Outdoors: When Should You Cancel?

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||" OP-ED COMMENTARY "||\

Summer has arrived and now is the time for outdoor parties for people - but when should plans be cancelled, or even moved indoors? We'll discuss.

Bad Weather

If there's a risk of intense rain, hail, lightning, or tornados, you'd probably want to reconsider hosting any event until it passes. 

Besides the potential damage to structures, vehicles, and people, bad weather can ruin an otherwise perfect outdoor event. So why bother fussing about potential damages, when you can just re-adjust the date to a better one? You might also be held legally liable if something bad happens during the event - and no one wants that.

Conflicts with Other Events

This can be a problem if you have a large friend base and your party coincides with the same date as your own. It's especially infuriating if the same friend plans the event long after you do. 

It's a sad fact that not everyone follows the rules - you might find yourself competing with a friend's event. If that's the case, it might be best to cancel, re-schedule, and consolidate your losses.

Low RSVP Returns

If you put out an event and there is a low RSVP return, just cancel it. Unless you want to entertain a few people in a large back yard, it wouldn't be worth it. 

The sad fact is, people are consumed with events and schedules for the whole year. Social media can cause this to be enhanced significantly. Look at it this way: If you have a low RSVP return from friends, maybe you were better off - because they weren't good friends in the first place.

Drama

If you're having issues with some people it might not be best to invite them to your special event. And although the temptation to create more drama is there, it wouldn't look good on you if anything bad happened. 

Besides the threats of full-out violence, drinking, or maybe even a few fist fights, I'd seriously reconsider hosting an event with any of those potential problems. 

And even if you exclude certain people from attending (due to issues with alcohol,  for example) - it won't stop the potential for more drama.

Cut your loses, and move on.

This is the worst one. You're so busy that not only have you convinced people you can host an event, but that it should be hosted by you anyway. 

There is no worse of a feeling of pressure during a holiday event. It's like being on vacation when you count the number hours left. It's nonsense.

Although the easiest issue to identify, it is one of toughest to enact on. Pride has a serious way of warping your own sense of truth.

The best option is to ask a friend - does this seem to much for my schedule? Is this party absolutely needed? What is to gain if I cancel this stressful event?

Your mental health is worth more than satisfying an ego. 

Instagram: Good Riddance

 

BY CS TONE | THE SUPER HOT /||' SITE UPDATE "||\

By definition, Instagram has removed my account due to suspicious activity. But what was I doing? Actually nothing illegal or posting any content that was inappropriate. 

Certainly, any photo posted was within the site guidelines and did not violate any rules. And I'm not the only person with this complaint. Many have been banned using by their automation systems - many.

This frustration, coupled with the fact that I use a VPN to communicate, must have set off their coveted and useless AI algorithm. Well let me tell you something - this company deserves no patronage, the same with any other company of this ilk. 

One day, history will look back at this company and it won't be judged nicely. And quite frankly, I was tired of updating that useless social media site. 

So perhaps it's for the better? I think so. My relationship with social media has been tepid at best. 

So stick around, I'll have more content exclusively created from my own platform.

Peace

To quote Constantinian XI, 

"The city is fallen and I am still alive"

Miss America Rodeo Hotness

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||" MODELS AND RODEO "||\

America's Miss Rodeo is one of the most coveted titles in the world. I couldn't resist posting some pictures found on Miss Rodeo America - a vibrant, unique woman who is a leader for young women and girls worldwide.

Miss Rodeo America is the ultimate PRCA ambassador, serving as a spokesperson for the Western way of life. 

Unlike traditional pageants, the grueling multi-day competition held in Las Vegas tests cowgirls on horsemanship, equine science, and rodeo knowledge rather than a swimsuit competition.

Discover these fun, little-known facts about the iconic cowgirl crown:

Massive Mileage: The reigning queen travels more than 100,000 miles during her reign and makes appearances at over 100 rodeo performances.

The First Queen: Marilyn Scott Freimark of Wyoming was crowned the very first Miss Rodeo America in 1955.

The Crown on a Cowboy Hat: The winner is awarded the iconic Landstrom's Black Hills Gold crown. Because queens live in Western hats, the custom crown is designed specifically to fit over a cowboy hat.

No Room for Error: Contestants must ride unfamiliar, random horses in front of hundreds of spectators, perfectly executing complex riding patterns to prove their elite equine skills.

Ultimate Prize Package: Along with thousands of dollars in educational scholarships, the winner is outfitted in high-end gear from sponsors like Wrangler, Justin Boots, and Montana Silversmiths.

The Super Hot would like to wish Miss Rodeo USA the best luck during her time owning the title! So nice to see a woman of moral values.

-CS

Miss Rodeo Adoration

 

Miss Rodeo Idaho

BY C STONE | THE SUPER /||~ RODEO MODELS ~||\

The Super Hot dipped into the Miss Rodeo scene recently, as the Content Editor of the website, I couldn't resist the chance to post about some of the finest-dressed women in country outfits. 

Miss Rodeo Idaho and Miss Rodeo Alabama

I have a serious weakness with girls in cowboy hats, and no disrespect, these hard-working women deserve all the praise without any comments about their body.

The clothing worn by the Rodeo Queens are very distinct and pretty. Bright colors, including their horse tack - highlight how detailed they are in the way they dress.

 Snake River and Alabama together, at last.

If you think these professional models are dressed-down and simple people, you'd be dead wrong. Often, the problems encountered by them are awful: Aggressive men, either at events or rodeos, who won't take no for an answer.

Rodeo princesses are official ambassadors for the sport of rodeo and the Western way of life. They assist the rodeo queen in representing the event.

 Their active duties range from carrying flags during arena opening ceremonies and greeting fans to attending local parades and visiting schools.

Beyond the glitz and glamour, their roles require hard work, grit, and significant equestrian skills. 

Some of the primary responsibilities include:

Arena Performances: Participating in mounted grand entries, carrying sponsor and event flags at a gallop, and helping sweep the arena or assist with cattle during events.

Community Outreach: Acting as spokeswomen by doing radio or television interviews, and signing autographs for younger fans.

Miss Idaho on horseback wit the USA flag

Public Relations: Representing the rodeo at local charity events, hospital visits, and community gatherings.

Horsemanship & Care: Spending hours before and after events grooming, feeding, and saddling their horses, which must remain calm amidst loud music and crowds.

Assisting Royalty: Helping the rodeo queen with behind-the-scenes tasks like running sponsor prize giveaways, setting up for events, and participating in visiting royal courts.

I'll be posting more during the week, and I hope you enjoyed this post!

CS

Patriot Adoration Time

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||" CHEERLEADERS "||\

I have witnessed the legendary cheerleading skills of the New England Patriot cheerleaders over the years. So let's take another deep dive into the professional, talented, and beautiful cheer team.

The New England Patriots Cheerleaders (NEPC), established in 1971, are a groundbreaking squad known for releasing an annual swimsuit calendar.

 They have a strict four-year tenure limit, and put in intense game-day shifts, arriving at Gillette Stadium at least six hours before kickoff.

Strict Tenure Cap: Cheerleaders are only allowed to cheer for the team for a maximum of four years.

 After that, they can graduate to become "All-Stars," which act as alumni who can fill in if another dancer gets injured.

Global Ambassadors: The squad does more than just sidelines at games; in 2008, they traveled to China to help train dancers for the Summer Olympics.

Junior Patriots: They host long-running programs and clinics for girls aged 7 to 17, acting as mentors and performing community outreach, such as annual Thanksgiving Turkey Brigade volunteer work.

Twin History: The cheerleading squad famously made history in the late 1970s by featuring the NFL's first identical twin cheerleaders—sisters Loretta and Laura Taxeri—who performed from 1979 to 1981.

The Super Hot wishes the organization the best year, ever!

Sizzling Hotness: Gigi Hadid

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||' MODELS "||\

The ever-busy Gigi Hadid has posted new content on instagram, so I thought I'd post some interesting shots featuring her and her family (with respects, I rarely show children on this site). 

Gigi Hadid has been juggling high-profile fashion projects, her cashmere brand, and major social events, notably attending Taylor Swift's star-studded Madison Square Garden wedding as part of the bridal squad.

A look into her recent activities:

Life & Relationships: Her relationship with actor Bradley Cooper is going strong, and the couple was spotted in attendance at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding.

Guest in Residence: Hadid continues to oversee her successful luxury knitwear brand, Guest in Residence, which she serves as founder and creative director.

Met Gala Appearance: 

She made another show-stopping appearance at the Met Gala, stepping out in a sheer design followed by a date-night outing with Cooper inside the museum.

Beauty & Runway: She continues her lucrative modeling work, notably debuting a "love layers" hairstyle and appearing in campaigns for Maybelline.

The Super Hot would like to wish Gigi Hadid and her family the best year!

Celebrating Calgary Stampede Princesses Snapshots

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT /||~ ENTERTAINMENT NEWS ~||\

The 2026 Calgary Stampede begins soon, and I wanted to say that this year is going to be better than ever! I thought I would go back to the past few years of Calgary Stampede Princesses - including First Nations.
Source: Calgary Stampede Website

Sarah O'Brien

Sarah grew up in Calgary where her love of horses and community first began. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Mount Royal University and has a lifelong passion for working with animals. Sarah has a diverse riding background that includes showing horses, trail riding in the mountains, and performing with the Calgary Stampede Showriders. 

Sarah is honoured to represent an organization that has shaped her so much already, and to carry forward the Stampede’s legacy with pride, professionalism, and heart.

Raegan First Rider

Raegan is a 20-year-old Jingle Dress dancer from Kainai Nation whose Blackfoot name, is Isspiitaapoyi, meaning Stands Tall. She loves working with young children and has hopes of becoming an elementary teacher. As the Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess, Raegan will proudly represent the Stampede and her Kainai community while empowering youth, sharing her culture through dance and serving as a dedicated ambassador and role model.

2025 Calgary Stampede Princesses

Back in 2025, Breanna was a 23-year-old communications student at Mount Royal University in her hometown of Calgary. Her passion for agriculture began at the age of nine when she joined her local 4-H club. Today, she balances her studies with coaching multiple local 4-H clubs and spending as much time outside as possible.

2024 Calgary Stampede Princesses

Pacey is a 25-year-old Jingle Dress Dancer from the Kainai Nation. Her Blackfoot name is Otsskoiikitstakaii, which means "Blue Offering Woman." She aspires to be an educator, teaching the Blackfoot language or drama to our youth.

The Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess is a member of a Treaty 7 First Nation and shares her culture with audiences at hundreds of events annually, including speaking engagements, joining classrooms, and performing traditional dances.

A born and raised Albertan, Fielding started riding on her family’s acreage in Water Valley at just eight years old. The now 23-year-old has experience in both Western and English disciplines, having competitively shown in jumping, dressage, and eventing. She is also no stranger to the Stampede, having been part of the Calgary Stampede Ranch Girls and the Calgary Stampede Showriders.

Brooke is passionate about personal fitness, skiing, boating, food, and travel. She recently graduated from the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Commerce. She loves to learn and is planning to follow in her mother’s footsteps by pursuing a career in Veterinary Medicine.

Calgary – In a celebration of history and cultural pride, Margaret Holloway from the Stoney Nakoda Nation was crowned the 2024 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess.

“From public speaking to cultural knowledge and interpersonal skills, Margaret will be an incredible ambassador for the Calgary Stampede and Elbow River Camp,” says Terri Jo Lennox, outgoing Chair of the First Nations Events Committee. “She is the first Princess from Stoney Nakoda to be crowned in over two decades and we are excited to see how she uses this platform to share more about her culture and traditions.”

I hope everyone has a safe, and exciting 2026 Stampede - see you on the grounds!

-CS