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Home European League EPL Manchester United target Inaki Williams extends Athletic Bilbao deal
Athletic Bilbao forward Inaki Williams has signed a new deal with the La Liga club, extending his contract until 2028.
Williams had been identified by Manchester United as a potential replacement for striker Romelu Lukaku, who joined Inter Milan this summer for a fee of €80 million.
The 25-year-old last signed a deal with Bilbao in January 2018, when he committed his future to the club until 2025 with a release clause of €80m.
The new deal sees the player's release clause rise to €135m.
Williams has made more than 200 appearances for Bilbao and featured in all of their La Liga matches last season, scoring 13 goals and providing four assists.
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From the team who brought you the incredibly immersive Hitler's Headquarters at Victoria Tunnels and WYTCH at Newcastle Castle, comes this: 1867, a week-long series of disconcertingly lifelike tours around the grand Tyne Theatre & Opera House.
In celebration of the venue's 150th year, this so-called 'hi-tech' exploration promises to whisk visitors back to the formative years of the Theatre, offering a multi-sensory experience with a number of actors – including Middlesbrough-born Bill Fellows – taking part. The tours aim to raise awareness of the Tyne's rich history, as it has played host to hundreds of stars throughout the decades, and stands as the only remaining Victorian theatre left in operation.
It's not just your run-of-the-mill history tour, though – they've truly thought of everything, here. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the theatre as it originally was, whilst you discover never before seen paths, search for lost treasures and even experience the peril of the great fire that tore at the venue in 1985.
The tours will take place throughout one week in September – the month in which the theatre was originally opened for business – from Monday 11th until Sunday 17th, as part of the 150th anniversary celebration programme.
If you want to learn a bit more about our beloved local cultural landmarks, then this is definitely one tour not to be missed.
The 1867 Tours are at Tyne Theatre and Opera House from Monday 11th until Sunday 17th September.


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Elsa – do u wanna taste a snowman?
Hey, and when she gets all old and saggy, they'll be Twizzlers!
I think as long as she doesn't pound someone's head onto a sidewalk she'll be safe.
Ted Nugent just showed up!
"Gramma – what's a "Skittlez"?
I've unfortunately seen Jerry Springer too many times to think this is photo shop. It matches her face and hair all too well. Yeah. Her mom must be super proud.
You kiddin'? Her mom gave her the tattoo.
Don't get caught with your hand in the candy jar.


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Pesach/Passover: What is freedom anyway?
Ask anyone what the theme of tonight's Passover seder is. You can bet that the answer will be one word: freedom. The Jews were oppressed by the Egyptians for two hundred years, G-D came along, destroyed Egypt with ten plagues, split the sea for us, washed out the entire Egyptian army. Then we were free from Egypt's tyrannous stranglehold and could now do whatever we wanted.
Well all that was certainly true. Apart from the last part. We couldn't just 'do whatever we wanted'. "For you are slaves to Me" said Hashem. You are under my jurisdiction now. You still have to answer to Someone. And that Someone is infinitely more powerful than your previous master!
So is 'freedom' really the right word to describe the Jews' status upon leaving Egypt? Sounds more like they just found a kinder more patient Boss!
I believe the answer is that Judaism defines freedom differently.
In general western thinking, we've come to believe that retirement is an ideal. No more stress, no heavy workloads or deadlines to reach. More time to just relax, play golf and take it easy.
Another example of our 'progressive' mindset is the way we all work to earn our first million, or ten million, thinking that the ability to earn enough to give our families the best that the world has to offer.
If you're one of the (shrinking group of) people who still believe in those worldviews, you'd be shocked by these studies:
The Institute of Economic Affairs found that the chances of depression shoot up by 40% after retirement.
A survey in the BMC Medicine Journal showed depression rates in 18 countries. The lowest rating came from… China, one of the poorest countries on the list. First place was taken by France. And the goold ol' US of A? They came second (If the UK were included, us Brits would have beaten 'em hands down!)
Physical pleasure is great. But it doesn't last. Certainly not beyond the grave!
In Judaism, freedom is the ability to strive for the type of things that we take with us to the Next World. Those are the things that really stay with us forever.
Physical entities are important. Retirement and wealth can be wonderful tools. But that's just it: they're tools, means to achieving Spiritual accomplishments that remain with us for eternity. It's when our physical means become ends in themselves that we begin to limit ourselves.
It's a paradox. Laws like observing Shabbat and Kashrut, restricting ourselves physically, are in actual fact liberating. Because they are what takes us to a lifetime which is limitless in The Next World.
True freedom is a choice we make every day. We get to decide whether to expand our Horizons or limit ourselves.
Wishing all a happy and meaningful Passover!
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Parshat Bo: Let Him in!
When all the gates are locked, humility tunnels you under them…
Throughout the saga of the ten plagues, the narrative remains the same: G-D inflicts the chaos, Pharaoh begs Moshe to ask G-D to stop, G-D ends the nightmare, Moshe orders Pharaoh to release the Jews, Pharaoh's heart hardens, Pharaoh refuses, G-D is angered, and the cycle repeats itself.
Pharaoh's refusal makes him deserving of punishment. It makes sense, at least on the surface.
But, as the Torah tells us from the beginning, it was G-D who hardened Pharaoh's heart.
Pharaoh had ZERO control over his free will. He couldn't repent of his wickedness even if he wanted to.
And yet, G-D punished him over and over, in a series of escalatingly intense plagues, with the 'grand finale' at the Red Sea.
Doesn't that seem unfair?
A Rabbi of a Synagogue noticed something rather odd that happened once a year. One of the shul's members was a man who only came to services on Rosh Hashanah. He would walk in, pray for a few minutes quietly, and then leave. And for those few moments, his face showed that he was concentrating very intensely. One year, the Rabbi couldn't control his curiosity. He called the man over and asked him what he was praying for.
"Every year" he replied "I have this request:
"G-D: I have a great marriage, a financially rewarding career, all the cars and luxuries I want, kids who are doing well in school. One thing I ask of You: Please, stay out of my life!"
This sad joke is indicative of the type of person Pharaoh was. We mentioned that Pharaoh was beyond the point of no return. But that wasn't entirely true. He had a 'backdoor' option.
The Talmud tells us that there are sins for which the gates of repentance remain closed. But the commentaries stress that even in these situations there is an answer. If one calls out to G-D, He will dig a tunnel (so to speak) under the gates for you to go through.
That, says the Chofetz Chaim, was an option that Pharaoh had all along. With a sincere expression of submission before his Creator, he could have changed his life. But like the poor fellow in the story, he lacked the desire to have Hashem in his life. Pharaoh's lack of humility prevented him from bridging the gap between him and G-D.
A man came to the Steipler and told him that he was concerned about his difficulty in maintaining faith in G-D. the Steipler's 'diagnosis' was clear. "Haughtiness" declared the sage. "If you're too concerned about yourself to think about others, you have no room in your heart for Hashem either!"
A humble person knows that he isn't the master of his destiny; G-D is.
(Based on a lecture from Rabbi Fischel Schachter. Click here to watch the lecture video)
Author Ari BlumPosted on January 18, 2018 Categories Shemos, UncategorizedTags Bo, Divrei Torah, Dvar Torah, Exodus, Humility, inspiration, Jewish wisdom, Judaism, Parashat Hashavuah, Parshah, Shemot, Torah Portion, Torah thoughtLeave a comment on Parshat Bo: Let Him in!
Parshas Shemos: Stars of the day
When the sun's down, they'll be the ones lighting your way!
We have reached the next stage in the founding of the Jewish Nation. The forefathers are gone, and their descendants have now settled in Egypt. The book of Shemos (Exodus) begins by naming the sons of Yaakov all over again, although they had already died long ago. Rashi explains that Yaakov's sons are compared to the stars. He quotes Isiah (4:26): 'They (the stars) are counted by G-D when He brings them out, and again when He gathers them in'.
But why compare them to stars?
Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetzky OBM has a beautiful explanation, which I would like to like to expand on humbly.
Rabbi Kamenetzky points out that stars are invisible during the day. Their light is overpowered by the sun. Only once the sun departs can it become dark enough to allow them to be seen in their dazzling glory. The greatness of Yaakov's sons was revealed when they were in exile when the light emanating from Yaakov had been extinguished. That was when they became beacons of light to guide their descendants.
Perhaps we can learn a lesson here.
Many times throughout history, when Jews found themselves in danger, the salvation came from the most unlikely people. A little shepherd boy is the one to defeat a giant, with a slingshot and stone. A child with a disability writes a letter to the President of the United States, moving him to release an over-punished prisoner. Children (and adults) who go unnoticed, or are maligned and isolated, rise to the occasion when the time is right.
A New York-based therapist was presented with a child, David, who was having a hard time buckling down at school. His parents and siblings were at their wit's end and were desperate to get him to sit still and focus. After a session or two, the therapist decided to hold a third meeting with all the family, including the boy's grandfather. And so, the family gathered and aired all their hurt and misery. Poor David had to endure the verbal dirt being slung at him: He was hurting his siblings' chances of finding marriage partners, he was embarrassing the family, etc.
Stunned, the family turned to the source of the commanding voice.
The grandfather, who had remained silent till now, had something to add.
He stood up, looking agitated, and spoke his mind in a shaking voice.
"I was David," he said "I was the one who dropped out of school in Poland in the 1930s to become a tailor. I was the 'disappointment to the family'. After overhearing two German officers discussing Hitler's plans for the Jews of Europe, I begged my parents to get visas for America. Failing to convince them, I came to New York on my own. Hitler caught up with them. I was the sole survivor of my family."
"This child, whom you are ripping apart so mercilessly, has untapped potential within him. Studying is not his greatest strength. But he has other talents that will come to the fore one day. In the meantime, I refuse to let you tear him down like this!"
How many 'stars' do we know? Children and adults, whom we tend to judge and label?
When it gets dark, that person's light might be the one guiding the rest of us.
(See Sefer Talelei Oros)
Author Ari BlumPosted on January 5, 2018 January 5, 2018 Categories ShemosTags Devar Torah, Dvar Torah, Exodus, inspiration, Jewish inspiration, Jewish wisdom, Judaism, respect, Sefer Shemos, Sefer Shemot, Shemos, Shemot, Torah thought3 Comments on Parshas Shemos: Stars of the day
Parshat Vayeira: He did it for us!
Our forefather's sacrifice gave us the tools for life
Imagine that you are one of the most influential people in the world, the spokesman for G-D in This World. And you've been teaching a pagan world that practices like giving up your children are wrong. You yourself have a child, whom you love more than anything else. G-D has promised that through this child you will become the founder of His Chosen Nation.
And then G-D asks you to sacrifice your only son.
It's not a challenge that anyone can relate to. Certainly not in 2017. But we know that the Torah is eternal. if the Torah goes into such detail about the story of the Akeidah, how Avrohom Ovinu (our father Abraham) was tested in this way, and was stopped by Hashem just as he was about to plunge the knife- it must be relevant to us in some way.
G-D worded his request in a very detailed fashion. 'take your son, your only son, whom you love, Yitzchok'
Why was that necessary?
The Sfas Emess explains that Avrohom had to go through three stages of processing the request.
'Sacrifice your only son'. It would have been easier if Avrohom had other sons. But that was not the case
'Whom you love'- Avrohom might have fallen out with Yitchok. But the Torah speaks about the tremendous love he had for him.
'Yitzchok'. The child whom Hashem promised would be the guarantor of the Jewish People, is now to be sacrificed by his father.
But surely Avrohom would have jumped to do G-D's will in a heartbeat. Why did he need to go through these stages?
The Gerrer Rebbe explains that Avrohom certainly didn't need to go through this process. Not for his own sake. But he did it for us. By accepting the challenge the way he did, Avrohom planted the seeds of inner strength in our DNA, giving us the power to overcome our own struggles even thousands of years later.
The next time we are faced with a test, be it praying with more concentration or not shouting at the guy who blocked your driveway, lets remember that we do have the wherewithal to succeed. It's in our blood.
As heard from Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser. (click here to view a video of the original lecture)
Author Ari BlumPosted on November 3, 2017 November 3, 2017 Categories BereshitTags Abraham, Bereishis, Bereshit, Devar Torah, Dvar Torah, inner strength, inspiration, Jewish wisdom, Judaism, resilience, Torah thought, VayeiraLeave a comment on Parshat Vayeira: He did it for us!
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Q: C#: Notification before WeakReference is collected? In C#/.NET, is there any way to get a notification before the object pointed to by a weak reference is destructed? Basically, I want to allow an object to be collected, but do something right before the object is destroyed, without modifying code to add destructors (since I won't know exactly what types of objects will be sued with my code).
Thanks,
Robert

A: No there is no way to achieve this functionality.
After a bit of speculation, I don't believe it's possible to implement a feature in the manner you are describing.
Consider that at the point the object held by a WeakReference is collected, there are no more references (hence it's collectable).  For an event to have any use to you it would need to provide the object as part of the event.  This means that the reference has gone from collectable to not-collectable.  There is nothing stopping the handling code from retaking a reference on that object.  Hence the object can no longer be considered collectable.  The CLR would need to make a second pass on the object to re-ensure it was collectable.
You can see how the second time around the event could not be raised because it would lead to uncollectable objects.
It would be a misuse of naming to claim this event was raised just before an object was collected.  Simply because any handler could prevent this from being collected by establishing a new reference to the object.  Instead it would have to be "ObjectMaybeAboutToBeCollected".  This probably won't give you the behavior you're looking for.

A: You can't do that.
However what you can do is to watch when a GC is approaching ( there are new GC APIs in CLR v3.5Sp1 that allows you to do so, GCNotifications )

A: .Net 4.0 has the solution you need: ConditionalWeakTable. Here is a short program that demonstrates the idea. (discussed here as well)
using System;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;

namespace GCCollectNotification
{
    class ObjectToWatch { }

    class Notifier
    {
        public object ObjectToWatch { get; set; }
        ~Notifier() { Console.WriteLine("object is collected"); }
    }

    class Program
    {
        private ConditionalWeakTable<object, Notifier> map
            = new ConditionalWeakTable<object, Notifier>();

        public void Test()
        {
            var obj = new ObjectToWatch();
            var notifier = map.GetOrCreateValue(obj);
            notifier.ObjectToWatch = obj;
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            new Program().Test();

            GC.Collect();
            GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers();

            // "object is collected" should have been printed by now

            Console.WriteLine("end of program");
        }
    }
}

A: Your question doesn't make sense to me. Where is the code that's going to be called supposed to reside? Given that the weak references will be nulled before the referenced object is destroyed, it doesn't make sense for it to be part of the class that referenced the about-to-be destroyed object. And there's already code in the referenced object that's called before the object is destroyed - that's the destructor.
What's the actual design problem you want to solve? There may be a better way.

A: For what you are describing, finalizers would be a way better approach.

A: It would be possible to have semantics similar to what you describe if a weak reference with a notifier were regarded similarly to an object with a finalizer, which is to say that when the object was considered to no longer be of interest to anybody, it would be queued for finalization and notification; the queue entry would be considered a live reference, so the object would not actually be collected until it was acted upon.
Since that isn't possible, the best feasible approach might probably be to have all "I'm interested in this object" references point to a lightweight wrapper object which would in turn point to the real object, and have the "weak" references point to a different wrapper which would also point to the real object.  The first wrapper should hold a reference to the second, but not vice versa.  The first wrapper should have a finalizer which will trigger appropriate code when it goes out of scope.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen any complete implementations of such a strategy.  There are some important caveats to consider.  Among them: (1) finalizers should never wait on locks, nor do anything that could throw an exception; (2) code which accesses other objects which might have gone out of scope must be prepared for the possibility that they may have already been finalized, be in the process of being finalized, be awaiting finalization, or still have live references elsewhere; (3) if a finalizer stores a rooted reference to a finalizable object which has been found eligible for garbage collection, such an object may be finalized even though the live reference exists.

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I uploaded this album in the shoutbox of another blog for some people, so I figured I would post it here too. Every sound Ryoji Ikeda has created throughout his carrer has been incredibly interesting to me. The first half of this album contains pieces of his early work, and the second half could be considered the actual album. His work with sine waves and sound oscillation is only appreciated by the trained listener, but should be heard by all. This album perfectly replicates what it may sound like if you were to travel into space without a suit, hearing nothing besides your beating heart and the ringing in your ears. If space is out of the question for you, I suggest turning off the lights, putting on some headphones, and listening to this significant experiment in sound.


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Prolacerta (qui signifie «avant le lézard» en latin) est un  genre éteint de reptiles archosauromorphes ayant vécu au Trias inférieur.
Il ne comprend qu'une espèce, Prolacerta broomi, nommée en 1935 dans le bassin du Karoo en Afrique du Sud.
Des vestiges de Prolacerta auraient également été trouvés en Antarctique, bien qu'ils nécessitent une révision taxonomique.
Prolacerta est traditionnellement classée comme membre de Prolacertiformes, un groupe d'archosauromorphes basaux qui comprend également des protorosauridés et des tanystropheidés.
Cependant, les analyses phylogénétiques les plus récentes le placent dans une position plus dérivée en tant que taxon frère des Archosauriformes, faisant ainsi des Prolacertiformes traditionnels un groupe polyphylétique.

Classification
Prolacerta broomi est nommée en 1935 à partir d'un crâne d'Afrique du Sud et considérée comme une forme de transition entre les premières diapsides et les lézards, bien que classée dans le groupe archosauriens Thecodontia par le paléotonlogue Francis Rex Parrington. En 1945, Charles Lewis Camp classe Prolacerta comme un lépidosaure précoce, plus étroitement lié aux lézards qu'aux archosaures. Camp regroupe Prolacerta avec Protorosaurus, et tous deux deviennent plus tard une partie d'un groupe plus large de reptiles appelés Prolacertiformes. Jusque dans les années 1980, Prolacerta et Protorosaurus sont souvent placés dans un groupe appelé Eosuchia. Prolacerta est actuellement considéré comme un taxon frère des Archosauriformes. Le cladogramme ci-dessous est adapté d'une analyse d'archosauriformes de 2016.

Voir aussi

Références taxinomiques

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Archosauromorpha

Notes et références

Prolacertiformes
Genre d'archosauromorphes préhistoriques (nom scientifique)
Sauropside du Permien
Reptile préhistorique d'Afrique
Paléontologie en Afrique du Sud
Paléontologie en Antarctique
Taxon fossile décrit en 1935

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Congratulations to Fabiane Fantinelli, Priyank Shyam and Konrad Dąbrowski(Nanoscience students at iNANO) as well as João Nuno Mendes (student at Aarhus BSS - Aarhus Universitet) who once again have been honored for their idea 'NanoScreen' - a transparent intelligent nanomaterial which may reduce the CO2 emission caused by air conditioning of an average office building by 2/3!
The NanoScreen team has won the Scientific Support Award at the Green Innovation and Investment Forum (GIIF18) on 20-21 Feb 2018.
In connection to Hult Prize Aarhus University the team won the right to represent Aarhus University (Science and Technology - Aarhus Universitet) with 'NanoScreen' at Hult Prize regional in London in March 2018!


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A one-hour documentary profile of the Canadian synchronized swimming Olympic champion. For the CBC's biographical series Life and Times.
Original French-language version broadcast April 2, 2000 on Radio Canada's Les Beaux Dimanches.
Produced, Written and Directed by Paul Carvalho.
To view a trailer, or to read a synopsis and press reviews, please click here.


I can. Watching the ocean is like watching life.
Its vastness is at times overwhelming, especially when I know what I'm seeing is just a tiny speck of what's out there. It's moody and unpredictable...some days welcoming and calm, while other days angry and powerful. People experience it differently. Some with wide eyes full of wonder, excited by the lure of the unknown. Others afraid, calculating the risk as too high. I watch as people make split minute decisions as a giant wave is about to make contact. Some get knocked over, others dive under to avoid it, while a few take advantage of it and ride it in. The ones who get knocked over have another decision to make. Will they give up and decide it's too rough or will they try again until they persevere and also ride one in? I'm intrigued by the little ones who stand side by side...one giggles while the other cries. Same experience but seen from two very different perspectives. I look out and know I am only seeing the surface. I'm curious as to the life underneath, the parts I will most likely never experience.
The ocean is a contradiction, as is life. Loud, yet calming. New, yet familiar. Risky, yet reliable. Exciting, yet painful at times. Whether calm and still or rough and rigid, in the end, both the ocean and life are always beautiful.


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Suriname competed at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Originally scheduled to take place from 24 July to 9 August 2020, the Games have been postponed to 23 July to 8 August 2021, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the nation's fourteenth appearance at the Summer Olympics.

Competitors

Badminton

Suriname qualified one badminton player into the Olympic tournament. Rio 2016 Olympian Sören Opti accepted the invitation from the Tripartite Commission and the Badminton World Federation to compete in the men's singles. After he tested positive for COVID-19, Opti officially pulled out from the Games.

Cycling

Track
Following the completion of the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, Suriname entered one rider to compete in the men's sprint and keirin at the Games, based on his final individual UCI Olympic rankings. Additionally, this marked the country's return to the sport for the first time since Barcelona 1992.

Sprint

Keirin

Swimming

Suriname received a universality invitation from FINA to send a top-ranked male swimmer in his respective individual events to the Olympics, based on the FINA Points System of June 28, 2021.

See also
Suriname at the 2019 Pan American Games

References

Nations at the 2020 Summer Olympics
2020
2021 in Suriname


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Raspberry Pi Mode – The Embedded Pi works as a hardware connection bridge between Raspberry Pi and Arduino shields, allowing the Raspberry Pi to interface directly with existing Arduino shields.


The festival has over the past year's developed different initiatives for young filmmakers and talents. This year we will also present, in collaboration with our partners E6 – Østfold Media Workshop and The International Student Film Festival in Lillehammer – Amandus, a screening with films mainly produced by youth in the age group 16 to 20 years old. Three of the films were nominated in the animation category at this year's Amandus festival in Lillehammer, and the rest was produced at a summer animation camp, hosted by E6.


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So this thief walks into a bar...
Only one column today, previewing "Smith," which actually grew on me on second viewing, but still not enough to give an unequivocal thumb up:
Bobby Stevens is ready to get out of the crime business. So he puts together an all-star team of thieves -- a brilliant marksman, a mistress of disguise and false documents, an electronics wizard, etc. -- to pull off the proverbial final big jobs before he can retire and live a respectable life with wife Hope and their kids. Bobby and his team have talent, they have inside information and they have a great plan -- and, of course, very little goes according to that plan.
"Smith" producer John Wells isn't looking to get out of the TV business anytime soon, but he's assembled an all-star team of his own, with Ray Liotta, Virginia Madsen, Simon Baker and Amy Smart heading arguably the most impressive new ensemble in a season full of them.
But, like his new anti-hero, Wells hits several bumps along the way.
There are traditionally two ways you can go with the heist genre, exemplified by last spring's generically titled and short-lived "Heist" on NBC and "Thief" on FX. "Thief" went the lightweight "Ocean's 11" route and tried to have fun with the mechanics of the heist, the quirks of the criminals, and so on. "Thief" went all Michael Mann on us: brooding, visually stylish, and focused more on the crooks' psyches than the science of how to crack a safe.
"Smith" struggles to work both sides of that street, resulting in a schizophrenic pilot that's more interesting in parts than as a whole.
To read the rest, click here.
Oops. Confusing typo.
"Thief" went the lightweight "Ocean's 11" route and tried to have fun with the mechanics of the heist, the quirks of the criminals, and so on. "Thief" went all Michael Mann on us: brooding, visually stylish, and focused more on the crooks' psyches than the science of how to crack a safe.
D'oh! Obviously, the first one should be "Heist."
I blame them for using such generic titles -- not that "Smith" is a whole lot more distinctive.
velvetcannibal said...
While I share your choices for favorite scenes, I don't agree with your assessment of the show as a whole. I loved the deliberate pacing. When the heist started to go wrong, it really went wrong, and the tension was heightened because everything preceeding that had been so calm and minimalistic.
I loved the dialogue, or lack thereof. All of the relationships were illustrated perfectly in a few simple sentences, or a brief look between two characters. Instead of having the characters drop clunkers about the theft being perfect and nothing going wrong, the team just laid out the plan, carried out the job, and reacted as was necessary.
The only guy I wasn't interested in was the transport man, Joe. He's not developed enough for me. Well, none of them are that fleshed out after one episode, but he doesn't have enough of a personality.
I was surprised that the show didn't shy away from the fact that these guys are criminals. All of them exhibited the level of professional brutality necessary for that kind of work, and it was refreshing to see something less sugar-coated.
Hope's backstory got my attention. She's not the typical "conscience of the criminal" I expected her to be. And I loved that piano scene.
This is my favorite of the new pilots so far, and one I'll stick with for a while.
He's a very neat monster
Survivor: Racial harmony
Grey's Anatomy: You're kidding, right?
The Office: Stop. Hammermill time!
Beautiful Betty
Biker boy
Gilmore Girls: Not quite right
Studio 60: Is that all there is?
Thoughts on Heroes?
HIMYM & The Class: Apartments and houses
David Fisher goes Hannibal Lecter
Everyday people? Not anymore.
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Wire week 4 talk for the On Demand'ers
The Wire, "Home Rooms": Omar back!
Grey's Anatomy: Shiva call
Semi-Desperate
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Survivor: Love at first sight?
Six Degrees thoughts?
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HIMYM & The Class: In need of a switcheroo
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The Wire, "Boys of Summer": Nailed shut
The new season: best of the best
Here come the weekend
Make 'em laugh?
18 good years
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November 11th, 2010, 09:51 PM #16
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November 12th, 2010, 07:32 AM #17
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Utterly magnificent.
The proposed new building on this street sucks and will deter from this gem. The a_holes at the LPC should have required that it have a thin, tiered shape as it rises, like this masterpiece. Instead, the proposed POS is a fat box at the top.
It's a real shame, you're right. Anything built around Bryant Square should be a hell of a lot better than what's in store for that spot.
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WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans moved on Tuesday to defuse an escalating political crisis over immigration, but failed to agree on how to end President Trump's policy of separating immigrant children from parents who cross illegally into the United States.
The Senate had one plan, and the House another. Mr. Trump remained defiant, refusing to act on his own.
In a fiery address to a group of small-business executives, Mr. Trump falsely blamed Democrats for the separation crisis and demanded a broad overhaul of the United States' immigration laws, a process that would take months. At the same time, he belittled one of the central ideas behind the effort by Senate Republicans to immediately stop separating families on the Mexican border.
Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, said that "all of the members of the Republican conference support a plan that keeps families together," endorsing quick passage of a narrow bill to provide legal authority to detain parents and children together while the courts consider their status.
In the House, Republicans vowed to press ahead with votes this week on a pair of more sweeping immigration bills — one drafted by conservatives and the other a compromise measure between conservatives and moderates — that address the family separation issue to different degrees, while also strengthening border security and making other changes to the country's immigration system.
In an hourlong meeting on Capitol Hill with House Republicans, Mr. Trump declined to explicitly back either one, saying he would sign both bills. Republican leaders are trying to rally support for the compromise bill.
Mr. McConnell said he planned to reach out to Democrats to support his conference's effort, hoping to stanch the political damage from the administration's "zero tolerance" policy that has led to heartbreaking stories of children separated from their mothers.
But Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, immediately shot down the Republican approach, saying that Mr. Trump could — and should — use his executive authority, not legislation, to quickly end the family separations.
Mr. Trump has the power on his own to change that zero-tolerance policy at the border, which would once again allow border agents and prosecutors the discretion to allow families to remain together after crossing illegally into the United States. But it would also allow those families to be released while their court proceedings go forward, something Mr. Trump opposes.
In his afternoon speech, Mr. Trump dismissed as "crazy" a proposal by Senate Republicans to expedite processing of immigrant families by hiring hundreds of new immigration judges.
Mr. Trump has for weeks been urging lawmakers to pass broad legislation to overhaul the nation's immigration system, including hard-line changes that would crack down on asylum seekers, reduce visas and spend $25 billion to build a wall on the southwestern border. Doing so, he said, would have ended the need for a zero-tolerance policy by allowing families to be quickly deported.
Broad immigration legislation was supposed to be the subject of the meeting with Republican House members on Tuesday evening. But in his speech, the president also vowed to rewrite Republican immigration legislation to his liking.
"We have a House that's getting ready to finalize an immigration package that they are going to brief me on later, and I'm going to make changes," Mr. Trump said. Lawmakers later said that the president gave no indication that he wanted to change anything about their legislation.
In his speech to the National Federation of Independent Business, Mr. Trump was greeted by enthusiastic applause.
Gov. Larry Hogan of Maryland, a Republican, announced Tuesday on Twitter that he would withdraw four members of the Maryland National Guard, and their helicopter, from the southwestern border until "this policy of separating children from their families has been rescinded." By Wednesday morning, governors from at least eight states had announced they would withhold or recall National Guard troops from efforts to secure the United States' border with Mexico.
Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin and the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, said he was working on legislation that would keep families together while increasing the number of federal immigration judges so court hearings could be expedited.
In the House, Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, introduced a measure that his office said "more easily allows for family units to stay together," while also limiting the number of asylum claims.
In a series of tweets on Tuesday morning, Mr. Trump continued to falsely blame Democrats for forcing the separations and calling for Congress to enact hard-line changes to immigration laws that he says would make the zero-tolerance policy at the border unnecessary.
Later in the morning, Trump administration officials defended their treatment of children who had been separated from their parents at the border, describing a network of shelters in 17 states that provided education, counseling, health care services and playtime until children were reunited with their parents.
Officials from the Departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services insisted to reporters that the children in their custody were treated humanely. The officials said 2,342 were children who crossed the border illegally from May 5 to June 9 and were taken from a parent to allow the adult to be charged and detained.
Once the parents were taken to detention, those children were reclassified by the government as "unaccompanied children," and quickly sent to the Health and Human Services shelters.
But the officials disputed charges of mistreatment of those children, saying that the agencies were subject to strict rules about how children were cared for.


Located in the picturesque town of Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Ministry Behavioral Health Residential Treatment Center provides residential treatment through Ministry St. Michael's Hospital. Treatment is well-rounded and tailored to each client's strengths and needs. The staff at MBH believe that chemical dependency is a treatable ailment and that individuals struggling with substance abuse should not be dismissed as weak nor lacking moral character.
The treatment center has 15 double-occupancy rooms, each room accommodating two guests. Common areas include a large kitchen and dining room to encourage group interaction and team building. In addition, it also has on site laundry and meeting areas.
Residents cook their own food. Every evening, there is a family meal prepared by residents and shared as a community. There is always support staff on hand 24/7 to support residents.
Before an individual participates in the program, an assessment is conducted to help staff devise an individualized treatment plan to meet each client's needs. Treatment combines individual and group therapy. One-on-one sessions are scheduled a minimum of once per week for an hour. Group sessions are educational and focus on chemical dependency and family relationships. Also, clients are provided psychological consultation, psychiatric consultation and pastoral care. In addition, clients have access to family therapy and can opt to work with a CSW who provides discharge planning services.
Ministry Behavioral Health is 12-step oriented and residents have access to outside programs such as AA/NA. Besides peer support groups, clients are encouraged to attend church or other support services.
On a typical day, between wake-up and noon residents eat breakfast, take medication and have personal time or chores as well as individual and group sessions. Following a lunch break, groups continue from 1 to 5 pm, with occasional breaks for personal time. Residents share an evening meal at 5 pm, following which clients are free to attend community meetings, take medications and attend the house AA meeting between 6 pm and bedtime. Clients may have weekly family visitation, educational groups, lectures and trips to the YMCA and church.
Staff includes the head of Ministry Behavioral Health, who is a board-certified addictionologist, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Licensed Psychotherapists, Certified AODA Counselors and a Chaplain. If clients need access to a medical doctor, the staff refers them to Ministry St. Michael's hospital. While staff at MBH supports clients with dual diagnosis, the program itself is not licensed for mental health and it is not a psychiatric facility.
MBH also offers scheduled recreational activities, smoking cessation support and supplements to support overall health.
Ministry Behavioral Health Residential Treatment Center is a structured program that provides 12-step based recovery with credentialed and experienced staff members. With a daily routine that includes group and individual therapy as well as educational lectures, clients are able to develop the foundation for a healthy, sober life.
Ministry Behavioral Health Residential Treatment Center Cost: $10,000 (30 days). Reach Ministry Behavioral Health Treatment Center by phone 715-345-0711.
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Inno City complex, the first building project to include a highway terminal, is due for completion by the end of 2018, according to the project's developer.
The $120-million, mixed-development complex will include six buildings which can hold about 5,000 people, according to South Korea-based Inno Group.
The foundation of the project – situated at the corner of Parami Road and Waizayandar Road in South Okkalappa Township in Yangon – was laid late last month.
"This project will be convenient for people as it will include apartments, hotels, a shopping centre and a highway terminal," Seog-Chang Son, chairman of Inno Group, said.
The 7.6-acre project will include two 30-storey serviced apartment buildings, each holding 216 apartments.
Also, three 29-storey serviced-apartment buildings with 104 apartments will be erected, a 13-storey hotel with an international-standard highway terminal, a shopping centre and a 1,139-car garage.
Inno Group entered Myanmar in 2007 to build the Hanthawaddy Golf Club in Yangon and are currently involved in a range of businesses including paper box making, garment and currency exchange.


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In a couple of emails and a phone call, we have been asked about the apartment. The 19th century apartment has been in the same family for close to 100 years. We appreciate the kindest of the owners to share it with us for five weeks.
At the turn of the last century, they heated with fireplaces. Hence, there are four fireplaces in the apartment. Below is the dining room fireplace and detail at the top of the fireplace above the mantel where it joins the ceiling.
Below is the carved marble fireplace in the living room. It speaks for itself.
The third fireplace shows equally impressive craftsmanship and is in the master bedroom.
The fourth stone fireplace mantel is located in the second bedroom. Again the stone work reflects much skilled labor. With the exception of the new kitchen and bathrooms, the apartment maintains its 19th century charm. The floors, doors, moldings are original. Several newer features were appealing to Marcia; separate washer and dryer, fire alarms, and wireless internet that can handles three kids on a combination of Amazon Prime, Netflix, and YouTube. Much thanks to Sid for noting that a VPN will allow programs to avoid being blocked while we are in Europe.
Beautiful fireplaces! Looks like a great place to call home for five weeks!
Cool place! I love reading about your adventures!
Hey that was not Sid that told you about the VPN–it was me!
Sorry, should have said Sid and Traci. Traci you get credit for forwarding the email on the discount for the Renault lease. You saved us $500 USD.


A seven and a half tonne granite monument has been unveiled in Jubilee Part, East Cowes on the Isle of Wight to mark the centenary of the deaths of the Russian Imperial Family at the hands of the Bolsheviks. The memorial stands close to Osborne House which was visited by the Romanov family in the early twentieth century, before the outbreak of World War One.
The Imperial Family spent time on the island in 1909 where they watched the Cowes Week yachting regatta. Tsar Nicholas II and his family also visited Barton Manor and Quarr Abbey during their time on the island as guests of Edward VII.
The memorial was a gift to the island from members of the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society. The monument's unveiling ceremony – part of a weekend of commemorative events on the island – was attended by descendants of the Romanovs, Russian Orthodox bishops and a choir from Minsk, Belarus.
East Cowes councillor Karl Love observed that "history was made" in the town and so the memorial is a fitting tribute to the past shared between the island and the Romanov family.
Tsar Nicholas II and his family were murdered by the Bolsheviks on the night of 17 July 1918. They were buried in unmarked graves, and though some remains were discovered in 1979, the find was concealed until the fall of communism. It was not until 1991 that the graves were excavated and five of the family members were given a state funeral. Remains of the two remaining children were found in 2007 but remain unburied pending addition examinations.


Home Kasauti-Zindagi-Kay-2-latest-News-update Kasautii Zindagii Kay 8th February 2019 Written Update " Anurag-Prerna's Romantic Moments "
Kasautii Zindagii Kay 8th February 2019 Written Update " Anurag-Prerna's Romantic Moments "
Kasautii Zindagii Kay 8th February 2019 Written Update " Anurag-Prerna's Romantic Moments ".
As Prerna goes to rub the Kumkum over her forehead, she remembers Anurag's promise. As she's about to clean it, Anurag comes from behind and stops her by holding her hand.
Prerna gets surprised to see him. Anurag asks Prerna to let the Kumkum be there as the pre-announcement that Prerna Sharma is Prerna Basu now. He tells Prerna that he just wants the Kumkum to be there as he likes it.
He refuses Prerna to erase it herself, she can let it vanish itself but shouldn't erase it. He assures Prerna that within seven days, he'll do the same Kumkum ritual on their wedding. Prerna starts blushing.
Anurag hugs Prerna and reminds her that after seven days, they will be together for always. Further, he asks her how will he pass those seven days without Prerna. He's excited for the moment when they will be the groom and the bride. Everyone there, Basu family, Sharma family.
While Anurag is expressing his excitement for their wedding, Molaye passes by the room. Through the open door of Anurag's room, he sees Anurag with Prerna. Molaye takes just a second to understand that Anurag and Prerna are in love with each other.
He is elated to know that. He heart gets filled with joy as he listens Anurag imagining his marriage with Prerna.
He leaves Anurag and Prerna alone sharing the moment with the joy in his heart.
Blushing Prerna moves aside to leave, Anurag pulls her and requests her to stop.
Shivani comes as another witness of their love and sees them together. She realizes that the lovebirds are finally together, and leaves without disturbing them.
Molaye starts celebrating his joy with Rajesh. Rajesh asks him the reason behind his extreme excitement. Molaye tells Rajesh that he has good news to share. He tells Rajesh that Rajesh, his friend has been promoted. Rajesh asks what promotion? Molaye tells him that he became a relative from a friend. Molaye points towards Anurag and Prerna. Rajesh thinks that it's just another drama of mischievous mind. Molaye tells Rajesh that he just saw them, close to each other, in each other's arms, talking with each other with eyes in eyes. Further, he tells him that Anurag proposed Prerna. Rajesh gets surprised. Then, Molaye tells him that Prerna acknowledged. Rajesh can't believe that it's a truth.
Molaye convinces Rajesh that all this is the truth. He tells Rajesh that since they were a child, he had a desire that they both come together in relation and now, finally his wish is fulfilled. Following Anurag's promise to Prerna, Molaye makes a promise to Rajesh that within seven days, Prerna will be their daughter-in-law. Further, Molaye asks Rajesh to keep the matter secret and asks him to leave the office work and prepare for the wedding for the next 7 days. Rajesh is overwhelmed to get a friend like Molaye.
Anupam is also elated to know that finally, Anurag had proposed Prerna. Nivedita notices the excitement over Molaye and Anupama's face.
The doctor comes out after examining Mohini. Anurag and Molaye ask her if she's alright. The doctor tells them that he sent the blood sample for the test and can tell clearly only when the reports will be out.
Sharmas return home. Komolika shows fake concern for Mohini to impress her. She's planning to get the dual target of impressing Anurag and Mohini and getting Mishka and Prerna out of her way.
Mohini notices Komolika's peculiar interaction with Anurag. Later, Shivani requests Prerna to tell her about her and Anurag's love story. Prerna tells Shivani how Anurag saved her, proposed her and promised to marry her writing seven days.
Next morning, Mishka arrives at Basu House to look after Mohini. Dealing with her awkward feeling, Prerna calls Anurag. But, then makes an excuse that she wanted to call someone else and called him by mistake.
Anurag tells Prerna how much he would like it if she actually calls him. Prerna tells Anurag about the awkward feeling she faced to call him. While Anurag is expressing his mad love to Prerna, he gets astonished to see Mishka at the door.
While, Anurag assures Prerna that no one will come between them, Komolika plans to compel Anurag to choose her over Prerna.


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> 40 species.  North of the hammock Bobwhites kept calling from the field.
You did mean to write "House Wren" & not "Winter Wren", right?
interest than the species you did talk about. Info like Males vs.
person's opinion, as Dennis Miller would say, I could be wrong.


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Coaches from 45 national sports federations participate in a special training course.
The Kun Bokator National Championship 2018 wrapped up earlier this week at the Sports Hall of the Royal University of Phnom Penh.
The 2019 SEA Games will host 529 events in 56 sporting disciplines in what is expected to be the largest event in its history.
45 Cambodian athletes will participate in 13 sporting disciplines in 2018 Asian Games.
After decades of conflict, Cambodia is set to host the 2023 Sea Games.
24 countries will compete in football in Jakarta with ASEAN.
An estimated 600 runners took part in the Asian Games 2018 Fun Run yesterday morning around the Sokha Hotel, as the curtain came down on the Olympic Solidarity/Olympic Council of Asia Regional Forum which was hosted in Phnom Penh.
A meeting by ministries to discuss the kingdom's action plan for hosting the 2023 Southeast Asian games.
The seventh Sihanoukville annual half-marathon will be held on Sunday in the beautiful beach town of Sihanoukville.
The 7th Sihanoukville annual half-marathon will be held on March 11 in the beautiful beach town of Sihanoukville.
Run For Love, an annual running event now in its fifth year, will see a record number of runners competing in Sunday's event.
Cambodia's National Olympic Committee have praised the efforts of its stakeholders in aiding the kingdom's budding sportsmen.
Kun Khmer-Cambodian martial arts competition was a spectacular event.
Vath Chamroeun, the Secretary-General of the National Olympic Committee, denies a report that Cambodia had shelved its plans to host the 2023 Southeast Asia Games.
Cambodia's Vovinam martial arts athletes returned with a haul of 22 medals from the World Vovinam Championships.


1. What is Robin Williams (Mr. Keating) doing?
2. Why is that significant?
3. What impact did it have on the students?
After you watch this video, we'll think about the implications for you and your world.
Gather Ye rosebuds while ye may old time is still a flying, and this same flower that smiles today, tomorrow will be dying.
The Latin word for this is Carpe Diem or seize the day.
Are you having the type of impact that you want to have on people?
Are you seizing the day?
Are you making your life extraordinary?
Perhaps you are too focused on things that you can't change?
Steven Covey would call this focusing on your Circle of Concern as apposed to your Circle of Influence. The Circle of Influence includes the things we can change. The circle of concern includes the things that we are concerned about, but can do nothing to change. Never allow the things you can do nothing about to distract you from the things you can do a great deal about.
Perhaps you haven't truly embraced your potential greatness?
I'd be interested in hearing about your personal barriers in the comments.
2. Have I had the impact that I wanted to have on people?
Who do you want to be? I think this question is probably the most important life question. I told my wife the other day, "Whenever we are feeling conflict or tension, let's ask our self or the other person this question. Who do I/You want to be? When we can ask our self this question, then step back into the situation and create the consequences that we want, we can truly…….


The Elba Liquefaction Project involves construction 2.5 mmtpa of liquefaction facilities on the US East Coast.
Damietta (Segas LNG) operates as an LNG tolling facility. Gas was supplied from the Egyptian National Grid but is currently halted.


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Our Sun Could One Day Turn Into a Crystal Ball
By Ryan F. Mandelbaum on at
At the end of its life, our Sun could end up as a crystal—and physicists now have observational evidence to back up that theory.
Scientists have predicted that as white dwarfs cool, they can crystallise in a phase transition somewhat like water freezing into ice. New research from scientists in the UK, U.S., and Canada provides evidence of this transition in a survey of nearby white dwarfs. This is especially interesting to us because, as we've reported, scientists predict that our own Sun's fate is to become a white dwarf.
White dwarfs are small, faint, and incredibly dense stars, the result of stars like the Sun running out of the fuel that powers their nuclear fusion. They have masses around that of the Sun but are only around the size of the Earth. They consist of a densely packed plasma of atoms and their electrons. The electrons are forbidden from sharing exact states by the rules of quantum mechanics, so they exert a pressure that keeps the stars from collapsing.
Though they're plasmas, scientists have long predicted that these squished atoms should eventually crystallise, beginning at the stars' centres. There's been indirect observation of the crystallisation, but scientists now claim to have observed the process directly. They describe their findings in a paper published in Nature.
Models suggest that when white dwarfs crystallise, they release heat in order to enter the lower-energy phase, the way heat energy leaves water as it freezes into ice. This would slow down the star's cooling, an effect that scientists can observe directly.
The team analysed a catalogue of 15,109 white dwarf candidates within 100 parsecs (326 light-years) of our Sun using data from the Gaia satellite. And indeed, they found a "pile-up" of stars at certain locations along a plot of colour versus brightness. That's evidence of stars going through the phase transition from plasma to crystal, according to the paper.
Obviously, this is dependent on modelling, and perhaps other explanations could explain the data better. But it's exciting stuff—this would imply that many white dwarfs could be older than scientists thought, since the crystallisation slows the ageing process.
And one day our Sun, too, may be a beautiful crystal ball. And we'll be dead.
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Colin Kaepernick Knelt For The Anthem Because A Veteran Told Him To
Don't let Nate Boyer's story get lost in the noise.
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The first time Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem, a Green Beret was standing proudly by his side with a hand over his heart.
That man was Nate Boyer, a 10-year veteran of the U.S. Army who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, played college football at the University of Texas and then played briefly in the NFL. But in the hoopla that has followed Kaepernick since his protest of police brutality began — the national outrage toward him, his inability to sign with a new team, a legal battle with the NFL owners, the controversial Nike ad campaign, the president attacking him personally — Boyer's story, and his voice, have been largely drowned out.
By any measure, that's a shame. Not just because he's one of a handful of NFL players who have served in the military, but also because he has a novel position on the entire situation: he calls it the "radical middle."
"My initial reaction to the protests was I was hurt by it, I was upset by it," Boyer told A Plus. "I felt like the type of oppression I'd seen and fought against in the Darfur and in Afghanistan and Iraq was something we don't experience here in this day and age... But then I sat back and thought about it a bit — and came to terms with the fact that oppression exists on various levels. I have no idea what it's like to be a person of color in this country. And more importantly, the only experience I have is my own."
Because of his status in the military and experience in the NFL, when Kaepernick and other players first started sitting on the bench during the national anthem, various outlets reached out to Boyer to write about the issue or to speak to it in television interviews. Instead, he decided to write an open letter to Kaepernick in the Army Times and let the quarterback know that, while he didn't support him sitting during the anthem, he was doing his best to listen to the issues Kaepernick was raising.
"His explanation for not standing was that he wasn't going to stand for the flag of a country that oppressed black people and people of color," Boyer recalled. "I had to kind of shut my mouth and open my ears and eyes a little bit."
The open letter was received well by both the public and Kaepernick. It was shared thousands of times, read millions of times, and eventually, Kaepernick himself saw it. He invited Boyer down to the San Francisco 49ers preseason game that year, where the two met in the hotel lobby. For hours, they shared their perspectives about injustices in the country and the protest that was just beginning to take root across the NFL. Throughout their conversation, Boyer said Kaepernick was very appreciative of his service and seemed grateful for what men and women in uniform do for the country. But Kaepernick also felt that the flag wasn't being represented the way it should be. Boyer explained how, for him and for many people across the globe, the flag is a symbol of freedom.
At the end of the conversation, Kaepernick made it clear he would continue to protest, but was interested in Boyer's perspective on how to go about it. Boyer didn't like that players were choosing not to stand, but he offered another proposition: kneeling. In Boyer's mind, kneeling was a sign of reverence and respect. Sitting was more disrespectful, and almost looked lazy, Boyer thought. If Kaepernick wasn't going to stand, kneeling was the next best thing. Boyer assured the quarterback he'd stand with him if that was the approach he took.
: Eric Reid #35 and Colin Kaepernick #7 of the San Francisco 49ers kneel on the sideline during the anthem, as free agent Nate Boyer stands, prior to the game against the San Diego Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium on September 1, 2016. Michael Zagaris/San Francisco 49ers/Getty Images
"When in our history has kneeling ever been seen as a disrespectful act?" Boyer said. "People take a knee to pray and to propose to their wives. Knights take a knee when they are knighted. We take a knee in front of a fallen brother's grave to pay respects in the military. When a player is hurt on the field in a football game, the players all take a knee out of respect. We both thought that was a good middle ground, and he thought that was more powerful than sitting. So he agreed to do that and I agreed to stand next to him."
That night was military appreciation night. There was a fighter jet flyover, an African-American sailor sang the national anthem, and Navy Seals skydived into the stadium. Players kneeled and fans booed them for not standing. And amongst all of that, Boyer stood next to Kaepernick as the first of many players took a knee during the national anthem.
In the time since, criticism of the players' solemn protest has largely centered on the concern that kneeling during the national anthem was a sign of disrespect to members of the military and the flag they fought for — despite the fact that it was a veteran who first suggested that Kaepernick and his colleagues kneel.
"I'm not surprised at all," Boyer told A Plus of the circus the protests have turned into. "That's just where we're at. It's our fault as individual Americans. I'm not blaming anyone in office or the media or anything."
Boyer said he and Kaepernick haven't spoken in a year, but he follows the quarterback closely. To this day, Boyer has maintained his competing positions on the protests. Part of his objection to the demonstration is that the history of the national anthem goes back to World War I, when the song was first played during baseball games as a way to bring people together and honor the soldiers fighting overseas. For Boyer, it's a moment that is supposed to be unifying. And yet, with his "radical middle" stance, he simultaneously emphasizes that what Kaepernick and other NFL players are doing is itself patriotism.
"He's exercising a First Amendment right," Boyer said. "How is that not patriotic in some way? As long as he's not doing it specifically to cause harm. He's doing it to raise awareness about something with the hopes of bettering a situation."
A year after the protests began, Kaepernick was released by the 49ers. Despite his NFL talent, he hasn't been re-signed by a team since, which prompted him to sue the NFL owners. His attorney says the owners "have colluded to deprive Mr. Kaepernick of employment rights in retaliation for Mr. Kaepernick's leadership and advocacy for equality and social justice and his bringing awareness to peculiar institutions still undermining racial equality in the United States," according to ESPN. When Kaepernick was featured prominently in a Nike advertisement this month, thousands said online that they would boycott the company. Some even uploaded videos of themselves burning Nike shoes and clothing.
The divisiveness around the protests made Boyer realize how polarized we are as a country, and also how much we stereotype each other as people. He says fellow Americans often inaccurately assume things about what he stands for just because he was in the military or fought overseas. He believes that most people in the United States have "all the basics" to prosper and the solution to some of our biggest problems would be just being nice to each other.
"People on the left don't own the rights to open-mindedness and people on the right don't own the rights to patriotism," Boyer said. "We're struggling with both."
Asked how he maintains optimism in such a divisive time, Boyer says the people in the media who tell stories that aren't meant to divide or tear Americans apart give him hope. Those stories, he thinks, more accurately represent the ideas many Americans can agree on instead of focusing on the Americans who disagree.
"Really getting the stories out and the voices out for people that are reasonable," Boyer said. "People that are fighting for something, but at the same time willing to surrender a little bit. We need to hear more of those voices. We're getting drowned out by people on the far sides of the spectrum that are the loudest, but I think most of us are in the middle somewhere."
Cover image via Michael Zagaris/San Francisco 49ers/Getty Images.
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An intrinsic part of our Christian culture that is hardly taken seriously nor understood in a healthy way is that of cross carrying in life. Jesus himself makes this clear in his instruction to deny ourselves, take up our crosses daily and to follow him (Luke 9:23).
To willingly take up a burden, an icon of shame and denigration is either counter-intuitive or counter-cultural or both. In an almost self-deprecating way, Catholics of old used to be proud of the way that they would carry a Catholic guilt in their lives, and wouldn't even mind to be labeled as masochistic for it. Shades of this could be seen in feeling guilty when partaking excessively in forms of raucous revelry, perhaps nursing a vice like smoking gambling or unrestrained drinking, or even reading books which were on the Index. These days, however, the guilt pendulum has been swinging right to the other side where just about everything is deemed kosher and the narrative is "if it is scandalous, it has to be good".
But how do we understand in some constructive way Jesus' difficult instruction? I am quite certain that so many of us can readily identify the many crosses that we face in life. Some of us are even married to them for life! Naming these is not the problem. What can and should we do with them is the crux (pun definitely intended) of the problem.
James Martin, S.J., Jesuit priest and author and editor at large at America, The National Catholic Review, wrote a book entitled Jesus: A Pilgrimage. Here, he offered six bold and very practical and relatable ways in understanding how to face the challenges of daily cross bearing to help one to go deep in life.
Firstly, cross carrying means that one has to accept that suffering is a part of our lives. Many of us, I believe, are not even there yet. We are in huge denial about this truth, and when we see the crosses in our lives, we try to pray them away, or that they would take on other forms which we think will be much more manageable. Martin says that frustration, disappointment, pain, misfortune and ultimately, death are all a part of our lives and they need to be accepted without bitterness. If we have the false belief that pain in our lives is something that we need not accept, we will always be bitter for accepting and carrying crosses.
Secondly, bearing crosses means that we must fight the urge to pass bitterness on to those around us. I have come across many people struggling with caring for their aged parents who have siblings who are not willing to pitch in to share in this loving task. Their unhappiness in doing this, often with a grudge in their hearts, seems to be only eased if they see their siblings going through this 'suffering' with them. Some of them subtly try to make others unhappy because they themselves are unhappy. Healthy cross bearing doesn't give us permission to thrust sadness and burdens on others, but is marked when there is no self-pity, no bitterness issuing forth from our hearts nor lips. Jesus on the way to Calvary bore none of that in his heart.
Thirdly, when we follow Jesus in his cross carrying, we are also invited to let some parts of us die. When Jesus gave Simon and his friends a preview of his passion, he was showing them that he needed to die in order to truly live. But for us, the deaths are more metaphorical. As we live our lives, we need to name our deaths, learn to mourn our losses and to let go of what has died, and in so doing, receive a new energy to live the lives that we are now living. These are daily deaths that we have to go through. A death to what is seemingly enticing and attractive, but leads to brokenness and falseness if we give in too easily. A death perhaps to promote the false self that requires one to further build up upon another lie so as to prop up what was false to begin with. We need to let these die and to live anew.
Fourth, carrying of our crosses means, Martin says, to wait for the resurrection. It was his fellow Jesuit theologian Karl Rahner who once said that all symphonies in life remain unfinished. In our lives, the experiences of frustration, terrible injustice, any forms of pain that requires toleration or a building up of a resistance, sees us longing for someone to come along to change our situation. Apparently, we spend 98% of our time waiting for some form of fulfillment. When we hear Jesus telling us to carry a cross to follow him, he also means that we need to wait, or nurture the virtue of patience, to accept these unfinished symphonies of our lives.
Fifth, cross bearing means seeing as gift the things that we do not expect. Much as we expect bread when we ask for bread and not get stones, and fish when we ask for fish and not get snakes, our faith tells us that God doesn't give us what we really need, rather than what we think we need. We may have our notions as to how resurrections should be experienced in our cross-carrying challenges, but the real test of whether we are carrying crosses well is to see whether in doing so, we are open to surprise.
Lastly, Martin says that cross carrying means that we believe that nothing is impossible for God. No matter what kind of suffering we are facing, be they in form of others or burdens that we are facing within our personal struggles, faith in wanting to carry the cross with a Christ-like energy necessarily means that we accept that God is greater than our feeble human imagination. To be able to live in trust even in these dark moments is to believe in the resurrection.
If we do not reflect from time to time these aspects of cross-carrying that are a very real part of life, we will easily drop all efforts in truly following Jesus as instructed by him, and end up having a notion that the true Christian life is one where all crosses should be removed or taken away, and that if we have them in life, it erroneously means that God has abandoned us.
The Christian life is definitely not a panacea from pain, but a most effective way to grow in life through a healthy approach when faced with these realities of life.
Hi Fr Luke - I have "whats-apped" this article to a relative who I believe will benefit greatly from its contents.
She has had a number of challenges in her life and hence her relationship with God can be described as luke warm. I have been trying to get through to her that every one has a cross to bear and God has not singled her out for "punishment". She now faces another big challenge at work and has asked me to pray for her. I have reminded her to be humble and seek God's help in overcoming the obstacles that plagued her. Hopefully, she will wake up to the reality that "good" and "bad" outcome of situations is something we have to accept in life. She just has to learn to trust God.
In my early years of being initiated into the Catholic faith, I was always suitably impressed and then non-plussed - when in somber undertones some parishioner shared about having to "bear a burden – or a cross" and yet, in the ensuing sharing, it was revealed that the 'cross' was a wayward spouse or a cantankerous mother-in-law. I believe that this taught me to be mindful not to be a cross for others to bear, if I can help it.
I really enjoyed reading this and am wondering, if by chance you know Chinese, would you consider writing the same piece in Chinese? I'd love to share it with my Chinese speaking relatives.
I'm sorry Joyce, but God hasn't given me the ability to be as adept in the Chinese language as in the English.
"A death to what is seemingly enticing and attractive, but leads to brokenness and falseness if we give in too easily. A death perhaps to promote the false self that requires one to further build up upon another lie so as to prop up what was false to begin with."
I feel like I'm misinterpreting it on some level, and would really love it if you could elaborate a little on what you meant.


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