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Yale’s mental health protections cannot take a leave
Shortly before her death by suicide in March 2021, Yale first-year Rachael Shaw-Rosenbaum wrote about her fear that seeking mental health care could result in being forced to withdraw from the University. In the wake of her death, students, alumni and family members formed Elis for Rachael, demanding that Yale treat students with psychiatric disabilities with dignity rather than punishment. That advocacy helped produce a landmark settlement in August 2023.
Lager than life: 3 craft beer brands born in Shanghai
01 Brewlosophy By Jerry Liu Jerry Liu. Photo courtesy of Brewlosophy Jerry is the mastermind behind craft beer brand Brewlosophy. Longtime residents of Shanghai might remember how the brand used to have a cozy taproom on Yanping Lu. These days, however, Jerry is focusing on distributing his products to bars and keeping events well-watered. 01 Tell us what got you into beer. I started drinking beer during my fraternity days back in college.
How Training Professionals Can Transform the Workplace’s Largest Cyber Risk Into Its Greatest Asset
Hybrid work models are popular in today’s workforce, with approximately 48% of companies operating in a hybrid model. Due to this shift, email and collaboration tools are essential in the modern workplace. However, these technologies can also create serious risks for businesses — ultimately impacting the bottom line. Cybersecurity solutions are key to protecting a company’s data, customer base and reputation; but it doesn’t start and end with technology.
User Awareness Training: A Critical Component to Collaboration Tool Security
By Sean Brady, Mimecast VP of Product Management In addition to email, collaboration tools are now a focal point of the cyber threat landscape. While email-borne attacks remain the exploited by threat actors today, collaboration channels like Microsoft Teams and Slack have emerged as critical vulnerabilities of the cloud-based hybrid enterprise.
Comedic Security Awareness Training Gets the Last Laugh
Humor and storytelling humanize awareness training programs for better knowledge retention and employee engagement. By Sean Brady, VP, Product Management at Mimecast Bueller? Bueller? Anyone? We’ve all experienced a boring teacher who completely lost the interest and participation of the class. I have a teenager, and it’s remarkable to watch how fast he switches off and rants about repetitive or unengaging lessons on the ride home from school.
Brady Recalls "Relief" of Losing Undefeated Status at UFC 280
UFC welterweight Sean Brady endured the first defeat of his MMA career on the undercard at UFC 280. Brady lost to Belal Muhammad by second-round stoppage, but declared on The MMA Hour that he was relieved to have the pressure of his undefeated status removed. “Literally the second that fight was over, I had this sense of relief.
Sean Brady: "I'm A Different Animal"
UFC welterweight Sean Brady’s powerful all-American wrestling has made him a dangerous opponent so far. He expects more of the same when he faces Belal Muhammad this weekend at UFC 280, planning to dominate his opponent despite Muhammad’s impressive record. Thus far, Muhammad has dispatched elite opposition like Vicente Luque, Stephen Thompson, and Demian Maia, but Brady elaborated on his confidence at the pre-fight media day. “It’s a good run, don’t get me wrong.
Centex 2022: Tournament Preview, Filming Schedule
Midseason action in Texas! March 18, 2022 by Sean Brady in Preview with comments Tufts and Texas at the 2022 Stanford Invite. Photo: Rodney Chen — UltiPhotos.com Our coverage of the 2022 college season is presented by Spin Ultimate. You can get 15% off all college uniforms and swag right now at Spin Ultimate! Centex has been one of the long-standing pillars of college play, in particular for it’s midline location drawing teams from multiple regions.
Club Regionals 2021: Mega-Preview (Men's)
Breaking down every region and all your contenders. September 24, 2021 by Patrick Stegemoeller, Sean Brady, Alex Rubin, Luca Serio, Ben Murphy and Edward Stephens in Preview with comments Revolver’s Michael Ing at NorCal Sectionals 2021. Photo: Rodney Chen — UltiPhotos.com The regular season and Sectionals are now behind us. We can finally get down to business. After a regular season where incentives and motivations were constantly in flux, teams are at the point where their goals are on the line.
Brady Heywood Podcast on Apple Podcasts
32 episodes A show about engineering failures and disasters. We examine the technical, human and organisational causes of failure, and explore why our decision-making is not nearly as rational as we’d like to think. A show about engineering failures and disasters. We examine the technical, human and organisational causes of failure, and explore why our decision-making is not nearly as rational as we’d like to think.
COVID-19 Can't Red-Card Amy Kendziorski
The Austin scene stalwart was set to become Head Observer for the PUL's Central Division in 2020. Then the COVID-19 pandemic came home. January 6, 2021 by Sean Brady in Profile with comments Amy Kendziorski at Austin Torch tryouts in February 2020. Photo: Jason Peacher-Ton In the glory days of early 2020, Amy Kendziorski had plans for a year unlike the last.
2020 Men’s D-I College All-American Second Team, Presented By Spin Ultimate
Honoring some of the top performers from the college season that was. April 8, 2020 by Nolan Schmalenberger, Sean Brady, Alex Rubin, Patrick Stegemoeller and Edward Stephens in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2020 College Awards are presented by Spin Ultimate; all opinions are those of the author(s). Find out how Spin can get you, and your team, looking your best this season. Each spring, Ultiworld presents our annual D-I College Awards.
2020 Men’s D-I College All-American First Team, Presented By Spin Ultimate
The top seven overall performers from the college season that was. April 7, 2020 by Alex Rubin, Patrick Stegemoeller, Edward Stephens and Sean Brady in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2020 College Awards are presented by Spin Ultimate; all opinions are those of the author(s). Find out how Spin can get you, and your team, looking your best this season. Each spring, Ultiworld presents our annual D-I College Awards.
Faculty issue 72-hour strike notice, accepts mediation offer
TRUFA president Tom Friedman at Monday morning’s press conference following the union’s strike notice. (Jim Elliot/The Omega) The faculty union says it “remains open to resolution,” but on Monday morning it issued a 72-hour notice to strike, as it’s required to do under provincial labour law before taking job action.
12 Days of College Ultimate: Dynamic Duos To Fear
Which player pairings look like they will be big difference-makers this spring? December 12, 2019 by Patrick Stegemoeller, Sean Brady, Edward Stephens and Daniel Prentice in Preview with comments It’s time to unwrap some presents as we introduce the 12 Days of College Ultimate. Over the next few weeks of December, we will be releasing one gift per day, though don’t count on getting any partridges in pear trees: it’s all college ultimate.
Club Season Primer 2019: Mixed Division
Get to know the biggest stars, the new faces, and the pivotal stories of this club season. July 10, 2019 by Colin Clauset, Sean Brady, Steve Sullivan, Karoline Hart, Graham Gerhart and Kelly Ross in Preview with comments Philadelphia AMP’s Linda Morse and Minneapolis Drag’n Thrust’s Sarah Meckstroth are primed to be two of the top performers in mixed this season.
Club Season Primer 2019: Men's Division
July 10, 2019 by Patrick Stegemoeller, Edward Stephens, Sean Brady, Charlie Enders and Chris McGlynn in Preview with comments Seattle Sockeye at the 2018 USAU Club Championships. Photo: Kristina Geddert — UltiPhotos.com The 2019 club season is upon us! Teams have made their offseason changes and the quest for the title has already begun.
2019 Men’s D-I College All-American 2nd Team, Presented By VC Ultimate & NUTC
Rounding out our college awards for 2019. June 18, 2019 by Edward Stephens, Daniel Prentice, Graham Gerhart, Sean Brady and Charlie Enders in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2019 Men’s College Awards are presented in part by VC Ultimate, outfitting the world’s best players since 1998. They are also presented in part by the National Ultimate Training Camp, who can help prepare you to be an All-Star. All opinions are those of the authors.
2019 Men’s D-I College Coach Of The Year, Presented By VC Ultimate & NUTC
The best performing coaches of the 2019 season. June 13, 2019 by Sean Brady and Daniel Prentice in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2019 Men’s College Awards are presented in part by VC Ultimate, outfitting the world’s best players since 1998. They are also presented in part by the National Ultimate Training Camp, who can help prepare you to be an All-Star. All opinions are those of the authors.
2019 Men’s D-I College Rookie Of The Year, Presented By VC Ultimate & NUTC
The top performing rookies of the season! June 13, 2019 by Alex Rubin, Sean Brady and Keith Raynor in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2019 Men’s College Awards are presented in part by VC Ultimate, outfitting the world’s best players since 1998. They are also presented in part by the National Ultimate Training Camp, who can help prepare you to be an All-Star. All opinions are those of the authors.
2019 Men’s D-I College Breakout Player Of The Year, Presented By VC Ultimate & NUTC
A trio of players to keep an eye on in 2020. June 12, 2019 by Edward Stephens, Patrick Stegemoeller and Sean Brady in Awards with comments Ultiworld’s 2019 Men’s College Awards are presented in part by VC Ultimate, outfitting the world’s best players since 1998. They are also presented in part by the National Ultimate Training Camp, who can help prepare you to be an All-Star. All opinions are those of the authors.
Hatching a New Bird: Coach Bob Krier Helps Guide Colorado Back to Prominence
After snapping their streak of 20 straight Nationals appearances, Mamabird brough on a new coach with an old legacy to right the ship. June 3, 2019 by Sean Brady in Profile with comments Colorado coach Bob Krier at South Central Regionals 2019. Photo: Marshall Morris — UltiPhotos.com Ultiworld’s Men’s Division college coverage is presented by Spin Ultimate; all opinions are those of the author.
D-I College Championships 2019: Brown Stymies Ohio State In Quarterfinal (Men’s Quarters)
A solid game plan carries Brown to the program's first semifinal since 2005. May 26, 2019 by Tad Wissel and Sean Brady in Coverage, News, Recap with comments Brown in their quarterfinal matchup against Ohio State. Photo: Daniel Thai — UltiPhotos.com Ultiworld’s Men’s Division college coverage is presented by Spin Ultimate; all opinions are those of the author.
D-I College Championships 2019: Pool B Preview (Men’s)
A pool filled with questions. May 22, 2019 by Sean Brady in Preview with comments Brown’s Azeez Adeyemi flexes as his teammates get hype at Stanford Invite 2019. Photo: Rodney Chen — UltiPhotos.com Ultiworld’s Men’s Division college coverage is presented by Spin Ultimate; all opinions are those of the author.
Algerian military plane crashes in a field, killing 257
An Algerian military plane carrying soldiers and their families crashed soon after takeoff Wednesday into a field in northern Algeria, killing 257 people in what appeared to be the North African nation’s worst-ever plane crash. Algeria’s Defence Ministry said those killed included 247 passengers and 10 crew. The cause of the crash was unclear and an investigation has been opened.
Trudeau looks to turn page on China, India with next foreign trip
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be looking to turn the page on his widely criticized trips to China and India — and land some new trade partners for Canada — when he embarks Thursday on a major 10-day foreign tour. The stakes will be high, starting with Trudeau’s first stop in Peru for the 8th Summit of the Americas, which plays host every four years to more than 30 countries across the Western Hemisphere.
CEO Zuckerberg apologizes for Facebook’s privacy failures
Under fire for the worst privacy debacle in his company’s history, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg batted away often-aggressive questioning from lawmakers who accused him of failing to protect the personal information of millions of Americans from Russians intent on upsetting the U.S. election.
Horgan calls Alberta’s move to raise gas prices in B.C. ‘provocative’
Premier John Horgan says he’s concerned and surprised that Alberta’s latest move in an escalating pipeline feud is legislation that could drive up British Columbia’s already sky-high gas prices. Alberta’s New Democrat government served notice Tuesday of plans to introduce legislation that Premier Rachel Notley has said will give the province the power to reduce oil flows and likely prompt a spike in gas prices in B.C. Motorists in Metro Vancouver currently pay more than $1.50 a litre for gas.
B.C. children’s representative resigns after a year and a half
B.C. Children and Youth Representative Bernard Richard. (Tom Fletcher/Black Press) B.C. children’s representative resigns after a year and a half Bernard Richard says he was always a ‘transitional’ appointee Bernard Richard, B.C.’s second Representative for Children and Youth, has given notice that he is quitting this summer and returning to his native New Brunswick.
B.C. conductors, engineers with CP Rail authorize strike action
The union representing engineers and conductors employed with CP Rail voted to authorize strike action as early as April 21, according to an announcement made last week. With a 92 per cent margin in favour, the strike authorization affects 3,000 members across Canada and ‘a few hundred’ in the southeast corner of BC, according to a Teamsters Canada Rail Conference spokesperson.
DNA sketch aims to crack 30-year-old murder case of B.C. students
Thirty years ago, two high school sweethearts who had recently graduated from Oak Bay High, hopped on the Coho ferry to Port Angeles. They never came home. The couple — 18-year-old Tanya van Cuylenborg and 20-year-old Jay Cook — were reported missing on Nov.20, 1987. Their bodies were found a few days later – van Cuylenborg’s on a rural road in Skagit County, sexually assaulted and shot in the back of the head, Cook’s further south in Snohomish County, beaten and strangled.
Laketown Rock fest returns with Colin James, Big Wreck, Collective Soul
A cross-generational collection of bands will hit the stage during this summer’s Laketown Rock festival, held in Vancouver Island’s Cowichan Valley from June 29 to July 1. The second annual fest will feature Colin James, Collective Soul, Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Kim Mitchell and Big Wreck, event producers announced Wednesday (April 11). The three-day festival, billed as “family-friendly,” includes camping options. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 13 at 10 a.m. via laketownrock.com.
SD73 draft budget includes online portal
By Dale Bass – Kamloops This Week The Kamloops-Thompson board of education is improving its online presence — something it expects parents and guardians will be happy to see. Along with a redesigned website, School District 73 is creating a portal for online school-fee payments. “So it’s 10 p.m., the kids are finally in bed and you remember you have to send a cheque to pay for that field trip or yearbook,” said SD73 secretary-treasurer Kelvin Stretch. “Instead, you’ll be able to do it online.
DNA sheds new light on 30-year-old B.C. murder mystery
There is hope that new DNA technology can shed light on the murder of a pair of Victoria sweethearts who never returned from a getaway to Washington State 30 years ago. Jay Cook, 20, and his 18-year-old girlfriend Tanya van Cuylenborg hopped on the Coho ferry to Port Angeles on Nov. 18, 1987. But they never returned to Canada.
Seventh murder charge laid against alleged Toronto serial killer
The investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur has triggered an internal police probe. (Photo by THE CANADIAN PRESS) Seventh murder charge laid against alleged Toronto serial killer Bruce McArthur now charged with seven counts of first-degree murder Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur is now facing a seventh murder charge.
Driver took Jeep to car wash day after killing Kamloops teenager
– Kamloops This Week The day after Jason Gourlay veered off the road and into a teenager sitting on a sidewalk waiting for a bus, killing her instantly, he took his Jeep to a car wash and sprayed it down. He knew police might be looking for him. He noticed lights and sirens headed toward the area of the crash as he drove home the night before.
Calgary truck company owner ‘sorry’ for hockey bus crash
The owner of a trucking company involved in a horrific collision that killed 15 people on the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team bus says he is sorry. “I’m just sorry for everything,” Sukhmander Singh told The Canadian Press on Wednesday. “Tough time for everybody.” RELATED: Trucking company suspended after Humboldt bus crash He said he hasn’t been doing well since one of his trucks was involved in a collision with the hockey team’s bus near Tisdale, Sask., on Friday. “I don’t have work,” he said.
Tom Cochrane reworks lyrics to honour Humboldt Broncos
Tom Cochrane reworked the lyrics of his song “Big League” on Tuesday night for a special performance honouring the Humboldt Broncos. The Juno Award-winning signer and songwriter played an acoustic version in front of a green and yellow backdrop to begin TSN’s NHL playoff preview special.
B.C. sees 2,000 new organ donor registrations after Humboldt tragedy
Logan Boulet’s organs will save the lives of six people. (SJHL) B.C. sees 2,000 new organ donor registrations after Humboldt tragedy Donors are inspired by Logan Boulet, whose organs will save the lives of six people As Canadians collectively grieve the horrific crash that took the lives of 15 in Humboldt last week, British Columbians are signing up in droves to become organ donors. According to BC Transplant, 2,036 people have signed up online since Friday evening.
B.C. teacher suspended after leaving box of carving knives in classroom
A Peace River teacher was suspended without pay after he left a box of carving knives unattended in his classroom, and in a separate incident allowed students to run around a park alone during a P.E. class. According the B.C. Teacher Regulation Branch, Richard Andy George Roderick Payne left an unsecured box of 20 carving knives in his classroom on May 3, 2017.
‘It’s past a nightmare:’ Father of Humboldt crash survivor recalls carnage
Last Friday, Myles Shumlanski sped down the highway to the scene of a nightmare. He stopped there again Tuesday, looking through snow for wallets, cellphones and other belongings of the 15 people who died. “It’s starting to melt,” he told The Canadian Press.
B.C. first responders to get better mental health support
First responders in B.C. will now have greater access to services and compensation to treat mental health and trauma. Labour Minister Harry Bains announced Wednesday he will introduce amendments to the Workers Compensation Act. If passed, the new legislation will add post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental injuries to a list of “presumptive conditions” – those caused by the nature of work.
Algerian military plane crashes in a field, killing 257
An Algerian military plane carrying soldiers and their families crashed soon after takeoff Wednesday into a field in northern Algeria, killing 257 people in what appeared to be the North African nation’s worst-ever plane crash. Algeria’s Defence Ministry said those killed included 247 passengers and 10 crew. The cause of the crash was unclear and an investigation has been opened.
‘Too terrible to be true’: B.C. player almost returned to the Humboldt Broncos
Last year, Zach Morey had a choice. He could play for the Humboldt Broncos or return to the Nelson Leafs. He’s been thinking a lot lately about the decision he made. Like many in Canada, the Leafs defenceman has been reeling following the April 6 crash between a semi truck and the Broncos’ team bus that killed 15 people and injured 14 more. What separates Morey from everyone else, though, is that he could have been on that bus himself. “It’s eerie.
‘Very upset:’ Escaped dog shot at Canadian airport to avoid aircraft mishap
A frightened rescue dog that escaped from a plane and scampered onto a runway at Winnipeg’s airport was shot dead by wildlife control after officials feared the pet might cause an accident. Winnipeg-based Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue says the two-year-old golden-Labrador mix, named Greta, fled from a Perimeter Aviation plane Monday after a flight from Shamattawa First Nation.
Ongoing protests behind halting of Trans Mountain expansion: activists
Protesters who have loudly voiced their opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion are taking credit for Kinder Morgan Canada’s decision to pause work on the controversial project. “Every day the protests continue, it gets harder and harder to imagine (the pipeline) going ahead,” said Karen Mahon, campaigns director with the environmental group Stand.Earth.
Did Cambridge Analytica scrape your Facebook data? Here’s how to check
(Flickr) Did Cambridge Analytica scrape your Facebook data? Here’s how to check More than 87 million people had their data used, Facebook CEO admits With Facebook admitting that more than 600,000 Canadians have had their personal data scraped from the site by “malicious actors,” the social media site is giving people a way to see if their profiles were compromised.
TV host Rick Mercer signs off with one final rant
A much beloved Canadian TV commentator will give his last rant Tuesday night. Rick Mercer, best known for hosting This Hour Has 22 Minutes and The Rick Mercer Report on CBC, spent more than a quarter century lambasting everyone from Justin Trudeau to Donald Trump to the late Toronto mayor Rob Ford.
B.C. man dies after rescued from sinking fishing boat
A Prince Rupert fisherman has died after suffering an apparent heart attack aboard the Western Commander. Clyde Dudoward, 70, was a father, grandfather, and well known in the Prince Rupert fishing community. Dudoward and three other crew were aboard the urchin packer when they issued a mayday call at 9:34 a.m. yesterday near Triple Island, in the northern Hecate Strait. They said the boat was taking on water.
‘Heroes to many:’ Support offered to Humboldt students after bus crash kills 15
Attention in the Saskatchewan town where 15 members of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team were killed in a bus crash is turning to supporting students as they return to school without some of their classmates. Kevin Garinger, director of education for the Horizon School Division and president of the Broncos, said schools were closed Monday after the junior hockey team’s bus collided with a semi truck northeast of Saskatoon on Friday.
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