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You know, maybe a future in politics. but he's actually somebody who's always stayed far away from politics. he rather famously was seeing with a make america great again hat in his locker in 2016. he's just smiled and said, yeah, trump's my buddy. we go golfing. and the backlash stung him so much that he didn't even go to the white house after the patriot won the next several super bowls. he realized, like, whoa, i guess people are pretty polarized over this trump guy i play golf with. it was literally like this out-of-the-blue realization so i can't see him getting into politics. he's very i...

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Hide the fact that abuse occurred. so, what we're now hearing are appropriate words, appropriate commitments, but athletes like simone biles, aly raisman before her, people who know these organizations are skeptical because it's very easy to say the right things. it's very easy to say, we stand beside you, behind you. but, you know, where is the support? an athlete knows if they will be punished for speaking out, for questioning a coach, for questioning a training method. that's certainly been the case in the past in gymnastics. so there are ways in which you can empower athletes, involve them...

Horsetalk.co.nz Do horses develop an attachment bond with their trainer? Researchers investigate Share The handling test, showing different horses (fitted with a regular halter including HR equipment) passing five stations with novel objects while being led by a handler. Photo courtesy Elke Hartmann, Veera Marianna Valtanen In an ideal world, horses would be more motivated to respond to the cues of their handlers in stressful situations than giving in to their inherent fear response. In practice, many riders have found this is not always the case. Elke Hartmann and her colleagues, wr...