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I've been under a lot of stress for a very long time and I finally snapped and I'm trying in my own way to get back from that and find a little joy so I can start leaving my bed and I don't appreciate you judging me for my methods or for the fact that my mental breakdowns have been an established pattern for years now
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neysensio-blog · 7 years
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So Bad
A/N : I loved the Power Rangers movie and well voila lol anyways feedback is always appreciated and message me if you want me to continue this :) (Warnings : mentions of past abuse) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Being new in a small town definitely has it's perks like having a clean slate. No one knew about you and it's as if you were given a chance to be completely someone new. But the downside was you thought new town meant it deserved a welcoming prank. Unfortunately you got caught and now you're in detention just your first day. Tanya's gonna be amused for sure. The principal was patiently guiding you towards where the detention room was. "Ms l/n, I do hope this incident does not happen again. I see potential in you, please do not waste your talents on such stupid things" said the principal as you both stopped in front of the pits of hell aka room 404. He gently shoved you inside the room and left you looking like dumb idiot who tripped herself. As soon as you gathered yourself together, you realized everyone was looking at you. Of course, you thought, It's the new girl syndrome. Everybody's just gotta get all up in your personal life to judge if you were worthy enough to be their friend or if you were bullying material. You were snapped out from your thoughts when the detention teacher called out your name. "Ah I'm assuming you're Ms. y/n l/n. Welcome to detention, young lady please take a seat." Said the teacher. You slowly walked towards an empty desk and chair in front of this girl with short curly hair and a pink shirt. As soon as you sat down you pulled out your history book and decided to read all about George Washington when you felt someone still staring at you from your peripheral view. You placed your bag to the side to gove you access to who this dipshit was that kept staring at you. To say you were surprised was the understatement of the century. This guy had the most beautiful blue eyes you'd ever seen. They were captivating, haunting like they'd seen the horrors of the world. You then kept your head down back to your bag then back to George Washington and his story. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I'm home!" You yelled out while throwing your bag to the couch and rushing towards the kitchen to grab something to eat. "Hey you, how was school today?" Tanya asked. "Fine but I was in detention though, so, eh" y/n replied. "Lemme guess you thought breaking into the school at night and painting the walls with colorful language was your idea of a welcoming gesture." Said Tanya. "Boy you know me so well." Replied y/n sarcastically. "Where's Em?" Asked y/n. "Asleep. You know how 6 year olds get after watching cartoons all day." Tanya replied as she moved to reheat the takeout last night for y/n. "Good news though, I got a job at the local Krispy Kreme. It pays enough plus I don't wanna spend all of our inheritance in just one go." Said Tanya. "Cool does that mean we get free doughnuts or something?" Asked y/n. Tanya gave her a pointed look. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That night you couldn't help but think about what would happen if you're mom ever found out where the three of you were. Ever since your dad left your mother for another woman, her losing her job and your grandmother erasing her from the last will and giving her three grandchildren a hefty amount of money, she'd been angry. Drinking, smoking, throeing things and taking her anger out on you and your older sister. You and Tanya made a pact that one would hide Emily and the other one would stall your mother long enough for whoever had Em and her to find a safe spot to hide. As soon as she came home from her nightly routine, you and tanya would alternately take hits and bruises from someone that was supposed to take care and love you. Well that was bullshit. Your mother was a drunken crazy woman but she wasn't stupid. She knew only you three had access to the money needed to continue her...lifestyle. You knew she wouldn't stop hunting you down until she got what was rightfully hers. You twisted and turned in your bed until you sat up and decided to go for a walk. You were so deep in thought you didn't realize you had made it to the forest of Angel Grove. It was dark and you sure as hell did not know where the hell you were. You kept on walking and walking until you realized you were hopeless and would have to wait for daylight to see where the road back was. You decided to settle down on a nearby rock that overlooked a lake and close your eyes and hope that you would be safe until morning. Nope that didn't happen. You heard a mumbling voice and felt a whisper in your ear. You never ran so fast before in your life. You ran like hell until you tripped and rolled down a downhill slope. You were pretty sure a part of your head was bleeding and you had multiple scratches on your body. You crawled towards a rock to haul yourself up when you saw something beside it, underneath a group of rocks. You pushed aside the rocks and pulled the thing out in the moonlight to inspect it. It was a circular thing with a green gemstone like thing in the middle.
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torentialtribute · 5 years
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MARTIN SAMUEL: Do not blame Sky TV if your child isn’t into cricket – look closer to home
If your child supports a soccer team, this is probably your soccer team. My father's team, my mother's team.
The reason why Michael Apted's brilliant documentary followed people at every stage of life began the Seven Up! was because of a Jesuit maxim: & # 39; Give me the child until he is seven, and I will show you the man. & # 39;
Children can be influenced. Children can be formed and influenced. Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist because he saw how easily children were used criminally and recruited criminals.
England won the Cricket World Cup in a manner of playing against New Zealand last weekend
[Engeland] The Cricket World Cup in New Zealand
So it's not Sky TV's fault that your son or daughter won't play cricket this weekend . And it is not the ECB or the ICC's fault to also sell their product to the highest bidder.
Even if cricket was primetime and engulfed your brood, it would still need an adult – and probably a parent – to play their part. coaching, youth development and improved facilities.
Due to the higher income the women's cricket court has a professional design on an international level. And two World Cups – men and women – have now been won because the ECB has unrivaled support staff.
Does the BBC want to help fund that structure? Does it want to enter a ballpark from Sky & # 39; s recent investment of £ 1.1 billion? It doesn't.
Which means that we must excuse broadcasters from the responsibility to nurture your child's fitness for sport. Ultimately, if you want to make a junior cricket player, it's up to you, a friend or family member or the school.
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This is the enthusiasm ousiasm for the majority. The influence of adults. A 10-year-old child inspired by the free-to-air show of the English World Cup still has to find a club, find some fairly expensive equipment and then stick to what testing is, time-consuming, technical sport, often full of pounding disappointments and occasional painful strokes.
No child is hanging on the cricket ground without the support of an adult. In any case, if terrestrial television would only be able to mobilize the children of Great Britain, Olympic sports would preserve the revival of interest that takes place every four years.
Just about every sports player from which class, thanks to a parent or teacher for their sacrifice.
It is much easier than to blame Sky or the ECB and imagine that placing the Ashes on the BBC would somehow enthuse your child for the Under 11s at the local cricket club as you were still in bed when the game started every Sunday morning at nine
Schools also don't want cricket. Health and safety, costs, maintenance. Football can take place on any old mess, but cricket with a hard ball needs a flat, reliable surface or it is dangerous.
And at a time when state schools barely have money for books, the paraphernalia needed to equip the cricket team is also priceless.
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Sky's recent £ 1.1 billion investment has allowed women cricket to have a professional set-up Most talk is slippery, as if it were the
Most of the talk is slippery, as if it were the smallest step of watching a game and playing it Four children, one ball, you have football; two children in trainers, you have athletics, but cricket, good cricket?
This is a large-scale project.
Michael Gove was understandably criticized when he As Education Minister, he reduced the £ 162 million budget for the School Sport Partnership program by 69 percent in 2010.
Indeed, in a country that was not going to do well, it had continue to work very well. However, it was the age of austerity.
When Alan Watkinson, a gym teacher at Feltham
[bewerken] Community School, took 11-year-old Mohamed Farah to Hounslow Athletics Club because he was passionate about the sport and saw a young man who clearly saw a was an exceptional runner and needed a direction, that was a cooperation program.
Now apply it to cricket.
But they do have something that clubs desperately need: human resources – influenceable children, who are not naturally lazy, because if you ever see them at play time, they run everywhere, even when it's not needed.
Schools do not have to tell children to stop walking down the hall or stop walking down the stairs. Running. That's their thing – so start there.
The money from Sky TV finances a lot of coaching, youth development and improved facilities
The money from Sky TV finances a lot of coaching, youth development and improved facilities
The clubs have something that the schools want and the schools have something that the clubs want. This is a symbiotic relationship for which the involvement of the education secretary is not required.
The school lends the school its groundsman for an afternoon and the much spare equipment it can collect, and in turn entrusts the club to help with the production of the cricket. team.
It does not require government support or free broadcasts, or even a brainstorming session at the ECB.
Just enough adults – club coaches, club members, teachers, parents – to recognize some very simple options. It can be done.
The next step is to work out how to keep them interested when they are 15 and hit No. 10 for the 3rd XI, because a dressing room of useless boys will not give way and put them on the order. That is harder.
The signing of the city signs
Eliaquim Mangala & # 39; s impending departure from Manchester City with a free transfer recalls how the club has changed under Pep Guardiola.
His influence as a coach is regularly recognized, but he does not receive sufficient credit to transform City's recruitment policy. Mangala was bought from Porto for £ 42 million, but can return there for nothing.
From the same period: Jesus Navas, Stevan Jovetic, Alvaro Negredo, Fernando and Wilfried Bony, all expensive and equally underwhelming. and the transfer policy has been drastically improved. When he leaves, the loss will be felt from top to bottom and far beyond the training field. He's a judge.
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So why is it always?
So why is it always
General approval is also greeted
There is very little criticism of Manchester United's desire to make Harry Maguire a £ 80 million player, despite disturbing errors in the UEFA Nations League finals, the arrival of Daniel James from Swansea.
This must be Ed Woodward when United falls short, and his stewardship is dismissed as hopeless.
Nothing is said at that time, when Alexis Sanchez signed, while the d Considered to be worthy, the consensus was that United would have done well to persuade him to reject league leaders Manchester City – where he would be introduced to Pep Guardiola – and to pay a premium.
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There is little criticism of Man United's desire to make Harry Maguire £ 80 million player
Same with Romelu Lukaku The current negotiations with Inter Milan show that the player has a special relationship with Antonio Conte and should have signed up for Chelsea.
Woodward paid the bill and got it written as far as Paul Pogba is concerned, do not believe in the speech that Jose Mourinho is not the player
But when these deals didn't work as planned, it was Woodward who carried the bus, he was very enthusiastic, very ocal and set.
Perhaps he will be able to do it again if the United States has a positive effect. For the time being, however, United invests in ambitious young British players and follows what is considered the club's blueprint. Everyone is very enthusiastic.
It is only when plans go wrong that Woodward is left to blame alone.
RFU on tiptoe around Billy and his religious views
An uneasy ceasefire seems to have been achieved between Billy Vunipola and the RFU over his support for Israel Folau.
Vunipola affirmed statements by Folau – since fired by Rugby Australia – that hell was waiting for gays, putting the RFU in a dilemma.
If they have disciplined him considerably, it may have challenged the right to freedom of religious expression; if they did nothing, they allowed opinions that many found homophobic.
There was criticism that the simple reprimand that was delivered did not go far enough. Vunipola spoke about the controversy for the first time this week. He would not delve deeper into the subject, nor would he apologize or withdraw his comments.
It is an impasse because players of the Pacific Island descent, who are often raised with fundamentalist Christian beliefs, are also vital for England's design for the RFU to make an example of Vunipola .
They will simply have to live with it and hope that the element of fire and sulfur will keep peace.
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had been reached between Billy Vunipola (photo) and the RFU"
An uneasy ceasefire seems to have been achieved between Billy Vunipola (photo) and the RFU
Silverstone switch handled Brexit battle
A no deal Brexit is really the gift that keeps on giving.
Lewis Hamilton led the calls for an alternative date, after seeing his historic sixth Silverstone victory blown out of the bulletins by England.
Next year could be so bad, with the Grand Prix scheduled to clash with the Euro 2020 final in Wembley.
Ideally, the Grand Prix could be moved to coincide with the first weekend of Wimbledon – the Sunday that is only used when the tournament has lost a lot of time raining.
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However, this could mean that the British Grand Prix will be running in a row with other races in Europe – and the F1 has been warned of serious delays at the border, at least in the case no deal.
& # 39; I agree. & # 39;
The owners of Silverstone received a government briefing stating that incoming heavy trucks had to wait three or four days during the first six months or twelve months if Britain had no deal. back-to-back races in Europe would introduce risks & # 39; s not acceptable & # 39 ;, said Stuart Pringle, chief executive of the British Racing Drivers & # 39; Club, owner of Silverstone.
& # 39; It is unlikely that an F1 paddock could have been set up in that scenario in a week. & # 39; And this is a minor, fairly trivial Brexit complication. Imagine the consequences of the big one.
It's not a big concern, Justin
Given that the company has found $ 70 million every year until 2027 to reward the 150 best golfers, It seems rather rude for Justin Rose to claim that the FedEx Cup throws in major disasters with large tournament schedules & # 39; s.
Rose does not like the idea of ​​a monthly major from April to July because it gives players little time to prepare for the biggest events.
On the other hand, it doesn't seem to be doing much harm to Brooks Koepke. Shifting the PGA Championship also boosted this competition this year and provides an intense, exciting period of top golf tournaments.
A more justified concern would be that there is little to engage the wider sports audience with golf after the Open, unless it is Ryder Cup year.
Anyway, some will always be able to withstand change, but if the season really is the worst professional golfer to overcome, it's not a bad life.
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British golfer Justin Rose does not like the idea of ​​a major major from April to July.
However, there has been a difference in the case of Jacob Rees-Mogg , between players born here for immigrant parents and those who came to school children here, and Jofra Archer, who reached an international cricket player with a huge promise and benefited from the easy change in the ECB's rules on international qualification
Archer has an English parent and wanted to play
This is his choice, everything is to follow s done the rules, he is now English, a World Cup winner and a fan favorite.
But unlike Jason Roy, Ben Stokes, Mo Farah and Raheem Sterling, we had high expectations when I arrived. And, undeniably, this makes his story different.
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globlenet-blog · 8 years
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If Rory McIlroy must play golf with Trump we need some juicier details | Marina Hyde
https://clearwatergolfclub.com/if-rory-mcilroy-must-play-golf-with-trump-we-need-some-juicier-details-marina-hyde/
If Rory McIlroy must play golf with Trump we need some juicier details | Marina Hyde
Rory McIlroy has faced foreseeable critique for enjoying a round using the US president, but he is able to go ahead and take sting from the debate by telling us whether Trump cemented his status like a cheat around the course
Once again, Rory McIlroy should be kicking themself he grew to become a high worldwide golfer rather of the grubbing hack. If you are a author and also you in some way wangled a game of golf using the US president, nobody would blame you for going along for any gawk. Actually, theyd blame you should you didnt. Youd be failing inside your responsibilities, and questions would need to be requested.
What have you enter into farmville for, whether it wasnt to get the risk of exclusive accessibility most effective man on the planet (or second most, based on what your location is around the Allegations)? You’re duty-certain to be nosy, to look at everything, and also to take all you are able from your mid-day inside Jesse Trumps leisure-industrial complex. After which, clearly, to inform average folks about this. Many of us are about this earth to possess remarkable encounters, shall we be not?
Like a multimillionaire world No3, however, you receive no finish of stick if as Rory did a week ago you play 18 holes of golf using the US president. Based on reports, McIlroy recognized an invite to participate Trump on his Trump Worldwide course in Florida. He’s pictured inside a tweet with a golf clubs manufacturer grinning alongside Trump and a few extras. A minimum of Rory has declined to participate obama inside a thumbs-up, unlike journalisms Michael Gove.
Obviously, we understood obama had made here we are at a complete across the very second the White-colored House spokeswoman was adamant hed only performed a few holes. And McIlroy isn’t the first big named to experience using the president because the inauguration. Ernie Els (can you believe) leaped in the chance, and performed the prior weekend with Trump and also the Japanese pm, Shinzo Abe.
Nevertheless, many people are amazed at McIlroys decision. Using the best will on the planet, I ended wishing for that rise from the liberal PGA activist earlier, and urge individuals feeling that one particularly acutely to get accustomed to disappointment.
If McIlroy themself is feeling just a little bruised, however, I’m greater than glad to provide a couple of tips on his newspaper swing. With the proper moves, he is able to still get free from that one. First of all, mister: your match report was wholly unsatisfactory. Lets take a look at it, in the whole, because he told it towards the golf blog No Laying Up. He most likely shot around 80. Hes a good player for any guy in the 70s.
Now. I guess it may be contended that does not telling us precisely what Trump shot is very probably the most telling factor you could do this. Saying most likely around 80 makes me think it had been a minimum of 121. Nevertheless, record as soon as possible.
The 2nd mistake McIlroy makes would be to take part in the gentleman. Dont bother. It might appear counterproductive, the answer factor about models of golf with Donald Trump is the fact that will be pardoned should you incorperate your voice towards the vast canon of individuals who claim obama cheats.
Requested to distinguish between their two playing styles, erstwhile Trump golf buddy Samuel L Jackson judged simply: I do not cheat. Requested to mention the worst celebrity golf cheat, Alice Cooper responded: I performed with Jesse Trump once. Thats all Im likely to say.
No matter how famous you’re, your credibility will by no means be tarnished for that fact from the game of golf, as lengthy while you perform the decent factor and tell everyone around you that Trump always got the nicest lies, right in the center of the green, while you essentially viewed him have a right-angled tee shot.
Probably the most detailed accounts of the part of the presidents game came thanks to Oscar En Hoya, who told the Connected Press that Trump cheated two times in 2 holes. He hit his first ball in to the water, his second from bounds, his third in to the water again, and the 4th in to the shrubbery. What he is doing is he tees off first, described En Hoya, therefore we head off to our balls and just what will we see but Jesse Trump right in the center of the green. He stated, Hey look, I discovered my first ball. Hmm. The following hole would be a componen three. Getting hit into some shrubbery again, Trump required his cart towards the eco-friendly. Once the others showed up, they saw that Trumps ball would be a mere three ft in the hole. Based on En Hoya, Trump simply selected up, explaining, Its a gimme.
Oof. Multiple other accounts have offered a form of His caddy cheats for him. Still, here lies another chance for McIlroy to create insight towards the wider public. Does Trump only allegedly cheat with celebrities and non-pros? Or do he and the caddy even test the fit having a world No3?
My final advice to McIlroy would be to go big about this one. Most golf anecdotes are basically 90% exaggeration, a well known fact possibly understood even by Kim Jong-il as he related shooting that famous 38 under par, including 11 holes in a single, in Pyongyang. Nearer to home, my dad-in-law is really a regal teller of tall tales. He once explained a golf-related anecdote in the 1970s, parts of which decade he is able to remember. This process started: So Im golfing only at that unbelievably beautiful club in Thailand. I am talking about, youve never witnessed anything enjoy it. There are just three people me, the pm, and Idi Amin So what can I say to you? Ill overlook a great deal inside a golf anecdote whether it delivers. To you, Rory.
Find out more: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2017/feb/22/rory-mcilroy-donald-trump-golf-marina-hyde
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