A ref blaming refs Sports man

The last event Snedeker won: OneFlight Classic at Myrtle Beach. OneFlight just accused of being a Ponzi scheme and is scrubbing itself from internet. There’s got to be some kind of irony in that

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Throw a banner over top of screen like they do for soccer games!!! How f’n hard is that??

Delete your account

Thanks to @acaseofthegolf1 for breaking the story, right @GolfDigest ?! Journalistic integrity please.

Mariano Rivera is greatest reliever of all time

The best 3 accounts on here: 1) @acaseofthegolf1 2) @John_Fanta 3) @Trail_Cams That is all…

I don’t think people really understand the true dominance of @UConnWBB and @UConnMBB in college basketball over the last 30 years. It’s really quite staggering.

Straight up facts

Assuming Jayden Daniels is a 5, @USGA

Danny ***** Hurley LFG @dhurley15 #BleedBlue

I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.

Lindsay Clancy did not plan her children’s murders the day she did it. She started laying the groundwork for a trial 5 months prior. How do I know? The evidence is clear if you look through a nurse’s eyes. As an RN, the first thing we’re taught is that “if you didn’t document it, it didn’t happen” in regards to patient care. Lindsay was an L&D nurse. She heard that line in school and on every unit she ever worked. Callan was only a few months old when she began “seeking treatment”. She told doctors she was depressed and anxious. She did not tell them she was suicidal or homicidal. She knew exactly what those words do. One statement of intent to harm herself or the kids and she is in a locked unit. If they even suspected she wanted to hurt anyone, it would have unleashed a chain reaction that would prevent her from completing her plan. She wanted freedom and she knew just what lines not to cross to reach that goal. What she did do was write it down. Diary entries. Texts. Conversations with her husband and her mother. Thoughts of harming herself and the children. That paper trail exists for a reason. It is the documentation she knew a future jury would see. For months the pattern held: disclose the dark thoughts to family and to a journal. Minimize or deny them to the people who could actually help. Cycle through providers. We call that “doctor shopping” in the medical world and it’s a clear indicator of someone who wants specific medicines or is trying to avoid coordination between doctors. She KNEW the system and exactly how to use it. Collect prescriptions. Zoloft, Prozac, Seroquel, Valium, Klonopin, Ativan, Lamictal, amitriptyline—thirteen medications, more than thirty prescriptions. A nurse knows which side effects to report to get a med changed or dose adjusted. The list itself became the evidence she wanted. We don’t know if she ever took any of them except on the day of the crime. As a mom, if I were having actual thoughts of hurting my kids, I’d be the first one screaming it to every doctor, every nurse. I’d make sure I was locked away where I couldn’t actually hurt them. But not Lindsay. She did all she could to not be locked away. When the Women & Infants postpartum program discharged her after one day because she didn’t fit the criteria, the calendar was not on her side. Callan was eight months old. The cleanest “postpartum psychosis” window was already gone. She had to execute sooner rather than later. She planned it to the minute. As a nurse, she knew exactly how long it would take to strangle each child—about six minutes. She sent her husband on errands that would keep him out of the house long enough to kill all three and stage what was supposed to look like a suicide attempt. Her medical education ensured she knew EXACTLY how deep and what direction to cut her wrists to ensure she wouldn’t bleed out. She knew EXACTLY how deep and where to cut her neck to avoid hitting the carotid arteries, the jugular veins, or compromise her airway. She even knew jumping out a 2nd story window wouldn’t be fatal but would look dramatic to a future jury. Every cut, every decision was calculated, cold, and with the medical training to execute the plan flawlessly (the injuries she sustained were a miscalculation from landing wrong, not the fall itself). Lindsay Clancy is not a woman who “snapped with no warning.” or even one who was failed by her family and the healthcare system. She is a woman who spent months building a file and setting the stage so she could blame her crime on those very people while she could live out the childless life she dreamed of living.

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(1) @UConnMBB vs. (2) @ArizonaMBB

DB from the top rope!

How about a round at @Applebees with @RefObserver17 as a prize?!?

Will players commit to LIV Golf 2.0? LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil met with the media yesterday in Indianapolis to give an update on the future of the league. It came under a backdrop of the investor who’s spent more than $5 billion set to walk away, huge numbers of unpaid vendors and contractors, staff given notice, multiple million dollar lawsuits, the feeder system disappearing, question marks over star players commitment, a smoke and mirrors campaign around the non-playing of the Team Championship in Michigan, and the looming threat of bankruptcy. That didn’t stop Scott trying to convince the media and fans that LIV Golf 2.0 is full steam ahead, even if actual details were once again absent. In reality though, it doesn’t matter what anyone thinks or says, it only matters what the players do. LIV Golf 2.0 will likely fail before a transaction is completed without player support. This is a difficult task when the league is expected to file for bankruptcy in the coming weeks, leaving these same players as the largest creditors, which could lead to high profile lawsuits. It becomes even harder when players have to be convinced to take equity in a new entity after they’ve just witnessed contractors and vendors they’ve built personal relationships with left unpaid for months of hard work, likely adding to the lawsuit mountain. All of this is before even looking at the challenges in convincing players to stay for the actual golf. CEO Scott O’Neil said in his press conference that “guardians and stewards of the game of golf” have an “appetite to put the parochial friction of the past behind us.” He also mentioned multiple times that he wanted LIV Golf to “complete, not compete”. Unfortunately for Scott, LIV Golf is now “completely” isolated in the professional golf landscape and without the support of the sovereign wealth fund investing billions of dollars there’s no way it can realistically “compete” even if it wanted to. The PGA Tour in partnership with the DP World Tour has moved to sign multi year deals to strengthen the national opens Scott was originally pitching in LIV Golf 2.0. They also formed a partnership with the Asian Tour to close the feeder system LIV Golf invested $300 million into just 5 years ago. There are also significant doubts over whether the league can maintain OWGR approval and the major access they worked so hard to obtain. Add to that the uncertainty of whether LIV Golf players will face reinstated fines and suspensions from the DP World Tour, the still active year long suspension from PGA Tour events, and the loss of The International Series on the Asian Tour. It’s very difficult to see how players will be able to build their schedules out from the proposed 10 events in LIV Golf 2.0 to fill their seasons. For many, this is just too big of a risk to take with the future of their careers. Several weeks ago, I reported 7 players had told me directly they were going to leave, and that number has grown significantly. In the words of one player, who will remain anonymous due to the nature of the situation: “I grew up making putts on the practice green to win Ryder Cups and majors. There was always a hope I could still do it on LIV if I played well enough. Now, that hope is gone.” There is no argument to be made against the PGA Tour being the most competitive tour in the world, and it will be for many years to come under the new Championship and Challenger Series launching in 2028. If LIV Golf players wish to test themselves at the very top of the sport, the only way they can do that now is to begin serving their PGA Tour suspensions once LIV Golf Indianapolis concludes, which many have indicated to me they intend to do. Scott O’Neil said during his opening monologue in yesterday’s press conference, “We're not asking anyone to choose between LIV Golf and the rest of the game.” But for the star players and those who wish to be competitive, there really is no real choice anyway.

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