Hey all. I don't know if I'm late to the party on this one, but has there been much talk on Father Robert Flaherty being Brother Bob? The timeline would fit in Baltimore, though it's difficult to find anything on him before 1972. He has records of working at a school then, but not before. Could he have been a friend or acquaintance of Maskell's, resulting in access to the women at the school? Could his DNA be tested against the DNA collected from Sister Kathy? I neeeed answers!!!

• DOI/PMID/ISBN: ISBN-10: 0773528768 ISBN-13: 978-0773528765

• URL

Thanks in advance!

Glasgow Warriors: 15. Josh McKay, 14. Kyle Steyn, 13. Sione Tuipulotu, 12. Samuel Johnson, 11. Cole Forbes, 10. Ross Thompson, 9. Ali Price (c), 1. Jamie Bhatti, 2. George Turner, 3. Zander Fagerson, 4. Scott Cummings, 5. Richie Gray, 6. Matt Fagerson, 7. Rory Darge, 8. Jack Dempsey.

Replacements: 16. Johnny Matthews, 17. Oli Kebble, 18. Enrique Pieretto Heiland, 19. Kiran McDonald-Seran, 20. Robert Harley, 21. Tom Gordon, 22. George Horne, 23. Duncan Weir.

Exeter Chiefs: 15. Stuart Hogg, 14. Jack Nowell, 13. Henry Slade, 12. Ian Whitten, 11. Tom O'Flaherty, 10. Joe Simmonds, 9. Jack Maunder, 1. Alec Hepburn, 2. Luke Cowan-Dickie (c), 3. Sam Nixon, 4. Jonny Gray, 5. Jonny Hill, 6. Dave Ewers, 7. Sam Skinner, 8. Sam Simmonds.

Replacements: 16. Jack Yeandle, 17. Ben Moon, 18. Patrick Schickerling, 19. Don Armand, 20. Jannes Kirsten, 21. Sam Maunder, 22. Harvey Skinner, 23. Tom Gilbert-Hendrickson.

Drinking rules.

1. Exeter score a pick and go try - 1 finger of your drink.
2. The Gray brothers get into a massive bust up - 2 fingers of your drink.
3. Dan Fish appears from nowhere and scores a worldie try - finish your drink.
4. Bonus drinking rule - thread or comms mention the fog - 3 fingers of your drink!

Original post Computershare - A List of all the companies you can invest in by u/New-Consideration420

> "There is a list of all companies but its slow and takes forever to load."

Slow you say? Here is the list of the companies.

Note: This list of companies is likely to be outdated by the time you read this, but as of just before now, this was the list.

reposted complete expanded list here (apparently several of the () empty ticker listings expand into many entries)

• (PVTZZZ) 1ST STREIT OFFICE INC.
• (AIR) AAR CORP.
• (ABT) ABBOTT LABORATORIES
• () ABERDEEN
• (ABM) ABM INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED
• (ACNB) ACNB CORPORATION
• (AYI) ACUITY BRANDS, INC.
• (ADCT) ADC THERAPEUTICS SA
• (AAP) ADVANCE AUTO PARTS, INC
• (WMS) ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS INC
• (ADES) ADVANCED EMISSIONS SOLUTIONS INC
• (AMD) ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC
• (AEG) AEGON NV
• (AENZ) AENZA S.A.A. - BNYM DR
• (AEP) AEP - AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
• (AGCO) AGCO CORPORATION
• (A) AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC
• (AGYS) AGILYSYS INC
• (AGNC) AGNC INVESTMENT CORP
• (ADC) AGREE REALTY CORPORATION
• (ALK) ALASKA AIR GROUP INC
• (AIN) ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP
• (ALCO) ALICO INC
• (ATI) ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC
• (ALLE) ALLEGION PLC
• () ALLIANCE BERNSTEIN
• (ALVR) ALLOVIR INC
• () ALLSPRING
• (GOOGL) ALPHABET INC.
• (PINE) ALPINE INCOME PROPERTY TRUST, INC.
• () ALTERITY THERAPEUTICS LIMITED - BNYM ADR
• (MO) ALTRIA GROUP, INC.
• (ACH) ALUMINUM CORPORATION OF CHINA LIMITED - BNYM DR
• (ALXO) ALX ONCOLOGY HOLDINGS INC.
• (AMZN) AMAZON.COM INC
• (ABEV) AMBEV S.A. - BNYM ADR
• (𝐀𝐌𝐂) 𝐀𝐌𝐂 ENTERTAINMENT HOLDINGS INC
• (DIT) 𝐀𝐌𝐂ON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
• (UHAL) AMERCO
• (AMOV) AMERICA MOVIL, S.A.B. DE C.V.
• (AEL) AMERICAN EQUITY INVESTMENT LIFE HOLDING
• (AXP) AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
• (AFIN) AMERICAN FINANCE TRUST,INC.
• (AMNB) AMERICAN NATIONAL BANKSHARES INC
• (ANAT) AMERICAN NATIONAL GROUP, INC
• (AWR) AMERICAN STATES WATER COMPANY
• (ABCB) AMERIS BANCORP
• (ASRV) AMERISERV FINANCIAL INC
• (ABC) AMERISOURCEBERGEN CORPORATION
• (ADI) ANALOG DEVICES INC
• (ANGPY) ANGLO AMERICAN PLATINUM LIMITED - BNYM DR
• (NGLOY) ANGLO AMERICAN PLC - BNYM DR
• (AU) ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI LIMITED - BNYM DR
• (BUD) ANHEUSER BUSCH INBEV SA NV - BNYM DR
• (NLY) ANNALY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC
• (ANNX) ANNEXON, I

So, as it's time for the offseason, it's also time for crazy offseason posts that have way too much effort put into them. Just before the World Series ended, /u/skraxx and I decided to put together an offseason game where every team was run by a different person. The results? Hoo boy, they were crazy. So let's go over some highlights. If you don't want to read specific highlights, you can check out final rosters here.

The Chaos:

Here's a list of every high profile trade that was made during this offseason. Let's break it down, shall we?

Giants receive: Eric Hosmer, Pierce Johnson, Justin Lange, Jackson Merrill

Padres receive: Zack Littell, Steven Duggar

This was the very first trade made in the league, and it did not disappoint. A salary dump of Eric Hosmer in which Pierce Johnson, Justin Lange, and Jackson Merrill went over to San Francisco. Pretty crazy way to start the sim.

Yankees receive: German Marquez, Antonio Santos

Rockies receive: Chad Green, Estevan Florial, Clarke Schmidt

Still pretty reasonable thus far, with the Yankees trading a decent haul for German Marquez. Trades like this made me think that the sim would be relatively calm, but hoo boy will we get to that.

Giants receive: Johan Camargo, Huascar Ynoa, Braden Shewmake, Yoansy Moreno

Braves receive: Mike Yastrzemski, Thairo Estrada

Giants trade Yaz and Estrada for a Starting Pitcher, a decent middle infield prospect, a bench bat, and a young prospect. Might be too little for Yaz, but I'm a believer in Ynoa and Shewmake.

Blue Jays receive: Ketel Marte

Diamondbacks: Nate Pearson, Orelvis Martinez, Bowden Francis

Blue Jays make a big splash by acquiring Ketel Marte. This is a pretty good haul, but a good move by Toronto nonetheless to bolster their lineup even more.

Yankees receive: Alex Dickerson, John Brebbia

Giants receive: Aaron Hicks, Zack Britton, Ken Waldichuk, Elijah Dunham

To give some context to this, Skraxx and I agreed to put a hard limit on the payroll for each team, and thus the Yankees desperately needed to shed payroll. As such, they trade Hicks and Britton in a salary dump, giving up Waldichuk and Dunham in the process.

Rays receive: Josh Hader, 1.5M

Brewers receive: Xavier Edward, Josh Flemming, Neraldo Catalina, Alejandro Pie

Brewers decided it was time to trade Jo

All Airtimes E.S.T.

SAT 01

(1:45AM) Shadow of the Thin Man (1941/1h 37m/Suspense/Mystery/Major W. S. Van Dyke II)

(3:30AM) The Thin Man Goes Home (1945/1h 40m/Mystery/Richard Thorpe)

(5:15AM) Song of the Thin Man (1947/1h 26m/Mystery/Edward Buzzell)

(7:00AM) The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Story (1950/56m/Short/Herman Hoffman)

(8:00AM) Poultry Pirates (1938/9m/Animation/I. Freleng)

(8:10AM) Goofy Movies Number One (1933/8m/Short/Jules White)

(8:19AM) Victoria and Vancouver: Gateways to Canada (1936/8m/Short/Benjamin D. Sharpe)

(8:28AM) Rustlers (1949/1h 1m/Western/Lesley Selander)

(9:30AM) BATMAN: Robin's Ruse (1949/16m/Serial/Spencer Gordon Bennet.

(10:00AM) POPEYE: The Fly's Last Flight (1949/6m/Animation/Seymour Kneitel)

(10:08AM) Bowery Buckaroos (1947/1h 6m/Comedy/William Beaudine)

(11:30AM) Seeing Red (1939/18m/Short/Roy Mack)

(12:00PM) Fiddler on the Roof (1971/3h/Musical/Norman Jewison)

(3:15PM) A Face in the Crowd (1957/2h 6m/Drama/Elia Kazan)

(5:30PM) Twelve O'Clock High (1949/2h 12m/War/Henry King)

(8:00PM) Penny Serenade (1941/2h 5m/Romance/George Stevens)

(10:00PM) Children of a Lesser God (1986/1 hr 59m/Drama/Randa Haines)

SUN 02

(12:30AM) Repeat Performance (1947/1h 33m/Film-Noir/Alfred Werker)

(2:30AM) It Should Happen to You (1953/1h 26m/Comedy/George Cukor)

(4:15AM) Born Yesterday (1950/1h 43m/Comedy/George Cukor)

(6:00AM) Old Acquaintance (1943/1h 50m/Drama/Vincent Sherman)

(8:00AM) Adam's Rib (1949/1h 41m/Comedy/George Cukor)

(10:00AM) Repeat Performance (1947/1h 33m/Film-Noir/Alfred Werker)

(12:00PM) Romeo and Juliet (1937/2h 7m/Romance/George Cukor)

(2:15PM) The More the Merrier (1943/1h 44m/Comedy/George Stevens)

(4:15PM) Light in the Piazza (1962/1h 41m/Romance/Guy Green)

(6:15PM) My Favorite Year (1982/1h 32m/Comedy/Richard Benjamin)

(8:00PM) How Green Was My Valley (1941/1h 58m/Drama/John Ford)

(10:15PM) The Corn Is Green (1945/1h 54m/Drama/Irving Rapper)

Mon 03

(12:30AM) The Three Musketeers (1921/1h 50m/Adventure/Fred Niblo)

(2:45AM) My Journey Through French Cinema (2016/3h 15m/Documentary/Bertrand Tavernier)

(6:30AM) Letter from Siberia (

Hey all! I’m doing a video on cult heroes for every MLB team and was wondering who would be your top pick for the Orioles

A cult hero would be a player who may not be nationally recognized, but is beloved by a team’s fan base.

Let me know what you got! Most popular answer will be featured in the video.

Every Tuesday I’m going to try and post a Criterion movie on here to discuss. I am going to go in order of spine release and would love to hear from people who have already seen it or are curious to see it. I will post a brief review below as well as a question for discussion in the comments.

This week is Spine #33, Nanook of the North. As of January 18th, 2022 it is unavailable to stream on the Channel in the US, has an OOP DVD release, no Blu-ray, and no Laserdisc.

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Dir: Robert J. Flaherty

78 minutes.

They Shoot Pictures (2021): 235

Wow. I’m speechless, this movie was so much better than I expected.

As far as silent films go, I would say this is truly a must-see. An explorer kept revisiting Alaska and eventually brought a camera along to document some of what his life was like while in the great north. By 1920, Robert Flaherty had an idea to stop trying to capture the entire experience and rather focus in on one family and use them to be indicative of his experiences every year on his expeditions.

What we have, then, is a 78-minute film where we see an Inuk family hunting for food, trading in a larger town, building an igloo, and generally trying to survive in an unbearable cold. It’s not a documentary in the purist sense. The women in his family weren’t really his wives, Nanook wasn’t really his name, and some scenes were staged. So what we have then is one of the earliest works of docufiction. It was a commercial success for Flaherty, and influenced ethnographically based documentaries in the US. It also helped producers understand that documentaries could be financially successful endeavors and even how to market them.

It is a very straightforward work, without an arc or prominent narrative structure. Nanook exists as a fascinating interpretation of the Inuk lifestyle that Flaherty got to know. I could have easily seen another hour, but the fact it’s only 78 minutes also makes this an easy watch. Find it and give it a whirl, I think you’ll enjoy it too!

BASICS:

Born: April 18, 1983

Jersey Number: 20, then 24 (Marlins), 24, then 21 (Tigers)

Bats: Right

Throws: Right

Position: DH/1B/3B/LF

Drafted: 1999 by the Marlins as an amateur free agent

MLB Debut: June 20, 2003

Teams: Marlins (1999-2007), Tigers (2008-present)

Twitter: miguelcabrera

Instagram: miggy24

2021 STATS:

Games: 130

Batting Average: 0.256

OBP: 0.316

SLG: 0.386

OPS: 0.701

Runs: 48

Hits: 121

Doubles: 16

Home Runs: 15

RBIs: 75

CAREER STATS:

Games: 2587

Batting Average: 0.310

OBP: 0.387

SLG: 0.532

OPS: 0.920

Runs: 1505

Hits: 2987

Doubles: 597

Triples: 17

Home Runs: 502

RBIs: 1804

Stolen Bases: 39

CAREER AWARDS:

AL MVP - 2012, 2013

All Star - 2004-2007 (NL), 2010-2016 (AL)

Home Run Derby Participant - 2006, 2010

Silver Slugger - 2005, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016

AL Player of the Month - July 2008, August 2012, May 2013, August 2013, September 2014, September 2016

AL Player of the Week - 4/20/08, 7/27/08, 4/12/10, 7/12/10, 4/9/12, 9/17/12, 8/12/13, 9/8/14, 4/13/15, 5/22/16, 10/2/16

NL Player of the Week - 7/24/05, 8/27/06, 4/8/07, 6/10/07

NL Rookie of the Month - July and September 2003

Futures Game - 2001, 2003

THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW:

He leads active players in batting average.

He led MLB in doubles in 2011, RBIs in 2010 and 2012, batting average in 2011, 2013 and 2015, OBP in 2011 and 2013, and SLG and OPS in 2013.

He led the AL in games played in 2011, doubles in 2014, OBP in 2010 and 2015 and SLG in 2012.

He has three kids.

He runs the Miguel Cabrera foundation to help kids.

His other favorite sport is basketball.

He likes horses.

HIS BEST 2021 MOMENTS:

He hit his 500th home run

He hit in nine straight at bats

He hit the first MLB home run of 2021 - in the snow

He also got his 1800th RBI

OTHER GREAT MOMENTS:

Highlights from his first MVP season

Highlights from his second MVP season

WHY I LIKE HIM:

Even though he's past his prime, there's no denying he's a future hall of famer and we're lucky to have witnessed his career. He does a lot of great work in the community as well.

PAST PLAYERS:

[11/15: Mike Trout

*Disclaimer: The teacher himself also emphasized during the lecture that it is actually impossible to choose the most important films from before the 70s. But he is forced to do this for the curriculum so that all students still have a basis. He lists many other films outside of this list for the interested students. This is only the mandatory list. So I think it's important to discuss the list itself and not the teacher's teaching method.*

Country: Belgium, Europe.

Don't know if this is a bit relevant, but just a bit informaton about him he is also the Director of the movie museum in Belgium called CINEMATEK.

1. Alice Guy, “The Ocean Waif”, 1916
2. Robert Wiene, “Das Kabinett des Dr. Caligari”, 1920
3. Lois Weber, “The Blot”, 1921
4. Robert Flaherty, “Nanook of the North”, 1921
5. Germaine Dulac, “La Souriante Mme. Beudet”, 1922
6. Sergueï M. Eisenstein, “Pantserkruiser Potemkin”, 1925
7. Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, «Faust», 1926
8. Lotte Reiniger, “The Adventures of Prince Achmed”, 1926
9. Buster Keaton, « The General », 1927
10. Henri Storck & Joris Ivens, « Misère au Borinage », 1934
11. Alfred Hitchcock, “The Man Who Knew Too Much”, 1934
12. Leni Riefenstahl, « Triumph des Willens », 1935
13. John Ford, “Stagecoach”, 1939
14. Orson Welles, “Citizen Kane”, 1941
15. Maya Deren, “Meshes of the Afternoon”, 1943
16. Roberto Rossellini, “Roma, città aperta”, 1945
17. Ingmar Bergman, « Zomer met Monika », 1953
18. Satyajit Ray, « Pather Panchali », 1955
19. Alain Resnais, “Nuit et Brouillard”, 1956
20. Jean-Luc Godard, « À Bout de souffle », 1960
21. Agnès Varda, « Cléo de 5 à 7 », 1961
22. Raoul Servais, “Chromophobia”, 1965; “Harpya”, 1979; “Nachtvlinders”, 1997 / Nicole Van Goethem, “Een Griekse tragedie”, 1985 (shorts)
23. Ousmane Sembène, “”Borom Sarret”, 1963; « Black Girl », 1966
24. Vera Chytilova, « Daisies », 1966
25. This one can be our own choise.

EDIT: Thanks for all the comments and interactions! Great to read them and I am definitly going to put a lot of them in my watch list!

EDIT 2: I started watching the list and thought it would be fun to discuss them on this forum, here is the first analysis: https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueFilm/comments/q0mi2z/the_ocean_waif_1916_a_100yearold_story_of_a/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3