i'm a freshmen, my style is varied. but i want the main thing i wear to be plain colored tee shirts. but i also add in thermals and others.
plain tee shirts for a guy, good or bad?
very good! even better if they're bright colors like red, yellow, and orange.
yeahppp cute !
it shows you dont always have to be like BAM in your face but you still are cute
Works for me. much better then all that Abercrombie and Hollister shiiit. =)
I want to know what to call an specific clothes, shoes, etc.
Tops, Tees, Polos, Fleece, shirts, knits, jeans, pants, shorts, outwear, underwear, necklaces, bracelets, caps, belt, flipflops, boots, shoes, and so on!
Know more? Then list it.
This will be another hot and steamy July weekend. Pack up the kids and head to the pool at the Hamilton Fish Recreation Center (127 Pitt St., East Houston & Stanton). Built in 1936 and renovated in 1992, the Olympic team practiced in the pool for the 1952 games in Helsinki, Finland. there are two outdoor pools: an Olympic sized pool and a large wading pool for the kids. Pool hours are from 11:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m., with a break for pool cleaning between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Bathers are subject to the usual restrictions (no urinating in the pool, no glass bottles) as well as a few peculiar ones (plain white t-shirts only, books are allowed but newspapers are not). there are lockers to store your personal items, but be sure to bring your own lock.
Few baseball fans ever look at the back of their tickets to read the warning there –cast in legal terms—that the ticket holder is assuming the risks of injury or worse involved in attending the game.
The tragic death recently of a young father who fell out of the stands at a Texas Rangers game underscores those risks and has raised questions as to the kinds of preventive measures that might be taken to increase protections for fans.
How many times during a game does a batted ball get lined sharply into the stands?
Similarly, how many times does the bat fly out of the batter’s hands and into the crowd?
To be sure, there are protective wire mesh fences around the home plate area but there are many sections in which fans are totally exposed to injury.
Years ago when the eponymous Turner Field in Atlanta was brand new, I went there with the man himself, the ebullient Ted and he proudly showed me his seats in the front row owners box. the box was and is still exceptionally to close to home plate and Ted was concerned enough to ask my opinion.
“Hey Commish, what do you think? is this too close? do we need a screen?”
His wife at the time, Jane Fonda, stood nearby and Ted was obviously seeking confirmation of his belief the risks were acceptable.
I should have deflected the question but did not. I told him the box was way too close and he ought to have a wire screen installed. at that the “Mouth of the South” turned toward Jane and in a loud voice bellowed, “The commissioner wants a screen here Jane. that would be no fun. that would be like sex with a condom.” There were several dozen fans within hearing range and they were greatly amused.
But, as usual ,Ted had a valid point albeit articulated in a crude way.
There is tension between the reduction of risks and unfiltered and close proximity to the action. the same tension exists when fans crowd around the tees at golf tournaments with the result some are occasionally hit by errant shots. Deaths and injuries at car races are not uncommon.
If the authorities in sports want to increase the protections for fans they will provoke resistance from those willing to take considerable risks– as Ted Turner was — to be up close to the players.
In baseball the relatively new custom of tossing the ball into the stands after the third out is also increasing risks to fans. the death in Texas occurred when the fan tried to catch a ball tossed his way from the field. the fan was so intent on securing the ball for his son who was at his side he lost his balance and fell. Now the Rangers have announced there is talk of additional screening to restrain fans from leaning over the railings in upper stands.
Years ago in Japan there were so many bloody fights among fans over balls hit into the stands the authorities decided to impose a requirement the ball had to be returned to ushers. the fans who hand over the balls are rewarded with a small memento. Their system works but it is somewhat stunning to see the Japanese fans politely returning the potential souvenir. and one has to wonder whether our culture would adapt to the imposition of forced civility. Our fans seem to relish the fights over potential souvenirs.
I have long marveled at how few fans are serious harmed by ball and bats flying into crowded stands. I favor increased screening though I accept the wisdom of making such protective fences out of the finest and least visible mesh.
Perhaps additional warnings of the need to be attentive to the risks of injury can be made by public address announcers but as I watch games on television I am fascinated at how many fans are so busy talking to their neighbors or eating they are paying no attention to the events on the field. those fans need to be protected by screens as many but not all are.
I do not think we need to ban the tossing to balls into the stands. but the plan announced by the Texas Rangers, according to the Associated Press, “to make all the protective railings at their stadium the same height, raising some as much as a foot to make their stadium safer” will, we can hope, inhibit the kind of fan behavior that resulted in the death of the Texas fan.
The upper stands at many stadiums are now so high and fans chase foul balls with such blind intensity that one can easily imagine more tragedies unless those front row seats are better insulated.
Still, Ted surely had a point even if his simile was a bit graphic.
Fay Vincent is a former CEO of Columbia Pictures Industries and from 1989-92 served as the Commissioner of Baseball.
Calling all fashionistas! Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have done it again, launching a new fashion venture that is reasonable and won’t break your bank!
The fashionable twins created StyleMint.com, a subscription T-shirt line only available online and a social shopping site that creates new tees based on your profile and personal style.
The shirts will be designed by the dynamic duo, who will personally style you and send you a new T-shirt for only $29.99 a month.
“We wanted Stylemint.com to be very pure, organic and raw,” the former sitcom actors told Stylelist.com in an exclusive interview.
Check out the exclusive behind the scenes shoot with Terry Richardson below.
Olsen twins X Terry Richardson for StyleMint.com.
Longhorne hopes to represent Great Britain at London 2012
After watching the Beijing Olympics in 2008, County Durham teenager Lyndon Longhorne set himself the goal of qualifying for the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Longhorne, from Crook, lost both his legs and an arm to meningitis when he was just nine months old.
However, the keen swimmer has not let his disability prevent him from achieving his dreams, deciding he wanted to compete at international level three years ago.
"this is our home country and I'd like to represent Great Britain," he told BBC Tees. "I have had images in my head of being at 2012 and I think 'ah it's just a dream', but then you think if I do get there next year then it can actually come true."
The teenager's love of swimming started at a young age when his grandfather started taking him when he was just a one-year-old.
After watching the Beijing Games Longhorne decided he wanted to turn professional and train for London 2012.
"when I watched the Beijing Olympics I thought it would be a good chance to try for 2012 because I know it was our home country and then I thought I want to try and train for it," he said.
"then my physiotherapist put me through to a coach and then once I'd been a few times she said I could come back so I thought I must be good."
Longhorne is currently training for the Games in the hope of being picked for the squad in the Great Britain trials.
Longhorne lost both his legs and an arm when he was just nine months old
His coach Brad White, said: "He always seems to be able to just step it up when need be, I think it's just his persona, he just keeps on chugging through the workload and just seems to want to get more pb's [personal bests] and work really hard at what he does.
"To him I think he always says 'dream and achieve and believe', and that's what he sticks to and that's where he gets a lot of his motivation from."
Lyndon's mother, Tammy Shevels, has never been surprised by her son's determination in life.
"Lyndon just doesn't surprise me with what he does because I know once he puts his mind to something he's very focused," she said.
"He'd love to try and make it to the Paralympics and that is his ambition.
"I've always said to Lyndon 'there's no such thing as can't' and I think that's really stuck with Lyndon and made him realise if there is something he wants to do, he can do it."
Lyndon Longhorne is one of BBC Radio Tees' featured athletes as part of 'Olympic Dreams' in the build-up to London 2012.
Find out more about him on BBC Look North on Wednesday, 3 August at 18:30 BST.
Many girls pick a favorite fashion trend around their early teenage years. One of the most popular trends for girls these days is the scene. Being in the scene as a girl requires dressing like a scene girl. it isn’t hard to achieve the look. All it takes is a bit of self expression, creativity, and crazy cool hair styles.
Before dressing like a scene girl, you should check out other scene girls lifestyles to be sure the scene is right for you. many girls try to dress scene when there personality’s don’t even fit in with the click. this is what gives yourself a bad self expression to many people. you will also most likely become known as a poser to all of the true scene kids. Scene kids have allot of personality and are very confident with themselves. They are also extremely outgoing and original. if you feel that you fit into those categories well, the scene is a great click for you. you will enjoy dressing as a scene girl much more.
When looking for clothes you want to get something that is original. Scene girls all wear different clothing and outfits. They always express originality through there clothing and hairstyles. Random colors and lots of chunky accessories are always added into there outfits. Keeping those tips in mind its time for you to begin looking for your new scene girl wardrobe.
Begin by searching for tops that are bold enough to get peoples attention. Band tees are a big hit in the scene click. you can find thousands of band tees on line or at your local Hot Topic Store. I also suggest looking for bright and vibrant tees, tees with random sayings, v neck tees, or tees that have cartoon characters on them. any of those choices will really bring out the scene girl you want to become. Remember to add your personality into your outfits. you don’t want to wear a band tee that has a band on it you’ve never listened to. Being a poser is a bad start in becoming a scene girl.
As for your bottom half, there is really only one type of jeans scene girls wear. this is called the skinny jean. Skinny jeans are extremely popular in the scene click. Ive actually never seen a scene kid without them. you can find them in almost every color and style. you really cant go wrong with whatever skinny jeans you choose. They also aren’t hard to find. your local clothing stores and mall should carry them.
Converse, vans, and ballet flats are all a good choice of shoe to add to your new outfit. Most of the scene kid population wear jet black shoes. the girls are usually always seen in ballet flats. Ballet flats normally come with cute bows and buckles on them as well which adds more personality to them. you really cant go wrong with the color you choose. just pick a color you like, a color that expresses you.
The cherry to the top of your new scene girl outfit is accessories. Accessorize yourself up with over sized necklaces, vintage shaped sunglasses, chunky rings, hair bows, clip in hair extensions, and makeup. I suggest you search the web for images of scene girls before you go shopping. this will give you ideas before hand so your not clueless when your out looking for clothes. also check out images that show scene girl hairstyles and makeup to give yourself an idea on those category’s. Remember to keep it original by not going to overboard. Enjoy yourself and have fun with your new look.
You don't punt a ball off a tee, you hold it and kick it with your foot.
ya dont punt with a tee, you kick off, you kick PAT's and field goals with your back up QB holding the ball
u dont punt it off a tee lol u do with ur foot u mean kick? just practice.
GOLF
Castle Creek Women’s Club
July 19
Selective nine minus 1/2 handicap
First flight: 1. Sandra Carey 25.5; 2. MonitaPatry 26; 3.Lori Hurst 29
Second flight: 1. Kurre Mero 23; 2. ThereseTrembley 25.5; 3. Jan Salisbury 27
Alice Dye Tees: 1. Marge Hicks 22; 2. ThelmaKoda 28.5; 3. Shirley Ekstrom and Yvonne Buerfiend 33.5 (tie)
Closest to the Pin: Monita Patry on holes 5 and17
Low Putts: Marge 32; Joni McNeill and KurreMero 33 (tie); Sandra Carey and Thelma Koda 35 (tie)
Fallbrook Seniors Group
July 26
Golf Club of California, 3 best net scores perhole
First: Max Myers,Ed Erzen, Dean Weelborg andGordon Tinker 201
Second: Howard Townsend, Jim Moss, John Daunisand Ken Corica 203
Third: Jim Bates, Bert Cappai, John Macfarlaneand Mike Brown 207
Lake San Marcos, South course Men’s Club
Low Net, low Putts
A Flight
Low net: 1. Fred Folbrecht 54; 2. Ray Whitemanand Ron Rogers 55 (tie)
Low putts: 1. Mike Westling and ChuckCadwallader 29 (tie); 2. Dale Schweinberger 32
B Flight
Low net: 1. Les Moore and Art Cisneros 52(tie); 2. Art Pederson and Ray Klinke 55 (tie)
Low putts: 1. Roger Kotter, Paul Allen and MaxCavender 29 (tie)
C Flight
Low net: 1. Cliff Valade 51; 2. Dick Hartmannand Fred Webb 52 (tie)
Low putts: 1. Andy Stone 30; 2. Fred Zonfrilli,Mark Mayes and Bill Harrison 31 (tie)
Pala Mesa Mens Club
July 20
Partner’s better Ball
First: Tom Crail and Tom Summers 57
Second: Gary Colvin and Hans Maquardt 59
Third: Dale Elledge and Duaine Williams 61
San Diego County Inter-club Seniors
July 22
Fallbrook Golf Club
Fallbrook 8, Sea n’ Air 10
Low Net
Fallbrook: Darry Holten 72; Larry Sheldrup 74;Sperling and Bledsoe 74
Sea n’ Air: Ron Ayers 67; Chuck Ruston 73; ReyTagulao 75
Match 15A
Escondido Hawks 0, Twin Oaks 16
Low Net
Escondido Hawks: Pat Reaves 69; Al Stropp72
Twin Oaks: Chris Gibson 66; Rick Hiscox 67;Brad Hall and Mike Giulianotti 69; Kevin Shanahan and Vince Painter71
Meadow Lake Golf Course
Castle Creek 4, Meadow Lake 14
Low Net
Castle Creek: Hal Helfand 66
Meadow Lake: Mike Keller 71; Roy Rainville 71;Glenn Cloes 71; Doug Alter 71
TVMC Club
July 19
Low gross – low Net, The Vineyard GolfCourse
Flight A
Low gross: Jason Fry 67; Jim Garvey 69; JeffMulford 75; Bob Gilmore 77; Marvin Grzys and Carlos Lopez 78
Low net: Don Rose 65; George Lorence, KenBayliss and Tim Brosnan 66; Phil Gold 68; Dave Bachert 70
Flight B
Low gross: Fred Kisiel 80; Ron Piritz 82; ChuckReuther 84; Larry Swanson and John Gomez 85; Hal Snyder 86
Low net: M.J. Lee 67; Norio Morota 68; JerryMayers and Bill Williams 69; Ray Zuchowski 72; Jim Helfrich 74
Flight C
Low gross: Rick Ankrom 83; Jim Wada 87; CecilShort 88; Ross Hanover 89; Ed Simon 93; Joe Karnowski 94
Low net: Ron Bayliss 61; Terry Acampora 69;Ollie Jacobs 70; Mike Graves 71; Mike Scott 72; Larry Willis 77
Flight D
Low gross: Patrick Haase 85; Jerry Collins 94;Harry Coleman and Jim Millan 96; Bill Schade and Jerry Bjork 97
Low net: Ed Hackney 64; Lee Maricle 66; DaveGehrke 67; Ernie McCullough 68; Jerry Rodriguez 71; Ian Robertson72
SURFING
State Games of America 2011
July 24
Del Mar Jetties, Camp Pendleton
Girls longboard (13-15): 1. Maddy Blauer,Encinitas
Girls longboard (16-18): 1. Larissa Lambrou
Boys longboard (9 – 12): 1. Joey Costello, SanMarcos
Boys longboard (13-15): 1. Austin Sonnier, SanDiego; 2. Nick Anderberg, Encinitas; 3. Jack Costello, SanMarcos
Boys longboard (16-18): 1. Colin Andrews,Rancho Bernardo
Girls shortboard (9-12): 1. Sydney Kay,Encinitas
Girls shortboard (13-15): 1. Malia Osterkamp,San Clemente; 2. Kaitlin Ray, San Diego
Girls shortboard (16-18): 1. Larissa Lambrou,Solana Beach
Boys shortboard (13-15): 1. Kevin Schulz, SanClemente; 2. Jay Christenson, Pacific Beach; 3. Taylor Mathiesen,Carlsbad; 4. Gabriel Retzer, Carlsbad
Boys shortboard (16-18): 1. Levi Gregory, SanClemente; 2. Taylor Mathiesen, Carlsbad; 3. Colin Andrews, RanchoBernardo
Women over a size 14 can enjoy browsing over a variety of well designed and stylish women’s plus size activewear that is comfortable, durable and suitable for any chosen sporting activity. Shopping online provides plus sizes with an option when looking to buy quality activewear in sizes other than the standard sizes from 8-16.
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