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I love BYU. I had an incredible experience there, got an excellent education, and am a fan for life. I also love college athletics, so my Cougars were giving me all I could wish for when the football team started the season 4-0 with a serious Heisman Trophy contender at quarterback in Taysom Hill.
This is my new favorite quote. And it must be true if Einstein said it. As I recall, he was a pretty smart guy. But more importantly, I know from personal experience that it’s true.
How many of us have a five year plan? How many of us even think it’s necessary? How many of us have strayed off our five year plan or even revisited the five year plan since we wrote it ten years ago?
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In 1939, nobody was taking color photographs of nature. Black and white was king; it was art, and color was kitsch, a novelty, nothing to be taken seriously.
The season may not be over quite yet (it’s still sweltering where I live), but for all intents and purposes, Summer is over, and it’s time to hit the books again.
If you look back through history, there are plenty of momentous occasions of greatness that were achieved in the month of August.
With baseball season in full swing, I thought it would be fitting to reiterate some advice from one of the legends of the sport; and there was no one better, in my opinion, for the task than the “Great Bambino” or maybe you like the “Sultan of Swat”.
Growing up there was almost nothing more exciting than the last day of school and the anticipation of endless summer days. Summer meant freedom. I can remember riding bikes with my brother and cousins all over the small town we lived in.
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