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The PDGA is not financially or logistically in a position to take the lead in multi-state litigation on this topic,” wrote the organization in their statement. “For the first time in recent memory, the PDGA will end the year with a net operating loss, and it is not in the best interest of our members to continue to allocate resources to further litigation.”
There it is. Instead of using funds to create a third category open to anyone who identifies differently than their bio sex TRAs just wore down an organization to let men bully their way into women's sports.
By Reduxx Team December 23, 2023
The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) has been forced to drop their new regulations on men who want to participate in women’s competitions after being sued by a trans-identified male player. The lawsuit was launched earlier this year by Natalie Ryan, who had been dominating women’s competitions prior to the PDGA attempting to rein in male competitors.
Ryan first filed a suit against the PDGA in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California this past February. In his complaint, he argued that a recently-adopted PDGA policy prohibiting trans-identified males from competing with women if they had undergone a “male puberty” violated his civil rights and California laws against discrimination.
“The policy adopted by the PDGA and [Disc Golf Pro Tour] is arbitrary and capricious and in violation of Plaintiff’s right to be free from discrimination based on her gender,” the suit said, arguing that policies restricting widespread male participation in women’s sport “denied [Ryan] and other transgender women, who in the eyes of California law are women, full and equal access to the accommodations, advantages, facilities, privileges, and/or services of [PDGA] organizations.”
Yesterday, a settlement between Ryan and PDGA was announced. While the full terms are not available for public consumption, part of the agreement included PDGA dropping the policy which banned males from competing with women unless they had begun transitioning prior to puberty. This change means that all males who had undergone at least two years of hormone therapy are able to compete with women once again.
In a statement, PDGA revealed that a lack of funds was part of the reason why they were unable to fight against Ryan’s litigation onslaught, with Ryan having filed suits against them in two separate states.
“The PDGA is not financially or logistically in a position to take the lead in multi-state litigation on this topic,” wrote the organization in their statement. “For the first time in recent memory, the PDGA will end the year with a net operating loss, and it is not in the best interest of our members to continue to allocate resources to further litigation.”
The rule revision is set to go into effect on January 1, 2024, and will be in place through at least the end of the 2025 season.
Following the settlement agreement, Ryan boasted of his victory on Instagram.
“All trans women will be equals at the elite level again. This is my victory. I had to be ruthless to get them to listen. I’m glad I can put that side of myself away,” he said.
Ryan has already signed up for a 2024 Tour Card and intends to play at most Disc Golf Pro Tour and Major events.
The now-quashed PDGA policy is widely believed to have been proposed in response to Ryan’s performance in the female category, with the male athlete rapidly rising through the ranks and beating out elite female competitors.
In September of 2022 at the Disc Golf Pro Tour, Ryan easily defeated the world’s number 1 ranked female competitor, Kristin Tattar, taking home $9,000 in prize money. Months prior, at the Great Lakes Open in Milford, Michigan, Ryan walked away with $6,000 for a first-place performance, beating out the world’s current number 2 ranked female player.
Despite having only participated in women’s Disc Golf for a short few years, Ryan is currently ranked amongst the best “female” players in the world. Last year, after topping the Disc Golf Pro Tour, Ryan ranked into the top 5. Despite not participating in some major events this year due to his lawsuit, Ryan still ranks in the top 15.
Last year, two anonymous female disc golf players spoke with Quillette‘s Jon Kay and stated that Ryan’s biological sex was undoubtedly bolstering his success in the sport.
“I would say that one of the biggest advantages of the [male-bodied] players is their ability to scramble in tight situations when a disc goes off the fairway, to just stand there and blast a shot through the woods,” one of the women said. “I’ve seen both [trans player] Chloe [Alice] and Natalie [Ryan] do this. They’re just standing still and throw the kind of [forehand shot] that I’ve never seen a female throw even under perfect conditions.”
The other female player added: “What makes it worse is that Ryan’s form isn’t even that good. If it were, [he’d] be out-throwing us by even more. So while the rest of us spend years refining our form, trying to keep up and get more distance, [he’s] been in the sport only—what?—three years or something.”
Another female disc golf player, Jennifer Castro, revealed that she was aware of female athletes refusing to join tournaments where transgender players were enrolled due to the stark performance advantage.
“I personally know of women who refuse to sign up for events if a transgender is playing, not because we hate them but because we feel we have zero chance, so what is the point of wasting our money on registration fees?”
Speaking to Reduxx, Marshi Smith of the Independent Council on Women’s Sports (ICONS) condemned the PDGA and DGPT for buckling under pressure.
“Rest assured the DGPT has not seen their last courtroom. We will fight back on this. Men like Ryan cannot threaten sports bodies with financial ruin so they capitulate to misogynistic entitled demands tossing women aside,” Smith said.
ICONS had previously thrown their support behind protecting women’s disc golf, and the organization had held an emergency press conference following the initial news of Ryan’s lawsuits last year.
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A number of female disc golfers participated in the Save Female Disc Golf campaign, slamming a Minnesota court judge who ordered PDGA to allow Ryan to participate in a tournament he had been barred from.
“Organizations must have a backbone and stand on fairness and integrity for their athletes – women included,” Smith added, revealing that ICONS has now launched a fund with the intention of supporting female athletes who wish to challenge male-inclusive policies in court.
“Men like Ryan have the backing of activist pro bono lawyers but we are building our own war chest for female athletes now. We refuse to surrender the hard-earned achievements of women and are prepared to stand firm.”
#usa#The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA)#Natalie Ryan is a man#If he underwent a male puberty he has biological advantages over women#Men in women’s sports#Title IX#A man walks away with the prize money ment for women athletes#Save Female Disc Golf#The men have activist pro bono lawyers#Youtube
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The Summer Choices of Disc Golf
This summer, instead of signing up for every tournament possible and travelling all over the Province to play Disc Golf, I’ve decided this summer I would aim at improving my overall skills by playing in a competitive men’s league here in the City and if any local tournaments are accessible within an hours drive of home. Then I would play in those as well. SEASON IMPROVEMENTS Part of my…
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Holidays 8.3
Holidays
Airplane Crop Duster Day
American Canoe Association Day
Arbor Day (Niger, South Africa)
Armed Forces Day (Equatorial Guinea)
Big Forehead Day
Capoeirista Day (Brazil)
Clean Your Floors Day
Cloves Syndrome Awareness Day
Columbus Set Sail Day (1492)
803 Day
El Paso Massacre Anniversary Day
Ernie Pyle Day (New Mexico)
Esther Day
Flag Day (Venezuela)
Freedom Day (Equatorial Guinea)
Golpe de La Libertad (Freedom Day; Equatorial Guinea)
Great Expectations Day
International Day of Family Planning
International Friendship Day [Original Date]
International Hangover Day
International Indigenous Rising Day
Ker Puja (Tripura, India)
Klaatu Day
Lake Victoria Discovery Day
Marshmallow Day (French Republic)
National Booba Day
National COVID Survivor Day
National Ernie Pyle Day
National Georgia Day
National Hair Gloss Day
National Heart Transplantation Day (India)
National Michael Day
National Parks Day
National Ping Pong Day (UK)
National Sales & Marketing Collaboration Day
National Senior Pet Day
National Twins Day
NBA Day
New Brunswick Day (Canada)
Panama Canal Day
Pidjiguiti Day (Guinea-Bissau)
Play Day (UK)
Prairie Dawn Day
Regatta Day (Canada)
Royal National Eisteddfod (Wales)
Sealing Wax Day
Simba Day (Tanzania)
Vicki Draves Day
Yazidi Genocide Anniversary Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Cornish Pasty Day
Edible Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Day
Food Day Canada (Canada)
Grab Some Nuts Day
Honey Day (Japan)
Maine Lobster Festival (Rockland, Maine)
National Watermelon Day
Watermelon Sugar Day
Independence & Related Days
Niger (from France, 1960)
San Salvador Day (El Salvador)
West Sprinske (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]
1st Saturday in August
Campfire Day & Night [1st Saturday]
Caribana (Toronto, Canada) [Begins 1st Saturday]
Festival of Nations (Red Lodge, Montana) [1st Saturday]
Home Fermentation Day [1st Saturday]
International Alopecia Awareness Day [1st Saturday]
International Blues Music Day [1st Saturday]
International Hangover Day [1st Saturday]
International Trading Card Day
Mead Day [1st Saturday]
Mustard Day [1st Saturday]
National Clown Day [1st Saturday]
National Czech Festival (Nebraska) [Starts 1st Saturday]
National Disc Golf Day [1st Saturday]
National Jamaican Patty Day [1st Saturday]
National Mustard Day [1st Saturday]
National Play Outside Day [1st Saturday of Every Month]
National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day [1st Saturday]
National Riddle Day [1st Saturday]
National Summit Day [1st Saturday]
National Sunflower Day [1st Saturday]
National VFR Day [1st Saturday]
National Virginia Diverse Business Networking First Saturday [1st Saturday]
Railway Workers’ Day (Russia) [1st Saturday]
Rush-Bearing Day (Grasmere, England) [1st Saturday]
Sandcastle Day [1st Saturday]
Satyr's Day (Silenus, Greek God of Beer Buddies and Drinking Companions) [1st Saturday of Each Month]
Taxpayer Appreciation Day [1st Saturday]
Weekly Holidays beginning August 3 (1st Week of August)
San Salvador Week (El Salvador) [thru 8.9]
Satchmo Weekend (New Orleans, Louisiana) [thru 8.4]
Festivals Beginning August 3, 2024
Akita Kanto Festival (Akita, Japan) [thru 8.6]
Andorra la Vella Festival (Andorra)
Armageddon Expo (Palmerston North, New Zealand) [thru 8.4]
Bluegrass and Beer Festival (Keystone, Colorado) [thru 8.4]
Butterfly Festival (Pennington, New Jersey)
Cheddar Cheese Festival: Say Cheese! (Adams, New York)
Cherry Festival (Jacksonport, Wisconsin)
Chokecherry Festival (Pequot Lakes, Minnesota)
Corn Roast Festival (Westminster, Maryland)
FreedomFilmFest (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia) [thru 8.15]
Glorious Garlic Festival (Geneva, New York) [thru 8.4]
Grain Harvest (Urbandale, Iowa)
HarvestFest (Elgin, Arizona)
Howard County Fair (West Friendship, Maryland) [thru 8.10]
Italian Family Festa (San Jose, California) [thru 8.4]
Joyce Daze Wild Blackberry Festival (Joyce, Washington)
Leicester Caribbean Carnival (Leicester, United Kingdom)
Livarot Cheese Fair (Livarot-Pays-d’Auge, France) [thru 8.4]
Magic Valley Beer Festival (Twin Falls, Idaho)
Montana Brewers Summer Rendezvous (Helena, Montana)
National Eisteddfod of Wales (Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, United Kingdom.) [thru 8.10]
National Mustard Day & Festival (Middleton, Wisconsin)
Peach Festival (New Hope, Pennsylvania) [thru 8.4]
Peach Festival (Wyoming, Delaware)
Route 66 Chili Cook Off and AZ State Chili Championship (Flagstaff, Arizona) [thru 8.4]
Satchmo SummerFest (New Orleans, Louisiana) [thru 8.4]
Siberian International Marathon (Omsk, Russia)
Soul Food Festival (Stockton, California)
Steinley Cup Microbrew Festival & Chili Cook-off (Saratoga, Wyoming)
Taste of the Caribbean (Hartford, Connecticut)
Truckfest (Edinburgh, Scotland) [thru 8.4]
Vino & Notes - A Wine, Food & Jazz Festival (Woodland Park, Colorado)
Whiskies of the World (Washington D.C.)
Feast Days
Aomori Nebuta (Harvest Season begins; Japan)
Chokhor Duchen (Four Noble Truths; Buddhism)
Dawg the Dog (Muppetism)
Day of the Dryads (Pagan)
Dymphna Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Fairy Washing Festival (Shamanism)
Feast of Caligo (Mother of Chaos)
The Feast of the Finding of St. Stephen (Christian)
Gamaliel (Christian; Saint)
George Freeman Bragg, W.E.B. Du Bois (Episcopal Church)
Germanus of Auxerre (Christian; Saint)
Henri Cartier-Bresson (Artology)
Kanto Matsuri begins (4-Day celebration to encourage a good harvest; Akita, Japan)
Leon Uris (Writerism)
Lydia of Thyatira (a.k.a. Lydia Purpuraria; Christian; Saint)
Marlene Dumas (Artology)
Myrrhbearers (Lutheran Church)
Nicodemus (Christian; Saint)
Olaf II of Norway (Christian; Translation of the Relic)
P.D. James (Writerism)
Postmodernism Day (Pastafarian)
Prairie Down (Muppetism)
Stephen (Discovery of his Relics)
Supplica Canum (Ancient Rome)
The Wag-Festival (Remembrance Festival of Ancestors; Ancient Egypt)
Walter Scott (Positivist; Saint)
Waltheof of Melrose (Christian; Saint)
Wilfred (Anglican Church; Yorkshire)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Premieres
The Bourne Ultimatum (Film; 2007)
Chéri, by Colette (Novel; 1920)
Christopher Robin (Film; 2018)
The Cocoanuts (Film; 1929)
Dick (Film; 1999)
Doing Their Bit (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)
Duck Tales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Animated Disney Film; 1990)
Eat Drink Man Woman (Film; 1994)
Fear of Music, by Talking Heads (Album; 1979)
Grandview, U.S.A. (Film; 1984)
Gypsy Life (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1945)
Hang ‘Em High (Film; 1968)
Havana, by Camila Cabello (Song; 2017)
Hot Rod (Film; 2007)
Hysteria, by Def Leppard (Album; 1987)
Innervisions, by Stevie Wonder (Album; 1973)
The Iron Giant (Animated Film; 1999)
A Man Called Adam (Film; 1966)
The Man Called Flintstone Hanna-Barbera Animated Film; 1966)
Man on the Flying Trapeze (Film; 1935)
Metropolitan (Film; 1990)
Mine, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2010)
Northwest Hounded Police, featuring Droopy (Tex Avery MGM Cartoon; 1946)
The Ox-Bow Incident, by Walter Van Tilburg Clark (Novel; 1940)
Party Smarty (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)
The Philadelphia Experiment (Film; 1984)
Poor Cinderella (Betty Boop Cartoon; 1934)
The Princess Diaries (Film; 2001)
Serenade No, 9, the Posthorn Serenade, written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Serenade; 1779)
The Spy Who Dumped Me (Film; 2018)
Surfer Girl, by The Beach Boys (Song; 1963)
Total Recall (Film; 2012)
Trinity, by Leon Uris (Novel; 1976)
Underdog (Film; 2007)
Unidentified Flying Oddball (Film; 1979)
William Tell, by Gioachino Rossini (Opera; 1829)
Today’s Name Days
Benno, Lydia (Austria)
Aspern, Augustin, Lidija (Croatia)
Miluše (Czech Republic)
Nikodemus (Denmark)
Kaljo, Kalju (Estonia)
Linnea, Nea, Neea, Vanamo (Finland)
Lydie (France)
August, Lydia, Nikodemus (Germany)
Olimpios, Salomi (Greece)
Hermina (Hungary)
Giovanni, Lidia (Italy)
Augusts, Rets (Latvia)
Augustė, Lengvinė, Mangirdas, Steponas (Lithuania)
Oline, Oliver, Olve (Norway)
August, Augusta, Krzywosąd, Lidia, Nikodem, Symeon, Szczepan (Poland)
Jerguš (Slovakia)
Gustavo, Lidia (Spain)
Tage (Sweden)
Lida, Liddy, Lidia, Loyal, Lydia, Lyle, Lyman (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 216 of 2024; 150 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 6 of Week 31 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 1 of 28]
Chinese: Month 6 (Xin-Wei), Day 29 (Ji-Hai)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 28 Tammuz 5784
Islamic: 27 Muharram 1446
J Cal: 6 Purple; Sixday [6 of 30]
Julian: 21 July 2024
Moon: 1%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 19 Dante (8th Month) [Walter Scott]
Runic Half Month: Thorn (Defense) [Day 11 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 45 of 94)
Week: 1st Week of August
Zodiac: Leo (Day 13 of 31)
Calendar Changes
Coll (Hazel) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 8 of 13]
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Really Bad day of disc golf!!
#discgolflife #discgolfli Spotsy Amateur Championship (SpAm) Presented By Prodigy DiscPDGA A-tier · Amateur Sat-Sun, September 14-15, 2024 Hosted by Spotsy Disc Golf ClubPart of ODDS 2024 Professional Disc Golf Association MVP Disc Sports Jack T Norton I had to make the 3-hour drive to this one on the morning of the event, I was wiped out at the end of the day. This was the single worst…
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Holidays 8.3
Holidays
Airplane Crop Duster Day
American Canoe Association Day
Arbor Day (Niger, South Africa)
Armed Forces Day (Equatorial Guinea)
Big Forehead Day
Capoeirista Day (Brazil)
Clean Your Floors Day
Cloves Syndrome Awareness Day
Columbus Set Sail Day (1492)
803 Day
El Paso Massacre Anniversary Day
Ernie Pyle Day (New Mexico)
Esther Day
Flag Day (Venezuela)
Freedom Day (Equatorial Guinea)
Golpe de La Libertad (Freedom Day; Equatorial Guinea)
Great Expectations Day
International Day of Family Planning
International Friendship Day [Original Date]
International Hangover Day
International Indigenous Rising Day
Ker Puja (Tripura, India)
Klaatu Day
Lake Victoria Discovery Day
Marshmallow Day (French Republic)
National Booba Day
National COVID Survivor Day
National Ernie Pyle Day
National Georgia Day
National Hair Gloss Day
National Heart Transplantation Day (India)
National Michael Day
National Parks Day
National Ping Pong Day (UK)
National Sales & Marketing Collaboration Day
National Senior Pet Day
National Twins Day
NBA Day
New Brunswick Day (Canada)
Panama Canal Day
Pidjiguiti Day (Guinea-Bissau)
Play Day (UK)
Prairie Dawn Day
Regatta Day (Canada)
Royal National Eisteddfod (Wales)
Sealing Wax Day
Simba Day (Tanzania)
Vicki Draves Day
Yazidi Genocide Anniversary Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Cornish Pasty Day
Edible Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Day
Food Day Canada (Canada)
Grab Some Nuts Day
Honey Day (Japan)
Maine Lobster Festival (Rockland, Maine)
National Watermelon Day
Watermelon Sugar Day
Independence & Related Days
Niger (from France, 1960)
San Salvador Day (El Salvador)
West Sprinske (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]
1st Saturday in August
Campfire Day & Night [1st Saturday]
Caribana (Toronto, Canada) [Begins 1st Saturday]
Festival of Nations (Red Lodge, Montana) [1st Saturday]
Home Fermentation Day [1st Saturday]
International Alopecia Awareness Day [1st Saturday]
International Blues Music Day [1st Saturday]
International Hangover Day [1st Saturday]
International Trading Card Day
Mead Day [1st Saturday]
Mustard Day [1st Saturday]
National Clown Day [1st Saturday]
National Czech Festival (Nebraska) [Starts 1st Saturday]
National Disc Golf Day [1st Saturday]
National Jamaican Patty Day [1st Saturday]
National Mustard Day [1st Saturday]
National Play Outside Day [1st Saturday of Every Month]
National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day [1st Saturday]
National Riddle Day [1st Saturday]
National Summit Day [1st Saturday]
National Sunflower Day [1st Saturday]
National VFR Day [1st Saturday]
National Virginia Diverse Business Networking First Saturday [1st Saturday]
Railway Workers’ Day (Russia) [1st Saturday]
Rush-Bearing Day (Grasmere, England) [1st Saturday]
Sandcastle Day [1st Saturday]
Satyr's Day (Silenus, Greek God of Beer Buddies and Drinking Companions) [1st Saturday of Each Month]
Taxpayer Appreciation Day [1st Saturday]
Weekly Holidays beginning August 3 (1st Week of August)
San Salvador Week (El Salvador) [thru 8.9]
Satchmo Weekend (New Orleans, Louisiana) [thru 8.4]
Festivals Beginning August 3, 2024
Akita Kanto Festival (Akita, Japan) [thru 8.6]
Andorra la Vella Festival (Andorra)
Armageddon Expo (Palmerston North, New Zealand) [thru 8.4]
Bluegrass and Beer Festival (Keystone, Colorado) [thru 8.4]
Butterfly Festival (Pennington, New Jersey)
Cheddar Cheese Festival: Say Cheese! (Adams, New York)
Cherry Festival (Jacksonport, Wisconsin)
Chokecherry Festival (Pequot Lakes, Minnesota)
Corn Roast Festival (Westminster, Maryland)
FreedomFilmFest (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia) [thru 8.15]
Glorious Garlic Festival (Geneva, New York) [thru 8.4]
Grain Harvest (Urbandale, Iowa)
HarvestFest (Elgin, Arizona)
Howard County Fair (West Friendship, Maryland) [thru 8.10]
Italian Family Festa (San Jose, California) [thru 8.4]
Joyce Daze Wild Blackberry Festival (Joyce, Washington)
Leicester Caribbean Carnival (Leicester, United Kingdom)
Livarot Cheese Fair (Livarot-Pays-d’Auge, France) [thru 8.4]
Magic Valley Beer Festival (Twin Falls, Idaho)
Montana Brewers Summer Rendezvous (Helena, Montana)
National Eisteddfod of Wales (Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, United Kingdom.) [thru 8.10]
National Mustard Day & Festival (Middleton, Wisconsin)
Peach Festival (New Hope, Pennsylvania) [thru 8.4]
Peach Festival (Wyoming, Delaware)
Route 66 Chili Cook Off and AZ State Chili Championship (Flagstaff, Arizona) [thru 8.4]
Satchmo SummerFest (New Orleans, Louisiana) [thru 8.4]
Siberian International Marathon (Omsk, Russia)
Soul Food Festival (Stockton, California)
Steinley Cup Microbrew Festival & Chili Cook-off (Saratoga, Wyoming)
Taste of the Caribbean (Hartford, Connecticut)
Truckfest (Edinburgh, Scotland) [thru 8.4]
Vino & Notes - A Wine, Food & Jazz Festival (Woodland Park, Colorado)
Whiskies of the World (Washington D.C.)
Feast Days
Aomori Nebuta (Harvest Season begins; Japan)
Chokhor Duchen (Four Noble Truths; Buddhism)
Dawg the Dog (Muppetism)
Day of the Dryads (Pagan)
Dymphna Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Fairy Washing Festival (Shamanism)
Feast of Caligo (Mother of Chaos)
The Feast of the Finding of St. Stephen (Christian)
Gamaliel (Christian; Saint)
George Freeman Bragg, W.E.B. Du Bois (Episcopal Church)
Germanus of Auxerre (Christian; Saint)
Henri Cartier-Bresson (Artology)
Kanto Matsuri begins (4-Day celebration to encourage a good harvest; Akita, Japan)
Leon Uris (Writerism)
Lydia of Thyatira (a.k.a. Lydia Purpuraria; Christian; Saint)
Marlene Dumas (Artology)
Myrrhbearers (Lutheran Church)
Nicodemus (Christian; Saint)
Olaf II of Norway (Christian; Translation of the Relic)
P.D. James (Writerism)
Postmodernism Day (Pastafarian)
Prairie Down (Muppetism)
Stephen (Discovery of his Relics)
Supplica Canum (Ancient Rome)
The Wag-Festival (Remembrance Festival of Ancestors; Ancient Egypt)
Walter Scott (Positivist; Saint)
Waltheof of Melrose (Christian; Saint)
Wilfred (Anglican Church; Yorkshire)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Premieres
The Bourne Ultimatum (Film; 2007)
Chéri, by Colette (Novel; 1920)
Christopher Robin (Film; 2018)
The Cocoanuts (Film; 1929)
Dick (Film; 1999)
Doing Their Bit (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)
Duck Tales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Animated Disney Film; 1990)
Eat Drink Man Woman (Film; 1994)
Fear of Music, by Talking Heads (Album; 1979)
Grandview, U.S.A. (Film; 1984)
Gypsy Life (Mighty Mouse Cartoon; 1945)
Hang ‘Em High (Film; 1968)
Havana, by Camila Cabello (Song; 2017)
Hot Rod (Film; 2007)
Hysteria, by Def Leppard (Album; 1987)
Innervisions, by Stevie Wonder (Album; 1973)
The Iron Giant (Animated Film; 1999)
A Man Called Adam (Film; 1966)
The Man Called Flintstone Hanna-Barbera Animated Film; 1966)
Man on the Flying Trapeze (Film; 1935)
Metropolitan (Film; 1990)
Mine, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2010)
Northwest Hounded Police, featuring Droopy (Tex Avery MGM Cartoon; 1946)
The Ox-Bow Incident, by Walter Van Tilburg Clark (Novel; 1940)
Party Smarty (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1951)
The Philadelphia Experiment (Film; 1984)
Poor Cinderella (Betty Boop Cartoon; 1934)
The Princess Diaries (Film; 2001)
Serenade No, 9, the Posthorn Serenade, written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Serenade; 1779)
The Spy Who Dumped Me (Film; 2018)
Surfer Girl, by The Beach Boys (Song; 1963)
Total Recall (Film; 2012)
Trinity, by Leon Uris (Novel; 1976)
Underdog (Film; 2007)
Unidentified Flying Oddball (Film; 1979)
William Tell, by Gioachino Rossini (Opera; 1829)
Today’s Name Days
Benno, Lydia (Austria)
Aspern, Augustin, Lidija (Croatia)
Miluše (Czech Republic)
Nikodemus (Denmark)
Kaljo, Kalju (Estonia)
Linnea, Nea, Neea, Vanamo (Finland)
Lydie (France)
August, Lydia, Nikodemus (Germany)
Olimpios, Salomi (Greece)
Hermina (Hungary)
Giovanni, Lidia (Italy)
Augusts, Rets (Latvia)
Augustė, Lengvinė, Mangirdas, Steponas (Lithuania)
Oline, Oliver, Olve (Norway)
August, Augusta, Krzywosąd, Lidia, Nikodem, Symeon, Szczepan (Poland)
Jerguš (Slovakia)
Gustavo, Lidia (Spain)
Tage (Sweden)
Lida, Liddy, Lidia, Loyal, Lydia, Lyle, Lyman (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 216 of 2024; 150 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 6 of Week 31 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 1 of 28]
Chinese: Month 6 (Xin-Wei), Day 29 (Ji-Hai)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 28 Tammuz 5784
Islamic: 27 Muharram 1446
J Cal: 6 Purple; Sixday [6 of 30]
Julian: 21 July 2024
Moon: 1%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 19 Dante (8th Month) [Walter Scott]
Runic Half Month: Thorn (Defense) [Day 11 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 45 of 94)
Week: 1st Week of August
Zodiac: Leo (Day 13 of 31)
Calendar Changes
Coll (Hazel) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 8 of 13]
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Understanding and Preventing Low Back Injuries for Golfers
Golfing has increased in popularity among individuals of all ages. Before playing a round, golfers benefit from warming up. Otherwise, they can develop issues such as back pain. Approximately one-fourth of recreational golfers develop some form of associated back pain, increasing to 40 percent among professional and elite-level golfers.
Many golfers achieve downswing speeds that exceed 100 miles an hour. The swing generates shearing forces that surpass body weight by a factor of six at ball impact and during the follow-through. The twisting forces converge in the lower back, known as the “crunch factor.”
Previous generations of golfers did not experience such tremendous spinal stresses, as golfers more gently rotated the shoulders, trunk, and hips into the backswing. However, Tiger Woods and his contemporaries popularized an approach that involves keeping the hips almost stationary, facing the ball throughout the backswing, even as the shoulders and torso twist forcefully. The intense motion coils the core muscles, which store more energy, like twisting and tightly pulling a rubber band.
While the approach boosts the explosiveness of the swing, it is a spine-intense motion that impacts the vertebrae in the lower back. The crunch factor, which requires absorbing a force of six times body weight, significantly exceeds that experienced by runners, whose spines absorb a force double that of their body weight with every stride. During the follow-through, the spine experiences another torquing motion in the opposite direction. Medical experts describe movements requiring spinal rotation at high velocity as fundamentally unnatural.
When on the course, golfers should remain aware of any unusual pain, spasms, twinges, or sensations in the back. Muscle strains are common and typically respond to ice, rest, and OTC medications. Less common, disc herniations painfully involve vertebrae and their cushioned pads moving out of position on the spine. However, Tiger Woods has experienced the injury several times, and he has reportedly undergone half a dozen back surgeries for disc problems.
Another serious issue is spondylosis, or exacerbated facet arthritis. A form of osteoarthritis occurs with the gradual breakdown of cartilage in the spine. For most competitors on the links, changing their swing is not an option, as this would impact their game and score relative to other players. However, a mix of warmup and stretching activities can increase flexibility and have a pain-alleviating effect.
Static stretches involve holding a single position for half a minute, delivering some benefits. One static stretch involves holding the golf club behind the shoulders and neck and rotating the torso. Repeat it twice to stretch the shoulders and open the torso. Next, the side bend involves raising the arms into a “hands up” position, club held over the head for balance, and bending to each side from the abdomen. For the forward stretch, hold the arms straight out and scissor a foot in front of the other. Bending at the waist, reach for the ground and feel the hamstrings extend. Another stretch involves lying and stretching the hips by pulling the knee into the chest.
Dynamic stretches involve repeated movements such as forward lunges and swinging the legs back and forth. Perform them before a round as they help limber and relax the muscles, improving blood flow. When taking practice swings, focus on gentle motions that prepare the muscles for the torsion (twisting) and torque (force) to come with a swing at full clubhead speed. Begin by swinging shorter clubs such as short irons and wedges and transition to woods and mid-irons. Start practicing with the driver directly before your first-hole drive on the range.
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The ultimate goal of my business is to get more college students to participate in Disc Golf. To achieve this I will get as many college students as I can to participate in my disc golf tournament. The disc golf tournament will be designed to have competitors of equal skill to compete for a prize. It will also give the participants to experience nature right before exam season, which will benefit their mental health. When you associate an activity with a positive experience it makes you want to participate in that activity again. My event is meant to be an enjoyable experience that leads to more Disc Golfers on Campus.
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5 Wonderful Imprinted Golf Items To Select as Gifts
Giving away golf balls with a beautifully imprinted logo and a tagline of the giver can be the perfect way to attract instant attention. Admittedly, an avid golfer will cherish such a gift and would not be averse to thanking the giver in any manner possible. This is good news for small companies hoping to be recognized within a community, town, or city. While this makes excellent business sense, the recipients also cherish the promotional items to encourage sports or any event held at the local school or gym. There are many other imprinted golf items to consider distributing, whether for business promotions or as personal gifts.
Connecting with a company that has already made a name is selling such specialized items is necessary. Such companies also handle personalization requests that create imprinted items solely for a customer. While a rule of thumb is buying in bulk, many companies are also open to producing custom golf balls and other golfing items for the right price.
Some of the most popular imprinted items that are sure to bring a wide smile to the lips of a skilled golfer or an amateur include the following:-
1. Titleist Golf Cap- This is a classic golf cap with the Titleist logo imprinted on it. The recipient is sure to feel proud when wearing at a golfing event. The perfect accessory for golfing enthusiasts, this item has remained hugely popular since the Titleist logo began to be seen on superior golf balls.
2. Groove Belt- It is not surprising to find men well past their prime during their time at the golf course. It may be the right time to gift a groove belt to the man of the house replete with the name and an honorific imprinted on it. A usable gift that never ceases to please the consumer
3. Golf Glove- There can never be too many gloves for a golfer who likes to spend time teeing off. A quality glove that stretches and breathes can be healthy for the hands and protective at the same time. Imprinting it with a logo or a name can enable one to hold onto it for years
4. Putter- This is an ideal gift for corporates, especially those who love to make business decisions on the putting green. Using a durable putter that lives up to its brand and is imprinted with the right logo can help one in every sphere of life.
5. Golf Balls- Sure, this is a ubiquitous choice when one is concerned about giving a golfing gift to a loved one or a business associate. The imprinted logos are too many for comfort, spoiling the giver for choice. It is best to select quality golf balls that indicate professionalism and success. Wait! It does not have to be a single golf ball, either. One can easily gift a set of balls or ones with special features.
Marking the exact spot of the golf ball is done with a marker that is tiny in size. Most golfers prefer custom golf markers that may be engraved or colorful discs.
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Jeffery Criddell MBA 23
The UC Davis Graduate School of Management develops its students' leadership based on "collaborative leadership." This motivated me to attend UC Davis, as this is how the Navy finds its success. The leadership skills I possess parallel that of this program and allow me to combine the two worlds, contributing to a program that mirrors a leadership style I believe in and practice. The pillars of my success and goals include refining and advancing my leadership techniques. The GSM encourages and inspires inclusive and positive leadership that promotes impactful change and personal growth.
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“Protected status as transgender women” As opposed to the status of actual women in women’s sports. https://nypost.com/2023/05/14/transgender-female-disc-golfer-removed-from-womens-event-amid-legal-drama/ The Disc Golf Pro Tour was pushed into the spotlight over the weekend after Natalie Ryan, a transgender female competitor, saw her chances of possibly winning a California tournament disappear due to an appeal of the court ruling.
The Professional Disc Golf Association tightened its rules on transgender participation in December, which would have kept Ryan out of the women’s division.
She filed a discrimination lawsuit in February, saying the tour’s decision was based on “prejudice,” according to OutSports.
On Thursday, US District Judge Troy L. Nunley granted Ryan a temporary restraining order to allow her to play.
“It appears there was an intentional act, the creation of a policy, that excludes individuals based on their protected status as transgender women,” Nunley wrote in his decision, according to OutSports.
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#Disc Golf Pro Tour#Natalie Ryan can still compete she just can’t compete with women#Professional Disc Golf Association#Women’s sports are for women#Title IX
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A beginner set can significantly reduce the stress associated with deciding which driver, midrange, and putter to begin with and which will be the greatest option for you. Additionally, it might save you some money by preventing you from buying more discs than you need at the beginning of your disc golf journey.
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The professional disc golf association has essentially banned trans women from competing professionally. If you also feel spicy at this please feel free to @ them on their insta page (PDGA).
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Five Local Parks Near East Liverpool City Hospital
Providing award-winning healthcare for over 113 years, East Liverpool City Hospital is a Leapfrog Grade A facility. It is also nationally recognized as one of the top 100 hospitals in the country. The hospital's staff is committed to providing patients with the highest quality of care.
Thompson Park
Located at the intersection of Park Way and Park Blvd in East Liverpool, Ohio, Thompson Park is a well-maintained, public park. It offers swimming and other family friendly activities. In addition, the park has an exercise trail, three tennis courts, and a 27-hole disc golf course. The park is also a popular destination for weddings, parties, and family reunions.
Thompson Park is owned by the East Liverpool Fawcett Community Foundation. It is maintained by the Parks Department of East Liverpool. The park was built in 1899 and has been used for swimming, hiking, and other recreational activities.
The Thompson House hotel is a museum collection, although its history is not fully documented. A recent study has brought the early history of the hotel into focus.
During the late nineteenth century, Thompson House hotel was a prominent advertising location. The lobby floor was adorned with thousands of tiles. One of the tiles formed the name of the East Liverpool Potteries Company.
One of the other features of the lobby was a teapot. The teapot was 14 feet in diameter. Originally, it was for sale. The teapot is located two miles south of Thompson Park.
The Thompson House hotel was owned by Will L. and John C. Thompson. In 1899, the Thompson family donated 100 acres of land to the city of East Liverpool. In addition, the Thompson family was responsible for Thompson Place, Thompson Lane, and Thompson Music Company.
The lobby floor of the Thompson House hotel was made of thousands of tiles. One of the tiles, "Roll Call," was nearly thirty feet long. It was made up of names of seventeen potteries. This was a great feat of architecture.
Broadway Wharf
Located on the banks of the Ohio River, Broadway Wharf is a small public park. It is also the site of a popular boat launch. The park has walking trails and a swimming pool.
The park was developed as a getaway from industries in the city. It has a basketball and football field. There are also walking trails and a playground.
The park was funded through a grant from the ServeOhio program. The park was upgraded with new lighting and sidewalks, and a concrete boat ramp was installed. It also has a sanitary sewer hook-up for stern-wheelers. The city has plans to replace the wooden front of the facility.
The park has a playground and a swimming pool. It is also home to the East Liverpool High School Alumni Association. There are several area parks.
The Fifth Street Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was constructed in NeoClassical Revival style. It once housed the Crosser and Olgivie store, and the Ogilvie Department Store.
The Carnegie library, a Carnegie Foundation funded building, was built in 1902 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. It was designed by Charles Henry Owsley.
The East Liverpool City Hospital is a Leapfrog Grade A facility. The hospital has provided award-winning healthcare for over 113 years. The staff is committed to providing the highest quality care. It has FREE valet parking for patients.
The East Liverpool Riverfront Trail committee was formed in the year 2019. The committee has toured the city and discussed the possibility of creating a trail that would start at the East Liverpool Wharf and travel to Kent State University.
Beaver Creek State Park
Located near East Liverpool, Beaver Creek State Park is a great place to spend a day in the great outdoors. This park is located on the banks of Little Beaver Creek and offers a variety of habitats and activities.
The park is home to Gaston's Mill, a restored mill that grinds corn meal and buckwheat flour. In addition, the park has a pioneer village that was constructed in the nineteenth century. It includes a log home and schoolhouse.
Beaver Creek State Park is located on the banks of Little Beaver Creek in Columbiana County. The park includes a gorge that rises over 400 feet above the river. The park also contains remnants of the historic canal system.
Beaver Creek State Park is a great place for hiking, wildlife viewing and picnicking. The park is also home to two haunted locks. One lock, Gretchen's Lock, is haunted by the daughter of the man who built the lock.
The park also has an interpretive center that exhibits live animals and natural history dioramas. The center also hosts a variety of events, including nature walks and an Earth Day event.
The park also offers a campground. The campground is located high above Little Beaver Creek and features large shaded sites. The campground is also pet friendly. There are 53 non-electric sites with pit latrines and tables. You can also rent a tepee or a camping unit with a sleeping pad and storage containers. The cost is $5 per night and includes a cooler and sleeping pads.
Beaver Creek State Park is one of the more underrated parks in Ohio. This park is a great place to visit for nature lovers, hikers, wildlife watchers, and those interested in history.
New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital
Located in East Liverpool, Ohio, New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital offers a variety of treatment options. Some of the most notable include physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language pathology. The facility also offers counseling round the clock.
Among the many options for treatment, the New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital also offers inpatient and partial hospitalization services. These options are the best of both worlds because they allow patients to receive the highest quality treatment while also providing a measure of security and privacy. New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital also boasts a state of the art medical center, a full service pharmacy, and a well stocked fitness center. Aside from offering quality care, the hospital also offers a variety of services to help clients transition back into their daily lives.
As part of its efforts to maintain the highest level of quality, New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital recently introduced a new line of medication called Vivitrol, which provides patients with a drug that mimics morphine and other opiates. The drug is also effective at relieving pain and alleviating other ailments. This medication is an ideal solution for people with an opiate addiction.
New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital is also a member of the Prime Healthcare Foundation, a consortium of hospitals, health systems, and medical groups across the country dedicated to providing quality healthcare to individuals and families. In addition to the impressive New Vision - East Liverpool City Hospital, a number of other regional hospitals are also affiliated with the organization, including hospitals in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Toledo. For more information about this health system or any of its affiliates, visit the Prime Healthcare Foundation website.
Other nearby communities
Across the country, a number of nursing organizations are picketing hospitals to protest unfair labor practices. In one of these cases, a group of nurses at East Liverpool City Hospital decided to walk off the job for three days after their contract expired.
They claimed that the hospital failed to meet its staffing guidelines. Instead of meeting these standards, the hospital forced nurses to work longer hours. They also alleged that the hospital had committed multiple unfair labor practices.
In response to the complaint, East Liverpool City Hospital claimed that it had done nothing wrong. However, an independent federal agency has charged the hospital with acting illegally.
The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against the hospital, which is a violation of federal labor laws. The Board has also charged Prime Health-East Liverpool City Hospital with multiple unfair labor practices.
The nurses claim that the hospital is unwilling to remedy serious violations of federal labor law. The hospital has been unable to agree on a contract with the Ohio Nurses Association. In September, the nurses were granted a contract extension for two months, but after that, the contract expired.
The nurses returned to work in hopes of negotiating a contract. They met with the hospital for the first time on November 17th, but did not reach an agreement. This was the first of 11 bargaining sessions that did not result in an agreement.
The nurses are pleading with the hospital to reach an agreement. But the hospital appears willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting the federal government.
The Ohio Nurses Association has urged the hospital to meet with the union to discuss a solution. The union has offered to postpone the strike until after Thanksgiving, but the hospital is still rejecting the offer.
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