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“A Life on Our Planet”: Attenborough’s powerful witness statement
Photo courtesy of Netflix With a career spanning seven decades, a myriad of academic, national and entertainment awards and 20 species bearing his name, Sir David Attenborough is easily one of the most trusted and beloved figures in documentary television. His iconic voiceover narrations defined an entire genre of film and television, bringing anthropomorphic charm to a vast array of life. In his latest film, “David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet,” which debuted on Netflix on Oct.
Public Trust: In defense of public lands
Photo courtesy of Patagonia Films If you’ve ever gone camping, hiking, biking, fishing or hunting, chances are you’ve employed your right to national public lands. Since the foundation of the National Parks Service in 1916, public lands have been preserved and protected so that Americans can enjoy the natural beauty and resources of their country.
To take a joke: navigating satirical journalism in a time of social tension
The humorous nature of satire provides an inherent cushioning to the argument being made by the satirist. So long as the reader knows they are reading a piece of satire, the author is allowed a higher degree of absurdity. Consider Johnathan Swift’s famous satirical piece “A Modest Proposal.” The obvious absurdity of suggesting the Irish eat their own children to benefit the economy protects Swift from accusations that he could possibly be serious.
Mo Martin Never Quit Drive On
Written By: Mo Martin Mo Martin is a nine-year veteran of the LPGA Tour and the 2014 AIG Women's Open champion. Published: Aug 18, 2020 Topic: mo-martin Drive On I believe that everyone was born perfect for what they’re meant to accomplish in this lifetime. An important (and fun!) part of life’s journey is finding and using our unique and special gifts. As the saying goes, life is a journey and not a destination. And it didn’t take winning a major championship for me to learn that.
2018 Angela Stanford keeps American major streak alive at The Evian Championship
Leave it to the wily old veteran Angela Stanford to keep alive the streak of an American winning at least one major every year since the Evian Championship became the LPGA’s fifth major in 2013. Stanford, who turns 41 in November, made her sixth career victory her first major championship as she closed with a 68 on Sunday to overtake fellow Yanks Amy Olson, Mo Martin and Austin Ernst as well as Korea’s Sei Young Kim by one stroke.
2018 The Evian Championship Round 3 Recap
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — Chasing a first major title for herself, and a first for American women this season, Amy Olson fired a bogey-free 65 to take a two-shot lead after the Evian Championship third round on Saturday. Olson broke clear to post a 14-under 199 total after twice being in a four-way share of the lead at the sun-soaked Evian Resort Golf Club. An eagle at the par-5 9th first took her clear, and she added three birdies on the back nine to stretch her lead over Sei Young Kim.
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