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Saturday at Jagersro was the V75 Gold Arvid Stjernswards (200,000SEK to the winner, 1640 meters autostart, 11 starters) with victory to the 2.8/1 Dante Boko (9g Going Kronos-Margherita Rosa-Abo Volo) timed in 1.12.1kr and reined by harness racing trainer Adrian Kolgjini. 17/1 Shadow Gar (8f Pine Chip-Lady Killer Gar) took second with Christoffer Eriksson up for trainer Jerry Riordan and owner Pietro Gubellini. Third was 59/1 Art On Line (12g Rite On Line-Lass Fleur-Backstreet Guy) for pilot Carl Johan Jepson Thomas H. Hicks
December 1, 2018 - Sweden's oldest stake race, the Svensk Uppfodningslopning (2018), took place Saturday at Jagersro (700,000SEK to both dead heat winners, 1640 meters autostart), saw a harness racing dead heat finish. The winners were 1.13/1 By The Book (2g Googoo Gaagaa-Stellar Value-Viking Kronos) with Orjan Kihlstrom up for trainer Svante Bath and Stall Morklund HB; and 4.03/1 Belker (2m Scarlet Knight-Oki I Can-Amer I Can) driven by Torbjorn Jansson for trainer Sten Jansson and Ingels Jansson. Race time was 1.13.7kr. Third went to 13.8/1 Aetos Kronos (2m Bold Eagle-Will Of A Woman-Muscles Yankee) with Johan Untersteiner up for trainer Jerry Riordan and co-owners Team Snyder AB and Aetos Dios AB. The race was preceded by the post parade led by the 1998 race winner Revenue. The great champion still looks in superb form and he showed interest in taking on the 2018 two year olds. This is an opportunity to summarize the performances of Revenue (1996 by Reve d'Udon-Hazel Sund-Sugarcane Hanover), undefeated at two, a career winner 47 times in 110 starts for US$1,998.608, and sire of five million dollar winners including Market Share US$3,792,101, Melady's Monet, Hot Shot Blue Chip and others. In Europe he sired Reven d'Amour, In Vain Sund, Ravello, Mafioso Face and the fine mare Tiffany Brodda. Thomas H. Hicks
Then 1.2/1 favorite Propulsion (7m Muscle Hill-Danae-Andover Hall) led throughout to score in Saturday evening's Jagersro featured C.L. Mullers Memorial (Gr. II International, V75 Gold, purse 74,368€, 2640 meters autostart). Orjan Kihlstrom piloted the Daniel Reden trainee that Stall Zet owns, to his eighth 2018 victory in 12 starts. His career earnings is 22,585.317SEK after the 400,000SEK first prize earned with this victory. Race time was 1.12.6kr. Propulsion now has 32 career wins in 63 starts. 11/1 Cyber Lane (5g Raja Mirchi-Sybaris Hanover-Cantab Hall) was a pocket sitting second for trainer/driver Johan Unterste iner and 36/1 Carabinieri (7m Wellino Boko-Dew Princess-JR Broline) took the third heck for trainer/driver Peter Untersteiner. Veteran On Track Piraten (10g Kool du Caux) took a run at the leader and held on for fourth ahead of Racing Mange The solid card also included the Final Breeders Course for 2018 Two Year Olds, with nine starters vying for 600,000SEK first prize in this 1640 meters autostart contest. Amelie Grif (2f Varenne-Sunrise Grif-Andover Hall) scored in that event timed in 1.13.8kr for trainer/driver Bjorn Goop and owner Ronald F. Nooteboom. Osoma (2f Trixton) took second for Peter Ingves and third was Hill Of Fame F (2m Muscle Hill) driven by Orjan Kihlstrom. Fourth was Goofy Sisu (2m Even Better Odds-Siren Hall-Striking Sahbra) driven by trainer Per Nordstrom. A small field of monte specialist battled in the Certego Stora Montepris 2018 and that went to 1.13.7kr timed Shadow Gar (7f Pine Chip-Lady Killer Gar-Varenne). Leo Abrivard was in the irons for trainer Pietro Gubellini and trainer Jerry Riordan. Shogun DK and Nantucket chased the winner home. By Thomas H. Hicks, for Harnesslink
April 14, 2018 - 2.4/1 Day Or Night In (6m Muscle Hill-Ellie America-Buvetier d'Aunou) took Saturday's Jagersro featured L.C. Peterson Broddas 2018 V75 Gold (200,000SEK to winner, 2140 meters autostart) reined by harness racing driver Johan Untersteiner and clocked in 1.11.7kr. The winner now has three 2018 wins in as many starts and 14 career victories in 37 outings. 2.3/1 Dante Boko (8g Going Kronos-Margherita Rose-Abo Volo) was second for trainer/driver Lutfi Kolgjini and 14.3/1 Mindyourvalue WF was home third for Robert Bergh. The winner earned a spot in the Olympiatravet at Aby, a Gr. I event, along with previously named or earned spots to On Track Piraten, Ringostarr Treb, Zenit Brick, Lionel and Takethem. On the undercard at Jagersro was the V75 Silver (purse 150,000SEK to winner, 2140 meters autostart) and 3.7/1 Rajesh Face (5m Raja Mirchi-Nippy Girl-Ginger Somolli) scored for Lutfi Kolgjini, also trainer, timed in1.12kr. 3.9/1 Mister Crowe (8m Conway Hall-Somack-Mack Lobell) was second for Johnny Takter with third to 13.7/1 Springover driven by Peter Untersteiner. The winner scored in this his first 2018 appearances and he now has 11 career wins in 28 outings. The Breeders Course (three year olds, first final, 100,000SEK to winner, 1640 meters autostart) went to 1.14.5kr timed and 1.1/1 favorite Smokin Joe (3m Lavec Kronos-Knowledge Face-Viking Kronos) for Lutfi Kolgjini. 7.4/1 Paladin (3m Lavec Kronos-Damaniscotta-Andover Hall) was second for Roger Malmqvist. Earlier on the card the Olympiamonten (50,000SEK to winner, 1640 meters autostart) went to Italy's 1.3/1 Radieux (8g Love You-Dordogne-Viking Kronos) with Sofia Adolfsson in the irons for trainer Lutfi Kolgini. Scuderia Louisiana SRL bred this winner that scored in 1.12.4kr. Thomas H. Hicks
September 3, 2017 - Jagersro hosted today's Swedish Derby events, first the Gr.I national Broline Filly Derby (mares, purse €204,800, 2140 meters autostart, 12 starters). 3/5 favorite Cash Crowe (4f Ready Cash-Giant Crowe-Gigant Neo) prevailed timed in 1.11.59kr for driver Johnny Takter and trainer Petri Puro. PP Trav AB owns the winner, now with 10 career wins in only 12 starts. The two length victor won over 14/1 Mulligan (4f Maharajah-Music la Mark) for Thomas Uhrberg, also owner/trainer. 45/1 Unique Juni (4f Uptown Yankee-Staro Unique) took third for driver Peter Untersteiner and trainer H.R. Stromberg. The Gr. I National Svenskt Trav Derby (males, purse €409,600, 2640 meters autostart, 12 starters) went to 1.12.8kr timed and 27.4/1 Cyber Lane (4g Raja Mirchi-Sybaris Hanover). Johan Untersteiner trains and drove the winner for Levaux AB. 12/1 Monark Newwen (4m Orlando Vici-Lady Value) was next for trainer/driver Fredrik Persson ahead of 8/1 Global Trustworthy (4m Muscle Hill-Trophy Stand) and Jorma Kontio for trainer Timo Nurmos. 1.2/1 Rajesh Face was fifth and 5.6/1 Policy of Truth was eighth. At Craon France was the Trophee Vert Prix V and B (purse €80,000, 2775 meters distance handicap, 13 starters) and the 1.20.5kr timed winner on the rain affected grass was 20/1 Vulcania de Godrel (8f Memphis du Rib-Julietta) reined by Eric Raffin. This was the day's Quinte+ event. 7.6/1 Uniflosa Bella (9f Jag de Bellouet-Koctiflosa Bella) was second for Antoine Wiels and trainer/owner Jean Paul Marmion. Third was 4/1 Baxter du Klau (6g Oiseau de Feux-Imia Josselyn) handled by J-M Bazire for trainer J.M. Baudouin. Well regarded Tresor Wic was 11th, Bugsy Malone was a dq when making a tired break when challenged in the lane, at 3/5 odds, and All Feeling was sixth. In the absence of reportedly retired Timoko, the Wolvega featured Grand Prix de Victoria Park (Gr. II, purse €50,000, 2600 meters) went to 6.3/1 Beau Gamin (6g Quinoa du Gers-Cadette) handled by Hugo Langeweg Jr. for trainer Sebastien Guarato for owner J.M. Rancoule. Timed in 1.14kr this winner defeated 14/1 Truman Dairpet (10f Biesolo-Heloise Poterie) and pilot Piet Van Pollaert. Third was 1.9/1 favorite Uppercut de Manche (9g Neutron du Cebe-Nuit de Manche) for driver Damien Bonne and trainer Thierry Raffegeau. The 7/2 odds Swedishman was a dq. Yesterday at Lahto FI was the Suomalginen Derby worth €150,000 to the winner of this 2650 meter test. The 1.13.3kr clocked winner was Benjamin Evo (4m Kadabra-China Tea Party-Muscles Yankee) handled by trainer Veijo Hesikanen. Next Direction (4g Orlando Vici-Be My Luxx) was next for Iikka Nurmonen and third was Obrigado (4g Orlando Vici-Oona Cloud) piloted by Antti Teivainen. Thomas H. Hicks
April 8, 2017 - Veteran classmaster Spring Erom (12m Gentle Star-Springflickan-Prince Mystic) took today's harness racing featured V75 Gold LC Peterson-Broddas (2140 meters autostart, 150,000SEK to the winner) at Jagersro. Timed in 1.11.3kr and driven by Christoffer Eriksson, for trainer Dan Widegren and Stall Sten Nilsson AB, Gentle Star recorded his 30th career victory in 96 starts for 7,403,000SEK earned. The 9/1 veteran bested 18/1 Vasterboonthenews (9g Credit Winner-Sandra Dime-Alf Palema), with Peter Untersteiner up. 14/1 Fire To The Rain (6g Yankee Glide-Adelaide Hall-Conway Hall) took third for pilot Peter Ingves and trainer Reijo Liljendahl. The 1.3/1 favorite Mosaique Face (8m Classic Photo-Iona LB-Conway Hall) was fourth for trainer/driver Lutfi Kolgjini. The Jagersro card also included the Derby Trial 2017 (purse 100,000SEK to the winner, 2640 meters) and 1.4/1 Rajesh Face (4m Raja Mirchi-Nippy Girl-Ginger Somolli) scored for trainer/driver Lutfi Kolgjini and Tommy Nilsson Holding, the owner. 10/1 Springfield (4m Joke Face-Honey Lavec-Malabar Man) was second for Johnny Takter and trainer Lars Nilsson. The 1.12.6kr timed winner scored for the sixth time in his 16 race career, now with 471,000SEK earned. Today's Jagersro V75 Silver (125,000SEK to the winner, 2140 meters autostart) went to 1.7/1 DD's Hitman (6m Donato Hanover-Deedee's Destiny-Muscles Yankee) timed in 1.11.7kr for Johnny Takter. Petri Puro, of Commander Crowe fame, trains the Hitman. Earlier the Monte Final (purse 40,000SEK to the winner, 1640 meters autostart) went to 1.12.2kr timed and 6.3/1 Olympic Kronos (9g Viking Kronos-Ebony Kronos-Pine Chip). Lutfi Kolgjini trains the winner and Stephanie Werder was the jockey. 2.2/1 Tano Bork (7g Great Challenger-Frederikke Bork-New Quick) was second for Christina Lindhardt. Today at Roma Capannelle the Premio Terzo Anniversario (purse €11,000, 1640 meters autostart) went to 1.12.0kr timed Vitruvio (3m Adrian Chip-Tigre OM-Zebu) reined by Allessandro Gocciadoro. Valerio Font (3m Conway Hall-Margy d'Alfa) and Victor dei Ronchi (3m Exploit Caf-Filu'of Brown-Lemon Dra) were second and third for pilots Baldi and Bellei. Tomorrow at Beaumont de Lomagne will be the Grand Prix d'Ardeuil Aoc Buzet (purse €28,000, 2550 meters distance handicap, 18 European starters) that includes some hard-hitting contestants with recent races in Belgium, Sweden, Austria, Hungary and France. Thomas H. Hicks
December 14, 2016 - Wednesday's Fyraaringstoppen (purse 128,200SEK, 2140 meters autostart) at Jagersro went to 1.13.5kr timed Treasure Kronos (4f Raja Mirchi-Glide About-Yankee Glide) trained by Jerry Riordan and reined by Christoffer Eriksson. Another Riordan trainee finished second, that being Twister Bi (4m Varenne-Lorraine Bi-Lemon Dra) reined by Thomas Uhrberg. Aaron The Baron ended third. Another 128,400SEK purse event was for aged mares raced over 2140 meters. Rainbow Of Nando (6f RC Royalty-Isidora-Pine Chip) scored clocked in 1.16kr for driver Orjan Kihlstrom and trainer Sofia Aronsson. Alva Garbo (6f Kadabra-Sunrise As-Varenne) was second for teamster Erik Adielsson and trainer Svante Bath. At Solvalla was the 2016 Fryraringslopp (200,000SEK to the winner, 2140 meters autostart) for mares. The 1.15.2kr winner was 3.25/1 Oceanic Clearance(4f Scarlet Knight-Hermit Lady-Express Ride). Orjan Kihlstrom was the reinsman for breeder/trainer/owner Stefan Melander. 2.75/1 X=Zumburella (4f Diesel Don-Zumurrud-Ride The Night) was second for Tommi Nikkola and Ice Wine (4f Yankee Glide-Sugar Sample-Mack Lobell) landed the third spot. Thomas H. Hicks
Coin Perdu (2m SJ's Caviar-Provo Kronos-Viking Kronos) remained undefeated in five career starts by winning the Gr. I National Svensk 2016 (harness racing two year olds) at Jagersro. Timed in 1.12.7kr over 1640 meters autostart the Erik Adielsson teamed winner is trained by Svante Bath. He earned 700,000SEK first prize. The winner's second dam is Pine Dust (Pine Chip-Web Chance) and is from the family of Sushi (by Speedy Crown) and Ah So, dam of Workaholic. Executive Caviar (2m SJ's Caviar-La Belle Lady-Conway Hall) was second for trainer/driver Joakim Lovgren and third went to Dats Cabello (2m Jacose-No Entry-Windsong's Legacy) driven by Christoffer Eriksson for Tomas Malmqvist, trainer. The program also included the V75 Gold Meadow Prophets for 150,000SEK to the winner of this 2140 meter autostart test. The 1.12.5kr timed 4.6/1 Takethem (6m From Above-D'Cherie-New Quick) from Denmark was victorious for Steen Juul. Je't'Aime Express (5g Symphonic Hanover-Je't'Aime Marron-Sugarcane Hanover) was second for Peter Untersteiner and third was Dreams Take Time (7m Andover Andover) for Johan Untersteiner. 4.2/1 Nahar was a miscue dq. The V75 Silver for 125,000SEK first money was raced over 2140 meters autostart. The 1.7/1 choice Isor Haleryd (4g Ready Cash-Velvet As-Mr. Vic) won for trainer/driver Peter Untersteiner timed in 1.13.4kr. Ni Talar Bra Latin (6g Kiss Francais-Fattiga Lisa-Supergill) was second with Erik Adielsson up and third went to Bartenders In (6g Muscles Yankee-Garfish Face-Viking Kronos) reined by trainer Johan Untersteiner. Thomas H. Hicks
October 29, 2016 - Today's CL Mullers Memorial at Jagersro (purse 400,000SEK to winner, 2640 meters autostart, V75 Gold) went to international harness racing veteran On Track Piraten (8g Kool du Caux-Monrovia-Rite On Line) with Johnny Takter at the lines for Stall Morkermasse and trainer Hans R, Stromberg. Timed in 1.11.7kr the 2.53/1 favorite defeated Reckless (6m Ready Cash-Haver-Supergill) with Bjorn Goop up. Third was Takethem (6m From Above-D'cherie-New Quick) and driver Steen Juul. Replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z06cAQD1uQs The V75 Silver (125,000SEK to winner, 1640 meters autostart) went to Italy's 8.15/1 odds Next To None SIB (9g Civil Action-Nilema Frost-Balanced Image) for trainer/driver Bjorn Goop. The winner recorded his fifth 201 victory in ten starts with the 1.12.1kr timed score. Sylvester D.K. (7g Hovding Lavec-Happy CN-Ride The Wave) was second for Peter H. Sjoberg and third went to Sylvester America (5g Varenne-Armbro Voice-Garland Lobell-Evita) with Christoffer Eriksson up. This one was bred by the late Lou Guida and is owned and trained by Jerry Riordan. Early in the card another Yonkers International performer scored (as was On Track Piraten) in a monte test worth 60,000SEK to the winner over a 2140 meter course. 4.6/1 Tano Bork (6g Great Challenger-Federikke Bork-New Quicl) scored in 1.13.kr for Christina Lindhardt. The Denmark bred performer now has a 7-1-1 slate in 15 starts this year, and 17 wins in 56 career outings. Palermo Tars finished second for jockey Nicole Marsing. Thomas H. Hicks
Readly Express (4m Ready Cash-Caddie Dream-Viking Kronos) with Jorma Kontio up for trainer Timo Nurmos, took todays Avelshimngsten The Bank Svensk Derby at Jagersro. The 2640 meter autostart Gr. I National harness racing event returned 2SEK million to the winning horse. Race time was 1.12.7kr for Readly Express, now with a 12-3-0 career slate in 15 starts and 5-1-0 this year in six outings. Branke AB and Bro Byggnads own the winner of now 5.6SEK million, off as the 1.3/1 favorite. Heavy Sound (4g Ken Warkentin-Illustre November-Viking Kronos) was second for Kenneth Haugstad and third going to Day Or Night In (4m Muscle Hill-Ellie America-Buvetier d'Aunou) with trainer Johan Untersteiner aboard. The Broline Filly Derby (Gr. I National, 2140 meters autostart, 1SEK million to the winner) went to 5.4/1 Otrobanda (4f Celebrity Secret-Greenhills Beauty-Comets Tail) clocked in 1.12.9kr for trainer/driver Peter Untersteiner. Swemas Holdings SAB own this winner, now with a slate of 4-3-0 in 11 starts. Kryssa Futura (4f Saxo de Vandel-Simb Regatta-Turbo Thrust) was second for Christoffer Eriksson and trainer Tomas Malmqvist. Third went to Tunika (4f Zola Boko-Verona du Ling-Super Arnie) with Ulf Ohlsson up. Earlier on the program the Final Breeders Course for two year-olds went to Current Affair (2f Love You-Global Future-Lindys Crown) timed in 1.15kr for driver Bjorn Goop and trainer Tomas Malmqvist. This Gr. II International contest was raced over 1640 meters autostart with 350,000SEK to the winner, in this case the winner remains undefeated in three starts. Panamara Racing own Current Affair, that bested Summer Wein (2m Weingartner-Angel Nicole-Dahir de Prelong) driven by Erik Adielsson for trainer Malmqvist and third finishing McArthur (2m Infinitif-Millet LB-Donerail) with Michael Nimczyk up. Other interesting winners on the Jagersro card were Target Kronos (4g Raja Mirchi-Ebony Kronos-Pine Chip) in the Takter Tribute timed in 1.10.1kr for Lutfi Kolgjini over 1640 meters autostart. The ICA Malmborg Stayer over 3140 meters voltstart went to Reckless (6m Ready Cash-Hava-Supergill) that overcame a 60 meter handicap to score in 1.14.2kr for Bjorn Goop to earn 100,000SEK. The Good As Gold Minne for 100,000SEK to the winner went to Fire To the Rain (5g Yankee Glide-Adelaide Hall-Conway Hall) for Ulf Ohlsson. He was timed in 1.12.4kr over 2140 meters. Thomas H. Hicks
Wednesday's Jagersro harness racing program was entirely comprised of SWE Derby eliminations for fillies and colts, six elims each. The fillies raced over 2140 meters autostart for 100,000SWK first money. Colts battled over 2640 meters autostart for 200,000SEK first prize in each elim race. Offspring of Ready Cash and Muscle Hill performed well. The filly elim winners were led by 5/1 Otrobanda (4f Celebrity Secret-Greenhill's Beauty-Comet's Tail) that scored in 1.12.1kr for trainer/driver Peter Untersteiner. Lady Cash (4f Ready Cash-Com Racing Lady-General November) was second for Andre Eklundh. The second fastest filly elim went to 1.12.2kr winning Darling Hornline (4f Ready Cash-Glory Best-Muscles Yankee) for trainer/driver Per Nordstrom at 3.3/1. Caresse (4f Ready Cash-Stefani Hanover-Muscles Yankee) took second for driver/trainer Bjorn Goop. Well-regarded 1.4/1 Timbal (4f From Above-Clear As A Bell-Super Arnie) took another elim clocked in 1.12.4kr for trainer/driver Robert Bergh. She is undefeated in three 201 outings and has a career slate of 18-1-1 in 24 starts for 2,442,166SEK earned. Tunika (4f Zola Boko-Verona du Ling-Super Arnie) took a fourth filly elim timed in 1.12.8kr for Goop and trainer Tomas Malmqvist. She is 4-1-1 in seven 2016 starts and 12-5-2 in 24 career appearances for 2,553,000SEK earned. 3/1 In Toto Sund (4f Ken Warkentin-Marsia L.B.-Windsong's Legacy) took another elim clocked in 1.12.9kr with Orjan Kihlstrom up for Daniel Reden, trainer for Stall Zet. This filly is 4-1-0 in six 2016 starts. ' The final filly test went to 1.8/1 Princess Face (4f Muscle Hill-Hepburn Broline-Pine Chip) timed in 1.12.9kr with trainer Lutfi Kolgjini up for Stall Courant AB. The six male eliminations were led by 1.12.5kr timed, 2.5/1 odds, Isor Haleryd (4g Ready Cash-Velvet As-Mr. Vic) for driver/trainer Peter Untersteiner. This one is 4-1-1 in six 2016 starts and 6-2-1 in only nine career outings. 7/2 Day Or Night In (4m Muscle Hill-Ellie America-Buvetier d'Aunou) scored in another elim timed in 1.12.6kr for trainer/driver Johan Untersteiner. The Muscle Hill-Jovelinotte-Passionnant colt Pasithea Face was second for Lutfi Kolgjini. The 3.8/1 well-regarded Ceasar Sisu (4g Cantab Hall-Chynatown-Muscles Yankee) scored timed in 1.12.8kr in another elim, with Orjan Kihlstrom up for Timo Nurmos. He now shows a 5-1-0 slate in seven 2016 outings. 5.2/1 Heavy Sound (4g Ken Warkentin-Illustre November-Viking Kronos) scored in 1.13.1kr in a fourth elim. Kenneth Haugstad teamed the Roger Walmann trainee. 'Gijon (4m Ready Cash-Centuria-Supergill) was second here for Johan Untersteiner. The fifth elim went to 1.14.2kr timed Pajas Face (4m Gift Kronos-Star Chip-Pine Chip) at 6.5/1 for Christoffer Eriksson. The final male elim went to 1.14.4kr clocked Readly Express (4m Ready Cash-Caddie Dream-Viking Kronos) with Jorma Kontio up for trainer Timo Nurmos. This good colt is 4-1-0 in five starts this year and 11-3-0 in 14 lifetime outings good for 3,600,000SEK. Thomas H. Hicks
Two year-olds were on display at Jagersro in the early harness racing program competing in the Avena Service (70,000SEK to winner, 1609 meters autostart). Current Affair (2f Love You-Global Future-Lindy's Crown) scored in 1.14.1kr at 2/1 odds. Bjorn Goop was the teamster for trainer Tomas Malmqvist and owner Langebro Konsult AB. Roger Malmqvist (trainer/driver) won later in the Certago (70,000SEK to winner, 1609 meters autostart) with Farzad Boko (4g Zola Boko-Kathy Silvio-Spotlite Lobell) as 1.9/1 favorite. Drogba Bob (6g Cantab Hall-Keystone Blaze-Angus Hall) was second for trainer/driver Peter Untersteiner. Race time was a quick 1.11.1kr. Untersteiner also won later with Thaiger Exclusive (5g Adrian Chip-Lady Exclusive-Spotlite Lobell defeating the Mr. Pine Chip gelding Gucci Degato. On the Jagersro Tuesday undercard were also some fine events and interesting winners. US import King City (5m Muscle Hill-Creamy Mimi-Conway Hall) took the Securitas (100,000SEK to winner, 1609 meters autostart) for Orjan Kihlstom and trainer Roger Walmann. SRF Stable owns King City. The 2.6/1 odds performers was timed in 1.10.8kr in defeat of Pepi di Jesolo (7g Ganymede-Zanna di Jesolo-Baltic Speed) with Bjorn Goop driving for Edvin Ceka, the trainer. The Takmontage (100,000SEK to the winner, 1609 meters autostart) was the late race of the evening and Finland's Shadow Woodland prevailed for Ulf Ohlsson and trainer Reijo Liljendahl clocked in 1.10.4kr (mile rate 1:53.27f) for his third 2016 victory in seven appearances. Italy's Radieux (6g Love You-Dordogne-Viking Kronos) took second for Adrian Kolgjini and trainer Lutfi Kolgjini, ahead of Exodus Hanover with Kihlstrom the pilot. Other interesting Jagersro victories were earned by 4/5 favorite Sundsvik Mayday (5f Diamond Circle-Heirloom's Bella-Silver Pine) for Veijo Heiskanen clocked in 1.11.7kr in the Mares Jagersro Center for 70,000SEK to the winner in the mile autostart event. 3/2 odds Sahara One (4m Raja Mirchi-Sahara Shadow-Graduate Student) was also victorious timed in 1.13.1kr in a 2140 meter autostart contest worth 70,000SEK to the winner. Trainer Conrad Lugauer teamed this one. On July 25th the annual Kolgjini Yearling Sale included 99 yearlings (after two scratches) and 66 were sold for a total 26,245,000SEK, an average of 397,652SEK (US$45,969). Five Muscle Hill colts led the way, the only five to yield over 1SEK million. Summary follows along with catalogue link and video links for the top two sellers. These top two are from mares with USA connections, both on the track and in the second case in the breeding shed. 58 Forfantone Am h. Muscle Hill - Tamla Celeber - Cantab Hall 2 700 000 SEK Roger Walman 80 Rudisha h. Muscle Hill - Moonlight Kronos - Viking Kronos 2 400 000 SEK Highlights AB/Whap Trotting AB/Lulzim Kolgjini AB 1 The Real Face h. Muscle Hill - Know It All Face - Viking Kronos 1 600 000 SEK Tommy Nilsson Holding AB 75 Tiger Face h. Muscle Hill - Top Notch Pellini - Donato Hanover 1 500 000 SEK Leif Bergwall AB 23 Titan Face h. Muscle Hill - Bell Power - Pine Chip 1 400 000 SEK Tommy Nilsson Holding AB 69 Thatch Her Face s. Joke Face - Iona L.B. - Supergill 900 000 SEK Tommy Nilsson Holding AB Catalogue http://www.kolgjini.se/Uploads/File/Kolgjini-Sales-2016.pdf Hip 58 Video – Forfantone AM Hip 80 – Rudisha Thomas H. Hicks
US import Propulsion (5m Muscle Hill-Danae-Andover Hall) with cagey Orjan Kihlstrom driving escaped the pocket late and rallied with a rapid speed burst between harness racing rivals to capture the 2016 Gr. I UET Masters Series Hugo Abergs Memorial (purse to winner 1,000,000SEK, with total purse in euros of €188,475, 1609 meters autostart, 10 entrants less scratching of Your Highness) for trainer Daniel Reden and Stall Zet. Off at even-money odds (PMU network and 1.39/1 on ATG) Propulsion now has a 2016 slate of 5-0-1 in seven starts for 3,621,713SEK earned this year and 4,404,296SEK for the career (31 starts with a 16-2-4 chart). Mosaique Face (7m Classic Photo-Iona LB-Supergill) at 17/1 set the pace for Adrian Kolgjini and held second ahead of 1.7/1 Robert Bi (6m Toss Out-Up Front JM-Self Possessed) and Robin Bakker that rallied late off the final bend and ended third. Post-race Bakker said he was very pleased with Robert Bi's performance. Dante Boko (6g Going Kronos-Margherita Rosa-Abo Volo) rallied from back after a post 10 starting spot to be fourth for trainer/driver Lutfi Kolgjini. Propulsion was US-bred by F.V, Caldwell of Lexington KY and NJ based Bluestone Farms. The fractions set by Mosaique Face were honest and setup a record event (1.06.7kr after 500 meters; 1.09.3kr at the 1000 mark and finish 1.08.9kr, or mile rate 1:50.86f). The second and third place finishers were clocked in 1.09kr. The race, held at Jagersro / Malmo SWE, began in 1970, and was won last year by Creatine (with Johnny Takter up) and in the past by two-time winners Commander Crowe, Lave Kronos, Gidde Palema, Rite On Line, Peach Corps, Big Spender and Express Gaxe. A big crowd was on hand for great racing on a beautiful evening at Jagersro. Thomas H. Hicks
The Hugo Abergs card at Jagersro was more than that classic on this fine Jagersro evening, The Breeders Course Three Year Old Final (550,000SEK to winner, 1609 meters autostart) went to game front-ending Unica Gio (3f Donato Hanover-Ilaria Jet-Pine Chip) for Ulf Ohlsson at 72/1 odds. This 1.12.6kr timed winner is trained by Reijo Liljendahl for Courant AB and was bred in Italy by Bivans SRL. The 4/5 favoriteUnicrono SLM (3m Love You-CL Brightness-King Conch) was second for Bjorn Goop and trainer Wim Paal for Italian owner Graziani Ceccaroni. Third was 47/1 Urbanio (3m Adrian Chip-Oghelia Blue Chip-Yankee Glide) with Rick Ebbinge at the lines for JFM Westgeest of Holland. The top three were all bred in Italy. Winning Unica Gio led from the start using rated fractions for victory (1.11.1kr at 500 meters, 1.13.9kr at the 1000 mark). The program also showcased the 2016 Malmo Stayer Prize (250,000SEK to the winner, 3140 meters distance handicap) and the 40 meter penalized Reckless (6m Ready Cash-Haver- Supergill) scored at 6.3/1 for trainer/driver Bjorn Goop. 29/1 Thunder Peak (6m Quatre Juillet-Nikala- Prince Mystic) took second, overcoming a 20 meter handicap, for Thomas Uhrberg and trainer Steen Juul. Third went to another 40 meter handicapped and 1.8/1 favorite Alfas da Vinci (6g Orlando Vici-Hillary Clinton-And Arifant) with trainer Joakim Lovgren the pilot. Time for the winner was 1.13.2kr for the marathon distance. Mares battled in the Final Summer Mares Meeting (200,000SEK to winner, 1609 meters autostart, six starters) and D'One (6f Donato Hanover-Giant Diablo-Supergill) scored in 1.11.1kr for Orjan Kihlstom and Roger Walmann, the trainer for Stall Kennys. This was her second 2016 start after a sixth place finish on July 3 rd . Roses Glory (5f Yankee Glide-Spring Gala-Self Possessed) was second for trainer Veijo Heiskanen and third went to Wild Honey (4f Cantab Hall-U Wanna Lindy-SJ's Photo) for Johnny Takter/Daniel Reden/Stall Zet. Radysin America (6f Donato Hanover-Zagabria Dei-Victory Dream) took the fourth check for Christoffer Eriksson and trainer Jerry Riordan. D'One was off the 1.92/1 favorite and now has earned 8,666,379SEK for the career. Trainer Riordan was earlier in the winner's circle with Tango Negro (4m Infinitf-Lisetta Real-Lemon Dra) in the Prix Cagbes-sur- Mer 2016 for four year-olds. Bjorn Goop teamed the 3.2/1 odds winner that was timed in a good 1.11.1kr over the 1609 meters autostart course to earn the 200,000SEK winners share of the purse. The Graziano Ceccaroni Italian owned and bred colt earned his second 2016 victory in six tries and now has 1,801,037SEK in career earnings. Breidabliks Nubbe (4m Lindy Lane-Wildgirl Boshoeve-Starchip Entrprise) was second for trainer/driver Conrad Lugauer ahead of Suit And Tie (4m Andover hall-Warrawee Krisp-Yankee Glide) with Erik Adielsson up for Marcus Lindgren. Thomas H. Hicks
Akido (6g Love You-Isba) took tonight's Quinte+ Prix St. Sauveur at Vincennes with harness racing trainer Franck Nivard up. Ecurie Comte P de Montesson is the owner. The purse was €72,000 and 14 Europeans contested the event over 2700 meters with the winner timed in 1.13.7kr. 12/1 Alpha Saltor (6m Paris Haufor-Glory d'Ariane) was second for Matthieu Abrivard with 6/1 Duke of Greenwood (6m Otello Pierji-Nikki Groenhof) third for driver Hugo Langeweg Jr, and trainer Peter J. Strooper. On the same evening card the 3/2 favorite Begum Fromento (5f Meaulnes du Corta-Orminda) took the €55,000 purse Prix Dejanira (2700 meters, 12 starters) clocked in 1.13.7kr for trainer/driver Thomas Levesque. Pierre Levesque is the owner. 9/1 Belline d'Urzy (5f Otgello Pierji-Querida d;Urzy was next with Franck Ouvrie up and 11/1 Action du Chatelet (6f Opium-Olvera du Chatelet was third. Thursday's (May 19) Lyon-Parilly feature was the Prix de Dax (purse €28,000, 2850 meters, 13 starters) and 5.7/1 odds Bonheur d'Occagnes scored timed in 1.15.2kr for Gabriel Gelormini, trainer Sebastian Guarato and owner J.P. Micholet. This five year-old son of Diamant Gede-Onaka defeated 6/1 Bolde Major (5m Hulk des Champs-Nuit de France). At Chartres the Prix Opal Chartres for a €35,000 purse (2800 meters, 16 starters, Pick5) went to the 1.6/1 favorite Victoire de Levres (7f LOntzac-Eve Linu) with Franck Nivard piloting. Timed in 1.13.7kr this winner bested 11/1 Tikuor de Beylev (9f Sancho Panca-Jasmine du But) with Vh. Dreux aboard. Third was 28/1 Soleil de France (10g Giant Cat-Histoire de France). Also at Chartres was the monte Prix Chartrexpo (purse €23,000, 2800 meters, 15 European participants). Eric Raffin rode 25/1 Toscan de Carel (9g Ipsun de Mormal-Kiwadatta) to the 1.14.9kr victory for owner/trainer Mlle. M-A Goetz. 11/1 Alezane d'Urzy (6f Oiseau de Feux-Jepes) was second ahead of 10/1 Voiseau Smiling (7g Oiseau de Feux-Milady d'Ombree). On Wednesday May 18 there was interesting trotting action at Solvalla and Jagersro. 1.9/1 My Gliding Angel (6f Yankee Glide-My Shooting Star-Malabar Man) won a mares event worth 80,000SEK to the winner as Kenneth Haugstad teamed the winner to a 1.13.2kr score over 2140 meters autostart. Bjorn Goop trains this one that defeated 4/1 Unique Julia (6f Juliano Star-Staro Unique-Supergill) that Ulf Ohlsson teamed for trainer Reljo Liljendahl. Flight Plan (3f Scarlet Knight-Dana di Ala-Supergill) took at three year-old filly event that earned her 40,000SEK first money. Owner/trainer/driver was Stefan Melander in this 2140 meter autostart contest that was off at 3.9/1. 10/1 Rio Rita Face (3f Joke Face-Musclesonbroadway-Muscles Yankee) was second for Ulf Ohlsson and trainer Liljendahl. The race was clocked in 1.15.7kr. Also at Solvalla an 80,000SEK first money event for four year-old mares went to 3/10 favorite Wild Honey (4f Cantab Hall-U Wanna Lindy-SJ's Photo) with Orjan Kihlstrom up for trainer Daniel Reden, The winner was timed in 1.12.7kr and recorded her first 2016 win in her second start. Wild Honey's career slate is 18-8-0 in 30 outings. Salmo Silvio (4f Ken Warkentin-Almo Silvio-Copiad) was second for driver Magnus Jakobsson. Shortly thereafter a 60,000SEK first money race went to Nato Dream (7m Donato Hanover-Nugget Dream-Pine Chip) for Per Lennartsson and trainer Melander, off at 13.5/1 amd timed in 1.12.3kr over 2140 meters autostart. Nato Dream increased his career earnings to 1,822,085SEK. 4/1 Blue Martini As (6f Allstar Hall-True Blue Victory-Valley Victory) was second for driver Kihlstrom and trainer Roger Walmann. At Jagersro a 70,000SEK first prize test over 1640 meters autostart went to even-money favorite Royal Fighter (8m Varenne-Froken Julie-Supergill) with Jennifer Tillman up for trainer Per K. Eriksson. The Per Rodent and Christina Nilsson owned veteran scored in 1.10.1kr to defeat 2.3/1 Spartan Kronos (5m Muscle Hill-Dame Kronos-King Conch) and trainer/driver Conrad Lugauer. Stand and Deliver was third for Birger Jorgensen ahead of Harry Haythrow, Kash's Cantab and Rod Stewart. The winner scored career victory 15 in 70 starts for earnings of 2,564,500SEK. He's been 1-2-3 in the last six starts and raced barefoot in this one and certainly seeks an Elitloppet invitation. Elitloppet 2016 Prep Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdYL6Ypx3CY Thomas H. Hicks
On V75 day at Jagersro, Sweden, the featured L.C. Peterson-Broddas 2016, an Olympiatravet prep, for 150,000SEK to the winner, was taken by Mosaique Face (7m Classic Photo-Iona LB-Supergill) timed in 1.11.9kr for trainer/driver Lutfi Kolgjini over 2140 meters autostart. Tommy Nilsson Holding AB is the owner as Mosaique Face recorded career victory 15 in 59 starts, now for 11,951,136SEK earned. Spartan Kronos (5m Muscle Hill-Dame Kronos-King Conch) was second for trainer/driver Conrad Lugauer and third was Vasterboonthenews (8g Credit Winner-Sandra Dime-Alf Palema) with Christoffer Eriksson aboard. Solvato (7m Donato Hanover-Solveig-Yankee Glide) was well back in the beaten field after a long layoff. Lutfi Kolgjini On the good Jagersro undercard, Pepi di Jesolo (7g Ganymede-Zanna di Jesolo-Baltic Speed) won the V75 Bronze earning 110,000SEK first money in the 1640 meter autostart for sprinters. Bjorn Goop teamed the winner for trainer Edvin Ceka and Ceka Stable AM, his second straight 2016 score and 15th lifetime in 77 starts. Timed in 1.12kr Pepe di Jesolo bested Officer CD (5g Scarlet Knight-Kiss Of Life-Tenor de Baune) with trainer Robert Bergh up for In The Zone AB. Third was Orakel Face (5g Going Kronos-Rakel Sund-Armbro Goal) driven by Adrian Kolgjini for trainer Lutfi Kolgjini and Vallro AB. The V75 Silver with 125,000SEK to the winner of the 2140 meter autostart contest, went to Radysin America (6f Donato Hanover-Zagabria Dei-Victory Dream) clocked in 1.12.5kr for driver Christoffer Eriksson, trainer Jerry Riordan and owner Lisa Riordan. The late Lou Guida bred this half-sister to Lisa America. Go Green Pellini (8m Love You-Sparkling Pellini-Giant Chill) was second for Peter Ingves and trainer Petri Puro, with third to Even's First Boy (7g Ken Warkentin-Even Southwind-Alf Palema) for trainer/driver Flemming Jensen. One race later Riordan return to the winners' circle as his trainee Rocky Hanover (3m Cantab Hall-Rapsong-Windsong's Legacy) won an event for three year-olds worth 40,000SEK first prize. This recent US import was reined by Johan Untersteiner for owner Euro-Vets AB. Timed in 1.14.6kr over the 2140 meter autostart course, Rocky Hanover defeated Mitos Gold (3g Good As Gold-Principessa-Pearsall Hanover) with Stefan Soderkvist driving. Three other 100,000SEK first money events were on the card. Four year-olds contested the 2016 Derby Trial over 2640 meters autostart, with the winner being Tellmeastory (4g Zola Boko-Katydid-Fast Photo) timed in 1.13.8kr for trainer/driver Vlejo Heiskanen. The V75-2 Klass I event was won by Target Kronos (4g Raja Mirchi-Ebony Kronos-Pine Chip) clocked in 1.13.9kr for Adrian Kolgjini and trainer Lutfi Kolgjini for Allev. Kronos SRL of Italy. The V75-5 for mares over 2140 meters autostart, went to Jetset (7f Juliano Star-Superlet-Super Arnie) reined by trainer Peter Untersteiner for owners Lars Melin and Birgitta Olsson. This one was tiked in 1.13.5kr. The April 30 Olympiatravet, raced at Aby, lineup now includes Mosaique Face, Anna Mix, Your Highness, Sauveur, On Track Piraten, B.B.S. Sugarlight (last year's winner) and Support Justice. by Thomas H. Hicks, for Harnesslink


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Aleš Čermák
Club: Sparta Prague
Nationality: Czech
Position: Midfielder
Like many of Sparta Prague's home-grown players, Aleš Čermák first rose to attention away from the Generali Arena.
Initially, the adaptable attacking midfielder was sent out on loan to Hradec Králové. Despite lining up in a limited side, Čermák showed clear signs of progression during his stay at the Všesportovní stadion and was one of the team's better players during the second-half of their ill-fated 2014-15 season.
Ahead of the 2015-16 campaign, he was again sent out on loan, this time to Mladá Boleslav. Here, his versatility was exploited and he was used in pretty much every midfield position imaginable. But no matter where he was deployed, he performed at a consistent level and developed a knack for producing the goods at key moments.
However, he often operated in the shadows. It was Jiří Skalák and Ondřej Zahustel, who received the plaudits, the attention and the big money offers. But with those two departing to Brighton and Sparta Prague respectively in early 2016, Čermák was given the chance to step up and become the main creative influence for his club side, mirroring his role for the Czech Under-21s.
It hasn't been a bad year for Čermák. Actually, come to think of it, let's scrap that: It's been a very good twelve months for the attacking midfielder.
He continued to be a pivotal figure for the Czech Under-21s, driving the side towards the top of their qualifying group with a run of four goals in five games; he enjoyed an exceptional start to the calendar year with Mladá Boleslav, before returning to Sparta where would appear in both the Champions League and Europa League.
However, for all these positives, there's a lingering sense that 2016 could have been so much better for the 22-year-old who had to contend with the problems and pressures associated with being a relative youngster tasked with findings his feet during Zdeněk Ščasný's tumultuous last few months at Letná.
Towards the end of his reign at Sparta, Ščasný became known for a scattergun approach to team selection. Admittedly, some of the numerous changes that he made were enforced, but many appeared to be the result of wanton tactical tinkering and a desire to throw people under the proverbial bus. Čermák, unfortunately, was one of those who suffered the most as the midfielder was substituted at half-time in successive league games, seemingly shattering his confidence.
When questioned about his constant chopping and changing, Ščasný generally responded in a terse manner, laying the blame firmly on certain players who were not performing to a certain standard. This thinly veiled dig at those who had been shunted to the sidelines did little to appease anybody and only heightened tensions between the fans and the manager.
Sparta, being the biggest football club in the Czech Republic, is a sink or swim environment. The pressures on those who pull on the dark red jerseys are unlike that at any other club; failure is not an option. Historically, Sparta's best managers have been those who have been able to coax the best out of young talent and help them mature both on and off the pitch.
A more accommodating manager might have opted to use the carrot instead of the stick, but not Ščasný. And as the weeks progressed, with more players brought in and out of the squad due to, a collective ambivalence took hold. Fringe players stopped caring and the big names began to coast and it's painfully obvious that Čermák's slow start to life back at Sparta wasn't solely his own making.
Ščasný eventually left and was replaced by David Holoubek, Sparta's long-serving and much-loved youth coach. Sadly for Čermák, he joined Sparta's very long injury list shortly after Holoubek's appointment and has only returned to action briefly before winter arrived.
Presuming that Sparta continue to play 4-2-3-1/4-3-3 under new head coach Tomáš Požár, it's hard to see where the 22-year-old fits in. Presuming that everybody is fully fit at the start of February, Čermák has Bořek Dočkal, Tomáš Rosický, Néstor Albiach, Václav Kadlec, Josef Šural and Daniel Holzer to contend with. And if Tiémoko Konaté is brought back into the first-team picture and if Ondřej Zahustel is pushed forward once more, then he has two more stellar players to contend with. And before you ask; yes, Sparta's competition for places is borderline farcical.
Given that he can play anywhere with ease, his versatility is useful and that may see him fight his way onto the substitute's bench at Sparta – but getting regular playing time will be extremely tough. Because of this, it might be in everybody's best interest for Čermák to spread his wings once more.
That isn't because Čermák is a bad footballer- far from it in fact. He has a good range of passing, isn't especially quick but can gracefully move past defenders and leave them chasing shadows, can cross a ball and has an eye for goal. Basically, imagine Bořek Dočkal but six years younger.
He just needs to play and play and play.
- Posted by Chris Boothroyd
- On 20th January 2017


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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Cullen, William
CULLEN, WILLIAM (1710–1790), Scottish physician and medical teacher, was born at Hamilton, Lanarkshire, on the 15th of April 1710. He received his early education at the grammar-school of Hamilton, and he appears to have subsequently attended some classes at the university of Glasgow. He began his medical career as apprentice to John Paisley, a Glasgow surgeon, and after completing his apprenticeship he became surgeon to a merchant vessel trading between London and the West Indies. On his return to Scotland in 1732 he settled as a practitioner in the parish of Shotts, Lanarkshire, and in 1734–1736 studied medicine at Edinburgh, where he was one of the founders of the Royal Medical Society. In 1736 he began to practise in Hamilton, where he rapidly acquired a high reputation. From 1737 to 1740 William Hunter was his resident pupil, and at one time they proposed to enter into partnership. In 1740 Cullen took the degree of M.D. at Glasgow, whither he removed in 1744. During his residence at Hamilton, besides the arduous duties of medical practice, he found time to devote to the study of the natural sciences, and especially of chemistry. On coming to Glasgow he appears to have begun to lecture in connexion with the university, the medical school of which was as yet imperfectly organized. Besides the subjects of theory and practice of medicine, he lectured systematically on botany, materia medica and chemistry. His great abilities, enthusiasm and power of conveying instruction made him a successful and highly popular teacher, and his classes increased largely in numbers. At the same time he diligently pursued the practice of his profession. Chemistry was the subject which at this time seems to have engaged the greatest share of his attention. He was himself a diligent investigator and experimenter, and he did much to encourage original research among his pupils, one of whom was Dr Joseph Black. In 1751 he was appointed professor of medicine, but continued to lecture on chemistry, and in 1756 he was elected joint professor of chemistry at Edinburgh along with Andrew Plummer, on whose death in the following year the sole appointment was conferred on Cullen. This chair he held for ten years—his classes always increasing in numbers. He also practised his profession as a physician with eminent success. From 1757 he delivered lectures on clinical medicine in the Royal Infirmary. This was a work for which his experience, habits of observation, and scientific training peculiarly fitted him, and in which his popularity as a teacher, no less than his power as a practical physician, became more than ever conspicuous. On the death of Charles Alston in 1760, Cullen at the request of the students undertook to finish his course of lectures on materia medica; he delivered an entirely new course, which were published in an unauthorized edition in 1771, but which he re-wrote and issued as A Treatise on Materia Medica in 1789.
On the death of Robert Whytt (1714–1766), the professor of the institutes of medicine, Cullen accepted the chair, at the same time resigning that of chemistry. In the same year he had been an unsuccessful candidate for the professorship of the practice of physic, but subsequently an arrangement was made between him and John Gregory, who had gained the appointment, by which they agreed to deliver alternate courses on the theory and practice of physic. This arrangement proved eminently satisfactory, but it was brought to a close by the sudden death of Gregory in 1773. Cullen was then appointed sole professor of the practice of physic, and he continued in this office till a few months before his death, which took place on the 5th of February 1790.
As a lecturer Cullen appears to have stood unrivalled in his day. His clearness of statement and power of imparting interest to the most abstruse topics were the conspicuous features of his teaching, and in his various capacities as a scientific lecturer, a physiologist, and a practical physician, he was ever surrounded with large and increasing classes of intelligent pupils, to whom his eminently suggestive mode of instruction was specially attractive. Living at the time he did, when the doctrines of the humoral pathologists were carried to an extreme extent, and witnessing the ravages which disease made on the solid structures of the body, it was not surprising that he should oppose a doctrine which appeared to him to lead to a false practice and to fatal results, and adopt one which attributed more to the agency of the solids and very little to that of the fluids of the body. His chief works were First Lines of the Practice of Physic (1774); Institutions of Medicine (1770); and Synopsis Nosologicae Medicae (1785), which contained his classification of diseases into four great classes—(1) Pyrexiae, or febrile diseases, as typhus fever; (2) Neuroses, or nervous diseases, as epilepsy; (3) Cachexiae, or diseases resulting from bad habit of body, as scurvy; and (4) Locales, or local diseases, as cancer.
Cullen's eldest son Robert became a Scottish judge in 1796 under the title of Lord Cullen, and was known for his powers of mimicry.


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The 2nd annual Find Hope at Home free screening event will be held in May of 2017.
Local area providers will offer free cancer screenings including breast, skin, and head and neck exams for attendees. The event includes a variety of free cancer screenings, providing educational materials, and patient navigation. The event will benefit local residents and is being provided by a partnership between the Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care, a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding cancer education and awareness, Native Women's Health Program and Rocky Mountain Oncology.
"The Find Hope at Home screening event is our way of bringing the Fremont County community together to raise awareness about cancer prevention and early detection," said Robert Tobin, M.D., Medical Director at Rocky Mountain Oncology Center.
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Last week I wrote about potential avenues you could take to make changes to your existing mortgage. This week, I want to go into more detail about one of the options which is to refinance your existing mortgage. It is deemed to be a "mortgage refinance" any time you renegotiate the terms of your existing mortgage. You may want to increase the mortgage amount, change the amortization or to lower the interest rate or payment amount. If you are thinking of refinancing, here's what to expect when you're exploring your options.
Before you begin the process of refinancing you first need to clarify under your existing contract if you're actually able to do so. When a borrower calls us about a refinance, we will ask some questions about your mortgage to determine the best refinance option for your specific situation and financial goals. You want to be able to make an informed and educated decision when making changes to the largest debt most of us will ever have in our lives.
Below are some frequently asked questions you will encounter when exploring your mortgage refinance options. Armed with the below information, your Mortgage Broker should be able to quickly find a mortgage solution that will best work for you:
1. Do you have a payout penalty?
If you're breaking your mortgage term before the renewal date you may have to pay a penalty and you can find out what that amount is by contacting your current mortgage lender. The good news is you can add this payout penalty to your new mortgage refinance amount if there is sufficient equity available in your property.
2. Do you know the value of your property?
With the new mortgage rules implemented over the last couple of years, your property value is more important than ever as it can make the difference as to whether you have sufficient equity available to refinance your mortgage. A recent property tax assessment usually mailed out in January of each year will give you an idea of your approximate home value or you may be able to visit your city or county website and look under property assessments.
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We ask this as we need to know if your mortgage is the only charge registered against your property title. Let us know if you have a second mortgage or home equity line of credit even if there is no balance owing.
4. Can you qualify to support the new mortgage?
When refinancing your mortgage you are required to re-qualify based on your present financial circumstances. This means you will have to provide an updated mortgage application along with supporting documentation just as you did when you took out the original mortgage.
5. What's your current lender offering you?
When refinancing your mortgage you can stay with your current lender or you can move to a new lender. It's hard to say which is better for you until you know what your current mortgage lender is prepared to offer you. You will most likely hear the term "blended rate" as this is how you can avoid paying a penalty, however, do be aware this could result in locking in for a much higher rate than is otherwise available in the current market. Sometimes it makes sense to take the lower rate and pay the penalty.
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Now that you've confirmed you're eligible to refinance, it's time to determine the best refinance route. Play with some online calculators, talk to some friends who've gone through the refinance process and then contact your favorite Mortgage Broker to design a mortgage refinance solution that is just right for you!
You can expect the whole refinance process to take about 2-3 weeks. As usual, every lender and borrower is different so there are exceptions to the norm. We're in a changing mortgage market and being informed about the options available to you will save you money and time. Remember to ask about refinancing your mortgage for FREE as some lenders offer incentives for you to move your mortgage to them.
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When we were visiting Sedona, most of the time there wasn't a cloud in the sky which made stargazing quite easy. The fact that the city sits in a canyon and most of its lights are blocked by the walls makes just outside of town a great place to catch the first rays of the morning Sun. Early, before most of the population was up I was driving around the back roads looking for picture opportunities (I'm a little crazy like that). Thankful for the headlights on the SUV we rented and gleeful I remembered to pack a headlamp (useful for fiddling with camera settings in the pitch black while being careful not to fall into a ravine) the journey still had its heart racing moments. A wolf darted in front of the vehicle at one point, which gave me some moments to reflect on what creatures might be stalking me, while I was stalking the sunrise. Who says photography is a boring endeavor?
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Miguel Pina e Cunha is Professor of Organization Studies. He received his PhD from Tilburg University. His research has been published in journals such as the Academy of Management Review, Applied Psychology: An International Review, Human Relations, Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, Journal of Management Studies, Organization, and Organization Studies, among others. He published or edited several books, including "Organizational Improvisation" (co-edited with K. Kamoche and J.V. Cunha, Routledge, 2002), "Creating balance? International perspectives on the work-life integration of professionals" (co-edited with S. Kaiser,M.J. Ringlstetter, D.R. Eikhof, Springer, 2011) and "The virtues of leadership: Contemporary challenge for global managers" (with A. Rego and S. Clegg, Oxford University Press, 2012).
He teaches Organizational Behavior, Leadership and Change Management, and Positive Organization Theory at Nova and collaborates with the Angola Business School. He received teaching awards as best professor in the undergraduate and MBA programs.
He served as academic director of the undergraduate program at Nova, academic director of The Lisbon MBA, and as Associate Dean for graduate programs. He presently heads the school's Faculty Council.
Research Interests
Current research interests include: process-based views of organizations; the paradoxes of organizing; virtuous and toxic leadership; the unfolding of positive and genocidal forms of organization.
Recent Publications
Clegg, Stewart; Cunha, Miguel Pina e; Rego, A. & Dias, J. (2013). Mundane objects and the banality of evil: The sociomateriality of a death camp. Journal of Management Inquiry, 22(3), 325-340.
Cunha, Miguel Pina e; Rego, A., Clegg, Stewart, & Neves, Pedro (2013). The case for transcendent followership. Leadership, 9, 87-106.
Cunha, MP, Clegg, S & Rego, A (2013). Lessons for leaders: positive organization studies meets Niccolo Machiavelli. Leadership, 9(4), 450-465.
Guimarães-Costa, N. & Cunha, Miguel Pina e (2013). The inevitability of liminality in organising. International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy, 7(1), 47-63.
Rego, A., Vitória, A., Magalhães, A., Ribeiro, N. & Cunha, Miguel Pina e (2013). Authentic leadership predicting team potency: The mediating role of team virtuousness and affective commitment. Leadership Quarterly, 24(1), 61-79.
Clegg, Stewart,Cunha, Miguel Pina e, Rego, Arménio. (2012). The theory and practice of utopia in a total institiution: The pineapple panopticon. Organization Studies, 33(12), 1735-1757.
Cunha, Miguel Pina e, Stewart R. Clegg & Ken Kamoche (2012). Improvisation as real time foresight. Futures, 44(3), 265-272.
Cunha, Miguel Pina e, Stewart Clegg, Arménio Rego & Michele Lancione (2012). The Organization (Ângkar) as a state of exception: The case of the S-21 extermination camp, Phnom Penh. Journal of Political Power, 5(2), 279-299.
Pinho, Isabel, Arménio Rego & Miguel Pina e Cunha (2012) Improving knowledge management processes: A hybrid positive approach. Journal of Knowledge Management, 16(2), 215-242.
Rego, Arménio, Filipa Sousa, Carla Marques & Miguel Pina e Cunha (2012). Optimism predicting employees' creativity: The mediating role of positivity affect and the positivity ratio. European Journal of Work and organizational Psychology, 21(2), 244-270.
Rego, Arménio, Filipa Sousa, Carla Marques & Miguel Pina e Cunha (2012). Authentic leadership promoting employees' psychological capital and creativity. Journal of Business Research, 65, 429-437.
Rego, A., Sousa, F., Marques, C. & Cunha, Miguel Pina e. (2012). Retail employees' self-efficacy and hope predicting their positive affect and creativity. European Journal of Work and organizational Psychology, 21 (6), 923-945
Rego, Arménio & Miguel Pina e Cunha (2012). They need to be different, they feel happier in authentizotic climates. Journal of Happiness Studies, 13(4), 701-727.
Books and Book Chapters
Rego, A., Cunha, M.P. & Ribeiro, M.G. (2013). Liderança para a sustentabilidade. Lisboa: Actual.
Cunha, Miguel Pina e; Rego, A. (2013). Superequipas. Lisboa: Actual.
Cunha, M.P. & Paiva, R. (2013). Improvisação nas organizações: Muita estrutura e muita liberdade. In P. Neves & M.P. Lopes (Eds.), Comportamento organizacional no século XXI: Diálogos entre a gestão e a academia (pp.153-164). Lisboa: Editora RH.
Rego, A., Cunha, Miguel Pina e; Wood Jr, T. (2013). O pequeno livro das virtudes para grandes líderes. São Paulo: Da Boa Prosa.
Clegg, Stewart, Miguel Pina e Cunha, & Arménio Rego (2012). The evil of utopia. In C.L. Jurkiewicz (Ed.), The foundations of organizational evil (pp.225-244). New York: M.E. Sharpe.
Rego, Arménio, Miguel Pina e Cunha & Stewart Clegg (2012). The virtues of leadership. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Rego, Arménio, Stewart Clegg & Miguel Pina e Cunha (2012). The positive power of character strengths and virtues for global leaders. In K.S. Cameron & G.M. Spreitzer (Eds.), The Oxford handbook of positive organizational scholarship (pp.366-381). Oxford: Oxford University Press.


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ABU DHABI // Sweet, woody smoke rose from burning frankincense at Yas Mall's Town Square on Friday as hundreds of Emiratis joined Omanis in celebrating Oman's 46th national day.
Traditional Omani dancers marched into the square beating drums and chanting songs of joy as they commemorated the traditions and bonds shared between the two neighbouring countries.
Omani orators paid tribute to the leadership of Sultan Qaboos, who 46 years ago set the country on a new trajectory by laying down solid foundations for Oman's prosperous future.
Archive photos showing historical meetings between UAE's rulers and Sultan Qaboos over the decades also served as a visual testament of the long-standing alliance between the two Gulf nations.
"They are showing the people that Oman and the Emirates are the same – we're all together," said Yasser Al Junaibi, 36, an Emirati who attended the festivities with his Omani friend, Mohammed Al Mukha. "I brought my kids to show them our cultures. We want to be close."
The unity and friendship shared between the two countries was emphasised by the leaders of the UAE.
The President, Sheikh Khalifa, sent a cable to Sultan Qaboos congratulating him on the country's anniversary.
Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak, Minister of Youth, Culture and Knowledge Development also attended the festivities, touring the various kiosks set up to display and sell Omani sweets, lotions, handicrafts and jewellery.
Emiratis taking part in the celebrations echoed the leadership's devotion to their neighbour.
"We're all in the same area in the Gulf, also our culture is similar to their culture and traditions and I feel like they are as our relatives," said Tasneem Al Hashmi, an Emirati volunteer at the Yas Mall celebration that paid tribute to Omani heritage. "This makes our relationship stronger."
Omani musician Fatma Al Blushi said she was honoured to celebrate Oman's national day in the UAE.
"I am Omani, but I love the Emirates," said Ms Al Blushi, 23, who lives near the border close to Al Ain.
"My nieces are Emirati, my cousins are Emirati, so we are very close. It is not two different countries, I don't feel it like that. I feel we are one country, but there is a border and different nationalities and that's it. But we are family, we are friends, we love each other."


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This was a phenomenal year for original music in Iowa with artists all over the state releasing albums in every conceivable style. We asked seven Iowa artists to pick their favorite Iowa release of the year.
This was a phenomenal year for original music in Iowa with artists all over the state releasing albums in every conceivable style. We asked seven Iowa artists to pick their favorite Iowa release of the year.
Matthew Dake, musician and recording engineer: Flavor Basket, "Artificial Flavor"
This was an easy choice for me. So catchy, funny and moving. The songs are stuck in my head almost all the time.
Bryon Dudley, musician and recording engineer: The Wheelers, "The Wheelers"
I loved it because it made me turn up my stereo every time "Tarantino" played, and it has a lot of teeth to it that translated well whenever I'd see them play live. It sounds like their guitars want to claw their way out of my speakers and hurt me, which is a very good thing.
Dean Erickson, musician: Unwavery, "Boone ca. 1995"
Everyone who has spent too much time in Boone has felt like an alien stranded a strange land at times. Not only is the concept darkly hilarious and intriguing, the songs are catchy, well crafted and intense.
Kate Kennedy, musician and piano-tuner: Annalibera, "Annalibera"
Anna Gebhardt's vocal cords are kept in the Smithsonian of my heart. This is a very talented band.
Dylan Sires, musician: H.D. Harmsen, "Papoose"
The production on "Papoose" is outstanding. Each song is carefully crafted and thoroughly executed. I love surprises and this album is full of them.
Luke Sires, musician: Modern Life Is War, "Fever Hunting"
There were so many great records to choose from. I have to go with Modern Life is War's "Fever Hunting." This record is great front to back. Every song is an anthem.
Luke Tweedy, recording engineer: Xerox, "Xerox"
One of my favorites is one that I feel is under the radar and will not be on anybody else's list, yet deserves attention. The band is Xerox. They are an Iowa City trio doing a version of punk that nobody else is doing around here. It is smart, really tight and well played, and extremely creative.


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Let Them Eat Ivory: Vol. III
The plague of radical Leftism has so thoroughly poisoned our discourse, it's a nearly Herculean task to even begin to figure out where the damage is greatest. The cult of critical theory's takeover of the university is in full swing. The university finds itself in existential crisis, whether it realizes it or not. For the tidy price of about $65,000 a year, you can send your daughter to Wellesley College, for example, where she can major in Women's and Gender Studies, learn all about censorship under the guise of stopping "hate speech," and participate in an anonymous Facebook campaign to abstain from voting for a "masculine-of-center, gender queer" student running for the position of Diversity Officer so as to not support the white male patriarchy. In strictly economic terms, this is a terrible return on investment. What skills will your daughter learn to prepare her for success in the job market, much less be able to recoup the costs of a quarter-of-a-million-dollar investment? How to attack unsuspecting women wearing Make Bitcoin Great Again hats? How to shut down discourse? How to vilify anyone who doesn't share her point of view and politicize everything?
These dogmatic ideologues find it appropriate to destroy your livelihood because you don't have the correct viewpoint, and even more galling, often cannot articulate why they believe you are wrong. Thought is secondary to emotion for them. We seem to have entered the era of extreme subjectivity and relativism. The far Left (which unfortunately is claiming more and more of the political "pie" in the West) has so thoroughly altered the linguistic and moral landscape, it's been rendered terra incognita. The rot is pervasive, and if we have any hope of combating it, of speaking in frank and realist terms again, we've got to first understand the philosophy underpinning this ideology. This exercise will prove crucial in identifying and calibrating the obscured, coded, and forcibly silenced. The portrayal of unease with aspects of a state—or the elevation of the "Other" in opposition to it—invariably must engage with the dominant discourse, even if using it as a point of departure that will ultimately give way to expanded possibilities for non-dominant groups, and interrogate binary oppositions; ironically for Leftist ideologues, however, compromise is therefore a deviation from their own kind of bi-modal thinking. Nationalist myth-making is based on stereotypes; it must be. There are said to be intrinsic qualities that make someone "better," and yet, those in power are often held in relief against what they are not to justify their position.
This is only one of many points of contention, as the Left views borders and boundaries as both physical and ideological tools employed in colonial and imperial practice for purposes of marginalizing the Other in an attempt to solidify the dominant group's position, an idea that originated in post-colonial theory. Notions of space and dimensionality in the dominant discourse, as well as the representation (or lack thereof) of women and the Other, are intended to perpetuate the inhabiting of certain white and/or male voices, where the intent to critique or work against accepted roles and expectations became maybe the defining characteristic of "progressivism." The problem is that, as Jonathan Bowden says, "Without the concrete that is underneath your feet you're lost and aimless and atomized." Put another way, to quote the psychologist Jordan B. Peterson, "Are your convictions founded on anything of value?" In continuously pushing to de-construct and "problematize" Western culture, what in some cases began as a very legitimate movement for equality, such as early feminism in terms of women's suffrage and eventually equal pay, has morphed into something grotesquely unlike the original intent of the movement. Indeed, feminism has accomplished its original goals, and now the quixotic neo-feminists are finding new windmills to chase.
The best way to ensure material comfort is not by tearing down the One Percent, but by raising the floor, so everyone's standard of living is improved, even if there is a wealth disparity. Let me put it this way: 92% of Americans live at or above the global middle class standard—this even with the artificial caps and over-regulation of the Obama administration that made doing business in America brutal. "Red" states outpace "blue" states in economic growth by about double. In states like Maine and New York, over-regulation and over-reach based on faulty premises make them the two worst states in the union to do business. Much of this is due to concern for the environment, a noble goal, as we certainly do not want to damage and pollute our pristine wilderness, but most of the environmental legislation on things like carbon emissions and landfills are based on either inconclusive (at best) science, or a gross misunderstanding of the protections already in place for something like a landfill. A suggestion: perhaps people produce less waste and recycle more instead of screaming about landfills and trying to block something that would provide needed jobs and tax revenue to ailing, rural communities.
It's just this kind of frank realism—about race, about economics, about crime—the Left wants to obfuscate. Read any academic journal and most of the jargon is incomprehensible, the logic circular, the theses hyper-specific yet oddly abstract. There are inherent contradictions built in to the model, insofar as you can call it a model. Ironically the one identity that Leftist identity politics holds as static—interiority, the sense of self, your essence—is not fixed; it is fluid and is subject to revision and re-evaluation with each new interaction or experience you have, with each new idea or concept you encounter. Identity politics, which has become so central to Leftism ("I identify as…" may well be the most toxic phrase in the English language), is wholly tethered to the material world, trafficking in externalities and defined by adherence to groupthink and categorical "census-taking." A proper understanding of race should be based on scientific, quantifiable fact and historical reality—the frank realism and honesty the Left wants to marginalize—but simply being of an identity group very obviously does not pre-determine your viewpoints, which comes as a shock to any dyed-in-the-wool Leftist. What, a libertarian lesbian!? Not possible!
And yet, their insistence on categorization belies the central claim that gender and sexuality exist on a spectrum, that their inherent fluidity is straight-jacketed by social constructivism. If race is merely a social construct, then doesn't something like affirmative action only, well, affirm society's bias? You are "born this way" in terms of sexuality, and yet hetero-normativity is a social construct. Does this hold true for measurables like IQ, aptitude, performance, and the like? Does any of this seem contradictory, even incoherent? Good, we're just getting started.
Imagination and creativity from outside the bounds of the controlling group represents a threat to that dominant ideology. Expounding upon the methods of social control and the enforcement of a rigid social code, modern Leftists exploit big-government minority proclivities the same way Marxists in the 19th century criticized capitalists for exploiting cheap labor. The irony of their current practices falling lock step in line with "big labor" is likely not lost on the reader. Any group endeavoring to control the populace must view behavior and ideas without a strict economic (or voting bloc) purpose with extreme discomfort. The fear of many commentators from the Industrial Revolution onwards has been the potential for the extinguishing of creativity—a prevailing concern given that industrial and post-industrial societies continue emphasize uniformity not only through the education system, but through the all-encompassing mechanized cog-in-the-machine Sisyphean nightmare that's morphed from the harsh, sooty landscape and utilitarianism the Industrial Revolution stamped across the West and into the globalist multi-cultural shopping mall ideology, which has done far more damage to creativity, individuality, and cultural and national identity than anything I can think of. The failure of communism in any number of contexts, from modern to post-modern, industrial to post-industrial, First to Third World, should have long since killed the application of Marx and Engels' ideas, yet they continue to find new life by assuming any number of different monikers: social justice, neo- or Third Wave feminism, Cultural Marxism, post-modernism, re-distributionism, socialism, democratic socialism, liberalism (the term has been co-opted), multi-culturalism, and many more.
Society in neo-Marxist terms is portrayed as a giant mechanized structure, where all social classes and racial groups are expected to fulfill their roles, performing them like gears in a machine, a machine that seems intent on maximizing profit margin at whatever the human and environmental cost. There is an overt sense of doom permeating some of these ideas, suggesting that if left unchecked this "functionality" of economic existence could well spell the end to the creative side of man, and thus of any sort of individuality; the mechanization of society would be complete. There's a sort of Luddite fear of technological advancement, where people would be rendered little short of robots with heartbeats, but once again, what has in fact proven to be the greater danger to creativity and individuality—authoritarian globalist multi-culturalism or industrialization né capitalism? The march of progress stops for no one, the many dimensions of a society serving the ultimate purpose of supporting the bourgeoisie.
For the Left, the broad idea of dimension invariably evokes notions of direction and linearity. Even the notion of circularity (as in historical circularity and repetition) is purposefully undermined in several ways by bringing relativistic theories into provocative opposition; it is therefore helpful to consider direction and space in their wider implications. A discussion of direction necessarily includes verticality. Phrases such as "the height of the Roman Empire" occur frequently in historical discourse, and work to imply that empires—as a genus—move in one direction along a curve, either to a summit or a base. There is no stasis; if an empire is at its height, it will continue to move forward, the trajectory eventually flattening out and falling. Retroactivity is not part of the discourse (this is highly troubling if we look where we're trending now in the United States and across the West). The Left seeks to further complicate fundamental conceptions of time, progress, and movement, and since upward movement implies adherence to the traditional slope archetype of progress, represented by the Conrad-Demarest Model of Empires, the Left seeks to dispense with the discourse of empire (another inherent contradiction, as the Left portrays itself as "progressive"—as in, progressing toward the socially harmonious utopia).
For Marxists, the traditional nuclear family is central to the bourgeoisie. Loyalty radiates outward in concentric circles (think Dunbar's Number) with the familial unit being foundational. Parents establish values and character examples for their children, and the complementary parenting styles of the mother and father provide a child with a healthy balance of compassion and discipline. Adherence to many of Christianity's precepts often aids in providing a pillar of support and model of behavior, though this is certainly not a prerequisite to living a moral, fulfilling life. I emphasize Christianity here as the Constitution is an outgrowth of Age of Enlightenment philosophy and, by extension, the Christian tradition. Additionally, a sense of community, duty, and patriotism often provides an individual with another pillar of strength, where they may feel they are living for something greater than themselves, and adds additional "circles" of loyalty. The Left's multi-pronged attack on Christian mores, American values, and hetero-normative behaviors (ie-building a family, striving for work-life balance) strips an individual of a sense of meaning and signals an abdication of responsibility. Into the void, then, steps the fervent Left with its all-encompassing ideology, commanding the damned prostrate themselves before the altar of Progress—complete with self-flagellation and hair shirts. The State becomes all.
How does this all tie in to the proliferation of radical Leftism in the academy? Well, for one thing, cowardly professors and administrators can hide behind speculation and theory, and real-world failure does not have repercussions for those that espouse it by losing their jobs. They do not actually have to figure out the logistics of implementing their utopian ideal. Bad investments, for example, would have a stock broker out on the street very quickly. Another is that the power dynamic publicly abhorred by many Leftists is readily exercised in order to either indoctrinate or silence students with dissenting viewpoints, or even to prevent the advancement of faculty who may differ in their worldview. Some students have morphed into a kind of Stasi, not understanding in their crusade for social justice the repercussions of going above a professor's head with accusations of intolerance, instead of approaching the professor directly.
The chain of command, so to speak, is of course "problematic" (problematic is a code word for "something we don't like but aren't smart enough to offer a solution to so we'll just critique and call attention to it") in the Leftist worldview, unless it serves the would-be totalitarian, and thus the student must circumvent the individual whose viewpoint is different and endanger their livelihood by running to an administrator to solve their problem, much like a child on the playground, but with far more dire consequences. Proper adult behavior is to open a line of communication with the individual you disagree with, and engage in a productive dialogue. This will usually alleviate concerns with a common understanding, but if not, or the professor is legitimately engaging in inappropriate or harmful conduct, then an administrator should naturally be sought. These basics of conflict resolution should be learned at a very young age, but normal developmental patterns have been so thoroughly disrupted that many students arrive on campus with minimal self-sufficiency. This is exacerbated by policies that further infantilize the students by protecting them through the widely-covered array of safe spaces, trigger warnings, et cetera. A great many millennials enter adult life ill-equipped and emotionally stunted, and their extended adolescence precludes healthy relationships and productive lives of meaning. We are doing students a tremendous disservice by coddling and catering to them in the academy, when this should be a time when young minds are challenged and identities are shaped in a healthy way.


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NFL gamers, NBA standouts and celebrities are taking to social media to inform the world how they actually really feel following criticism from President Donald Trump on Sept. Clearly feeling left out of the loop, a handful of celebrities joined within the weekend's #TakeTheKnee protest on social media, expressing their solidarity with NFL gamers demonstrating towards racism, and in response to President Donald Trump, during the nationwide anthem.
Courageous Patriots have fought and died for our great American Flag – we SHOULD honor and respect it! The rebukes came shortly after, with celebrities posting on social media utilizing the hashtags #takeaknee or #taketheknee to point out their help for the NFL athletes. Like their bodies, their garments, or their new line of natural make-up products, it's a marketable asset — it just must be used proper.
Jenner has yet to weigh in on her information, while each Reed and Somerhalder have apologized for his or her story — however when examined collectively, these two unrelated stories shed light on the advantages and pitfalls that celebrities face when opening up about private life events.
Stevie Surprise's message however, did not share the divisive overtones current in different celebrities. Celebrities provided a groundswell of help within the forty eight hours after the president chastised NFL house owners for not punishing gamers who opted to kneel in the course of the nationwide anthem, in silent protest over racial inequality in America. It has been identified for a while that Cruise crossed that line when he began wanging on about Scientology. Male celebrities are still given an enormous quantity of rope in the case of their treatment of ladies, despite a number of classes from the previous. This may be laborious to do below regular circumstances, but is frankly Oscar-worthy within the case of two celebrities.
After spending final week battling the GOP's newest healthcare bill, Jimmy Kimmel returned to more familiar territory MONDAY with one other spherical of his hottest recurring bit: Celebrities Read Mean Tweets Along with Gal Gadot, Jennifer Lawrence , Alec Baldwin, Emma Watson, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, a.okay.a. Jaime Lannister, Kimmel rounded up Kristen Bell, Michael Keaton, Jim Parsons, Elisabeth Moss, and lots of extra.


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This American Life just had two episodes on the health care system — the first on the rising costs of care, the second on insurance — and it was quite interesting stuff! I thought I'd post them here to encourage people to listen to them:
insurance: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/Radio_Episode.aspx?episode=392
costs: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/Radio_Episode.aspx?episode=391
It's actually sort of a return of the 'serious' episodes for TAL, as just before these two there was the also-fascinating 'return of the giant pool of money' — a follow up to the episode last year which explained the financial crisis:
They've also been talking about health care a good amount on 'planet money' these days; there's a lot of interesting stuff to cover there. Some notes on things that have stood out to me:
— Insurance actively negotiates prices with hospitals, so their customers get a good price. But those negotiations only cover their customers, so if you *don't* have insurance you might pay $1200 for work that the insurance company would only pay $400 for.
— Only the largest insurance organizations have the size needed to really negotiate good prices: in this sense, a more competitive environment for insurance companies means less ability to negotiate cheap prices with the hospitals.
— Insurance companies introduced copays to expose consumers to the costs of their medicine, indirectly. Nearly equivalent drugs can have orders of magnitude cost differences, and without copays consumers don't have any direct incentive to choose the (say) $50 one over the $500 one. With copays, consumers have a small incentive — they have to pay maybe $10 for the $50 medicine, or $40 for the $500 medicine. So, say, a $30 incentive, which turns out to be quite effective. Until … the drug companies realized they can just pay for the copay, via a coupon. After all, if the drug company gets $500 from your insurance, what's the problem with giving just $40 back to cover the copay for you? The drug company still gets $460, and the incentive system is not just deactivated — it's reversed, the generic is more expensive!
— Health care is practiced very differently from town to town, and hospital to hospital, and efficiency can vary wildly even where effectiveness stays the same — in other words, the level of 'unnecessary' care changes quite a lot depending on the location.