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Andy Cohen knows what the people want to know! In his latest very informative Watch What Happens Live game, the host played "Spill the Push ParTEA" with La La Anthony, getting the TRL veteran to reveal tidbits about Beyoncé's colorful push party in May ahead of the twins' arrival in June.
Like any true friend of Bey's, Anthony stayed mum on many details of the day, and claimed memory loss for others. She did remember that Beyoncé wore "a beautiful belly" and served "the most amazing food I remember. It was like a backyard barbecue." Of course, we know Bey adorned her belly with a henna tattoo and wore a gorgeous headdress.
Anthony didn't know the sexes of the twins at the time, although according to recent reports, the couple welcomed a baby boy and girl named Sir and Rumi Carter.
No one gave speeches, as far as Anthony remembers, but ("duh!") JAY-Z made an appearance and "of course" Bey's mini-me Blue Ivy joined the party. Blue was apparently "very excited" to be getting some mini-mes of her own.
Anthony wouldn't say what she got for the twins, and she didn't remember whether Beyoncé opened her gifts in front of the guests or if any of the singer's hits played while they partied.
She confirmed that Beyoncé's former Destiny's Child bandmate, Michelle William, was definitely in attendance — and we already knew Kelly Rowland was there — but gave no word on why Kim Kardashian didn't make it to the fête, despite Anthony's close friendship with both.
Blue, Sir, and Rumi's grandmother Tina Knowles was a "50" on the turnt up scale from one to 10, while grandfather Matthew Knowles, who received backlash after sharing a welcome note to the twins on Twitter, may not have attended at all.
While Anthony was coy about many of the details, Cohen couldn't blame her one bit, and even admired her sealed lips. "She's not gonna eff up her friendship with the Queen Bey!" he noted.
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Troy Hicks
Central Michigan University | CMU · Department of Teacher Education and Professional Development
Dr. Troy Hicks is a professor of English and education at Central Michigan University. He directs both the Chippewa River Writing Project and the Master of Arts in Educational Technology degree program. A former middle school teacher, he collaborates with K–12 colleagues and explores how they implement new literacies in their classrooms. He can be followed on Twitter: @hickstro
Resident Physician Interactions and Engagement With Written Assessments of Performance
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Olivia Bolen
Mary Jo Wagner
Sally A. Santen
Background and objectives: Despite the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) to provide feedback, assessments are often not meeting the needs of resident learners. The objective of this study was to explore residents' approach to reviewing, interpreting, and incorporating the feedback provided in written...
"It improves our writing enthusiasm": Exploring multimodal resources for teaching contemporary college English writing in China
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As Chinese college students work toward writing proficiency in English, a tension between direct, teacher-led instruction that focuses on proper usage conflicts with changes in literacy practices enabled by technology. As a visiting scholar to an American university, Author 1 was compelled to use strategies she saw in Author 2's first year writing...
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Gap analysis of current and desired states of agricultural teachers' professional competency components for working with students with special needs
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Mohammad Chizari
Masoud Bijani
The present study aimed to assess the current state of professional competencies (PCs) [general and specific competencies (GSCs)] in Iranian agricultural teachers (ATs) for working with students with special needs (SSNs), to compare it with the desired state, and then to analyze their gaps. The statistical population of this study consisted of two...
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Tensions between high school writing curricula and students' lived literacies persist in spite of burgeoning research in multimodal composition. Drawn from the second iteration of a multi-year formative experiment, this narrative explores the dissonance stemming from the meeting of these two worlds in a project titled Digital Self Portrait. This co...
To Teach and Serve: Reimagining a Master's Degree in Educational Technology in the Midst of Pandemic Pedagogy.
Raymond Francis
Mike Deschryver
Jennifer Weible
Rethinking the Teaching of Writing in an Era of Remote Learning: Lessons Learned from a Local Site of the National Writing Project
As the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close in the spring of 2020, teacher consultants from a local writing project site were compelled to make their practice public, sharing conversations about what remote learning and the teaching of writing could look like through a series of eight webinars and, subsequently, an open institute in the summer...
Critical, creative, and compassionate: Teaching English in an era of COVID-19
We all have stories of the COVID-19 pandemic that have been etched in memory, and it was a combination of two factors within the context of my home state of Michigan that I begin this discussion of my own response across the spring of 2020. It was already late March, and just after Michigan's governor had issued her first 'stay safe, stay home' ord...
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Professional Development in Science and Writing
Science Notebooks
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Ask, Explore, Write!: An Inquiry-Driven Approach to Science and Literacy Learning
Visual Explanations with Infographics
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Mingyuan Zhang
For centuries, both the technologies of literacy—from cuneiform tablets to the printing press to, most recently, the smartphone—as well as the practices of reading, writing, listening, speaking, viewing, and visually representing have evolved. In the late 1990s, with the emergence of the hyperlinked and increasingly visual form of the Internet know...
Read Like a Writer, Write for Your Reader
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Lauren Zucker
Since the emergence of the World Wide Web and e‐reading devices in the late 1990s and early 2000s, reading research has focused on issues of website credibility, search and navigation strategies, and the ability to comprehend text on‐screen as compared with in print. What has been missing, however, are data about the specific texts that adolescents...
Hypertext and Hypermedia Writing
Hypertext and hypermedia refer to compositions that are created with and read/viewed by digital technologies such as computers, tablets, or smartphones. In addition to having textual elements (words, sentences, paragraphs), hypertexts contain links to other documents available on the Internet. In addition, hypermedia is distinguished from hypertext...
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Many educators are looking for alternative ways to encourage and recognize student learning, yet new approaches bring forth new challenges. This article recounts a high school teacher's efforts to implement a digital badging (micro-credentialing) program in the English Language Arts classroom as an alternative to traditional forms of assessment. Af...
Reprint: Beliefs for Integrating Technology into the English Language Arts Classroom
T L Lynch
J Bartels
L N…zucker
Beliefs for Integrating Technology into the English Language Arts Classroom
Clarice Moran
Tom Liam Lynch
These belief statements were developed in 2018 by the ELATE commission's Digital Literacies in Teacher Education commission. They offer a layered framework to support colleagues in their efforts to confidently and creatively explore networked, ubiquitous technologies in a way that deepens and expands the core principles of practice that have emerge...
Teaching Peer Feedback as Ethical Practice
Susan Golab
Reconsidering Evidence in Real World Arguments
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Tessa Jolls
Michelle Schira Hagerman
Kristine Elizabeth Pytash
In today's global culture and economy, in which individuals have access to information at their fingertips at all times, digital and media literacy are essential to participate in society. But what specific competencies must young citizens acquire? How do these competencies influence pedagogy? How are student knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors cha...
From Texting to Teaching: Grammar Instruction in a Digital Age
Liz Kolb
Implementation of blogging as an alternative to the lab report
J. Bruner
Tolga Kaya
Undergraduate engineering laboratory courses are designed to increase students' hands-on capabilities through application of theoretical knowledge. However, a laboratory manual may lack any connection to prior content, and expectations for thoughtful, developed writing are minimal. In this article, an instructor's implementation of a collaborative...
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Richard Ferdig
In this article, we draw on the experiences of two young adults, Beth and Jamie (pseudonyms), who participated in a connectivist Massive Open Online Course (cMOOC) to explore how adolescents can become active members in a community of learners and the digital literacy practices that support this entry. We argue that Beth and Jamie engaged in digita...
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Dawn Reed
Are We "Reading Right?": Bringing Connected Reading Practices to the Classroom
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Forum: Teacher-Writers: Then, Now, and Next
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James E Fredricksen
Leah A. Zuidema
In this article, we reflect upon "the teacher as writer" and describe how we see this concept and movement developing. We articulate a view of the teacher-writer as empowered advocate. Using examples from our scholarship, we illustrate how this powerful idea can transform research conducted about and with teachers. Finally, we draw attention to the...
Create, compose, connect!: Reading, writing, and learning with digital tools
Find out how to incorporate digital tools into your English language arts class to improve students' reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Authors Jeremy Hyler and Troy Hicks show you that technology is not just about making a lesson engaging; it's about helping students become effective creators and consumers of information in today's...
What now? Shifting our colleagues' perceptions of digital writing
Though many teachers, including the authors in this collection, are incorporating digital writing tools and making significant changes in their instruction, too many other teachers are not. Based on the results of a Pew Internet and National Writing Project survey, this chapter explores six skills that a majority of writing teachers describe as "es...
Adding the "Digital Layer"
Information Resources Management Association
Opportunities for teachers to engage in professional development that leads to substantive change in their instructional practice are few, yet the National Writing Project (NWP) provides one such "transformational" experience through their summer institutes (Whitney, 2008). Also, despite recent moves in the field of English education to integrate d...
Reimagining a Writer's Process Through Digital Storytelling
Jodi Stratton
Building on Hillocks' (1995) concepts of the declarative and procedural knowledge that writers need in order to craft effective writing, this article explores the writing process of one pre-service teacher as she moved from a personal narrative to an essay to a digital story. The authors argue that digital writers—in addition to needing declarative...
Write, respond, repeat: a model for teachers' professional writing groups in a digital age
Erin Busch-Grabmeyer
Amanda Smoker
Adding the "Digital Layer": Examining One Teacher's Growth as a Digital Writer Through an NWP Summer Institute and Beyond
Opportunities for teachers to engage in professional development that leads to substantive change in their instructional practice are few, yet the National Writing Project (NWP) provides one such "transformational" experience through their summer institutes (Whitney, 2008). Also, despite recent moves in the field of English education to integrate d...
"That's not Writing": Exploring the Intersection of Digital Writing, Community Literacy, and Social Justice
Communities—and their literacies—exist within larger contexts, and writing has the potential to empower or oppress, to maintain the status quo, or to transform the collective community. School is one such context and, in recent years, the nature of writing has changed; digital writing skills needed to participate in contemporary society do not alwa...
Same as it ever was: Enacting the promise of teaching, writing and new media.
Bud Hunt
Carl Young
Because Digital Writing Matters: Improving Student Writing in Online and Multimedia Environments
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Danielle Nicole Devoss
Elyse Eidman-Aadahl
Transforming the Group Paper with Collaborative Online Writing
Peter Kittle
Creating a group paper has always made unusual demands on students as they figure out their role in the process of collaborative authorship. Inviting writers to work with newer technologies, such as online word processors and wikis, can provide opportunities to make the process and outcomes of collaboration more transparent. In this article, collab...
The Digital Writing Workshop
Running to Stand Still: Research in Teaching English with Technology
Keepin' it Real: Multiliteracies in the English Classroom
Dawn M. Reed
Rethinking the Purposes and Processes for Designing Digital Portfolios
Anne Russo
Tara Autrey
Cathy Edington
As digital portfolios become more prevalent in teacher education, the purposes and processes for creating them have become contested. Originally meant to be critical and reflective spaces for learning about multimedia and conceived as contributing to professional growth, research shows that digital portfolios are now increasingly being used to prov...
Expanding the Conversation: A Commentary Toward Revision of Swenson, Rozema, Young, McGrail, and Whitin
As a commentary aimed toward revision of "Beliefs About Techno logy and the Preparation of English Teachers: Beginning the Conversation" (Swenson, Rozema, Young, McGrail, & Whitin, 2005), this paper encourages the authors to focus on the multiliteracies that technologies enable as a guiding theme rather than on techno logies themselves. It also con...
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N N Portsmouth
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Aussies Open to Spiritual Conversations
New study finds that 4 in 5 Australians, particularly young people, are open to talking about spiritual topics, including views that are different from their own.
Younger generations are the most open to having a conversation about spirituality.
The research, conducted by McCrindle Research on behalf of Alpha Australia surveyed 1,000 Australian adults. The study found that 4 in 10 Australians were either extremely (20%) or very (18%) open to exploring different faiths and spiritual views. Younger Australians are more likely to be extremely or very open to these conversations (50% Gen Z, 44% Gen Y cf. 39% Gen X, 25% Baby Boomers; 31% Builders). 1 in 3 of those aged 57 or over said they would not be open to a spiritual conversation about views held other than their own.
Melinda Dwight, National Director of Alpha Australia
Melinda Dwight, National Director of Alpha Australia says, "There is a great deal of uncertainty and fear as we as a country rebuild post Covid. Many Australians have come to the conclusion that there is value in the exploration of who we are spiritually and that individualism and materialism are ultimately deeply dissatisfying."
The poll also found that men were less likely to be open than women to a spiritual conversation, with 1 in 4 saying they were strongly committed to their current views and would not consider exploring other faiths or spiritual views (24% men cf. 17% women).
Millions of people around the world have attended Alpha to explore the Christian faith in a safe and welcoming setting. Despite recent reports of Christianity in decline in Australia in recent decades, Alpha Australia has seen over 500,000 attending since it launched.
Ben Higgins, National Youth Director
Ben Higgins, National Youth Director says "For years, hundreds of thousands of Australians have seen Alpha as a safe space - not only to explore questions of faith, but to feel a real sense of belonging. In a culture where isolation and superficiality are the norms, Alpha creates an opportunity for young people to develop meaningful relationships and explore deep topics, without fear of ostracism or judgement."
About Alpha Australia
Millions of people have tried Alpha all around the world, and it has been translated into over 100 different languages. Developed as a short course at HTB in London, in 1990 Nicky Gumbel took over running Alpha and found that many people outside of the church wanted to explore the Christian faith. Alpha now runs in every part of the global church, including the Catholic Church, the Orthodox Church and all mainline Protestant denominations.
Results based on an online survey of 1,000 Australian adults, representative of the Australian population by age, gender and state/territory. Fieldwork conducted from 12 – 17 March, 2021. Conducted by McCrindle Research.
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The trucking industry is leading the charge in quelling consumers appetites for critical goods during the coronavirus pandemic. As more people work from home and consumer demand continues, could the industry be poised for success in 2021?
by Olivia Overman
COVID-19 changed everything about the trucking industry, particularly freight movement. As consumer appetite for spending increases in many areas that are critical for trucking companies to succeed, could the industry be poised for success in 2021?
"While truckers struggled throughout much of the early part of 2020, freight demand increased significantly in many segments," says Mark Gallagher, national transportation practice leader, Risk Placement Services.
As the year progressed, the extraordinary impact COVID-19 had on the trucking freight market became more apparent. "Haulers of critical goods such as food, water, paper and household items have been in great demand," Gallagher says.
In the third quarter of 2020, retail sales rose 7% compared to the same quarter in 2019, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. "Additionally, e-commerce sales rose more than 36% in the third quarter of 2020 compared to the same quarter in 2019," Gallagher says. Making up 14.3% of sales in the third quarter of 2020, e-commerce is seen as the rising segment that trucking companies are looking to take advantage of.
"With many people working from home, consumer spending shifted from travel, restaurants and entertainment to e-commerce, groceries and home improvement projects," says Peter Niro, truck product development manager, Progressive Insurance.
The abrupt shift from buying services to buying goods in response to the pandemic "prompted shippers to post more loads to the spot market, which is predominantly serviced by owner operators and small carriers," Niro says. "It created an extraordinary opportunity for drivers to get their own motor carrier authority and to benefit from record-high spot rates brought about by network imbalances in the supply chain."
"Spot rates correspond to the rate per mile that professional truckers are paid on the spot market, and it reached a five-year high in the third quarter of 2020," Niro says. And while trucking insurance continues to remain in a hard market with carriers seeking significant rate increases, "higher spot rates make it easier for new motor carriers to keep their business afloat by making monthly expenses like insurance more manageable," he adds.
"For-hire trucking has generally fared better than other business classes, but it depends on the commodity being hauled," Niro continues. "The pandemic provided a significant tailwind to truck operations that predominantly transport consumer packaged goods and medical supplies, but it adversely impacted those that transport goods in support of live entertainment, trade shows, non-residential construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas production."
Current economic indicators suggest a positive outlook for the trucking industry based on consumer spending. However, while there are opportunities for growth, rising costs may temper this from becoming overwhelming growth, according to Gallagher.
He says several factors are still areas of concern for the future success of the industry: socioeconomic conditions, nuclear verdicts, the rising cost of healthcare, workers compensation expenses, rising auto rates, high cost of equipment, distracted driving and the rising lack of qualified drivers in the industry. The issues plaguing the industry for years haven't gone away.
A problem exacerbated in 2020 is driver shortages, a situation that deteriorated as commercial driver's license schools temporarily closed in response to the pandemic. "The driver shortage has been a longstanding concern for the trucking industry, and it was ranked the industry's number one issue in a report recently published by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI)," Niro says.
The high costs of nuclear verdicts also continue to make it harder for fleets to get affordable insurance, but "moving forward, advising clients to purchase excess insurance can round out coverage to provide more protection," Gallagher says.
"As the market continues to harden with fewer players, there is little if any overall growth in market capacity," says Bryan Woods, chief operations and financial officer, Paramount General Agency—a subsidiary of Integrated Specialty Coverages.
On the reinsurance side "we're seeing it become more and more difficult to find reinsurance partners for those layers above $1 million," says Dan Clements, director of sales, transportation, Sentry Insurance. "And for those willing to participate, rates are often increasing well into double digits and well above the rate increases in the primary layers."
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What's going on is sort of confused.
Firsttime teaming of Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, a natural, gives the sophisticated romantic caper an international appeal, plus the selling points of adventure, suspense and suberb comedy.
Donen's typically slick comedy thriller, ingeniously scripted by Peter Stone, is a mammoth audience teaser.
I tell you, this light-hearted picture is full of such gruesome violence.
Made when the studio system was on its last legs, Charade still feels fresh, quick-witted, nothing like the artificial, airless Hollywood pictures of its time.
Charade is able to successfully transcend the romance, comedy, and suspense thriller genres because of the cast, screenplay, and score.
A novel, auteur-driven film populated with reliably charismatic stars; even at the age of 50 it leaves most modern produce in the dust. It was also a hit. Five decades later, why has Hollywood not learnt their lesson?
It's glossy, charming, silly, and far too self-aware to be at all thrilling.
Charming comedy-romance-thriller pairing Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, intelligently scripted by Peter Stone and directed in distinctly Hitchcockian style by Stanley Donen.
Audrey Hepburn's in Paris and in some trouble. Her husband has been killed and these gorillas show up suddenly grunting about one quarter of a million dollars missing. Who can she trust? The only guy available (Cary Grant) changes his name, and his story (and thus the movie's title), daily. And people are being killed. Interestingly, the director Donen quite literally throws this at Grant but Hepburn steals the film anyhow. In the final analysis it all doesn't quite add up logically, but the charm of the leads, and Paris, and music by Mancini is one reason this is one of my favorites.
Despite the visible age difference, Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn display a nice chemistry together in this charming blend of Hitchcockian thriller and screwball comedy - a classic spy film that benefits from a delicious sense of humor and a fantastic, suspenseful conclusion.
How do you make a Hitchcock movie without Hitchcock? Step 1: Cary Grant. Step 2: Find yourself a screenplay with a lot of twists and turns. Step 3: Hire the most beautiful actress you can afford. Step 4: And finally, you go get that guy who directed Singin' in the Rain.
I gotta be honest here and say that the first half hour of Charade sort of threw me for a loop. It seemed to have a difficult time at first establishing a tone. Whether that tone was mixed with comedy or drama, I wasn't entirely sure. However, once the film finally got going and settled in, it turned out to be enjoyable. Unfortunately, I think it gets just a bit too silly at times, and Audrey Hepburn is trying way to hard to be funny and charming. I'm sure I'm in the minority on that, but oh well. Overall, the film is fun and has a fantastic score, but it isn't without its problems. Those problems can be overlooked though, as the film is a clever spy movie with a lot of substance.
Regina Lampert: Adam Canfield? Wonderful! Do you realize you've had three names in the past two days? I don't even know who I'm talking to any more!
Regina Lampert: Hello, Mr. Dyle.
Peter Joshua/Alexander Dyle/Adam Canfield/Brian Cruik: Regie?
Regina Lampert: Well, that's the only name I've got.
Peter Joshua/Alexander Dyle/Adam Canfield/Brian Cruik: What do I have to do to satisfy you? Become the next victim?
Regina Lampert: That's a start anyway.
Regina Lampert: I already know an awful lot of people and until one of them dies I couldn't possibly meet anyone else.
Peter Joshua/Alexander Dyle/Adam Canfield/Brian Cruik: Well, if anyone goes on the critical list, let me know.


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The United Nations is concerned that a U.S. plan to blacklist Yemen's Houthi movement on Tuesday will hinder its efforts to assess a decaying oil tanker that is threatening to spill 1.1 million barrels of crude oil off the war-torn country's coast. The tanker Safer has been stranded off Yemen's Red Sea oil terminal of Ras Issa for more than five years, and U.N. officials have warned it could spill four times as much oil as the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster off Alaska. A U.N. team, which includes a private company contracted by the world body to do the work, aims to travel to the tanker early next month.
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International Volunteer Managers (IVM) Day is coming up on November 5. This special day was started back in 1999 to celebrate the profession of volunteer engagement.
The theme for this year's IVM Day is "be the voice." This got me thinking about being the voice for volunteers in our organizations.
Charities often rely on volunteers to carry out our important, high-impact work. The reality is, we simply cannot pay for all the work that needs to be done to make change in our communities. Volunteers are very much the backbone of charitable organizations, donating their time, efforts, and talents to us.
Unfortunately, volunteers aren't always valued as such – they can seen as just an extra set of hands, as too much work to supervise, or as less important than paid staff. As leaders of volunteers, how can we serve as advocates for the volunteers in our own organizations?
Being an advocate for volunteers starts from the moment of volunteer position design. If you want volunteers at your organization to be meaningfully engaged, you need to ensure the roles they're being placed in are going to allow for this in the first place.
As a leader of volunteers, it's important to have oversight and standards for volunteer roles at your org. Are your positions attractive, interesting, and motivating? Is there a clearly articulated connection to the mission?
Having standards for volunteer role development can help you avoid poorly-planned requests for volunteers. It will also discourage roles that only involve menial work – which are unlikely to be motivating.
Seek out opportunities for your volunteers to be positioned as leaders within the organization. Is there space for volunteers to leading, coach, or supervise other volunteers? Advocate for your most committed or highest performing volunteers to take on new responsibilities, grow, and pursue personal development plans.
When volunteers are seen stepping up to the plate and taking on more duties – and excelling at it – it's more likely that the value of volunteers will shine throughout the organization.
Professional development isn't just for paid staff! Invest in your volunteers' learning and growth. This might mean finding room in the volunteer program budget – or other programs' budgets – for volunteers to access training opportunities outside your organization.
If a volunteer has a particular career or educational goal, you can also find opportunities for them to connect with and be mentored by other staff who can support them in these goals.
Ensure staff are equipped to engage meaningfully with volunteers by organizing staff-volunteer relations training. This type of training is helpful not just for staff who directly supervise volunteers, but all staff who interact with volunteers, even indirectly. Having the tools to foster collegial and productive relationships will go a long way.
Ensure volunteers' voices are heard by asking that they always get a seat at the table. For example, reserve spots on special committees or taskforces for volunteers, and include volunteers in your strategic planning processes. For any major organizational decisions or planning, ask that consultation with volunteers be mandatory, so that their perspectives are always taken into account.
With that being said, ensure that when your organization does consult with volunteers that this consultation is truly meaningful. Don't just ask for the sake of asking – volunteers will notice if none of their ideas are listened to. Also avoid setting unrealistic expectations of how much volunteers' ideas will be implemented, and risk disappointment.
Empowering volunteers within your organization might need to start with empowering yourself as a leader of volunteers. Raise your hand to sit on committees and working groups. Pursue opportunities for your own growth. If you're able to have a voice, you can bring the perspectives of volunteers, as well as volunteer engagement best practices, to important discussions at your organization.
Thinking long-term, this might also mean striving for upward mobility within our organizations. If those of us trained and experienced in volunteer engagement aim for executive and leadership roles, we can be even better positioned to advocate for our volunteers.
Check out the blog carnival on Liza Dyer, CVA's blog for other great posts about #IVMDay17.
Sasha Elford is a volunteer manager, fundraiser, and communications professional who has many years of experience working with nonprofits, from the local to the national. As the brains behind Karma Careers, Sasha's passion is developing and engaging human capital – volunteers and new talent – in the nonprofit sector.


NDA has picked Venkaiah Naidu (left) against opposition's Gopalkrishna Gandhi.
NEW DELHI: Union minister M Venkaiah Naidu has been named the vice-presidential candidate of the ruling NDA coalition.
"BJP Parliamentary Board unanimously chose Venkaiah Naidu as our vice-presidential candidate and all NDA allies have welcomed this decision. He has also accepted the nomination," BJP president Amit Shah said at a press conference after the meeting.
"Naidu ji will file his nomination papers as the NDA's vice-presidential candidate tomorrow at 11am," Shah added.
Party sources said Naidu, who is currently serving as the Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation as well as Information and Broadcasting, had emerged as the frontrunner in the nomination for vice-president.
Ram Nath Kovind during his campaign in various states. The BJP is keen to have a vice-presidential candidate representing one of the southern states, where it wants to strengthen its presence.
and was a fitting candidate for the office of vice-president. Naidu's vast experience as a peoples' representative will help him discharge the role of Rajya Sabha chairperson, PM Modi said in series of tweets following the announcement.
The years of Parliamentary experience @MVenkaiahNaidu Garu has will help him discharge the important role of Rajya Sabha Chairperson.
The electoral college for the election consists of 790 MPs of the two chambers of Parliament. Since the ruling NDA enjoys an overwhelming majority in the electoral college, the BJP has expressed confidence about their candidate garnering anywhere between 500-550 votes.


Just a few days are left for New Year's Eve and this year, it's falling on Sunday. So where are you planning to go for the grand celebration?
Haven't decided a place yet? Worry not; we have compiled a list of 10 attractive destinations in India where you can celebrate the beginning of New Year 2017.
It's the top destination on the bucket list of almost every beach lover in India. You can enjoy beach parties, Sunburn festival, cheap booze, seafood and carnivals there during that period. Winter months are best to visit Goa.
Gangtok in Sikkim is for hill lovers, trekkers, and admirers of natural. Gangtok justifies its name (which literally means "Hill Top") as it is situated at an altitude of 5410 ft. The "Switzerland of the East" is a must visit New Year destination in India if you are fond of hills.
Manali, a beautiful valley of Himachal Pradesh can fill your appetite for hills, hippies and adventure sports (such as skiing). On New Year, you might witness snow there, which makes this town more scenic. It's an ideal place to celebrate your new year if you are more inclined towards snowy and cool destinations.
It won't be wrong to declare this marvelous place "The Mini Tibet of India" as it has a large population of Tibetans. Visit this hill on this New Year's Eve to enjoy delicious Tibetan cuisines at unique food cafes, Bhagsunath temple, waterfall, sightseeing, trekking on beautiful hills (such as Triund) and to learn about Buddhism.
Earlier known as Pondicherry, Puducherry is another beach destination for those who don't like much crowd. French colony, cafes, peaceful ashrams, serene beaches and cheap booze – what more one can ask for to celebrate the beginning of a new year?
This serene "City of Lakes" in Rajasthan is a must-visit for history and lake lovers. Famous for its palaces, diverse wildlife, lakes and handicraft market, it is the best place to visit in December and January months. You will feel romance in the air of Udaipur, so take your soulmate along with you.
Coorg AKA Kodagu in Karnataka offers a plethora of options to enjoy for people who are fond of hills, wildlife, trekking, tea gardens, Buddhism culture and cool climate. Coorg is famous for its pleasant weather throughout the year which makes it a definite choice in this list.
Jaisalmer AKA "Golden City" due to the golden hue of the desert must be the first destination on the bucket list of desert lovers. Desert safari, forts, camel rides, sand dunes, folk dance and music – this city has so much to offer for adding extra charm to your celebrations.
Alleppey or Allappuzha is simply known as the "Venice of the East". Its vast variety of canals, beaches, backwaters, and lagoons, make it a serene getaway this year end.
How can we forget the "Heart of India", the nation's capital? Known for almost everything – food, cafes, historical monuments, museums, parties, and shopping destinations, this city cannot be missed out from the top 10 New Year celebration destinations list. This city makes for a fun and colorful New Year celebration.
So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags, and hit any of these destinations for a wonderful New Year celebration!


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The Conservative Rap
Brendan Joel Kelley October 28, 2004 4:00AM
The air is thick and weird as I follow conservative talk radio personality Bruce St. James down the hallway past KTAR-AM 620's studio toward his office. When we reach the lair of the white worm, we settle in across his desk from one another, exchanging small talk until I ask the question I've come to ask: What the hell is a right-wing cracker doing running Power 92, the number one bitches-and-blunts Top 40 hip-hop station in town? (Full disclosure: I, too, am a cracker, although on the other end of the political spectrum, with an immense fondness for bitches and blunts.)
Let me rewind for a moment. When I'm not listening to the piles of CDs that come in the mail, I'm a talk radio junkie -- 620 AM specifically. Around mid-August, Bruce St. James was added as the early afternoon host, and he quickly staked his ground as the most conservative of KTAR's weekday personalities -- from my view, a total apologist for the Bush administration. I listened, enraptured and disgusted by his vehement right wingery for a couple of weeks, entranced by his squeaky eruptions of rhetoric (he even admits on a radio promo that his voice soars into the upper reaches when he's excited -- "I've gotta work on that," he says in the ad).
Then I learned that St. James already had a job down the hall, having been program director of Power 92, KTAR's sister station, for the past six years, a post he continues to hold.
Hip-hop is inherently political music. St. James says it himself: "Many of these artists, they're speaking for a group that doesn't have a venue themselves. Hip-hop is their 60 Minutes." However, hip-hop rarely, if at all, leans to the right politically. In general, I share hip-hop's values. Having been raised in an apolitical but socially conservative household, I veered to the opposite socially, believing profoundly in civil liberties, diplomacy over preemptive war, and the notion that there's no such thing as consensual crime.
Hell, that's why I listen to conservative talk radio, and watch programs like The O'Reilly Factor. I need to know what the enemy's thinking. I tried listening to Air America when it arrived recently in the 'Nix, but found it dull -- they don't need to convince me with their lefty propaganda.
St. James, though not much older than me at 34, is just as passionate about his conservatism as I am about my liberalism (yeah, I know, "progressive" is the P.C. thing to call it, but fuck it, I'm a liberal). He chalks up his stance to growing older and his values maturing, but you get the feeling the guy's never bled anything but Republican red in his life. "I'm not a nuance person," he told me. "I'm a little more knock-you-over-the-head. I believe in what I believe in, and I believe I'm right."
When I realized the dichotomy of St. James' jobs, I had to find out how such an oxymoron comes to pass.
After a few e-mail exchanges (in the first I wondered if he had to pay Matt Drudge of the conservative Web site The Drudge Report residuals for biting his content daily), I asked St. James if he would be willing to sit down and bullshit with me. He admitted he bit ideas not just from Drudge but from a variety of media sources, and graciously agreed to meet up with me, so I threw on a graffiti tee shirt with a painting of a scowling spray paint can -- to show him I represent the streets -- and ventured to the Emmis Communications building on Central Avenue, which houses KTAR, Power 92, KMVP and KKLT.
St. James toured me through the facility, past the various studios upstairs, including Power 92's where the Nuts were holding down their afternoon slot, before we ended up squaring off in his corner office. Shortly after we sat down, I noticed the time on a clock on his desk. "Hey, it's 4:20. Doesn't Power 92 have to stop for a blunt break?" I asked. St. James laughed, and I pulled out the gift I'd brought for him, a paper sticker with a picture of Bush and the caption "NEWKILLER," a reference to the Prez's pronunciation of "nuclear," given to me by a graf writer friend. He said he loved it, but I doubt I'll see it on the back of his truck anytime soon.
We talked about the second presidential debate for a few minutes, agreeing that it was nothing more than a Mr. America pageant, as St. James has referred to the matches on his radio program, appropriately named Bruce St. James Has Issues. He told me that he didn't agree completely with the president on everything, but came a hell of a lot closer to siding with Bush than he did with John Kerry.


Just wondering if there are any European sceneries in the works, as the last 3 or 4 releases have been US destinations??
Gordon will update you soon.
Im still vouching for Aberdeen. Great airport, and still after years still no one has done any decent scenery. Hear rumours of Eiresim starting there own soon which may even be done before UK2000. It would be a great move for SIm720 in my opinion. I agree with all the comments. Us airports- great. But id never buy the scenery or use it as I never fly from there. Sure theres alot the same.
But hey , see how it goes.
Is anyone here local to the aforementioned airfields and has access?
We haven't made a decision yet, we are trying to find airports people want without stepping on other developers toes and where we can get permission and pictures from the airport. We have had several uk airports refuse permission.
Oh well, something from the continent perhaps? Switzerland, France, Spain, Portugal - all sadly very under represented in the scenery addon department.
France in particular, there seems to be alot of scenery available but hardly any airport addons.
Edited by GordonH, 24 March 2015 - 11:33 am.
We have had several uk airports refuse permission.
Very annoying, to say the least. If I was going to suggest a UK airport at this moment in time, it would have to be EGTE Exeter. A decent version of that airport is desperately needed, and Gary's UK2000 version is a long way off if his current plans are any indication.
Edited by Christopher Low, 24 March 2015 - 06:52 pm.
We have contacted Exeter Airport Operations but currently they have declined permission.
Edited by Christopher Low, 27 March 2015 - 09:25 am.
So you shoot from outside the fence with a longer lens.
Hello guys ! Just a suggestions and a dream (if UK bureaucracy is not to bee severe) and like your east Friesland pack : Coll, Tiree, Mull (Glenforsa), Colonsay and Islay.
Humberside...EGNJ...I mentioned it elsewhere on the fourm!
Great mix of traffic type from GA, commercial to helicopters so quite a broad appeal to many different types of flyers.
Not sure what their position is on access etc but I guess it is a matter to speaking to the right people perhaps?
Gary Summons (UK2000) has Humberside in his sights. He is currently working on VFR Airfields Volume 2 Version 2 and a new version of Stansted Xtreme, and these will be followed by Southend Xtreme, and then Humberside Xtreme.
Edited by Christopher Low, 21 April 2015 - 08:57 am.
how about Gloucester? Or double/triple packs of fields, I suggested that as an idea to Gary Summons when he tried Cumbernauld Xtreme well before it was taken on and implemented by Turbulent... Could be paired with Wolverhampton?
Edited by kevin firth, 07 May 2015 - 07:23 pm.
Gloucestershire and Wolverhampton would be great, Kevin! Another nice one might be Oxford and Cranfield.
Very good idea. I love flying in Scotland since I "discovered" Sim720. Now this would perfectly extend this area towards Ireland. BTW, what about some (Northern) Irish airports? Belfast City anyone?? Unfortunately Ireland isn't covered very well with good quality airports, at least not for Prepar3D.


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Re:Creators Review Now Up
Huh, an actual review rather than news. I should probably do more of these. In any event, one of the best shows of this past year, Re:Creators, is now the subject of this review. Not only is it one of the best, but perhaps one of the most original and refreshing as well, in many ways. I'd be heavily surprised if this one doesn't go down as one of the all time classics of anime, but why listen to me ramble here? Check out the review, you won't be disappointed.
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Re:Creators (TV, 2017)
"I know. It's all wrong. By rights we shouldn't even be here. But we are. It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy. How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened. But in the end, it's only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something. Even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back only they didn't. Because they were holding on to something."
"What are we holding on to, Sam?"
"That there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fighting for."
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Nights of Azure Review Up
Needing some serious rest from the grindfest that is Bloodbourne I picked up a game called Nights of Azure, completely unsuspecting what it was about, but the cover art should have warned me. That said, it gave me the rest I needed and entertained me besides, proving itself to be one of the more interesting games I've ever played, though honestly it was basically a playable light novel. If you want more info, head on over to my review of it, and see if you'd like to try this thing out.
Though yes, yuri. So yuri.
Nights of Azure (Playstation 3/4/Vita, 2016)
Some time ago, a creature known as the Night Lord rose up to bathe the world in eternal darkness and rule forever in the shadow of the new existence. Armies rose to challenge him, but all were defeated in their turn until the great Saint defeated him in combat. However, his death did not come without consquence, and his blood rained down upon the world, and corrupted all it touched. Thus were born the beasts who devour the dreams and night time of the people, especially upon Rusewall Island where the final battle took place. Into this, comes Arnice, a woman who has not been corrupted by the blue blood, but instead has fused it equally within her, making her blood purple thus taking the blue blood's power, but keeping her human free will. Here she has been charged with defeating the beasts, and ensuring that the new Saint is protected until it is time for her to be sacrificed to seal what remains of the Night Lord once again. Problem is, the new Saint is an old and very good friend of hers, Lilysse, and Arnice will be damned if that one will be sacrified. Other options will need to be considered.
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Gate: Jieitai Kano Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri Review Now Up
Hmm...how to describe GATE. Basically, it's how many of us wish we could enter a fantasy world...armed to the teeth with modern weapons so we can just shoot the son of a bitch and hear the lamentations of their women. There's more to it than that, and despite some pretty glaring flaws, I found it to be pretty entertaining. Still, for the full analysis, check out the review, if you want to know what I'm really talking about. Also, a goth loli demigoddess who gets off on the pain, suffering, and death of her enemies! Enjoy!
Gate: Jieitai Kano Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri (TV, Manga, 2015-2016)
In modern Japan, a gate suddenly appears in down town Ginza, and suddenly bursting forth from it...invaders! But not, your typical super powered alien invaders with science so advanced as to be indistinguishable from magic, running roughshod over everyone and everything, racking up a fucking body count so high that your average mujahid gets cock envy, until finally some plucky kid in a biotechnic robot suit does what professional soldiers cannot, and beats them back, oh no. No, instead, the doom that befalls us this time are...Romans. Yup, Romans. Needless to say, after the initial shock and awe wears off, with a few hundred people dead, the swat teams and SDF, with modern weapons and modern military tactics turn them back relatively easily. Still, that leaves the question of just what the fuck the gate is, why it appeared, the fuck were the people on the other side thinking attacking without intel or a plan, and so on and so forth. Aside from the international repercussions of a dimensional incursion, it's up to what amounts to Japan's armed forces, the SDF, to head to the other side and deal with whatever is there.
Shimoseka Anime Review Up
A very Merry Christmas to you all! For a bit of a present, here's a review of the anime Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist. While entertaining, it really needed some serious work. Check out more of what I thought of it in the review proper. As always, have fun and enjoy!
Shimoneta to Iu Gainen ga Sonzai Shinai Taikutsu na Sekai (TV, 2015)
Matsuki Miyu, rest well. We'll see you when we get there.
So, basically 1984 the crank-anime where Goldstein is a Japanese highschool girl with big tits who has sex joke tourette syndrome, runs around wearing a set of panties on her head, and a sheet over her body for a disguise. Oh, what Japan hath wrought this time. Let's see where this one takes us.
The Testament of Sister New Devil Review Up
I really need to do more of these. Regardless, here is a review for action packed hentai series (and you who've seen this know perfectly well it's H), The Testament of Sister New Devil. Overall not a bad series, but it does cross a line that might not appeal to all. That said, it was pretty fun. Season 2 is coming out next month, so if you're thinking about getting caught up, check out the review and see if it may be your thing or not. Enjoy!
The Testament of Sister New Devil (TV,2015)
Oh hey, generic anime guy winds up with two new step sisters, one a loli and another that takes more than a little of her character design from Rias Gremory...though her tits may even be bigger than that. Dad has to bail for awhile; of course he does. This is either the start of some harem hijinks or an H anime. Even more generic twist! They're devils! They were using you and your father to hide from their enemies for awhile, but now that you've discovered their secret...they're going to have to erase your memory by beating your ass. Watch as our protagonist turns into the same kind of pussy that they all do in a long line of anime pussies that somehow wins the heart of...wait. Did that fucker just do the equivalent of shouting "Guyver!"? Yes, yes he did. Is he beating their asses like they said they were going to do to him? Like a kettle drum. Not this man's first rodeo apparently, and he's actually going to try to take care of these two? And one of them's a succubus...who maneuvers you all into doing all sorts of...yeah, the blu rays are going to be awesome.
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Undercover Cop Flirts With Student To Entice Marijuana Sales
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By Tony Newman
Working at the Drug Policy Alliance for the last twelve years I have read and heard countless stories of people having their lives ruined because of our country's cruel war on drugs. Last weekend, the nationally syndicated show This American Life highlighted a story that is so insane, you don't know whether to laugh or puke.
Last year in three high schools in Florida, several undercover police officers posed as students. The undercover cops went to classes, became Facebook friends and flirted with the other students. One 18-year-old honor student named Justin fell in love with an attractive 25-year-old undercover cop after spending weeks sharing stories about their lives, texting and flirting with each other.
One day she asked Justin if he smoked pot. Even though he didn't smoke marijuana, the love-struck teen promised to help find some for her. Every couple of days she would text him asking if he had the marijuana. Finally, Justin was able to get it to her. She tried to give him $25 for the marijuana and he said he didn't want the money – he got it for her as a present.
A short while later, the police did a big sweep and arrest 31 students – including Justin. Almost all were charged with selling a small amount of marijuana to the undercover cops. Now Justin has a felony hanging over his head.
This story is not unique to Florida and it reminds me of an 18-year-old Mitchell Lawrence, a young man from Great Barrington, Mass., who served two years in jail for selling a joint to an undercover cop. The officer befriended Lawrence and his friends and would hang out with them. One day the cop asked if Lawrence had any weed. Lawrence gave the cop a joint. The cop handed him $20. Lawrence hesitated, but the cop insisted on giving him the money. "Selling" the joint, because they were hanging out less than a 1000 feet from a school, and thus was considered a "drug free school zone," carried a mandatory minimum two-year sentence.
The drug war is sick. How much money was wasted by our law enforcement to get these few bags of marijuana "off the streets"? How do these cops look themselves in the mirror? Seducing 18-year-olds to fall in love or pretending to be friends and then tricking them into procuring small amounts of marijuana so they can charge them with felonies is beyond slimy and diametrically opposed to the officers' charge to "serve and protect."
We often hear that we need to fight the drug war to protect the kids. As these despicable examples show, more often the drug war is ruining young people's lives and doing more harm than good.
Republished with special permission from Alternet.org
Last Modified: April 3, 2012
Tags: cop, flirt, florida, officer, undercover


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Williams: Whether it's Richmond history or national elections, we must win the war on truth
REJECT LOST CAUSES
Michael Paul Williams
Alex Nyerges, director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and Del. Delores McQuinn, D-Richmond, listened this past week at the VMFA'S Rumors of War statue as Gov. Ralph Northam discussed a plan to invest in historic sites.
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A pedestrian walked across the median strip in front of the Robert E. Lee statue on Monument Avenue in November.
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The original Lost Cause stands as a triumph of gaslighting, a distortion that disorients us to this day.
The South not only refused to accept the reality of its defeat, but pushed out a competing narrative that endures more than a century and a half later. This mythology holds that the South did not truly lose the Civil War; it merely was outmanned and out-resourced. In this revisionism, slavery became a mere footnote in the Confederacy's righteous defense of states' rights.
It proved to be a winning strategy, as noted by Stephen Budiansky in his book "The Bloody Shirt: Terror After Appomattox," which includes this 1879 quote from North Carolina judge Albion Tourgée:
"In all except the actual results of the physical struggle, I consider the South to have been the real victors in the war. The way in which they have neutralized the results of the war and reversed the verdict of Appomattox is the grandest thing in American politics."
Richmond was the most prominent set piece in the veneration of the Lost Cause before our monuments came tumbling down or were hoisted off their pedestals. For some folks, the long debate over the propriety of Confederate monuments was an abstraction. But this tolerance for idolatry needs re-evaluation as Donald Trump seeks to neutralize the result of a presidential election and reverse the verdict of the voters.
The Lost Cause provided a template for turning losers into winners and sedition into patriotism. Men who betrayed their oath to the Constitution somehow wound up on pedestals of honor, from the streets of Richmond to the halls of Congress.
Today, Trump is willing to dangle democracy off the edge of a cliff in feeding his supporters with a steady diet of lies, resentment and incitement, aided by congressional members with a similar amnesia about their oath. His bogus claims of a stolen election have resulted in election officials — including Republicans in Georgia, a former bastion of the Confederacy — enduring threats of violence because of their unwillingness to steal the election for Trump.
Someday, if it hasn't already happened, someone will attempt to erect a monument to Trump, a man whose lifelong passion has been building monuments to himself.
In the meantime, the spotlight in our moment of racial reckoning has brightly and somewhat surprisingly shone on Richmond, a city that has come to realize the folly of fashioning bronze statues of men with clay feet.
Our notions of the past shape our present and our future. Richmond's unabashed celebration of its Confederate heritage sent contradictory messages about the virtue of white supremacy, winners and losers, truth and reconciliation, and loyalty to nation. Our post-election turmoil dramatizes the historic willingness of a chunk of Americans to embrace misinformation and forsake this nation's stated principles — be it freedom prior to Emancipation or free and fair elections today.
For too long, Richmond helped perpetuate this mass delusion. But finally, we appear ready to engage in the long, hard work of correcting a false and exclusive narrative.
Gov. Ralph Northam is proposing $25 million to develop new statues on Monument Avenue and support historic sites tied to the city's legacy of enslavement, including Shockoe Bottom, the Lumpkin's Jail site and the planned Virginia Emancipation and Freedom Monument on Brown's Island.
Alex Nyerges, CEO and director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA), said last week that the museum plans to bring together historians, artists and urban planners from around the world to work with the Richmond community in developing new plans for the circle around the Robert E. Lee statue and the rest of Monument Avenue.
"We're looking forward to a 21stcentury future that's going to be inspiring and bright for all of Virginia," he said. "One hundred thirty years of having those monuments scar the landscape and the souls of the people who have lived in the city and Virginia will take a great deal of thought and effort."
He spoke in front of the VMFA's statue of a dreadlocked Black horseman wearing a hoodie and Nikes, created by artist Kehinde Wiley and inspired by Richmond's statue of J.E.B. Stuart on Monument. Its title, "Rumors of War," proved prescient as we soon became embroiled in a fight for racial justice and against a virus that exacted a disproportionate toll on people of color.
"A house divided against itself cannot stand," Abraham Lincoln said. But the house he spoke of was built on a foundation of lies.
The battles we fight — for justice, equality and democracy — will be in vain until we win the war on truth.
mwilliams@timesdispatch.com
Twitter: @RTDMPW
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