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BY RUSSELL HUFFMAN
It was anybody’s game until there were 53 seconds left in play and Argyle’s Grant Shaw hit a 27-yard field goal giving the Eagles a two-score margin and 45-35 victory over Stephenville Friday night.
Argyle had been waiting nearly a year for revenge from being bounced from the Class 4-A playoffs last season in a 31-28 barnburner, and the rematch was every bit as exciting with the exception the joy was on the opposite side of the field.
Despite Gage Graham intercepting the first pass Argyle quarterback Adam Bo Hogeboom threw the Jackets fell behind early. Hogeboom tossed passes of 80 yards and 51 yards to Adam Schleder and Dillon Carter to give Argyle a 14-0 first quarter lead.
Stephenville also responded through the air with Cole Stanley connecting with the first of two touchdown passes to Gavin Rountree. A six-yard scoring run by Kason Philips knotted the score at 14-14 at halftime.
The Jackets were streaky and perhaps a little “big-eyed” as coach Greg Winder called it in playing a marquee matchup against the state’s number one team. Those big eyes seemed to show up a lot on third down where Stephenville converted just 3 of 17 attempts.
“These guys battled to the end,” Winder said. “They turn the ball over four times we pick one up and score and keep ourselves in the game. Our offense had a little trouble running the ball which we thought we might. This is a good football team we played tonight.”
Stephenville also had several three-and-out stretches which kept the defense out on the field, and despite four defensive takeaways the wear and tear began to tell later in the contest.
In the first half, the Yellow Jackets defense was smothering the Eagles’ running attack (-5 yards), and Argyle looked to correct that in the third quarter. Tito Byce’s six-yard run put Argyle back on top 21-14 and Hogeboom followed that up with a 40-yard scoring pass to Alex Gonzales to put the score at 28-14.
Stephenville’s defense got in on the scoring with Colton Accomazzo returning a fumble for a 34-yard touchdown, but Argyle quickly responded with a one-yard scoring run from Noah Lang.
Stanley answered back with a 21-yard scoring pass to Kyle Lindsey who had seven catches for 142 yards and Argyle matched that with Byce scoring on a two-yard run.
“Overall that’s a good football team out there, and we battled their butts off,” Winder said. “We needed to get first downs and get the defense off the field, and that’s something we didn’t do tonight.”
Stephenville will be looking to get into the win column next week when they travel to Everman for yet another game with some rivalry history behind it.
Argyle 45, Stephenville 35
AY — Adam Schleder 80 pass from Bo Hogeboom (Grant Shaw kick)
AY — Dillon Carter 51 pass from Bo Hogeboom (Grant Shaw kick)
ST — Gavin Rountree 61 pass from Cole Stanley (Chase Carrillo kick)
ST — Kason Philips 6 run (Chase Carrillo kick)
AY — Tito Byce 4 run (Grant Shaw kick)
AY — Alex Gonzales 40 pass from Bo Hogeboom (Grant Shaw kick)
ST — Colton Accomazzo 34 fumble return (Chase Carrillo kick)
AY — Noah Lang 1 run (Grant Shaw kick)
ST — Kyle Lindsey 21 pass from Cole Stanley (Chase Carrillo kick)
AY — Tito Byce 2 run (Grant Shaw kick)
ST — Gavin Rountree 40 pass from Cole Stanley (Chase Carrillo kick)
AY — Grant Shaw 27 FG
Rushing — AY: Tito Byce 17-85, Luke Farris 10-77, Noah Lang 9-15, Bo Hogeboom 7–46, ST: Krece Nowak 20-54, Cole Stanley 15-42, Kason Philips 5-21, Blu Caylor 1-2.
Passing — AY: Bo Hogeboom 16-24-2-302, ST: Cole Stanley 12-38-1-285.
Receiving — AY: Dillon Carter 4-105, Adam Schleder 4-99, Alex Gonzales 4-66, Tito Byce 1-13, John Crowder 1-13, Cole Kirkpatrick 2-6, ST: Kyle Lindsey 7-142, Gavin Rountree 2-101, Krece Nowak 2-30, Caden Cowan 2-24.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps to guide the reader through completing a task. Instead, it recounts the events of a football game without structured procedural instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the detailed clarity and logical progression necessary to facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on the narrative of the game rather than instructional content.


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How To Be The Happiest Person You Know
Are you as happy as you could be?
Think about it! Do you feel like you’re the happiest version of you?
Of course, you’re happy (at least we hope you find happiness in each day!), but have you ever wondered if you could be just a little more joyful?
Just as all things, our emotions ebb, and flow. The good news is that if you want to be the happiest person you know, you are in complete control of making that happen!
It’s really possible! Stay tuned; we are going to show you exactly how!
First things first, let’s talk about a theory that you must understand before prancing about becoming the happiest person you know.
THE PERMA MODEL
Let’s talk about the PERMA model! This is a theory of how to achieve happiness created by author and psychologist, Martin Seligman.
This theory is based on positive psychology research. The equally-important facets of PERMA are: positive emotion, engagement, relationships, meaning, and accomplishments.
Now, let’s take a more in-depth look into what each area of PERMA looks like and how you can implement it into your day to day.
It’s safe to say that if you’re looking to be happier in general, you’ll want to read on! Let’s analyze how to achieve each of these facets of happiness.
HOW TO BE THE HAPPIEST PERSON YOU KNOW
1. POSITIVE EMOTION
Positive emotion distinguishes between pleasure and enjoyment. Pleasure comes from satisfying bodily needs that are necessary for survival.
But enjoyment is much more intellectual. It comes from creativity, complexity, and purpose. Enjoyment is tightly wound up in human potential.
People who are on track to using their full potential are more likely to experience enjoyment. While both pleasure and enjoyment facilitate positive emotion, enjoyment is a more sustainable, deeper positive emotion. Because of that, it has a greater impact on mental and physical health.
Allow yourself to do things just for fun and without expectations or organization!
Here’s a little secret, you can literally find enjoyment all around you! Go ahead, look around you and name three to five things that bring you joy!
Maybe it’s the smell from your diffuser, perhaps it’s a photo of loved ones, maybe it’s how warm you feel, or the cup of tea on your desk! You simply have to look, but we have a sneaky feeling you’ll start to find it everywhere.
Try to achieve flow – or blissful, focused immersion in an activity – on a regular basis. This will prevent you from becoming bored and will create meaning and purpose.
Whether you want to pursue current hobbies or find new hobbies, the important thing is to do something each day that is not tedious, mundane, and mind-numbing.
This is especially vital if your job is not intellectually engaging. When people are engaged, they are not only happier, but they can achieve their full potential.
If you’re unsure of what gets you into your flow, try making a list of everything that you enjoy doing! Often, you’ll find activities within that list that drop you into your flow state quicker than you can say lickety-split!
For more on flow (and learning how to hack it), check out this article!
Social connections bring meaning to life. You can be the wealthiest person in the world, but if you don’t have deep social connections, you will not be happy.
A common misconception is that introverts don’t need much social interaction. But this couldn’t be further from the truth. While it is true that introverts need their alone time to recharge, they also need social relationships as much as anyone!
When it comes to relationships, the key to remember is to be an active participant – not a consumer. That is, don’t set out with the goal of finding someone who will care for you. Set out to care for others, and love and support will naturally flow back to you.
Check out this article on the Four Essential Relationships! It’s important to understand what kind of relationships you have in your life. No matter what kind they are, make sure they are healthy and bring you joy!
Meaning and purpose are of the utmost importance to positivity. Figure out how your individual strengths and abilities lend themselves to meet a great need of the world.
This is easier said than done, but as a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach, your work is extremely meaningful, as you can help your clients find their purpose.
Need a little help figuring out what your purpose is? No worries! We have you back!
Check out this article and fill out the 24 Questions To Find Your Purpose!
As you set step-wise, attainable, yet challenging goals, be sure to celebrate each accomplishment, no matter how small.
Having goals and ambitions propel you forward and prevent stagnation and decline. Be sure that your goals are realistic, time-bound, and task-bound (specific) so that you know exactly what you are asking of yourself.
This clarity lends itself to accomplishments. When you pair accomplishments with meaning, they are powerful. Don’t achieve simply for the sake of achieving – the rat race is ultimately empty.
Meaningful accomplishments lead not only to happiness but also to the fulfillment of human potential.
Set aside some time each week or month to write out what goals you have! Remember to make them realistic! Then celebrate and acknowledge how far you’ve come and all you’ve accomplished along the way.
Happiness is your birthright! You deserve to not only be moderately happy but to feel a true sense of joy all the time.
Use the above tools to improve your happiness. Remember that it’s a journey, you’ll experience emotions other than happiness and joy at times, but you have to decide how you want to react to it.
Using the simple tools above and remember the acronym PERMA, you’ll be able to move away from feelings of sadness and step into higher vibrational emotions, like happiness.
Have you used any of these steps to help boost your happiness? If so, tell us in the comments below!

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Step-by-step: Yes
Training: No

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps through the PERMA model, guiding the reader in a structured manner on how to enhance their happiness. However, while the instructions are detailed, they mostly emphasize personal reflections and subjective pursuits rather than procedural instructions that could effectively train a language model in deeper reasoning or analytical capacity. The process is more about self-exploration and emotional engagement than systematic problem-solving.


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I’ve been dipping my toe into the world of drugstore primers, as to be quite honest – I didn’t really see the point in them. For me, the best ‘primer’ for your makeup is a good moisturizer and that’s about it. For the last 2/3 weeks or so I’ve been trying out two different drugstore primers and putting them to the test, and seeing of they’re worth the price tag.
The first one I tried was the NYX Born To Glow illuminating primer. I know it’s sometimes difficult to get this brand in your local boots or superdrug, but, the great thing is that NYX is sold on ASOS, which means you don’t even have to leave your bed to order it. This was actually a surprisingly good primer. at £12.00, it’s affordable and does the job, and it does it well.
A little goes a long way with this, and you are left with really nice glowy skin. I guess the main worry with this primer (for me) was that I have combination skin, and anything that is ‘illuminating’ can be confused with greasy, so a lot of things labeled as glowy I try and stay away from unless it’s been recommended by a friend/I’ve bought a sample. Overall I’d give this an 8/10. Top notch.
The second primer I’ve been trying recently is the Bourjois Paris Flower Perfection primer. The only reason I bought this is because I was making the most of their 2 for £12 offer in Boots. This isn’t a new primer from Bourjois, it’s been around for about 4 years now, but the packaging is actually really cute, so I thought why not.
The one thing I will say about this product is that it really does minimize your pores. I don’t have big pores anyway, but it was shocking how well this product covered up any blemishes and evened out my skin tone. This, however, left my skin looking quite dull after I’d put on foundation.
I think it’s probably because I’d been so used to the glow that NYX gave me, that I was somewhat disappointed with Bourjois’ looked like after applying foundation. I do, however, think that this primer would be a match made in heaven for people with oily skin, who are looking for something that is going to mattify their skin.
Overall, I would give it a 6/10.
The winner of the two is definitely the NYX primer. Though it’s a couple of £’s more than Bourjois, it does the job better, and leaves you looking glowy and fabulous.

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Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a task; it primarily offers a personal review and comparison of two makeup primers without structured instructions. Additionally, the content lacks the detailed procedural instructions that would be beneficial for training a language model to develop deeper reasoning, as it primarily focuses on subjective experience and opinions rather than systematic guidance.


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Because OpenSSH allows you to run commands on remote systems, showing you the results directly, as well as just logging in to systems it’s ideal for automating common tasks with shellscripts and cronjobs. One thing that you probably won’t want is to do though is store the remote system’s password in the script. Instead you’ll want to setup SSH so that you can login securely without having to give a password.
Thankfully this is very straightforward, with the use of public keys.
To enable the remote login you create a pair of keys, one of which you simply append to a file upon the remote system. When this is done you’ll then be able to login without being prompted for a password — and this also includes any cronjobs you have setup to run.
If you don’t already have a keypair generated you’ll first of all need to create one.
If you do have a keypair handy already you can keep using that, by default the keys will be stored in one of the following pair of files:
- ~/.ssh/identity and ~/.ssh/identity.pub
- (This is an older DSA key).
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa and ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
- (This is a newer RSA key).
If you have neither of the two files then you should generate one. The DSA-style keys are older ones, and should probably be ignored in favour of the newer RSA keytypes (unless you’re looking at connecting to an outdated installation of OpenSSH). We’ll use the RSA keytype in the following example.
To generate a new keypair you run the following command:
skx@lappy:~$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
This will prompt you for a location to save the keys, and a pass-phrase:
Generating public/private rsa key pair. Enter file in which to save the key (/home/skx/.ssh/id_rsa): Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter same passphrase again: Your identification has been saved in /home/skx/.ssh/id_rsa. Your public key has been saved in /home/skx/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
If you accept the defaults you’ll have a pair of files created, as shown above, with no passphrase. This means that the key files can be used as they are, without being "unlocked" with a password first. If you’re wishing to automate things this is what you want.
Now that you have a pair of keyfiles generated, or pre-existing, you need to append the contents of the .pub file to the correct location on the remote server.
Assuming that you wish to login to the machine called mystery from your current host with the id_rsa and id_rsa.pub files you’ve just generated you should run the following command:
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub username@mystery
This will prompt you for the login password for the host, then copy the keyfile for you, creating the correct directory and fixing the permissions as necessary.
The contents of the keyfile will be appended to the file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 for RSA keys, and ~/.ssh/authorised_keys for the older DSA key types.
Once this has been done you should be able to login remotely, and run commands, without being prompted for a password:
skx@lappy:~$ ssh mystery uptime 09:52:50 up 96 days, 13:45, 0 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00

response:
Step-by-step: Yes
Training: Yes

The article does provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through the process of setting up SSH key-based authentication. Each step is logically organized, starting from key generation to appending the public key on the remote server, making it easy for a reader to follow. Additionally, the instructions are detailed enough to support deeper reasoning, as they also explain the rationale behind certain choices, such as preferring RSA keys and the implications of using passphrases, which encourages critical thinking about the automation and security aspects of SSH connections.


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I am Jenni Hughes, an award winning Professional Make Up Artist based in Nottinghamshire, UK.
In my work as a makeup artist I have the priviledge of being asked to work for Brides, magazines, newspapers, luxury event planners, global brands and celebrity clients.
Travelling across the UK and internationally for clients marrying in beautiful venues, I've had the pleasure of being part of 100's of Brides special days.
Winner of The Wedding Industry Awards, Best Wedding Make Up Artist, East Midlands 2017 and 2014 based on brides feedback.
UK No 1 Conde Nast BRIDES Magazine Top 20 Makeup artist and Expert panel member.
Featured in You and Your Wedding Magazine.
Regularly featured on national wedding blogs including Rock My Wedding (Official Supplier), Love My Dress, Brides Up North and Whimsical Wonderland Weddings.
GoHen Top 50 UK Makeup Artists.
I'm experienced in applying makeup for all ethnicities. From natural makeup to Vintage Hollywood and everything in between.
Each look is bespoke to you and your requirements using only the best makeup and skincare products from professional and premium brands.
I pride myself on making you feel relaxed and special on your wedding morning. Providing an exclusive service, staying until you are completely ready. Assisting with dress lacing, button holes and more.
Contact me with your date and requirements. I'd love to hear from you.

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps that guide the reader through completing a task. It instead offers an overview of Jenni Hughes's experience and services as a makeup artist without detailed, structured instructions that could be useful for training a language model capable of deeper reasoning. The text lacks specific procedural guidance that would help in developing the ability to reason through a well-defined set of practices or processes.


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APRS.Link Amateur Radio Server
This server provides certain amateur radio related resources. Please follow the links below to select your application.
Online access to an APRS database, providing information about APRS stations, digipeaters, network status, propagation,
and APRS weather stations.
Here you can connect your APRS client and get real-time APRS data from all over the world.
APRS.Link Documentation and Blog
Information about this system.
Contact / Impressum

response:
Step-by-step: No
Training: No

The article does not provide a clear sequence of ordered steps for completing a specific task, as it lacks detailed instructions and is more of an informational overview. Additionally, it does not contain well-structured procedural instructions that would facilitate training a language model for deeper reasoning, as it merely lists resources without guiding the user through any particular process.


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Instagram hashtags are the bomb dot com. They are incredibly powerful and can help you get more likes, comments and followers.
Thanks to hashtags, Instagram features you:
- On their Explore page
- Their hashtag page
- Their Location page
- On the home feed of other people (that’s amazing!)
And… your photo can be reposted by other Instagrammers, on their account!
So how to use Instagram hashtags correctly?
What are some things you should do and shouldn’t do?
Should you put your hashtags in the comments or caption?
Where to find the right hashtags?
How to mix hashtags?
How to organize your hashtags?
What about hashtag analytics?
I’m going to tell you everything I know and do.
Here are my 17 rules on how to use Instagram hashtags:
1. Use all 30 hashtags
Instagram allows you to use 30 hashtags on one post. Use all 30 hashtags.
Each hashtag is an opportunity to get your post in front of people. The more hashtags you use, the more chances you have to be seen by different people.
2. Don’t use banned hashtags
Always check a hashtag before you use it. Instagram banned over 114,000 hashtags. And they’re very innocent hashtags like #desk, #valentinesday, #romance, #lean, #tgif…
Check out this list of banned Instagram hashtags. I’m also showing you how you can check if the hashtags you are using are banned.
- Don’t use banned hashtags. Instagram is banning them for a reason.
- Don’t to send the wrong signal to Instagram and be associated with banned hashtags.
- Plus, if you use a banned hashtag your post won’t show up on the hashtag page.
3. Write down your hashtags somewhere
Ok, let’s get into it. Take a pen and paper (or your phone) if you want to write down the perfect hashtag for your account now… as you read the tips below.
You’ll need to write your hashtags somewhere:
- To keep track of which ones you want use
- To create your hashtag groups
- To avoid searching and typing them over and over and over again on Instagram (there’s a way you can save your hashtag groups to re-use them whenever you need. I’ll show you below)
4. Research your hashtags and make a list of your favorite ones
What hashtags should you use?
It’s time to research your hashtags. It’s very easy:
- Know your category (example: travel blogger, foodie, creative entrepreneur)
- Find an Instagram account you really like (big accounts and smaller ones)
- Look what hashtags they use
- Write down some of the hashtags you like
- Press on a hashtag to open the hashtag page
- Look at the “Related” hashtags on top of the screen
- Continue to write your list
Always look at what hashtags people are using. You might find a gold nugget from time to time.
5. Use the Instagram Hashtag Finder in Preview app
Want to find Instagram hashtags by category? Community? Or country?
You can use the Instagram Hashtag Finder in Preview app.
Note: If you’re new, Preview app is an app to schedule, edit and plan your posts. When you prepare your caption you can also search for hashtags (within the app). This is the Hashtag Finder.
6. Check the hashtag page to see how many posts it has
Instagram counts how many times a hashtag has been used:
I like to group Instagram hashtags into 4 categories:
- Big hashtags: have millions of posts, they are often general hashtags, there’s a lot of competition, don’t use them too much. Use them to categorise your posts (example: #wedding, #love, #travel, #business)
- Medium hashtags: have around a million posts, they are still general.
- Community hashtags: have less than 1 million posts.
- Micro-community hashtags: have less than 50,000 posts (sometimes even around 1,000 posts).
The smaller the number of posts:
- The less the competition
- The more chances to be featured in the Top 9
- The more chances people will find your account when they scroll through the hashtag page
7. Find hashtag communities
I talked about Hashtag Communities our 2018 Instagram Trends Report. To recap: I said that the new trend is to join hashtag communities. People want to connect with people and support each other. That’s what Instagram is all about.
More and more hashtag communities are being created. Here are some examples:
- #womenwithaplan by @thecontentplanner for women business owners
- #buzzingcreatives by @thebuzzingcreatives for women entrepreneur helping each other
- #flatlatforever by @flatlayforever to get your flatlay photos reposted on their account
- #communityovercompetition by @risingtidesociety
How to find hashtag communities:
- Go on Instagram
- Search for accounts who are “leaders” in their field (it can be anything: travel, bullet journaling, yoga, coffee)
- Read their bio, usually they write what hashtag they have created
- If not in their bio, look at their caption to see if they are using a hashtag they have created
8. Have a business? Wanna grow your account? Use hashtags your ideal audience use
A hashtag is a keyword.
- Find people who are like your ideal audience (i.e. the followers you want to attract)
- Look what hashtags they are using
- Use the same hashtags as them (hashtags that are relevant to you)
- Also use hashtags people would type on Instagram to find an account (or product or service) like you
The Instagram algorithm loves keywords / hashtags. It links people who use the same hashtags together.
So if YOU and your ideal customer are using the same hashtags, Instagram could match you.
What does it mean?
- It means that your posts might pop up in their Instagram feed.
- It means that your ideal audience will look at your posts!
9. Make up your own Instagram hashtags
Some people like to use hashtags to organize their own posts. And that’s an awesome idea because people can click on your hashtag and see all your posts.
- @heleneinbetween: #heleneloveseurope to see all her photos from her travels throughout Europe
- @carolyn_mara: #matchingonthemattress to see all her photos of her and her daughter in matching PJs in bed
Cool idea, uh?
Can you do the same for some of your content?
10. Mix the hashtags to get the best result
Now, you have a good idea of what hashtags to use.
Here’s the trick: mix the hashtags.
- Use a mix of big + medium + small + community hashtags
- A big hashtag will get you a couple of likes and comments at the beginning
- A medium to small hashtag will get you more likes and comments in the long run because people will be able to scroll through a hashtag page and find your post
11. Organize your hashtags (save your hashtags in Preview app)
You know how we tend to use the same hashtags all the time? We call this group of hashtags a “hashtag group”.
Instead of typing or copying and pasting them on each post all the time, you can save them in Preview app. This way you can reuse them whenever you need them. You just have to press on the hashtag group to automatically add it in your caption.
Quick tutorial: How to Save your Hashtag Groups in Preview app?
Note: Cool thing about saving your hashtags in Preview is that the app automatically tests them for you. You’ll know which one gives you the most likes, comments and engagement.
12. Look at your hashtag analytics in Preview app
You’re putting so much work into your Instagram account. Know which hashtag works for you.
You can see your best hashtags and best hashtag groups in Preview app.
Preview tells you which hashtag gives you the most likes, comments and engagement.
13. Follow hashtags
This is a new feature on Instagram. You can follow hashtags. When you follow a hashtag, posts from people (using that hashtag) will appear in your home feed.
It is a great way to connect with new people. When you like and comment on their photos, they can discover your account too. Win-win situation!
14. Put hashtags in the comments or caption?
If you put your hashtags in the caption, it makes it “heavy”, “bulky” or “not pretty”. So a lot of people started to put their hashtags in the comments to “hide” them and make their caption look “clean”. Instagram allows it. Your hashtags still work.
But there’s a new rumour on Instagram. It says that the algorithm doesn’t like when people put their hashtags in the comments section.
Is this true? I’m not sure. My advice: test it yourself. See if you get more engagement if you put the hashtags in the comments or caption.
I personally put them in my caption now.
15. Keep your hashtags fresh to expand your reach
Don’t use the same exact hashtags all the time. Keep them fresh.
Change your hashtag group every month (or more often if you want to):
- Instagram will see that you’re not a robot or spamming (they love when we show that we’re active and act natural)
- You will appear in front of new eyeballs
- It’s a strategy to keep growing your account
- New hashtags = expand your reach
16. Don’t just use a hashtag… Engage with people using the hashtag
Instagram is a social media. So be social. Interact with others. Instagram loves interaction.
So don’t just use hashtags and post. From time to time go on a hashtag page and take a few minutes to like and comment on people’s posts. People who use this hashtag might enjoy your account too!
17. Post quality content
And finally, the last tip. I hate to break it to you, but I have to say it.
None of the above tips matter if you don’t post quality content.
Instagram is a visual platform. People will click on your post if it stands out.
- Post good quality photos and videos
- Share fun photos, videos or quotes
- Stick to an Instagram theme to make your photos stand out
- And have fun!!
I hope this article was useful. Start by researching hashtags. Write them down and put them in groups of 30.
Please let me know in the comments if you have any questions.
Join over 4 Million Instagrammers!
who use Preview App everyday

response:
**Step-by-step: Yes**
The article presents a clear sequence of ordered steps, detailing 17 specific rules about using Instagram hashtags. Each rule is numbered and provides actionable advice, guiding the reader systematically through the process of effectively utilizing hashtags to enhance their Instagram presence.

**Training: Yes**
The procedural instructions are structured in a way that encourages deeper reasoning about the use of hashtags. Each rule not only explains the "how" but also the "why," offering insights into the implications of strategic hashtag use, which fosters critical thinking and understanding of the underlying principles behind Instagram's algorithm and user engagement.


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Hello hello! How are you enjoying the Fall weather and the colors? I am loving it so far! And also, holiday is around the corner. So pretty excited about that too!
Speaking of holidays, let me share with you some of my current favorite products. These are by Giorgio Armani and sent to me by Influenster. Ever since I joined the program back in 2012, they have been constantly surprising me with new and cult favorite products. If you are new to this, here is what Influenster is about.
This time they have sent me a box with Giorgio Armani products. A perfume Si Intense and 2 lip Maestros.
Giorgio Armani Sí Eau de Parfum Intense:
I think as a blogger, reviewing a perfume is quite difficult for me. Because I have absolutely no idea about notes or perfume chemistry. All I know and tell you- how it smells in general and how long it lasts.
Here is how the product is introduced:
Armani Si was launched in 2013 as a sweet scent of cassis, rose and vanilla. In 2014, Armani introduces its enhanced version Armani Si Eau de Parfum Intense. The new version is designed for a strong and passionate woman who is brave and not afraid to take risks. Such woman is conceived as very charismatic, confident, independent and sophisticated.
If you are into product description, here is what it says:
- Top notes: cassis, blackcurrant, mandarin, bergamot, freesia
- Middle notes: May rose, neroli
- Base notes: patchouli, vanilla, ambroxan, woody notes
- Without any doubt, the packaging and the bottle is one of the best I have in my collection. It’s black, it’s gold and it’s sleek! Good enough to showcase in the vanity!
- When I first took a whiff, it felt like something “sweet” and “refreshing” at the same time.
- The smell is not too overpowering, not too mild. But it definitely goes better at night time.
- After using on the pulse points, the fragrance lingers for a long time.
A funny story…. I spritz some Si Intense onto my wrist and asked my husband to describe how it smelled.
He said, “Ecstatic“.
I corrected him, “You mean Exotic, right?“.
“No, I meant Ecstatic“, he said is a determined voice.
So here you go! The fragrance definitely gives a “feel-good” vibe after you apply it. I don’t know if that can be classified as ecstasy but all I know it makes me feel good, lifts up my mood and makes me feel more beautiful. In my book; that’s a huge plus point!
Lip Maestro no. 400 & 201:
- Armani Lip Maestros have unique formula. These feel like liquid lipstick, but are not super matte like you would expect when you hear the word “liquid lipstick”. They are described to have a “velvety matte” finish.
- If you look closely at my the swatches you will see that it looks a bit shiny, but when you apply it on lips and look from a distance it won’t give you that glossy look.
- These glide on smoothly without being patchy and the with a full opaque finish.
- The products are transferable and not super long lasting. BUT they immediately create a beautiful tint on lips (or wherever you are swatching).
- These feel very comfortable on lips, do not feel tacky or dry at all.
- Colorwise: No. 400 (top one) is a true blue based red and No. 201 (bottom one) is a medium-dark burgundy based red.
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The Boston Red Sox just seem to be one of those pro sports franchises that creates major headlines. Even from the ashes of another season with poor results (and let's not sugarcoat it finishing last in the AL East for the third time in four seasons is unacceptable), the Red Sox had so many headlines and highlights. It was actually difficult to prune the list to fifteen. But here are fifteen players or events that will either influence the immediate seasons to come or will be long remembered by Red Sox Nation.
1. Pedro Martinez joins the Baseball Hall of Fame. This story began on January 6, 2015 when the vote was announced for 2015 and it included four new members to be, Randy Johnson, Pedro, John Smoltz, and Astros star, Craig Biggio. Pedro finished second to Johnson in the voting with 91.9%
The formal induction was held in Cooperstown on July 26, 2015. Pedro became just the second Dominican inducted after, his idol, Juan Marichal (who pitched very briefly for Boston near the end of his career). Pedro's acceptance speech, as expected, stole the show.
Two days later at Fenway Park, the Red Sox held ceremonies in which Pedro's 45 was retired and joined the other retired number on the facade at Fenway. 1(Bobby Doerr), 4 (Joe Cronin), 6 (Johnny Pesky), 8 (Yaz), 9 (Ted) 14 (Jim Rice), 27 (Carlton Fisk) along with Jackie Robinson's 42 retired throughout baseball.
Pedro will have a new number joining him and the others up on the facade next year, as in December the Red Sox announced the 26 of Wade Boggs will be retired.
2. Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts. The Sox had not just one but two offensive stars in 2015 who were both just 22 years old. Betts had a few bumps in the early months of the season, but largely both kids excelled all year long. The duo finished 2015 with the following stats:
Betts: 18-77-.291-.341 adding in 21 stolen bases, 42 doubles, and 8 triples.
Bogaerts: 7-81-.320-.355 with 10 steals, 35 doubles and 3 triples.
Throughout the season both Betts and Bogaerts continually accomplished offensive feats that had not been matched by 22 year old Red Sox hitters since Tony Conigliaro or in some cases Ted Williams. With Betts hitting leadoff nearly all year, and Bogaerts ascending to the third hole as 2015 went on, the pair combined for 113 extra base hits.
But they also excelled in the field. Betts in his first full campaign as an outfielder made a number of circus catches. And after a 2014 in which Bogaerts was moved for a time to third base and doubts surfaced as to whether he could shortstop in the big leagues, Xander blossomed at short and finished the year as a finalist for the Gold Glove for American League shortstops.
Throughout this off season both of the kids were repeatedly asked for in trade talks for pitching. But they are not only untouchable, Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts are the cornerstone of this team for years to come.
3. David Ortiz defies Father Time. What could the Red Sox expect from a 39 year old David Ortiz? Well what they got was a typical Big Papi season. As a matter of fact Papi put up his best home run and RBI numbers since 2007: 37-108-.273-.360 with 37 doubles.
Among the results of such an outstanding season was David Ortiz reaching a milestone most expected him to shoot for in 2016. On September 12th at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Big Papi smote two home runs. They were numbers 499 and 500 of his illustrious career. When he hit number 500 off Rays lefty Matt Moore, Ortiz became the 27th member of the 500 home run club.
4, Blake Swihart's Unexpected Arrival. After spending a large portion of 2014 in Portland with a late season promotion to AAA, Swihart was expected to spend nearly all of 2015 honing his catching skills at Pawtucket. But as so often happens circumstances intervened. First the fellow rookie catcher who was expected to be the Sox starter in 2015, Christian Vazquez was injured and required season ending Tommy John surgery. Veteran Ryan Hanigan, acquired that off season in a trade for Will Middlebrooks, became the starting catcher and Boston picked up light hitting Sandy Leon as a back up. The guessing game on Swihart was would he play well enough (or would the parent club need him for a pennant push) to be recalled in by the All Star break or would it be in August or September. But then Hanigan broke his hand, and the Sox decided Leon did not hit enough to play regularly. So on May 2, Swihart was recalled and made his major league debut.
Swihart did not immediately shine at the plate or behind it. But he held his own and steadily improved on defense. Around the time Hanigan returned, Swihart served his own stint on the DL. But when he off the list, the Sox cut Leon and went with Hanigan and Swihart. Swihart's bat particularly came to life after the DL stint. Blake hit .312 for August and September with 4 of his home runs. His final 2015 line was:
A very solid debut for the switch hitting catcher. The big question going forward is how do the Red Sox solve the very pleasant problem of finding time for Swihart and Christian Vazquez? The first step will be determining Vazquez' health and his ability to throw as he did before the TJ surgery. After that a number of options exist. One of the kid catchers could be sent back to AAA temporarily ( Vazquez especially as he may need the playing time to recoup from his year away from the game), one could be traded (Swihart is coveted around the game and if Vazquez proved he can still throw like a laser, he would be as well), or move Swihart to first or third base and get both in the lineup.
This will be a hot topic in spring training 2016.
5. Eduardo Rodriguez Explodes on the Scene. The 2015 Sox not only had 22 year old offensive stars, the also debuted a 22 year old left handed starting pitcher, who showed the signs of being a future #1. Rodriguez made his MLB debut on May 29th at Texas and pitched 7 2/3 shutout innings. Over his first several starts, the combination of fewest hits and runs allowed combined with the number of batters he struck out had not been matched been any debuting MLB starter since 1914. Eduardo hit a few bumps after that but completed a very strong rookie campaign with a record 10-6 with a 3.85 ERA, while pitching 121 2/3 innings.
This off season the Yankees have been shopping their relief ace, Andrew Miller. The reported asking price is a young pitcher with the stuff to be the front of the rotation starter ( for example the Yanks asked Houston for Lance McCullers for Miller). But Boston had all ready beat them to the punch. The Red Sox acquired Eduardo Rodriguez from divisional foe, Baltimore for the same Andrew Miler in July 2014. Eduardo should be a mainstay near the top of the Red Sox rotation for the rest of this decade and maybe beyond.
6. All Star Brock Holt. The Red Sox super sub again in 2015 played all over the field, everywhere except pitcher and catcher. When it came time to name the American League All Star squad, the Sox were unlikely to have more than one representative due to their poor first half. There were qualified candidates like Xander Bogaerts, but Royals manager Ned Yost choose Brock Holt as one of the AL subs.
Holt's performance has caused a division in Red Sox Nation . One group feels he should be in the lineup every day, maybe even at one set position. The other faction (which I confess to be among) feels Holt's bat suffers when playing too many days in a row, is better off as a bench player. But in 2015 Brock Holt was an All Star.
Brock got into the game as a pinch runner and scored a run, he then played left field and struck out in his only at bat in the 6-3 AL win in Cincinnati.
7. John Farrell has Cancer. This bombshell announcement in early August rocked the Red Sox and their fans. As important as baseball is to the hard core fans, real life always trumps sport, and everyone prayed for John's recovery.
But from a strictly baseball point of view, Farrell's illness put the Red Sox in a very awkward situation. For the last month or so, whispers of John Farrell being fired had amplified. The Sox were heading to their second consecutive last place finish under Farrell. but now, can anyone release a cancer patient from his job? And would Farrell be healthy enough to continue in 2016?
Bench coach and Farrell confidante, Torey Lovullo took over on an interim basis. And in many ways this just complicated the picture even more. The team played much better under Torey, as the young players gelled. Lovullo looked like a major league manager.
After the season ended the answer came down. First and most importantly, John Farrell, who had described his cancer as very treatable, had been told by his doctors he was cancer free. The Sox announced Farrell was their manager going forward and Torey Lovullo, despite a number of managerial openings around the game, had agreed to stay on as bench coach.
8. Dave Dombrowski is the New Sheriff in Town. Long time baseball exec, Dave Dombrowski, who had built winning teams in Montreal, Miami, and Detroit was let go by the Tigers in early August, somewhat surprisingly. About two weeks later, on August 18th, in the middle of a Red Sox game, the team announced Dombrowski had been named Red Sox President of Baseball Operations. Dombrowski would have final say on all baseball decisions. Current Sox GM, Ben Cherington who had masterminded the 2013 World Champs less than two full seasons ago was out.
Speculation immediately abounded that Dombrowski would completely dismantle the baseball ops department built by Cherington and before him Theo Epstein. The conventional wisdom also pronounced Dombrowski as the type of exec who loved to trade kids for veterans, and the feeling was he was wipe out the top rated Sox farm system. With the awkward managerial situation added to the fire, an explosive next few months into and including the off season awaited.
But Dombrowski fooled some of the critics or skeptics but not only keeping John Farrell as manager, but he kept nearly all of the baseball ops people intact, including promoting Ben Cherington's right hand man, Mike Hazen to General Manager. We will examine his big on the field moves later in this post.
9. Don Orsillo Out at NESN. The word of this move leaked out more than a month before NESN intended to announce it. But when word did leak, the team officially announced it, and the word was no less of a bombshell as Farrell's illness or Dombrowski's hiring.
No good explanation for the move was ever offered, and NESN took big time criticism from all quarters. Orsillo did finish out the season, and NESN did allow Don to say good bye near the end of his last game.
Fans threatened to stop watching the games on NESN among other grousing. But NESN will likely salvage the day by hiring Red Sox radio voice, Dave O'Brien as the TV voice. O'Brien with much ESPN TV baseball experience as well as nine years in the Red Sox radio booth is a top notch broadcaster, who will excel on NESN. Jerry Remy will return as TV analyst, although in a reduced role. Remy is expected to do about 100 games. NESN studio hosts, Dennis Eckersley and Steve Lyons will do the remaining games, as well as some games with three men in the booth.
On the radio side, O'Brien's seat beside long time Sox announcer, Joe Castiglione, will be filled by Tim Neverett. The Nashua, New Hampshire native has been doing Pirates TV/radio for a decade or so. Sox fans have gotten a small sample of Neverett's work the last couple of spring trainings when NESN and the Pirates TV crew have done combined broadcasts.
Don Orsillo ended up signing a very lucrative deal to do San Diego Padres baseball beginning in 2016. In 2017 after the retirement of Dick Enberg, Orsillo will become the lead announcer for the Padres.
10. Hanley/Pablo signings a Bust in 2015. An off season ago Ben Cherington and the Red Sox made a big splash by signing the two biggest names available in the free agent market for hitters: Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval. Hanley was coming home to Boston where he began his career before being dealt to the Marlins after just two MLB at bats and Sandoval had been a post season hero for three Giants title teams in the last five years.
Both players were complete busts in 2015. Offensively:
Pablo 10-47-.245-.292 Hanley 19-53-.249-.291
Ramirez was red hot in April with ten home runs and 22 RBI, but injured his shoulder running in a wall, and never seemed to recover. Sandoval was so futile hitting right handed the switch hitter gave up and batted only from the left side.
And as bad as their offensive numbers were, the defense was worse. Ramirez, a career shortstop, was moved to left field and it was a failure. Sandoval, despite his girth, came with a sterling rep in the field, but he did not meet past performance and was poor in the field all year long.
Ramirez is under contract for three more years a roughy 22M per, and Sandoval four more seasons at around 19M per. What does the future hold? Well Sandoval is still in his 20's (will turn 30 in August), and the hope is with some additional commitment to conditioning, his contract can still be salvaged. The stated plan for Ramirez is to shift to first base as Dave Dombrowski ended the left field experiment las September.
If either or both fail again, youngster Travis Shaw has apparently positioned himself to take over at one of the corner infield spots. Shaw, unexpectedly came form AAA and hit 13-36-.274-.331 in just 226 at bats. His 13 bombs tied Mike Napoli for fourth on the '15 Sox.
11. Dustin Pedroia's Health. Injuries held Pedroia's 2015 to just 93 games, which was a disappointing end to a season that began with Pedroia's seeming to be healthier than he had been in a while. Pedey is now 32 years old and he signed for six more seasons, through 2021.
This is the question concerning the de facto captain: has he had some unlucky injuries in recent years or is his balls to wall, all out style of play breaking down his body? Is Pedroia the type of player who can start at second base through age 38?
With young Cuban uber prospect, Yoan Moncada playing second base in the low minors, is Pedroia's future in Boston as secure as it seems?
12. Jackie Bradley Jr.'s August. JBJ began 2015 back at AAA after being surpassed by Mookie Betts in center field. JBJ put together a very good AAA season and eventually made his way back to Boston. After a couple of brief trials he got into the lineup on a daily basis and in August he had an ungodly hot streak at one point hitting 11 straight extra base hits and for the month hit:
But in September he cooled off ( which of course he had to some ) and he finished 2015 at:
The performances of JBJ and Rusney Castillo in late '15 lead the Sox to plan on going into 2016 with the three young fly chasers, including Mookie Betts. But both JBJ and Castillo will need to prove they are capable, every day players. Veteran free agent outfielder Chris Young was brought in as some right handed pop and insurance for Jackie and Rusney. Brock Holt could also play into the outfield equation.
13. Red Sox Trade Top Ten Prospects for Criag Kimbrel. Dave Dombrowski stated the bullpen was an area of concern and he acted in a big way. The Sox traded for Craig Kimbrel from San Diego. Kimbrel has led all of MLB in saves over the last five years, leading the NL in each of 2011 through 2014 while pitching for Atlanta. He added 39 more saves in 2015.
Kimbrel is fireballer throwing around 97 mph. He will not turn 28 until May 28th and is under contract for two more years plus a team option in 2018. Kimbrel appears to be exactly the type of pitcher needed in Boston and his is in his prime and under control for three years. What is not to like?
I can tell you a segment of Red Sox nation hated this trade, saying it illustrated Dombrowski's intent to rape the farm system because he traded four players all in the Top 30 Red Sox prospects, two in the top five or six: outfielder Manuel Margot, shortstop Javier Guerra, pitcher Logan Allen, and infielder Carlos Asauje. Margot and Guerra are the top kids, both highly regarded. The complaint is the deal was too much to give up for just a reliever who pitches 60 innings a year.
We will see which side is correct, but I fall on the side of good trade. Boston needed a closer and Margot is a center fielder with Betts and JBJ ahead of him and 2015 first rounder Andrew Benintendi coming fast up behind him. Guerra is a shortstop blocked by Bogaerts.
This deal, as well as the later trade for Seattle's Carson Smith deepens the pen. Kimbrel also makes Koji Uehara the 8th inning man, and has Junichi Tazawa for the 7th.
14. Red Sox Sign David Price. If there was any hole bigger than closer for Boston it was the ace in front of the rotation. After trading for Craig Kimbrel, Dave Dombrowski very candidly stated the ace was likely to come from free agency. Boston shopped for younger aces around the game like Sonny Gray, Chris Sale, Matt Harvey, and others but the reported cost always included some combination Betts, Bogaerts, Swihart, and top prospects like Moncada, Rafael Devers, and others. Boston was not going that route so it became imperative to grab a free agent ace.
And they grabbed the best in David Price for seven years, 217M on December 4th before the opening of the winter meetings. Price, a long time Rays star, also excelled in Detroit and Toronto. Part of Price's fit in Boston is the fact he is a known quantity in the AL East.
What makes the deal intriguing is Price has an opt out after the third year, after making 30m per year the first three. If he opts out, and most stars with the opt out do, the Sox may have signed Price for 3 years 90M, and they could let him walk after 2018 eliminating the risk of big money to pitchers into the mid 30's.
For now Price is the alpha dog this team lacked as they promoted their "five aces" last spring. With Price at the head of the pack, the hope is other hurlers like Rick Porcello, Joe Kelly, Clay Buchholz, and especially young Eduardo Rodriguez will feel less pressure and shine in the rotation slots.
15. 2016 will be the Swan Song for Big Papi. On November 18th, his 40th birthday, David Ortiz announced via the Players Tribune, that he will retire after one more season. With the outstanding numbers Ortiz amassed in 2015 is is heard to believe he would retire, but as Ortiz allowed at his age the preparation to play gets more and more difficult. So unless Papi has change of heart along the way, which is very doubtful, Red Sox Nation will enjoy just one more campaign from arguably the most impactful Red Sox player of all time.
Hopefully, Dave Dombrowski has put together a team that can contend to send Big Papi out with another ring. But if not the three has has earned will be a big part of his legacy. As will his smile, his diva-like qualities at times, his fierce competitiveness, clutch blasts, and power at the plate. Boston will always be his fuckin' city.

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Free the Cans! Working Together to Reduce Waste
In a blog about how people share, it’s worth the occasional reference to the bizarre ways that people DON’T SHARE. Is it safe to say we live in a society that places great value on independence, private property, personal space, and privacy? Even sometimes extreme value? Is that why people at an 8-unit apartment building in Oakland, CA have separate caged stalls for eight separate trash cans? I know it’s not nice to stare, but I walked by these incarcerated cans and could not help myself. I returned with my camera, so that I could share my question with the world: Why can’t people share trash cans or a single dumpster? Or, at the very least, why can’t the cans share driveway space?
The Zero Waste Movement has come to the Bay Area and it calls for a new use for these eight cages. Here are my suggestions:
- Turn two of those cages into compost bins. Fill one with grass, leaves, and vegetable scraps, let it decompose for six months, then start filling the second bin in the meantime.
- Put in a green can, which is what Oakland uses to collect milk cartons, pizza boxes, yard trimmings, and all food to send it to the municipal composting facility. If your city doesn’t do this yet, tell them it’s a great idea and they could be as cool and cutting edge as Oakland.
- Put in one or two recycling cans for glass, plastic, cardboard, paper, aluminum, etc.
- Put out a FREE STUFF box for unwanted clothing and household items. The neighbors could sort through it each week, and later put it out on the curb for passers-by to explore. Take what’s left to Goodwill or a comparable donation spot.
- Put in a few small bins for various items that can be recycled, such asbatteries and electronics, which can then be taken to an electronics recycling center every month or two. Styrofoam can be brought to a local packaging store or ceramics business that accepts used packaging material. Or, if you accumulate a bunch of plastic bags,take them to a store or to some other place that accepts used ones.
- Put in ONE trash can. By the time you compost, recycle, re-use, redistribute, and take a few other measures to reduce your waste, you’ll have almost no trash each week.
- Install a bicycle rack or locked bicycle cage.
- With the leftover space, put in a container garden and a bench where neighbors can gather and chat. A much more pleasant alternative to the garbage can jailhouse ambiance, wouldn’t you agree?

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Tallahassee, FL (Sports Network) - An appearance in the 2013 MEAC-SWAC Challenge, a trip to Ohio State and five home games highlight the Florida A&M football schedule announced on Thursday.
The Rattlers, who have a new head coach in Earl Holmes, will play 12 games, including five at home for the first time since 2006.
Florida A&M will face Mississippi State in the MEAC-SWAC Challenge on Sept. 1 in Orlando. The Rattlers will both open and close their regular season at the Florida Citrus Bowl because they also will face rival Bethune-Cookman in the Florida Classic on Nov. 23.
The Sept. 21 game with Ohio State is the first between the two programs and will net Florida A&M an $850,000 guarantee.
Florida A&M's home games at Bragg Memorial Stadium will be against Tennessee State (Sept. 7) and Samford (Sept. 14) in non-conference action, and Howard (Oct. 19, Homecoming), North Carolina A&T (Oct. 26) and Delaware State (Nov. 16) within the MEAC.
The Rattlers also will play conference games on the road against Morgan State (Oct. 5), Savannah State (Oct. 12), Norfolk State (Nov. 2) and South Carolina State (Nov. 9).
Holmes is trying to lift Florida A&M from a 4-7 finish last season.
2013 Florida A&M Football Schedule
Sept. 1, Mississippi Valley State, MEAC-SWAC Challenge in Orlando, Fla.
Sept. 7, Tennessee State
Sept. 14, Samford
Sept. 21, at Ohio State
Oct. 5, at Morgan State*
Oct. 12, at Savannah State*
Oct. 19, Howard* (Homecoming)
Oct. 26, North Carolina A&T*
Nov. 2, at Norfolk State*
Nov. 9, at South Carolina State*
Nov. 16, Delaware State*
Nov. 23, Bethune-Cookman*, Florida Classic in Orlando, Fla.
* - Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game

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Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Mrs. Plager told her boys not to grow up to be cowboys.
So they didn't.
Over at CIO the debate rages about whether or not Brian Leetch is an answer for our D corps.
I said no but regular commentator Steve asked, well, who then?
Uh ... good question.
Regular surfers here know I'm a pint half full type of guy or as Lowetide would say I tend to Blue sky things.
I'll admit to that.
And while I can paint a scenario where the Oilers can make do with their D as presently constituted just as I painted a scenario where the Oilers could get by the Wings, the truth is this team has three decent guys who can eat up minutes (Smith, Staios, Tarnqvist) and a bunch of question marks. Bergeron might figure it out. Hejda may be a player. One of Smid, Gilbert, Syvret or Young may be ready. Greene may be ready to be Commodore (although I think he is a year or two away from that in reality). Check out San Jose's D if you want to see young and unproven. They did alright.
The truth is the Oil likely will get a decent third pair out of the lot of them this season and in a year or two we will have a nice quality young D corps.
So where do we look?
A really nice summary of teams and their cap situations here and a few things jumped out at me.
The Oilers have gone back to being young - the third youngest team after San Jose and Columbus from what I can see. Of course this includes Schremp on the roster.
Jersey, even with the rumours that they are going to try and hide Mogilny and Malakhov on the IR to resolve their salary situation, are still in big cap trouble. Problem is the guy I like, Rafalski, has an expensive number on his contract and I'm not sure if Matvichuk or Lukowich add much more then what we have.
So, why the Plager brothers up above? Because while the Blues may have, in some estimations (Lowetide again and Mudcrutch as well) have had a nice summer, I think they aren't even close to being back. And they have a lot of age up front - Weight, Guerin, Tkachuk and Drake. Only Detroit, Jersey and Dallas are older.
And they have three young Dmen - Brewer, Backman and Jackman.
Could we pry either of the latter two away for a young forward or two? Would Torres fit the bill? Or someone else?
Maybe a fit?
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Client May Discharge Attorney But Contingent Fee Remains Earned
The Rhode Island Supreme Court affirmed the grant of summary judgment to an attorney in a suit for fees against a former client.
The attorney had represented the client in actions against her late father's estate for a 15% contingency fee.
After the claim was reduced to settlement, the attorney collected his fees as payments were recovered. The client later discharged the attorney and claimed no obligation to continue to pay.
The court found that the attorney's rights under the contingent fee agreement had fully vested when the underlying claim was settled. Although the client was free to discharge the attorney, such action "does not alter his entitlement to fees already earned." (Mike Frisch)
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The Rhode Island Supreme Court appears to have gotten it right in this decision! thanks for keeping us updated.
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Well you people don't live here. Bad enough we have to hear what a debacle of a season we are having. But if we lose to the Clowns twice, thats an embarrassment. If you want the Steelers to lose, anytime you are not a true fan.
Cleveland Browns suck!
I want to see the young guys too. So, starting dl should be heyward McClendon and Woods. Lb's should be Worilds, Sylvester and whoever else. CB's should be Brown and the backups S's Golden and Allen. The offense should sit Ben, Brown, Pouncey, Miller, and Starks if Adams is healthy. We have a lot of FA decisions this off season.
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Basically you guys nailed it on the head ...young guys please ...
I'm really interested in Sylvester ... I've always liked him and thought he could take away the need for the other ILB ... guess either I was wrong or like usual the DL defense is to complicated for 2-3 year players to get some time to prove what they have???
I would even go as far as releasing somebody and signing the QB Johnson we had in the pre season and let him play the last game ... see what he has
Our feeling are still hurt because of this season, so there is a lot of emotion out here. . .Simple, last game of the year and potentially the last time we will see Hampton, Foote, Wallace/Sanders, Lewis, Mendenhall, Kiesel and Harrison in a Steelers uniform. This is Cleveland; let's just go out there and kick their Brown Stained a$$es all over Heinz field. End the season on a positive and hope that the GM and ownership make the necessary changes to make sure this underachieving season was simply a case of bad diarreah. Remember, if the Steelers go out and crap the sheets, this will stew in our bellies for upwards of 8 months. . .I'd rather end the season on a positive note.
Tomlin, Lebeau and all the coaches are about to have some uncomfortable meetings in the next couple of weeks with management and that is precisely what we all want.
The Steeler way...is the only way.
Well, seeing as how they will be without Trent Richardson and their starting QB will be Thaddeus Lewis, I say I'd like to see them not score lol. Don't recognize Thaddeus Lewis' name? Oh he was the coveted undrafted QB out of Duke in 2010 by the Rams. He's never played a regular season game and has spent his career on the Rams' and Browns' practice squad. I hope they don't rest any starters. I'd like to see what the defense can dial up against the likes of Thaddeus Lewis lol.
A lot of stains on the ground. Not ours.
And their fans.
Why get a better draft pick? So we can pick a stud pass rusher and watch him sit for three years because LeBeau's defense is too hard?
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Many of you reading this are over the age of 27. Why is this important you ask, well of late Gaila and I have been trying hostels to save money. I think the average age is about 22 to 25 but who knows. Haven’t really asked, just observing. But safe to say I have definitely been one of the more “seasoned” guests at all the ones we have stayed at. You know what? Who cares! Truth is we have had very nice stays. Just like we have couchsurfing, camping and cheap hotels. I must admit, some of the hotel stays have been less than pleasant. Some down right disgusting to be perfectly honest. Part of The Bad, if you will.
While writing this I am curled up in a hammock on the Pacific Ocean hugging the Nicaraguan coast just west of Leon. We are doing a weekend stay here at Quartzal Playa Hostel http://playa.quetzaltrekkers.org/ after two awesome nights at Lazybones Hostel http://www.lazyboneshostelnicaragua.com/?lg=En in Leon. I really am liking the vibe. Not only do we have clean and functional rooms, but we are getting for well under $30 for private rooms. If you are willing to do the dorm thing, most are in the $7 to $15 dollars a night range. Best of all however are the locations and the facilities. In Leon it was all about location, patio and pool. Here it is the garden, hammocks and ocean waves. Yes, we change the age curve, but who cares! Most of you are young at heart too and can get a dose of youthful enthusiasm from the 20 something guests. We are.
We did a couple in the US and they were fine, but I think our expectations were wrong. Now that we are south of the border these relaxed accommodations seem to fit right in. Now, before you think everyone is wet behind the ears, that is simply not true. Last night we shared the Lazybones with a few German couples that were definitely in their late 50′s or 60′s. Even a family with a small 1 1/2 year old baby were there with us. They, like us were in the private rooms. Our motorcycle friends Mark from Idaho on KLR, Marco from Canada on F650GS single and Pedro from Redmond https://www.facebook.com/pages/Redmond-to-Rio/523014447726275 with his Vstrom DL1000 all elected to do the dorms and save even more money. Since you can’t sleep together those are not the best options for us.
Four things impress me about the hostel experience:
1. Better than expected rooms
2. Super friendly people excited to have interesting conversations (not to mention Gringos)
3. Cheap food and beverages
4. They are well connected with the locals and can set you up with good tours, adventures & etc.
OK, 5 things…just a general sense of happiness and well being. Yes it is true most are backpacking, but even the older folks we met in Honduras and here too all seem to have the same zest for life and inquisitive souls.
As such, my advice is this: If you are young hurry up and get out there as the world is waiting for you. If you are middle aged and strapped for cash at the moment and who isn’t, then just go this budget route you will be happy you did. Indeed, at the moment I am sitting between a 30 something couple from North Carolina, 20 somethings from Germany and some 50ish ladies from somewhere TBD. If you are perhaps retired, use this as a way to stretch your financial resources and get a shot of youthful enthusiasm at the same time. All of the hostel hosts have been super gracious and very helpful. Telling us about hidden gems like Canyon Somoto and others. Today is yet another day in paradise and I sure am looking forward to our tree house hostel near Granada. After that, we will be looking for our next deal on Isla de Ometepe (a two volcano island in the middle of Lake Nicaragua) then Costa Rica and Panama! Oooooops, almost forgot to mention hostel in Honduras which is sort of a hotel/hostel/brewery. Seriously, if you get a chance go to D&D Brewery. What a unique place and Bobbie the guy that owns and runs is really excellent.
Here are some that we have stayed at so far and can fully endorse & recommend:
Lastly, Lonely Planet is full of good suggestions that have been pretty spot on as far as we are concerned. Travel well, with or without lots of money.

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Blogger: Steve Rowland, Public Affairs Manager
Spring seemed a long way off last week as I took my lunchtime walk through the woods, the leaves on the trees were yet to unfurl, the ground was bare and covered in a mulch of last autumns dead leaves, and a light, cold wintry rain drizzled down.
And yet I realised that my mind had picked up on the subtle changes in the quality of light and drawing out of the days. I became aware of a slight tightness in my ears, an unconscious straining and heightened alertness to the bird song around me. And I thought that after more Springs as a birder than I care to remember, my brain was quietly and unobtrusively saying to my ears to be alert for couple of unremarkable notes of bird song one up followed repetitively by another down, up and down in short bursts, from a bird that takes its name from these two notes of song, the chiff chaff. (photo below).
Naming a bird after the sound it makes is known as onomatopoeia and two other species that occur in the UK the cuckoo and the kittiwake also take their names from their calls.
I will acknowledge here that chiff chaffs are not blessed with the most captivating of names or musical of songs. But for me they compensate for that with the charisma that comes from being the first of our returning migrants to fill our bare Spring woods with their song, perhaps a month before the other returning warblers have got back from a winter spent south of the Sahara.
Chiff chaffs like many of our other warblers, might at a glance appear a little drab and indistinct. In particular at first you might easily confuse a chiff chaff with its close relative the willow warbler. (photo below).
A rough guide to telling them apart is that a willow warblers legs are a light flesh colour whilst a chiff chaffs are black and a chiff chaffs has a more olive coloured plumage (being a birder you carry a veritable colour palette in your head to describe shades of green and brown feathers).
But the surest way to tell these cousins apart is to listen to them singing. Compared to the chiff chaffs repetitive two notes, willow warblers have a to my mind a much nicer song, a lovely tinkling sound that seems to gently descend a set of musical scales before being hauled by the bird back to the top only to descend down them once more.
Willow warblers arrive from their wintering grounds in Africa a little later in the spring than chiff chaffs which tend to spend the winter in the Mediterranean. So my brain wasn't tipping my ears off to listen out for a willow warbler practicing its scales, but for that starting gun of the season, a simple two note Chiff then Chaff song that would light up the woods and put a smile on my face, a sign of the end of winter and the beginning of natures headlong rush into spring.
I didn’t hear a chiff chaff last week but I’ll be out again for a lunchtime walk in the woods this week, listening carefully for those two notes. If you have some time to spare over the next week or so why don’t you go out and see if you can hear a chiff chaff and then tell us here.
Photos credit John Bridges (rspb-images.com)
Blogger: Kate Blincoe, Communications Manager
Look out of your window. The catkins are swaying in the spring breeze, the blue tit is hunting out caterpillars for its young family and an early bumblebee buzzes by. Nature is busy all around us.
What if pound signs were flashing over all these beautiful, natural events? If you look on these living things as paid workers for us then the catkins tree is capturing carbon, the blue tit is performing pest control on your garden and the bumblebee is a professional pollinator. All these creatures are in fact performing tiny actions that in sum, add up to a healthy environment and hence healthy economy. In simple terms, if they didn’t do it for free, we’d have to pay to find a technical replacement.
Let’s look at some of the massive ways in which we benefit financially from nature. Carefully managed wetlands reduce the risk of flooding to our homes and businesses. Salt marshes, such wonderful habitats, provide protection from sea level rise, acting like big sponges. Forests and peat bogs store carbon for us, helping in the battle against climate change.
The list doesn’t end there: It is estimated that one third of the human food supply depends on insect pollination, most of which is accomplished by bees pollinating crops. Of course, beautiful places with charismatic wildlife also equal booming tourism and lots of visitor spend – especially in our stunning region.
What about you and me and a walk together in the bluebell woods? Does that have pound signs attached to it? Yes. It will reduce our stress levels, increase our heart rates and hence improve our health. It’s a proven fact that nature is good news for the NHS budgets. For children, time spent in nature can even improve their behaviour and performance at school.
As a bit of a nature loving ‘tree hugger’, a part of me screams at this reduction of wonder and marvel to pounds and pennies. Wildlife means so much more than that and has a basic, intrinsic right to exist. I believe that is the case, however, when so many political arguments are made in financial terms, it doesn’t do us any harm to be able to speak that language too.
In a troubled economy, the need for a new development or construction project is often justified by saying growth is critical for our financial future. However, if we trash our special habitats and lose incredible species then, even in crude monetary terms, we risk jeopardising so much more than we gain. We overlook the function that the environment plays in our economy at our peril.
The bottom line is this: We need nature more than it needs us.
Article in Eastern Daily Press on Saturday 10 March 2012.
Photo by Mark Sisson (rspb-images.com)
Blogger: Jane Warren, RSPB in the East Green Team
As we edge along towards spring in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s worth sparing a thought for the climate. Today is the beginning of Climate Change Week (12-18 March), and there are easy ways for us all to get involved. Many of us are already doing our bit, but it’s always good to be reminded! So here are three things to do this week:
Get cooking with Climate Week cuisine: Make food part of the solution to climate change by eating a low carbon meal during Climate Week. Just follow one or all of these three tips: eat less meat or dairy, eat local and seasonal ingredients, and eat leftovers.
Walk, cycle or use public transport: Use Climate Week as an opportunity to use more sustainable ways to get to where you are going. Take the train or bus instead of driving. Take advantage of the spring weather (!) and walk or cycle, getting some additional exercise!
Swap, recycle or upcycle old things: Eliminate waste by finding a second life for things that would otherwise be thrown away. Host an event to swap unwanted items, such as books, toys or clothes, with friends or colleagues. Recycle unusual things like batteries, or electrical goods such as old mobile phones.
You can even recycle through Ebay, by taking up the RSPB’s Ebay for charity challenge. Do you have something lurking in a loft, back room, garage or shed? Something that you know has some saleable value but you have never got around to selling? This could be your chance to do just that and step up for nature at the same time! Please do get in touch with suggestions of what you might have to sell, and we can check if it is worth us getting our fabulous Ebay volunteers to sell it on the auction site for us. Please do not send anything to us without checking first and please note that we can’t accept electrical goods! (It’s worth repeating that so that our collector Matt Howard isn’t locked in the cellar as punishment along with the potential deluge of books, CDs, DVDs, autographed Barry Manilow LPs etc.) Matt is looking forward to hearing from you at email@example.com Tel: 01603 697515.
Our thanks to Climate Week for ideas and tips. Check out their website at www.climateweek.com and get inspired to create a sustainable future!
Blogger: Gena Correale-Wardle, Community Fundraising Officer
Do you remember in January when I blogged about the great partnership the RSPB had with Dozen Artisan Bakery and Pulse Cafe Bar, two great independent eateries in Norwich? I bet you’ve been waiting with baited breath to see how we got on....
Well, today I went to see the lovely manager of Pulse, Helen, as she presented us with a great big cheque (literally – see the photo!) for £86.50. That equates to 173 starters, mains and desserts eaten in aid of the RSPB. Dozen Artisan Bakery sold their field loaves for nature too – another £91 and 91 satisfied tummies and smiles on faces! Wouldn’t it be nice if all fundraising could be that easy?!
The lovely people at both outlets also hosted pin badge boxes and gave out lots of leaflets to promote Big Garden Birdwatch, raising awareness of the project as well as raising even more money (over £40) through pin badge donations. A win-win all round!
We are really glad to work with such great local, independent businesses in the area and hope we can do more with them in future. We are always looking for ways to get businesses involved throughout the whole of the Eastern England region so if you have any links or want to promote your business and raise money for nature in the process, do get in touch!
The money raised will help the RSPB save and protect wildlife supporting schools and families through field teaching programmes and schools visits as well as directly managing habitats for wildlife at our amazing nature reserves.
Thank you to all of you who ate great food and saved nature at the same time. Here’s to more fab little initiatives like this in the future! Email me at firstname.lastname@example.org or call me on 01603 697521.
Blogger: Adam Murray, Communications Officer
Last June you may have remembered my Swift, Swallows & House martins - I am a bit clueless blog post, well just as think I have nailed some of my bird ID skills I recently went on my hols to Osea Island.
We went as a family with my brother and his gang and spent the time walking the island when the causeway (as seen on the Woman in Black movie) was covered by the tide. The island was a perfect tonic as there were no modern day distractions that seem to fill our free time usually. This meant that we had an excuse of not doing very much at all – just what I needed after the crazy hustle bustle of the RSPB Eastern Region office in Norwich.
Each day we would spend many hours in wellies walking the island. In the interior we spotted dancing flocks of skylarks, eyeing foxes in the distance and then the adventurers inside us would walk alongside the beaches and salt marshes to circumnavigate our little piece of Essex. If we were lucky enough to get the tides right we would see vast numbers of birds coming into feed or queuing up ready for the seafood frenzy. The rest of my family were happy to spot a “funny looking goose” or distinctive oyster catcher with their carrot beaks. I on the other hand, trained zoologist and bitten by the RSPB bug, realised that I wasn’t just seeing a few species of animals out there on the mud flats but dozens – all ever so slightly different. However, this is my question to you – how on earth are you supposed to tell the difference? I am now going to give it a go. The keen ones amongst you, feel free to correct me, I won’t take it personally ;)
Dunlin: Little fella, grey wings, white belly, slightly curved beak
Turnstone: Little, black wings, white belly, red legs
Common sandpiper: brown body, straight beak, black eye stripe
Curlew sandpiper: if you squidged the two sandpipers together
Green sandpiper: dark, white bellied sandpiper that is not green
Grey plover: a more speckly version of a turnstone
Curlew: This one I get, bendy beak and big as a chicken!
Redshank: Medium sized, red legs and red beak near face
Spotted redshank: red legs, black top beak, red lower beak
So, can you see why I was confused. It doesn't help that when I was reading the information on my RSPB i-phone app it told me that these are the winter plumages of these birds - so as new species come in for the summer I will have to learn this all over again. I did however figure out that the bird call I has associated with the wilds of southern Ireland ( a previous family holiday) was not the charismatic oyster catcher but the close neighbours the curlew.
I guess the beauty of this whole thing is now, once I get my eye in, I realise how many different species find the eerie and beautiful Essex coast a perfect tonic, just what they need.

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After speaking with Matt Kenseth via phone on Wednesday afternoon, I feel like I have a better grasp on why he made the decision to leave Roush Fenway Racing for a yet-to-be-named team (likely Joe Gibbs Racing).
While Kenseth can't or won't say everything that led to his decision, he was very forthcoming about the details he felt he could talk about.
Here are some common questions from you and a few answers that might help you understand the move:
Kenseth doesn't have a full-time sponsor at Roush this year and might not have had one next year. Was stability the reason he left?
The stability of just having a job and staying in the sport ranks "almost on the bottom" of his priority list, Kenseth said.
"Winning races and trying to race for championships is on the top of my list, because you never know how long you can do this stuff," the 40-year-old said. "You never know when your last race is or your last lap is or your last win is or any of that."
Reading between the lines on everything that's happened, it seems like the decision to leave was Kenseth's -- though it certainly doesn't hurt Roush to move one of its younger, cheaper drivers in Ricky Stenhouse Jr. up the ladder into the Sprint Cup Series.
If Kenseth is having such a solid year and leading the points, why did he go looking for another team?
He didn't. Other teams knew Kenseth was a free agent who was unsigned past this season, and the driver said he was approached by one who had an opportunity that intrigued him. As recently as a month or two ago, Kenseth planned on being at Roush for his entire career -- just as team owner Jack Roush said he did.
When he got the initial phone call expressing interest, Kenseth said he didn't think, "Yeah, that's what I'm going to do for sure."
"But after some talking and getting to know some people and some things that were happening, I think it just felt like it was the right thing to do," he said. "You look back and you're like, 'Oh man, I hope this is right.' But I felt really strongly it was the right thing to do and that was the place for me and the time to go do that. And I still feel like that."
Was there a behind-the-scenes argument at Roush that we don't know about?
Not according to Kenseth, who said he knows the lack of "one great reason" makes it harder for reporters and fans to understand his decision.
"It's a combination of a lot of things and timing," he said. "There's nobody that was mad. There wasn't a fight, there wasn't a disagreement or somebody not doing something. There wasn't really any of that. I know that doesn't sound like a good answer, but that's really the truth."
Kenseth said there was "no resistance from anywhere," and that it felt like all the pieces just fell into place for his move to happen. It certainly helped Kenseth to know Roush wanted to get Stenhouse Jr. into a Cup car.
"I really think things happen for a reason and things line up like that sometimes," he said. "When they do, that's how it was meant to go – and that's what happened here."
OK, but this is all about the money, right?
Kenseth has always been sensitive about his contract situation and won't discuss financial details. And this year, it's worth noting, Kenseth wouldn't even publicly acknowledge his free agent status.
If he was going for a big payday, he perhaps could have used the media to gain leverage -- either with Roush or potential suitors -- but instead, he kept quiet about it the whole time.
Sources told SB Nation that Kenseth might actually be taking a pay cut with his new team rather than scoring a bigger deal. If he'd remained at Roush, though, he may have gotten even less due to the sponsorship situation there.
Roush will save millions per year by signing Stenhouse Jr. instead of Kenseth, which will lower the price point for sponsorship.
Why can't Kenseth and his new team (again, likely JGR) just announce their deal now? Are there sponsorship concerns still to be worked out?
Kenseth said he simply couldn't talk about the details of where he's headed in 2013, even the reasons why an announcement can't be made yet. He said the news will be made public "hopefully sooner than later" and all sides had already reached an agreement, including his new sponsors.
"Everything is set; everything is in place," he said. "I think we're good there. I feel good about '13 and beyond. I don't think it's any of that."
The driver said his new team -- which he called "another very winning organization" -- is a good fit for him and he believes he can be successful there.
Isn't Kenseth getting kind of old to start over with a new team?
Not at all. Though Kenseth is 40, that's not old for a race car driver. Tony Stewart just won the championship at 40 last year, and Mark Martin is still racing competitively at age 53.
Kenseth said Wednesday it's impossible to say right now how much longer he plans to race.
"I just don't know," he said. "And by saying 'I don't know,' I feel like that means I'm so far away from the end or when I want to walk away that I can't even fathom when that is. I sure hope to be driving for a long time."
Why can't the media just respect Kenseth's decision and leave him alone?
Kenseth knew there were questions about his move and wanted to fulfill interview requests for as many reporters as possible. It was his decision to talk for so long.
He spent three straight hours on Wednesday afternoon doing phone interviews with 13 different reporters and answering mostly the same questions the entire time.
I'm still confused. Will all the details about Kenseth's decision come out eventually?
Not if the driver has his way. Kenseth, who has always been a private person, said there's nothing to be gained by talking about some of the specific conversations or factors that led to the move.
"There are a fair amount of closed-door things or feelings or circumstances or whatever that will probably never get talked about, just because it doesn't do anybody any good at the end of the day," he said.
That said, once Kenseth and his new team make their announcement, everything might make more sense.

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Rain sure to be a factor for Game 2
If clubs can't go Saturday, series would resume on Sunday
NEW YORK -- Alex Rodriguez took dozens of ground balls at third base late on Saturday afternoon, looking every bit like someone who expected to be playing in a few hours. He may have been cold, but he was dry.
The field at Yankee Stadium remained uncovered three hours before the scheduled 7:57 p.m. ET first pitch of Game 2 of the American League Championship Series on FOX, as a threatening forecast appeared to be holding off and increasing hopes that there would be baseball in the Bronx.
"When I looked this morning, it looked grim," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "Now I look at it and I think we've got a pretty decent shot of playing. I know the percentages went down. It seems like it might be like it was yesterday."
Girardi and Angels manager Mike Scioscia are scheduled to meet with representatives from Major League Baseball at 7 p.m. to discuss the forecast for Saturday's game. The two clubs fit in nine innings of action on Friday, with the Yankees defeating the Angels, 4-1, despite raw conditions.
The Yankees opened the gates for Game 2 as scheduled at 4:30 p.m. ET.
In the event that Game 2 could not be played on Saturday, an effort would be made to play the contest on Sunday before both clubs travel across the country. Game 3 of the ALCS is scheduled to be played at 4:13 p.m. ET on Monday at Angel Stadium in Anaheim.
As of 7:30 p.m., Weather.com -- the official Web site of the Weather Channel -- had raised the chance of precipitation to 55 percent for the first pitch of Game 2, with temperatures around 47 degrees and northeast winds at 15-25 mph. The chances of precipitation jumped to 60 percent at 10 p.m. and 70 percent overnight.
The National Weather Service continues to predict that Game 2 will see a 100 percent chance of precipitation, with a low around 41 degrees and a northeast wind between 14 and 20 mph, and gusts as high as 33 mph. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half-inch are possible.
AccuWeather.com was predicting a 67 percent chance of precipitation between the hours of 7 and 10 p.m. on Saturday, with a light, intermittent rain and drizzle becoming steadier rain as game time nears.
The scheduled starting pitchers for both clubs -- Joe Saunders for the Angels and A.J. Burnett for the Yankees -- are aware of the forecasts and the possibility that they may wind up pitching on Sunday instead of Saturday, or enduring a delay of some length.
"For us, it's just a matter of taking care of business, and whatever the weather throws at us, we have to deal with it, just like the Yankees have to deal with it," Saunders said. "They're just as cold as we are."
"The weather is not going to be a factor," Burnett said. "And if I need an extra day because of the weather, I'll do what I have to do to be ready for Sunday."
In the event of a postponement, Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said that the tickets for Game 2 would be honored when that game is played. For example, if Saturday's game is pushed to Sunday, the tickets would be accepted at Yankee Stadium gates then.
Major League Baseball has made no official announcement as of yet concerning a start time if Game 2 were to be moved to Sunday.
The Yankees have invited all fans interested in weather updates concerning future home games to check out Yankees.com/weather.
Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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