. And just to show you we're still sour about most backup QBs, don't be fooled by Jacksonville QB Chad Henne's performance last week -- he might have taken Houston off-guard last Sunday with his 4-TD passing performance, but history shows that his play levels off once teams get a good look at him, and he plays a tough Tennessee D this Sunday.
Jacksonville RB Jalen Parmele
In the wake of RB Maurice Jones-Drew's injury, it was expected that RB Rashad Jennings would rise up to take the bulk of carries, but after a pathetic -1 yards rushing last week, he was replaced with Parmele, who promptly picked up 80 yards and cemented himself as a starter this weekend.
Green Bay RB James Starks
Green Bay's rushing attack has been nothing to write home about this year, but the soft middle of the Giants' run D has been an inviting target for rushers the entire season, and Starks will get every opportunity for a breakout game.
Green Bay WR James Jones
Speaking of breakouts, Jones may not see a lot of targets against the Giants, but with a banged-up Giants secondary only sporadically aided by an inconsistent pass rush, we're counting on him to score a close-range TD or two.
Tampa Bay TE Dallas Clark
It's taken a while, but Peyton Manning's former favorite TE from Indy is now catching TDs in Tampa Bay, enjoying his best game of the year last Sunday (58 yards, 1 TD). With teams committing themselves to bottle up RB Doug Martin and WR Vincent Jackson, Clark has the chance to continue his renaissance down the stretch.
Best Offensive Matchup of the Week:
Green Bay at New York Giants: The G-men may be the defending champs, but the rest of the league has caught onto the fact that they're just not the same team that caught fire down the stretch last year. We expect this will look awfully similar to the last two times these teams played in the regular season, with Green Bay averaging over 40 points a game against New York.
Best Defensive Matchup of the Week:
Oakland Raiders at Cincinnati Bengals: It's homecoming week for Raiders QB Carson Palmer, who has had an up-and-down year. Unfortunately for him he faces a Bengal D that is coming off two superlative performances, and he'll likely be without prime RB Darren McFadden for at least one more week. MFFF looks for the men in the funny tiger stripes to continue their dominating play.
Got a specific question or need advice on fantasy football this week? Sound off in the comments section below.


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Edward Herrmann -- perhaps best known for playing Richard Gilmore on "Gilmore Girls" -- died this morning in a hospital in New York. He was 71.
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Sources of help for gambling addiction
A number of people who have posted comments on the Gambling Watch UK website have talked about their own gambling problems. If you feel that your gambling has become a problem, and you would like to seek support and help, we know of the following organisations that may be able to help you:
GamCare is a national charity offering confidential information, advice, practical help, support and counselling to address the impacts of problem gambling.
For immediate help, anyone can talk in confidence to one of GamCare's advisers, one to one, by phone (HelpLine 0808 8020 133) or online (NetLine www.gamcare.org.uk), or chat online to others facing the same challenges on the Forum and ChatRoom.
GamCare also offers free face to face counselling throughout most of the UK, and online.
All of GamCare's services are available to anyone adversely affected by problem gambling, including family and friends.
The GamCare website also has a series of helpful leaflets on a range of topics including dealing with debt, remote gambling and supporting a problem gambler. The leaflet "What have you got to lose?" has a useful checklist to help you to determine if your gambling has become a problem.
Gamblers Anonymous
Gamblers Anonymous run group meetings in 180 locations over the UK, where you can find support, friendship and help with your gambling problem. Everything you say in the group is confidential, and group members are known by their first name only.
Gamblers Anonymous use a recovery programme based on 12 steps, which is also used by other groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous. Acknowledging a Higher Power is part of this, but you don't need to believe in God at all to benefit. That higher power might just be the support of other group members.
The Gamblers Anonymous website has a chat room and forum to help you, along with an online quiz if you think you might be a compulsive gambler.
Gam-Anon offer group meetings for anyone who has been affected by another's gambling. They are similar to Gambler's Anonymous, in that friendship and support are provided and the group is confidential.
The website has lots of helpful information and also a quiz to help you see if you are living with a problem gambler.
National Problem Gambling Clinic
The National Problem Gambling Clinic offers a range of psychological treatments including cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT). Treatment, in the form of individual or group therapy can help you to:
- Identify and manage triggers
- Challenge irrational thinking
- Find better ways of coping with feelings, thoughts and urges that precede gambling
- Enhance self-awareness
- Develop more helpful behaviours such as new hobbies
Support for family and friends is also available, as well as aftercare support groups and help with money management.
You can refer yourself to this service if you wish, using the referral form on the website.
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Tel: 020 7534 6699 or 020 7534 6599
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Imagine your grandmother sitting in the back of a patrol car in handcuffs. I was that woman and the gambling addiction destroyed my heart and soul, was the most humiliating moment of my life. Some people asked the question, "Why didn't you just stop." Compulsive gambling is cunning, baffling, and powerful and it's difficult to understand the addiction because no chemicals or substances are ingested into the body.
Almost every day the newspaper, TV, radio and magazines carry stories about the compulsive gambler who is sent to prison for a crime to support their habit, committed suicide because of the shame, or they are being locked up in a psyche ward.
Drugs and alcohol are not the only two addictions that destroy lives. While you are reading this paragraph, someone you know may be embezzling money to support their gambling problem. High school students and senior citizens are becoming addicted and seniors are spending their life savings. At their age there is no chance of returning to the work place to supplement their income. Addictions are the most untreated treatable mental illnesses and there is help.
I have an on-line Newsletter to help the female gamblers and the link is: www.femalegamblers.info I have also written three books which detail my becoming addicted to gambling and alcohol, the devastation, and my recovery. The titles are, Gripped by Gambling, Switching Addictions, and Detour.
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Hi , I have never really spoke in length about my addiction, although I been to GA numerous times, it has never worked for me, I am impulsive and get bored easily, I got not only bored but frustrated with GA, what all addicts need is a quick fix, and sadly there is no such thing when you are a gambling addict, I applaud the the limited organisations, but for the the majority it's like pissing in the wind, gambling has ruined my life, I have lost everything, yet ask any addict would you still love to set everything straight, the answer would be yes, there lies the problem, we all need a pound or a grand on the next 33/1 to one shot, nothing comes close to eliminating that feeling, you know it, but if the medical profession comes up with an answer I will grab with both hands, until then we are helpless cause all the GA meetings in the world ,won't for some, change the way they see the world, that's a fact, I'm 52 and really fucked, as the great John Lennon said "nobody told me it would be like this", I hope every addict does find that inner peace,
I tried my luck and won. Then I tried my luck again and won again. Then I was hooked. 6 months later, 25,000 pounds later and all of my savings are gone and – if it wasn't for some help from my family – I would have lost the house I wanted to buy too. I still might.
But it's not just about the money, it's about the addiction I didn't understand, the guilt, the self blame and the depression that followed. Now I understand what other people went through and I sympathize with them rather than blame them the way I used to.
I am in my early thirties, I'm a Doctor, I'm in a loving happy relationship and I have a supportive family. So, why has this happened? How has this happened?!
I'm writing about everything here: https://myonlinegamblingaddiction.wordpress.com/
I'm here to talk to you if you need to. I know I wished I had someone to talk to.
I have been an online gambler for over 10 years spending over £1000 a week with William hill mostly on live roulette it is so addictive ive lost every week and when I do win an odd grand I repay them within a couple of days I have now excluded myself I am 65 and just retired due to ill health I have told them to close my account on many occations but they compensated me with a hundred pounds and kept my site open is there no law against them not checking on people who loose such large amounts


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"Live and Learn," a video magazine show produced by Aging Services, will present a special live call-in show at 1 p.m., Friday April 16. "Where Do I Go For Answers on Aging?" will feature Aging Services Director June Pederson and a panel of experts. The program is shown on 5 CITY-TV, the local government access cable channel.
Pedersen said some of the issues that could be discussed include finances, in-home services, volunteering, senior centers, healthy living classes, Medicare, prescription drugs, transportation and caregiving. She said the call-in show is designed to connect older adults and their families with the options and services available.
The numbers to call in questions are 441-7432 and 441-6688. Questions also can be submitted through email at email@example.com.
The show will be repeated in April and May on 5 CITY-TV. Schedules for "Live and Learn" are available on the City web site at lincoln.ne.gov. "Where Do I Go For Answers on Aging?" will also be available at the Bennett Martin Public Library and through 5 CITY-TV's video-on-demand service through the City web site.
Aging Services/Lincoln Area Agency on Aging serves the eight-county service area of Butler, Fillmore, Lancaster, Polk, Saline, Saunders, Seward and York Counties.


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Rihanna's 10-year plan includes a big goal – to fall in love.
The 21-year-old singer talked about her plan for love during an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which airs on Monday.
"I read that you said you're going to fall in love by 31 years old. That is your goal that you have to be in love by 31. Is that real? Did you say that," Ellen asked.
"No, but I hope I am. 31 is a decade away," Rihanna explained. "I better be in love by then."
"Are you dating anyone now?" Ellen asked
"No, I'm single," the singer said.
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, during an interview on "Valentine in the Morning" on 104.3 MY FM on Thursday, the singer said she plans on flying solo to Sunday's Grammy Awards – despite being recently photographed on vacation in Mexico with baseball player Matt Kemp.
"I'm going to the Grammys alone, as always!" she said. "Even when I was in a relationship, I always have gone alone… I'm still single, if that's what you really want to ask!"
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U.S. Housing Secretary Shaun Donovan has embarrassed himself yet again. This time, though, he's gone in for total humiliation. See, he praised the bank-run Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's (OCC) foreclosure reviews as an important part of the social justice delivered by the mortgage "settlement". But thanks to an insider working on an OCC review, we know that process is a sham. Worse, the insider's story shows that enforcement of the settlement is likely to be similar, which is to say, meaningless. Doesn't matter how pretty the new servicing standards are if the bankers don't have to follow them.
Let's start with Donovan's sales pitch for the OCC reviews:
"For families who suffered much deeper harm — who may have been improperly foreclosed on and lost their homes and could therefore be owed hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages — the settlement preserves their ability to get justice in two key ways.
First, it recognizes that the federal banking regulators have established a process through which these families can receive help by requesting a review of their file. [ACF: That's the OCC process] If a borrower can document that they were improperly foreclosed on, they can receive every cent of the compensation they are entitled to through that process.
Second, the agreement preserves the right of homeowners to take their servicer to court. Indeed, if banks or other financial institutions broke the law or treated the families they served unfairly, they should pay the price — and with this settlement they will. [bold throughout mine]
Now, the justice of the settlement has been debunked many times over. And David Dayen debunks Donovan's OCC pitch here. What's important is that Bank Housing Secretary Donovan wants you to believe the Wells Fargo OCC process is a meaningful contribution to holding bankers accountable and compensating victims.
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Brazil and Czech Republic in women's final in Berlin, USA and Brazil supply men's semifinalists
Berlin, Germany, June 21, 2014 – Brazil's Maria Antonelli and Juliana Felisberta and Kristyna Kolocova and Marketa Slukova from the Czech Republic reached the final of the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Berlin smart Grand Slam on Saturday.
Brazil also advanced two teams into the men's semifinals, which are played on Sunday morning. Emanuel Rego and Pedro Solberg Salgado will face USA's John Hyden and Tri Bourne, while Bruno Oscar Schmidt and Alison meet another American team: Ryan Doherty and Nick Lucena.
The men's semifinals are scheduled for 11.00 and 12.00, followed by the women's bronze medal match (14.00) between China's Fan Wang/Yue and Germany's Borger/Büthe and the men's bronze (15.00). The women's final starts at 16.20 and the men's gold medal match at 17.20.
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Germany has hosted a total of 22 FIVB World Tour events (14 men, 8 women all in Berlin) before, with Brazil leading the medal count in both genders.
In 14 men's tournaments, Brazil has 17, followed by Germany and Switzerland with four each, Argentina, Norway, Spain and the United States with three each, Australia with two and with one each men's medals are Canada, Poland and Russia.
In eight FIVB World Tour women's events held in Berlin, Brazil leads the medal parade with eight medals followed by the USA with seven, China with four and with one each women's medals are Australia, Cuba, Germany, Italy and Japan.
The gold medal teams in the FIVB Berlin smart Grand slam will each split $57,000, the silver $43,000, the bronze $32,000 and fourth place $24,000.
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Checking in on… the Big SkyPosted by jstevrtc on February 13th, 2010
Glenn Junkert of Grizzly Journal is the RTC correspondent for the Big Sky Conference.
BIG SKY CONFERENCE (Records are CONF/ALL/STREAK):
- Weber State (9-2/15-8/W1) Wildcats have clinched a playoff berth and — with three of their last five games at home — are in the catbird's seat.
- Northern Colorado (8-3/19-5/W2) Bears match up well with Weber State, and, with Saturday's clash against the Cats at Ogden, can move into a tie for first.
- Montana (8-4/17-7/W4) Led by senior MVP candidate Anthony Johnson, Montana is getting balanced scoring AND solid play from five underclass subs on the deepest bench in the conference.
- Montana State (7-5/12-11/L1) Home-court loss to Weber State last week hurt Bobcats' hopes of earning post-season tourney bye.
- Portland State (5-5/10-13/L1) The Vikings lost Phil Nelson — the fourth-best three-point shooter in the Big Sky — to a broken foot at the end of a three-game slide. Expect the Vikes, who play four of their final six at home, to move up in the standings…and to play the spoiler in the fight for tourney seeding.
- Northern Arizona (5-6/11-11/L2) Lumberjacks look to avenge season-worst 25-point home-court loss to Weber State Friday. Junior Cameron Jones is Jacks' all-everything MVP-contender.
- Idaho State (3-8/6-17/L3) Home court loss to Sacramento State and ankle injury to scoring leader Amorrow Morgan deals Bengals' post-conference hopes a blow.
- Sacramento State (3-9/9-16/W1) Hornets snap four-year, 27-game Big Sky losing streak with 72-55 win at ISU.
- Eastern Washington (2-8/6-18/L7) Eagles play four of final six games at home in battle to qualify for conference playoffs.
RPI BOOSTERS — Despite a home-court loss to Montana, Northern Colorado maintained its lock on second place in the Big Sky with the league's best overall record (19-5), good enough for a 10th place rank (441 points) in the College Insider's Mid Major Poll. League leader Weber State broke into the top 25 (at 25th) with 120 points, while Montana's 11 points equals a rank of 34th. USA Today's Sagarin Rankings have the three teams bunched at 98 (Montana), 99 (Northern Colorado), and 100 (Weber State).
MVPs — Montana's senior guard Anthony Johnson and Weber State's sophomore guard Damian Lilliard have emerged as leading candidates for Big Sky MVP. Lilliard, twice recognized for POTW recognition, leads the conference in scoring (20.2 PPG) as league leader Weber State's anchor. Johnson — who has been named POTW eight times in two years (four this season, most recently on Feb. 7), has been the keystone of Montana's resurgence after freshman Will Cherry stepped up as Griz point guard…freeing Johnson to play the open-court, ball-possession offense he does best.
HOT — After starting Big Sky play at 0-3, Montana has won 7-of-8 games, including a sweep at the two Northerns (Arizona & Colorado). Included in the run were convincing victories over league leader Weber State (75-61) and Idaho State (91-68), good enough for third place. The deep Grizzlies — shooting 60% from the field and 58% from three point range over the past four games — can brand themselves as legit contenders with road wins at Portland State and Eastern Washington this weekend.
NOT — After a clutch win at Montana State — and being touted here as a potential Big Sky Spoiler — the Eastern Washington Eagles lost seven straight games. EWU finishes its season with 4-of-6 in Cheney. They'll probably have to win all four if they hope to qualify for post-season Big Sky tourney seeding.
- Scoring: Damian Lilliard (WSU) 20.2 PPG; Cameron Jones (NAU) 18.5; Dominic Waters (PSU) 18.1; Anthony Johnson (UM) 17.9; Amorrow Morgan (ISU) 17.5.
- Rebounding: Jamie Jones (PSU) 7.5 RPG; Brandon Moore (EWU) 7.4; Demetrius Monroe (ISU) 7.0; Brian Qvale (UM) 6.7.
- Steals: Will Bynum (MSU) 2.1 SPG; Devon Beitzel (UNC) 2.0; Broderick Gilchrest (ISU) 2.0.
- Blocked shots: Jamie Jones (PSU) 2.2 BPG; Brian Qvale (UM) 1.9.
- Assists: Dominic Waters (PSU) 4.7 APG; Julian Olubuyi (NAU) 4.0; Glen Dean (EWU) 4.3.


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