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I was in the South with a friend when he told me about a memorial for an IDF soldier who had been killed in the war. So, on the way home from a desert trip, we stopped by. There was a plaque with his photo overlooking nature. When you pressed a button there, you could hear people speaking about him. You could hear music recordings his family had shared. You could feel him. And his name was Uri Bar-Or. Music wasn't just something he liked, it was central to who he was. He composed complex classical works, mixing it up with rock influences and other beats. And at 18, one of the pieces he wrote was even performed by the Israeli Chamber Orchestra on his birthday. I learned that his mentor believed he would become one of Israel's most important composers. That his talent wasn't ordinary, it was rare. I learned that beyond music, he taught children chess, math, and physics. He shared everything he knew—guitars, drums, even magic tricks and Rubik's Cube strategies—with anyone simply because he wanted to give. I learned that he was born in Midreshet Ben Gurion, in the desert itself. That he was described as an old soul in a young body, that the same inner voice that led him to compose also led him to enlist in the Nachal Brigade and serve as an IDF combat soldier defending our country. After we left, we happened to drive past a house with the name Bar-Or on a sign outside with a small guitar on it. I don't fully know why, but I felt the need to knock. Noah, his mother, who I didn't know, opened the door. I introduced myself, told her we'd just been at the memorial, that we'd heard his story and music, and she let me in. Standing there speaking to a mother whose door I'd knocked on—a mother who waited years for her firstborn son, whom she named Uri (light) and then lost in Rafah on May 28, 2024—it's impossible to put into words. It's hard to say anything to her. But I promised her I'd make a tribute to her son and share it with the world - and this is it. I didn't know Uri, but I stood in the desert and heard what he created. I stood in his family's home and felt what he left behind. Uri left light. Uri left music. And somehow, out there in the desert, it's still playing. #imthatjew

I was in the South with a friend when he told me about a memorial for an IDF soldier who had been killed in the war. So, on the way home from a desert trip, we stopped by. There was a plaque with his photo overlooking nature. When you pressed a button there, you could hear people speaking about him. You could hear music recordings his family had shared. You could feel him. And his name was Uri Bar-Or. Music wasn't just something he liked, it was central to who he was. He composed complex classical works, mixing it up with rock influences and other beats. And at 18, one of the pieces he wrote was even performed by the Israeli Chamber Orchestra on his birthday. I learned that his mentor believed he would become one of Israel's most important composers. That his talent wasn't ordinary, it was rare. I learned that beyond music, he taught children chess, math, and physics. He shared everything he knew—guitars, drums, even magic tricks and Rubik's Cube strategies—with anyone simply because he wanted to give. I learned that he was born in Midreshet Ben Gurion, in the desert itself. That he was described as an old soul in a young body, that the same inner voice that led him to compose also led him to enlist in the Nachal Brigade and serve as an IDF combat soldier defending our country. After we left, we happened to drive past a house with the name Bar-Or on a sign outside with a small guitar on it. I don't fully know why, but I felt the need to knock. Noah, his mother, who I didn't know, opened the door. I introduced myself, told her we'd just been at the memorial, that we'd heard his story and music, and she let me in. Standing there speaking to a mother whose door I'd knocked on—a mother who waited years for her firstborn son, whom she named Uri (light) and then lost in Rafah on May 28, 2024—it's impossible to put into words. It's hard to say anything to her. But I promised her I'd make a tribute to her son and share it with the world - and this is it. I didn't know Uri, but I stood in the desert and heard what he created. I stood in his family's home and felt what he left behind. Uri left light. Uri left music. And somehow, out there in the desert, it's still playing. #imthatjew

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Kevin Durant says he left OKC because he was just tired of playing the same exact way and wanted to see what real team basketball looked like “Crazy because OKC loved having me there, simple as that. They loved having me around. So me just leaving out of nowhere when we were right there, right at the doorstep of the Finals? Yeah, I knew people were going to be pissed. But I couldn't base my life off what everybody else wanted me to do.” “It wasn't just one thing, either. When you make a move that massive, it's a whole bunch of different shit. But the biggest thing? I just wanted a new experience. I wanted to live in a different city, see what life was like somewhere else. OKC was literally all I knew.” “I wanted to play for a different front office. I wanted to see how another organization ran things. And on top of all that, I wanted to play with guys who actually knew how to play, guys whose skill sets perfectly matched up with mine.” “And you saw the results when we stepped on the court. It wasn't just that the Warriors were bigger, stronger, or faster than you. We actually played real, pure team basketball. We moved the ball, we hit shots, we were hyper-efficient. It worked out perfectly.”

Kevin Durant says he left OKC because he was just tired of playing the same exact way and wanted to see what real team basketball looked like “Crazy because OKC loved having me there, simple as that. They loved having me around. So me just leaving out of nowhere when we were right there, right at the doorstep of the Finals? Yeah, I knew people were going to be pissed. But I couldn't base my life off what everybody else wanted me to do.” “It wasn't just one thing, either. When you make a move that massive, it's a whole bunch of different shit. But the biggest thing? I just wanted a new experience. I wanted to live in a different city, see what life was like somewhere else. OKC was literally all I knew.” “I wanted to play for a different front office. I wanted to see how another organization ran things. And on top of all that, I wanted to play with guys who actually knew how to play, guys whose skill sets perfectly matched up with mine.” “And you saw the results when we stepped on the court. It wasn't just that the Warriors were bigger, stronger, or faster than you. We actually played real, pure team basketball. We moved the ball, we hit shots, we were hyper-efficient. It worked out perfectly.”

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David Grusch just told Dr. Phil he could take the President on a field trip out west to see recovered non-human craft and ALIEN biologics that are still there. 👽🛸🇺🇸 In his latest interview the former intelligence officer and UAP whistleblower was asked if, with presidential clearance, he could escort officials to a facility where they could physically see and knock on a craft and a cadaver. Grusch answered without hesitation: “Oh, yeah. We could take a little field trip out west, we’ll say. Yeah. And we could certainly go to those facilities.” When pressed on whether anything would still be there to examine, he replied: “Yeah. Sometimes certain things are hard to move, you know, when they’re particular size and it’s a little bit laborious to move. So I think there’s some locations that likely are untouched… Not to spook the herd.” Grusch confirmed he has already shared the specific facility names and details through classified channels with the Intelligence Community Inspector General and congressional committees. He also said he has discussed the issue directly with the President, Stephen Miller, and members of Congress who want transparency. He maintains the American people are entitled to know their circumstance in the universe.

David Grusch just told Dr. Phil he could take the President on a field trip out west to see recovered non-human craft and ALIEN biologics that are still there. 👽🛸🇺🇸 In his latest interview the former intelligence officer and UAP whistleblower was asked if, with presidential clearance, he could escort officials to a facility where they could physically see and knock on a craft and a cadaver. Grusch answered without hesitation: “Oh, yeah. We could take a little field trip out west, we’ll say. Yeah. And we could certainly go to those facilities.” When pressed on whether anything would still be there to examine, he replied: “Yeah. Sometimes certain things are hard to move, you know, when they’re particular size and it’s a little bit laborious to move. So I think there’s some locations that likely are untouched… Not to spook the herd.” Grusch confirmed he has already shared the specific facility names and details through classified channels with the Intelligence Community Inspector General and congressional committees. He also said he has discussed the issue directly with the President, Stephen Miller, and members of Congress who want transparency. He maintains the American people are entitled to know their circumstance in the universe.

Interstellar

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Normally broken dogs come into my life and after a few months with us I am just like everybody else following their lives on Instagram. Today was already the highlight of my year as I got to see Bob! Bob was always very special to me as a gentle soul on the streets who I looked forward to seeing every single day with Angelina. My feeding route feels a bit empty without them and there isn’t a day I don’t look at their little spot and think back. We took him through the grief process which was very hard for him but I am so proud of him in his new home. He couldn’t have wished for better parents who dote upon him and his sister is a superstar. I loved watching the new confident Bob strutting around the beach. I’d never seen the side if him on the streets as he was just surviving there. He still loves to look around and see his sister and parents with his little side eye. Bob was always happy to be a pack member and he really has that now. Somewhere up there Angelina is looking down singing a little song for Bob that he is so happy. I didn’t want to wear my new T-Shirt that Matilda got me as it is so special but I figured I won’t have a bigger more exciting thing to go to the meeting Bob! Best. Day. Ever.

Normally broken dogs come into my life and after a few months with us I am just like everybody else following their lives on Instagram. Today was already the highlight of my year as I got to see Bob! Bob was always very special to me as a gentle soul on the streets who I looked forward to seeing every single day with Angelina. My feeding route feels a bit empty without them and there isn’t a day I don’t look at their little spot and think back. We took him through the grief process which was very hard for him but I am so proud of him in his new home. He couldn’t have wished for better parents who dote upon him and his sister is a superstar. I loved watching the new confident Bob strutting around the beach. I’d never seen the side if him on the streets as he was just surviving there. He still loves to look around and see his sister and parents with his little side eye. Bob was always happy to be a pack member and he really has that now. Somewhere up there Angelina is looking down singing a little song for Bob that he is so happy. I didn’t want to wear my new T-Shirt that Matilda got me as it is so special but I figured I won’t have a bigger more exciting thing to go to the meeting Bob! Best. Day. Ever.

Niall Harbison

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"The Israelis robbed me of my childhood." Mohammed al-Jirjawi was ten years old when an Israeli occupation soldier struck him in the face with the butt of her rifle at a checkpoint in Gaza, splitting open his forehead and driving the blow into his eye until it bled. He had done nothing, he says, just a child waiting to pass through. Amid the shelling, with no cars on the road, his father Ibrahim carried him on foot to al-Shifa hospital, where doctors found the retina was destroyed and the eye could not be saved. Before the injury, Mohammed could see, go to school, run and play with his friends. Now he is left with one eye, and his father describes a boy who still wakes each morning saying his eye hurts, asking to be taken to a doctor, refusing to accept that it is gone. They fitted him with a glass eye, but it broke, and there was nowhere to replace it: the hospitals had been emptied and destroyed, the eye hospital occupied by the army, al-Shifa being demolished as the occupation tore through it. A bright third-grade student before the genocide, Mohammed now lives inside the nightmare of what was done to him, one of countless Gaza children maimed for life and left without the care to heal. Anadolu العربية

"The Israelis robbed me of my childhood." Mohammed al-Jirjawi was ten years old when an Israeli occupation soldier struck him in the face with the butt of her rifle at a checkpoint in Gaza, splitting open his forehead and driving the blow into his eye until it bled. He had done nothing, he says, just a child waiting to pass through. Amid the shelling, with no cars on the road, his father Ibrahim carried him on foot to al-Shifa hospital, where doctors found the retina was destroyed and the eye could not be saved. Before the injury, Mohammed could see, go to school, run and play with his friends. Now he is left with one eye, and his father describes a boy who still wakes each morning saying his eye hurts, asking to be taken to a doctor, refusing to accept that it is gone. They fitted him with a glass eye, but it broke, and there was nowhere to replace it: the hospitals had been emptied and destroyed, the eye hospital occupied by the army, al-Shifa being demolished as the occupation tore through it. A bright third-grade student before the genocide, Mohammed now lives inside the nightmare of what was done to him, one of countless Gaza children maimed for life and left without the care to heal. Anadolu العربية

Translating Falasteen (Palestine)

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Fritz Lang on why he fought to keep his version of ending for 'The Woman in the Window' (1944): "Bogdanovich: Why did you decide to make the whole thing turn out to be a dream? Didn’t the novel end differently? Lang: I think so, yes. Now, look, what really happened if we don’t take the story as a dream? A man is very unhappy because his wife and children, whom he loves very much, have left to go on vacation; he is alone in New York and it is very hot. He goes to his Club, drinks a little too much, and gets involved with a girl who asks him to come to her place. Nothing happens—I don’t think they even kiss each other—when suddenly an enraged lover bursts in and tries to strangle him. He takes the nearest thing he can reach—a big pair of scissors—and he st@bs him. Now this is not murd*r, it is ki!!ing in self-defence. There is no real guilt. The guilt begins perhaps when he tries to get rid of the body—which was very plausible for a man who is scared and doesn’t know very much about life. Then Dan Duryea comes in as the blackmailer, and there are two or three more murd*rs in this thing—and for what? There is no plausible reason to show such a thing. So I decided to make it a dream. And I had a he!! of a big fight about it with Nunnally Johnson, who wrote the screenplay and was also the so-called producer. Now you know as well as I that a gimmick like the dream is so old you practically shouldn’t use it any more. But I had the idea—and I think this put the whole thing over—to show that the characters in the dream were real people the man knew—whom we had not seen before— but who are revealed to us after the guy wakes up. Then when he really looks at this painting in the window, he remembers his dream and thinks, ‘Jesus Christ, the suffering I went through!’ Now a streetwalker comes up and says, ‘Come on, dear, do you want to.. ? ‘NO! NO! And he runs away." (Fritz Lang's interview with Peter Bogdanovich, 1965)

Fritz Lang on why he fought to keep his version of ending for 'The Woman in the Window' (1944): "Bogdanovich: Why did you decide to make the whole thing turn out to be a dream? Didn’t the novel end differently? Lang: I think so, yes. Now, look, what really happened if we don’t take the story as a dream? A man is very unhappy because his wife and children, whom he loves very much, have left to go on vacation; he is alone in New York and it is very hot. He goes to his Club, drinks a little too much, and gets involved with a girl who asks him to come to her place. Nothing happens—I don’t think they even kiss each other—when suddenly an enraged lover bursts in and tries to strangle him. He takes the nearest thing he can reach—a big pair of scissors—and he st@bs him. Now this is not murdr, it is ki!!ing in self-defence. There is no real guilt. The guilt begins perhaps when he tries to get rid of the body—which was very plausible for a man who is scared and doesn’t know very much about life. Then Dan Duryea comes in as the blackmailer, and there are two or three more murdrs in this thing—and for what? There is no plausible reason to show such a thing. So I decided to make it a dream. And I had a he!! of a big fight about it with Nunnally Johnson, who wrote the screenplay and was also the so-called producer. Now you know as well as I that a gimmick like the dream is so old you practically shouldn’t use it any more. But I had the idea—and I think this put the whole thing over—to show that the characters in the dream were real people the man knew—whom we had not seen before— but who are revealed to us after the guy wakes up. Then when he really looks at this painting in the window, he remembers his dream and thinks, ‘Jesus Christ, the suffering I went through!’ Now a streetwalker comes up and says, ‘Come on, dear, do you want to.. ? ‘NO! NO! And he runs away." (Fritz Lang's interview with Peter Bogdanovich, 1965)

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