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rrc1943Do not know any of the names of the Saints you mentioned. I knew Eddie Cheslock, Richie Winski, Al Myers, Denny Butler, Victor Marshand.
You are probably talking about the junior saints.
We perioically meet on Myrtle Ave for lunch. There are about a dozen of us. I left Brooklyn in 1962. I lived on Halsey St. & hung out in Halsey & Putmam parks.
Did you know Eddie & John Hanft?
George FehrGeorge,
You're right, we were called the Jr. Saints. I knew Eddie Cheslack (?), and I knew a guy whose last name was similar to Winski. As I recall, the guy I'm thinking about had blond hair and was a weight-lifter. I thought his name was Bobbie, but maybe they're brothers. I'm not sure of the spellings of the names, but, after all, that was nearly 50 years ago.
Where do you have lunch on Myrtle Ave? The last time I was up in NY was in January. I was helping clean out my mother's apartment on 69th Place in Glendale and ate at either Grace's Pizza or the Glendale Diner.
Some more namesGeorge,
I remember the Hanft brothers, but can't place the names with faces. I can also remember some faces, but can't remember the names. Unfortunately, the memories fade after all this time.
I remember a guy named Bobby Uhl(?). I think he had a sister named Joannie.
As I said, we used to hang around the ball field at PS68. When the gates were closed, we used to go through a hole in the chain link fence by the train overpass on Forest Ave.
rrc1943I can't think of the name right now. It is right across the street from the park on Myrtle Ave. When I think of it I will let you know.I just thought of it the Belmont Stakes.
Old memories My old friend (who now lives in NJ) called & told me about this site. Many of the guys mentioned were my friends. I knew Tony Carlino since I was 11, he dated my older sister. I used to sing with him, my brother Billy & Pat Santoro. We sang in train stations & parks. Spent a great deal of time in Knickerbocker Park.
I was born 1946, lived at Moffatt & Wilson till 1954, then moved to Seneca between Himrod & Harmon. In 1963 we moved to Grove & Wilson. I used to hang out at Hanks PoolRoom (Myrtle Av), The Grove (St. Nicholas & Palmetto), Jimmys (Irving & DeKalb) and sometimes at Clemenzas (Wilson & Grove) I knew the Hampf brothers from Hanks & also their older brother Bill. I remember Gorilla. Does anyone remember Sleepy from Halsey Park?
I now live in Delaware.(People here think Brooklyn,NY is a foreign country).
Bob G ReplyBob,
Sleepy died in the 60's. He had a sister Linda McCormick who I knew very well.She was a good looking girl. I knew Gorilla. His real name was Ralph Maresca. The Hanft Bros. also had an older brother Tommy. John lives in Florida,& Eddie lives in Atlanta, Ga. If you read my other blogs, a dozen of us meet periodically on Myrtle Ave. Did you know the Elsasser's or the Martin's from Moffat St.?
reply to GeorgeI had to call my older brother Matt in Fla, and together we remember all the Elsassers-Donald, Robert, Joe, Patty, Tom, Maureen & Donny. The Martins were Richie, Jerry & Fred. We lived on the same block.
I had some relatives on Decatur & Wilson, my Uncle Rocky owned a Pool Room on Central & Cooper. I went to PS113, also went to church at 14 Holy Martyrs. It's interesting to hear all those old names & memories again.
Our kids still live in NY, (Suffolk & Orange counties) and we try to visit whenever. RRC1943 is another old friend who visits us either on his way to or from NY.
Hank's Pool RoomI spent many hours at Hank's Pool Room. I remember on Sundays, instead of going to St. Matthias, I used to go to what we called "Father Hank's Church Services." I can picture Hank's in my mind now. The counter was right as you entered the room. Hank charged 60 cents an hour to play. In front of the counter was the Number 1 table, a king table. There were 8 tables in all. In the corner near the window was a juke box. No fancy lights over the tables, just the old-fashioned single light. You could sometimes use the reflection of the light to line up your shot. Late on Fridays and Saturdays was when it got interesting with some high-stakes "money-ball" games on the No. 1 table. Dollar bills would fly across the felt; that was big money to me at the time. Hank used to serve the worst pizza in Ridgewood. He also had a guy working for him that had a withered arm, but who could shoot a mean game of pool.
Rocky'sJoe G.
I shot pool in Rocky's pool room many times, but mainly in Pops poolroom on Eldert & Knickerbocker.
Kickerbocker Ave.The only gang that I know of in the 50's was a group that hung out in Putnam Park and they were the Clippers, I did learn about the el Quintos and the Chaplains when I went to Alexander Hamilton, ( I ran from The Subway Station Kingston & Troop to the School every day and back. I was scared shitles) I was told to ask some black guy in the school by another black kid if he was a Quintos unfortunately I had know idea what that was and I was informed that I was dead. I never went back to that school and then transferred to Bushwick High, Quit there in 1955 and joined a bigger gang in 1956 "USMC." Never really went back to Knickerbocker Ave. They tore down the building I lived in to expand St Martins. I went back once since then after My Mom Died in 2000. I can't believe how small those streets are. I do remember that the Alhambra was .04$ on Saturday morning in the 40's
Knickerbocker Ave I remember the Clippers. A friend of mine, Carly Zapp, was a prominent member.
The "GANG" of the area of St. Martin's,however, which includes Halsey and Putnam Parks which was a club (gang)in every sense of the word both good and bad was the Halsey Bops. In its later years, simply known as Halsey.
Street Gangs of the fiftiesI see many names mentioned, and truthfully, I never heard of many of these gangs, while I lived in Williamsberg, then Bed-Stuy. When I was growing up, (all Brooklyn) it was the Buccaneers, Ellery Bops (PuertoRican gang), The Young Demons, The Jesters, The Tiny Tims, The Phantom Lords, The El Quintos, The Hellburners, The Chaplins (Marcy, Ft Green, Dekalb, MauMaus, Albany), The Roman Lords, Stompers, Imperial Lords, The Count Bishops, The Corsairs, The Latin Kings (from Ellery St & Throop Ave),The El Tones, The Medallion Lords, later the Black Diamonds, and even later (1961-62) did I finally hear about the Halsey Bops and Flaming Satans, when I met a girl who lived on Cornelia St and Central Ave. I remember a day in which the HBs (I guess) came down and there was a fight with the Satans, but it was mostly throwing bricks and bottles back and forth, and it was over really quick, as the police came with-in minutes.
remember me???Reggie do you remember me Helen, I was Don's girlfriend???
Helen - It has been a while since I have been at this site - did not realize you had responded. It has been a long time and knew so many people back then - but I think I do remember you. I can't remember Don's last name - that would clarify it thoiugh.Reggie
Where did everyone go - no posts since 4/29/08 ?
Hi– I am a new member– my aunt was Gladys Mobijohn– apparently she hung out with some of the Halsey Bops... she has been deceased for a long time, so I didn't get the full story of her time in the neighborhood. Maybe some of you remember her? If you do, please post reply– would love to hear any memories of her.
murrayhillI knew your aunt well. She was a few years younger than me. We hung out in Halsey & Putnam parks. She was a very nice girl and very quiet. I left the neighborhood in 1962 and did not go back until recently. There is about 12 of us . We meet at the Belmont Steaks resturant on Myrtle. I do not remember the street(I think about 178St). She was close to Ginny Bansford, Mousie De Fiore.I will not say any more, since this is a public website. You can e-mail me at email@example.com. We called her Mobi.
To my friends on the board this looks like a new Murray Hill. It's not me :)
[quote=georgefehr]murrayhillI knew your aunt well. She was a few years younger than me. We hung out in Halsey & Putnam parks. She was a very nice girl and very quiet. I left the neighborhood in 1962 and did not go back until recently. There is about 12 of us . We meet at the Belmont Steaks resturant on Myrtle. I do not remember the street(I think about 178St). She was close to Ginny Bansford, Mousie De Fiore.I will not say any more, since this is a public website. You can e-mail me at email@example.com. We called her Mobi.[/quote]thank you george, I will email you for more info!
[quote=Murray Hill]To my friends on the board this looks like a new Murray Hill. It's not me :)[/quote]yeah, I didn't know there was another murray hill. I'm the new guy– all lowercase
Pizza Palor MassacreI think your right It had to be the pizza place on the corner of dekelb ave & knickerbocker , I lived around the corner from there on hart street and knickerbocker and only remember that one. I was eight when we moved only a few blocks away to stanhope street and knickerbocker I do remember a lot about the area does any one remember Circo's Bakery, or how about King solomans, and the Drug store on the corner of Hart street they were all on the same side of the pizza place, and later on came a record shop called Mo's right next to the Pizza place,even though they had there gangs and what not that i do remember to well. every now and then I still drive by and stop in front St. Joesph church , I'm glad I grow up in Brooklyn , I now live in Glendale not far from the belmont steak house that was mention earlier just what to thank everyone for the memories!!!!!
Hi George, Whew, I finally got thru, what a trip this is reading all the names, I sure knew a lot of people, so sorry to hear abt Mobijohn, and Tommy Malone, so many are gone, so sad, Has anyone heard from JoJo, I saw Carol Richards in 1970 I believe, been trying to contact Mousey, she and I were tight once.I miss New York sometimes, went back abt 7yrs ago to show my husband, it sure has changed.
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Do any of you guys remember a street gang in Bushwick in which the members had a small tattoo of a cross on their thumb? I think their area was between Irving Ave and Bushwick Ave and Moffat St and Weirfield St. Wondering if anybody has any stories about them or knows anything about them?
That may have been the Halsey Tot's I remember someone had it but don't remember who it was
Hi Ikoepke,They weren't part of the Halsey Tots, they were separate from all the named groups that ran around in the area in the 50's and 60's, just the cross on the members thumb was their only identifying mark
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I think what you are fighting is the thought someone could use this information improperly to make something a truism of sorts.(from abusing what numbers are crunched out from a machine or even recount for that matter)
This happened during Cata when Survival became the " Top " dps - providing you were using a four piece set with a certain bonus and thus .. people would look at a hunter and tell them to go Survival to increase their dps - when the player themselves never played the spec. The way the stats work, that everything would have to be reforged and a certain amount of ungodly haste be reached----- to match the amount of dps the four piece bonus gave (due to the haste plateau allowing a certain amount of arcane shots to be slip streamed into the rotation.)
(People would ask how to reforge and well - you only have enough stats on the gear in the game that you can stack this main stat or another one and then adding anything else is going to result in some really low change in % of that stat ... )
Ive talked to people partial to survival still--- even though beast master being the higher projected dps ( and its not by much ) but its because they like and play that spec comfortably.
I've seen people pull down "really good numbers" when you compare them to people pulling down "really bad numbers".
I know ive seen horrible players pull down good numbers using one button rotation macros - when i looked at their recount they hadn't used aimed shot as a marksman hunter this is unheared of but id seen the macro and you had to hold down alt to fire off the aimed shot and they never used it ... but still pulled down a significant amount of dps for the raid.
When I think about how much better of a player they could be compared to what they do because of laziness its just beyond me.
Like it or not - in spite of things like these - there are just some specs that will out preform other specs with very little effort. This could just be how the stats are layed out on the gear or how people are able to stack them.. We really have not gotten away from some sort of cookie cutter spec where someone can get away with just choosing that class and being accepted into raids and get enough gear to be somewhat good enough .. and yet still do not understand their class.
Thus people like this and because of the way the game is - could pull huge dps and never understand how to use any of their classes utility, not enough to interrupt a spell cast from a level 5 murloc.
I really don't like it when someone tells me these things or tries to lay it out in front of me in some strange scientific model because i will more than likely reject it and say - well they just don't know how to play the class .. or the game for that matter. (if they cant pull down good numbers in another spec) In other words I dont believe that the damage output of any class can make up for stupidity. You could ask a top dps in the raid how they hit their numbers and to explain the mechanics of any given raid fight .. and they just wouldnt be able to do it. I can simply look at the website and gear based on what the people in the top end are doing .. which is really funny when you look at what happened in arena and if people geared according to the teams just stealing wins for rating...
There will just be these kinds of trends in the game and I try as best as possible to ignore them for as long as I can - or make my own decisions based on encounters and my own computations of the math in my head. Mainly by understanding these things will change as they patch in 5.1 and it did last expansion... (and what i can pull down in my own gear)
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A new Project Tomorrow report surveying principals concluded that they want to hire new teachers with creative ideas about how technology can be leveraged to create authentic and differentiated learning experiences. But student-teachers report that their tech training focuses only on simple management tools.
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Vídeo-resumen de la ponencia de Kathy Schorck "A Picture is Worth 1000 Words: Infographics as a Creative Assessment" (Una imagen vale más que 1000 palabras: Infografía como una evaluación creativa).
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Enterprise locates the kemocite signature that Gralik planted in the shipment of weapons material for them. On the way to investigate the ship is disabled by an anomaly, but at the last moment they are rescued by Shran, an Andorian Archer has dealt with on several prior occasions. Shran is here to help with the Xindi in return for Archer's past favours, and together the two ships locate the site of a new Xindi test of their prototype weapon. The test is a failure, leaving the weapon adrift. Archer decides this is an ideal opportunity to steal it and learn more about the technology.
Some nice continuity here; Enterprise finds the weapon in the first place thanks to the bug they planted in the Kemocite shipment in "The Shipment", and Gralik is mentioned and credited with causing the test to fail by sabotaging the kemocite as he promised. The crew are still working to recover the information deleted from their computers in the previous episode. Shran references Archer's favour for him in "Cease Fire", and it's nice to see that he is becoming more of an ally even though his orders compelled him to double cross Archer this time.
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Anderson begins by recalling the origins of their battles in the 1950s, when he irked the FBI chief by exposing the scope of the Mafia. It was a threat that Hoover had previously downplayed, and the exposè earned the columnist the permanent enmity of Hoover.
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- 1 large garlic clove
- 1 pint grape or cherry tomatoes
- 1/2 cup flat-leaf parsley leaves
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup red-wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped rosemary
- 1/4 teaspoon hot red-pepper flakes
- 8 large portabella mushrooms, stems reserved for another use (see cooks' note, below)
- 1 small red onion, cut lengthwise into 1/2-inch-thick wedges (keeping root end intact)
- 2 medium yellow bell peppers, quartered lengthwise
- 1 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise
- 1 1/2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/2 cups boiling-hot water
- 1 cup medium bulgur
- 1/4 cup pine nuts, toasted
- 2 1/2 ounces baby arugula (4 cups)
- 1 firm-ripe small avocado
Make vinaigrette:
With motor running, drop garlic into food processor and finely chop. Add tomatoes, parsley, oil, vinegar, rosemary, red-pepper flakes, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and pulse until tomatoes are finely chopped but not puréed.
Make salad:
Peel skin from portabellas using tip of a paring knife, pulling from edge of mushroom toward center. Gently scrape off gills from mushrooms with tip of a spoon. Toss portabellas with 1/2 cup vinaigrette in a 13- by 9-inch glass baking dish and let stand, turning occasionally, 20 minutes.
Prepare a gas grill for direct-heat cooking over medium heat; see Grilling Procedure .
Push 1 wooden pick into each onion wedge to secure for grilling. Toss onion wedges, bell peppers, and zucchini with oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Oil grill rack, then grill vegetables, covered, turning occasionally, until tender (6 to 8 minutes for bell peppers, 6 to 10 minutes for zucchini, 8 to 12 minutes for onion, and 12 to 15 minutes for portabellas).
Transfer portabellas to a plate and remaining vegetables to a bowl as cooked. Cool slightly, then remove wooden picks and coarsely chop onion, bell peppers, and zucchini.
While vegetables cook, pour boiling-hot water over bulgur with 1/2 teaspoon salt in a large bowl and let stand until water is absorbed and bulgur is tender, about 5 minutes. Drain in a sieve if any water remains.
Add vegetables to bulgur with pine nuts and remaining vinaigrette and toss.
Put one fourth of arugula on each of 4 plates. Top with upside-down portabella. Pack bulgur mixture into a cup measure, then unmold on top of portabella. Top with another portabella, right side up. Serve with an avocado quarter.
Cooks notes: Vegetables can be grilled in an oiled hot 2-burner grill pan.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (4 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories584
- Carbohydrates63 g (21%)
- Fat36 g (55%)
- Protein13 g (26%)
- Saturated Fat5 g (23%)
- Sodium47 mg (2%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat6 g
- Fiber14 g (58%)
- Monounsaturated Fat22 g
- Cholesterol0
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Did you know? Our upper level physics courses are small, ranging from five to 15 students, to allow for close interaction and personal attention.
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The Age of Beauty
In Egypt today, I see many women with a more conservative sense of dress and beauty, quite unlike the time of my grandmother.
As I look back at her pictures and I see a beautiful lady who carried herself with grace and elegance. Her beauty rituals included visits to the salon every Tuesday for her weekly hairstyling, pedicure and manicure and perusing fashion magazines from Paris. She wore bare back dresses in vibrant colors and prints, evening gowns to concerts and high heels designed and fitted by Pierre Clouvas.
The Golden Age of Egypt seems a world removed from today. Now, due to religious and social conservatism, beauty seems to be hidden. What are the changes in beauty that you see around you?
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Mark Webber: "The two practice starts before the race weren't great and so we were a bit worried about the clutch going to the start, which put us on to the back foot. We tried our best, but lost a couple of rows off the line which is not good. We then had to try and clear people on the track, which was difficult, as we had set up the top gear to race in clean air, rather than to pass. The bad start put us out of position and it snowballs from there, as you use up the tyres trying to getting to back into position."
Fernando Alonso: "Today's result shows that the outcome of qualifying bears little relation to the result on Sunday, although I think that even if I'd started from pole I would still have finished second, because Vettel was quicker. At the start we immediately made up some places and all in a rush, first passing Button, then Rosberg and Hamilton, so I found myself six seconds behind Vettel, but if one looks at the final gap of 16 seconds, we can but congratulate him and his team. The car worked well in all conditions, with a full fuel load at first and then with a lighter one at the end and, on top of that, the extra speed we had on the straight meant I could overtake without taking too many laps to do so. We know we have made a step forward and that we have recovered some of the competitiveness we had lost in recent races. In Monza and Singapore we will see the next steps in this process. The updates used in this race worked well and, even if they were aimed at this particular circuit, they are the results of work that goes on twenty four hours a day, at home and at the track. That makes us optimistic for the coming races, because our goal still remains the same, namely to fight for the title right to the end."
Felipe Massa: "That was a difficult race for me right from the early stages, because after managing a good passing move at the start, I then had to slow and drop back four or five places, to avoid a collision with Grosjean at the exit of the first corner. From then on, things got complicated because for a few laps I had a problem on the steering wheel linked to the KERS operation and I wasn't able to communicate well with the team. When everything was back to normal again, it wasn't easy to catch up, because even if the decision to bring forward the first pit stop allowed me to get past several cars, the pace wasn't good. In the final stint on the Hard tyres, the car was very competitive and I managed to gain some important places, with a nice passing move on Grosjean. I definitely can't be pleased with seventh place, because today, our car deserved better, but the fact we're more competitive than at the last few races makes me think we are working in the right direction and so we can hope to make progress throughout the second half of the season."
Lewis Hamilton: "I got everything that I could out of the car today but we just weren't as quick as Sebastian and Fernando. I made a nice start and it felt like the exit out of turn one was good, too. But Seb just caught me on the run out of Eau Rouge and there wasn't really much I could do to defend: I moved once, like we are allowed to, but then I just had to watch him glide by. From that point, it was very difficult to hold on to him, and the same thing happened with Fernando, too, later in the race. We have done a good job this weekend but Spa and Monza are always unique tracks because of the low-drag requirements and I expect we will be more competitive in Singapore again. It's still a great team result to finish third with Nico right behind me in fourth, so we will take the positives from this afternoon into the next races."
Nico Rosberg: "Fourth place was a reasonable result for me today, and it's great that we achieved a strong points finish for the team with Lewis' third place as well. The whole weekend hasn't gone perfectly for me and you are always slightly on the back foot in the race when qualifying doesn't go as well as planned. I had a great start but I wasn't able to go as long as planned on the second stint and I had to cover Felipe. But in the end, it was nice to keep Mark behind me and get fourth place. We have a lot of work ahead of us now and we need to look into why we weren't as competitive as a couple of the other teams today."
Jenson Button: "We were trying for a one-stop strategy at the start of the race, then we adapted that to a two-stopper later on. We gave it a go, but our pace still wasn't quite as good as that of the cars in front of us, so we couldn't really chase them down at the end of the race. Having said that, it was decent race for us. Moreover, as always, it was really fun to race around this magnificent circuit - I really enjoyed driving the car today. In terms of performance there's been a small but definite improvement, so we should be pleased with the progress we've made. I'm pretty happy with the feel of the car now, in fact; okay, there's still room for improvement in terms of pace, but the good thing is that we know which areas we should be focusing on. So I'm looking forward to Monza - another great circuit - where hopefully we can take another small step. We're not going to be fighting at the front, we know that; instead we're concentrating on ourselves, gradually understanding more about the car, and progressively improving things. There are still a lot of grands prix left this season, and we can enjoy some of them, I'm sure."
Sergio Perez: "My race started pretty well. I managed to make up a couple of positions at the start, and then a few more in the first 10 laps, and at that point things were looking pretty good. I was happy with the balance of the car and we were on a good strategy. Then came the drive-through, and after that it was always going to be tricky to score any points. What happened with Romain [Grosjean] was unfortunate. I got ahead of him, and took the corner, but I now understand where the penalty came from, even if I'm naturally disappointed for myself and for the team. These things are always difficult, but the team spirit at McLaren is unbelievably strong and now, together, we simply have to move on. What we must now do is look ahead to Monza, and do our very best to make up for the points we missed out on here at Spa."
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Deep down, I think we all know the anger, elation, passion, angst, time and effort we devote to sports is pure, uncut silliness. But that doesn't stop us from calling for the coach's head, railing against the horrible injustices of the college bowl
system or wondering what the general manager could have been thinking about that trade for the dead-armed pitcher.
Once in a while, we pause to ask ourselves whether we've lost our minds. But then we notice the ref missed what clearly was a fumble, and we're back to our anesthetized selves. And most of the time, that obliviousness, that numbness to the real world, is a good thing.
The only force that seems to be able to stop us in our tracks is tragedy.
The Packers-Bears game, the one we've put on a microscope slide for the better part of a week, doesn't look quite as life-changing today as it did 72 hours ago. It looks small and empty as I sit here trying to process the madness that happened Friday.
What happened in a Connecticut town defies understanding. How is it that someone could massacre 20 children? What would possess a man to kill innocents, some who probably pronounced R's and L's as W's, many who believed Santa Claus was keeping a list and not beyond checking it twice?
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Twenty kids, enough for a kickball game at a park. I see the left fielder on his knees, preoccupied by something in the grass. I see all of them at play, unable to keep still, joyous. Twenty kids.
And we were worried about what? Jay Cutler's neck?
The tragedy Friday makes the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide look tiny. Whether that incident had to do with relationship problems, mental-health issues or head trauma, well, we suddenly have moved on, haven't we? That horror made us pause. This one made us screech to a halt, the way 9/11 did. But at least we could understand what might make terrorists plow airplanes into buildings. Twenty children gunned down inside a school, though? No. We'll never understand that.
''Perspective'' is one of the most uttered words in sports and one of the hardest to find being practiced. Coaches and athletes put in hours and hours at the office. They spend days and weeks away from home. They talk about team as ''family,'' which makes sense in a twisted way. I've known football coaches who worked 16 hours or more a day and rarely saw their children. Up at 5 a.m., home at 10 p.m. It still goes on, and it's heartbreaking. So is the number of athletes who don't take responsibility for the children they helped create.
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It's not just athletes; it's all of us. Lawyers. Businessmen. Media members, too. Put down the iPhone. Stop tweeting. The planet isn't going to stop rotating if you pause to listen to your child's wandering thoughts. Really. Nobody is going remember that you waxed poetic in 140 characters about a pitcher's pickoff move. It doesn't matter in the least which way the high school star is leaning with regard to his college choice.
The NFL takes its role in U.S. culture very seriously. Presented with a heartstring, it rarely passes up the chance to pluck. But we need a long moment of silence before the games Sunday to remember those kids, the six adults who died with them and the duty we have to protect the most vulnerable among us from people and guns.
I have no doubt we'll be back in full froth moments later, lost in the Packers-Bears rivalry and what it means for the future of Lovie Smith. For three hours, we'll get a reprieve from thinking about those poor children. That's good.
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