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Boris Akunin () is the pen name of Grigori Chkhartishvili (; , born 20 May 1956), a Russian-Georgian writer. He is best known as writer of detective and historical fiction. He is also an essayist and literary translator. Grigory Chkhartishvili has also written under pen names Anatoly Brusnikin, Anna Borisova, and Akunin-Chkhartishvili. His characters include Erast Fandorin, Nicholas Fandorin and Sister Pelagia.

Life and career
Chkhartishvili was born in Zestaponi to a Georgian father and a Jewish mother and lived in Moscow from 1958 until 2014. Since then he has lived between Britain, France and Spain. Influenced by Japanese Kabuki theatre, he joined the historical-philological branch of the Institute of Asian and African Countries of Moscow State University as an expert on Japan. He was engaged in literary translation from Japanese and English. Japanese authors Yukio Mishima, Kenji Maruyama, Yasushi Inoue, Masahiko Shimada, Kobo Abe, Shinichi Hoshi, Takeshi Kaiko, Shohei Ooka were published in his translation, as well as representatives of American and English literature (T. C. Boyle, Malcolm Bradbury, Peter Ustinov, etc.).

He worked as assistant to the editor-in-chief of the magazine Foreign Literature, but left in October 2000 to pursue a career as a fiction writer.

Under his given name of Grigory Chkhartishvili, he serves as editor-in-chief of the 20-volume Anthology of Japanese Literature, chairman of the board of a large "Pushkin Library," and is the author of the book The Writer and Suicide (Moscow, The New Literary Review, 1999). He has also contributed literary criticism and translations from Japanese, American and English literature under his own name.

Since 1998 he has been writing fiction under the pseudonym "B. Akunin". Decoding "B" as "Boris" appeared a few years later, when the writer began to be frequently interviewed.

Under the pseudonym Boris Akunin, he has written many works of fiction, mainly novels and stories in the series The Adventures of Erast Fandorin, The Adventures of Sister Pelagia, The Adventures of the Master (following Nicholas Fandorin, Erast's grandson), all published in Russia by Zakharov Books, and the Roman-Kino ("Novel-Film") series set during World War I. Akunin's specialty is historical mysteries set in Imperial Russia. It was only after the first books of the Fandorin series were published to critical acclaim that the identity of B. Akunin (i.e., Chkhartishvili) was revealed.

Chkhartishvili "prefers to work with historical material" and has been called the "undisputed champion" of Russian crime fiction given that as Boris Akunin he "has written more than a dozen crime novels and has been widely appreciated by discerning readers ... and has been translated into many languages."

"Akunin" (悪人) is a Japanese word that translates to "great bad man". In his novel The Diamond Chariot, the author redefines an "akunin" as a great evil man who creates his own rules. He publishes critical and documentary works under his real name.

Akunin has been critical of Vladimir Putin's domestic and foreign policies, including the annexation of Crimea in 2014. In 2012, Putin attributed Akunin's critical attitudes to his Georgian background.

He resides in a flat near St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

Awards and honors
In the year of 2000, Akunin was nominated for the Smirnoff-Booker Prize. In September 2000, Akunin was named Russian Writer of the Year and won the "Antibooker" prize in 2000 for his Erast Fandorin novel Coronation, or the last of the Romanovs.

In 2003, the British Crime Writers' Association placed Akunin's novel The Winter Queen on the short list for the Dagger Award in Fiction. In 2004, he was a member of the jury at the 26th Moscow International Film Festival.

On August 10, 2009 for the contribution to the development of cultural ties between Russia and Japan was awarded the prize of the Japan Foundation acting under the auspices of the government.

Laureate of the Noma Prize (2007, Kodansha Publishing House, Japan) - "For the best translation from Japanese of works of the writer Yukio Mishima".

Adaptations
Three Fandorin novels, The Winter Queen, The Turkish Gambit, and The State Counsellor, were made into big-budget Russian movies. Azazel was re-apdated as a TV Show named Fandorin. Azazel, produced by Yandex Studios and Kinopoisk streaming service.

An English remake of The Winter Queen was in production. It was set to start filming in 2007, but the leading actress, Milla Jovovich, became pregnant, and the production process was delayed to unknown date.

Pelagia and the White Bulldog was made into a TV mini-series in 2009, while The Spy Novel came out in a 2012 theatrical release as Spy.

List of works
Erast Fandorin series (publication dates in parentheses). Each historical mystery novel is assigned its own subgenre of detective fiction (conspiracy, political, etc.):
The Winter Queen, original title Azazel / Азазель (1998). A conspiracy mystery. 1876. The 20-year-old Fandorin begins his career by accidentally stumbling over a plot for world domination.
The Turkish Gambit / Турецкий гамбит (1998). A spy mystery. 1877. Fandorin takes part in the Russo-Turkish War and the Siege of Plevna as he is trying to uncover a Turkish spy.
Murder on the Leviathan, original title Leviathan / Левиафан (1998). A closed set-up mystery. 1878. Fandorin investigates a murder while traveling on a steamship headed from England to India.
The Death of Achilles / Смерть Ахиллеса (1998). A hired assassin mystery. 1882. Upon returning from diplomatic service in Japan, Fandorin tackles the mysterious death of Mikhail Skobelev (called Sobolev in the novel) in a Moscow hotel.
Special Assignments:
The Jack of Spades / Пиковый валет (1999). A novella about confidence men. 1886. Fandorin hunts down a clever gang of swindlers.
The Decorator / Декоратор (1999). A novella about a maniac. 1889. After ending his string of murders in England, Jack the Ripper surfaces in Moscow.
The State Counsellor / Статский советник (1999). A political mystery. 1891. Revolutionary terrorism in late 19th-century Russia takes center stage, as Fandorin is pursuing a group of daring radicals.
The Coronation / original title Coronation, or the Last of the Romanovs (Коронация, или Последний из Романов) (2000). A high society mystery. 1896. The plot surrounds the ascension of Tsar Nicholas II, whose family is being blackmailed by an international supervillain.
She Lover of Death / Любовница смерти (2001). A decadent mystery. 1900. A decadent suicide society causes a stir in Moscow.
He Lover of Death / Любовник Смерти (2001). A Dickensian mystery. Simultaneously with the decadent society investigation, Fandorin is looking into a series of murders in the slums of Khitrovka, Moscow.
The Diamond Chariot / Алмазная колесница (2003). An ethnographic mystery. Events of the Russo-Japanese War of 1905 set against a flashback to Fandorin's diplomatic service in Yokohama in 1878.
Ying and Yan /Инь и Ян (2006). A play about Erast Fandorin, set in 1882.
The Jade Rosary / Нефритовые четки (2006). Seven short stories and three novellas set between 1881 and 1900. Some of the "holes" in the narrative are filled, including Fandorin's service in Japan, his investigations in the 1880s while a Deputy for Special Assignments in the Moscow city administration and his adventures in America.
All the World's a Stage / Весь мир театр (2009). A theatrical mystery. 1911. The 55-year-old Fandorin has his life turned upside-down when investigating strange incidents in a fashionable Moscow theater.
The Black City / Черный город (2012). 1914. While pursuing a daring Bolshevik terrorist, Fandorin goes to the Azerbaijani capital Baku, where his wife is shooting a motion picture.
Planet Water / Планета Вода (2015). Three novellas set between 1903 and 1912: Planet Water (1903, a treasure hunt in the Atlantic), A Lonely Sail (1906, a cruel murder of an abbess from a distant monastery), and Where Shall We Paddle? (1912, a pursuit of a cruel train robber in Poland).
Not Saying Goodbye / Не прощаюсь (2018). A novel set between 1918 and 1921. In his final adventure, Erast Fandorin finds himself in a country radically transformed by the Revolution and the Russian Civil War.

Note: (The Jack of Spades and The Decorator were published together in a single volume, Special Assignments: The Further Adventures of Erast Fandorin / Особые поручения.)

Sister Pelagia series (about a crime-solving nun in turn-of-the-20th-century provincial Russia):
Pelagia and the White Bulldog / Пелагия и белый бульдог  (2000). A bishop of a large Volga province sends an astute nun Pelagia to look into mysterious deaths of his aunt's prize-winning dogs.Pelagia and the Black Monk / Пелагия и черный монах (2001). Mysterious events in a remote monastery force bishop Mitrofani to start an inquiry, which only leads to more tragedy.Pelagia and the Red Rooster / Пелагия и красный петух (2003). A stranger who has started a new sect in provincial Russia becomes the focus of sinister and deadly plots.

Nicholas Fandorin series (about Erast Fandorin's grandson, a modern-day British historian):Altyn Tolobas / Алтын-толобас  (2000). Nicholas visits Russia in 1995 to investigate artifacts left by his ancestor, Cornelius von Dorn, a German soldier in the service of the Russian czar in the 17th century. Cornelius's story is told in alternating chapters.Extracurricular Reading/ Внеклассное чтение (2002). Nicholas' adventures in Moscow in 2001 are told together with a story of a 7-year-old prodigy entangled in a regicidal plot at the end of Catherine the Great's reign.F.M. (2006). Nicholas is looking for a lost Dostoevsky manuscript, a fictional original draft of Crime and Punishment written as a detective novel.The Falcon and the Swallow / Сокол и Ласточка (2009). Nicholas and his British aunt are looking for a treasure in the Caribbean. The origin of the treasure is told in a story about Laetitia von Dorn (Cornelius's niece) set in 1702.

The Genres Project (novels written in different fiction genres, each book's title refers to the particular genre):
Children's Book / Детская книга (2006). Erast Fandorin Jr. (Nicholas' ten-year-old son) goes on a time-travelling adventure.
Spy Novel / Шпионский роман (2005). Set in 1941, just before Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union. State security officers are on the trail of a deeply embedded German spy.
Science Fiction / Фантастика (2006). Two young men cope with their mysteriously acquired superpowers in the Soviet Union's dying days.
Quest / Квест (2008). In 1930, an Indiana Jones-like American scientist and two of his colleagues go to Moscow in an attempt to disrupt Soviet eugenics experiments. The novel imitates a computer game. The second part of the narrative, called Codes to the Novel is set in 1812, during Napoleon's invasion of Russia.
Children's Book For Girls / Детская книга для девочек (2012). Co-authored with Gloria Mu. Angelina Fandorina (Erast Jr.'s twin sister) goes on a time-traveling, world-saving quest of her own.Brüderschaft with Death (A "cinematic novel", written as a collection of ten novellas ("films") about the rivalry between Russian and German intelligence during World War I. Each "film" is written in a different cinematic genre. There are two main characters in the series: Alexei Romanov and Sepp von Theofels). The following "films" have been released in Russian:The Infant and the Devil / Младенец и черт (2007). Comedy. July 1914. A German ace of espionage is trying to steal the plans of Russian military operations, as a young St. Petersburg student unexpectedly interferes.The Torment of a Broken Heart / Мука разбитого сердца (2007). Melodrama. November 1914. Junior sergeant Alexei Romanov, sent away from the front after being wounded, takes part in an operation in Switzerland, where Russian intelligence is attempting to neutralize a "dealer in secrets."The Flying Elephant / Летающий слон (2008). Aeronautic adventures. April 1915. Captain von Theofels infiltrates Russia's Special Aviation Corps in order to sabotage the development of the world's first heavy bomber, the Sikorsky Ilya Muromets.Children of the Moon / Дети Луны (2008). A decadent étude: August 1915. Ensign Romanov, fresh after completing the Russian General Staff's counter-intelligence course, goes undercover into a Petrograd society of young decadents. One of the members is about to transfer a copy of secret military documents to a German spy.The Wandering Man / Странный человек (2009). Mystical. December 1915. Major von Theofels is trying to discredit the head of Russian military intelligence. To achieve his goal he is trying to get close to a mysterious "Wanderer" who greatly resembles the historical Grigory Rasputin. The Russian title plays with the double meaning of the word "странный": wandering (archaic meaning) and strange, weird.Let the Thunder of Victory Rumble! / Гром победы, раздавайся! (2009). Front-line sketch. April 1916. Junior lieutenant Romanov's adventures at Russia's South-Western Front, as he is trying to ensure the secrecy of the plans for the impending Brusilov Offensive.Mariya, Maria... / "Мария", Мария ... (2010). A true tale of the sea. October 1916. Major von Theofels has a new assignment, to sabotage the Russian battleship Imperatritsa Mariya.Nothing Sacred / Ничего святого (2010). A hellish scheme of the Germans. November 1916. Von Theofels and his nemesis Alexei Romanov are about to meet again as the German spy is preparing an assassination of Czar Nicholas II. This time, Romanov, now a lieutenant, is a much more worthy opponent.Operation Transit / Операция "Транзит" (2011). Preapocalyptic. April 1917. With Russia facing political turmoil after the February Revolution, the Germans hope to further the collapse by helping the Bolshevik leader V. I. Lenin return to the country. Major von Theofels' new assignment is to ensure his safe passage.The Angels Battalion / Батальон ангелов (2011). Apocalyptic. Summer 1917. With Russia's ability to sustain the war at an end and the army demoralized, the Russian Provisional Government creates the Women's Battalion of Death in order to boost the soldiers' morale. Stabskapitän Alexei Romanov joins the strange outfit as an instructor.

History of the Russian State (История Российского государства). A series of non-fiction books documenting the history of Russia from the 9th century to 1917, complemented by a series of fictional works.A Part of Europe - From the beginnings to the Mongol Conquest | Часть европы - От истоков до монгольского нашествия (2013). History of Russian statehood from its beginnings (9th century) up to the Mongol Conquest (early 13th century).The Fiery Finger | Огненный перст (2013). Three historical novellas set between the 9th and 13th centuries: The Fiery Finger (the adventures of a Byzantine spy in the Slavic lands in 856 AD), The Devil's Spittle (political games at the court of Yaroslav the Wise in 1050) and Prince Cranberry (about a young ruler of a tiny duchy, located dangerously close to the Wild Steppe, in 1205).A Part of Asia - The Horde Period | Часть Азии - Ордынский период (2014). History of Russian statehood under the Mongol rule (from early 13th century to mid-15th century).Bosch and Schelm | Бох и Шельма (2014). Two historical novels. The first novel tells of a horrific invasion of Tartars (Mongols) in 1237 and is narrated from both the Russian and Mongolian perspectives, falling into the Tragic Genre. The second novel is about the adventures of a smart swindler who is wandering around Russia and the neighbouring countries on the eve of dramatic events – the great Battle of Koulikovo in 1380 where the united Russian army faced the army of the Golden Horde. The novel is comical and belongs to the Picaresque genre.Between Asia and Europe - From Ivan III to Boris Godunov | Между Азией и Европой - От Ивана III до Бориса Годунова (2015). History of Russian statehood from Ivan III (mid-15th century) up to Boris Godunov (first years of the 17th century).Widow's card or Widow's kerchief | Вдовий плат (2016). Two historical novels. Widow's card is set in the times of Ivan III, while The mark of Cain takes place during Ivan IV's reign.Between Europe and Asia - The Seventeenth Century | Между Европой и Азией - Семнадцатый век (2016). Russia's emergence from The Time of Troubles and the reigns of the early Romanovs.Sennight of the Three-Eyed | Седмица Трехглазого (2017). A historical detective novel, relaying the life of a 17th-century Moscow sleuth and a play To Kill The Snakelet about Peter the Great's coup to overthrow princess Sophia Alekseyevna. Asiatic Europeization - Czar Peter Alexeyevich | Азиатская европеизация - Царь Пётр Алексеевич (2017). The reign of Peter the Great foundation of the Russian Empire.Nutshell Buddha | Ореховый Будда (2018). A novel about the adventures of a Japanese monk and an orphan Russian girl in Peter the Great's Russia.Eurasian Empire - The Era of Czarinas|Евразийская империя - Эпоха цариц (2018). Post-Peter 18th century Russia, including the reign of Catherine the Great.Goodventures and Ruminations of Lucius Katin|Доброключения и рассуждения Луция Катина (2019). A novel set in the middle of the 18th century, focusing on an idealistic young man and his desire to bring about progress and enlightenment.The First Superpower - Alexander the Blessed and Nicholas the Unforgettable|Первая сверхдержава - Александр Благословенный и Николай Незабвенный (2019). Russia's rise and fall as a European superpower during the reigns of Alexander I and Nicholas I.

Non-series books:
The Seagull / Чайка, Комедия в двух действиях (2000). A reworking of Anton Chekhov's Seagull as a mysteryComedy/Tragedy / Комедия/Трагедия (2000). Two plays, Hamlet, a Version and Mirror of Saint GermainFairy Tales for Idiots / Сказки для Идиотов (2000). A collection of short stories, not related to any of the series.Screenplays / Сценарии (2006). Original screenplays written by Akunin for three of his novels.Photos as Haiku / Фото как хокку (2011). A collection of biographical stories sent in by the readers of Akunin's blog.The Most Frightening Villain and other stories / Самый страшный злодей и другие сюжеты (2012). A collection of blog posts from 2010 to 2011.A Real Princess and other stories / Настоящая принцесса и другие сюжеты (2013). A collection of blog posts from 2011 to 2012.
 The most mysterious secret and other stories / Самая таинственная тайна и другие сюжеты (2014). A third collection of blog posts.
 The Northern sentry and other stories / Северный Часовой и другие сюжеты (2015). A fourth collection of blog posts.

As Grigory Chkhartishvili:The Writer and Suicide / Писатель и самоубийство (1999). A non-fiction study of suicide in literary circles throughout history.Cemetery Tales / Кладбищенские истории (2004). Written as both Boris Akunin and Grigory Chkhartishvili, the book consists of literary essays about cemeteries in different parts of the world, each accompanied by a macabre short story. One of the short stories (Shigumo) features Erast Fandorin, and is included in The Jade Rosary.

As Boris Akunin-Chkhartishvili:Aristonomia / Аристономия (2012). Akunin's first attempt to write "serious literature", as opposed to genre fiction. The novel is set during the turmoil of the February and October Revolutions and the Russian Civil War, with philosophical ruminations on the nature and development of human dignity woven into the plot.Another Way / Другой Путь ' (2015). The novel is set in 1927, as Joseph Stalin is consolidating power. The main character finds true love and continues his philosophical work, now on the subject of intimacy and love's transformative powers.Happy Russia / Счастливая Россия (2017). The story continues in 1937, at the height of Stalin's purges. A secret society of Moscow freethinkers, who philosophized about an ideal future for their country, is investigated by the secret police.Tresorium / Трезориум (2019). A novel theory of primary education is explored in the Warsaw Ghetto, and a young Soviet officer seeks his destiny in War-ravaged Europe.

Plans

As Akunin has indicated in interviews, the Sister Pelagia series is finished (only three books were ever planned) and so, in all likelihood, is the Nicholas Fandorin series. The Alexei Romanov/Sepp von Theofels series, planned for 10 novellas, was completed in 2011. The other two projects will continue. In particular, Akunin plans to write two more Erast Fandorin books, both collections of short stories and novellas, similar in structure to The Jade Rosary and taking place entirely during the 20th century.

The Genres project may continue as well, with Akunin possibly exploring new genres. He has also stated he may write more Akunin-Chkhartishvili novels to continue the story and to further develop the ideas from Aristonomy.

In March 2013, Akunin announced in his blog that he was going to wind down his career in detective fiction (though he still plans to finish the Erast Fandorin series as promised) and begin concentrating his energy on a new big project, History of the Russian State. He plans to write eight volumes of history, from the Middle Ages to the Russian Revolution, aiming to make it completely "non-ideological" yet interesting to read. Accompanying each volume of history, there will be a book of fiction taking place in the same time period. All the fiction pieces will be parts of one, long family saga. The first part of the project was released in November, 2013. It includes two volumes, A Part of Europe (a volume of history, covering the period between the formation of the Kievan Rus in the 9th century and the beginning of the Mongol conquest of Russia in the 13th century) and The Fiery Finger (a collection of three novellas, set in the same time period). The second part was released in 2014, and the third part in 2015/2016.

Anatoly Brusnikin
In November 2007, AST, one of the publishing houses with which Akunin is affiliated, came out with a historical mystery novel by a new author, Anatoly Brusnikin, called Девятный спас (Devyatny Spas, The Ninth Savior). Despite the fact that Brusnikin was a complete unknown, AST spent lavishly on an advertising campaign for the book, which almost immediately resulted in rumors that Brusnikin might actually be Akunin in a new disguise.

The rumors about the authorship of Devyatny Spas were also fueled by the total secrecy surrounding the person of the author and the fact that his name, A. O. Brusnikin, is an exact anagram of Boris Akunin. AST has also released a photograph of Brusnikin, which greatly resembled Chkhartishvili's face.

In January 2012, two years after the second Brusnikin novel was published and just prior to the release of the third one, Chkhartishvili admitted in his blog that it was indeed him hiding under a new nom-de-plume. The reason for creating another alter ego was Akunin's desire to write historical novels without a mystery component and to attempt a "Slavophile" look at Russian history in lieu of his usual "Westerner" outlook. The Brusnikin "photograph" was revealed to be a combination of Chkhartishvili's face with the face of a studio designer who made the picture.

To date, three Brusnikin novels have been written.The Ninth Savior / Девятный Спас (2007). Set in the beginning of Peter the Great's reign, it follows the lives of three friends (clearly modeled after the Three Bogatyrs of the Russian folk tales) and a scion of the Romanovs named Vasilisa (modeled after Vasilisa the Wise) and their involvement in a series of sinister plots.A Hero of A Different Time / Герой иного времени (2010). An homage to Lermontov's A Hero of Our Times, it is set during the Caucasus War in the early 1840s.Bellona / Беллона (2012). The Crimean War is the main subject.

Akunin has said he has no definite plans to write more Brusnikin novels, though he remains open to the possibility.

Anna Borisova
At about the same time as Brusnikin had made his appearance, Chkhartishvili's other disguise, Anna Borisova, hit the bookstores relatively undetected. In this literary experiment Chkhartishvili wanted to attempt to write as a woman and to get away from detective and adventure fiction. Similar to the Brusnikin ruse, the "photograph" of Borisova released by the publisher was actually a combination of Chkhartishvili's face with that of his wife.
Borisova's work, though not overly complicated, is more literary and philosophical in nature. There were three Borisova novels written.There... / Там ... (2007). Victims of a terrorist attack in Moscow experience afterlife, each in accordance with their very different beliefs.The Idea-Man / Креативщик (2009). A mysterious stranger walks the streets of Saint Petersburg, telling people strange and fascinating stories.Vremena goda (2011). Set in a French retirement home for Russian-speaking clientele. The main characters are a young Muscovite doctor suffering from a potentially fatal brain aneurism and a supercentenarian owner of the home incapacitated by the locked-in syndrome.

Akunin has said that he will not write any more Borisova novels "unless I get a sex-change (surgery)."

References

External links

 Akunin's site (contains the full text of ten novels)
 Akunin's personal blog
 Fandorin.ru Official Site of Erast Fandorin and other Akunin characters
 The Erast P. Fandorin Virtual Museum
Akunin.net Akunin's published books in Russian, English, German and French, last updated in 2005
Times online interview with Boris Akunin
Boris Akunin: the Evil Spirit or Good Luck of Modern Russian Fiction?
2002 AEI paper analyzing Akunin's works
Russian library site containing the full texts of most of Akunin's novels, including all three Pelagia novels, two Nicholas Fandorin novels, and all Erast Fandorin books except The Jade Rosary and All the World's a Stage''

in 2022 Boris Akunin co-founded True Russia - anti war charitable organization that supports Ukrainian refugees

1956 births
Living people
20th-century pseudonymous writers
20th-century Russian dramatists and playwrights
20th-century Russian translators
21st-century pseudonymous writers
21st-century Russian dramatists and playwrights
21st-century Russian translators
Moscow State University alumni
Recipients of the Order of the Rising Sun, 4th class
Russian people of Georgian descent
Russian people of Jewish descent
Writers from Tbilisi
Russian crime fiction writers
Russian historical novelists
Writers of historical mysteries
Russian-language writers
Detective fiction writers
Russian emigrants to France
Russian emigrants to the United Kingdom
Russian activists against the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


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Memories of CJ Cozens
Taken from Neil Jenkinson's book, 'The History of Peter Symonds'.
………….FWM. Cox, ordained deacon in 1922, had succeeded Cockle as second master in 1929, as well as presiding over Wyke Lodge. On his retirement in 1937, he was succeeded in both posts by Christopher John Cozens. This remarkable man deserves more notice. George Pierce has written of him:
Christopher John Cozens who came from Andover Grammar School via University College, Southampton, was always referred to by staff and boys as "Cozy" for as long as I can remember. I first met "Cozy" in 1923 when I entered Peter Symonds' School as a boy. He then taught maths to the lower and middle school who feared and respected him. We learned, though he did not tell us, that he had been an artillery officer in the Great War and that he had been awarded the military cross. He was certainly a crack shot with a piece of chalk. Nobody ever ragged Cozy; such behaviour was unthinkable. Even minor misdemeanours such as yawning and inattention were punished by a shrewd blow on the head with a wooden board rubber which left the culprit with a lump on his skull and a film of chalk dust in his hair.
He used to teach in Bigg Room and we often wondered how he could detect and name an inattentive pupil when he had his back turned to the class and was writing on the blackboard. It was some time before we discovered that a picture, craftily hung above the board, reflected any movement in its glass. In those old fashioned days, boys were expected to know their multiplication tables and their rods, roods, bushels and fathoms. To confess to Cozy that you did not know your tables was to ask for trouble. "You don't know !" he would storm. "Tell me anything you know ‑ anything at all about anything." Aghast at this paralysing carte blanche, the wretched boy would collapse into silence and tears. [I must say that I don't remember this kind of thing happening! Jim Wishart]
Those who have read so far will have come to the conclusion that Cozy was something of a martinet. Indeed he was. Cribbers and Slackers had a terrible time with him but they learned to be grateful to him in the end for he was a first class schoolmaster who expected, and obtained, first class results. He never forgot to set the prep, and plenty of it, and he never forgot to mark it thoroughly. He never spared the boys and he never spared himself. It was rumoured that he refused to give 100% for any set of examination answers claiming that none could be perfect and that on one occasion when confronted with a paper with which he could find no fault, he shook a blot on it, put a ring round it and deducted one mark for untidiness.
In 1933, I came back to the school as a master and, except during the war, worked side by side with Cozy for 22 years. It was somewhat embarrassing at first to call him "Cozy" to his face and one instinctively raised an arm to ward off the intimidating board rubber. However, these reactions soon disappeared and one turned to him for wise advice and found him a kind and sympathetic friend. He was by then senior mathematical master and in 1937 he succeeded the late Rev. EWM. Cox as second master and as master of Wyke Lodge.
Perhaps his piece de resistance was the school timetable, a massively complicated sheet which he compiled and amended himself. This was regarded, at least by the junior members of the staff, as sacrosanct; tampering with the timetable was not to be thought of.
Occasionally, in some staff room horse‑play, it was accidentally torn or defaced. Retribution was swift and devastating. Cozy's wrath had to be seen to be believed.
Another abiding memory of that Lent term is of the Saturday morning sessions with the small "scholarship group" in the seventh form. There were five or six in the group. Although he shouldered an increasingly heavy burden of work at school, he still found time to write several mathematical text books and to mark external Oxford examination papers. In 1947, he became President of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters and afterwards their Honorary Secretary of the Oxford Standing Joint Committee and was extremely active in other important organisations not directly connected with the school.
In his spare time, though one may well wonder if he had any, he was an omnivorous reader, a bon vivant, and a generous host who presided over his Wyke Lodge parties, wreathed in tobacco smoke, with a Pickwickian benevolence. He was fond of his pipe and his pint and he was a fluent raconteur whose stories were enriched by repetition."
Steve White's views are those of one coming later to the scene:
"One of my great regrets is that I knew Christopher Cozens only during the last six years or so of his life. When one saw the enthusiasm and dedication that he was able to bring to Peter Symonds' affairs during what must, of necessity, have been his declining years, one could only wonder at the kind of man he must have been in his twenties and thirties.
In all the human activities in which I have had some measure of success, I have always found that to study the expert is one of the surest ways to improvement. In my early days at Peter Symonds, there were two or three clear experts to be studied, but none had such a profound effect upon me as CJC.
To say that a man who was so kind and helpful to me instilled in me a feeling of awe gives an impression of a distant, lofty figure, in some way rather unapproachable, and this, as far as I am concerned, he never proved to be, for all the reassurance that I could get when I entered on my motor bike on that January day in 1950 CJC. put me at my ease from the start.
Yet speaking to boys who were at school at that time, one finds that they often use the word "awesome" as they look back at him across the years. certainly looking. Although I was older and more experienced than most students embarking on their first teaching practice, I was looking back on it and knowing subsequently what a busy man he was, I marvel that he was prepared to give up the time to ensure that I got off to as good a start as possible.
Although it is more than forty years ago, I can remember vividly those sessions in Baker Room (now the General Office) with, as usual, the windows and doors open, even though it was mid‑winter, and the certain feeling, never revised, that here was a real master in action.
I was one of the few on School Practice to be subjected to an inspection by the External examiner. This daunting episode also took place in Baker Room with one of the fifth forms as the victims. What Cozy had said to them I do not know but to underline the crucial nature of the exercise, he accompanied the examiner into the room, enquired whether I had everything that I needed, surveyed the audience and retired. They could hardly have been more co‑operative. Several of his teaching devices I used until my retirement, including the weekly test and running league table, which I have no doubt would be frowned upon in certain educational circles group I think, although Freddie Johnson is the only one that I can actually recall, and CJC. used to set them about half‑a‑dozen questions to be done during the week. Cozy was often away on Saturday morning on AMA business and he used to give me the questions on a Thursday and ask me to go over them on Saturday. I can remember even now the hours I used to put in on Thursday and Friday evening so as to have a reasonable mastery by the Saturday morning. I have no doubt that they were pretty routine questions to him and that he had no idea of the great struggle I was having each week.
He was a complete master of his trade and I have never ceased to wonder at the facility with which he could conjure a question out of his head just when he needed it ‑ not for him the feverish search throughout the text book ‑ out it came pat with just the right numbers to give a reasonable and uncomplicated answer. I do not think that the idea of having a mathematical syllabus within the school ever occurred to him ‑ he assumed that all the mathematics staff knew what ought to be taught and were getting on with it.
Needless to say, no boy ever considered giving him any disciplinary trouble in his classroom, but some amusing tales are told of his methods for dealing with happenings outside the classroom. These applied particularly to boarders. One of his favourite tricks was to send the unfortunate offender with a message for Jack Northeast in Crawley early in the morning. A reply was required before morning school. It is said that the owner of an allotment in Bereweeke Road once complained to CJC. that some of the Wyke Lodge boarders were pinching his carrots. Nothing was said but the next few meals served in the boarding house consisted of carrots and only carrots. The problem was cured.
During the years between 1950 and 1955, Cozy was certainly the dominant figure as far as the staff and the boys were concerned. He ran the day to day affairs of the school and Doc seemed more concerned with the relationships with the City and with the Authority. CJC. never seemed idle. I cannot recall him sitting back reading a newspaper or engaging in indolent chatter. There was always something to be done. The photograph I have of him in my room conjures his most frequent scene of action ‑ sitting at the head of the table in the old Staff Room marking scripts, checking timetables or carrying out one of the multitude of tasks that he set for himself."
Posted by Doug Clews 09 April 2009
MEMORIES OF Mr. John L. St. John
Thanks are due to the Old Symondians' Association magazine where this article appeared in autumn 2009.
It had first appeared in the Peter Symonds' School Magazine.
The date of first publication is unknown but it was after 1964
In this and the preceding issue, we have outlined the careers of several masters who have served the School for exceptionally long periods. None of them, however, has touched the life of the School in more diverse ways than the career of John St John.
"Saint" in the Common Room, "Sandy" to the boys, he joined the School from Weymouth in 1929, after his education at Taunton's School and University College, Southampton, and a brief sojourn in a Midlands school.
He taught Chemistry and General Science with efficiency and a touch of humour. It is when we remember the inadequate facilities which existed and the depressing laboratories in which most of his career was spent that many of us will feel grateful for his efforts; just as many Old Symondians will recall, not without affection, the Freeman and St John Chemistry textbook, which was also successful in many places outside the School.
"Saint" has played many games gracefully and successfully. In his early years at the School he played hockey for Chandler's Ford and cricket for Stanmore, but it already seems a long time since he became a leading member of a local bowling club and a regular winner of the OSA bowls championship. It was, however, his great interest in swimming in the School which will be remembered by many Old Symondians. He was in charge of swimming and life-saving activities for a number of years, and thereafter was a regular supporter of the swimming team at home and away fixtures.
Before 1939 he organised a number of visits of School parties to the Continent and was also in the Officer's Training Corps, as it was then called. During the war he served in the Special Constabulary and organised agricultural camps at which boys of the School helped on the land.
Mr and Mrs St John took boys as boarders in their house in Cheriton Road before they moved to Kelso House in 1947 and where they remained until 1964. It would be idle to attempt to assess what influence they have had on the several hundred boys to whom they stood in loco parentum, but few could have lived with them without remembering many kindnesses and quiet advice and without cultivating a bit more concern for courtesy, personal appearance and tidiness. Even the Kelso House hurdle for new boys presented - in the event – little terror. The song that had to be sung at the Christmas party was soon taken up by so many other voices, and the spread of food was more than mere compensation. Many members of the School Staff, too, have reason to be grateful for the hospitality and friendship which Kelso House offered. "
This was transcribed on Tuesday 8th June 2010 by Jim Wishart, co-manager with Doug Clews and Chris Cooper.
GEORGE PIERCE - Sixty Years of Cricket Memories
Reprinted by kind permission of the Hampshire Chronicle
Many thanks to Jim Wishart for this one ...
Doug Clews 12th. April 2009
During a cricket career spanning 60 years, George Pierce found his love for the game, and the natural world, satisfied on the beautiful village grounds of his native Hampshire.
The setting of the game was always important to him and the downland wickets at Owslebury, on which he was brought up, were, and still are, a source of constant pleasure.
They provided him with a rich vein of material on which to draw for an article he wrote in the famous country publication, 'The Field' magazine. "Downland wickets are very springy and have a character all of their own. In those days there were no gang mowers. You had some long grass in the outfield so you could not score fours. You had to hit a six to get a boundary," said Mr. Pierce. ''You could be fielding in the deep and find skylark nests with eggs in them, nests of partridges, or a hare. If Owslebury were playing some rather more important team, the farmer would get the shepherds to bring the sheep up and get the grass down a bit. They left hazards that ruined a few pairs of trousers. I remember playing at Compton, down by the school. I went back for a catch in the outfield and fell over a sow with a litter of pigs. It all added to the interest of the game," he continued. ''If a ball could not be found, and many were not, the fielders had to shout 'lost ball' and the batsmen would get six runs. If you did not shout 'lost ball' they could keep running. There were some fine goings on when you pretended not to find the ball and then ran someone out", he recalled.
Now 75, Mr. Pierce only retired from playing three years ago, and recently relinquished his Chairmanship of Old Symondians, a post he had held since the club was formed 32 years ago.
He was born in Owslebury, the eldest son of the village school Headmaster, whose name was also George. His mother, Daisy, taught at the school.
When Mr. Pierce senior was called up at the start of the Great War,
Mrs. Pierce took over the running of the school.
''My father said: 'You're in charge now, my son, I will expect your to look after your mother and brothers.' No sooner had he gone when I set into my two brothers and gave them a hiding and said: 'Dad's told me to look after you,' he fondly remembered.
For his work in education Mr. Pierce senior was rewarded with an MBE and the school won the 'All England Bird and Tree Shield'.
After Owslebury school, the young Mr. Pierce became a pupil at Peter Symonds' School in Winchester, cycling there and back every day. ''It got pretty miserable if you got wet through on your way to school, because you could not dry yourself. I sometimes smile a bit wryly when you find people cannot now get to school because the bus is not running", he declared.
Mr. Pierce went everywhere by foot or bike, whether he was playing for Owslebury school or travelling to the County ground in Southampton for coaching. As a teenager he played for the village team as well as for Peter Symonds', where he was destined to become captain of cricket.
''In those days we used to play Tichborne. That was a real estate ground; old Sir Joseph Tichborne was alive. He used to have his marquee and house parties. Young Tony Tichborne used to play as a boy. The butler was the umpire. In one game there was an appeal for a stumping, but he gave not out; an appeal for leg before, not out; an appeal for a catch at the wicket, not out. The butler eventually said 'His Lordship is not at home'. It was very good fun''.
From 1928 to 1930, Mr. Pierce studied at the teacher training college in Winchester and took up his first teaching position at Christchurch.
There he taught the former Hampshire wicket-keeper, Leo Harrison, and turned out for the Bournemouth Sports Club during the summer. In 1933 he returned to his old school in Winchester to teach English, and he was allowed to take natural history as a non-examination subject.
One of the most memorable moments of that period was a match between Winchester College and Peter Symonds' in 1936. Appearing for the College that day was the young William Whitelaw, who went on to become a leading Conservative politician and a Viscount. He made 127 opening the batting before he was dismissed by EW Eveleigh, another young man destined for high office as the Rt. Hon. Edward Walter Eveleigh, Lord Justice of Appeal. In that same match Mr. Pierce was Peter Symonds' top scorer, run out with his total on 54. Three years earlier, he had made his first ever century, 103 including 17 boundaries, for Old Symondians against Old Eggar's.
During the thirties, Mr. Pierce began a long association with St. Cross Cricket Club, and was made captain after the war. He also played for The Hampshire Eskimos, a team of Hampshire farmers who came together to play the Invalids, a London press XI. ''The Invalids were formed in protest at the encroachment of the football season on the cricket season", Mr. Pierce recalled. ''They challenged a team of local farmers to a game on a matting wicket at Broadhalfpenny Down on New Year's Day in 1926 or 1927. It was filmed and I remember going to watch it. The hounds met on the pitch. They had a bagged fox. Away went the hounds after the fox and they got on with the game. It was a three sweater day. They said they would repeat it every year, which they never did, but it caused the creation of the Hampshire Eskimos,'' he continued. ''The Eskimos had a white blazer with a red running fox and an Australian style white cap. That was a good class of cricket", he enthused.
To this day a plaque commemorating the Eskimos' first game was kept at the famous Bat and Ball public house on Broadhalfpenny Down.
During the war Mr. Pierce was stationed at Lincoln, where he was a physical fitness officer in Bomber command. "I met a lot of first class cricketers, and had my best cricket in the Air Force. The most distinguished thing I did was to run out the captain of England, Bob Wyatt. Unfortunately, we were on the same side. I was not too popular I may say," he joked.
One summer a match was organised between a strong team representing the National Fire Service and RAF Scampton, at the Lincoln County Ground. 'The Fire Service team included the Langridge brothers, John and James, Harold Gimlett and Snowden, the captain of North Hants. It was for their charity. I captained the Air Force. When the day broke it was pouring with rain, but it cleared up. They batted first and got a hell of a lot of runs before declaring at tea. After tea we were 50 without loss. Someone said the pubs were open and we were all out for 66," said Mr. Pierce.
He reminisced about another game before the war when he played for Bramshaw against Hampshire. "We had 15 runs against 11, and I remember bowling against Philip Mead. He had a bat like a barn door, and I never got a ball past him''.
Another of his adversaries was the legendary England cricket captain CB Fry. He played against him at the Royal Navy training establishment, HMS Mercury, and later met him on a train from London to Winchester.
''Sitting opposite me was CB Fry. He had a monocle. I said: 'I played against you sir, at the training ship Mercury.' He replied 'Did you? Did you get me out?' I said 'No'. He said 'I did not think so, otherwise I would have remembered you.' With that he started reading 'The Times' and did not speak again said Mr. Pierce.
In the early 1950's he suggested the idea of forming an Old Symondians' Cricket Club to a group of boys who had finished their A levels. "They were very suspicious at the beginning," he explained "but after mulling it over that is what they did, and I became the Chairman" he explained. Since then he has been on every Old Boy's tour and between 1960 and 1971 his slow left arm bowling earned him the Cany Cup as the club's top wicket-taker.
He took his last hat-trick after reaching the grand old age of 70 in a third XI match. "They called it a geri-atric", he quipped.
Mr. Pierce is a member of the MCC, and one of the highlights of his playing career came when he represented that club in the King Edward VI School in the Southampton Centenary match. ''I thought I was in as a bowler, but I made the top score for the MCC with 31 before I was out leg before.
Mr. Pierce, who was affectionately known to his pupils as ''Tom'', retired from teaching in 1974, and the Old Boys made him a life member of the Hampshire County Cricket Club.
He spent the following winter in Australia with former teaching colleague, Mr. Eric Hammond, watching the England Test series and made another visit four years later.
Much has changed in the sixty years since Mr. Pierce first held a cricket bat, and he feels the gang mower has had the biggest impact. ''The outfield was cut, and that made a tremendous difference to the run scoring," he explained. ''Everything has improved. The gear has improved. I remember at Owslebury we did not have enough pads to wear. You had one pad, which you were supposed to put on your front leg. One day the local Vicar went out with the pad on the wrong leg, and he said he thought he was going to bat at the other end! There were very few white flannels then. Villagers turned up in their best blue trousers, braces and belts. They were looked on as a bit of a pansy if they started wearing whites," he continued.
The one thing Mr. Pierce regrets is the demise of cricket in schools. "You need good wickets, outfields, nets and equipment, and that adds up to too much money and time for most of the Council schools. Unless the clubs have youth teams the boys are going to miss out", he said.
Memories of Mr F E Gladwell
Posted by Jim Wishart 09 June 2010
Thanks are due to the Old Symondians' Association magazine where this article appeared in autumn 2009. It had first appeared in the Peter Symonds' School Magazine.
"Mr F E Gladwell
Mr Gladwell came to Peter Symonds' in 1946 after a distinguished academic career and his war-time service in the Intelligence Corps. Appointed to the German department, he later introduced the study of Russian into the School and organised at Sixth Form level a wide range of cultural and intellectual pursuits. For a number of years he arranged foreign travel for parties from the School and more recently was active in promoting and strengthening the link between Giessen and Winchester.
But most Symondians will remember his very great interest in everything connected with the theatre. Each Christmas from 1949 to 1963 he produced for the Dramatic Society a full-length play, among which the works of Shaw, with "Arms and the Man" and "Pygmalion," at the beginning, and an ambitious "Caesar and Cleopatra" in the middle, will probably be mot often recalled. The climax of his productions was, however, the stating of his own translation of the Russian play, "The Bed Bug," with well over 100 characters.
That was in 1962 in Varley Hall, on a real stage. But for 14 years the Dramatic Society had struggled to present its work on the inadequate platform in Northbrook Hall. It was there, all too often in really cold weather, that a team led at all levels by Mr Gladwell, cheerfully surmounted so many difficulties. In such unprepossessing circumstances, many a Symondian's appetite for the theatre was whetted and many will gratefully remember it.
We hope his new appointment in London will permit F E G many opportunities of indulging his taste for the theatre."
This was transcribed on Tuesday 8th June 2010 by Jim Wishart, co-manager with Doug Clews and Chris Cooper of the Peter Symonds School Nostalgia web-site.
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Tom Pierce also taught 'Nature studies' which as I recall, involved removing the bindweed for the garden outside his classroom.

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Dr. Shawn Sette purchased Hurricane Animal Hospital in 1998 from Dr Gary Kinder who had owned the hospital and serviced Putnam County pet owners for the previous 18 years. Dr Sette has always placed a huge emphasis on teamwork and teaching. With his wife and best friend, Jennifer, at his side they have worked to build the team of professionals they would want and trust to treat their own pets.
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Take a peek at kart racing, as we saw it in 1959.
Two years ago, ingenious kids in Southern California built a few subminiature racers, powered with lawn-mower engines. Somebody dubbed them "karts," and the name — and the spelling — stuck. Since then, 150 firms have come forward with such factory brands as Track Rabbit, GoKart, Bug, Gopher, Simplex, Puttnick. Prices begin around $125 for a two-and-a-half-horsepower assemble-it-yourself kit, and go to $600 for a chromed, 24-horsepower, twin-engine model.
Speeds range from 8 mph for the 6- to 12-year-old trade, to 70 mph for adults' full-race versions. For teenagers, there are race meets all over the country, like this one at Uncle Bim's midget track near West Palm Beach, Florida. Curves on this one-twelfth-mile oval hold speeds to 30 mph, and drivers are ruled by the "Palm Beach County Families' Miniature Car Racing Association" — in short, mom and dad. These karts are about 70 inches long and weigh only 85 pounds. Roll bars protect Junior if he turns over. More likely, hard cornering will simply make his low-slung kart spin around and teach him a lesson: You can't win going backward.


The Penn State Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and the Professional Ski Instructors of America and the American Association of Snowboard Instructors have formally committed to a collaborative relationship to develop curriculum, research and opportunities for study.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Penn State Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Management and the Professional Ski Instructors of America and the American Association of Snowboard Instructors (PSIA-AASI) have formally committed to a collaborative relationship to develop curriculum, research and opportunities for study.
As a component of this partnership, faculty members are exploring the potential for a snowsports academic pathway as part of the Recreation, Park and Tourism Management (RPTM) degree. This pathway would focus on teaching and learning snowsports and involve an integration of theory and practice to prepare people to work in snowsports with a particular focus on high-quality teaching and learning.
This partnership also will expand research in several areas, including the scholarship of teaching, the impacts of snowsports-related tourism, and the health benefits of snowsports participation.
Pete Allison, associate professor of values and experiential learning at Penn State (in RPTM and at Shaver's Creek Environmental Center) and director of the Kurt Hahn Consortium for Values and Experiential Learning, has worked as a liaison with PSIA-AASI to develop the partnership. Previously, he developed a similar partnership with the British Association of Snowsport Instructors (BASI) while serving as head of the Graduate School of Education and Sport at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.
"The partnership between Penn State and PSIA-AASI will help to ensure the quality and consistency of all PSIA-AASI courses and place Penn State as the preferred institution for academic study and research on snowsports. The partnership reinvigorates a long history of snowsports at Penn State, which goes back to Max Dercum, founder of Tussey Mountain near University Park and Arapahoe Basin in Colorado, in the 1930s," Allison said.
PSIA-AASI is a nonprofit education association with a membership of more than 32,000 men and women dedicated to promoting snowsports through instruction. The association establishes certification standards for ski and snowboard instructors and develops education materials to be used as the core components of most ski and snowboard school training.
In January, Herrin and Ann C. Crouter, Raymond E. and Erin Stuart Schultz Dean of the College of Health and Human Development at Penn State, signed a memorandum of understanding to formally begin this collaboration.


We are always interested in newly released tracks, so here are some gathered up for you to gobble and liven up your Monday.
Starting off with this: Submotion Orchestra's 'Alium'.
After tweeting about this, I thought it would be good to post their new release at the top of this post. First track 'City Lights' features shuffling garage beats, with looping 7th chords, tight production. After recently watching 'Drive', this song would fit the soundtrack to the movie. This chorus has a bit of a SBTRKT feel, and as a SBTRKT fan this tickles my fancy. Time Will Wait features a bit more of a Dubstep influence, but it works well. The EP deviates a little from their previous work that you can also find on Soundcloud. 'Damn Hot' from the '1968' EP for example is a little Janet Jackson RnB sounding, with reverse reverb vocals, Be Bop trumpet to close the track. Definitely check these guys out, they are great.
Also Submotion are on the Counter Record label, and I had a quick peak around and also saw this new release by Odesza Ft Monsoonsiren that is worth a listen.
NPR are streaming the new Spider Bag's album which you can listen to here: http://www.npr.org/2014/07/27/333581429/first-listen-spider-bags-frozen-letter?autoplay=true A bit of rock for your Monday blues. The album 'Frozen Letter' is released soon. It was recorded in 3 days session, so the album is full of 'humanity' with raw raucous performances and straight no-nonsense fakery.


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OptimizeRx (NASDAQ:OPRX) Shares Gap Down to $55.43 2021/12/15 16:44:41 Transcript Daily
OptimizeRx Co. (NASDAQ:OPRX)'s stock price gapped down prior to trading on Wednesday . The stock had previously closed at $55.43, but opened at $53.87. OptimizeRx shares last traded at $54.97, with a volume of 7 shares trading hands. A number of research analysts have issued reports on OPRX shares. Royal Bank of Canada upped their […]
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Ralph Hasenhuttl determined to cause problems for inconsistent Manchester United
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Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl feels his side might have to turn "nasty" when they look to end Manchester United's impressive away Premier League run on Sunday.
The Red Devils head to St Mary's Stadium out to extend their winning streak to eight straight league victories on the road, stretching back to 'Project Restart' last summer.
Hasenhuttl's well-drilled side, though, bring an impressive record of their own into Sunday's match, unbeaten in the last seven games which put them into the top six.
Despite United struggling for consistency this season, especially in the league at Old Trafford, on their day Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team are a match for anyone – as proved in the midweek 4-1 Champions League win over Istanbul Basaksehir.
Hasenhuttl, however, knows Southampton must bring their own best form, no matter which United might turn up come kick-off.
"If they would have more consistent, high performances, then they would be top of the table," the Southampton boss said.
"They are not at the moment and the reason for that is they have not had such a high performance every week – and you never know what you are going to get.
"On some days they are amazing and on some days they are struggling, so it is about how much of an issue we give them with our way which we play.
"That is the reason why we try always to concentrate on what we are doing.
"If we do well, if we do every part of the game in a way we can do, in a nasty way for every opponent, then we have a chance to take something.
"But in such games you need everything – you need the luck at the right moment, a clinical finish, don't give too many chances away, because they will score otherwise, and the rest is about fighting for everything."
Despite his own side's impressive current form, Hasenhuttl knows the hard work must continue.
"In the last weeks, we have seen some good progress in our game," the Austrian said.
"Still now it is not getting easy winning games in the future. It is getting more and more difficult because opponents will watch us and analyse us.
"They will find solutions to play against us and that means we have to get better. Every week to do some things better and learn how to play every part of our game the best we can do."
Southampton have progressed under Hasenhuttl, who took over during December 2018 with the club fighting to stay in the Premier League and last October saw his side thrashed 9-0 at home by Leicester.
The former RB Leipzig boss accepts life is "more enjoyable" at the moment, but will continue in the same mindset as when the outlook was rather less positive.
"As a manager, you are more necessary for a team when it is not running (well), when it is not working because they look at you much more then," Hasenhuttl said.
"You are there to find solutions, to solve the issues and this is different to now.
"Now, they are also looking at you and listening to what you tell them, speaking about a different level, looking at the small details we can still improve because the big part of our game is working well at the moment.
"This is a different situation – definitely more enjoyable, yes – but I think that as a manager you need both to get better."
The debate over extending the number of permitted substitutes continues, with Premier League clubs having voted against a move to allow five.
Hasenhuttl accepts it can sometimes be a difficult balancing act making changes during a match, especially when players might not immediately think of the potential benefits to managing their workload.
"The feedback of the player is not always the most honest one – sometimes you have to protect them from themselves, because you have so many players that would never go off," he said.
"They feel, 'I cannot let the team (be) alone in this moment'. This is honourable, but not always helpful at times. That is why we must protect them from themselves."


How Insurance Company Promoted Healthy Eating Lifestyle At Work in 2018?
These days healthy eating is not only about dieting, but it's about prioritizing the food materials that fit your body's nutritional requirements. "And this is what one of our clients has tempted to do" said by business insurance vancouver. They truly believe in the saying that "It's not that some people have willpower and some don't, it's that some people are willing to change and others are not". Once they had encountered this fact, then this insurance company in Canada followed some steps in order to ensure that agents at their workplace are following the right and healthy lifestyle. This illustration is something that you can look forward for your own insurance company as well.
1. They Prepared The List Of Healthy Restaurants: Initially, they made a list of all the nearby restaurant in vancouver which were offering healthy food in the adjacent radius of their office. After that, they distributed it to the employees with the rate cards so that the employees can know the healthy options and choose them instead of unhealthy ones.
2. They Organized Certain Education Campaigns: With their educational campaigns, they made sure that every agent working with them is agile of healthy eating campaigns. During this time this Canadian insurance company placed the posters throughout their workplace area. And they even made sure that every present agent has went through these posters.
3. They Provided Huge Discounts On Health Foods: Healthy food is usually expensive, so they made sure that the healthy food that is sold in their canteen was inexpensive and certain discounts were also offered to attract the employees towards the healthy food.
Consider getting some fish meals for your workplace and assure that agents working are healthy enough just like this insurance company did. Fish is one of the vastest sources of omega-3 fatty acids. Moreover, eating fish is essential for your body and brain. It is loaded with valuable nutrients, such as protein and vitamin D. Fish is mainly rich in the omega-3 fatty acids. As a matter of fact these fatty acids are good for body and brain to function optimally and even help in reducing the risk of many diseases. Thus, promoting eating fish at workplace keeps the employees healthy and fit and results in an increase in productivity of their employees work. Fish helps you to be happier in the workplace because it treats and prevents depression. Studies have found that people those eat fish frequently are much less likely to become depressed. Hence, you can consider adding fish for your workers meal just like this company did.
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March for $15
When Today December 05, 2013 at 8am 8 hrs
Where City of Seatac 17620 International Blvd, Seattle, WA 98188, United States
Seizing on the momentum of the landmark for the $15 minimum wage in SeaTac, fast food workers and community supporters will mount a day-long, 8-hour march on Thursday, Dec. 5 that traces the $15 movement's path from its first big victory in SeaTac to its next destination — Seattle City Hall. The event is happening the same day that fast-food strikes are anticipated in about 100 cities across the nation.
Supporters march to turn in petitions for SeaTac Prop 1 in June.
Poverty-wage workers who work in fast food, at the airport, and in other industries will be joined by faith leaders and other community supporters. They will depart from the SeaTac Hilton (where workers will be paid a minimum of $15 an hour next year), 17620 International Blvd, at 9 a.m. on Thursday. Their route will take them from International Blvd. to Boeing Access Road to Martin Luther King, Jr. Way to Rainier Ave to Jackson to 4th. At 4 p.m., all-day marchers will be joined by additional supporters at Hing Hay Park, 423 Maynard Ave. S. in Seattle for final stretch before arriving at City Hall, 600 4th Ave., at 4:30 p.m. for a rally for $15.
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Understanding the far-reaching positive influence of individual property rights requires some creative thinking.
This company helps African farmers secure their land rights.
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Should governments have a blanket right to exclude immigrants?
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Blame outdated rights for California's water woes.
California is running on the equivalent of a Windows operating system (OS) that's backwards compatible with earlier versions of the OS — and thus just as confusing, complicated, and conservative as you would expect from a system dating back decades.
Truly supporting choice means supporting the right of individuals to choose.
Emma Watson is right. Feminism is about choice.
Whether you're on the right or the left, if you care about civil rights, property rights, or liberty, abolishing civil asset forfeiture should be high on your agenda.
The free-market concept is simple — private property owners should be able to preside over whatever policies they want.
To understand why this sort of critique is mistaken, and why consumerism and capitalism deserve our love at Christmastime and throughout the year, we need to go back to basics.


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DETROIT - The Detroit Red Wings have re-signed left wing Andreas Athanasiou to a two-year contract.
The 23-year-old Athanasiou set career highs with 17 assists and 33 points in 71 games last season. He has 43 goals and 33 assists in 172 career games - all with Detroit.
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Clinton, New York–Comedy Central's Greg Giraldo was streaked during his headlining performance at Hamilton College on Saturday, February 11, 2006. The incident occurred 20 minutes into his routine. Three streakers, members of Hamilton College's Varsity Streaking Team, appeared from stage left out of a utility passage way and exited the building to below freezing temperatures and eight inches of snow.
Giraldo, appearing before a standing room only crowd at The Hamilton College Annex, was more surprised by the non-reaction of the audience, who unbeknown to him, are rather used to the antics of the streaking team. Giraldo did not let the streak upset his comedy and spent some time on the incident before returning to his planned routine.
The Hamilton College Varsity Streaking Team is not sponsored in any way by Hamilton College. The team has been featured in articles by The New York Times, ESPN.com, Sports Illustrated.com and Play Boy, as well as appearing on Fox News and Bill O'Reilly.
Greg Giraldo was appearing as a special guest on Mike Birbiglia's Comedy Central Medium Man on Campus tour, which stops next at SUNY Albany.
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People living in the Klein Karoo and contiguous areas in the Western Cape, South Africa, were interviewed to record knowledge on numinous water beings living underwater and still 'seen' today near rivers and watercourses. The informants accommodate the happenings related to these water creatures in their narratives and describe them as women with fish tails. Descriptions of the physical features and deeds of these half-fish half-human creatures, and the rules of conduct expected when approaching or encountering them, were also recorded. These descriptions and the significance of water beings are related to allegories of the past in the rock art of the region which includes paintings with half-fish half-human physiognomies.
In this study the author argues that femininity is a significant feature of the rock art and ethnography. For example, amongst San communities in Southern Africa, femininity was the catalyst in associations with water and rain in mythology and ritual.
The story of the water maidens and their powers in the Klein Karoo, embodies a local living legend with roots in the distant past. This connects to the half-fish half-humans, and women grouped in recognised ritualised behavioural patterns in the imagery on the rock face, and point to myth, water and femininity as interconnected themes. This interconnection extends to plants and their healing and hallucinogenic properties.


Mt. Kosciuszko is the highest mountain in Australia, which some consider to be a continent. Others claim that Australia is part of the larger continent of AustralAsia or Oceania. I climbed Mt. Kosciuszko on May 6, 2006. This mountain presents no real difficulties or challenges, at least when the weather cooperates, which (uncharacteristically) it did. Located in Thredbo, a ski resort, the mountain can be accessed by taking a chair lift to a steel mesh walking platform that crosses a marshy bog, winding and wending its way to the summit. All-in-all, a walk in the park. I opted to climb to the walking platform rather than take the chair lift. I was lucky to be in Thredbo for the annual jazz festival, which was the highlight of the trip.


The charming small town Kalives is built on a fertile lush green valley, on the shores of Souda Bay. East of the town, on Kastelli Hill, there are the ruins of the Venetian castle Castel Apicorno that was destroyed in 1538 by the notorious pirate Barbarossa, after which was named the province of Apokoronas. The river Xidas, which runs through Kalyves, flows beside buildings creating a unique landscape. Kiliaris, which empties into the sea west of the town, passes through dense vegetation and is one of the few rivers of Crete that does not dry up in summer. Kalives have traditional paved alleys and medieval buildings, among which there is an elaborate Venetian watermill that is located in the central square with the plane tree.
The long beach of Kalyves is sandy and has shallow waters, suitable for holidaymakers with children. It features showers, sunbeds, umbrellas and lifeguard. There are also trees that provide shade to the bathers during the hot summer days. At the point where Xidas flows into the sea, a picturesque small bridge connects the one part of the beach with the other. Along the beachfront there are several cafes and taverns, where you can enjoy your meal and relax after swimming.
The small town is a tourist destination but also has permanent residents. Therefore, it features many shops and also banks, post office, pharmacies and medical center. Chania is located 18 km west of kalives and Rethymno is 43 km away. From Kalives you can take excursions to many places of the west Crete as the surrounding areas have many sights. Just 5 km away is situated the exceptional archaeological site of Aptera that definitely worth visiting.


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Whether you are a residential homeowner or a private commercial business, the question sometimes arises as to whether to tackle a painting, or any improvement project yourself, or find a qualified professional to hire.
I can personally remember having to make this decision with a condominium project I was contemplating. I finally decided to do it myself (with the help of a friend) and I can honestly tell you that after about 5 minutes of painting, I regretted the decision.
DIY projects should be relegated to simple, less stressful and time consuming projects such as repairing basic fixtures and home improvement projects that take little time and can be completed with the help of a handy YouTube video.
Extensive, messy, time consuming projects like painting, especially on the commercial level, are not for the faint of heart and certainly not for the individual who lacks the help, expertise or equipment to handle such a complex undertaking. We recommend basic home painting be limited to touch ups and rooms in the home, but more difficult jobs like outdoor walls and fixtures be handed over to a competent professional painting company. If you're looking to do some research, talk to professionals by clicking here.
Commercial painting companies are plentiful in every American city and finding one can allow you to concentrate on more important issues in your business. As a homeowner, sometimes we feel that no one can do the work as well as we can and no one will take as much pride in their work as us, but there are numerous commercial and residential painting companies that are extremely qualified, have great reviews and do great work. The benefit of this is having someone whose experienced, licensed and insured and will come in and do the work without a mess (hopefully) and most importantly, do it in a timely manner that allows you and your business to continue on with little to no interruption to your daily routine.
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Former Colts Safety Mike Adams Signs With Panthers
Intro: On Friday afternoon, the first unrestricted free agent the Colts had in 2017 found a new home. Safety Mike Adams has signed a two-year deal with the Panthers.
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INDIANAPOLIS – There will be a 14th (and a 15th?) NFL season for Mike Adams.
After three years starting with the Colts, the 35-year-old Adams was in no rush to call it quits.
An NFL journey that began as an undrafted free agent in 2004 is continuing for Adams.
On Friday afternoon, the Carolina Panthers announced that Adams had signed a two-year contract with them.
Adams' time in Indianapolis officially ended Thursday, the first day of free agency.
The Colts informed Adams on Monday that they would not be bringing back their veteran free agent safety.
Signing Adams in the June of 2014, the Colts got more than they could have dreamed of from the New Jersey native.
From a camp body in '14 to a three-year starter at safety, Adams' 10 interceptions in 2014-15 earned him back-to-back Pro Bowl honors, the first of his career.
Adams previously played with the 49ers, Browns and Broncos.
In 13 NFL seasons, Adams has 737 tackles and 25 interceptions. Adams has played in 190 games (117 starts).
Of the Colts' eight unrestricted free agents who were not re-signed, Adams was the first to find a new home.
The #Panthers have signed safety Mike Adams to a two-year deal
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Outstanding female law graduate recognised
University of Queensland law graduate Rebecca Morrison has been awarded the prestigious WLAQ Una Prentice Award for academic achievement.
The annual award is presented to the six highest achieving female law graduates in Queensland and honours the first woman to graduate from law at UQ in 1938.
Ms Morrison, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws in December 2017, earned the highest GPA among the women in her graduating UQ law cohort.
She was awarded six Dean's Commendations, and was awarded the 2014 The McInnes Wilson Lawyers Prize in Administrative and Public Law, and a UQ Merit Scholarship in 2012.
Ms Morrison, who is now working for Justice Markovic at the Federal Court of Australia in Sydney, said she felt honoured to receive the award.
"I think we still have a long way to go in terms of seeing a more gender balanced legal workforce both at the top and bottom ends of the industry," she said.
"The fact that Una Prentice was the first female to graduate from law at UQ is mind boggling today when more than half of the graduates are females."
Ms Una Prentice was the first woman to graduate from the Faculty of Law at UQ in 1938, and was admitted to the bar in September 1938. She was the first female prosecutor for the Commonwealth Crown Solicitor.
The Una Prentice Awards are presented by the Women Lawyers Association of Queensland (WLAQ) and funded by the generous bequest of Ms Prentice.
The Honourable Justice Debra Mullins of the Supreme Court of Queensland presented the awards.
For more information on the WLAQ Una Prentice Awards, click here.
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E01-01: Admission quota to full boarding schools (SBP) and MARA Junior Science College (MRSM) will benefit the low and middle-income groups, especially those from rural areas and FELDA schemes
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Rina Harun: 70% of new Form One Mara intake from B40 group
The Star December 27, 2018
KUALA LUMPUR: Around 70% of the new Form One intake at Mara Junior Science College (MRSM) schools nationwide for 2019 will be from the B40 group, says Datuk Seri Rina Mohd Harun (pic). The Rural and Regional Development Minister said this figure exceeded the 65% target initially set by her ministry. This, she added, was in line with her ministry's objective to help children from lower-income households access greater educational opportunities. "There have been claims that MRSM (places) were going to children of the elites, so that was why we put in the 65% target. "For those in the rural areas, especially Sabah and Sarawak, we feel that if given access to a more conducive learning environment, they will become better students. So that is why we give a bit of advantage to those from the rural areas," she told the press after launching the Segak ke Sekolah, Jom Potong Rambut programme at PPR Jelatek here Thursday (Dec 27). Rina added that 20% of students for the coming Form One intake will be from M40 (middle 40) households while 10% will be from T20 (top 20) households. A total of 7,760 places were offered to Form One students at MRSM schools nationwide for 2019, meaning about 5,400 students accepted were from B40 households. The results for the applications to these schools were released out earlier than usual on Dec 21, she added, as the ministry wanted to give time for parents to prepare their children.


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