Michael Rosenberg
Senior Writer at Sports Illustrated
Senior Writer, Sports Illustrated; unit chair emeritus, @si_union
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2 weeks ago |
contractingbusiness.com | Michael Rosenberg
109925232 © Tero Vesalainen | Dreamstime.comEffective Strategies for Employee Engagement and MotivationLearn how to foster a positive work environment to boost employee motivation and satisfaction, leading to improved client relationships and long-term workforce stability. Happy employees will produce happy clients. When people are engaged and motivated at work, they are motivated to keep their clients happy, and they will want to work for your company for many years.
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2 weeks ago |
research-live.com | Michael Rosenberg |Liam Kay- McClean
Bots and Fraudulent Data, Fraudulent Data and Bots – they are first cousins living in the same neighbourhood, in fact, living right next door to each other, always intertwined and in each other’s faces. Bots loves Fraudulent Data’s tuna casserole and Fraudulent Data loves Bots’ Chicken Curry – two peas in a nasty pod. If only we could send them on a one-way excursion to Siberia, never to be heard from again.
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1 month ago |
ktla.com | Michael Rosenberg
AUGUSTA — Rory McIlroy walked off the green and through the crowd chanting his name, and he kept looking up, like he was taking a hot shower after an impossibly long day. He had made far too many mistakes to win. But he hit far too many great shots to lose. You wanted Rory McIlroy to win the Masters? This is how Rory McIlroy wins the Masters. Not one bit of what happened here would have made sense for any other golfer in the world.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Michael Rosenberg
AUGUSTA — Rory McIlroy walked off the green and through the crowd chanting his name, and he kept looking up, like he was taking a hot shower after an impossibly long day. He had made far too many mistakes to win. But he hit far too many great shots to lose. You wanted Rory McIlroy to win the Masters? This is how Rory McIlroy wins the Masters. Not one bit of what happened here would have made sense for any other golfer in the world.
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1 month ago |
miamiherald.com | Michael Rosenberg
AUGUSTA - Rory McIlroy arrived at the 10th tee, looked up at the leaderboard, took a drink and exhaled. He looked down. Then he looked back up at the leaderboard, its numbers forming a message, like a computer code: He had gone from chaser to chase-ee. McIlroy began the third round 3-3-3-3-3-3, rocketing from 6 under to 11 under. On the par-5 8th hole, he found one of the deepest bunkers on the course and made his first bogey of the tournament.
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A few weeks ago, unprompted, a female colleague raved about how nice Jon Wertheim is to her. Jon is a terrific and generous person who made a comment he regrets. It wasn’t characteristic of his 3 decades in journalism or a window into his worldview. It was a mistake.
A tennis twitter apology: https://t.co/HT81C2CLeQ
RT @SI_Golf: Rory McIlroy's upcoming match with LIV Golf's stars signals his desire to reunite pro golf, but players involved in talks have…
I went to Versailles to write about horses, sort of: https://t.co/Uwah9isP3J
