https://www.espn.com/golf/leaderboard?tournamentId=401251634
I'm not gonna pretend like I know much about golf, but the consensus was Chuck wasn't as terrible as we thought he was (he had no more hitch in his swing!) and Steph played a lot more poorly than his reputation as a golfer.
Even description: The charity element of this week’s event has a singular focus. It will highlight and support “diversity, equality and inclusion through donations to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), while raising awareness and spotlighting opportunities for diversity and equality in sports,” according to an official press release.
For much of Charles Darwin's adult life, his health was affected by a number of symptoms, including palpitations, vomiting and attacks of melancholy which confined him to his bed. Although a definitive diagnosis was not made in Darwin's lifetime, it is now widely accepted that there was a significant psychological component to his symptoms, with some sources citing anxiety, some depression.
Why YSK: As someone who has struggled with anxiety, I find Darwin's story to be a comfort. His condition greatly affected him, but it did not define him, it is not what he is known for. If you find yourself struggling with your mental health, particularly if you can't bring yourself to get out of bed, it may help you to know that you are not alone in history: some of the greatest men and women to have ever lived struggled in similar ways, it is very possible that Darwin felt just as you do, and look at what he achieved!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_of_Charles_Darwin
I've seen a lot of commentary lately about how the Crown is fiction and not fact. A lot of complaints seem to revolve around a (supposed) bias against Charles, and people arguing that the portrayal is unfair on him.
But I've been looking into it, and I'd argue that the Crown left out a lot of the more dramatic accusations against Charles and even made excuses for him by making him seem more romantic then he actually was.
His relationship with Camilla is portrayed as this grand love story. But many claim that he had other mistresses - both while involved with Camilla and while married to Diana. Diana believed he was sleeping with the nanny, and while with Camilla (before Diana) he apparently had another long-term mistress nicknamed Kanga.
The storyline also left out a lot of the more awful claims that Diana has made about him - for example, yelling at her for fainting and ordering her to continue work rather than resting afterwards, knowing about her bulimia and mocking her f
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