Mondays Off: Steve shoots 69 and loses money!

Steve went out and fired a 69 on the course but ended up losing money to a ringer! Knudson’s game is in rough shape. We talk about this slow play thing trickling down to club members and juniors. Check out the full podcast on SoundCloud below, or click here to listen on iTunes or here to listen on…

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Why Indigenous people are more vulnerable to mental health problems?

So this is a timely moment to reflect on one of the most pressing of those challenges – the fact that indigenous peoples are significantly more likely to experience mental health problems than majority populations. The vulnerability of indigenous peoples in relation to mental ill-health was highlighted in a recent report by the UN Special…

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Bitter dispute erupts over Bryson DeChambeau’s slow play at The Northern Trust, resulting in personal insults, apologies and a review of the current pace-of-play policy

The heated dispute concerning slow play over the weekend at The Northern Trust spilled over into Monday in what has been arguably the fiercest and most bitter debate on the subject that the sport has yet seen. In case you missed it, on Friday at Liberty National, Bryson DeChambeau was caught on camera taking over…

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It’s not the concert that’s important, it’s the consciousness

My life is lived at the intersection of philanthropy and social change. I hear a lot about ‘movements’ but society doesn’t seem to be moving in the right direction. 50 years ago at Woodstock, the rallying cry of a generation fresh off a seemingly successful campaign of civil rights for Black Americans was ‘no more…

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How capitalism exploits our fear of old age

So I’ll be out in public, maybe ordering coffee, and someone I don’t know will address me as “sweetie.” I’m a 60-year-old woman, and I look my age. Because people haven’t called me “sweetie” since I was about 5, I’m thinking this is an age thing. That seems more obvious when a stranger ironically addresses…

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Turkey does imperialism: Turkish foreign policy in the Middle East

This article is part of ourEconomy's 'Decolonising the economy' series. The world capitalist system is characterised by hierarchies among countries, which both stem from and reproduce uneven economic development. In this sense, the world economy can be considered imperialistic. Located at the periphery of global capitalism, Turkey has long had dependent economic, political, and military…

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Manolo a Bologna: la serata Eravamo immortali per Sportfund

Mercoledì 7 novembre 2018 Manolo, alias Maurizio Zanolla, sarà a Bologna ospite di Sportfund per la serata ‘Eravamo immortali, storie, libere arrampicate e passioni di una vita.’ Conduce la serata Vinicio Stefanello di PlanetMountain.com Uno dei più celebri protagonisti dell’arrampicata sarà ospite di Sportfund fondazione per lo sport Onlus mercoledì 7 novembre a Bologna per…

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