Rosemary Goodwin

The stuff you didn’t get done last week doesn’t matter.

Only what you got done does.

Remember that for next week.

• Josh Spector

Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.

— André Gid

So I can see why players are probably hesitant to sometimes speak on different matters, because we're all just trying to do our best at the end of the day. Unfortunately, if you make just a comment about a preference, like, you can be labeled as a brat (smiling). You have to be so careful with everything you say and how you say it, otherwise it jus

That was a reference to another tweet from Shriver, who had written on Jan. 1 in the wake of Vukov being hired: “It’s time for our entire sport to finally stand up to known abuse and cult-like manipulations of players.

The secret is not to chase butterflies, but to take care of the garden so they'll come to you.

When we isolate parts of cities, we miss the many interconnected functions they perform.

• Jane Jacobs

Coach Celina Clark hands out brownies at the end of a practice at the Aldershot Arena in Burlington.

Giovanni Capriotti/Special to the Star

Clark said she typically bakes a treat for the players every week — sheet-pan brownies are a favourite — and that she and her fellow coaches take pains to create “a positive space that’s welcoming and supportive

This is the modern trap: unprecedented access to information and opportunity coupled with finite human attention and limited lifespans.

We can theoretically do anything,
but we cannot do everything.

• Sari Azout

Lately, it has felt like God grabbed the snow globe labelled “Planet Earth” and decided to give it a rather hefty shake. Microsoft made a huge advancein quantum computing, potentially discovering new forms of matter; large language models are challenging the very nature of knowledge work; and a new U.S. administration has ambitions to remake the gl