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When major disaster strikes anywhere in the world, thousands of HOT volunteers come together online and on the ground to create open map data that enables disaster responders to reach those in need.
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Refugee response: South Sudan and Syria
Putting the world's most vulnerable people and places on the map
Through the Missing Maps project, the HOT global community creates maps of high vulnerability areas where data is scarce, putting millions of people onto the world map in OpenStreetMap.
Infectious diseases: Malaria elimination
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HOT enables communities, NGOs, international organizations, and government partners to use and contribute to OpenStreetMap for locally-relevant challenges through provision of training, equipment, knowledge exchange, and field projects.
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All of this work is done through OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap is the community-driven free and editable map of the world, supported by the not-for-profit OpenStreetMap Foundation. HOT works around the globe to support and increase the use of OpenStreetMap and help build local OpenStreetMap communities.
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Lower Hyde Holiday Park promises superb entertainment including non-stop fun for the kids. Lower Hyde Holiday Park is close to the fun, coastal town of Shanklin and some of the most popular golden sandy beaches on the Island. The kids can enjoy non-stop fun in the outdoor pool with waterslide, while you relax on the suntrap patio. Why not challenge the family to a game on the multi sports court. Later on, relax with a drink in Hudson´s Bar before going on to Squires Showbar for competitions, dancing and superb family shows. Lower Hyde Holiday Park offers a wide range of self catering accommodation designed with your comfort in mind.


Hello and welcome to my little space in the blogging world! I have been passionate about rubber stamping since 1985 and I love it as much today as I did back then! Originally from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, I now make my home in Nova Scotia.
April 10th, 2019 marks my 17 year anniversary with Stampin' Up! and I've been blessed by this company and my business more than words can say. I've been fortunate to have earned amazing Grand Vacations, Founder's Circle Retreats (for the top 100 demonstrators in the USA and top 20 in Canada), and a member of the Team Canada strategic group.
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Hi Friends! Today I've got a fun and easy technique to share with you! Create the look of adding layers to your cards, without using paper - just sponge and ink. This is such a versatile technique, as you can change it up with the colours and stamps you use. If you don't have framelits simply cut out rectangles or squares. Imagine using blues with snowflakes for Christmas! So many options. For today's cards I used Peeakboo Peach, Flirty Flamingo, and Sweet Sugarplum inks for the sponging. Emerald Envy for the leaves really made it 'pop' and of course, a flower made from the Pansy Punch really finishes it off. Of course, you could made this a simple one layer card too, and it would look terrific. I hope you have fun playing with this technique!
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In the past few months I have received a lot of interesting feedback on being on a diet ( or the health kick that I am not on). Let's clear the air shall we? What is a diet?
My choice to honor my body by consuming food that will nourish, protect and give me a better quality of life isn't a fad diet it's a LIFESTYLE !! We live in a society where our "normal" is fast food, fried food and processed foods. Foods high in MSG, GMO's and High Fructose Corn Syrup are the norm and is regarded as acceptable. How about we change that? Let's make eating well " normal" and eating crap a "diet". If you asked me your "diet" by our current definition and standards is killing us. Don't make faces at the person making good choices at the lunch line, how about we encourage those making bad choices to do better! Let's make healthy the NEW NORMAL!!!!
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Reading: Oshiomhole makes solid confession about breach with Obaseki
Oshiomhole makes solid confession about breach with Obaseki
The ex-national chairman of the APC, Adams Oshiomhole, has admitted that the connection among him and the governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki, is as yet unblemished
The two-term governor of the state uncovered that however he had continued on, God had utilized him to make Obaseki a governor
Review that Obaseki had once said at a public assembling that he approved of Oshiomhole; he just contradicted his style of initiative
Adams Oshiomhole, the former national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has confessed that the bond between him and the governor of Edo state is stronger than mere friendship.
The Punch reported that the ex-governor's confession is coming in about two years after he clashed with his political godson during the electioneering for his second term ticket.
The rift made Obaseki leave the APC for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), despite efforts by some stakeholders to resolve the differences.
The governor later sought re-election under the umbrella party, where he defeated the anointed candidate of Oshiomhole and the candidate of the APC governorship flagbearer, Osagie Ize-Iyamu.
Oshiomhole, Obaseki's friendship
"I don't have anything personal against Oshiomhole. I may not like his politics, but he has not done anything personal against me. We all are interacting with the interest of the country and the development of our community at heart," Obaseki, in an interview, commended.
On Friday, August 19, Oshiomhole said that Obaseki is still his close ally and friend despite their reported frosty relationship.
Oshiomhole said, "For me, I have moved on. Obaseki remains my brother and friend. I have had the honour of working with him, and God, in his infinite power, used me to ensure that he became the governor of Edo State.
TAGGED: 2023 NIGERIAN ELECTIONS, ADAMS OSHIOMHOLE, APC, EDO STATE, PDP

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UEFA Super Cup - 1979 Super Cup: Burns' night for Forest - News
1979 Super Cup: Burns' night for Forest
Clough's Forest downed Barcelona over two legs to seal UEFA Super Cup glory.
Kenny Burns' goal at Camp Nou gave Forest the 1979 UEFA Super Cup title ©Getty Images
Nottingham Forest 1-0 Barcelona
(George 9)
Barcelona 1-1 Nottingham Forest
(Roberto 25pen; Burns 42)
Forest win 2-1 on aggregate
The final of the 1979 UEFA Super Cup was not actually held until the beginning of 1980 as the clubs involved – 1979 European champions Nottingham Forest and 1979 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner Barcelona – failed to find any convenient dates for the two-legged final earlier.
Brian Clough's Forest team are remembered as one of the greatest sides in English history as a result of their back-to-back European Champion Clubs' Cup wins in 1979 and 1980, while the coach himself still has a special place in the hearts of supporters across the nation.
Barça had won their first European trophy since their trio of Inter-Cities' Fairs Cups with a 4-3 win against German side Fortuna Düsseldorf after extra-time in a terrific encounter in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup final in Basel, Switzerland.
Forest took the lead early on in the first leg at the City Ground on 30 January 1980, with Charlie George scoring after nine minutes. Despite the presence of England's first £1m striker, Trevor Francis, in Forest's ranks, however, they could not extend their lead against Joaquín Rifé's side.
Barça were back on level terms in the tie 25 minutes into the return leg at the Camp Nou on 5 February, when Carlos Roberto beat England goalkeeper Peter Shilton from the penalty spot. Three minutes from half-time, Scottish international Kenny Burns equalised to restore Forest's lead.
This time, the English side were not to relinquish their advantage, and Forest won the UEFA Super Cup with a 2-1 aggregate victory. Little did they know that, before the end of the year, they would be contesting the final again.


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Miguel Hidalgo är en ort i Mexiko.   Den ligger i kommunen Escárcega och delstaten Campeche, i den östra delen av landet,  km öster om huvudstaden Mexico City. Miguel Hidalgo ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Miguel Hidalgo är platt. Runt Miguel Hidalgo är det glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Escárcega,  km nordväst om Miguel Hidalgo. I omgivningarna runt Miguel Hidalgo växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog.

Savannklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är april, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är augusti, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är april, med  mm nederbörd.

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Read about us in the las cruces sun-news!
Las Cruces, New Mexico, January 29, 2018– Bright Skies Realty opened its doors in August of 2017. Owner Kathy Turkell (NMLS# 19760) who moved with her husband to Las Cruces in 2007, has worked in the real estate industry since 1984.
Based in Las Cruces, Kathy with Bright Skies Realty is the expert to help you with all your home buying and selling needs in the areas of Sonoma Ranch, Las Colinas/4-Hills, Jornada, East Mesa, Picacho Hills and the all of Dona Ana County.
Bright Skies Realty can work for you as a buyer's agent, a listing agent and help with relocation, whether across town or across the country.
If you would like more information, please contact Kathy Turkell at 575-520-4110 or email Kathy at letstalklascruceshomes@gmail.com.


Floor Decals are used because people notice them. Often they are associated with a retail setting, but many safety messages are printed as well and used in manufacturing settings.
4-Color Process Floor Decals are acceptable for tile, linoleum and smooth, finished concrete floors. Utilize open floor space to advertise or relay important safety messages.
These decals are overlaminated to provide a slip-resistant walking surface.
For promotional applications only. Contact us for pricing of material suitable for industrial warehouse applications.
Note: Square-cut maximum size is 34" x 64" and die-cut maximum size is 34" x 54". Contact us for pricing if your size exceeds either dimension.


Ice cream in recent times has won over the heart of many. From adults to youths and kids, a great number have found ice-cream to be an amazing companion when hanging out with friends, during parties, events, on a cool movie day, and solace for those with heartbreaks. The city of Quebec is not left out of the fun and has become home to various ice cream stores.
To be candid, nothing beats an awesome scoop of ice cream or more, especially on a sunny day in Quebec – the soothing relief as it gently goes down your throat, preferred by some others when toppings are added.
Here are some of the best ice cream shops available in Quebec in case you want to have that mind-captivating experience thus summer.
• La Cigale: This ice cream store is located in the city of Quebec, about 120 minutes away from Montreal. This store is a perfect one-stop shop for ice cream. They have a wide range of super dope flavors – malted milk and matcha are some of their flavors. They have an awesome garden where you can have your ice cream cone with an awesome view and environment. When it comes to a tiring sunny day, this is a perfect store for you.
• Crèmerie-Café Les Délices Royales: Just as the name implies, they are more than a principality when it comes to ice cream. This store has an awesome ambiance and majority love to cool off here and unwind from stress with their awesome servings of ice cream. A scoop of their ice cream will definitely make you come back for more. The positive vibes in the environment makes the whole ice cream journey for the customers really amazing and breathtaking. They have one of the most delicious and classic ice creams in Quebec and great Icerolls.
• Chocolat favoris: Rumor has it that chocolate favoris is home to one of the best ice cream in the city. It is very popular in Quebec for its distinctively tasty creamery which is simply irresistible. They have got all the exciting flavors you can think of from strawberry to vanilla to dulce de leche, just name it. So take the step of having an awesome cruise with your quality ice cream and have an awesome time.
• Le Frisson: Despite the fact that this Quebec City spot serves up some genuinely delightful frozen yogurt, the genuine superstar? Their incredibly delectable solidified yogurt. Truly, the solidified yogurt from Le Frisson is not at all like anything you've ever tasted previously. New, delicious, fruity, with simply the perfect measure of fiery sweetness, the frozen yogurt here is more than worth the trip out to Quebec City.
Summer can be a whole lot distressing when you have nothing to help ease out the summer weather feeling. You need not bother anymore as ice cream will make that summer worth the feeling. Visit a Quebec Ice cream store today and have a blast this summer.
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Our tincture contains only dewaxed pure raw Propolis in 99% alcohol.
No additives, colorants or preservatives.
It lasts for years in a cool dark place.
Take orally or apply topically directly to the site of the problem.
Do not take with flagyl or antabuse or if allergic to bees or bee products.
While Propolis might work wonders for you too, always consult your doctor before embarking on bee cures.
Legally and medically Propolis is still considered to be experimental.
This amazing healing balm is wholly organic, without alcohol or any other solvents, and does not burn when applied to burns or open wounds.
It has therapeutic properties similar to those of our impressive propolis tincture.
It is a unique blend of propolis wax, cold pressed olive oil, aloe vera and essential oils (rose geranium).
"Propolis wax" is much more than simply "bees wax", it is the original mix of bees wax plus plant resins plus bees saliva and pollen residues….all made in the factory of the bee to waterproof and disinfect their hives and protect their young.


Prof. Dr. Bonnie Cramond is a professor and the director of the Torrance Center for Creative Studies and Talent Development in the Department of Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology at the University of Georgia.
Cramond studies children who are ... well, different. She studies the behaviors of children categorized as "strange." What she has discovered is that "strange" children are often creative geniuses living in noncreative worlds. As an international and national speaker, she has published numerous articles and a book on creativity research, and she teaches classes on giftedness and creativity. Her work centers particularly in the identification and nurturance of creativity, especially among students considered at risk because of their different ways of thinking, such as those misdiagnosed with ADHD, emotional problems, or those who drop out.
Cramond is a member of the board of directors of the National Association for Gifted Children, a former editor of the Journal of Secondary Gifted Education, and on the review boards of several other journals.
Titel: "The Role of the School and Home in the Development of Children's Creativity"


I predict Madeline will win MVP.
Also, Schroder is my hero!
schroder was so cute when he kept trying to take naps!
I know! And then he'd act surprised when he did the whole "head bob right before falling asleep" thing.


Since there will be golfing at the Bash, I headed out tonight to play 9. It's only my 3rd time out this year. I played a one-man scramble. I got a triple on one hole after putting both tee-shots OB, but I only got one other bogey. The rest were par.
I'd have thunk that the team tension would have been way too high to shoot that well!
Oh and I did rebuttle your comment earlier, but just in case.
But it suddenly dawned on me that I'd want someone protecting our money like they would our Blogoshpere. And in the Wife's case, that's definately vise-versa! Get the most out of everyone I always say!


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Q: assertion for holding the reset for a long time I see that assertions are always related to n number of cycles of a clock. Is there any way I can check the duration wrt timescale? Meaning
let's say I want to check if a reset is hold for 100ns or less, how do we write a assert statement for this?

A: Yes, conceptually you can write an assertion like this, using local variables in SVA.
It may look like this :
property reset_chk;
  time current_time;
  @(rst) (~rst, current_time = $time) |=> ($time - current_time == 100);
endproperty

But this type of assertions, should be avoided, as they are written not wrt clock.
Alternatively, one can always make a reference clock, fast enough to accommodate any such signal timings.
For local variables in assertion, you can read Local Variables in SVA

A: First I would consider whether SVA was the best way to check this at all.
If you think so, how about creating a dummy clock in the testbench with a suitable period and (via the power of hierarchical naming) use that. A suitable period might be

*

*100ns if you were looking for a minimum pulse width

*much faster if you were looking for a maximum pulse width (eg a 10ns period would allow you to check the pulse width was less than 110ns, ie 11 cycles).
Assertions are best done synchronously. That doesn't mean you cannot check asynchronous things, but you still need to sample the signals in question synchronously. So, this way you are sampling your asynchronous signal synchronously, using your dummy clock.

A: This is asynchronous check. The best way is to check it in traditional way or pure systemverilog instead of using SVA concurrent assertion.
If you want, you can still add immediate assertion for coverage purpose.
Quick sample code:
//
task assert_reset_hold_100ns();
  fork : fk1
    begin : blk1
      @(reset);
      $fatal;
    end
    begin : blk2
      #100ns;
      ASSERT_RESET_HOLD_100NS: assert(1);
    end
  join_any
  disable fork;
endtask

// checker
initial forever begin
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//

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Toronot Maple Leafs' John Tavares approaches 1,000 NHL games
Toronto Maple Leafs forward John Tavares could reach game 1,000 on Sunday. Photo by John E. Sokolowski /USA TODAY Sports
Sam Gagner has been watching it on a loop for decades.
Gagner's good pal, Maple Leafs captain John Tavares, has spent his National Hockey League career adapting and excelling to the point that Tavares continues to make a pivotal impact as he approaches 1,000 games in the NHL.
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It has been 18 years since Gagner and Tavares were teammates with the Junior A Milton Icehawks. During that 2004-05 season, they were stars with the triple-A minor midget Toronto Marlboros and got the opportunity to play with Milton. Tavares was 14 at the time, Gagner 15.
"His high hockey IQ allows him to adjust," Gagner, now with the Winnipeg Jets, said during a recent stop in Toronto.
"There was always this talk about us playing junior and people saying, 'Well, he's not a good-enough skater to play against 20-year-olds, and the pace is really high.'
"He gets there and suddenly he is a little faster, he picks up his pace a little bit more.
"You see it in the NHL. He finds ways to produce because of his brain. He is a diligent worker. He's going to keep going."
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Now, as Tavares shines in his fifth season with the Leafs after signing a seven-year contract in 2018, it's not uncommon to arrive at the club's facility in Etobicoke and see him doing pre-practice drills with Paul Matheson, one of the team's skating consultants.
As much as he was a superstar in the Ontario Hockey League with the Oshawa Generals and London Knights before he was picked first overall in the 2009 NHL draft by the New York Islanders, Tavares never has taken for granted his time in the NHL.
Tavares had 47 points in the Leafs' first 48 games before the match against the New York Rangers on Wednesday, and as long as he keeps his health for the next few days through the home game versus Ottawa on Friday, Tavares will skate in his 1,000 th NHL game on Sunday when the Leafs play host to the Washington Capitals. Less than 400 players have reached the milestone.
Tavares' work with Matheson, and previously some 15 years with Dawn Braid, has helped him maintain a footing in an area that has required work on his part. When Tavares' skating has needed another element or two, the 32-year-old center has made the growth.
That has been a benefit in helping him maintain his offensive skills. Tavares had 942 career points prior to Wednesday.
"I try to be a little bit more efficient and a little bit lighter on my feet," Tavares said. "Use the strength and power that I do have, that I know that I have, and continue to generate momentum in my game and highlight those strengths.
"That was a big focal point off the ice as well (last summer), was working on those things and then translating that to being a little lighter, a little quicker, trying to be on top of the ice. We talked a lot about posture as well. Those things have come together and it's important I continue to work on those."
Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe, naturally, has taken note.
"Paul has come in and taken a detailed and progressive approach that I think John has really latched on to," Keefe said. "John stayed diligent with it and on top of it, and I have definitely seen an improvement."
Tavares' determination to reshape and expand his talent has brought another level of respect from his teammates.
"He works extremely hard at that," defenseman Morgan Rielly said.
"He works hard to add to his game, add skills and keep working with what he has. He always finds a way to produce and be involved and this year he has been great. That ability to continuously adapt and add to your game is impressive."
Matt Martin, an Islanders teammate of Tavares for seven years, saw it in another way.
"I remember on the power play, he was the net-front guy, he was a half-wall guy, whatever was asked of him, he's going to master it," Martin said. "I don't think all stars are willing to adapt that way. They want to be where they want to be and they're good with that. But he consistently tries to improve, and he will do his best to be the most effective wherever he is."
Tavares was asked the other day, as he closes in on 1,000 NHL games, whether he thinks he still has a lot left in the tank.
"Absolutely," Tavares said with his everyday certainty. "Absolutely."
Considering Tavares' resolve, it would be foolish to think otherwise.
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In Damien Hirst's Still (1995), a clinical vitrine made from glass, mirror and steel displayed a series of surgical instruments. The glinting scalpels, forceps, retractors and clamps, arranged on a series of shelves, with surgical, non-hierarchical precision, reflect the aesthetic of the laboratory. The display case lends the work an assertive sculptural presence. Hirst used the case to isolate and frame the medical tools, focusing the viewer's attention on some uncomfortable truths by highlighting the vulnerability of our bodies, and the temporal nature of our existence. In this respect, the work can be interpreted as referencing 'vanitas', a theme associated with the genre of still life; Hirst made this link explicit by putting a mirrored backplate in the vitrine that reflected the physical presence of the viewer.
The ordered form of Still employs the cool aesthetic of Minimalism, with an emphasis on repetition and the machine-made. At the same time, the ordered rows of instruments are emphatic reminders of the violence inflicted on inflicted on countless, unseen, ailing bodies. The work taps into our fears by combining deadpan macabre with a pervading tone of chilling melancholy. In addition, the taxonomic display also recalls the museum vitrine that, by association, turns these objects into relics.
In contrast to the themes Hirst broaches in Still, he also showed one of his 'spin paintings'; beautiful, pop, spinning, ice creamy, whirling, expanding painting (1995), a circular work made by pouring household gloss paint onto a rapidly rotating canvas from above. This mechanised and abstract tondo, emptied of authentic gesture, countered the cold minimalism of 'Still' with celebratory exuberance.
Damien Hirst's wide-ranging practice includes installation, sculpture, painting and drawing. Consistently challenging the boundaries between art, science and religion, his visceral, visually arresting work has made him a leading artist of his generation.
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Hampton's Greatest Sporting Moments: Paul Casey wins third Ryder Cup
It's not long now until HSC crowns the victor of its Hampton's Greatest Sporting Moments competition – we're into Group Seven. Here, we're recounting Paul Casey OH (1993)'s exceptional Ryder Cup career. This will compete against three other moments in Group Seven. Vote in our Twitter poll on Friday to decide your favourite moments – the winner will progress to the quarter-final stage!
In the Autumn 2016 edition of Hampton Sports Chronicle, former editor Lourenco Anunciacao investigated the career earnings of various Hampton sportsmen in a bid to find out who would come out on top. The answer, unsurprisingly, was a certain Paul Casey, whose earnings of over $30 million dwarfed his nearest competitor.
Lourenco also sought to find out who the most popular OH was on social media. Again, Casey came out on top, with 156,790 Twitter followers, some 150,000 more than his nearest competitor, former rugby player Seb Jewell.
If we follow these – admittedly fairly flawed – measures of an OH sportsman's success, Casey is out in front by a long way. But, as a three-time Ryder Cup winner, Casey could well have a claim to the award anyway.
Casey left Hampton in 1993 and was awarded a scholarship to Arizona State University, alma mater of a certain Phil Mickelson, among others who have since gone on to stardom.
After starring on the European Tour since joining in 2001, Casey was selected for Europe's Ryder Cup team – often considered the most prestigious accolade within the sport. The OH helped Europe to an 18 ½ – 9 ½ victory, the nine-point victory margin being the joint-largest in Ryder Cup history.
Two years later, Casey was selected again. After just missing out on the European Tour of Merit title in 2006 when Padraig Harrington overtook him at the final event, the OH travelled to Ireland for his second Ryder Cup outing.
After a formidable debut, expectations had grown higher for the Englishman, and his performance in Kildare did little to dampen the excitement. Casey became the first player in Ryder Cup history to win a foursomes match with a hole-in-one – a feat which, to this day, is yet to be matched.
Casey would be selected for his third consecutive Ryder Cup in 2008, but two years later was inexplicably left out by captain Colin Montgomerie. Despite being ranked 7th in the world, which would have made him third highest in the European team, Montgomerie opted for Irishman Padraig Harrington in his stead.
It began a period of relative exile for Casey, who gave up his place on the European tour, citing a need to lessen his travel. He rejoined the tour in late 2017, and his enforced hiatus from Ryder Cup action came to an end in thrilling fashion at Le Golf National in 2018.
Seeking to avenge defeat from 2016, Casey won 1 ½ points for the team, but his record doesn't speak of his role in a remarkable match-winning effort, in which Europe asserted their dominance over the USA to win their sixth consecutive home competition.
While it is harder to measure the impact of certain moments in individual sports, as golf is, even in the Ryder Cup, Casey's role in winning one of the world's most prestigious sporting competitions must be taken seriously. Few Hamptonians can boast of three Ryder Cup medals in their prize cabinet, and Casey may well secure a fourth this September, if it takes place and he is selected for the event in Wisconsin.
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From the age of 5 until he was 18, junior Jason Green didn't miss a single Marathon Monday in Boston.
Green, who is from the nearby suburb Newton, felt a range of emotions as he learned about what happened Monday in the city, at sites he is so familiar with.
"Seeing the streets you walk on, the restaurants you've eaten lunch at, and the hospital you were born in depicted as a component of a terrorist attack was a surreal feeling," he said.
For the city of Boston, Monday's race turned what has traditionally been the city's happiest day of the year into what Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick deemed "a horrific day."
Usual shouts of encouragement became screams from those running for their lives when two bombs exploded just yards away from the finish line at around 2:45 p.m. Monday.
But running away from the explosion was impossible for close to 200 people at Boston's Copley Square. Instead, they were rushed to local hospitals with injuries of varying degree. Three others, including an 8-year-old boy, have been pronounced dead.
Green said he still cannot wrap his head around Monday's tragedy.
"My initial emotions were anger, frustration, depression and vulnerability," he said.
For other University of Miami students who call Boston home, watching the tragedy unfold from a television screen sent shivers down the spine.
After hearing the news on Monday, junior Hannah Armstrong left class as tears spilled down her face.
"Growing up in Boston, the marathon represents a day to celebrate the hard work that so many of our family and friends work months to achieve," said Armstrong, who is also from Newton. "It's a shame that it was ruined in a matter of seconds by a heartless act."
Sophomore Shelby Mosier, who is from North Andover outside of Boston, felt fortunate that her family did not make its usual appearance at the marathon this year.
"My dad typically volunteers in one of the medical tents at the finish line, but he decided to not go that morning," Mosier said. "We are grateful, but it's bittersweet because obviously he wanted to be there to help people."
Monday was not only an important day for the runners, but also Patriots' Day, a holiday observed in Massachusetts commemorating those who fought in the Revolutionary War.
For junior Kristen Spillane, who is from the suburb Mansfield and vice president of the Running Club, the context of the tragedy was especially disheartening.
"Months of hard work and dedication, insane training for qualifying times. The Boston Marathon is just such a prestigious event, even beyond the running community," she said. "For death and horrible injury to happen at the very place where human willpower and strength is celebrated in its finest hour just makes you shake your head in sadness."
Although Green is stunned, he does not doubt that his city will rebound.
"Ultimately, knowing the character of the people I grew up next to, I expect the participation and enthusiasm for next year's Patriots' Day to be greater than ever," Green said. "I personally plan on running my first marathon next year to in some way restore a weekend that has played a huge part in my childhood."
Spillane thinks it is an event that reaches beyond the city's boundaries.
"I think this is so much more than just Boston," she said. "I guess as much as we all try to think 'It could have happened anywhere' when we see such random acts of senseless violence, you really never think it's going to happen in your city."
President Barack Obama announced Tuesday that the FBI is investigating the bombings as an act of terrorism.
Markus Wagner, associate professor in the UM School of Law, said there is a legal distinction to be made between regular crimes and terrorism.
"If you can prove that it is terrorism-related, then the penalties are higher than if you cannot make that connection," he said.
Wagner also said he would not make the comparison to 9/11, but to events in Europe in 2004 and 2005.
"In terms of magnitude, the attacks in Madrid and London … are probably good comparisons, where bombs are being placed on buses or on trains …," he said.
Law enforcement officials still have no suspects in custody, and nobody has claimed responsibility for the Boston Marathon attack.
"With some crimes, or acts like this, people will claim responsibility," Wagner said. "If they do, they usually do it fairly quickly. If they don't, you will probably see in two or three days – though there may or may not be – some more concrete leads just by way of criminal investigation."
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Billy Kemper on Training, Nutrition, and Mental Toughness for the World's Biggest Waves
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Billy Kemper has earned his place as a dominant force at Jaws. Photo: WSL/Poullenot
Editor's Note: This feature is part of The Inertia's Health and Wellness Spotlight, an initiative that explores emerging trends in nutrition, diet, and fitness in surf and outdoor culture. Unequivocally, excellent health enables more time to fully enjoy the ocean and outdoors. This initiative is powered by our friends at Vivobarefoot. Check out The Inertia's 2019 Health and Wellness Product Guide here.
Maui is essentially a kingmaker in surfing today. It makes sense. Nowhere else can you find bountiful opportunities for air wind off perfect ramps (Ho'okipa) a reasonable drive from pristine barrels (Honolua Bay) and have both leading up to the most perfect XXL wave on the planet (Pe'ahi a.k.a. Jaws). Billy Kemper was raised on this windswept rock before moving full-time to the North Shore of Oahu. Kemper's relationship with Jaws earned him the title of WSL Big Wave World Champion in 2017/2018, as well as the hometown bragging rights of winning the daunting Pe'ahi Challenge a record three times, in 2015, 2016, and 2018. The Inertia caught up with Kemper to learn more about his approach to health, nutrition, and mental toughness.
The physical training that has supported Billy's ascent to being a multiple-world-title holder has been an ongoing process that began seven years ago.
"I've been working with Kahea Hart since day one — we started with basic CrossFit, and it moved into mobility, speed, agility, pilates stuff, yoga stuff, a bit of everything all the way down to mixed martial arts to boxing to ginastica. Now, in the last year we've moved into Foundation Training and also the pool training that Laird Hamilton's been teaching," Kemper said.
The basics are simple and effective: find a coach you trust, tailor the workouts to your personal aspirations, and have a blast doing it.
"For me, I've created my own formula that suits my surfing and my goals and my dreams. I feel like it benefits me more than any other kind of fitness in the world," he said. "That being said, having a coach who's a surfer as good as anyone is a huge part of our success as well. My coach [Kahea Hart] knows what we need to build for my surfing and that's why we work together. I love doing it and I have a great time while training."
Kemper turned to a couple revered worldwide for their fitness prowess and nutrition guidance to make sure the food he put in his body was maximizing the rigorous workouts that build a solid foundation for high-intensity wave riding. Matt and Cherie Chan are sought-after fitness gurus who have not only excelled in CrossFit competitions, but also work as coaches for others in training. Billy met Matt through one of his sponsors, Progenex, and the rest is extremely disciplined yet still delicious (and highly effective) history.
"Matt is at the top of the totem pole of any nutritionist in sports," said Kemper. "He works with the best of the best. He does a macro-nutrient diet where you count your macros and I have a daily restriction. It's very strict but very rewarding at the same time. It's the real deal. There's a lot that I can't eat, but there's a lot that I can eat. I feel my energy when I'm training and when I'm eating and working with Kahea Hart and the Chan family I just bring confidence to the table and I feel like nobody can beat me."
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"My Jaws meal pack will be an almond butter and blueberry jelly Ezekiel bread sandwich," Kemper said without a moment's thought. "There's 20 grams of almond butter on there and 18 grams of a certain blueberry jelly, and that's my go-to."
For his other favorite big wave surf snack, Billy keeps it close to home and embraces his roots by infusing, "some poi, some Hawaiian kalo — it's kind of like a sweet potato filled with power, filled with mana. It makes me perform the way I do."
You may know this power-packed food as taro, and on top of the actual nutritional benefits it holds (rich in potassium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorous, fiber, folate, antioxidants, and vitamins B, C, and E), it's a supremely sacred plant in Hawaiian culture. The mana — life-force —in the taro Kemper refers to stems from thousands of years of native Hawaiians tending this plant on Hawaiian lands, teaching the children generation after generation how to pound poi in a traditional practice that goes back to the Islands' earliest Polynesian arrivals.
As a father of four and an extreme sports athlete traveling the world, Kemper has a lot on his plate. But last year he was hit with the hardest challenge imaginable when his mother reached the end of her battle with cancer. Known to many simply as Auntie Linda, she was a petite woman who beamed with light as she greeted everyone at each contest while she supported Billy, and she sparked a light in everyone she spoke to that she clearly left her on Earth in the form of her son.
Kemper incorporates the memory of his mother in the mental preparation he does before every heat he paddles out in. He began working with a speech coach and a mental preparation coach this year, and together they developed a set of five statements that Billy repeats for mental fortitude. One of them: "I FIGHT LIKE MY MOM, AND WE NEVER GIVE UP."
"They're just little personal quotes that fire me up. I wrote those [five lines] down and I listen to them on repeat before I compete," Kemper said. "I say them with confidence and with the good body language, and it just sets my mind to where a loss isn't an option. It does the job."
General Health Philosophy
Kemper has obviously found the magic formula to keep his body running like a well-oiled machine, but to him, true health is genuine happiness. And nothing makes Kemper happier than giving that gift to his family.
"I feel like health has a lot to do with happiness," Billy said. "So for me just to keep my family smiling is kind of the only goal in life. All this surfing and all these titles and awards are kind of icing on the cake, but as far as every day it's keeping my family healthy and strong and bringing healthy organic food to the table, and bringing home not only money, but a heart full of joy to spend time with them and make sure my kids will remember me every day of their childhood."
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