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Unbiased:
The IGA boys soccer team lost 8-0 to Cakmak Spor last Friday. The HS boys soccer team at IGA challenged the local club team to a friendly match at their sports field. Cakmak was the victorious team scoring 3 goals in the first half and five in the second.

Although IGA had a few good shots on target, they were unable to score. "We put a good effort out there and played hard. The team has nothing to be ashamed of," Coach Lentz told our reporter after the game.

BIASED:
The IGA boys Soccer team were crushed in an embarrassing defeat at the hands (or should I say "feet") of their long time rivals, Cakmak Spor.
The minute the boys hit the field, everyone could tell who the better team was. Cakmak was everywhere, outrunning and outscoring the winded and helpless IGA players. IGA was left hopeless at half time after letting three easy goals in but things just got worse. The second half started with a few more crippling blows in the form of shots from all over the penalty box. The Cakmak team ended up scoring five more goals that half, ending the game in a landslide victory of 8-0. "The team has nothing to be ashamed of," said Coach Lentz after the game, the despair in his voice obvious. This reporter believes that IGA should stick to house championships and leave the real sports for the real athletes.

ARGH! you a pirate or a navy officer?

I would definitely say I'd like to be a Pirate. Pirates have the life that people want, even if they don't say so out loud. Pirates have no self restraint and are able to go where they please; they aren't hampered by things like laws or rules and are able to get easy money whenever they want. Pirates are free and can ride the ocean waves without a care in the world. A officer in the navy has a harsh, brutal life. Their lives are governed by rules and conduct codes.

There is the slight problem that piracy requires murder, but I'm sure that there are alternatives. Fear alone is the greatest weapon man has. I would scare people into letting me rob them without bloodshed. It would be great to go where you please, do as you wis and not answer to anyone. That's the dream, isn't it?

What i want to be in 2019.

What I want to be in 10 years (with money or intelligence not being taken into consideration.)
In ten years I would love to be more than one thing. I find it sad how so many people limit themselves early on by setting very few of their goals for themselves. It seems society has this idea that once you reach your goal, then that is the ultimate achievement. You can set yourself on auto pilot for the rest of your life and not have to worry about anything else ever again.
That does sound ok, to an extent, its very nice to be carefree but in the end I still want to live. Life is so short (a theme that has been set throughout life), and I don't want to waste it doing one thing.

One I would love to be a novelist. It would be thrilling to publish my own books and to have a wide audience, making an impact like JRR Tolkien or JK Rowling. I love the fiction genre where I'm not limited by anything except my own creativity and imagination.

Another thing i would love to do is to be a musician. I love playing guitar and would love to incorporate that into my professional life.
There are many other things I would like to try; business man, architect, marine... Besides, knows where I'll be in ten years.