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Washington, DC— Five members of the American Association for Justice received the association's Trial Lawyers Care Award on Saturday, July 11, in recognition of their outstanding volunteer activities that contribute positively to the community and serve those in need.
The recipients include Glenn Armentor of the Glenn Armentor Law Corporation in Lafayette, La.; the law firm of Bartimus, Frickleton, Robertson & Goza, P.C. with offices in Greater Kansas City, Mo.; David Daggett of Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law in Winston-Salem, N.C.; Patrick Perotti of Dworken & Bernstein Co., L.P.A., in Ohio; and David Singer of David W. Singer & Associates in Hollywood, Fla.
Glenn Armentor grew up in poverty and was on a path headed for prison until three mentors, including an attorney, helped turn his life around. Armentor started the Pay it Forward Scholarship in 2010 which gives multiple 10-thousand-dollar scholarships every year to Louisiana students in need who want to attend college. And, he's showing other lawyers how to set up similar programs.
David Daggett co-founded "Safe Sober Prom Night" 25 years ago to educate students, and motivate them to focus on goals such as graduating and being successful, productive, healthy adults. The programs run in 47 high schools in North Carolina. David and law partner Griff Shuler, and teams from their firm—Dagget Shuler, Attorneys at Law—meet with the students every year. Shuler will accept the TLC Award on Daggett's behalf at the award luncheon.
Patrick Perotti of Dworken & Bernstein, Co., L.P.A., founded Ohio Lawyers Give Back, a program that uses the doctrine of cy pres to direct millions of dollars each year to charities and nonprofits. In the last nine years, Patrick has distributed more than $25 million dollars to more than 170 charities and non-profits.
For nearly 25 years, David Singer has organized one of the most successful American Cancer Society fundraisers in the nation. He started volunteering in honor of his mother-in-law who died of pancreatic cancer in 1992. Singer's annual "Jail & Bail" and silent auction involves everyone at his Hollywood, Fla., firm, David W. Singer & Associates.
The firm Bartimus, Frickleton, Robertson & Goza touches the Kansas City community many ways: Monthly volunteer efforts at a local food pantry; contributions to end Juvenile Diabetes; supporting the local children's hospital; giving to families in need at holiday time; donating school supplies; and the firm's commitment to making hundreds of sandwiches every week for a homeless shelter in Kansas City. They haven't missed a week in more than two decades. Jim Bartimus will accept the TLC Award on behalf of the firm.
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Metropolitní region Vídeň-Bratislava je metropolitní region ve Střední Evropě zahrnující některá  území Rakouska a Slovenska. Mimo dvou centrálních a hlavních měst, Vídně a Bratislavy, zahrnuje také slovenské kraje Bratislavský a Trnavský, na území Rakouska pak spolkové země Burgenland a Dolní Rakousko. Žije zde okolo 4,6 miliónu obyvatel.

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This Salt Lake City hotel offers a convenient location. Those who are staying at the Marriott City Center Hotel Salt Lake City will find that they are only a few blocks from the Salt Palace Convention Center and Temple Square. They will be able to find many places in the area where they can go shopping and have something to eat. The hotel is only 12 miles from the Salt Lake City International Airport. Guests that are staying at the Marriott City Center Hotel Salt Lake City will find that many attractions are within walking distance. To reach other areas, they can use public transportation or rental cars. The hotel has 359 rooms, all of which are smoke free. Some of the amenities that guests will find in the rooms at the Marriott City Center Hotel Salt Lake City include 32-inch flat screen TVs with cable, access to the Internet, bathrooms, and bathrobes. The hotel has a lobby and an onsite Starbucks. Guests will be able to swim in the indoor pool, and they can work out in the fitness center. The Marriott City Center Hotel Salt Lake City also offers a concierge desk and meeting rooms for those traveling on business.
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Published: February 19, 2022, 4:34 PM
Updated: February 19, 2022, 5:37 PM
Tags: Sports, Bruce Pearl, Billy Donovan, Jabari Smith, Tyree Appleby, Tre Mann
Appleby takes over, Florida rallies past No. 2 Auburn 63-62
Published: February 19, 2022, 4:34 PM Updated: February 19, 2022, 5:37 PM
Florida guard Tyree Appleby (22), left, talks with broadcasters as he celebrates Florida's 63-62 win over Auburn during an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 19, 2022, in Gainesville, Fla. (AP Photo/Alan Youngblood)
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Tyree Appleby found himself swarmed by students, fans and teammates at midcourt. It was the first time a scene like that unfolded at the O'Connell Center in more than 30 years.
Appleby was right in the middle of it, enjoying every second in the spotlight. He probably should have been lifted onto someone's shoulders, too.
Appleby scored 20 of his 26 points in the second half, Colin Castleton added 19 and Florida rallied to beat No. 2 Auburn 63-62 Saturday to extend its home dominance in the series. It was Florida's first home victory against a team ranked that high in the Associated Press college basketball poll.
And the crowd reaction showed.
"Happy for them they got a chance to have that moment postgame, for sure," said Florida coach Mike White, who improved to 5-0 against Auburn coach Bruce Pearl. "Pretty special."
The Tigers (24-3, 12-2 Southeastern Conference) lost their second straight on the road — both ending with fans rushing the floor — and dropped their first game in regulation. They previously lost to UConn and Arkansas in overtime.
Appleby had everything to do with this one, which was Florida's 14th straight over Auburn in Gainesville. The senior made 6 of 9 shots in the second half, including 4 of 6 from 3-point range, and was perfect from the free-throw line.
Still, the Tigers had a chance in the final seconds. Wendell Green Jr. got the ball with 7.1 seconds to play and was dribbling at the top of the key when he tried to pass to Walker Kessler down low. The Gators (17-10, 7-7) knocked it away, and the clock ran out.
Florida students poured onto the court to celebrate, but police officers quickly moved them back into the stands. They returned and started chanting "Appleby, Appleby." It was the first court storming in Gainesville since a victory against TCU in the NIT in 1986.
"That's surprising," White said.
Appleby, a 6-foot-1 guard who transferred from Cleveland State three years ago, dominated down the stretch, creating open shots for teammates and hitting a huge 3-pointer with about 4 minutes to play and another with 2:16 remaining that push the lead to 61-53.
Projected lottery pick Jabari Smith scored 28 points to lead Auburn. K.D. Johnson chipped in 12, and Walker Kessler added 11.
"We relied too much on Jabari," said Pearl, who also lamented his team's 17 turnovers. "We're best when everybody contributed and that wasn't the case today."
The Tigers were hoping to end a 13-game skid in the O'Connell Center, a losing streak that started shortly after former Florida coach Billy Donovan arrived in Gainesville. Auburn's last win in the O'Dome came in February 1996, one month before the Gators hired Donovan.
Pearl's team used a solid second half – its opening 20 minutes were close to abysmal – to take control. The Tigers put together a 21-4 run that spanned halftime, turning an eight-point deficit into a nine-point lead. Smith was huge during the spurt, contributing two 3-pointers, a three-point play, a jumper, two free throws and a blocked shot.
The Gators missed all 10 shots during an 8 ½-minute span in which Auburn was closing the gap and building its lead. But Florida made seven 3s in the second half, including three in the final 5 minutes to eke out a victory.
"It feels good. I won't lie to you, it feels really good," Castleton said.
Auburn likely will drop a few more spots in the next AP college basketball poll, which will be released Monday.
NBA SIGHTING
Former Florida guard and current Oklahoma City backup Tre Mann sat courtside for the game. Mann averaged 16 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.5 assists a game as a sophomore for the Gators last season. The Thunder selected him 18th overall in last year's NBA draft.
Auburn: Despite losing for the second time in four games – both on the road – the Tigers are still the best team in the SEC and likely will be a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. They clearly need to get more consistent play from their backcourt, which had 10 of the 17 turnovers.
Florida: The Gators needed a victory like this to improve their chances of making a fifth straight NCAA Tournament. They had lost two in a row.
Auburn hosts Ole Miss on Wednesday night. The Tigers won the first meeting between the teams, 80-71 in mid-January.
Florida hosts No. 23 Arkansas on Tuesday night. The Razorbacks have won six straight at home entering Saturday's game against Tennessee.
More AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25


For the 37th edition of the Irish Biennial in Limerick, titled 'Still (the) Barbarians' EVA International commissioned Willem de Rooij for new work. Curator was Koyo Kouoh. The Biennale coincided with the 100-year commemoration of the Easter Rising in 1916 (the start of the war for independence against Britain) and focused thematically on the worldwide post-colonial typology with the post-colonial condition of Ireland as central point of view.


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Свяще́нная ма́йна () — певчая птица семейства скворцовых.

Описание
Длина тела составляет 29 см. Оперение священной майны чёрное, при соответствующем освещении оно переливается зеленоватым цветом. Самый выделяющийся внешний признак — это жёлтые лоскуты кожи по бокам головы, которые тянутся до затылка. Следующий признак — это жёлтый клюв, которым птица поедает плоды и насекомых.

Выделяют следующие подвиды:
G. r. andamanensis,
G. r. batuensis,
G. r. intermedia,
G. r. palawanensis,
G. r. peninsularis,
G. r. religiosa и
G. r. venerata.

Распространение
Священная майна распространена в Шри-Ланке, юго-западной и восточной Индии, Гималаях, Индокитае, на Борнео, Яве и Зондских островах. Птицы живут парами или небольшими семейными союзами.

Гнездо устраивает в дупле дерева. В кладке 2—3 яйца. Продолжительность жизни птиц примерно 15 лет.

В неволе

Священная майна популярна как домашнее животное. Производимые птицей звуки громкие, резкие.
Выкормленная с 10-дневного возраста человеком, священная майна становится контактной.
Они легко имитируют лай собаки, мяуканье кошки, длинные фразы человека, хорошо передавая интонацию.
Содержат священных майн в больших клетках горизонтального типа, большинство птиц любит купаться, поэтому обширная поилка для них обязательна.
Кормят священных майн, как и других крупных насекомоядных птиц — сырым или варёным мясом, отварной рыбой, кашами, булкой с тёртой морковью, творогом, крутым яйцом.
В рационе священных майн ежедневно должны быть яблоки, изюм или виноград, другие фрукты и ягоды.
В качестве живого корма им предлагают тропических тараканов, мучных червей, личинок зофобасов, дождевых червей, улиток, а в летний период — бабочек, кузнечиков, голых гусениц, жесткокрылых и лягушат.

Примечания

Литература
 Ali, Salim & Sidney Dillon Ripley (1983): Bird Numbers 1015-1017 [Hill mynas]. In: Handbook of the Birds of India and Pakistan (2nd ed., vol. 5): 191-194. Oxford University Press, New Delhi.

Скворцовые
Птицы Азии
Животные, описанные в 1758 году
Домашние птицы
Говорящие птицы


Faliha Altaf Mukhi graduated from the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa in 2017 with an International Baccalaureate Diploma and is now pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Global Business and Digital Art at the University of Waterloo, Canada. Faliha's proud parents, Aneela and Altaf Mukhi, are very happy with their child's experience at the Academy. "The overall progress that we have seen in her is outstanding, both academically and non-academically!" they exclaim.
Faliha's parents reside in Kampala, Uganda. Enrolling their daughter at the Aga Khan Academy, they say, was one of their best decisions. They feel that the educational experience provided by the Academy is exceptional, in the Eastern African region and beyond.
According to her parents, Faliha was able to take advantage of a number of development opportunities during her two years at the Academy. For example, she was the president of the Green Gang, an environmental protection endeavour, and was also involved in reporting for the school's website. In addition, Faliha participated in several information technology projects such as database creation and graphic design – she designed certificates, logos and marketing materials. "This experience at the Academy contributed tremendously towards her dream career in digital art. Through the Academy, she also had an opportunity to intern at the Aga Khan Foundation Uganda which further increased her IT skills and leadership capacity," her parents mention proudly.
"The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa is modern and well informed in implementing an effective educational approach," say Aneela and Altaf. They particularly appreciated the communication facilitated by the Academy through which parents are kept up to date on the curriculum, activities, assignments, results as well as overall performance. "This regular monitoring through effective means of communication helps the parents to take immediate action and ask for assistance from the very cooperative and talented teachers," they comment.
For Faliha's parents, the Aga Khan Academy helped tap into the hidden talents and potential of their child. "The day we were informed by our daughter's mentor that she had successfully led her team towards their destination on their mountaineering adventure on Mount Kassigau, we felt very proud indeed! It made us reflect on her perseverance, leadership and analytical ability for problem solving. These innate abilities, somehow, remained subdued before this experience at the Academy," they note.


Kim Kardashian has been a long term endorser of the light-up cell phone case LuMee. Now the star's brand Kimisaprincess Inc. is facing a $100 million patent infringement lawsuit. A man named Hooshmand Harooni is claiming that the LuMee light-up concept was his to begin with.


New York has also interviewed former Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy , Kansas City offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy and former Miami coach Adam Gase.
The 63-year-old Caldwell was most recently Detroit's head coach, going 36-28 with the Lions from 2014-17. He also was 26-22 in three years with the Colts from 2009-11, including a Super Bowl appearance in the 2009 season. Caldwell also met with Cleveland and Green Bay for their openings.
The Jets are also scheduled to interview Tampa Bay offensive coordinator Todd Monken on Tuesday.


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This mostly raw smoked salmon pate recipe is great for anyone who has left over pulp from juicing carrots. If you have missed the taste of smoked salmon, then trying this recipe is a must.
Thank you for taking the time to watch this video I did give the incorrect amount of lemon juice needed - it is 3 tbs and not 4. I apologize for this mix up.
In this video I show you how to create an easy dinner idea that takes less that hour to prepare.
This plant based, raw vegan mushroom soup is so creamy and delicious. it can also be served as mushroom gravy when prepared with less water.
Asian Inspired Sprout Salad with Cilantro Lime and Ginger Dressing. A raw vegan salad recipe. This salad packed full of nutrients and lots of Asian inspired flavor! One of my family's favourites and sure to be one of yours!
In this video I share with you how to make my delicious take on pesto. This great tasting on pesto can be enjoyed over pasta or as a dip with crudites, cracker or chips. My favourite way to serve it is with zucchini noodles.
This video show you how I make my raw vegan, plant based pepita/pumpkin seed pate with a Mexican inspired flavor. This pate is very versatile; and I show you a meal idea at the end of the video.
In this video I share with you one of my family's favorite desserts; my strawberry cake with pecan crumble. This raw vegan, plant based cake is so rich and delicious, made with fresh strawberries and young Thai coconut meat.
This Spicy Avocado Sauce Zucchini Noodles is an easy and delicious dish that can be enjoyed for either lunch or dinner.


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Sunday Update
The Ravens appear to be calling off the dogs in Week 18 after ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the team will hold J.K. Dobbins out of the lineup today in preparation for the wild-card round. Additionally, the team is not expected to announce its starting quarterback until pregame warmups. We know Lamar Jackson (knee) will not play, but Tyler Huntley (shoulder) still remains questionable. If Huntley is unable to play, it would be Anthony Brown under center for Baltimore. The Ravens are the AFC's likely sixth seed, but they do have a path to moving up to the five spot.
Locked into the NFC's sixth seed, the Giants will start Davis Mills in place of Daniel Jones at QB today against the Eagles. Don't expect to see much from New York's starters today.
The 49ers activated Elijah Mitchell (knee) from injured reserve yesterday, putting him on track to suit up today against the Cardinals. Mitchell compiled rushing shares of 44%, 32% and 24% in the three games he has played with Christian McCaffrey in the backfield.
Friday Update
The NFL has announced the previously suspended Bills-Bengals Week 17 game will not be rescheduled and the league has approved changes to the upcoming AFC playoffs. Specifically, the AFC Championship will be played at a neutral site this year, and a coin flip will be held to determine home-field advantage in a potential Bengals-Ravens matchup should the teams meet in the opening round of the playoffs.
Jalen Hurts (shoulder) remains on track to start Week 18 for the Eagles, after head coach Nick Sirianni said that Hurts is "trending in the right direction" today. The Eagles can clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC with a win.
Deebo Samuel (ankle) will play in Week 18, according to head coach Kyle Shanahan. For Deebo, this will be his first game action since Week 14. San Francisco is in contention for the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they'd need a win over the Cardinals and an Eagles loss to the Giants in order to clinch. Eagles-Giants and 49ers-Cardinals will both kickoff at the same time, and with Philly listed as a 14-point favorite in their game, it's possible San Francisco takes their foot off the gas if the results aren't breaking favorably for them.
The same caution should be exercised with Christian McCaffrey (ankle/knee), who will also start for the 49ers after missing the first two practice sessions this week with his injuries.
The Ravens ruled out Lamar Jackson (knee) for Week 18, while backup QB Tyler Huntley (shoulder) "has a chance to play," according to head coach John Harbaugh. If Huntley is unable to go, Baltimore would start undrafted free agent Anthony Brown at QB.
D'Onta Foreman (knee) is questionable to play this weekend after being added to the Panthers' injury report today. As an impending free agent on a team that has been eliminated from playoff contention, Foreman will be difficult to trust if he is active this weekend.
After a one-game absence, Tony Pollard (thigh) will be back in the lineup this weekend. Pollard was a full practice participant throughout this week.
The Commanders will be without both Brian Robinson (knee) and Antonio Gibson (foot) this weekend at running back. The team will turn to Jonathan Williams and Jaret Patterson in the backfield in rookie QB Sam Howell's pro debut.
Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) will miss the regular season finale, and if Teddy Bridgewater (finger) is active, it will only be in a backup capacity. Seventh-round rookie Skylar Thompson will start for the Dolphins in a must-win game this weekend against the Jets. The Dolphins need a win and a Patriots loss to the Bills in order to qualify for the postseason.
On the other side of that game, the Jets will start Joe Flacco – not Zach Wilson – at QB after Mike White (ribs) was ruled out for Week 18.
As has been the case for the last five weeks, Trevor Lawrence is listed as questionable to play with a toe injury on the Jaguars' final injury report. Expect to see Lawrence under center for Jacksonville in a must-win game against Tennessee.
James Conner (shin/knee) will be held out of Arizona's season finale after missing practice all week. The Cardinals will deploy a backfield platoon of Keaontay Ingram and Corey Clement against the 49ers.
While Josh Jacobs (hip) has not yet been ruled out for Week 18, The Athletic's Vic Tafur speculates that Jacobs could miss his first game of the season on Sunday. If that's the case, it would open up an opportunity for rookie Zamir White against the Chiefs.
For the Patriots, Jakobi Meyers (shoulder) and Jonnu Smith (concussion) are both questionable to play, while DeVante Parker (concussion) has been removed from the final injury report, putting him on track to see his first game action since Week 14. Meyers has been able to practice as a limited participant throughout this week, and he has played through a "questionable" tag multiple times this season already. In a must-win spot for New England, I'd anticipate him playing, but we'll have to wait for an official word from the team.
Week 18 Headlines
The suspended Week 17 contest between the Bills and Bengals remains in flux while Damar Hamlin recovers from a cardiac episode suffered during the game. We send our best wishes to Damar and his family.
Joshua Dobbs will make another start in relief of Ryan Tannehill (ankle) as Tennessee takes on Jacksonville with first place in the AFC South on the line.
Tampa Bay has clinched the NFC South, but the Bucs are not planning to rest their starters for the whole game, according to head coach Todd Bowles.
Lamar Jackson's single season rushing record by a QB will remain intact with Justin Fields ruled out for Week 18
Jalen Hurts (shoulder) is expected to play this week, as the Eagles can clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC with a win vs. the Giants.
Chiefs at Raiders, Saturday 4:30 PM ET
The No. 1 seed and a first-round bye are still in play for the Chiefs, who will visit the Raiders as 9.5-point favorites on Saturday. Playing in the first game to kickoff in Week 18, Kansas City will not know the results of Buffalo-New England while facing the Raiders, and I'd expect them to go all out.
Kansas City has a couple of injury situations to track after Mecole Hardman (abdomen) suffered a setback last week that forced him to miss another week of action, while Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle) is eligible to come off IR at any time after missing the minimum four games.
With CEH's return looming, I'd have a hard time buying in on Isiah Pacheco, who has led Kansas City in rush attempts in each of the last eight games. The Chiefs are simply not running the ball enough for Pacheco to weather a potential threat to his workload. Jerick McKinnon's value would be less affected, as he has generated most of his fantasy value through the air, but it would still not be great news for him either.
Hardman's potential return would be bad news for Kadarius Toney, whose tenure in Kansas City has overlapped with Hardman's injury. Until we get more news on these two players, I'm probably limiting my buys to Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce in this offense.
Eliminated from playoff contention, the Raiders made a change at quarterback last week to get a look at backup Jarrett Stidham, and the results were positive. In his first start, Stidham racked up 365 passing yards against the league's No. 2 rated defense with three touchdowns and two interceptions. Unfortunately, Stidham's player cards are fairly expensive in the marketplace currently, and I don't think you can justify paying these prices for a one-week rental. It remains to be seen whether Davante Adams and free-agent-to-be Josh Jacobs will see playing time in the season finale. Both have the upside to make sense as one-week plays, but I would want clarity from head coach Josh McDaniels before pulling the trigger.
Best Buy: Patrick Mahomes ($13.80, $47, $499.99, $3,999, $39,420.69)
Titans at Jaguars, Saturday 8:15 PM ET
The winner of this game will clinch the AFC South and its automatic playoff berth, with the Jaguars currently favored by 6.5 points at home.
I'm not sure we can take away much from the Titans' Week 17 performance in a game the team rested Derrick Henry (hip), as Tennessee should look much different this week with Henry back in the lineup. When these two teams faced off in Week 14, Henry racked up 155 scrimmage yards with two touchdowns on 22 opportunities, and we should expect an even heftier workload this week in a must-win scenario.
Joshua Dobbs should get another start with Ryan Tannehill (ankle) out of the lineup this week. Dobbs was an upgrade over Malik Willis last week, but nothing to write home about. Treylon Burks does have some appeal here as a contrarian option on the Saturday two-game slate after leading the team with 66 yards in Dobbs' first start of the season.
Last week, the Jaguars let their foot off the gas and pulled the starters late in an easy win vs. the Texans. Travis Etienne Jr. still got there with massive usage on a season-low (excluding one game he left with injury) 24 snaps played. But for the most part, everyone else was game scripted out. Etienne had one of his worst games of the season (32 yards on 17 carries, no targets) vs. the Titans in the teams' first meeting, but I would still expect him to be a popular option on the Saturday slate with better results this time around. Trevor Lawrence is the obvious QB2 behind Mahomes on the Saturday slate, and he's in play on the Saturday-Sunday slate, as well.
With all that being said, this is a situation where I'm looking to play the cards I already own from these two teams instead of looking to the marketplace for help. If you guess wrong and buy players from the losing team, you run the risk of buying cards at elevated prices and only getting one game of utility in return.
Best Buy: None
Buccaneers at Falcons, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
The Falcons have been in evaluation mode for three weeks after turning the offense over to rookie Desmond Ridder in Week 15. With Ridder under center, the team has still struggled to move the ball through the air, and Ridder's rushing ability has not yet shown up, with only 17 rushing yards over his past two games.
Tyler Allgeier posted a career-high 59% rushing share last week, and he may have made sense as a one-week rental in Reignmakers this week under different circumstances. But Allgeier is currently priced among the top 10 running backs, and he did briefly leave last week's game with an injury. I'm probably not pulling the trigger on Allgeier here as a result. I'm not going out of my way to purchase Drake London's cards either. London has retained a large target share with Ridder under center, but I'd rather take a chance on a player with multi-week playoff upside if turning to the marketplace this week.
With last week's win, the Bucs are now locked in as the No. 4 seed in the NFC, but the team is not planning to rest their starters in Week 18, according to head coach Todd Bowles. Bowles said the team "can get better at a lot of things, so right now, we plan on playing (Brady)." While it seems certain that Brady and company will start the game, I think there is still some risk that the starters are pulled at some point, especially if the offense looks good early on. I'm probably not going to be playing my Bucs cards this week in my best lineups for that reason, but I do have interest in this offense ahead of the playoffs. I'll be monitoring prices on Tom Brady, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and Leonard Fournette throughout the week.
Best Buy: Tom Brady ($7.50, $20.98, $175, $650, $3,300)
Texans at Colts, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
The Texans have long been eliminated from playoff contention, and the only player with any fantasy relevance whatsoever over the past two weeks has been Brandin Cooks. If you're looking for someone to fill the last spot in your Week 18 lineup, Cooks is a fine bet. He is still seeing consistent targets, and his player cards are dirt cheap (CORE: $0.40, RARE: $2), but it would obviously be a single-week rental.
After Nick Foles (rib) was knocked out of last week's game, Sam Ehlinger will be the Week 18 starter for the Colts. In Ehlinger's two starts this season, Michael Pittman Jr. has averaged only 37.5 yards per game, taking him out of play on this slate for me.
The workload has been there for Zack Moss ever since Jonathan Taylor was sidelined with an ankle injury. Moss is currently priced as RB24 in the Reignmakers Marketplace, and at those levels, I'd prefer another option with the potential for multi-week playoff upside.
Patriots at Bills, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
It's a bit hard to forecast this week's Bills-Patriots game following Damar Hamlin's scary injury and subsequent suspension of play in the Bills-Bengals game on Monday. The Bills do have a shot at the AFC's No. 1 seed, but they are half-game behind the Chiefs, and it's currently unclear what will happen to the suspended game from Week 17. There is a lot of short-term uncertainty for Buffalo, and I'll do my best to update this article as more information is released throughout the week. In the meantime, everyone at Lucky Trader and DraftKings wishes Hamlin a speedy recovery.
After beating the Dolphins last week, the Patriots are in a win-and-get-in spot in Week 18 vs. the Bills. With that being said, FiveThirtyEight has given New England only a 22% chance of qualifying for the playoffs, and the Patriots are currently listed as 7.5-point dogs vs. the Bills.
Furthermore, even if we were confident in the Patriots' chances of qualifying for the playoffs, it's hard to know where to go in this offense. Rhamondre Stevenson had been a premier running back option while Damien Harris was out of the lineup, but in Harris' first game back, he out-carried Stevenson 9-8. In the receiving game, Jakobi Meyers is the safest option, but the Patriots could welcome back DeVante Parker (concussion) and Jonnu Smith (concussion) to an already murky target tree. Rookie Tyquan Thornton led the team in yardage last week on seven targets, and he has some appeal with the potential for a late-season rookie breakout at a cheap price point. But outside of that, I'm going to wait and see whether New England qualifies for the playoffs before looking to buy into this offense.
Best Buy: N/A
Panthers at Saints, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
The Panthers were eliminated from playoff contention with last week's loss vs. the Bucs, meaning they'll have nothing to play for vs. the Saints in Week 18. We could theoretically see the team rest starters in order to get a look at their younger players, but that becomes more difficult in Carolina since their rookie quarterback, Matt Corral (foot), is out for the year. Without a good read on the situation, I'm not planning to factor Carolina into my Week 18 Reignmakers plans.
The Saints are also out of playoff contention despite last week's win over the Jalen Hurts-less Eagles. Alvin Kamara is moderately interesting as a one-week rental at his RB21 price tag in the marketplace, but I would want confirmation that New Orleans will be playing its starters for the full game before buying his cards, and I doubt we will get that news given the Saints' position.
Vikings at Bears, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
The Bears have officially ruled out Justin Fields for Week 18, and Nathan Peterman will start. This is an offense we can ignore in Reignmakers.
The Vikings no longer have a path to the No. 1 seed in the NFC after losing last week vs. the Packers, but they can still move up or down in seeding pending Sunday's results. Entering the week, the Vikings have the same record as both the Cowboys and 49ers, whose games both kickoff at 4:25 p.m. ET. That means the Vikings won't know if the No. 2 seed is out of reach or not when they are playing the Bears on Sunday afternoon. How Minnesota chooses to balance seeding versus veteran rest remains to be seen, but they are currently listed as 5.5-point road favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Moving beyond playoff seeding, Justin Jefferson has his own personal motivation this week, as he needs 193 yards in Week 18 to break Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving record. Between the personal and team incentives, I'm projecting Jefferson for his normal usage in Week 18 barring further news from the team.
I've praised Dalvin Cook in this space many times since he lost his SuperStar designation in late October. On the season, Cook ranks No. 8 in terms of fantasy scoring at the running back position, and his ability to be paired in lineups with other SuperStar players will be especially important in the playoffs with shorter slates and most SuperStar players still active.
Best Buy: Dalvin Cook ($5.43, $30, $389.99, $1,500, $7,999.99)
Ravens at Bengals, Time TBA
The Bengals still have a path to the AFC's No. 1 seed, but it's hard to tell exactly what needs to happen while the status of the suspended Bengals-Bills Week 17 game hangs in the balance. Cincinnati is currently a game and a half behind Kansas City and one game back of Buffalo, pending the final results of last Monday's game. As with Buffalo, it's hard to forecast how the Bengals will move forward in the short term until we know more about Damar Hamlin's recovery and the NFL's plan for rescheduling or finalizing the suspended Week 17 game.
The Ravens have already clinched a playoff spot, and they can fall no lower than the No. 6 seed, even with a loss in Week 18. They can, however, move up to No. 5 with a win and a Chargers loss. That doesn't sound like much, but it may be the difference between facing either the Titans/Jaguars or Bengals/Bills in round one of the playoffs. Head coach John Harbaugh has already said that playoff seeding won't impact the team's decision to play or sit Lamar Jackson (knee) in Week 18. With so much up in the air between the team's motivation and Jackson's injury status, the only player I'm looking at in the short term is Mark Andrews, but I'd be looking to buy low on Jackson if we receive positive news on his return timeline this week.
Jets at Dolphins, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
To clinch a playoff spot, the Dolphins need to beat the Jets, and they also need the Patriots to lose vs. the Bills. The Dolphins will play at the same time as the Patriots, so there is a possibility that if the Patriots jump out to a big lead, the Dolphins will know they have nothing to play for late in the game, but I am treating this game as though Miami will be going all out to win.
If Miami is going to win though, they will need to do so without Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) after head coach Mike McDaniel said Tagovailoa is not part of the team's Week 18 plans. Backup QB Teddy Bridgewater suffered a dislocated finger last week, and his Week 18 status is not yet known. If Bridgewater is unable to go, Miami would turn to Skylar Thompson vs. New York. Because of all the uncertainty around Miami's playoff fate and its situation at QB, I'd prefer to take a wait-and-see approach here. In other words, I don't foresee myself playing any Dolphins this week unless we get word that Bridgewater will play, but I will be looking for opportunities to buy cards from Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle Sunday afternoon if it's looking like Miami will clinch a playoff spot.
The Jets have been eliminated from playoff contention, and their Week 18 game plan is currently unclear. Head coach Robert Saleh has said that the team does not plan to trade Zach Wilson this offseason, so is it possible the Jets go back to Wilson in the last game of the season? While we may expect a team that has been eliminated from the playoffs to play its young players in a meaningless game, the Jets have already been playing their younger players like Garrett Wilson, Zonovan Knight and Michael Carter heavily. Until we know more about the Jets' plans, I'm not interested in making any purchases here.
Browns at Steelers, Sunday 1:00 PM ET
The Browns are now 3-2 over Deshaun Watson's five starts after the team knocked the Commanders out of the playoff chase last week. While Cleveland has already been eliminated from playoff contention, I'd expect them to play the starters here as Watson continues to shake off the rust. Because Reignmakers is a season-long game and we have playoff slates to prepare for, I'm still not going out of my way to buy Browns players, but Watson, Amari Cooper and Nick Chubb are all under $8 at the RARE tier, and I can't imagine any of them will be popular on this slate.
With last week's win, the Steelers are still alive for a playoff spot…technically. In order to qualify, Pittsburgh would need to beat the Browns, and they would also need both the Patriots and Dolphins to lose their matchups against the Bills and Jets. Heading into the week, FiveThirtyEight has assigned a 21% probability of that scenario playing out.
Based on those odds, I'm treating the Steelers as single-week plays for now, but I'll be ready to head to the marketplace if Pittsburgh's odds improve based on how the week plays out. Should things break right for the Steelers, Najee Harris would be the main player I'm interested in. After a slow start to the season, Harris has now exceeded 80 scrimmage yards in six of his last eight games, and he has distanced himself from Jaylen Warren as the lead back over the second half of the season.
Chargers at Broncos, Sunday 4:25 PM ET
The Broncos gave the Chiefs a run for their money in Week 17 — the team's first game since firing former head coach Nathaniel Hackett. Despite the valiant effort, the team's fantasy production still left a lot to be desired, as Latavius Murray and Chase Edmonds operated as a committee in the backfield and Albert Okwuegbunam led all pass catchers with 45 yards. Courtland Sutton is cheap enough (CORE: $0.50, RARE: $3.75) to consider as a one-week fill-in, but other than that, I'm passing on Denver.
The Chargers have already clinched a playoff spot, but they are not yet locked into their seeding. Los Angeles is currently tied with Baltimore at 10-6, and if they're able to stay ahead of the Ravens in the standings, they'd be matched up with either the Titans or Jaguars as the AFC South winner instead of the Bills/Bengals in round one. How much that matters to the Chargers is currently unclear, and I'll be on the lookout for clues from the coaching staff throughout the week. For now, I'm taking a wait-and-see approach with the Chargers in Week 18 until we have more clarity on the team's motivations.
Cowboys at Commanders, Sunday 4:25 PM ET
The Cowboys can still clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but they'd need a win vs. the Commanders, along with losses by the Eagles and 49ers. If Dallas wins and one of those two teams loses, Dallas would be the No. 2 seed. I think there is probably enough motivation here, but it certainly wouldn't be surprising to see the Cowboys pull their starters if things don't break in their favor early on.
The main player to watch heading into Week 18 is Tony Pollard, who missed last week's game with a thigh injury. Pollard was unable to practice in any capacity last week, and I'm considering him questionable to play in Week 18 pending further news. Last week in Pollard's absence, Ezekiel Elliott's snap share (66%) and rushing share (59%) were up slightly, with most of Pollard's workload going to Malik Davis.
Dallas is an attractive target heading into the playoffs as the likely No. 2 or 3 seed in the NFC. They'll have a strong chance of advancing deep into the playoffs and are unlikely to lose a game to a bye week. For that reason, I'd be looking at Dak Prescott this week in preparation for the playoffs.
The Commanders were eliminated from playoff contention with last week's loss vs. the Browns, and it's somewhat difficult to predict how they'll treat Week 18 vs. the Cowboys. Their fifth-round draft pick from the 2022 NFL Draft, Sam Howell, will start at QB. With Howell starting, It will be hard to endorse any of Washington's passing game options against a Cowboys defense that ranks within the top 10 in terms of fewest passing yards allowed this season. Based on what we know early in the week.
Brian Robinson Jr. carried the ball 24 times with Antonio Gibson (knee) out of the lineup. But without knowing Gibson's Week 18 status or Washington's intentions in this game, it's hard to endorse Robinson as a one-week play.
Best Buy: Dak Prescott ($8.88, $39.99, $400, $1,499, $4,299)
Cardinals at 49ers, Sunday 4:25 PM ET
Eliminated from the playoffs and down to their third-string QB, the Cardinals are not an appealing offense in Week 18. The one mildly interesting name is rookie tight end Trey McBride, who posted a 7-78-1 receiving line on 10 targets in Week 17. But realistically, you probably don't have to go this deep in Reignmakers.
The No. 1 seed in the NFC is still in play for the 49ers, who would need a win vs. the Cardinals and an Eagles loss to clinch the top spot in the conference. There is about an 11% chance of that scenario playing out, according to FiveThirtyEight, with both San Francisco and Philadelphia currently listed as 14-point favorites in their respective matchups. The 49ers could also fall to the No. 3 seed with a loss and a Vikings win.
The other storyline to watch in San Francisco is the status of Deebo Samuel, who continues to work his way back from an ankle injury he suffered in Week 14. Samuel was able to return to practice for the first time since the injury last Thursday, and I'm considering him questionable to play for now. Whether or not Samuel plays this week, it seems likely that he'll be back for the playoffs, and that makes him an attractive buy-low target for me. Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle have both played well with Samuel out of the lineup, but I'd be hesitant to buy either player at elevated costs with his return seeming imminent. Samuel's return could also negatively impact Christian McCaffrey, who operates in the same areas of the field as Samuel. With that being said, CMC still has the highest ceiling of any running back heading into the playoffs and I don't want to overreact here.
Best Buy: Deebo Samuel ($1.75, $13, $200, $666.66, $7,000)
Rams at Seahawks, Sunday 4:25 PM ET
The Seahawks enter Week 18 with a 22% chance of qualifying for the playoffs, according to FiveThirtyEight. With a win vs. the Rams, those chances would improve to 38%, but Seattle would also need a Detroit win vs. Green Bay to clinch a spot. Since that game will take place on Sunday night, Seattle will not know their fate during their game.
From a portfolio standpoint, I'm probably looking to sell any Seattle cards I hold here based on their relatively long odds of the team qualifying for the postseason. With that being said, if the Seahawks do win, I'll be looking to buy back in on DK Metcalf and Kenneth Walker III if the Lions pull ahead of the Packers on Sunday night. Whether or not a team qualifies for the postseason obviously has massive implications on the marketplace value of that team's player cards, and I'm interested to see how quickly the market reacts to the shifting odds in real-time in our collective first time experiencing a Week 18 slate in Reignmakers.
The Rams have long been eliminated from playoff contention, but I would assume they want to continue getting a look at Baker Mayfield as they consider him as a candidate for backup QB duties next season. With nothing to play for and limited fantasy options, I'm steering clear of the Rams' passing game this week. But assuming we don't get any news of him being rested, Cam Akers remains one of my favorite "one-week rental" options on the board in Week 18.
Akers has now racked up 280 scrimmage yards over the past two weeks, and he's still fairly cheap with floor prices of $1.50 and $6.90 in the CORE and RARE tiers, respectively. With that being said, it would not be shocking for Los Angeles to get a closer look at its fifth-round rookie running back, Kyren Williams, in the season finale. Any uptick in usage for Williams would essentially take Akers out of play.
Giants at Eagles, Sunday 4:25 PM ET
With last week's win vs. the Colts, the Giants are now locked into the No. 6 seed in the NFC, making Week 18 meaningless for their playoff outlook. It's possible that the team may rest their starters, and that expectation is reflected in the spread which currently lists the Eagles as 14-point favorites. Until we know more, I don't think you can have any expectations of playing Giants players in Week 18, but I will be watching the markets for Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones. If they get cheap enough, I wouldn't mind buying their cards and holding one week to be played during the playoffs.
After dropping each of the last two games started by Gardner Minshew, the Eagles need a win this week to clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC and a first-round playoff bye. According to FiveThirtyEight, Philadelphia does still have a 22% chance of retaining the No. 1 seed with a loss, but the team will not have the results of the Cowboys-Commanders game in advance with the two games both kicking off at 4:25 p.m. ET. Early in the week, the expectation is that Jalen Hurts (shoulder) will be active for the game, and his status will be one of the major storylines to watch throughout the week.
After missing two games, Hurts is now priced as the QB8 in the DraftKings Marketplace, and I'm certainly a buyer at those prices. You could make the argument that an Eagles loss here would actually be more beneficial to the team's value in Reignmakers, as the team would then likely be forced to play an additional game in the playoffs. Whatever the outcome of this weekend is, I'll be keeping a close eye on A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, along with Hurts, over the next couple of weeks.
Best Buy: Jalen Hurts ($7, $34.99, $534.99, $2,600, $15,000)
Lions at Packers, Sunday 8:20 PM ET
For the Lions to make the playoffs, they need a win vs. the Packers along with a Rams win vs. the Seahawks. FiveThirtyEight has placed a 17% probability of those two things happening, and because of that, I am treating Lions players as though I'll only be able to use them for one week. That means I'm probably not looking to buy any of their cards right now, and I'm probably a seller of Amon-Ra St. Brown cards while his floor prices are still elevated. Furthermore, because Seattle plays at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday, Detroit may already be eliminated from contention by the time this game kicks off Sunday night.
With that being said, this is another spot where I'm interested to see how Reignmakers players react to the playoff picture shifting around in real-time. If it is looking likely for Detroit to make the playoffs as Week 18 winds down, I'll at least do a price check on the key players and may consider buying at that time.
After winning four straight games, the Packers have clawed their way back into the NFC playoff hunt, and they find themselves now in a win-and-get-in scenario at home vs. the Lions in Week 18.
The player I'm most interested in from Green Bay is Christian Watson, whose recent poor performance can be attributed to a hip injury he suffered in Week 16. Watson was uncertain to play in Week 17 after missing practice on Wednesday and Thursday of last week before returning as a limited participant on Friday. Because of the injury, he has played only 38 and 60% of team snaps over the past two games — down sharply from the previous five contests, in which he had sat above an 80% share in each game. Now another week removed from the injury, I'd expect Watson to be closer to his regular snap allotment in Week 18.
AJ Dillon has been a valuable fantasy asset since Thanksgiving, but the value has been mostly touchdown-driven. Dillon has scored a touchdown in five straight games, with six total touchdowns over that span. Usage-wise, he is still entrenched in a committee with Aaron Jones, who has out-carried Dillon in five of the last seven games. The market is wise to this though, as Jones' cards are about two-times more expensive than Dillon's in each tier.
Best Buy: Christian Watson ($2.60, $19, $150, $600, $2,500)
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Very Christmas
Alaskan Rose
Grace and Empathy from a Beautiful Stranger
This story is only loosely connected to the holiday season. It takes place at the end of the summer and there is only one phrase that tangentially connects subject to theme. There's neither eggnog nor mulled wine and the only pines in sight were standing dead by the millions in the beetle-killed Chugach National Forest on the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska. Yet, while there are no Christmas carols or roasting chestnuts, there is a Rose and she did share a rare and beautiful gift even if our entire friendship transpired through the rear-view mirror of her late 1970s Chevy Malibu about 15 years ago.
At the time, I was traveling with Patricia, a beautiful woman from Adelaide who I'd met a few weeks before in Anchorage. The first day at the hostel I overheard her chatting about how much she wanted to go kayaking – which led me to grab a Lonely Planet and a telephone to have a series of unnecessarily loud conversations with various guides in the area about the virtues of fiberglass over plastic boats. Obvious or not, the play worked and that evening we were sharing a halibut dinner and planning our hitchhike down to Resurrection Bay the following morning for a week at a remote hostel and kayak camp owned by a couple who are now two of my close friends.
As it turns out, Patricia and I got on like a house on fire and over the summer we would log thousands of miles on the side of the road, about one hundred hiking in the mountains, and dozens and dozens in our kayaks. There is a particular sense of one's humanity in the Alaskan bush – and also on the side of an Alaskan highway. Being out in the big mountains, looking over ice fields with black basalt peaks shooting skyward through glaciers thousands of years old brings up feelings of both humble insignificance and universal connectedness. Seeing an 80,000 pound humpback breech to your right and watching his bubble trail pass beneath your kayak only to surface on your left does much the same. Almost bizarrely, hitchhiking in the northlands does so, too. In each scenario, at every moment, you are aware that your number could be up. Yet, just as you trust that the next grizzly won't eat you and you won't be flipped from your kayak by an aggressive whale, you trust that on the highway north of Seward your next driver won't kill you either. You have faith that that he or she won't be any more than half-drunk and still be taking their anti-psychotics – or at least you hope that the gun will jam at the last minute if everything goes horribly wrong.
Patricia and I, touched by that good fortune and sense of humble connectedness, had the best possible run of hitchhiking luck that summer. We never had to wait more than an hour for a ride. We'd been invited to camp on people's property, we'd been offered a free gun as "an equalizer" when we were heading into the back country (we declined, as neither one of us wanted the extra weight), we'd been picked up by an elderly couple named Earl and Mavis in an RV because we looked like "a couple of nice kids," which I decidedly did not. We even made it from Homer to Denali National Park in a single day – a hitch of almost 700 miles for which we'd figured two days minimum, with one night likely spent on the side of the road. Thank you, Tim, wherever you are!
As a last hurrah for the season, Patricia and I decided to do one more trek outside of Seward before we had to catch separate flights back to our own corners of the world. The trail we chose was only about twenty miles long, the first leg following the Lost Lake Trail and the second on the Primrose. The Lost Lake trailhead is about 10 miles north of town. It's a pretty steady climb the first few hours, up through the devastated spruce forest, but once you clear the timberline the vistas become overwhelmingly beautiful with high alpine lakes set like cold sapphires in seas of lupine and fireweed, themselves ringed by a horizon of snow-covered and glaciated mountains.
The skies were clear and the days so long that had we wanted to speed the journey we could have finished it in two legs, but that's just not the point. Rather than racing, we would lounge on our Therm-a-Rests after coffee and oatmeal in the morning or freeze-dried lasagna at the end of the day. In the low-angled light of an Alaskan midnight we'd sip hot chocolate spiked with bourbon and listen to the wind, or to the wolves howling in the distance, before making a small fire and bedding down for the night.
Over our four days of perfect freedom on the trail we spotted at least a dozen bear, both brown and black, and the hillsides were continuously marshmallowed with Dall sheep and mountain goats. We wanted for absolutely nothing. We had each other and the universe. It was as perfect a time as I can remember in an admittedly blessed life.
As we ate our vittles and drank our booze, the packs got lighter and we began the descent down the Primrose Trail through a part of the Chugach that had yet to be debarked by the beetles. The Chugach is a temperate rain forest, and the silence of all but our footfalls stepping over nurse trees from which the next generation was growing gave me the sense that if a heaven existed, its designers followed these same rough-hewn plans.
In the early afternoon of our fourth day we stepped, a bit hesitantly, off the trail and walked the half mile down to the highway where we leaned our packs against a tree and hung out our thumbs for the twenty miles back to Seward and a hot shower. We hadn't been standing there for more than ten minutes when an old sedan pulled over about thirty feet in front of us. On the lip of the trunk was a bumper sticker that said: "I Kissed Santa in North Pole, Alaska!" and below that was a license plate with a wheelchair icon between the tag numbers on either side.
Patricia and I exchanged looks, shrugged our shoulders, grabbed our bags and jogged up to the car. The driver handed me the keys and told me to toss our gear in the trunk. Bending over I noticed that in the front passenger's seat was her wheelchair.
We climbed in the back seat and the driver, Rose, offered us some crumb cake she'd made for her boys. She must have been in her sixties and was not the type of person one would expect to pick up a couple of filthy hikers fresh from the trail. She said she was driving over from Homer to visit family, and she told us about her grandkids, awkwardly pulling out her wallet and handing it back to us so we could look at the pictures. Then, just as we were pulling up to the hostel, Patricia leaned forward, gestured at the wheelchair and asked Rose why she picked us up. It was a fair question. Here was a woman who was utterly defenseless. She was – by our limited perception – old, sick and crippled. She'd just handed us her wallet. We could have stolen everything from her, had we been people who would do such a thing.
Rose said, simply but with the resonance of deep compassion, "Oh, honey, I know what it feels like to be stranded."
I swear I could hear a whooosh as the individual atoms of selfishness were sucked out of my soul and replaced by Rose's empathic strength. I'm not sure we deserved it, but that is the nature of grace. It comes on the wind, touching the worthy and the unworthy alike. The choice is now upon me: Do I burn with the same affirmation? Will I strive to bring lumens of hope to my brothers and sisters on the side of the road?
I'm sure as hell gonna try.
After we got our gear out of the trunk, I bent over the driver's side window to thank Rose again. She patted my hand and wished us luck. Right then I promised myself that someday I would write a story about her to let other folks know about the gift she shared with a couple of travelers somewhere within a long day's hitchhike of the North Pole.
Merry Christmas.
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3 thoughts on "Alaskan Rose"
Kelly Lawrence Eurillo says:
Beauty, peace, walking with your fellow travelers on the planet in harmony despite outward appearances, with even a dash of North Pole thrown in for good measure. Very Christmas-y indeed.
Roger Petrie says:
Nice story. Are you OK?
paul koenig says:
lived ten years in Alaska and this story really captures it all. Living in the Tongass National Forest in a yurt, among Doug firs as tall as sky scrapers, hearing the whistling of the wind wondering if that was a brownie(brown bear), smoking the dog salmon retrieved from the nearby spawning stream, walking down the 200 ft tall felled doug fir with steps cut into it as my stairs down from the precipice to the road i truely lived in Hobbit land with nothing but nature to relate to in answering my questions about the eternal. Thank you.
Michael Tallon, Editor-in-Chief, head writer and delivery boy, of La Cuadra Magazine, expatriated from the States 11 years ago. After spending a year in Antigua gasbagging about wanting to start an English Language magazine, he hit the road and wandered about South America, India and Nepal before finding himself sipping tea in Darjeeling and realizing that maybe it was time to head home and pick up the career path. That ill-fated adventure in New York lasted about 6 weeks before he headed back to Antigua, Guatemala, where John Rexer had actually started the magazine in his absence.
After a few months, Mike took over the magazine and has been going slowly broke since. On that note, Mike would like to invite advertisers, readers and potential patrons to send him free money.
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This is a down and dirty, only the facts ma'am, very quick tutorial. Please understand that this is just the barest of surface scratching, but I am hoping it will kick start you to the concept. Once you have that, all the other info on the Web makes sense. I'm assuming you know nothing, because someone reading this may know exactly that, so don't be insulted if I cover what you have known for months. This is also only designed to give you text control, not anything to do with positioning. In my view, those two ideas are best left separate, as it dramatically cuts the bulk of what you must learn for those who want to start with text ... most of us.
I am also only considering a separate CSS style sheet that is linked to the document. There are other ways to bring CSS into the doc, but the linked style sheet is by far the most common and useful for a beginner.
CSS is designed to separate the text control from the text. When you are using font tags, every time you need a change, you must specify a new set of qualities for the text. Change back to the original, and you must redefine the text again.
For one paragraph, there is little difference. But when you use the p tag through a large site, the difference is dramatic. Suppose you have 15 pages, and decide that you made a mistake by using red text and want to change it back to black. Using HTML code, you would have a large job on your hands. If you are using CSS, you simply change the CSS file, and every page magically changes every single paragraph.
No matter how fancy CSS may get, this is the basic principle. The real power, other than reducing the amount of code in each page dramatically, is the ability to change your mind because the control for the text and the text are in totally different places.
This is too, too easy. Most that I read about it is totally convoluted, offering options that you can't possibly understand as you create your first style sheet. So here is the 101 version. Once you have your feet under you, then tackle all the creative ways you can get CSS styles into your documents.
First, you must create a separate file. Use any text editor that you use for HTML to create this.
That's all you need to tell the doc where to find the text control before it loads the page. Use that same line of code on every page in your site.
In my mind, there are two different types of CSS style for text control. You can redefine HTML tags, like p and h1, h2, etc, and you can create independent styles. Redefining HTML is easiest, and always necessary, so start there.
Any code in your document that has a p tag, should now be Verdana, size 12, and black.
For your h1 tag, add the following to your style sheet and save.
Any text in your doc that has an h1 tag will be Arial, 14pt and blue.
This pattern is used no matter what tag you redefine, from the h's all the way through to li and ul tags. How's that for simple?
With class styles, you have total freedom. You can add them to any tag, including HTML tags, like the p or h1, or table tags like td or tr, or just all by themselves in a span tag. Bear with me. I'll sort it all out for you.
First, you need to create a class style. Instead of using an HTML tag, you will use .(dot)name. I bet that went right by you. OK, say you want to name a style "redtext" so you can turn the text in an area red with no other changes. (The style name is your choice.) To create this style, you enter the following into your style sheet file, and save the file.
The paragraph text should turn red.
Simple content text ready for control.
In this case, only the words "content text" appear in red.
I'm going to skip all those terms like pseudo that make a beginner cross her eyes and just tell you what to do to control links, OK. Purists please forgive me. Once you understand how to do it, then the other stuff makes much more sense.
This is your basic link style. In this case, blue with an underline.
This style is how your link will look when the visitor has already been to that page. Here, dark grey text. This must be placed ahead of the mouseover style in your style sheet to work properly.
This is how the mouseover will look. Here I have specified no underline, with a light grey background. When the visitor moves their mouse over the link, only the background and underline will change.
This is mostly useless, as it is what the visitor sees when they are actually clicking the link.
That set of styles changes the links on the whole page. Hang onto your seats, because this next bit should blow you away.
What if you want the links in a certain section of your page to be different, like for menus? Well, you already know everything you need to know to do that. You can add link styles to your class style.
Then add the link controls to the class style by stating the class, which is .menu in this case, and adding the link controls you used in the previous examples.
Your results should be as follows. In this case, I applied the class style to the p tag, as the margins on this tutorial page are controlled by the p tag. The menu class style could be applied to your menu with a span tag ... that is how I usually create my menus. You should see green menu items, with black dividing bars (the link is just on the items, so the bars are controlled by the basic menu class style). When you mouseover, you should see a reddish brown on the menu items. If you click on any of these links, you will get a 404, but when you return, that link will be a grey color. But note that you still get the brown when you mouseover the visited link.
And that is the basics of CSS. Probably 90% of what I do with CSS for text is included in this primer. Create a site or two using these methods, and I guarantee that when you go back to learn more about CSS with in-depth tutorials, it will all make sense.
I have inlcuded the CSS file, cssprimer.css, used in all of the examples for your convenience. Please note: This is NOT the CSS file that is controlling the page you are reading.
One list of potential CSS controls can be found at W3CSchools.com. The entire site is a very good resource when you are ready to move on.


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New research on the finds from Ezinge - an inventory of the human remains
Annet Nieuwhof
Groningen Institute of Archeology
Archaeology of Northwestern Europe
Settlement and Coastal Research in the Southern North Sea Region (SCN)
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