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I like this one, it’s a whale of a deduction:You may be able to deduct as a charitable contribution any reasonable and necessary whaling expenses you pay during the year to carry out sanctioned whaling activities. The deduction is limited to $10,000 a year. To claim the deduction, you must be recognized by the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission as a whaling captain charged with the responsibility of maintaining and carrying out sanctioned whaling activities.Sanctioned whaling activities are subsistence bowhead whale hunting activities conducted under the management plan of the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission.Whaling expenses include expenses for:Acquiring and maintaining whaling boats, weapons, and gear used in sanctioned whaling activities;Supplying food for the crew and other provisions for carrying out these activities; andStoring and distributing the catch from these activities.You must keep records showing the time, place, date, amount, and nature of the expenses. For details, see Revenue Procedure 2006-50, 2006-47 I.R.B. 944, available at IRS.gov/irb/2006-47_IRB#RP-2006-50.Source: Contributions You Can Deduct

Lets look at the stats for last 10 years2014/2015-169 goals-60 matches-2.8167 goals/game2013/2014-1052 goals-380 matches-2.7684 goals/game2012/2013-1063 goals-380 matches-2.7974 goals/game2011/2012-1066 goals-380 matches-2.8053 goals/game2010/2011-1063 goals-380 matches-2.7974 goals/game2009/2010-1053 goals-380 matches-2.7711 goals/game2008/2009-942 goals-380 matches-2.4789 goals/game2007/2008-1002 goals-380 matches-2.6368 goals/game2006/2007-931 goals-380 matches-2.4500 goals/game2005/2006-944 goals-380 matches-2.4842 goals/game(Source: Premier League - Statistics » Goals per season)From this we can see that there is not much change in the number of goals per game (0.33 difference) . But if you feel it while watching game in last 10 years. This is because of the change in approach of teams. This change is easily reflected in the world cups.2006 world cup was a game of defense apart from that of Germany. You can see it in Italy and France. that style of game reflected in most of the premiere league teams too.After that we so the rise of "Tiki-taka" or "Possession football". This kind of game does not give enough chance of goal scoring, it rather gives defensive benefits.But in the last few years we so "Power game" rising over "Possession football" which can be seen in teams like Germany,Holland and other teams. This was reflected in premiere league teams. Now attack is the major option for most of the teams.New scenario is not to defend their lead but to try and increase it or if we are trailing by 4 goals,try and hit 5. This approach increased the number of attempts on goal, but still defense in not that bad which makes the number of goals within that average.

Mohammad Yousuf a.k.a Yousuf YouhanaYousuf can be regarded as the best Pakistani batsman ever. The former Pakistani captain scored 1788 Test runs in 2006 at an average of 99.33. This is the most test runs scored by any batsman in a calendar year.He averages 50+ in Tests and 40+ in ODIs, which is considered to be a good batting average in Bowler dominant era.He scored a test century against all the test playing nations and also on the soil of all the test playing nations.He has the record of scoring the most runs in an ODI series without being dismissed, with a total of 405 runs against Zimbabwe in Zimbabwe in 2002–2003.He was given the award of Cricketer of the Year for 2006 by CNN-IBN. He was chosen as the Wisden Cricker of the year in the 2007 edition, which is the highest cricketing award. He was awarded the ICC 'Test Cricketer of the Year' award for 2007, for his outstanding Test performance. He scored 944 runs in just 10 innings at an average of 94.4. He scored 7 centuries and 2 half-centuries in those 10 innings.He may not be a star player like Afridi for Pakistan, but he is definitely the best batsman for Pakistan.