COLUMBIA--- Georgia found out Saturday night what No. 1 Kentucky already knew: South Carolina's never out of it with Devan Downey.
The Gamecocks senior star had 33 points, including the driving, go-ahead basket with 50 seconds to go, in a 78-77 win over the Bulldogs.
Downey's performance followed a 30-point showing in a 68-62 victory over the top-ranked Wildcats last Tuesday night.
"To see a guy, he's the guy that has to be stopped, he's option one, two and three for us, and still put up 30 a game at this level," South Carolina coach Darrin Horn said. "That's pretty special."
More and more fans around the Southeastern Conference have discovered that, too.
A week ago, Downey hit an improbable driving bank shot with 5 seconds left that looked like it beat Florida before the Gators' Chandler Parsons trumped him with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer.
Then came Kentucky, where Downey continually drove past freshman star John Wall and floated buckets and bankers over Patrick Patterson and DeMarcus Cousins.
This time, Downey rescued the Gamecocks (13-8, 4-3 SEC) down the stretch.
South Carolina trailed 63-54 with less than 10 minutes left when Downey got going, scoring half of his team's last 24 points.
The capper came in the final minute, Downey driving through and around four Bulldogs to lay in a banker high off the glass.
"At the end, the ball's in my hands," Downey said. "There's no other way."
Georgia had its chances to win after Downey's last basket.
Trey Thompkins slipped under the hoop for what seemed to be a simple put-in that sailed over the rim and out of bounds.
Then, after Downey fouled Dustin Ware, the Bulldogs' most reliable foul shooter missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with 3.5 seconds left.
On Ware's miss, Georgia coach Mark Fox chose to put three players back to keep Downey from a game-winning coast-to-coast drive. Instead Ramon Galloway collected the rebound and South Carolina held on.
Fox said his strategy was as much his confidence in Ware -- third in the SEC at 82.8 percent from the line -- as his fear of Downey's talent.
"We're competing and we keep responding through each experience to get better," Fox said. "As difficult as this is to get on the bus with, we'll go back to work."
No one's worked harder than Downey this season. The senior, the SEC's leading scorer, has 30 or more points in five of seven league games.


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Religion 101: Direction of a Nation Part 1
23rd November 2014 8th June 2020
(What is the right direction for a nation – strive on science & mathematics or push the indoctrination of religion.Map source: Where People Trust Religion More Than Science)
Sometimes when you see what happens around the world and see how much mankind have moved forward since, since I don't know – perhaps since he climbed down from the trees and learned to walk on his own 2 feet hundred thousands of years ago, you get this amazing, proud happy feeling.
One recent example is this:-
Many congratulations to the Rosetta team at ESA for successfully landing the lander module on a comet. It was not an easy thing to do, after all, the comet is flying past in space at more than 130,000 km/h.
It will be interesting to wait and see what discoveries that we will find from this mission on a comet. Perhaps confirming or disapproving the theory that all water on this earth was brought down by a string of comets striking the earth millions years ago.
And last month, it was the India's Mars Orbiter which made serious news and it was for a good reason too:-
The Mars Orbiter Mission cost Rs. 450 crore (£46 million) in comparison to NASA's Maven orbiter costing £413 million, which also successfully inserted itself into the Martian orbit on Monday 22nd September 2014.
The Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, even stated: "Our program stands out as the most cost-effective. "There is this story of our Mars mission costing less than the Hollywood movie Gravity. Our scientists have shown the world a new paradigm of engineering and the power of imagination."
Whether you like it or not, the world have become very technologically advance. It has become small too – it is possible to go to any country in the world within a day (compared to months or years 200 – 300 years ago). Information these days is at one's finger tips literally and connected to the world wide web 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Sir Ken Robinson in his talk in TED once said that as early as the 17th century, the industrial revolution drove the education blueprints of many nations towards science, engineering and mathematics. And that had given birth to some of the greatest minds that the world have seen.
That industrial revolution plus two world wars that came later however had not stopped the advancement of mankind towards science and technology and whoever who do not embrace it at this age would be left out high and dry.
Same thing happened to many companies in the 1990s who failed to embrace the digital age. Still remember Polaroid? And even Nokia, once a world leader in the telecommunication sector is no longer is in existence (after it was taken over by Microsoft).
That is why, the country as whole should emphasize more on science and technology instead of religion. Religion which have always been the scourge of science (or the other way around) should be left to individuals and should not form the backbone of a country. Think about it and take a good look of events around the world.
There have been more people died and suffered in history due to religion indifference compared to people who died from say science experiments. There have been more dark ages brought by religion than by science. Some of the biggest tragedies in the recent times were done by twisted culprits claiming supremacy of religion and they continued to make an ass of themselves and the better aspect of a religion – such as Boko Haram in Nigeria and ISIS in Syria & Iraq.
And back home in Malaysia, we too been taking all the wrong steps. First we decided to teach Science and Mathematics in Bahasa instead of the accepted language of science and mathematics which is English.
The lame excuse that was given was that the country needed to promote the national language and there was not enough teachers who can speak proper English. Unfortunately, despite the obvious reasons and calls from many quarters including the former Prime Minister, this decision have not been reversed to this day and the damage to the nation continues to this day.
But instead, we are entrenching ourselves with trivial issues like this:-
Non-Muslims in Kedah need not be worried or confused over the recent amendment to an 1988 enactment that bars non-Muslims from using Islamic religious words and terminology. State exco member Mohd Rawi Abd Hamid said no non-Muslim had been arrested in the state under the enactment for using terms that are exclusive to Islam and Muslims.
Mohd Rawi said non-Muslims could still use the words in their daily conversations, but not in their own prayers, public speeches or in religious publications.
"If you say you want to go to a masjid (mosque), why not? If you ask me where that masjid is, there's no problem with the usage of that term," he said yesterday
Earlier, the whole nation seemed to be busied itself with someone who had organized a "want to touch a dog" event and after that, of an image on a water bottle.
Obviously we are getting our priorities all wrong and that is why for reasons like this, we will not going to be a developed country in 6 years time. Forget achieving vision 2020. We are too worried on what we can say and do in the name of religion.
We are not worried about building more schools, getting our children to embrace science and mathematics in the most convenient way (by learning in English) and push for greater space and opportunities for citizens to speak aloud and to agree or disagree with the establish norms.
One wrong say or act in this country can make one run foul of the dreaded Sedition Act and the authorities. We cannot advance if we confine ourselves to very few options and old rules. We even banned Darwin from this country.
And that is why, the country as whole need to wake up to reality of things and what is important for the society survival? And if one still have doubts as to where the nation should be moving, perhaps this will give a food for thought:-
Science is the engine of prosperity. Economists have said that a third to a half of U.S. economic growth has resulted from basic research since World War II. The cars and trains that got us here today, our smart phones, the energy that lights this chamber, the clothes we wear, the food we eat: All of these were developed and improved through research.
And so it is. Science is a system for exploring, and for innovation. It can fuel our nation's economic growth. It can form a path for our young people in a competitive global marketplace. And it can fire our imagination.
And mankind seems to be heading that direction too and probably in a greater pace due to the wealth of information available on the internet:-
Religion will become extinct by 2041 as the world becomes more developed and wealthier,, proclaims a new study by a noted author and biopsychologist Nigel Barber.
Barber makes the claim in his upcoming e-book, Why Atheism Will Replace Religion, which will be available next month. The Irish author says Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism and all other types of religious beliefs will be wiped out by atheism.
Barber notes there is a direct correlation between religious or atheist beliefs with economic development and level of education. The more educated and wealthier a society is, the less religious they are and vice versa. Barber adds that religion is most popular in underdeveloped countries.
Religion is important but it should be something personal and it should never mix with the state of a nation. Science on the other hand is going to be the stepping stone for many things to come to make a country strong, capable and flexible. Something for us all to ponder especially for the next generation of Malaysians.
Good governance helps too but let's start with something simple – give more focus on science and mathematics and put this country on the path of it's own industrial revolution if you may. There must be a new paradigm of vision and a greater power of imagination.
As I have said, religion is important and let's not discard it from our life but not to a point that it drive the state backwards and into the dark ages. We just need to look into history and move forward.
Have a good weekend ahead…
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February 26: The Campus Brief
Joe Glover, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs; Charlie Lane, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer; David Norton, Vice President for Research; Win Phillips, Chief of Staff, Office of the President; Michael Lauzardo, M.D., Director, Screen, Test & Protect
Next week marks one year since the first COVID-19 case was confirmed in Florida. During that time, the University of Florida community has risen together to fulfill our mission and commitment to students.
Extraordinary feats were performed seemingly with record speed and precision. UF pivoted almost overnight to move all classes online. In the face of unprecedented adversity, professors and instructors took the lead to learn new technologies to teach virtually, delivering the usual high level of excellent academic experience for students. As we transitioned to a Hyflex learning environment this spring and offered nearly as many in-person class sections as we did in spring 2020 before the pandemic arrived, instructors and staff from across the university came together to ensure that all students have a robust university experience. Once again, our faculty successfully created courses on Hyflex, using their academic expertise to ensure teaching excellence.
Meanwhile, researchers continued their work committed to the quest for new ideas and solutions, earning a record $900 million in awards during the fiscal year 2020 and continuing to press forward on important work to address society's greatest problems — including those posed by the pandemic.
The UF community proved a national example for containing community spread through mask wearing, physical distancing and good hygiene. While testing by UF Health Screen, Test & Protect remains at an all-time high, we are down to a positivity rate of less than 1%. New cases identified by all UF and non-UF testing of UF students, faculty, and staff are at an all-time low with our lowest weekly total, 115, since the last week of July. Through it all, we have still seen no clear evidence of virus transmission in a classroom or lab setting.
Also, as part of our continuing commitment to campus and community safety, the university continues to work closely with several state and local agencies, including the Florida Department of Transportation, which is considering transferring control to the city of Gainesville a stretch of West University Avenue from Southwest 34th to Southwest 13th streets. Additionally, the agency is exploring reducing the speed limit on West University Avenue and installing temporary "speed tables" along the areas where future crosswalks are planned. At UF, we are working to address the issue with several safety and security enhancements, including the use of license plate readers, enhanced lighting and educational programs. Concurrently, the Gainesville and University of Florida police departments continue to focus on enforcing traffic laws through the Gator special traffic enforcement program, or S.T.E.P, along the university's main road arteries.
We are incredibly grateful for all of your perseverance through such a difficult year. Thank you for all you do to help this university thrive.
Joe Glover, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Charlie Lane, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
David Norton, Vice President for Research
Win Phillips, Chief of Staff, Office of the President
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8 Reasons You Can't Focus and What to Do About It
Juliana LaBianca
It takes your brain 15 minutes to regain focus after checking an email—whether you respond to it or not.
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Try this: Say the letters abcdefg and then the numbers 1234567 in succession. Now, say a1b2c3d4e5f6g7. See how much longer that took? Switching between two tasks causes your brain to slow down, according to economist and management consultant Caroline Webb, who uses this example in her book How to Have a Good Day. One professor and psychologist at the Human Information Procession Laboratory at Vanderbilt University even found that people working on two tasks simultaneously took up to 30 percent longer and made twice as many errors as those who completed the same tasks in sequence. Schedule your day into segments where you can try to focus on one task at a time. Check out these effortless ways to be more productive.
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Studies have found that people can only understand 1.6 conversations at a time—and our own inner monologues already count as one. "If you're in an office where you can overhear one person talking right next to you, they're taking up one of your 1.6," sound expert Julian Treasure said on NPR's TED Radio Hour. "Unless you put headphones on, that person's conversation is inevitably going to be decoded in your brain because we're programmed to decode conversation." These are some of the most annoying speaking habits, according to science.
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Version Control: Fiercely Smart, Fantastically Engrossing
Every year, there's at least one novel that catches me unawares for how much I love, and for which I wind up being an un-shut-up-able evangelist. This year, that novel is Dexter Palmer's fantastic, fiercely smart, mind-bendingly fun novel, Version Control.
This 500-page story is brimming with ideas — about technology, authenticity, race, loyalty, causality, history, science, Big Data, and yes, even time travel. It's fascinating and fun and heartbreaking and hilarious and all of the other things that make great fiction great.
So the deal is this: Rebecca and Phillip are a mostly average middle class, middle-aged couple. She works for an online dating service, spending her days trying to upsell poor dateless saps to the Platinum level. He's a physicist who has spent the last decade or so working on what he calls a "causality violation device." Yes, what this really is is a time machine, but you won't confuse this thing with any time machine in, say, H.G. Wells or even Stephen King — the only goal here, with the physics to back it up, is to send a robot back to a pre-established Point Zero, have it stay there for an hour, and return with evidence (a clock that's an hour off) that it's worked. Sadly, it doesn't work, and Phillip's once-promising career is flagging.
And so we spend the first several hundred pages hanging with Philip and Rebecca, and their friends. We get the couple's backstory, how they met, how Phillip got into physics, etc. When Palmer is focused on plot, and building affinity for his characters, he's really entertaining. But where he's at his best is when he's mixing in frequent and profoundly insightful ruminations on things like Kant's categorical imperative, our relationship with technology, how we are not the sum whole of what all the parts of our data say about us, and much, much more. All through this novel, I kept thinking, "Man, I wish David Foster Wallace was still around to see this. He would've LOVED this book."
But really, the less you know about what happens plotwise after the "getting to know you" phase, the better off you are, and the richer your reading experience will be. Just know things happen you won't expect and you'll have to put down the book, think hard, and go "wow."
This is truly a novel that deserves a wider readership. I was as totally engrossed by it as I was in awe of how smart it is, and how Palmer uses so many different elements of our modern world (even though this is set 10 years or so in the future) to explore his themes. I really loved it — a definite candidate for favorite of the year.
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The Nest: What's Money Between Siblings?
A great modern poet once wrote: "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might find you get what you need." That's the theme of Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney's terrific dysfunctional family story, The Nest. The questions of the novel: What happens when something you'd been counting on — in this case, a YUGE inheritance — is suddenly gone? How do you adjust? How do you extract the wrenches thrown in the works of your carefully laid plans?
What we have here is four New York City siblings, whose father died and left them all a trust. But the catch is that it could only be dispersed when the youngest sibling turns 40. The mother, Francie, a decidedly Lucille Bluth-like character, has resisted all requests from the four to borrow from The Nest...that is until only a few months before the money's about to be doled out, eldest son Leo wrecks his car with a 19-year-old-not-his-wife waitress, and some hush money is required.
So The Nest, a windfall all four siblings had counted on, is mostly gone. And though Leo, fresh from rehab, promises to pay them all back, they're all pretty skeptical he will. The story that unfolds is about how each sibling, to varying degrees of success, deals with the money being gone. They'd made plans. They'd kept certain financial indiscretions from their significant others. They'd lied.
This novel is just an absolute delight from cover to cover. It's funny, it's sad, it's chock full of social commentary and wickedly sharp observation. And these characters are so fully real — they're all empathetic, but the moment you start feeling badly for them, they do something that makes you just cringe.
I loved it! It's one my favorite novels of the year so far. Just so fun and scandalous — well worth the considerable hype!
Chicago: Novel of Broad Shoulders
Brian Doyle's novel, Chicago, is a brave book. It's a passionate, wistful love letter to a revered city...that includes a friggin' talking dog. It's hard to imagine Bellow or Cisneros, Roth or Wright, making that choice. But of course dog-as-character is a metaphor — for the diversity of the city itself, and eventually, for the attachment our narrator feels to it. And your ability to enjoy this novel will hinge almost solely on whether or not you can get past the fact that there's an anthropomorphized animal in an otherwise realistic novel. I was warned ahead of time, which helped, and so I ended up really enjoying this. So consider this your warning as well.
But let's back up a second: Chicago is about a young man, our first-person narrator, who moves to the city in the late 1970s (the specific year isn't important, because Doyle sort of combines events of several late-1970s years into one — the White Sox 1977 season, the Blizzard of 1979, Jane Byrne's election, etc.) to take a job as a journalist for a Catholic magazine in the Loop. He spends his free time exploring Chicago's neighborhoods with the dog Edward, who knows everyone and everything about Chicago.
Frankly, it's a story that's a bit short on story: Our new Chicagoan makes friends, plays basketball with gang members, hangs in blues clubs (like Kingston Mines), goes to White Sox games, helps his landlady out of a jam, plays matchmaker, and falls in love himself. But mostly, he spends a lot of time hanging out, philosophizing, and being shown the sites and the people with Edward, the stamp-collecting, Abraham Lincoln-obsessed talking dog.
As is the case with Edward the dog, whether you like this novel will depend on your reaction to several pages-long "thought bubbles" from the narrator himself, as well as soliloquies by various characters the narrator meets and befriends: The building manager of his Lakeview apartment building, who is Edward's owner, but in stark contrast to Edward, barely leaves the apartment, the mailman, a bus driver, etc. Sometimes, these are so eloquent they give you chills (a particularly beautiful one about the blues, for instance), as the narrator tries to identify the soul of Chicago; what makes Chicago the most American of American cities. Sometimes, however, these feel a bit overwritten or just seem like odd tangents that don't add much to the overall piece. But the latter are definitely fewer and farther between than the former.
So, if you're a Chicagoan, and you're attached to your city, as I am, this is highly recommended. It's certainly not Augie March, my personal favorite classic Chicago novel, but it's a solid addition to the overall Chicago canon.
The Regional Office Is Under Attack!: Fun! Fun! So Much Fun!
If you're like me, and fun is one of the main reasons you read, then stay tuned. Because I haven't had more fun with a book in a long, long time than I did with Manuel Gonzalez's crazy, goofy, hilarious, utterly original novel The Regional Office Is Under Attack!, out today.
What it's about: A mysterious organization called the Regional Office, housed in a secret location several stories below a Manhattan travel agency, uses a cadre of highly skilled young women warriors and assassins to protect the world from all that is dark and evil, including time traveling aliens and terrorist cartels. Founded by the mysterious possibly insane Oyemi, whose origin story includes becoming radioactive at a young age, and Mr. Niles, who has always loved her, the Regional Office may not, however, be all it seems. One of our two protagonists, the young and beautiful, but mercurial Sarah, is a Regional Office lifer, vowing to defend it to the death. Also, she has a mechanical arm, which allows her to kick more than the usual amount of ass.
Rose, a mere 17 years old, is our second protagonist and represents the opposition — the attackers of the Regional Office. She's already a graduate of Assassin School and is like a more foul-mouthed, smoking-and-boozing version of Katniss from The Hunger Games. But why is Rose attacking the Regional Office, and what is her organization of highly trained graduates of Assassin School all about?
As we learn more about the backgrounds of these characters, we begin to see a more full picture of everyone's motivations, and why they're making the decisions they are. We also learn about a mysterious man named Henry, who recruits Rose at the beginning of the novel and may or may not be playing both sides. But what is his motivation? Revenge? Love? If there's a "serious" theme at all to this novel, it's about how tough it is to make decisions without complete information, and the dire consequences of doing so.
But, really, this novel's more about fun. There's almost a comic book feel to it. And there are a million pop culture references, including several nods to Die Hard, which all the characters think they might be in at one point. It's not sci-fi, exactly, nor is it a thriller. This novel is really its own thing — I've never read anything quite like this. And I thoroughly enjoyed it. Just so much fun.
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Two Great Paperbacks: Private Citizens and The Sellout
Private Citizens, by Tony Tulathimutte — If I could nominate an alternate title for this incredibly well-written, smart debut novel, it'd be "Hot Mess Millennials Make Increasingly Bad Decisions." I really dug this book because to me the only thing better than reading about one character who can't get out of his/her own way is FOUR characters for which that's true. And that's what we have here. Four recent Stanford grads try to navigate their treacherous 20s in San Francisco, to vastly varying degrees of success.
I liked this book because it elevates itself well above the familiar theme of "life is hard when you're young and stupid." For one, stories like this almost always takes place in New York – so seeing this one unfold amidst the tech boom of mid-2000s San Francisco was fascinating. Secondly, the characters in this type of story are often good people striving against tough circumstances. These characters are decidedly...off. But they all have their redeeming qualities as well. There's your porn addicted tech guru who is dating a young ambitious woman who sees people as mere pawns in her grand scheme, a flighty nihilist who uses sex as power, an idealistic liberal activist who fails basic tests of common sense, and the perennial student with the odd upbringing
So if you liked A Little Life, but wanted a novel maybe a little shorter and a lot less horrifying, this is the story for you. Tulathimutte is a really talented, sharp writer — you might even see whispers of DFW here and there in the way he writes goofy logical double-binds and turns of phrases. Highly recommended!
The Sellout, by Paul Beatty — Oh man, this novel is something else — like what would happen if Chris Rock (and I'm sure Beatty would be apoplectic at this comparison) decided to convert a stand-up routine to a novel, but make it much smarter and even more irreverent. Crazy stuff here! No racial taboo is untouched in this year's National Book Critics Circle award winner, and it is utterly, completely hilarious. Though it does lose a little momentum at the end (which isn't a huge deal, it's a short book), this is one of the funnier novels I've read in long time — but it's sure not for the easily offended.
It almost reads like a collection of set pieces (comedy bits?), but a story does emerge — it's about a guy named Bonbon Me, a black guy who is a farmer, surfer, grower of amazingly good fruit and weed, and rider of horses. The story takes place in present day in the town of Dickens, California, a Los Angeles suburb/neighborhood that has been zoned as farmland, but has turned seedy, like many other black LA 'hoods. Bonbon goes about his life in typical fashion, owning a slave who happens to be the last surviving Little Rascal, trying to re-segregate schools, pining for his long-time crush who has married a rapper named DJ Panache, and working hard to get Dickens re-recognized on maps.
It's a novel rich in irony, cultural references, and laugh-out-loud jokes. If you liked Americanah, but thought it just a touch too serious, this is the book for you. Great.
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I have recently acquired this print of Scarborough dated 1756 which I believe was originally a fold-out illustration in the Gentleman's Magazine.
What is so lovely about it is that it shows bathing machines at this very early date. Scarborough was in the vanguard of the new craze for sea bathing, helped by the fact that its original spa was actually on the beach.
The first mention of bathing machines is in 1721 when a Nicholas Blundell mentions "a Conveniency for Bathing in the Sea." In 1735 "Conveniencies" were being provided at Scarborough for ladies (gentlemen simply walked into the sea naked (regardless of spectators) or jumped in from rowing boats. I can count five machines in the sea and another six waiting at the foot of the cliffs (rather indistinct, but behind the furthest carriage with horses on the beach).
The machines in the sea are of two types – one looks like a modern garden shed on wheels, rectangular with a pitched roof. The other is square with a pyramidal roof.
None of them have the "modesty hood" or "tilt" invented in 1753 by Benjamin Beale, a Quaker from Margate. This unfolded like an umbrella at the front allowing the bather to swim modestly hidden. Ladies and gentlemen in elegant clothes have been driven down to the beach in their carriages and would have had a perfect view of the bathers, all of whom would have been naked. Sack-like garments for ladies soon appeared but it was considered effeminate for men to wear anything until well into the 19th century.
Now the drought is over I am returning to the garden in an attempt to rescue the parched remains and thinking it might be time for a makeover. And where better to turn for landscaping tips than Ackermann's Repository of the Arts?
Apparently, once I have excavated and elevated I will have created something ideal for "garden seats, temples and alcoves… suited to retirement and study." I don't think a temple would work, but Ackermann helpfully illustrates an "alcove" that might fit in. It would certainly startle the neighbours.
How soon did sightseers arrive on the battlefield of Waterloo? Astonishingly, the answer is, first thing next morning. Some brave – or very foolhardy – gentlemen had ridden out from Brussels while the fighting was still in progress, which might be expected, but Cavalié Mercer, commander of G Troop Royal Horse Artillery, records the first 'day trippers.' In his Journal of the Waterloo Campaign, Kept Through the Campaign of 1815, he records how on the morning of the 19th, immediately after the battle, he was surveying the field, helping get water to the wounded and seeing his men were fed. They made a stew of a "quarter of veal, which they had found in a muddy ditch" and ate for the first time in three days, surrounded by mangled corpses and the wounded.
Charlotte Anne Eaton, novelist and travel writer, was staying with her brother in Brussels before and during the battle and they visited on July 15th. She recorded her impressions in The Days of Battle or Quatre Bras and Waterloo by An Englishwoman. She had to have a very strong stomach to cope with what they found.
Others simply seemed to want to collect whatever they could find in their passion for souvenirs. The local people lost no time in setting up a battlefield tourism industry – and who can blame them, considering the chaos their lives and livelihoods had been thrown into? They scavenged the battlefield for everything from weapons to bits of uniform to the books and letters of the fallen and discovered that the tourists would buy almost anything. Or, help themselves. One significant victim was the 'Wellington Tree'. John Scott, a journalist, described its significance in Paris Revisited, in 1815, By Way of Brussels: Including A Walk Over the Field of Battle At Waterloo. (Longman, Hurst etc. London. 1816).
Below is a picture of La Belle Alliance, drawn on June 25th. It became a virtual tourist centre, stuffed with items to buy and with guides, both locals and military, to take visitors over the battlefield.
My other tourists were a young man on a spree with his friends, a lawyer and friend of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Southey, the Poet Laureate. They all had their own motives for visiting and each account recounts different emotions and reactions to what they found. Perhaps the remarks that moved me most were those of John Scott, searching for – and finding – hope in the shattered, trampled, bloody ground where, somehow, flowers were managing to bloom.


Your hope can counter hopelessness!
As the story goes, a man climbed to the top of a tall bridge to attempt to keep a distraught man from jumping. He inquired as to what was so bad to evoke this drastic action. After listening to his tale of woe for several minutes … both men jumped.
King David's advisors in Psalm 11 had also witnessed bad news and portents of calamity just around the corner. They advised David to escape to someplace safe. "What can the righteous do but flee?" they reasoned.
There will always be people who see no other option. Life has gotten so bad, so fraught with danger and impending doom that jumping or fleeing are the only options left on their menu of life.
But wait! As David responded to the doomsayers, God is still in heaven and is still in control of his world. Evidence may point to a different conclusion but what the eyes see and ears hear is not the whole story. A child of God is one who has the capability (and responsibility) of seeing through the obvious … to the real.
Scripture attaches the word 'temporal' or temporary to what we can see and hear. And that would include news reports, the offerings of the pundits, results of recent polls, conjecturing of people speaking from misinformed information or from perilously terrified hearts.
To the child of God there is always another story to be told.
This week when you come in contact with someone who has given in to hopelessness, don't jump with him. Tell the other side of the story. Fleeing to the mountains for safety isn't the answer. Trusting God is … every time! He's not only worthy of our trust, but is the Light at the end of anyone's darkest tunnel.


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Most clients we work with speak too much and say too little. Fact. The transformational leader, flips this by mastering the art of listening. When the master listener opens her mouth a few searing, freakin' magic words of wisdom trickle out. She usually only offers up one thing and then, just as we're leaning in to drink more – she stops. Instead of blathering on, the transformational leader is ccd (clear, concise, and direct) and then asks the receiver what they heard. You see, friend, you and I don't hear well. So, we assume the same is true for our team. We develop the virtuous habit of slowing down and asking the receiver what they heard. Without any fan fare, we simply accept that we will have to rinse and repeat until it's squeaky clean – until the receiver gets it. This is a habit of master connectors. Is it one of yours?
Imagine you're in a new city and driving from the airport to one of your new prospects. You put the destination in your iphone and head out of the rental lot. You relax and listen for instructions from your phone. Upon arrival at your first four way stop, you tune in awaiting instructions from your smart phone. Instead of just giving you the next move to make, your smart phone decides to be more efficient and spit out the next twelve turns to make. Here's what would happen next, friend. Your brain would freak and then freeze. Too much good information is not good. Fact.
"Turn right here," I can handle.
So, leader, remember the same is true with your guidance. Even when given the green light, send less. Even when you are facing a horder of bad habits, send less correction. Even when you're invited in after all these years, send less. Send less, my well intentioned friend. Even when you've mastered telling teammates what to do, send less. Instead, master the art of the question. Master getting your teammate to think more critically and owning their way forward. Make them tell you more. Send less.
I tell all my clients to write narratives and throw up on paper whatever they're thinking. You cannot write too much when it comes to getting clarity. However, when it comes to connecting your thinking to your team, master the art of being ccd. Speak less and say more. The greatest speeches in the history of time are all short ones. Lincoln's Gettysburg address is two minutes. You're not Lincoln, friend, so tighten it up. Listen and tune in like an animal being stalked. Become a master listener. Master the art of the curious/challenging question. When you open your mouth, speak from your informed head and warm heart.
Yesterday, a client of mine got clarity around changing his questions from Heisman invoking "why" questions to more curious "how" and "what" varieties. Here's the readers digest version of how it went down. He spoke throughout most of our hour together. He told me more. I did my job and tuned in like an animal being stalked. The clarity came when we took a few minutes to role play a crucial conversation. I hit him with a few searing words of specific instruction. Ccd, freakin' magic in the making. When I asked him to write me what he heard, he got the message. You see, friend, "Turn right here," we can handle.


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British Youth Council partner with National Express to launch new youth panel
Ayesha Babar
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 / Published in News
National Express are launching their first ever youth panel following recomendations published in June 2012 by our Youth Select Committee on public Transport and Young People. National Express is working in partnership with The British Youth Council to launch a youth panel as part of the National Express Youth Promise.
National Express, to date, remains the only transport company to have followed up on the Youth Select Committee's report on Transport and Young People.
The new National Express Youth Panel will comprise of a maximum of 10 young people, aged 16 years to 25 years.
There will be an aspirational commitment to recruit young people from different geographical areas and cultural backgrounds so long as they meet the criteria.
Tom Stables, Managing Director, National Express UK Coach said: "Millions of young people travel with National Express every year so it is vital we make sure we are fully in touch with the things that matter to them. We're absolutely committed to working with – and listening to – young people which is why we set up the Youth Promise. Now, we want to appoint our first-ever Youth Panel to make sure we remain on track and I really hope to see representatives from all over the UK on this panel. This is a rare opportunity to influence policy at one of the UK's best-recognised brands and we hope it is going to offer a springboard to an ambitious young talent.
Chante Joseph, Vice Chair for Participation and Development said: "National Express are leading the way with youth participation – and working with us to ensure a youth voice is heard in their decision making process. As part of our ongoing campaign to make transport more accessible and affordable we d like to see companies follow their example, but in the meantime urge young people to step forward and take up this opportunity"
How can I get involved?
You must be prepared to travel independently and by coach.
You must be able to attend all 3 national meetings held throughout the year, dates below.
Panel meeting dates:
Monday 30th March – Birmingham
Thursday 23rd July – London
Monday 26th October – Birmingham
Fill in and return the below application form by 5pm on Friday 27th February 2015 to Sally Palmer (sally.palmer@byc.org.uk)
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Also! Be sure to stop by the Mixed Roots Film & Literary Festival's fundraising site on Indiegogo and donate what you can! This is such an important event for mixed stories, and I am SO excited to be doing a reading there on June 11th; especially considering I will be in the amazing company of some of my writing heroes, such as Nina Revoyr & Susan Straight!
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In our Small Membership Insight Survey, we asked participants what they'd like to find out from their peers. After receiving a long list of topics, we are trying to offer some tips and ideas to address our survey respondents' questions. So in this article, we'll focus on the question: how do smaller organizations meet their volunteer requirements to plan and execute events?
Where do your event volunteers rank on your "to do" list?
Where do your event volunteers rank on your "to do" list?
For small organizations that may not have a volunteer manager, you might consider either striking a recruitment committee or establishing a volunteer coordinator role as part of your event volunteer leadership team. Alternately, if you have already identified individuals to manage the various event functions (e.g., venue, promotion, registration, etc.), you could have each of these folks take responsibility for recruiting their own team.
Do you have a volunteer database you can check for recruits?
Has your organization asked for volunteers in the past and neglected to follow-up? If so, now is a good time to reach out.
Once you've recruited your event volunteers, it's time to focus on creating an environment that makes them feel welcomed and valued so they have an experience that is fun as well as rewarding for all involved.
Making the effort to get your volunteers off to a good start is important since these individuals will become the face of your organization at the event – helping and mingling with your audience, VIPs, potential supporters, speakers, etc. In addition, these volunteers who are giving their time and effort to support your organization, may also be members or donors – the very folks your organization is trying to engage and retain. So it is important that they understand their role and feel part of a team working towards a common goal. In a nutshell – they are your organization's goodwill ambassadors (at least during the event).
Make volunteers feel welcome: Whether it is the first event meeting of many or the actual day of the event – someone needs to take time to say welcome, offer a brief orientation to the organization, the event and the venue. Ensure all of the volunteers are properly introduced and know who they can turn to with questions or concerns.
Offer clear role descriptions and training: Offering a clear description of the job they are tasked with, and training to ensure their success, benefits everyone involved. If there is a large network of volunteers and multiple tasks or groups, be sure to ask new recruits what they want to do and what they are good at to ensure their interests and skills match their volunteer job.
New volunteers can feel overwhelmed or isolated if they aren't sure what to do and it can also get tiresome trying to figure things out without any support. This kind of frustration can lead volunteers to feeling they are wasting their time. If possible, pair people up with more experienced volunteers who can answer questions and make them feel part of a team.
Help volunteers understand how their work makes a difference: If a volunteer is new to your organization it might be difficult to fit into or feel a part of the machinations of an annual or ongoing event. It can also be hard for them to understand how the tasks they are assigned fit into or make a difference in the big scheme of things. So, whether they are staffing a registration table, handing out programs or setting up for a silent auction, try to ensure they understand how important their job is to the event's success.
Motivate and challenge volunteers and make it fun: Find out what they are interested in and what skills they have to offer, and try to fit the volunteer with the available tasks to keep them motivated. Also listen and be open to their ideas and suggestions. Even though there's lots of work to do, try to make this a fun and rewarding experience too.
"The first thing we must always do is "Ask." The second thing is to "Explain" what positions are available and what would be the best fit for their talent and interest. The third thing is to encourage and help create a motivating environment even though we are asking them to work hard and to do it without pay. The fourth thing is to keep in touch, to call and let them know we appreciate their involvement and that we look forward to seeing them next year and to bring a friend, relative or anyone else that may be looking to contribute new ideas and energy toward a very worthy cause."
Just as you thank, acknowledge and recognize your speakers, sponsors and partners, it's also important to thank your volunteers. Since they are critical to your event's success, thank volunteers often and recognize them well. Thank your volunteers for signing up; thank them for attending meetings; thank them for their efforts and ideas; and then thank them again when it's over for helping make your event a success!
Volunteer recognition or rewards can take many forms – e.g., listing their names on a slide, in a program, on your website. It could also involve hosting a post-event meeting and celebration. Sometimes ensuring there is a place at a table for a dinner, or an introduction to a speaker or VIP may be all the reward a volunteer needs.
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While exploring the alleys and narrow sidestreets of old Varanasi, we were going down this particularly quiet street. Almost no one around – some footsteps could be heard somewhere further down.
We walked by this modest bakery. Behind the low counter, on the floor in the dimly lit interior, sat an old man. He was calmly preparing pastries and pieces of paneer. He was in no hurry – in fact he had an air about him of dignified deliberation.
As we were passing by my sixth sense started tingling: photo opportunity. I slowed down and asked Lauri to wait. I didn't want to be blunt and just go up in the baker's face, wielding a camera. So I decided to work my way into the situation, find my place in that bubble.
I walked up and said hello, asked him what he was preparing. He didn't speak English, but we understood each other. There were pieces of paneer floating in one bowl, and in another I could spot some galub jamun. That's my route. So I asked for two, and a cookie to boot. I was handed a styrofoam cup and a wooden spoon, and the baker fished out a couple from their sugary bath.
We sat down on a wooden bench across the alley and I dug in. The gulab jamun was saturated with syrup, I swear it was sweeter than pure sugar. Almost too much to bear. As I was struggling with the stuff I told Lauri about my plan, that I'd ask the man for a photo if I survive the sugary shock. He'd get a few too.
I hope you appreciate this, I said to him, I'm taking one for the team here. I'm going to get diabetes from these, so make your shots count.
After I was done I thanked the man, pointed to my camera and asked if it was ok if I took a few. He straightened up just a little bit and gave a slight nod. I took two photos, showed them to him and told him he looked handsome in them. We had a laugh about it and shook hands.
After Lauri got his we waved goodbye and continued down the street – one of us maniacally wide-eyed on a sugar high for the next half hour, but happy with the result.


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Alexandru Florin Cotoi (conocido también como Alex Cotoi) es un compositor, productor y disc-jockey rumano. A través de los años, el artista ha trabajado con varias cantantes de alto perfil, entre ellas Delia Matache, Irina Rimes, Inna y Alexandra Stan. Cotoi ganó el Premio Grammy al mejor álbum de rock latino/alternativo tras su participación en la composición del tema «Baddest Girl in Town» (2015), presente en el noveno álbum de estudio de Pitbull, Dale (2015). Desde 2019, bajo su nombre artístico Sickotoy, comenzó a publicar sencillos exitosos como «Addicted» y «You Don't Love Me» con Minelli y Roxen, respectivamente; ambas canciones ingresaron dentro del top 5 en la lista Airplay 100.

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Doctors at the Hospital De La Concepción in San German stabilized the young girl as soon as she arrived and had her moved to the University Pediatric Hospital in San Juan
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A 13-year-old girl who was set on fire by her ex-boyfriend because she ended their relationship is now fighting for her life with 90 percent burns on her body.
The incident, which occurred at the girl's residence in the Southwestern Puerto Rican town of Cabo Rojo Saturday night, saw 19-year-old Wilson Javier Meléndez Bonilla, enter the home and douse the youngster's body with gasoline before setting her ablaze, according to a Daily Mail report.
During the altercation, the victim's mother, 34-year-old Nanette Martínez Camacho, sustained minor burns to her face and arms while attempting to rescue her daughter. According to reports, the girl's nine-year-old brother was also burned with non-life threatening injuries during the premeditated attack.
Doctors at the Hospital De La Concepción in San German stabilized the young girl as soon as she arrived and had her moved to the University Pediatric Hospital in San Juan for further treatment.
Meléndez Bonilla was still at the home when responding officers arrived and arrested him. He was subsequently booked at a jail in Ponce on seven counts, including three attempted murder charges, and couldn't secure his release after failing to meet a $3.5million bail bond imposed by a judge in Mayagüez.
According to the girl's mother, she knew her daughter was friends with Bonilla but had no idea they were involved in a relationship, according to Puerto Rican news outlet Isla Oeste.
Bonilla reportedly dumped gasoline over the victim while she was sleeping on a couch and set her ablaze, according to Sergeant Joel Ayala Del Valle. Speaking to investigators, the suspect revealed he met the girl six months ago when she was just 12 before he started attending a middle school in her vicinity, according to El Vocero. Bonilla also said he had gone a month without seeing her after the young victim had called off their relationship.
In a conversation with WOLE 12, Keilla Bonilla, the suspect's mother, said the girl's parents should also be held liable for the violent attack. "They knew that he slept with her in the house," Keilla said. "The situation was addressed to them many times... He left my house two months to be with her."
According to the distraught mother, she had pleaded with her son on multiple occasions to stop seeing the girl as she was underage. "I am very sorry about what is happening," Keilla said. "I am a mother and I know that the girl is suffering. I ask God for the girl to get better."


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Dancers, dance enthusiasts, and general audiences alike will find much to enjoy in this film. Highly recommended.
Broadcast many years ago on The Ed Sullivan Show, the original ballet was a sensation. A half-century later, NY Export: Opus Jazz offers a fine update. Recommended.