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John Calipari Says Recruits Choose UK Because "Families Trust Us With Their Child", Gets Clowned On Twitter
It seems as if there is something in the water at the University of Kentucky. The Wildcats have been on an absolute tear in recruiting lately — but not just in basketball. While the hoops program is one of the most iconic ones in the country and has always recruited well, it's no secret that Kentucky has one of the worst football programs in the SEC, and is perhaps average at best nationally.
But after Mark Stoops has reeled in five 2014 recruits in the past week, fans have been wondering what is convincing top players to pick Kentucky in every sport. John Calipari took to Twitter today and offered his opinion:
You want to know why players are picking Kentucky? Here's what I think: Their families trust us with their child.
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They know we have their child's interest on the forefront of our minds. It's players first.
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Lastly, we're not trying to recruit kids to our style of play. We're recruiting kids to try to do everything we can to make them better.
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Calipari may or may not be right in this regard, but his comments naturally became a target on Twitter — after all, Calipari has been caught on tape cheating in the past, and many fans consider him a less than honest coach.
Here are some responses from college basketball fans:
@UKCoachCalipari Why did you run Harrow off them? Isn't he a young man in need of passion & guidance?
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@UKCoachCalipari The Dorms they live in with a made to order Chef does not hurt you in recruiting either…
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For 1 semester. Very impressive indeed. RT @UKCoachCalipari: They know we're about education.
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"@UKCoachCalipari: They know we're about education and they know we're going to do what we say." Haha education is the reason? Not payroll?
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On this week's "Hagee Hotline," Matthew Hagee answered questions from congregants and viewers, including one from "Zack" wondering why there is such a focus on homosexuality when the Bible says that everyone is a sinner and that all sins are equal.
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Thursday, June 23, 2016
Tedious Opinion
"Ah, a brilliant work of fiction!" I tried Salman Rushdie. I don't get him.
Perhaps it is my lazy nature, but there aren't many hyped or classic works that I've reluctantly slogged through. Although I'm not exactly advertising my regency romance stage in high school. I do not consider never having read Wuthering Heights to be a proud lack of achievement.
I have definitely fallen prey to an author's reputation. How can I not? It's amazing how attractive a sale item becomes once I know the hauteur of the designer. Is a book any different?
Zoë Heller explains how her school training for revering the literary greats left her unprepared to critique any sort of non-officially "sacred" writing.
As are many of us, it would seem. Eventually, she became less admiring and more discerning about the big-kahuna authors. Heller concludes:
It's possible, of course, to get a little drunk on the pleasures of having unfashionable views. Contrarianism is a species of vanity and just as much of a bore, in its way, as unquestioning obeisance to prevailing opinion. (Every now and then, I have to check myself and ask, Do I really not rate Elena Ferrante, or do I just enjoy upsetting her cultish fans?) Still, it is better, by and large, to be a conceited skeptic than to spend one's life sitting meekly on the critical bandwagon.
I couldn't get through the first Ferrante book. (Can I admit that?) But I don't think that questioning everything is any better than questioning nothing. Too often the former merely the same default reaction as the latter, not necessarily based on anything.
In any case, opinion about current works will mean little a century from now:
Predicting the next great American novel:
When we think about the future, we envision a version of the present: that the TV shows, movies and singers who matter most today will be the ones remembered in100 years. History says otherwise, Chuck Klosterman argues in But What if We're Wrong? Thinking About the Present as if It Were in the Past. The works that endure, he says, are the ones that suture societies find meaningful, whether they are valued in their day or not. Herman Melville's Moby Dick was scorned when it came out, and Franz Kafka was dead before The Trial saw print. So which of today's writers will be remembered in 2116? Probably not Philip Roth or Jonathan Franzen, Klosterman says, but someone writing in obscurity (perhaps on the deep web), representing an ultra-marginalized group and covering subjects that can be completely reinterpreted by future readers. "The most amazing writer of this generation," he writes, "is someone you've never heard of."—Sarah Begley, TIME
Hey, that means any of us could be famous! As long as one doesn't mind being long dead and not seeing a penny from it.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2016
I Can't Win
As an one-on-one chatterer, I often come to a point when I think I'm talking too much about myself. It's not that I'm not curious about this person I have just met, but one does not really know what topic could be potentially problematic. There have been too many times when I inquired about something I thought to be completely innocuous, only to have unintentionally harried at the other's sore spot.
Therefore, I expound about my experiences, opinions, and beliefs, hoping the other will chime in with her own experiences, opinions, and beliefs.
But there are times, when the other side remains unresponsive, I often rebuke myself. Query her! Show interest in her interests. Yet there I go, telling her all about my favorite breakfast and my idea of a good book and my thoughts on classical fashion.
Therefore, I expound about my experiences, opinions, and beliefs, hoping the other will chime in with her own experiences, opinions, and beliefs.
But there are times, when the other side remains unresponsive, I often rebuke myself. Query her! Show interest in her interests. Yet there I go, telling her all about my favorite breakfast and my idea of a good book and my thoughts on classical fashion.
Until a date, when I realized, quite proudly, that I was being properly inquisitive, without even trying! Family history, work, hobbies—I covered them all. Good girl! I trilled inside. You're being considerate for once. Totally not coming off as self-absorbed.
"You ask too many questions," he replied tiredly at one point.
Humph. Go be nice.
Humph. Go be nice.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
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I'm less and less interested in guessing, because I'm more and more aware of how compartmentalized people are, of how flawed and fruitless it is to extrapolate from one chamber of their lives to another. The stingiest spouse and parent can be the greatest boss, and vice versa. Someone who's selfless and principled in one context is sometimes the opposite in another, as if there's only so much goodness to go around.
And no chamber resists exploration and explanation like that of a marriage or comparable relationship.
We're certain that we have it figured out — who musters the most patience, who makes the greatest sacrifices, who's pure, who's sullied — until it falls apart. Then we gape at the pieces, because none are recognizable.
We're certain that social climbing or religious devotion is a couple's glue, when what matters more is the secret language of goofy endearments that they speak. Or the unremarkable daily rituals that they've grown to relish. Or the tempo of his speech. Or the timbre of her laugh.
And when we come to our sweeping conclusions, we're not perceiving but projecting, and we're using couples to cling to our idealism or validate our cynicism. It's a foolish game under any circumstances.
Humans are multi-faceted. Children utilize the simple categories of "good" and "bad" to view others. Adults should be more . . . well, adult about people. That's why it is a shock to me when I hear those who can qualify for social security using terms like "rasha merusha" about the next-door neighbor.
There are times when I—and I admit this shamefully—will succumb and beredt A to B. When B responds, "That doesn't mean she's a bad person!," I get irritated. I didn't say she was. This one aspect of A is giving me grief; that doesn't mean I believe her to be on equal footing with Stalin.
I have made judgements about others because of past bad experiences, or because of my own insecurities, or my own prejudices—as Rivka Silver beautifully describes. Yet people are delightfully complex.
One Yom Kippur, a speaker explained how the strength of the kehilla is formed by the variety of middos we each contribute. One is awesome with tzedaka; one rocks in shmiras halashon; one is da bomb in kavana; one is the bee's knees in kibud av v'eim.
He didn't trod down this path, but this is my own continuation: Do none of these people have other, less stellar quirks? Of course not. One can be speak without thought; one is prone to impatience and anger; one repeatedly misses davening; one has cheated on his taxes.
Where I excel, others struggle. Where I am weak, others bloom. Most of us try to become better. Progress may be faster for her, slower for him. We are all just freakin' human. Remember that, PL.
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Monday, June 20, 2016
I Want
As soon as Eewok walked through the door, I could tell that she hadn't slept enough the night before. When she hasn't rested sufficiently, Eewok, usually a total mammelah, becomes hair-raisingly self-involved and stubborn.
"I want you to play cards with me," she demanded.
I don't negotiate with terrorists. Since she didn't ask properly: "We'll see. Soon."
"But I want you to play cards!"
"What is this 'want'? What about what I want? You don't care that I want to read the paper. We don't talk like that."
The afternoon continued, with little progress. "I want." "I want." "I want." Rarely had I heard her use such language.
Until the dam broke. She had wanted to go to shul with Luke and he remained firmly implacable. Eewok dissolved into tears. "But I want to!" she wailed, refusing to budge.
"What is this 'want'?" I repeated in exasperation. "You want to be a big girl? Fine. Here it is: You don't get to do what you want."
"You do!" she bawled. "Adults get to do what they want!"
"What? That's what you think? Baby, being a grown-up doesn't mean you get to do what you want. Being a grown-up means you don't get to do what you want."
Large tears dripped down her reddened cheeks. She glared at me defiantly. I could almost hear her think, "Liar."
Classic middle child. She is quite sure there is a conspiracy against her, plotting to keep her miserable and out of the fun.
Wait till she finds out the truth. I never wanted to be an adult. Because I knew it's awesome to be young, under someone else's care, with no major responsibilities. Why the heck would I want to be an adult? Rochel Spagenthal gets it to.
But it does have its upside, as she notes. Although "wanting" has little to do with it.
Wait till she finds out the truth. I never wanted to be an adult. Because I knew it's awesome to be young, under someone else's care, with no major responsibilities. Why the heck would I want to be an adult? Rochel Spagenthal gets it to.
But it does have its upside, as she notes. Although "wanting" has little to do with it.
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Friday, June 17, 2016
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Seeking: Friend
In response to a piece regarding a gay man and female best friend, there was a letter that I liked:
There's an obsession with romance in our culture. But what we don't talk about in this context is friendship. I don't mean friendship as a substitute for romance. I mean friendship as a component of romance. The most successful couples I know are friends first and foremost. You have to be in order for a relationship to last. There has to be mutual pleasure in each other's company. There has to be laughter and reliability and respect. There has to be recognition of individuality and of connection. There has to be acceptance of flaws and celebration of strengths. But when you start talking this way, people get upset, as if you're trying to deny them their fantasies or get them to "settle" for someone lesser than "the one" who is surely out there somewhere. Friendship doesn't preclude desire. It doesn't preclude passion. It can encompass those things while being bigger and deeper. Friendship is less selfish, more forgiving, and ultimately more substantial. I think a lot of couples who divorce were never friends to begin with (yes, there are certainly counterexamples). They didn't base their relationships on love of each other as people but rather as projected images. Life is hard and I'd much rather get through it with a loving friend than with a friendly lover.—JMOLKA
The article was about deep friendship that could never be romantic. Eric believed that as a gay man, his best and closest relationship should be with a romantic partner, but eventually concluded, after harshly judging gay men living with their female best friends, that love and affection is love and affection—and there is nothing shameful in that. He became his female best friend's flatmate.
I'm not a romantic. I do not fantasize about dreamy proposals with a piping sound track while wearing painful yet gorgeous shoes. Perhaps I am a romantic—if romance means spending time with someone—with conversation or without—who sees me, my values, my priorities, my strengths, my weaknesses, and I see him, as he is. (I wouldn't look gross, mind, but I don't need to have my hair blown to a crisp.)
I fantasize about friendship, the Biblical "reyah," the ideal relationship when two people accept each other, and everything that goes with it.
I have been on dates when it is obvious the suitor is not interested in "seeing" me. Rather, he projects on to me what he has decided I am, what he has decided what I want to hear, what he has decided that I want in life. He doesn't want to see me. Goodbye. I'm in the market for a friend.
Many things are relative. I read this great line in a book review in TIME: "Her love is passionate but shallow." Passion, for me, seems like a lot of work. Ah, quiet contentment, what could get any better for one who strives to be sedentary? Is passionately shallow love meaningful? Not to me. But that's just me.
In Belva Plain's Evergreen, a female character has a crisis when she discovers that her fierce attachment to her husband is not echoed on his end with equal vehemence. He loves her, yes, but not with the storybook passion that she longs for. He says to her at that there is no set definition for "love"; it's an individual sensation. He loves her, dearly and truly. Just differently.
I have heard it said, in many a rom-com, that "I think we're really good friends, but . . ."
Hey, you had me at "good friend"!
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Labels: Authenticity, Friend, Marriage, Relationships
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
My Purpose?
I had believed that my purpose is to find my spiritual partner and have children to teach them the ways of the Force—uh, sorry, Judaism.
So my prayers have been somewhat petulant lately. "Hey, Eibishter? What up. 'Memba me? You know how You have in Sh'ma, 'V'shinantam l'vanecha'? So, um, could You, like, send me the means to have those vanecha? Why else was I put on this earth, complete with early childhood training—didn't You see how dope I was with my nephew's tantrum, not appeasing him and all? Could You help a girl out by sending her her zivug, like, yesterday?"
I had been getting more and more frustrated, whining self-pityingly at the Lord for His seeming lack of comprehension. "Seriously, Dude, how are You not understanding this? I'm trying to serve You and honor You by raising a next generation in Your Name, but I'm being set up with Jar-Jars!"
In a sulk, I listened to an endless stream of Rabbi Daniel Glatstein shiurim. In one shiur, he mentioned that a Jew is not required to become a doctor because he might save a life in the future; a Jew only has to concern herself with the situation at hand, before her.
It cannot be my purpose is restricted to that which I cannot control, I comprehended. A Jew must focus on the situation at hand. Ergo, there is purpose in how I live now.
As I heard from Esther Wein, a Jew's purpose is to give honor to the Eibishter. That can be done in a multitude of ways, and according to my simple understanding, that would be doing mitzvos—both bein adam l'Makom and bein adam l'chaveiro—with as much diligence as I can.
Honoring my parents; davening with focused kavana; watching my speech; saying brachos with more care.
In another shiur of Esther Wein's, she quotes from Sefer Yishayahu (Perek 56). Hashem is addressing the childless and geirim of millennia ago.
In another shiur of Esther Wein's, she quotes from Sefer Yishayahu (Perek 56). Hashem is addressing the childless and geirim of millennia ago.
Happy is the man that doeth this, and the son of man that holdeth fast by it: that keepeth the Sabbath from profaning it, and keepeth his hand from doing any evil. Neither let the alien, that hath joined himself to the LORD, speak, saying: 'The LORD will surely separate me from His people'; neither let the eunuch say: 'Behold, I am a dry tree.' For thus saith the LORD concerning the eunuchs that keep My Sabbaths, and choose the things that please Me, and hold fast by My covenant: Even unto them will I give in My house and within My walls a monument and a memorial better than sons and daughters; I will give them an everlasting memorial, that shall not be cut off. Also the aliens, that join themselves to the LORD, to minister unto Him, and to love the name of the LORD, to be His servants, every one that keepeth the Sabbath from profaning it, and holdeth fast by My covenant.Shabbos. Do I really have the right perspective of Shabbos? We're told it's major, but it has been watered down to a "recharging from high tech life" sort of day. There are so many halachos I'm ignorant of, actions I refrain from doing that are actually permissible, as well as erroneously transgressing Shabbos from ignorance.
I have heard singles say they are frustrated because they don't seem to have a role in a couple-focused community. What if we make Shabbos our thing? Not necessarily in terms of meals—Shabbos is not about cholent—but in terms of keeping it better? Not looking at it as a day of restriction, but as a day of love between us and the great big Papa in the sky?
I have been ignoring the much that is within my purview.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Do No Harm
I am fascinated by history. If one analyzes a situation with the long view, one can see patterns.
The past fifty years or so, science did away with nature. Butter was shunned for margarine. Dairy was fiercely de-fatted (I want my childhood years, sentenced to skim milk, back). Every minor complaint can be "fixed" with medication or surgery.
Butter is back. Fatty dairy is back (I'm making up for lost time). As for being "fixed"?
A few years ago I was seized by a violent sinus infection. I inched into an ENT's office, tears in eyes. He scribbled up, along with antibiotics, a prescription for Vicodin.
"Um, that's okay," I demurred. "I watch House."
He looked at me in scorn. "Why should you suffer if you don't have to?"
I gingerly picked up the prescription. I did not use it.
Doctors happy-pen method with opiods have led to addictions and overdoses, and now they are considerably cutting back; sufferers will have to suffer.
In general, the policy for vigilant medicine and treatment is easing off. The required annual checkup is off. Screenings and tests that were once necessary are now under the "Weeeell . . ." category. Even treatments for certain conditions or illnesses are found to be not as vital as once thought.
"Are Good Doctors Bad for Your Health?" by Ezekiel Emanuel highlights the current quo:
One of the more surprising — and genuinely scary — research papers published recently appeared in JAMA Internal Medicine. It examined 10 years of data involving tens of thousands of hospital admissions. It found that patients with acute, life-threatening cardiac conditions did better when the senior cardiologists were out of town. And this was at the best hospitals in the United States, our academic teaching hospitals. As the article concludes, high-risk patients with heart failure and cardiac arrest, hospitalized in teaching hospitals, had lower 30-day mortality when cardiologists were away from the hospital attending national cardiology meetings. And the differences were not trivial — mortality decreased by about a third for some patients when those top doctors were away.
Truly shocking and counterintuitive: Not having the country's famous senior heart doctors caring for you might increase your chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.
He cites an Israeli study:
This is not the only recent finding that suggests that more care can produce worse health outcomes. A study from Israel of elderly patients with multiple health problems but still living in the community tried discontinuing medicines to see if patients got better. Not unusual for these types of elderly patients, on average, they were taking more than seven medications.
In a systematic, data-driven fashion, the researchers discontinued almost five drugs per patient for more than 90 percent of the patients. In only 2 percent of cases did the drugs have to be restarted. No patients had serious side effects and no patients died from stopping the drugs. Instead, almost all of the patients reported improvements in health, not to mention the saving of drug money.
And people wonder why I'm afraid of doctors.
Despite often repeating the mantra "First, do no harm," doctors have difficulty with doing less — even nothing. We find it hard to refrain from trying another drug, blood test, imaging study or surgery.
We forget the body's capacity for healing. It doesn't always always need help. But today, with so much within human control, we forget that we don't always have all the solutions.
A new book (Hoping to Help) analyzes the effectiveness of volunteers nobly assisting in third-world countries. It's not always wonderful.
Students may take advantage of the circumstances to attempt tasks well beyond their expertise. Seasoned professionals may cling to standards of practice that are irrelevant or impossible to sustain in poor countries. Unskilled volunteers who do not speak the language may monopolize local personnel with their interpreting needs without providing much of value in return.So who did I think of?
It really is unpleasant trying to politely fend off the misplaced fervor of a bullying matchmaker who barely knows you yet insists you "must" go out with someone. Yes, they say they are "trying to help," but how is this helpful? Congratulations: My bowels clench every time I receive an e-mail or phone call from someone chirpily claiming to be a "shadchan."
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Friday, June 10, 2016
- Loved the title of an article about celebrity privacy: "Keeping mum in the age of blab." I should stitch that on a throw pillow; and
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Kieffer and Dutton Dominate Dressage at the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event
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Lauren Kieffer of the United States riding Veronica leads the CCI3* division following the opening phase of dressage competition at the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event taking place June 6 to 9, 2013, in Bromont, Quebec. (Cealy Tetley, www.tetleyphoto.com)
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– Lauren Kieffer and Phillip Dutton are the early leaders following the first phase of competition at the 2013 Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event, The Todd Sandler Challenge, running June 6 to 9 at the Bromont Olympic Horse Park in Bromont, Quebec.
The Olympic equestrian discipline of Three Day Eventing is often referred to as the triathlon of equestrian sport, with the phases of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping taking place over three consecutive days. The opening phase of dressage is now complete at the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event, and riders are preparing for Saturday's cross-country phase, followed by the third and final phase of show jumping on Sunday.
Leading the CCI3* division after dressage is Lauren Kieffer of the United States. Kieffer, of Middleburg, VA, rode Team Rebecca's Veronica to the top of a 22-horse starting field with a dressage score of 44.6 penalties. Kieffer has a comfortable lead over second placed William Coleman III, a member of the U.S. Olympic Eventing Team in London, who earned 50.2 penalties riding Obos O'Reilly.
"My horse was great with the atmosphere here and I'm really happy with her," said Kieffer, who is impressed by the cross-country course she will face on Saturday. "This is my first time here and it's beautiful. The course is big and bold, and the questions are right out there in front of you. There are lots of places for you to let your guard down and make a mistake."
The CIC3* is a division held at the same level as the CCI3*, but on a shorter cross-country course with fewer jumping efforts. After dressage, Phillip Dutton of the United States leads the CIC3* after scoring 46.9 penalties for his test riding Ben, a 12-year-old Holsteiner gelding also owned by Team Rebecca.
"Ben is a smart mover and has a really good head," said Dutton, a two-time Olympic team gold medalist. "He gets a bit more forward in the atmosphere of the competition, but he doesn't get silly. I was pleased with the trot work, but I could definitely improve the canter work still more."
Dutton expects the real test to come on Saturday with the cross-country phase. "There are some big fences and there is some technical stuff in there as well. There are lots of different factors here."
Dutton, an Olympic team veteran of both his native Australia and the U.S., holds a narrow lead over Canada's Jessica Phoenix of Uxbridge, ON, who is less than one point behind Dutton with 47.7 penalties. Phoenix is riding Pavarotti, her partner at the 2011 Pan American Games where she won individual gold and team silver medals for Canada.
American Sharon White leads the CCI2* division with Don Sheffield on a score of 49.8 penalties. Holding down second place is Canada's Jordan McDonald with 50.2 penalties. McDonald, from Oakville, ON, is also fifth in the CCI2* division with Glencanto with 57.2 penalties.
In the CCI1* division, Jennifer Bazan of the United States leads with 44.3 penalties riding Allegretta while Waylon Roberts of Port Perry, ON, currently sits second on 45.7 penalties riding Yarrow.
The cross-country competition, the most exciting phase of the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event, will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 8, with the CCI1* division, followed by the CCI3*, CIC3*, and CCI2* divisions. American FEI 4*course designer Derek Di Grazia, Bromont's resident course designer since 2009, will challenge competitors with courses of world class standards. The cross-country fences have again been constructed by Canadian course builder Jay Hambly.
Spectators attending the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event have the opportunity to watch some of North America's finest equestrian athletes compete at the only annual three day event held at a former Olympic site. The Bromont Olympic Horse Park was the site of equestrian events at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. Over the past 27 years of its existence, the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event has become one of North America's most prestigious three day events, and is the only competition of its kind in Canada sanctioned at the three star level by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI).
Volvo is the title sponsor of the Bromont Three Day Event for the second year. Bromont has also been included for a third year in the PRO Tour Series. The Professional Riders Organization (PRO) is a non-profit group of accomplished event riders dedicated to promoting the sport and advocating safety for horses and riders.
The Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event, The Todd Sandler Challenge, is made possible in part through a contribution from the Government of Canada. The organizing committee also wishes to thank the Gouvernement du Québec, Ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport, for their support of this year's event.
For more information about the Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event, please visit the bilingual website, www.bromontcci.com. Live scoring is available throughout the duration of the event.
Volvo CCI3* Bromont Three Day Event – Standings following Dressage:
Lauren Kieffer (USA) – Veronica – 44.6
William Coleman III (USA) – Obos O'Reilly – 50.2
Emily Beshear (USA) – River King – 53.5
Kyle Carter (CAN) – Madison Park – 54.0
Phillip Dutton (USA) – Fernhill Fugitive – 55.0
Phillip Dutton (USA) – Ben – 46.9
Jessica Phoenix (CAN) – Pavarotti – 47.7
Lauren Kieffer (USA) – R.F. Cosima – 51.5
Ian Roberts (CAN) – Faolan – 52.5
Nicole Parkin (CAN) – Lexus – 52.7
Sharon White (USA) – Don Sheffield – 49.8
Jordan McDonald (CAN) – Prince Mayo – 50.2
Booli Selmayr (USA) – Castle Diamond – 54.3
Buck Davidson (USA) – Santa's Keeper – 54.8
Jordan McDonald (CAN) – Glencento – 57.2
Jennifer Bazan (USA) - Allegretta – 44.3
Waylon Roberts (CAN) – Yarrow – 45.7
Emily Macauley (USA) – Canadian Exchange – 45.9
Andrea Leatherman (USA) – Mystic My – 47.6
Ashley Adams (USA) – Cooley Dawn Raid – 47.8
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In the last week, my Facebook feed was full of these:
These posts were ridiculously aggravating. But, everyone did one. Everyone laughed, it was like one big ironic shame fest. People posted these funny mocking images, and tittered in comments about how funny it was. It was one part mocking and two parts nonsensical, it was a Facebook perfect storm. Most of them were benign, but some of them were a jab at some of the more common practices on social media. And they always ended with Be Like This. If you're like me, you don't like to be likeanyone. And you especially don't like being told to be like your moronic co-worker, Madison (see above), who has a tendency to hang out in the bathroom for forty-five minutes to avoid work. Let's not be like Madison, be like you…and take glee in annoying your Facebook friends. Here are some tips.
Take it to the Next Level
Avoid the mundane and shoot for over-the-top. Why post that it's raining? Go outside, lay on the ground and get an action shot. Don't be a mundane.
Avoid the Depressing
No matter how badly you are spiralling into your cookie dough, never post that! Make it cool and awesome. Never post that you are becoming a hermit and haven't bathed or changed out of your PJs for three days. Post a random thought about mental illness (it's cool to be mentally ill now) and how sometimes you just can't face the onslaught of humanity. Receding to my safe place with my cat, my book and my favorite prescription of Xanex. You can even make it a political protest if you want to show your support of certain belief or anti-belief.
See! Pithy, political and cool.
Keep it Real
But no, keep it really fake. If you don't have anything important to say, just post something fake. You don't have to lie. Well, maybe little lies. Everyone lies on Facebook.
Song Lyrics
If you don't have anything to post – say it in a song. Find the coolest song ever (check the charts on iTunes) and post those lyrics. Make sure it's not a meaningless song, those lyrics have to have some punch.
Brag it Out
No one else is going to go to bat for you, you might as well just hit it and roll with it. Your life is awesome, you should let people know!
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Dishing Junk: Classics I Didn't Read!
So as a book reviewer and English teacher and self-proclaimed book geek, I am some what of a fraud. There are classics, you know the books everyone should have read, that I simply haven't read and for the most part don't want to read. So I thought I'd own it here and now. What do you think? Should we still read the classics? Are they necessary to make a well rounded reader? When I think about the power of reference, I can acknowledge that there is a certain necessity in reading the classics. So here is my list o'shame. The books I haven't read, and to redeem myself, some classics I have read. How about you? Are you Team Classics? Or Team Meh? Do you have that one book you should have read, and you were like "nope!"?
Dishing Junk: Crazy Erotica Books – You Can't Unsee This!
There are some crazy books out there, then there are some off-the-charts, dipped in cray-cray, sipping tea with my crazy Aunt, crazy books. And those topics are usually within the Erotica genre. I hate to stereotypical – but it can't be helped. You put a T-Rex as your main character in your book – and any other genre it's fine. You put a T-Rex in an erotica novel as the main character – and well then it tops the whacked out territory.
Dishing Junk: You can't be a real book lover unless you get a literary tattoo
Nothing says you love books, I mean LOVE books like a literary tattoo. I mean you can't even call yourself a BOOK LOVER unless you have some sort of tattoo that is inspired by, or based off of a great work of literature. Not to mention, once you get said literary tattoo you declare to the world that you are smart, hip, and so not a slave to pop-culture. Because it's a book, not a television show or movie. And just because they made it into a movie – well, that's because people know what's awesome. And the book was better.
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Melanie Simmons @mlsimmons on January 27, 2016 at 18:21
I really liked the stick figure of Donald Trump and of The Dude. 🙂
Becca on January 27, 2016 at 21:10
Why does everyone have to jump on every single bandwagon that comes across social media? It's okay if this is totally in your zone and it's your thing but I wish people wouldn't do stuff just to be like everyone else or not left out. What are we in middle school? Let's be ourselves already.


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SAN JOSE (AP) - Fatai Alashe and Chris Wondolowski scored to help the San Jose Earthquakes beat the New York Red Bulls 2-0 on Wednesday night.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Almost every NHL contender has a few ghosts of past failures that they must exorcise on the path toward the Stanley Cup.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kobe Bryant went out with a Hollywood ending to his remarkable career.
A season-long climb from an early hole landed the Houston Rockets in the NBA playoffs.
HOUSTON (AP) - After it looked as if they'd be heading home early just a week ago, the Houston Rockets are in the playoffs after securing the final Western Conference playoff spot on the last day of the regular season.
OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors took their last shot at Michael Jordan and history and they swished it - for 73.
OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Curry never figured the Chicago Bulls' 72-win mark could be matched or eclipsed.
DENVER (AP) - Trevor Brown made the San Francisco roster with his defense. He's proving he can give the Giants some timely offense, too.
OAKLAND (AP) - Geovany Soto spent the final month of the 2014 season with Oakland, and he caught Sean Doolittle during that stretch.
OAKLAND (AP) - Joe Smith made a blind, backward, over-the-head free throw that Stephen Curry couldn't match. Then, the Angels relief pitcher stymied the reigning NBA MVP on a left-handed 3-pointer and had suddenly beaten arguably the world's best basketball player at a good-natured game of PIG.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kobe Bryant is down to one last shot, and everybody knows he's going to take it.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Martin Jones spent a Stanley Cup run as Jonathan Quick's backup in Los Angeles learning what it takes to thrive as a starting goaltender in the playoffs.
DETROIT (AP) - For most people, catching a foul ball at a major league game would be the thrill of a lifetime. On Monday, Bill Dugan almost got bored by the whole thing.
DENVER (AP) - Manager Walt Weiss told rookie Trevor Story when he reported to spring training that he had a chance to win the starting shortstop job for the Colorado Rockies with veteran Jose Reyes on paid leave while facing legal issues.
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Minnesota forward Kevin Love scored 34 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to help the Timberwolves hold off the Knicks 109-100 at Madison Square Garden in New York City last evening. Minnesota led 40-19 after the first quarter. Kevin Martin added 30 points on 9-of-12 shooting including 5-of-5 from behind th arc. The T'Wolves are 3-and-0. New York cut the lead to as low as three in the fourth quarter, but couldn't finish off the comeback. Carmelo Anthony missed 13-of-21 yet still finished with 22 points and 17 rebounds. Raymond Felton dished out 12 assists and chipped in eight points. The Knicks fell to 1-and-2. Minnesota visits Cleveland tonight.
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Nixu Software announced today its new multivendor product strategy designed for elastic data centers. The new strategy is based on a software-defined architecture that merges popular data center technologies from Cisco, IBM, Microsoft and VMware under a shared IP Address Management (IPAM) system.
Already implemented by one of the IT industry bellwethers in its showcase data center, Nixu's technology arms data centers with a network management and provisioning layer that allows both private and public data centers to plug in multiple orchestrators used in connection with cloud, network functions virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN).
"Our revised product strategy is based on the notion that the world is not black and white," said Juha Holkkola, managing director of Nixu Software. "It's impossible for the average data center to forklift everything they have and embrace completely new technologies overnight. Our overlay solution provides data centers with the flexibility to manage existing networks and simultaneously provision prefixes, IP addresses, names and other network parameters to any number of new orchestrated workflows," he added.
In its latest DDI Market Guide, Gartner, Inc. highlighted Nixu Software's strengths in supporting virtualization, automation and self-service initiatives, recommending Nixu to cloud and managed service providers.
"Ultimately, pretty much everything that can be automated will be," added Holkkola. "This calls for new automation layers used to provision applications and networks. We are already seeing traction in automation initiatives like Machine-to-Machine and Microsoft Office 365 cloud that push provisioning beyond traditional data center stacks. This will completely transform the way in which Information Technology is delivered and consumed."
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One of the most important developments in bioinformatics over the past few decades has been the observation that short linear peptide sequences (minimotifs) mediate many classes of cellular functions such as protein-protein interactions, molecular trafficking and post-translational modifications. As both the creators and curators of a database which catalogues minimotifs, Minimotif Miner, the authors have a unique perspective on the commonalities of the many functional roles of minimotifs. There is an obvious usefulness in standardizing functional annotations both in allowing for the facile exchange of data between various bioinformatics resources, as well as the internal clustering of sets of related data elements. With these two purposes in mind, the authors provide a proposed syntax for minimotif semantics primarily useful for functional annotation.
Herein, we present a structured syntax of minimotifs and their functional annotation. A syntax-based model of minimotif function with established minimotif sequence definitions was implemented using a relational database management system (RDBMS). To assess the usefulness of our standardized semantics, a series of database queries and stored procedures were used to classify SH3 domain binding minimotifs into 10 groups spanning 700 unique binding sequences.
Our derived minimotif syntax is currently being used to normalize minimotif covalent chemistry and functional definitions within the MnM database. Analysis of SH3 binding minimotif data spanning many different studies within our database reveals unique attributes and frequencies which can be used to classify different types of binding minimotifs. Implementation of the syntax in the relational database enables the application of many different analysis protocols of minimotif data and is an important tool that will help to better understand specificity of minimotif-driven molecular interactions with proteins.
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- The 32-year-old was briefly a contestant in an upcoming season of The Bachelorette that is still filming
- Hill had been traveling since February 2013 in an attempt to visit every country in the world
An California man slated to be a contestant in an upcoming season of The Bachelorette is in a coma and clinging to life after a horrible paragliding accident Sunday.
Eric Hill, an intrepid 32-year-old on a personal quest to see every UN recognized country on Earth, slammed into a Utah mountainside after a parachute malfunctioned in high turbulence.
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Critical: Bachelorette contestant Eric Hill, center, is in a coma in critical condition after a horrible paragliding accident in Utah on Sunday
Intrepid: Aside from his reality show forays, Hill was on a quest to visit every UN-recognized country in record time. Here, he stands before Reims Cathedral, in Reims, France
'He experienced a partial parachute collapse, which swung him into the mountainside with some velocity,' Unified Fire Authority Battalion Chief Brian Anderton told KUTV. 'It doesn't seem like he fell an extremely long distance, but the velocity that he went into the hillside was enough to cause some trauma.'
Hill was was rushed to an area hospital, where he remained in a coma Tuesday.
The reality TV contestant had already been eliminated from the competition where he vied for the affections of bachelorette Andi Dorfman, at the time of the accident.
According to his friend, Hill was an experienced paraglider and KUTV reports that he was often in Utah where the activity is widely popular.
'He's well experienced. He knows what he's doing,' the friend, Derek Mazur, told KUTV. 'Just kind of that time of year. Spring, the air is really rough and a lot of turbulence.'
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Hill had yet to achieve notoriety for his television appearance, but had made a name for himself online for his exploits as a world traveler.
Turbulence: The adventurous California native, seen here near Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, was an experienced paraglider but decided to go out in conditions that were turbulent
Hill had been eliminated from the show, which is still filming, at the time of the accident
For the project he dubbed The Global Odyssey: Finding Awesome in Every Country, Hill was determined to visit all 194 UN-recognized world countries in record time and by the time of the horrible accident he was well on his way.
Social media accounts picture the handsome traveler in breathtaking shots from Finland to Djibouti.
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