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Limyaael's Rant #348: Fantasies About Recovery/Healing
Hm. A mixed bag, this one. I'll just wander around and talk about whatever I see fit.
Yes, how was that different from the usual, again?
1) Take it slow, but not repetitive.
I personally find it very unconvincing when characters bounce back from the effects of trauma in a short time. What's "short?" Well, it depends on the trauma involved. I can see someone feeling shock, depression, and then healthy anger about the loss of a lover in a week or a month or a few months or a year, depending on her personality. I can't see someone who's spent ten years brooding over the same person suddenly dumping that emotion down the garbage can in a week's time because someone else just happens to tell her, "I love you," and she decides that "I love you" makes up for everything. (The obsession some books have with just hearing those words, as if nothing else matters beside them, is absolutely disgusting). I can't see someone who's spent months being tortured walking around fine the day after she's rescued because the author brought in a "healer for her mind." (See point 2).
Besides, if you're going to make the character's recovery the whole point of your book, shouldn't it be slow?
Now, of course, along come two issues to make everyone who wants to write a fantasy like this all upset. First is the idea that, "Well, if I can't rush anything along, then nothing is happening!"
Ha-ha. Not so. Go deep instead of broad. Rather than rushing through your characters through sketchily developed locations and through forced encounters whose only purpose is to help move the plot along, stay in one place and develop the characters and plot and issues until you're immersed in them, until the story is an ocean rather than a journey from one puddle to another. Characterization will have to be subtler and have different priorities. That does not mean it's impossible. If you tend to think of writing as related to movies, then what you are writing has more in common with a drama than an action movie. That does not mean it's a poor story. Revel in the depth.
The second problem is more severe. This is when authors wind up writing "recovery" plots that repeat the same actions over and over. The character never shows any progress until one sudden leap at the very end of the story (often prompted by a stupid "I love you" again). The only conversations anyone has are circular. There's only one reaction exhibited (tears are the most common) instead of the full-color array common to people who've suffered, or a changing set like the five stages of grief, or a set based on both the trauma involved and the character's personality.
These are all problems common to other aspects of fantasy that depend on things other than slam-bang action—most romances are this way—and simply have to be dealt with. For some ideas about dealing with them, see point 4.
2) Healers are not a cure-all.
Do not use them this way. Why in the name of fuck does anyone use them this way?
Oh, wait. Because we cannot possibly take the time that it would need to get a character fully healed. The hero has to undergo torture to make us empathize with him, but he had better be recovered from that torture by sixty pages later—not all of which are concerned with him, but some with the villain and some with the Designated Love Interest—so that he can storm the Dark Lord's fortress!
I think having "mind healers" who simply reach in and repair everything that's gone wrong is lazy. This doesn't mean that magic has no place in fantasies about recovery and healing. One thing I've been interested in seeing for a long time is a fantasy with a healer as a main character who a) is primarily a healer, not a Love Interest or an adjunct to the hero or some kind of incredibly powerful mage and b) uses a different metaphor to conceive of what she's doing than war. "Battles with death" is the common phrase, and healers are often portrayed as going to war against death or seeing death as the enemy.
Um. That metaphor could be deeply damaging when you're not rushing from person to person trying to insure they'll live past the moment, but concentrating on just one person, helping them from one slow stepping stone to the next, one slow recovery to the next. If a healer sees someone else's mind as a battlefield, and sets out to destroy the "enemy," how does she know that she won't crush an essential part of her patient's personality in her haste? There are other plausible ways to conceive of healing someone, and many of them would fit far, far better with the general tone of a fantasy about rising from the ashes. I think this is war trying to sneak in the back door again, even when authors have decided not to write about it.
3) Be prepared for frustration.
If you're writing the story from inside the head of someone traumatized, then yes, it can seem as though it's taking longer than it needs to for that person to grasp the 'basics': that he's safe now, that other people are there to help him instead of hurt or ignore him, that certain gestures that carry horrible meanings to him because of his experiences are in fact innocent or neutral or even kindly meant, that he doesn't need to obey whatever psychological conditioning may have been instilled in him. And sometimes the author actually has gone overlong, especially if she just repeats the exact same conversation time and time again.
But that doesn't mean a frustrating character is a bad one. Characters who are clear-headed all the time, or who are only thick until the author fires an Epiphany Cannonball at them, are the more usual kind, not the better kind. An author who dips, and dips hard, into someone's head and doesn't hurry the healing process can:
Create a far more nuanced portrayal of one person than is possible when the plot is also occupied with backstory and infodump and magical explosions and battles and other viewpoints of people who have nothing to do with this particular character and intrigue and politics and more 'and.'
Create a unique healing process consonant with what she knows about the character, rather than sounding as if she's ripped off her freshman psychology book. (HATE).
Develop very, very deep personal relationships that are based on something different from love at first sight, spying on another character while bathing, or authorial fiat. Plenty of authors have characters who share dangerous situations and become close friends or lovers. I'm puzzled that more of them don't show characters bonding during the recovery process. There's just as much pain to attract them.
Make readers salivate for the small victories that the character achieves as he goes along, rather than risking everything on a climax that may turn out to be a damp firecracker.
Create a plot structure more suited to these fantasies because of those small victories (see point 5).
Don't give up if you've got someone who's not only traumatized but stubborn, and if it seems 'one step forward, two steps back' at first. Yes, it's hard (is it ever; I'm writing one at the moment, and all he wants to do is go back to hiding in his shell and say it's all right that people hurt him, because those people love him). That doesn't mean it's wrong.
4) Life is a journey.
Keeping the story moving is the easiest way to avoid the repetition problem. It can move backwards as well as forwards, which I think is something a lot of authors don't understand; once a character achieves something, she's just supposed to achieve it every time, whether that's a time when she doesn't cry or a use of her magic. Bah. Much more damaging is having the characters and the plot swim in circles.
Know your characters. I think this is the most critical part of avoiding repetition. Know them both as people—what would they do? What would they be like as they recovered? What would be their major problems with recovery, issues that other people might not even have?—and as characters—Where are they weighing down the story instead of helping it? What must they do and be and become, for others as well as for themselves? Where do they spend time talking about things you know they've already said? It will be much easier to force a conversation in a new direction if you recognize that it's a conversation the characters have already had three times. I'm convinced that many authors really don't realize this at all, or are too in love with certain emotional effects to kick their characters in the ass.
That's another thing. Be prepared to face the ugliness. The one thing that most recovery stories I've seen are absolutely unwilling to face is how the character is complicit in his or her own healing, because of mental or emotional issues or actual obstruction. Not only are they absolute victims of the trauma they endured; somehow it's up to someone else to fix everything, while they lie there passively, like broken dolls. No. Don't do that. Those characters, not the frustrating ones who lash out at the people trying to heal them or hide from what they've been told to face, are boring. At least the frustrating characters are trying to position their own limbs and seem to have real flaws, reasons they can't just pop up the next day and walk out the door with a smile. The passive character who needs healing and crumples into tears at the slightest sign of opposition is, at her worst, a very special form of Canon Mary Sue. Poor wounded thing, of course she can't be expected to face unpleasant truths. It's just not in her. And so we get scene after scene after scene that's exactly the same, with someone hurting the passive character and the healer(s) snarling in vengeance. Very nice once or twice, but the repetition problem if that's all that ever happens.
That's another thing, too. If your characters are not absolutely strong, they can still show some strength. A character can too participate in his own healing, or participate in obstructing it. The passive stage is not a requirement of stories focused on recovery. I've met people who believe that it is, and I'm bewildered. Um, have they never attended a therapy session or read a record of one?
5) Hey, let's practice with a different plot structure!
Some basic fantasy plot types are the Quest and the War. They tend to involve a lot of movement, plenty of large epiphanies about who's really who or who's betraying who, grand set-pieces where people kill each other and mystical objects are seized, obligatory romantic side-moments, and a big climax where even more people kill each other while the protagonist faces and destroys her enemy. Then there's the denouement, often involving the protagonist getting married and becoming queen and being happy, or sometimes riding off into the sunset and being happy. If recovery and healing get mentioned at all, they're either packed into a paragraph—"In the two years since the battle with the Dark Lord, Danielle had healed from her losses"—or we're assured they'll happen in the future, but the book ends before they do.
While, obviously you're not doing that if you focus on a story about recovery and healing. Can you still use the rest of the plot structure?
Not as obviously. The movement will be more mental than physical, particularly if this person was grievously wounded. The epiphanies will focus rather more closely on the protagonist's progress towards recovery than on "OMG, you're the king's daughter!" People killing each other and the seizing of mystical objects will need to have a defined place in orbit around the story's major themes; as I pointed out above, if your story's major theme is finding peace, it's a bit discordant to constantly have approving references to war, unless they're coming from another character entirely. Romances will blossom in different—and, I think, more fertile—ground, and have to deal with the thorny issues of compassion and pity mingled with the love. And the climax/denouement structure? Well. I think that the climax is more likely to be a moment that's a reflection/variation on those that have gone before, a culmination of all the protagonist's steps, rather than a battle filled with new movements and violence that the protagonist has never performed. The denouement can be more deeply personal. Someone doesn't have to become a queen, in this kind of story, to feel that she's achieved a victory.
I'm firmly convinced that part of the "impossibility" of writing a fantasy solely about recovery/healing is its incompatibility with the war/quest plot structure. The author tries to write it like a war or a quest, and promptly gets mired. Become willing to use a different plot structure, and suddenly a great many more things are possible.
6) Use conversation, confrontation, realization, idealization, acceptance, laughter, honesty, as tools.
How do protagonists overcome their obstacles in most fantasy stories? Violence or magic. Occasionally, when the conflict is not a martial one, there's the Epiphany Cannonball that blasts in and makes the protagonist "realize" she's been in love all along with a man who hit her and kidnapped her and tried to rape her because she "understands" him. (I wish to strangle authors who use that plotline with my bare hands).
But what about when the protagonist is facing his own reluctance to recover, or his own stubbornness against telling anyone about what happened, or intense dislike of his situation because he doesn't want pity? What happens when someone is facing a devastated world from which magic has disappeared completely and can't be used to solve problems any more? What happens when someone is having to face her memories of torture and rape, or her own fear of magic after she used it to kill someone else? The obstacles are different, and the way the character climbs over them will also be different. (Once again, magic as a quick cure-all is just not on).
Conversations can be just as intense as any battle scene. In fact, I find I enjoy reading and writing them more now than most battle scenes (especially when authors have no clue about how to keep characters and weapons straight visually in a battle scene—yes, sorry, that's a separate rant). Confrontations don't have to turn violent, or always end in tears. They can be a confrontation of the protagonist with herself as easily as with someone else.
Realization? Different when it's been built patiently, story on story, scene on scene, rather than crash-landing in the middle of a pond. All those little steps forward, all those little changes that are reflections on and variations of each other, add up to one profound realization when they come together.
Idealization is very fun, especially when your character realizes that she doesn't have to revere someone who hurt her, or that she doesn't have to recover into the "perfect" model of a lover and wife for someone to love her in return. Acceptance goes along with that, of course, as the common cure to the obstacles that idealization usually imposes.
And honesty. Oh, that is fun. I think one of the very great benefits of a story focused on process rather than product, on journey rather than destination, is that the characters often develop a sense of their lives as process, too, as continuous growth and change. They won't wake up one day, discover they're New People, and never have to heal again. No, they'll go on changing, and probably looking harder at questions they would have answered unthinkingly in the past, and dealing with all sorts of new emotions, or old emotions reborn. That's so much fun, getting to see what people not only become, but go on becoming.
Creating subgenres is next. *croons*


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Russia and Turkey are not played.
Rumania, Ukraine, Sevastopol, Moscow, and all spaces in Turkey are impassable.
St. Petersburg is no longer a supply center.
The Aegean Sea extends through the Bosphorous, so that it is adjacent to the Black Sea.
Warsaw becomes a neutral supply center and is renamed Poland.
Victory is achieved through ownership of fourteen supply centers.
This variant was designed by Allan Calhamer (the inventor of Diplomacy) and was included in the 1961 edition of the game. Later, it was revised by Mr. Calhamer with Fred C. Davis, Jr., one of the legends of postal Diplomacy play.


BY ANDY ROWER | MIRROR SPORTS — Freshman Emily Heid-breder led Maumee's girls tennis team at last week's Northern Lakes League tournament by going 1-2 at third singles. Heidbreder began the tournament with a 0-6, 1-6 third singles loss to eventual Anthony Wayne runner-up Elizabeth Seiple. After rebounding with a hard-fought 3-6, 7-6, 7-6 consolation victory over Napoleon's Maddy Spangler, Heidbreder suffered an 0-6, 1-6 loss to Northview's eventual fourth-place finisher Jillian Turner. Fellow Panthers freshman Cazie Durham kicked things off with a 2-6, 3-6 first singles loss to Anthony Wayne's eventual fourth-place finisher Rachelle Moses and was then outlasted by Bowling Green's Chloe Beeker, 5-7, 3-6. At second singles, Maumee senior Parker Caesar dropped her first match 1-6, 1-6 to eventual Anthony Wayne runner-up Kailyn Szmania and then lost a 4-6, 1-6 consolation match to the eventual third-place finisher – Napoleon's Ashley Rieger. The Panthers' first doubles team of senior Sarah Demagall and junior Lindsey Krist began their tournament with a 1-6, 0-6 loss to Perrysburg's eventual championship tandem of Belen Balibrea and Gemma Smith. Springfield's Jessica Tubbs and Debbie Tann then outlasted Demagall and Krist in a 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) consolation heartbreaker. Maumee's second doubles team of junior Claire Waller and sophomore Makayla Gast first suffered a 0-6, 2-6 loss to the eventual Perrysburg championship duo of Abbie O'Connell and Lindsay Onest. Southview's Emma Allen and Anna Salem then ended Waller and Gast's tournament with a 6-4, 6-4 victory. Perrysburg won the tournament with 38 points and Anthony Wayne (33), Springfield (28) and Northview (20) rounded out the remainder of the tournament's upper half. Napoleon (19), Southview (12) and Bowling Green (11) also finished ahead of the Panthers' three points. Napoleon 5, Maumee 0 Maumee closed out its dual season with a 5-0 loss to Napoleon on September 22. Aliza Lankenau, Rieger and Spangler swept the day's singles matches with a 6-0, 6-0 win over Durham, a 6-1, 6-0 victory over Caesar and a 7-5, 2-2 (ret.) win over Heidbreder. In doubles action, the Wildcats' Anna Bernicke and Reilly Steffel teamed up for a 2-6, 6-0, 6-3 victory over Demagall and Krist and Cami Otto and Abby Hull joined forces for a 6-3, 6-3 win over Waller and Gast. The Panthers' Durham and Krist will begin sectional play at the Toledo Tennis Club and Ottawa Hills High School on October 5 with identical nine-win seasons. Caesar, Demagall, Heidbreder and Waller have each won eight matches this year and Gast has posted seven wins.


Need help! Someone is tracking me with my cell phone location?
Someone is weirdy is stalking me with my cell phone i think because they seem to know places i've been when they shouldn't. I think they have a way of remotely accessing my texts too because they do not have access to my phone and they know way too much about me. I have an LG GT 365. I need help this is getting too weird.


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Having a window to the rear elevation this recently fitted high gloss finish modern kitchen offer a range of wall and base units with a work top over that incorporates the stainless steel sink and drainer. Gas hob with extractor fan over, electric double oven and integrated dishwasher. Tiled floor. Door to covered side entrance.
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Rangers' Lindgren Needs to Step Up After Skjei's Departure
The New York Rangers had an objectively strong trade deadline day. Keeping Chris Kreider and Jesper Fast are polarizing decisions, but ones that should immediately benefit the organization as it transitions past the rebuild. By keeping their wingers, they had to cut ties elsewhere in the lineup, which is where the Brady Skjei trade comes […]
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2020 NHL trade deadline day was a truly wild one for the New York Rangers – it was one of the club's most eventful days in a long time, especially considering the head-spinning Monday contained only one trade by the Blueshirts. That move occurred on a day in which team president John Davidson started his […]
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LSAT Demon
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Ep. 155: Meet the LSAT Demon
Ben Olson August 27, 2018
The summer's winding down, and as the days grow shorter the guys lament the swan song of the once-great Movie Pass. With so many new rules and restrictions on the service, Nathan can't frequent the theater nearly as much as he once did. Suffice it to say, Ben's bummed, too. But the slow death of one of Nathan's favorite brands doesn't keep the guys from getting fired up. "Why?" you may ask, dear listener. And the answer can be found at LSATdemon.com. In this episode, you'll learn about the LSAT Demon: the new A.I. LSAT-tutoring platform developed by Ben and Nathan. Plus, the guys answer a bunch of listener quandaries—someone attempts to rebut the presumption, citing the fact that they live with their parents; a listener asks about working for an LSAT-prep company; and the guys decipher some misleading info espoused by other LSAT prep courses.
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53:52 – Email 5—Anonymous correspondent number three! Anon is working as a software engineer in LA. She's got a military background. And she's got two kids. Now she's thinking of becoming a lawyer—a dream long deferred since college. So anon wants to know if the guys have advice on pursuing a career as a lawyer. What law school is best to attend in the LA area? Should she specialize in a part of the law that would leverage her experience in technology? The guys basically urge anonymous to strongly consider not leaving her kickass career in software development.
58:00 – Email 6—Persnickety writes in to point out that the LSAC misuses the semicolon in the LSAT. The guys agree that the LSAC's semicolon privileges should be revoked. Tune in to hear the excellent grammar catch by Persnickety, even though their own email is laden with grammatical errors.
1:00:16 – Email 7—And wrapping up the show is a very apropos email from Anonymous who has compiled a list of pre-test-day "tips" from law schools around the country. With the September test just a few weeks away, the guys sort through the array of dos and don'ts to help you separate the wheat from the chaff, the pearls from the turds. Thanks for the list, anon!
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Ministers Ignore Their Own Advice And Take Their Holidays Abroad
Less than 6 months ago, the government launched an expensive campaign urging us all to holiday at home this year. Now, they're all leaving Britain for their summer break.
In a blatant act of hypocrisy, a large group of ministers and MPS are set to leave Britain, in favour of holidays abroad. This prominent group includes Nick Clegg, Harriet Harman, as well as Ed Milliband and is led by the Prime Minister, David Cameron.
This exodus takes place a mere five months after the government launched 'Holidays at Home are Great' campaign. Costing £3 million in taxes and starring some of the biggest celebrity names in the UK, it was the largest domestic holiday campaign in history.
A proud campaign Jeremy Hunt launched the campaign in March and the TV adverts displayed a strong cast enjoying a variety of UK destinations. Harry Potter's Rupert Grint was seen surfing on Bridlington beach in Yorkshire, while Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery, Stephen Fry and Julie Walters also encouraged viewers to stay put this Summer.
The campaign was driven by VisitEngland, with assistance from the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish tourist boards, to help stimulate local economies. It combined the excitement generated by The Diamond Jubilee and The Olympics with a cost-effective, no-hassle message. 'No wonder holidays at home are so great' the adverts claimed, 'No passports. No jabs. No visas. No Euros.'
Jeremy Hunt claimed the worth of the £3million cost would be evident in reaction to the campaign. He may now be hoping that the party that stood behind so firmly, earlier in the year, would do the same now the Jubilee and Olympics are over.
Last month, David Cameron appeared on message, saying 'if you want a holiday then why not have one here,' but, after visiting Tuscany in 2011, he's now booked a family trip to a secret European destination (albeit, after a brief stay in Cornwall)His Deputy, Nick Clegg, fares even worse. After visiting his wife's family in Spain, he is then venturing to another country altogether and his villa in France.
Those in power are not the only ones at fault. Ed Milliband is taking an opportunistic trip to Greece, while Harriet Harman is already in France.
Jeremy Hunt can at least rely on one minister, as Jeremy Clarke, the Justice Secretary, has decided to go for the most simple of breaks, spending his time at home in near Nottingham. Not so much a holiday, but his chances of visiting Bridlington beach over a weekend are an awful lot higher than those who are a whole plane flight away.
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By Communications and MarketingFebruary 7, 2014Film, Visiting Artist
Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art presents "The Iran Job" with filmmaker Sara Nodjoumi as part of the South Arts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers on Tuesday, February 11 at 6:00 p.m. Following the film, Nodjoumi and the audience will engage in a discussion about the film her work.
"The Iran Job" follows American basketball player Kevin Sheppard as he accepts a job to play in one of the world's most feared countries: Iran. With tensions running high between Iran and the West, Kevin tries to separate sports from politics, only to find that politics is impossible to escape in Iran. Along the way he forms an unlikely alliance with three outspoken Iranian women. Thanks to these women, his apartment turns into an oasis of free speech, where they discuss everything from politics to religion to gender roles. Kevin's season in Iran culminates in something much bigger than basketball: the uprising and subsequent suppression of Iran's reformist Green Movement – a powerful prelude to the currently unfolding Arab Spring.
Advance registration is encouraged by clicking below. Also below, director Til Schauder explains how he and Nodjoumi became aware of Kevin's story.
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I first became interested in the topic of American basketball players in Iran upon reading that some of the players faced severe fines from the U.S. State Department for allegedly breaking the embargo against Iran. In the midst of the current international tension, I was inspired by these athletes, who arguably do more for dialogue between Iran and the West than any politician on either side. Reminded of the ping-pong diplomacy, which preceded Nixon's visit to China, I decided to make a film about one American players' experience in Iran.
I began researching players and others involved, including coaches, agents and basketball officials. Most everyone I spoke to was immediately excited about the idea to make a movie about this cross-cultural adventure. However, finding a player with that intangible special quality that's necessary to carry a feature length film proved difficult. And since only a handful Americans play in Iran each year the choice was limited.
In the fall of 2008 – shortly after Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called for the destruction of Israel – Sara and I had a Skype call with Kevin Sheppard, a point-guard from the U.S. Virgin Islands. Kevin was about to start a basketball contract in the Iranian Super League. A minute into the conversation he had us rolling on the floor laughing in spite of the prospect of playing in a country that's supposedly full of illegal nukes and Islamic terrorists. His witty charisma and disarming sense of humor convinced us to start filming immediately, even without a budget. He had the exact qualities we were looking for in our protagonist, because they created an opportunity to add fun and positive energy to a film that could otherwise easily fall into the trap of "another-Middle Eastern-the- world-is-about-to-end" flick.
Originally the plan was for us to go as a two-person team, Sara and I. But when the journalist visas that we requested were denied and it became evident that we'd have to shoot the film "under the radar," we decided it was safer if I went on my own, entering as a tourist with my German passport (I'm a dual German-U.S. citizen. The German citizenship made it much easer to enter Iran, for obvious reasons). Sara has U.S. and Iranian citizenship, both of which could have been problematic if we had gotten into trouble in Iran. I packed a small HDV camera, a wireless mic, and one extension cable – all of it small enough to fit into an unassuming backpack. The (in hindsight very naïve) thought was that if I ever got into trouble I could say that I'm just a German tourist filming the ancient sites of Iran.
I filmed Kevin in Iran over several visits, until on my last trip – in the run-up to Iran's 2009 election – I was informed that I had made it onto a "black list" (for reasons still not clear to us), and was put in detention in a kind of "hotel-prison" inside the glitzy new Tehran airport. Sara was at home – five months pregnant with our second child – while I was in Tehran hand-shredding some not-so-cool-documents-when-you're-stuck-in-Iran and flushing them down the toilet (e.g. my father-in-laws satirical art, which is banned in Iran). The detention room had a television, so I spent the night trying to find something to watch to ease my concerns. But the television had only one channel, and it played a loop of the 1982 soccer world cup final between my native Germany and Italy – one of the
most painful defeats our team ever suffered. It was like Chinese water torture. The following morning I was sent back to New York on the next plane — a stroke of luck in retrospect given the number of filmmakers and journalists recently arrested in Iran.
Iran is often portrayed as a terrorist nation, a nuclear threat, and a charter member of the Axis of Evil bent on the destruction of Israel. But behind the headlines – and the aggressive rhetoric of Iran's hard-line leaders – lies one of the most fascinating nations, as sensuous as it can be challenging, with a life-loving people. This film focuses on Iran's people, rather than its government, and I hope it can challenge perceptions of Iran by providing an authentic perspective that may be crucial when choices are made between war and peace. It is probably safe to say that getting Iran "right" is as impossible as getting any culture "right." Nonetheless, for their people and for ours, it should be a high priority.
Having visited Iran a number of times I remain fascinated by contemporary Iran, specifically by its young people and their desire for social and political change. Their passion reminds me of how my East German countrymen brought down the Berlin Wall without firing a single bullet. I feel that today, little by little, young Iranians are tearing down their own wall. This process is not completed, and it's unlikely to unfold as non- violently as in Germany. But it is under way.
More than a fish-out-of-water sports documentary this film focuses on social issues including women's rights, political freedom and religious conflict, through the lens of a black American basketball player.
When people hear about the film, they often ask me if Kevin changed the perception of Iranians vis-à-vis the West, and specifically vis-a-vis Americans. And I think Kevin did indeed change the perception of Iranians – but not necessarily in the way most people might expect. By routinely dispelling the notion that America is a land of limitless opportunity and riches, Kevin may have actually crushed some Iranians' illusions about America. While he often stressed that there is more opportunity in America, and more personal freedom, he also made it clear to Iranians that life in America can be – and often is – just as hard as anywhere else. He also spoke candidly to Iranians about being African– American, and how that factors into his own personal experience.
Thanks to his easy-going personality Kevin didn't so much transform Iranians' opinion of Americans as reinforce it. Many Americans don't realize that Iranians actually have a very high opinion of them. Approval ratings for Americans are consistently high, sometimes in the 70% positive range. This is a stark contrast to almost anywhere else in the region, in fact anywhere else in the world. One would be hard-pressed to find those approval numbers in Europe, much less in Iran's neighboring countries, where Americans are lucky to get into the 20% positive range. This was one of the biggest surprises for Kevin. In fact, he often marveled how – if one believed the mainstream American news media, – one could get the impression that as an American you won't survive a single day in Iran. This was exactly opposite to his own personal experience with Iranians, who treated him with hospitality, respect and friendship.
In many ways, the most important aspect of Kevin's experience is not how much he changed Iranians' perception, but how thoroughly Iranians changed his perception of them. At the same time Kevin is careful not to confuse the Iranian people with the Iranian government, keenly aware of the considerable gap that exists between the two. Not unlike in the United States, for that matter.
This film is a story of people coming together to learn from each other. It celebrates our shared humanity and it points toward what unites us, rather than what separates us. Sports is the perfect platform for such a story, because sports allows people to come together in ways few, if any, other activities can. I hope the film will help remind us of what's at stake – in terms of sheer humanity – when we muse about going to war with people we often know too little about.
—From the director's statement of Til Schauder, The Iran Job


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NBA Finals 2019: Warriors beat Raptors to keep title hopes alive thanks to clutch 3-pointers by Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson
Sports Agence France-Presse Jun 11, 2019 11:18:55 IST
Toronto: Clutch 3-pointers by Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson enabled the defending champion Golden State Warriors to edge Toronto 106-105 on Monday and sustain their hopes of winning a third consecutive NBA Finals.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) reacts after game five of the 2019 NBA Finals against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena. Reuters
Curry scored 31 points while Thompson added 26 as the Warriors pulled within 3-2 in the best-of-seven championship series, forcing a sixth game Thursday at Oakland, California, with game seven if needed in Toronto on Sunday.
"Do or die," Curry said. "It wasn't pretty in the second half but we just made the shots."
But the victory was dimmed by the loss of Warriors star Kevin Durant, who made his long-awaited return from a right calf injury but scored just 11 points in 12 minutes before suffering a right Achilles tendon injury and being helped off the court.
Durant, the 2017 and 2018 NBA Most Valuable Player and Golden State's top playoff scorer with 34.2 points a game, left the arena on crutches and will have an MRI on Tuesday.
"On the one hand I'm so proud of them, just the amazing heart and grit they showed, and on the other I'm just devastated for Kevin," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said.
"So it's a bizarre feeling we all have right now, an incredible win and a horrible loss at the same time."
The Warriors seek their fourth title in five seasons while the Raptors suffered an agonizing near-miss in their bid for the first title in their 24-season history.
History remains on the Raptors' side. Only once in 34 prior situations has a team led the NBA Finals 3-1 and lost the title, that being in 2016 when LeBron James-led Cleveland rallied to defeat Golden State.
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Kawhi Leonard, who led Toronto with 26 points, sank a back-to-back 3-pointer and jumper to give the Raptors, who trailed by 14 points in the third quarter, their largest lead at 103-97 with 3:28 remaining.
"In this day and age, up six with three minutes to go, doesn't mean a whole lot," Raptors coach Nick Nurse said. "I felt good at that point. Just needed to make a couple more plays."
Golden State answered with Thompson and Curry sinking 3-pointers and Thompson nailing another that put Golden State ahead to stay at 106-103 with 57 seconds to play.
Kyle Lowry cut the lead to the final margin with 30 seconds remaining and, after Golden State's DeMarcus Cousins was whistled for a foul trying to set a screen, the Raptors had one last chance to swipe the title.
But the Warriors double-teamed Leonard and Draymond Green blocked a Lowry corner 3-point shot at the buzzer, the crowd going from loud cheers to stunned silence in shockingly short order.
"Our defense was bending down the stretch but we didn't break and the last stop was tremendous. Amazing defense on that last play from all five guys," Kerr said.
"Draymond's block, he covered so much ground on Kyle's shot from the corner. So our guys just stayed with it and they stayed poised and just an amazing job finishing the game."
Durant's brief return
Durant had missed nine playoff games over the past month since being hurt against Houston in the second round, but he briefly made the Warriors look like the team that dominated the past two NBA Finals.
Durant made two early 3-pointers as the Warriors hit 7-of-8 shots to open the game, including five 3-pointers, for a 19-12 edge. But Marc Gasol scored 10 early points as Toronto had a 9-0 run for a 21-19 lead.
Golden State closed the first quarter with a 15-7 run for a 34-28 advantage and led 39-34 when disaster struck 2:14 into the second quarter.
Durant planted his right foot while dribbling the ball and pulled up, then sat on the court and grabbed the same sore calf that had sidelined him.
Durant was helped off the court and to the locker room, his dramatic comeback ended far too soon.
Cousins, who had 14 points off the bench, entered and sparked Golden State but the Raptors closed the gap and kept the game on a knife's edge to the finish.
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Defending Winter Olympics gold medallist Torah Bright has qualified first from her heat into the Winter Olympics halfpipe final.
Casting aside several days of dramas – from a training crash to ongoing criticisms about the quality of the Games courses, Bright was on song straight away, laying down a 93-point run at her first attempt.
It was a solid marker for the 27-year-old who looked smooth and untroubled all the way through her run.
American Hannah Teter was second in her heat, scoring 92.
Bright appeared to get stuck in a transition during her second effort and failed to improve her score.
The decider may well be a showdown between Bright and Kelly Clark, the American 2002 Games champion looking imperious with her 95-point run in the first heat.
Clark continued her recent run of excellent form, which included a fourth consecutive X Games title in the `pipe.
Bright comes off the back of a seventh place in the slopestyle in Sochi, where she is also competing in the snowboard cross event.
Spain's Queralt Castellet also edged Bright overall with a 93.25 score in Clark's heat.
Six women go straight through to the final with another dozen snowboarders competing in a semi-final. Six of those riders then go through to make up a 12-woman final.
The news wasn't so good for Bright's Australian teammate Holly Crawford.
The three-Games veteran and 2011 world champion bombed out in both her runs, her Olympic campaign ending then and there.
Compatriot Hannah Trigger also failed to progress but Steph Magiros snuck into the last semi-final qualifying spot from her heat.


Mahindra Logistics shares are expected to list around November 10, according to a note from Aum Capital.
Finalisation of allotment of Mahindra Logistic shares expected around November 8.
Mahindra Logistics Rs 829 crore IPO opened on Tuesday and will close today. Till 2 pm on Thursday, the issue was subscribed nearly 3 times. The IPO is priced in the band of 425-429/share, valuing the service provider at Rs 3,052 crore at upper end of the price band of Rs 429 per share. Retail investors can subscribe in lot size of 34 shares and in multiples thereafter. The issue is a 100 per cent offer for sale (OFS) issue with over 1.9 crore shares on offer in the IPO.. Through this IPO, the promoter, Mahindra and Mahindra, will sell total 96.7 lakh shares (Rs 411 crore on the lower band) and Rs 415 crore on the upper band) while equal number of shares will be offloaded by some private equity investors. Capital. Promoter, Mahindra and Mahindra's stake would come down to 58.77 per cent after the IPO.
On Monday, Mahindra Logistics allocated 57.62 lakh equity shares at Rs. 429 per equity share to 15 anchor investors aggregating to Rs. 247.2 crore.
Mahindra Logistics Limited, part of Mahindra & Mahindra group, is a third party logistics services provider. Mahindra Logistics was incorporated in 2007 and is one of the largest third-party party logistics solutions providers in India. The company follows an asset light model in which most assets (vehicles and warehouses) are owned /provided by its business partners. The company operates in two business segments": Supply Chain Management (SCM) and corporate People Transport Solutions (PTS). The supply chain management segment offers customized and end-to-end logistics solutions and services including transportation and distribution, warehousing, in-factory logistics and value added services to clients.
In corporate people transport solutions segment, Mahindra Logistics provides technology enabled people transportation solutions and services across India to over 100 domestic and multinational companies operating in the IT, BPOs, KPOs, financial services, consulting and manufacturing industries.
Link Intime India is the registrar for Mahindra Logistics IPO.
Finalization of allotment around November 8 and listing on stock exchanges around November 10, according to a note from Aum Capital.
In FY17, Mahindra Logistics posted net sales of Rs 2,667 crore, growing at a CAGR of around 15 per cent from FY13, according to a note from Angel Broking. In the last few years, Mahindra Logistics has successfully diversified its business and 45 per cent of its revenues are derived by non-Mahindra clients. "The company hired global consultant McKinsey in 2015 to scale up its business, especially that of the non-Mahindra segment and results are clearly visible with the 17.5% top-line CAGR between FY2015-17," says Angel Broking in a note.
On the margins front, company saw margins improving from 2.4 per cent in FY2013 to 2.9 per cent in FY2017. Adjusted for the consultant fees paid to McKinsey, the FY2017 EBITDA o operating margins work out to be 3.6 per cent, indicating a 125 bps appreciation in the EBITDA margins since FY2013. Its adjusted PAT grew at a CAGR of 25 per cent from Rs 24 crore in FY13 to Rs 60 crore in FY17.
The Indian logistics industry is expected to grow and will benefit from these rising opportunities, says Aum Capital, which has a subscribe rating on the IPO. Mahindra Logistics' focus on enhancements in technology, leveraging on the changing logistics industry dynamics particularly with the implementation of GST regime and exploration in new business opportunities in new industry verticals shows bright prospects in the future, it added.
Domestic brokerage KRChoksey Research also has a subscribe rating on Mahindra Logistics IPO. " In terms of valuation, on the upper price band of Rs 429, the company has been valued at around 65 times FY17 earnings as against 71 times for Blue Dart Express, 34.2 times for Gati Ltd and 54 times for TCI Express," it says. Though valuations look expensive, Mahindra Logistics "plans to support this growth by focusing on increasing business from non-Mahindra Group clients, leveraging the changing industry with the implementation of GST regime with greater focus on warehousing, continuing focus on technology enhancements and diversifying into other industry verticals," the brokerage says.
Another domestic brokerage Angel Broking has a subscribe rating to the issue, based on its growth story, diversification strategy, strong parent repute and post GST attractiveness of the logistics sector.
India's logistics industry is estimated at Rs 6.4 lakh crore in FY2017 and it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13 per cent to Rs 9.2 lakh crore in FY2020. The logistics industry is dominated by transportation (nearly 88 per cent share of the logistics industry), which is expected to remain high over the next 3-4 years. Large segment of the industry is fragmented, hence dominated by the unorganized players.
of GST will result in most business decisions being focused on supply chain efficiency and not on state-wise tax benefits. Many businesses have already started considering a complete redesign of their supply chain network. This will be a boon to the logistics sector and to the large organized players in the sector," says Angel Broking.
Mahindra Logistics depends significantly on clients in the automotive industry and is highly dependent on the performance of the automotive industry. A loss of or a significant decrease in business from clients in the automotive industry could adversely affect the business and profitability, says Aum Capital.
The company depends on a limited number of clients, which exposes to a high risk of client concentration, the brokerage adds. Fluctuations in the performance of the industries in which their clients operate may result in a loss of clients, a decrease in the volume of work they undertake or the price at which they offer their services.


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By Donald Malcolm
The New Yorker, April 15, 1961 P. 31
Comment on the "semi-secret" organization known as the John Birch Society, which is dedicated to "fighting Communism," & whose founder and head has discovered the following persons to be a Communist agent; Eisenhower, Earl Warren, the late John Foster Dulles, & Allen W. Dulles. At first glance there is something almost frightening in the thought that so many Communists were able to creep into such high positions in the government. But upon mature reflection it proves the Communists to be a piffling sort of menace. With the Executive & judicial branches of the government safely in their hands, they were utterly unable to make their designs effective upon, or even apparent to the rest of the nation or heads of Communist governments abroad. We look upon the group as an upstart in the field. As it happens, we are a member of a semi-secret organization our self - one that has been in continuous existence for nearly 200 years.... The membership is impressively large and, unlike that of the Communist Party or the John Birch Society is not composed of secret cells. The rules of memberships are few and basic ...the members receive no gaudy uniforms ...-but each does receive a title. The title, dear John Birch Society, is Citizen.
Published in the print edition of the April 15, 1961, issue.
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CPT JAMAICAH ANN C. ACOJEDO, PAF is a registered nurse and a graduate of Bachelor of Nursing in 2010 at Holy Angel University. During her stay at HAU, she served as the Chairman of the College Student Council of the College of Nursing (CSC-CON) where she earned her Leadership Excellence Award. Right after passing the Nursing Licensure Examination, Cpt Acojedo worked as a volunteer nurse at Mexico Community Hospital. This is where her calling to serve the nation started. In 2012, Cpt Acojedo started her training through the PAF Officer Candidate School for 15 months followed by the Military Pilot Training at PAF Flying School in 2015.
As a member of the Philippine Air Force and as an Instructor Pilot of the Philippine Air Force Flying School, Cpt Acojedo learned the basics of followership and leadership in the university. For one to be a good leader, she must learn first to be a good follower. The university honed and molded her values that became her foundation when she joined the service.
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Home » » Letter concernining safety Mr Kumara
Letter concernining safety Mr Kumara
Written By NAFSO on Thursday, March 08, 2012 | 11:41:00 AM
H.E. Mr. Buddhi K. Athauda Date: March 1, 2012
Embassy of Sri Lanka
Jakob de Graefflaan 2
2517 JM Den Haag
File no: W 07.01.202.10
Correspondence no: 2012/01186/WOTR
E-mail: h.molenaar@nwo.nl
Fax number: 0031-70-3465596
Subject: Concerns for safety of Mr Herman Kumara (NAFSO)
Through the University of Amsterdam we were informed on their concerns about the safety of Mr Herman Kumara of the National Fisheries Solidarity Movement (NAFSO). Mr Herman Kumara is one of the consortium partners in the project entitled 'Re-incorporating the excluded: Providing space for small-scale fishers in the sustainable development of fisheries of South Africa and South Asia'. This research project is funded by the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of The Netherlands within the framework of the CoCooN programme, carried out under secretariat of the NWO division WOTRO Science for Global Development.
Apparently, Mr Kumara has been threatened, following the recent increase in fuel prices and the protests that followed.
We would be obliged if you would consider to assist in resolving this worrying situation.
Dr. H.A. Molenaar
Executive Director NWO-WOTRO
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research


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Rymer Omar Liriano was the first player from the Padres Dominican Academy to reach the majors with San Diego...Missed the entire 2016 season due to multiple facial fractures after being hit in face by a pitch in a Brewers spring training game on March 20 vs. the Dodgers.
Split his season between Salt Lake (AAA) in the Angels' system and Colorado Springs (AAA), a Brewers affiliate...Hit a career-high 20 homers and drove in 59 runs in 102 games...Batted .253 (89-352).
Returned to action in 2017 in White Sox system after missing all of 2016 with multiple face fractures...Claimed off waivers from Milwaukee on Oct. 28, 2016...Spent majority of season with Triple-A Charlotte slashing to .256/.323/.416...Set career bests in home runs (17)...Called up to big league club in Sept. and appeared in 21 games with White Sox...Connected for second MLB HR on Sept. 4 vs. Cleveland off Trevor Bauer.
Was traded by San Diego to Milwaukee in exchange for lefthander Trevor Seidenberger on 1/28.  Missed the entire season due to multiple facial fractures suffered after being hit in the face by a pitch in the Brewers spring training game on 3/20 vs. Los Angeles-NL.  Was placed on the disabled list on 3/25 and transferred to the 60-day disabled list on 4/2.  Played in 37 games for Licey in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .258 (31-120) with three doubles, two triples, one home run, 14 RBI and 18 runs scored.
Batted .292 with 14 HR, 64 RBI and 18 stolen bases in 131 games at Triple-A El Paso during his final season in the Padres organization…Ranked among the Pacific Coast League leaders in runs (3rd, 85) and walks (T4th, 64)…Played for Licey in the Dominican Winter League (34g, .196, 3hr, 13rbi)…Was designated for assignment on 1/22/16…Was traded to Milwaukee in exchange for LHP Trevor Seidenberger on 1/28/16.
Made his first Major League stint after he was recalled from Triple-A El Paso on 8/11…made his Big League debut that night vs. COL, getting the start in right field, batting seventh...Was the third player in Padres franchise history to have a sac fly in his first career game, joining Joe Lansford on 7/31/82 (2) and Tony Gwynn on 7/19/82...Belted his first career home run with a solo shot into the third deck of the Western Metal Supply Building on 8/13 vs. COL…measured at 427 feet, it was the 14th home run hit to that location of Petco Park since the building opened in 2004 and the eighth time the feat was accomplished by a Padres player...Hit .291/.362/.473 (126-for-433) with 31 doubles, three triples, 14 home runs and 66 RBI in 115 games between Double-A San Antonio (99 games) and Triple-A El Paso (16 games)…named a Texas League mid-season All-Star with San Antonio...The Dominican Republic native was the first player from the Padres Dominican Academy in San Cristobal, DR, which opened in 2008, to reach the Major Leagues with the Friars.
Missed the entire season due to recovery from Tommy John surgery on his right elbow…played in the Dominican Winter League following the season...Surgery performed on February 20 by team physician Dr. Heinz Hoenecke...Played in four games during the Dominican Winter League, hitting .111 (1-for-9) with a solo home run.
Combined to hit .280 (130-for-465) with 32 doubles, four triples, eight home runs, 61 RBI, 65 runs scored and 32 stolen bases in 127 games between Single-A Lake Elsinore and Double-A San Antonio.Began the season with Lake Elsinore, hitting .298 (84-for-282) through 74 games for the Storm before earning apromotion to San Antonio.Hit .251 (46-for-183) with 15 extra-base hits in 53 games for the Missions.Was named a California League mid-season All-Star.Also selected to the World Roster of the 2012 All-Star Futures Game at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.Named the No. 3 prospect in the Padres organization by Baseball America prior to the start of the season.Was named the No. 6 prospect in the California League and the No. 10 prospect in the Texas League by Baseball America following the season.Participated in the Arizona Fall League after the regular season, hitting .319 (29-for-91) with five doubles, four homeruns, 15 RBI and 23 runs scored in 22 games.
Split the season between Single-A Fort Wayne and Single-A Lake Elsinore, combining to appear in 131 games...Hit .298 (152-for-510) with 31 doubles, nine triples, 12 home runs, 68 RBI, 89 runs and 66 stolen bases between the two teams...Named the Midwest League's MVP and Prospect of the Year, Topps' Midwest League Player of the Year, a Low-A All-Star by Baseball America and a member of the ML post-season All-Star team...Ranked among ML leaders in stolen bases (2nd), batting average (3rd), hits (5th), triples (T-5th), runs (6th), total bases (6th), SLG (6th) and OBP (8th)...Named the Padres No. 3 prospect following the season by Baseball America.
Played for three teams in the SD organization, splitting his time between Single-A affiliates in Eugene, Fort Wayne and Lake Elsinore...Combined to hit .231 (102-for-441) with 26 doubles, seven triples, three home runs, 38 RBI, 59 runs scored and 31 stolen bases...Rated as having the best outfield arm in the Padres organization following the season by Baseball America.
Dominated AZL pitching, hitting .350 (69-for-197) with a .398 OBP and .523 SLG for the Peoria Padres.
January 3, 2019 New York Mets signed free agent OF Rymer Liriano to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
January 3, 2019 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Syracuse Mets.
December 30, 2018 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
December 4, 2018 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Navegantes del Magallanes.
November 2, 2018 LF Rymer Liriano elected free agency.
October 13, 2018 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
October 13, 2018 Tigres del Licey placed OF Rymer Liriano on the reserve list.
August 30, 2018 Rymer Liriano assigned to Colorado Springs Sky Sox from AZL Brewers.
August 29, 2018 LF Rymer Liriano assigned to AZL Brewers from Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
July 20, 2018 Milwaukee Brewers signed free agent RF Rymer Liriano to a minor league contract.
July 20, 2018 LF Rymer Liriano assigned to Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
July 9, 2018 Salt Lake Bees released RF Rymer Liriano.
May 3, 2018 RF Rymer Liriano assigned to Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
April 26, 2018 Salt Lake Bees activated RF Rymer Liriano from the 7-day disabled list.
April 15, 2018 Salt Lake Bees placed RF Rymer Liriano on the 7-day disabled list retroactive to April 13, 2018. Rib contusion.
February 6, 2018 RF Rymer Liriano assigned to Salt Lake Bees.
December 12, 2017 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent RF Rymer Liriano to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
October 9, 2017 RF Rymer Liriano elected free agency.
October 4, 2017 Chicago White Sox sent RF Rymer Liriano outright to Charlotte Knights.
September 2, 2017 Chicago White Sox selected the contract of RF Rymer Liriano from Charlotte Knights.
April 15, 2017 Charlotte Knights activated RF Rymer Liriano from the 7-day disabled list.
April 8, 2017 Charlotte Knights placed LF Rymer Liriano on the 7-day disabled list.
April 1, 2017 LF Rymer Liriano assigned to Chicago White Sox.
March 31, 2017 Chicago White Sox sent LF Rymer Liriano outright to Charlotte Knights.
October 28, 2016 Chicago White Sox claimed Rymer Liriano off waivers from Milwaukee Brewers.
January 28, 2016 San Diego Padres traded LF Rymer Liriano to Milwaukee Brewers for LHP Trevor Seidenberger.
January 22, 2016 San Diego Padres designated LF Rymer Liriano for assignment.
October 15, 2015 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
October 5, 2015 San Diego Padres recalled LF Rymer Liriano from El Paso Chihuahuas.
March 18, 2015 San Diego Padres optioned LF Rymer Liriano to El Paso Chihuahuas.
December 26, 2014 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Toros del Este.
October 18, 2014 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
October 18, 2014 OF Rymer Liriano roster status changed by Tigres del Licey.
August 11, 2014 San Diego Padres recalled LF Rymer Liriano from El Paso Chihuahuas.
July 23, 2014 LF Rymer Liriano assigned to El Paso Chihuahuas from San Antonio Missions.
March 13, 2014 San Diego Padres optioned LF Rymer Liriano to San Antonio Missions.
September 30, 2013 San Diego Padres recalled Rymer Liriano from San Antonio Missions.
April 4, 2013 Rymer Liriano roster status changed by San Antonio Missions.
March 10, 2013 San Diego Padres optioned RF Rymer Liriano to San Antonio Missions.
November 20, 2012 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
November 20, 2012 Rymer Liriano roster status changed by Tigres del Licey.
October 4, 2012 San Diego Padres recalled Rymer Liriano from San Antonio Missions.
July 9, 2012 Rymer Liriano roster status changed by San Antonio Missions.
July 7, 2012 San Antonio Missions placed RF Rymer Liriano on the temporarily inactive list.
June 28, 2012 RF Rymer Liriano assigned to San Antonio Missions from Lake Elsinore Storm.
March 15, 2012 San Diego Padres optioned Rymer Liriano to Lake Elsinore Storm.
November 18, 2011 San Diego Padres selected the contract of Rymer Liriano from Lake Elsinore Storm.
October 14, 2011 OF Rymer Liriano assigned to Tigres del Licey.
September 15, 2011 Rymer Liriano assigned to Lake Elsinore Storm from Fort Wayne TinCaps.
April 25, 2011 Rymer Liriano assigned to Fort Wayne TinCaps from Lake Elsinore Storm.
March 9, 2011 CF Rymer Liriano assigned to San Diego Padres.
September 21, 2010 Rymer Liriano roster status changed by Lake Elsinore Storm.
September 10, 2010 Lake Elsinore Storm placed CF Rymer Liriano on the 7-day disabled list.
August 22, 2010 CF Rymer Liriano assigned to Lake Elsinore Storm from Eugene Emeralds.
April 2, 2010 Rymer Liriano assigned to Fort Wayne TinCaps from AZL Padres.
March 27, 2010 CF Rymer Liriano assigned to San Diego Padres.
May 29, 2009 Rymer Liriano assigned to AZL Padres from DSL Padres.
July 3, 2007 San Diego Padres signed free agent CF Rymer Liriano to a minor league contract.


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