We used to spend time with kids from the Basque region every summer at Young Life camp. Super interesting kids.

Farmer Joel Salatin on bird flu immunity: "The thing that gets me about avian influenza is the response to it. In any flock that gets avian influenza, there are always survivors—many times, more survivors than not. Now, you would think that if the people in charge were actually

The upcoming teacher shortage will be devastating. I can't talk any high school or college kid into considering it. Makes no sense to borrow $100K to get a college degree that qualifies you for a $45K job (and it's a hard job!). My idea... Two year college program, followed

The gulf that’s developing over Ukraine feels unnatural. It’s like when the Covid shots emerged and it was instantly taboo to discuss risks. This is the next mass formation, and I’d bet it was planned to divide us. People don’t suddenly forget how to think, they are induced to.

Students will learn far more from a few class sets of used books, no. 2 yellow pencils, and cheap notebooks than millions spent on Chromebooks, smart boards, and expensive “learning” software Pencils and paper > screens

This is such an important consideration when thinking about how learning happens. It's not about being a luddite or a technophobe or being wedded to the past, or not embracing change; it's about recognising that handwriting has a markedly different impact on the brain.

I use the term “run the alley” often when writing-up safety prospects. Necessary tool/skill from split-field alignments. Urgency. Eyes (key the run) + play-speed. And the willingness to tackle. Here’s what it looks like on Sundays… 49ers S Malik Mustapha

“Coach I ran a 4.41 at the Southern Eastern Elite Mega-Super Camp Combine this weekend” This graphic hangs on my door year round. Especially useful when people are lying to kids on the weekend.

Never forget this...ever...it defines a champion. Struggles, tough times, bad breaks...it’s all part of the journey. The very nature of sport. So ultimately, success boils down to being a fierce competitor in the face of adversity. Mental toughness. Period. Reformed Sports Project

The standard is the standard…as a leader, what you ignore, you applaud! 📷 Coach Ray Ostrowski

The story of sobriety and the impact it has on family. Take 2 minutes and listen to this from Lane Kiffin. Powerful. Via (Pivot Podcast)

Three days after his brutal execution, Jesus walked out of the tomb. But that wasn’t the end of the story. Jesus remained on Earth for 40 days. Here’s what Jesus did after the resurrection—and how it changed the world forever: 🧵

You didn’t lose the game last night. You lost it 6 months ago when you skipped reps, coasted through sets, and blew off the details. Discipline in the mundane is what builds monsters.

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If you want to be a consistent punter, it begins and ends with the drop. Try the Punter’s Mile: walk around the track trying to make every drop pop back to you at 11 o clock. -maintain consistent speed -keep the drop at 11 -drop the ball so it pops back up to you (no flipping

Playing an older metal song can’t get home crowds fired up, or intimidate visiting teams. It’s too edgy. Plus, it’s just complicated to edit and orchestrate everything.