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We’re faced with an emptier week compared with previous ones, but the wait will be rewarded with one of the biggest races of the season awaiting us on Sunday: the Ronde van Vlaanderen, aka the second monument and the biggest of the Flemish races.

Race	M/W	Rank	<	M	T	W	T	F	S	S	>
Dwars door Vlaanderen ME	M	1.UWT				x
Dwars door Vlaanderen WE	W	1.Pro				x
Vuelta Bantrab	M	2.2				1	2	3	4	5
Route Adélie de Vitré	M	1.1						x
GP Miguel Indurain	M	1.Pro							x
Volta Limburg Classic	M	1.1							x
Tour of Thailand	M	2.1							1	2	(+4)
Ronde van Vlaanderen ME	M	1.UWT								x
Ronde van Vlaanderen WE	W	1.WWT								x
Trofeo Piva	M	1.2U								x

• Races in bold offer live coverage
• Races in italic span across multiple weeks
• R = Rest day

Ronde van Vlaanderen

Sunday’s Tour of Flanders is the second monument of the season, and undoubtedly one of the biggest classics of the year… if not the biggest! Especially for Belgian fans, it is considered a near-religious event. It’s a Flemish cobbled classic like the ones we’ve had in the past few weeks… but it’s longer (250 kms for the men, 150 kms for the women), tougher (16 cobbled sectors for the men, 10 for the women) and it has infinitely more prestige than any other race held in this area so far; sadly, it is also the last big Flemish classic, but this might add a layer of entertainment as it will be the last chance to leave a mark for riders who have failed to perform until now.
The men’s course starts in Brugge, and it takes 100 kms to reach the Flemish Ardennes area where all the cobbled sectors are found; the women’s race starts closer to the action, with the first cobbled sectors less than 50 kms into the course. Except for this, the two courses are rather similar and share several key points: the Koppenberg, a short but notoriously difficult cobbled climb coming with about 50 kms to go, and the Oude Kwaremont x Paterberg combo: these two iconic cobbled roads are tackled one after another near the end of the race, and from the Paterberg’s summit it’s a tense 13 kms-long run to the finish line in Oudenaarde. However, unlike- say- the Poggio in MSR, it’s such a tough race that the decisive move could come just about anywhere, so it’s well worth watching from far out.
In the men’s event, Mathieu van der Poel has been the absolute protagonist in recent years- winner in 2020, a close second in 2021 and winner again in 2022. Last year’s win came after a ballsy gamble- he was in front with Tadej Pogačar but the two nearly came to a standstill before the line, as neither wanted to tow the other to the line. This allowed the chasers to catch up with them… but MvdP still won the sprint at the end. In the women’s race, SD Worx (unsurprisingly) had strength in numbers, and this allowed Lotte Kopecky to bring some joy to the home crowds.

Dwars door Vlaanderen

The penultimate Flemish classic is Wednesday’s Dwars door Vlaanderen, whose name roughly translates to through Flanders. Compared to other Flemish classics, I’d argue it is a bit less coveted as it was a late addition to the men’s World Tour, and it isn’t even WT for the women; most of its prestige comes from its “last call before de Ronde” calendar spot… which it acquired in 2018, when organizers FlandersClassics successfully lobbied to oust the Three Days of De Panne from this privileged calendar spot.
DDV is a fairly standard Flemish race- it takes place in the area to the south of Gent- the same as Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, E3 Harelbeke and the Ronde van Vlaanderen- and it features 10 cobbled sectors for the men and 9 for the women. Most of them are in the last 50 kms, after the Knokteberg, a short, punchy hill which is often a pivotal point in this race. Mathieu van der Poel is (again) the defending champion in the men’s race, whereas the always cheerful Chiara Consonni won the women’s race last year.

Route Adélie de Vitré

At long last, the French calendar will finally reach Bretagne on Friday: as you may know, the region is one of the most passionate (if not THE most passionate) about the sport in the whole country, and it is set to host plenty of events throughout the year. As with most races held here, the Route Adélie takes place on mostly flat rural roads, although it is not necessarily a sprinters’ race: last year we had a tough edition of this event, marred by bad weather, and Cofidis’ Axel Zingle emerged victorious. Fun fact: this is probably the only race named after a brand of ice cream, made by one of the event’s main sponsors.

GP Miguel Induráin

If you prefer mountains to cobblestones, this is probably not the best week in the calendar for you: Saturday’s GP Miguel Induráin might be a much-needed fix. It is a one-day race held in Navarra, northern Spain, not far from where the Tour of the Basque Country will be held the following week.
The race is named after five-times TdF winner Induráin, who hails from this same region; he was regarded as a formidable “jack of all trades” kind of rider… and the course seems to reflect this: it has several short climbs and fast descents, so it can play out in many different ways. The course has been changed regularly in the past, but the 2023 course is largely similar to the one used for the past couple of years, with many short hills along the route and the last categorized climb, the Alto de Eraul, summiting with 10 kms to go. Warren Barguil won last year.
Fun fact: among past winners of GP Miguel Induráin, we can find Induráin himself, although the race had yet to be named after him.

Volta Limburg Classic

Saturday’s Volta Limburg Classic is a one-day race taking place in Limburg province, the southernmost part of the Netherlands, with some brief spillovers in Belgium too. Unlike the rest of the country, this area is quite hilly, and this race includes plenty of short climbs: it’s Amstel Gold Race territory, although this race’s course is easier overall. Despite its potential status as a prep race for the Ardennes classics, this race usually has a fairly low-tier startlist, with most classics-type riders and teams busy across the border- there will be four WT teams at the start. There’s a women’s race held alongside the men’s- albeit on a shorter circuit: despite sometimes having a better startlist than the men’s race, it is not part of the UCI calendar.
The race shouldn’t be confused with the Ronde van Limburg, a flatter race held across the border in Belgium… although coincidentially the two events had the same winner last year, Arnaud De Lie.

Tour of Thailand (stages 1-2)

The Covid-19 pandemic took a heavy toll on the Asian calendar over the past few seasons, and things are just now getting back to normal. There’s a race that never stopped, though: The Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorns Cup Tour of Thailand… I hope you’ll forgive me if I call it Tour of Thailand for the sake of brevity.
The race begins on Saturday and is set to last six stages overall, after which a women’s race will begin. Unlike previous editions of this race, the stages won’t be concentrated to one small region within the country: the riders will move around, forming a crescent-moon-shaped loop to the north of Bangkok. There’s one thing that has not changed, though: the course of the race is largely completely flat except for a punchy climb next week. After the men’s race wraps up, a women’s race will take place too!
The race is ranked 2.1, meaning that WT teams could participate in theory… although in practice, not even ProTeams will be visiting here. Last year, Polish continental team HRE took part in this race, and took the overall with Alan Banaszek, now at HPH; this year, the startlist will be mostly made up of Asian teams with strong Belgian conti team Tarteletto the only visitor from elsewhere confirmed so far.

.2 races

• New exotic race alert? New exotic race alert! The Vuelta Bantrab is a new stage race in Guatemala, taking place from Wednesday to Sunday, and simply named after its main sponsor, a local bank. The five days will feature plenty of climbing and racing at altitude, with stages 1 and 4 looking the hardest on paper. The startlist is entirely made up of Latin American teams (most of them from the host country), but it will be worth keeping an eye on this race’s results as Colombia’s Team Medellín should bring both Oscar Sevilla and Superman López here!
• The only other .2 race this week is a U23 event, Sunday’s Trofeo Piva. It is the first of many events held in the Alpine foothills near Treviso, one of Italy’s cycling hotbeds, and it’s a fairly challenging event, as it course consists entirely of many laps of a hilly circuit, with a shorter, very steep climb right before the finish line. It is named after a local bank which was the event’s main sponsor for many years, and the name stuck even if said bank doesn’t exist anymore. The defending champion is Italian Martin Marcellusi, a second-year pro at Bardiani.

TV Guide

• GCN will provide live coverage for all the biggest races: Dwars door Vlaanderen (men and women), the Ronde van Vlaanderen, the Volta Limburg and the GP Miguel Indurain. In the US and Canada, the Flemish races should be on FloBikes, which has an exclusive deal with organizer FlandersClassics.
• The Route Adélie will receive a livestream on the organizers’ FB page.
• The Thai national broadcasting service will broadcast the Tour of Thailand live, including via internet livestreams.

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Coming Soon: Nike KD 15 What The
It looks like the “What The” theme will be returning on the Nike KD line as official images have surfaced of the Nike KD 15 “What The”. Covered in an official color makeup of Action Grape/White-Black-Pink Foam, this Nike KD 15 takes the “What The” theme to the highest level as the performance sneaker gets covered in a wide variety of materials, colors, and prints all over the upper for an eye-catching appearance. The sneaker gets constructed out of a multilayered mesh upper for enhanced ventilation and is joined by a full-length Air Zoom Strobel technology stitched directly to the upper to cut weight and ensure full-foot responsiveness. Additional details include a glow-in-the-dark cage on the side panels, “KD” logos on the tongue tags and insoles, “EA$Y” embroidered on the heel tabs, and KD’s old number 7 written on the heels. The Nike KD 15 “What The” is already available at select retailers in Asia with a stateside release expected in the coming weeks. The retail price is set at $160.
For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike KD 15 What The.
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Official Images: Nike Air Max 1 Premium Denim Leopard
Even though #AirMaxDay has come and gone, that won’t stop Nike from releasing neck-breaking colorways of some of their most popular Air Max silhouettes. One of the latest offerings is this Nike Air Max 1 which comes covered in various colors and materials, including denim and leopard. Taking on an official color makeup of Medium Blue/White-University Gold-Picante Red-Metallic Gold-Desert Ochre, this Nike Air Max 1 starts off with a white textured mesh on the toes which is then joined by navy denim overlays on the toes and side panels as well as leopard print on the heels and toes. Additional details include white textured leather Swooshes on the side panels, a red and gold embroidered ankle collar, white rope-like laces, brown leather tongue tags, metallic gold upper eyelets, white Nike branding on the heels, and graphic insoles. Down below we see a full white rubber sole unit to cap off the look on this Nike Air Max 1 that is expected to release on April 28th for $160.
For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Premium Denim Leopard.
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Release Date: Nike Dunk Low Setsubun
This Nike Dunk Low is inspired by Japan’s annual festival known as Setsubun. Setsubun, also referenced as the Bean-Throwing Festival, is celebrated on the day before the beginning of spring in the old calendar in Japan. During the Festival, it is tradition to throw handfuls of dry soybeans to scare away demons, while chanting “Demons out, good luck in!” This is performed to drive away evil spirits and welcome good fortune.
The Nike Dunk Low Setsubun comes dressed in a Light Brown base paired up with Khaki and Dark Brown overlays. Other details include the Purple contrasting accents on the Swooshes, lining, tongues, and a “demon” embroidered on the lateral heel. Elsewhere you will find a White midsole atop a semi-translucent outsole with a special artwork from the late Edo period (1840s) by Utagawa Kuniyoshi titled 金時の節分. The artwork displays bean-throwing child hero known as Kintarō, who will grow up to be the mighty warrior Sakata Kintoki, one of the retainers of the famous demon-fighter Minamoto Yorimitsu (Raikō).
The Nike Dunk Low Setsubun will release via SNKRS and select retailers on April 11th for a price tag of $120. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Low Setsubun.
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UPDATE (3/28): The wait is finally over as the Nike Dunk Low “Setsubun” will be releasing via SNKRS and select retailers on April 11th for a price tag of $120.
Come together in health, wealth, and good fortune through the Japanese tradition of the Setsubun Festival. Inspired by festive foods like roasted soybeans, powerful natural colors as well as a rich Purple Swoosh cover the nubuck leather upper of this Dunk Low. Finishing the style with celebratory details, graphic icons and colorful tones help bring seasonal wellness to anyone walking in the “Setsubun” Dunk Low.
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Official Images: Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day
Air Max Day 2023 has come and gone, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that were done with all Air Max Day releases. One pair that still set to drop (hopefully) soon is the Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day you see below.
Celebrating this year’s Nike Air Max Day, this special iteration of the Nike Air Max Scorpion is given a White and Multicolor color scheme. What makes this pair different from past iterations of the model is the multicolored Flyknit upper alongside the chenille spotted on the collar, eyestay, tongue and lateral Swoosh branding. Other details include the medial Swoosh outlined in Black, custom Air Max Day-themed artwork displayed on the insoles, and animated cartoon eyes peeking out on the tongues. The model’s signature thick full-length Air Max sole unit completes the look.
Retailing for $250, look for the Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day to get an official release date in the very neat future. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max Scorpion Air Max Day.
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Release Date: Nike Dunk Mid Panda
The Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” consists as another iteration of the newly-introduced silhouette and it’s essentially a timeless offering via its “White/Black-Sail-Black” color scheme. Overall, the model boasts a durable canvas makeup with its base bearing the pristine tone while black adorns the overlays, leather Swooshes, heels, and inner lining. Finally, white mesh tongues, a speckled midsole and black rubber outsole tops off the profile.
Retailing for $115, look for the Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” at select Nike stockists and online on April 11th. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.
For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Dunk Mid Panda.
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UPDATE (3/28): The Nike Dunk Mid “Panda” will be releasing via nike.com and select retailers on April 11th for $115.
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Available Now: Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green
Spring is only about a month away and today we take a look at a new colorway of the Nike Air Max 90 that is perfect for the warm season. Dubbed the “Spring Green” colorway, this Nike Air Max 90 takes on an official color makeup of White/Spring Green-Anthracite as the sneaker starts off with a white mesh construction on the base of the upper which is joined by grey suede overlays. The highlight Spring Green hue is then noted on the suede Swooshes on the side panels, lower eyelets, inner liner, and the tongue and heel branding. Dark grey leather mudguards, white rubber midsoles with light grey Air Max cassette units, and the same two color on the outsoles finish off the look.
Retailing for $130, the Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green is now available on Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green.
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UPDATE (3/28): Check out official images of the Nike Air Max 90 Spring Green. Retailing for $130, these are now available on Nike.com.

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Get An On-Feet Look At The Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low
Japanese professional skateboarder, Yuto Horigome is best known for winning the Gold medal in the inaugural Olympic men’s street event at the 2020 Summer Olympics. By achieving this, he became the first person ever to win a Gold medal in skateboarding at the Olympics. To celebrate this feat, Yuto will be getting his very own Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration.
Previewed below, the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low is constructed out of leather, suede and mesh. It features a White base, Grey overlays and Chocolate Brown detailing around the collar and rubber outsole. Elsewhere you will find Pink accents on the heels and underfoot along with co-branded tongue labels, cross-feather embroidery on the lateral ankle and special graphic insoles. Extra sets of laces andspecial packaging will also be included.
The Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low collab has no release date, but you can expect them to debut in the coming months at select skate shops. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low.
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UPDATE (3/28): Yankeekicks gives us an on-feet look at the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low. Stay tuned for release info.
UPDATE (3/15): Here are more images of the Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Dunk Low via Private Selection. Stay tuned for release information.
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Release Date: COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS x Nike Terminator High
A preview of the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus x Nike Terminator is featured as this forthcoming collab follows up on the CDG x Nike Air Foamposite One which dropped last year. With this project focusing on the classic basketball sneaker which was originally introduced for the 1985 NCAA Tournament, a trio of colorways is featured consisting of “White/Navy,” “White/Red,” and “White/Black.” Each pair simply dons a leather makeup in a two-tone finish while enlarged “CDG” branding adorns the left heel followed by Nike on the right. Finally, a white midsole and matching rubber outsole in its respective contrasting tone rounds out the design.
Retailing for $235, the COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS x Nike Terminator High collection is set to release on April 1st in the US at Comme des Garçons New York, Dover Street Market New York and Los Angeles, and online via doverstreetmarket.com. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.
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UPDATE (3/28): The COMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS x Nike Terminator High collection is set to release on April 1st in the US at Comme des Garçons New York, Dover Street Market New York and Los Angeles, and online via doverstreetmarket.com. Retail will be $235 each.
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Nike Air Max Plus OG Hyper Blue To Return Next Year
Nike is set to bring back the Nike Air Max Plus OG Hyper Blue next year. Originally released in 1998, the last time these got the retro treatment was back in 2018 to help celebrate the model’s 20th Anniversary.
Yet to be unveiled, the 2024 version of the Nike Air Max Plus OG Hyper Blue will most likely come dressed in its OG Black, Chamois, Sky Blue, and Hyper Blue color scheme. It will feature a Hyper Blue mesh upper offset by the Black wavy TPU overlays. Other defining details on the model include the elasticated lacing system for an adaptive fit, padded tongues for comfort, and suede and leather hits along the mudguard and heel. A midsole with an Air Max unit, 3M reflective detailing along the tongues and the signature “TN” branding hits throughout round out the main features of the sneaker. Below you will find images of the 2018 pair.
The Nike Air Max Plus OG Hyper Blue does not have an official release date yet, but current reports have these dropping during Spring 2024 at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com (SNKRS). Stay tuned for an official first look and release info.
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First Look: Nike Air Max 1 Urawa
The original Nike Air Max 1 Urawa dropped way back in 2004 as a Japan-exclusive. Now Nike is set to bring it back in 2023. The 2004 pair paid homage to the Urawa Dragons (aka Urawa Red Diamonds) J League Football Club. The 2023 pair will come modified a but, while still playing tribute to the teams’s kits.
Previewed below, the Nike Air Max 1 Urawa comes dressed in a Pure Platinum, White, Black, Sport Red, and Summit White color scheme. Constructed in a mix of mesh and leather materials, details include a Black base with Grey and White overlays. Even more White takes care of the Swooshes, laces, and midsole. Elsewhere you will find Red contrasting accents, Gold on the Nike tongue branding and the Urawa Dragons logo embroidered onto the heels and stamped onto the insoles. Finishing touches include a solid White rubber outsole housing Red Air bubbles.
The Nike Air Max 1 Urawa 2023 is currently slated to release on September 1st at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. Retail is set at $160. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Urawa 2023.
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The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin Will Be Returning This Holiday Season
The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin originally released back in 2008 as part of Nike’s “Greatest Hits” pack that also included the Nike Air Stab “Runnin’ Gunnin,” and the Nike Air Max 90 “King of the Mountain.” Fifteen years later, Nike is set to bring it back this upcoming holiday season.
The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin comes dressed in a Safety Orange and Black color scheme. Yet to be unveiled, the 2023 version is said to look just like the original pair, which gets its inspiration from the OG Air Safari that dropped in 1987. Details include an Orange leather base paired with Black pony hair side panels, leather Swooshes, tongues, and overlays. Other notable details include the safari print on the mudguards and collar while text that reads “Keep Rippin Stop Slippin” is embroidered on the heels. A Black rubber outsole with a graphic displayed on the translucent area underfoot rounds out the main features of the sneaker. Below you will find images of the 2008 pair.
The Nike Air Max 1 Keep Rippin Stop Slippin does not have an official release date, but current reports have them returning during Holiday 2023 at select NBHD retailers and Nike.com. Keep it locked for a first look and official release info.
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I'm a 39M 6'1, 190 lbs, caucasian, with autoimmune arthritis that ive treated periodically with cortisone injections. for the last 2 yrs ive been having a lot of heart palpitations that almost feels like a "bubbling sensation" that can be up in my neck/clavicle and down to my stomach, chest tightness on the left side, shoulder pain in both shoulders and intermittent dizziness, lightheadedness and what i interpret to be neurological symptoms like random twitches in various muscles and my eyes. i had a holter monitor put on in the summer of 2021 and again in 2022 each time I wore them for 14 days. ive also experienced periods of a racing heart out of nowhere that can jump up to 120-140 and also frequent periods where my heart rate is in the low 50s sometimes even the 40s.
the basic findings were a bpm of between 39 and 158 with an average of 63, sinus rhythm with small periods of sinus arrhythmia. and occasionally pvcs
I feel like I am getting no answers from my doctors who tell me everything is fine, but all of my ecgs have come back with st elevation, early repol. pattern and "borderline intraventricular conduction delay" which ive read can be quite serious, especially when I am having actual symptoms persistently...this is not asymptomatic. ive had blood work done a few times and my troponin level is fine as are my kidneys, and electrolytes. the only thing in my blood work that came back abnormal was a low creatinine but its likely because i have very low muscle mass due to not being able to lift a lot due to my arthritis.
what could this be and are these symptoms likely related to the inflammation from my autoimmune disease?
thanks in advance for any help.

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So little back story 3 and a half years ago I (F23) moved to a new country and after 3 months I started dating my ex (M24). We dated almost 3 years till' December 2022 and he proposed to me in February 2021 so we were also engaged. I found out that he flirted with other girls and he told me that he wasn't feeling the relationship lately and that he wanted to breakup with me anyway (there weren't any big signs before except he got more busy with his job and his father's illness but I thought that he got distant a little bit because of that at least that's what I was told 2-3 months before the breakup) and that he wants me in his life and we should stay friends. I didn't accept at first. After the breakup I did any mistake you can imagine. I texted him everytime I had panic attacks. I was so low (and still kinda am). He was kinda my only close friend here so I lost 80% of my social life and he found new friends immediatly. He followed bunch of girls in the first month, his ex also and they broke up 6 years ago. I was told that he wants to be alone and isn't searching for anything almost everytime I brought those things up. Finally after almost 3 1/2 months I got tired. I got tired to be the only one to make conversations even though he was the one that "wanted" to be friends and "wanted" me in his life and "didn't know" what is going to happen in the future that we just need to be apart right now. I got tired of checking his socials and seeing that he is having the time of his life and is following new girls everyday. I got tired of him being changed completely even when we would talk about everyday topics it was like I was talking to a stranger and not somebody I knew for 3 years. It was such a big shock because it was kinda a one-sided breakup. I lost 40 pounds, lost my appetite for 2 months, I have panic attacks almost everyday and I literally have no other choice anymore than to remove myself. It doesn't matter if he comes back or not I can't trust him anymore. I've been through the shock and denial, the anger, the barganing, the begging and now I'm going between depression and acceptance. Healing is not linear but if you can learn anything from my story is that you def. can't heal in the same environment that hurt you and go no contact from the beginning. Hope I will find new friends soon and start a new life but until then I'm healing on my own.

Demographics: Male, Caucasian(Middle Eastern), Michigan, Public Magnet High School, Suburban, Low Middle Class (Low income for some colleges)
Intended Major(s): Computer Science or Applied Mathematics (depends on which major I would most likely get in with because computer science is very competitive)
ACT/SAT/SAT II: Don't have one yet but have been doing practice tests with 1530+, so rn assume Test-Optional please (worst case scenario)
UW/W GPA and Rank: UW: 4.0/4.0, W: 4.87/5.0, Class Rank: 1/330
Coursework: 17 AP Classes (Took all offered at school), 4 Dual Enrollment Courses
9th: AP USH (3), AP HUG(4), Algebra 2, Health/Wellness, Biology, Spanish 3, English 10
Summer: Pre-Calculus @ local community college
10th: AP CALC AB (5), AP STATS (4), AP ES (4), AP WH(4), AP LANG(3), Honors Chemistry
11th: Dual Enrollment courses - CIS-100 and Elementary Spanish I, AP CALC BC, AP CHEM, AP GOV, AP CAPSTONE SEMINAR, AP ECON (MACRO/MICRO)
Summer: Calculus 3 @ local community college ~~~if not accepted into summer program
12th: AP BIO, AP PHYSICS 1, AP LITERATURE, AP CAPSTONE RESEARCH, AP PSYCHOLOGY, Dual Enrollment courses - Calculus 3 (if not summer) and Linear Algebra [if i do take calculus 3 in the summer then linear algebra and differential equations]
Awards:

1. 2022 Congressional App Challenge: Programmed an app about the future of AI/ML and was invited to U.S. Congress to present app
2. FIRST Robotics: District 2021 Impact Award, District 2023 Impact Award, District 2022 Engineering Inspiration Award, State 2022 Engineering Inspiration Award, First-Time World Championship Qualifier
3. 2x GLOBE IVSS Symposium 4-Stars, Top 1% of Research Papers submitted (international)
4. AP Scholar with Distinction
5. Tennis: 4x District Gold Medal, Rookie All Star, Coach's Award, 4x All-Conference Award
6. idk lol im lacking

Extracurriculars: Include leadership & summer activities

1. GLOBE Research: 2x published research; Added Atmospheric Arduino Sensors (particulate matter, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ultraviolet light, and sound) onto NASA-sponsored; 2 year long project with 2 research papers.
2. FIRST Robotics: Lead Programmer; Programmed the drive and autonomous period; First-Time World Qualifier
3. Class President: 4 years; organized city-wide parades, homecoming, snow-coming, and senior prom; raised over $15,000 through fundraising
4. National Honor Society: Parliamentarian (11) -> managed school courtyards and organized school-wide pink out and blue out raising a combined total of $14,000; Vice President (12) will be organizing community-wide blood drives and awards for 100+ members
5. Key Club: Co-Founder; Media Director (10) -> created club website through HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT; Secretary (11) -> handled all members attendance and hours; Vice President (12) -> organized district-wide events with multiple service projects
6. Science Club: President (12) -> created 5 student-led research groups; organized science equipment; helped groups on scientific procedures; raised funding for 10+ symposiums
7. Varsity Tennis: Team Captain (11-12) -> 4-year varsity; lead team practices and drills; 1 Singles
8. Independent Research Project: Emotion Detection through Euclidean distances on facial features; published; through summer program of Inspirit AI
9. Community Religious Organization: Organized city-wide events with 50,000+ participants; (i don't wanna say the stuff bc i don't wanna dox)
10. Independent Research Project: ChatGPT accuracy on different levels of difficulty of 5th grade subjects; published
11. (for uc applications) Watershed Committee; Organized community-wide events to rehabilitate rain gardens

Essays/LORs/Other:
Personal Statement: don't know because I didn't write it yet but aiming for 10/10 :)))
Assuming from past applicants
APES TeacheResearch Advisor : 10/10. She is the best person in the world. She is the only reason why I am on this Earth, truthfully. Our relationship is amazing. She is known for amazing letter of recs in the past.
AP CHEM/Honors Chem: 7/10. Had for 2 years. Have a good student-teacher relationship. She allows use to basically 'write' our own but she changes it drastically because of FERPA
Counselor: 7/10. She uses the same format of letter of rec for every other student she has so there really isn't that much diversity. But, I am talking to her more to make sure my story really comes across.
AP Calculus AB/BC: 6/10. Had for 2 years. Was a sophomore taking ab and junior taking bc so I tried to engage myself in the classroom more with him. We have a good student-teacher relationship. Although he writes his letters of rec in under 2 hours (...LMAO) ik this from past students.
Schools: List of colleges, ED/EA/RD, etc
REA/EA:
University of Michigan -Ann Arbor (in-state)
Georgia Tech
Michigan State University
...more local/state universities
Harvard University
RD:
MIT
All ivies
Stanford
All UCs
Carnegie Mellon University
USC
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I am only a junior so I have a long way to go. Genuinely, please chance me. I know people with better stats than me and get rejected hardcore. My AP scores are lacking big time so I am studying hard to hopefully get all 5s. Similarly for my Awards, does anybody have any advice to receive awards that are computer science base? Because all of them that I find are coding competitions and unfortunately i suck at those (trauma from 9th grade USACO training). Also, ik the SAT is weighted much more from the past years as TO applicants rise so having a good score makes your stand out more, that is my goal.
I will be deleting this post later today. Thank you.

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