#Jim Warny

[forensicated]

04x16 - Save The Last Dance For Me

Jim and Alec are inside a van whilst June and Mike are 'casually' walking along a street after parking their car further down. Derek warns everyone to keep things quiet on the radio until they hear from June. Ted asks Derek if he's sure that they can trust his informant. Derek says she's been forced to allow escaped prisoner Bush and his girlfriend to use her flat as a meeting point so he doesn't see why they shouldn't. June and Mike enter a social center and head upstairs to the Irvine School Of Dance.

Uniform are on standby should Derek's operation kick off. They're sat in the canteen together to wait. Robin tries to order a soft drink but Yorkie refuses and says he'll have a cuppa like everyone else!

Dashers shows his warrant card to the dance school tutor and she invites them to talk through what's going to happen. They're observing a house just along from the dance school. It's the best vantage point so they have to continue even though there's a lesson booked. He and June ask her not to tell anyone else that the police are present, they're simply new students if anyone asks.

Uniform discusses escaped prisoner Bush. They think he'll be armed to the teeth to avoid having to go back inside. Viv watches as armed police come into the canteen with their weapons. Yorkie shrugs, Conway must mean business if he's asked them along. Pete removes a packet of cards from his locker but when Bob asks where he's been he simply insists he's been giving his shoes a brush over. "You can tell a lot about a man by his shoes." Pete's look new and unused....! Ahem.

June updates the officers outside and at the station about the room they're in being used for a dance class so suggests they maintain radio silence unless absolutely necessary. She'll give two clicks on the receiver when the girlfriend arrives and three when the target arrives. Alec hands the radio to Jim to listen out to whilst he has a kip, he's adamant that Bush won't make an appearance.

Dashers worries that the cheek-to-cheek dancing is a bit erotic. June reckons she could have sewn a few thousand sequins to her leotard if she'd had more warning. Dashers reckons they should have gotten Bob Cryer involved given June's description of 'old time dancing'.

No one else thinks that Bush is going to show up. Derek asks Ted for his opinion and Ted summarises that a promise from 'crumpet' is a powerful thing, the common sense goes and you think about nothing else. "Would you fall for it?" "Hook line and sinker." Ted smirks. "But I'm not Terry Bush." June and Mike are observed by a rather awkward young man who arrives early. June only just manages to avoid him seeing her radio as she hides it in her bag.

Back at the canteen, Bob excuses himself to the Duty Sgt's office to get on with some work. Taffy realises it could be a prime opportunity for him to do some studying. "... If only I could be bothered." Viv wishes there was a TV in the canteen. "What about charades?" Robin asks with enthusiasm. "Don't tell me, a berk doing an impression of a berk! Do another one....." Yorkie snarks. "Three card brag, who's in?" asks Pete.

More students are starting to appear, the awkward man is still obviously staring at June and Alec Peters is fast asleep and snoring.

June turns away and looks out the window. Bush's girlfriend is arriving. She has to get Dashers to distract the strange man from looking at her so she can press the radio discreetly. The man even tries to look around Dashers at June when he approaches him!

Viv suggests going to update Bob (he has a radio himself he must have heard?) Pete tells her it's a waste of time because Bush will only appear if he thinks it's 100 percent safe and then, once in the flat, they'll have at least 2 hours to make their approach on him. "As long as that?" Smirks Taffy. "He has been locked up for 7 years, Taff. That's a lot of passion to use up!" Pete suggests playing for money. These poor buggers haven't had the warning that Bob and Derek have not to play cards with Pete...!

The tutor demonstrates a step and Mike and June are on the edges watching and looking gobsmacked at the sight in front of them.

"I think we've stepped into a time capsule..." June whispers.

The money is starting to add up on the table. Yorkie thinks he's got Pete where he wants him...

... unfortunately not. "New game, new enemies." Pete muses, collecting his winnings.

Alec is trying to pee but it's not working. Jim's constant attempts to get him to hurry up aren't exactly helping. Jim thinks he can spot something happening outside. He gets out and quietly runs over. "You've got into some bad ways since you got into CID, Carver!" Alec continues, unaware Jim isn't there.

Mr Awkward approaches June to ask her to dance. She tries to say she'd rather watch but gives in and follows him.

Alec finally finishes and goes to get in the van where he's surprised to see Jim has a little friend and that he's on the radio asking for a car to pick up his prisoner who has stolen lots of badges.

June is dancing with Mr Awkward, which causes Mike to have to look out of the window to hide his smile.

Taffy now thinks he's got Pete. Viv says she doesn't know but Robin presses Taffy to keep going. Taffy produces a note from his pocket to 'see' Pete. Taffy does beat him... but Bob makes his presence known before he can collect his winnings. He bollocks them for gambling on work time and puts the winnings in the poor box, sending Pete and Taffy out to collect Jim's prisoner.

Ted asks Derek when the last time he was out on an OBBO was but he doesn't answer. Derek is antsy and asks Ted if he'd walk up to the front door. Ted suggests if he's driving he'd probably check the area out several times but he doesn't know what he'd do if he's on foot. Ted asks Derek if he'd ever spent time in CID when based at The Yard when he complains about how long it's taking. Derek says yes, Ted asks if that was based in administration. "... Some of the time," Derek adds with a scowl. Ted's reaction makes me laugh. It's so knowing!

June spots Bush's girlfriend scoping out the street. "We're not the only ones getting impatient..." she sighs, before spotting a woman approaching Mike. "... Your turn, I believe."

Taffy reckons Bob was out of order taking the money from them and says his wife, Mary, won't be happy when she realises he's lost £25 for nothing. "Ask for some more pocket money!" Pete laughs before promising a chance to get even.

Ted has to stop Derek from pressing the radio and calling for updates. He reminds him that June and Mike are in charge of transmissions as they're the ones watching out and he shouldn't out them.

Mike's dance partner tells him her kids are away and she gets bored and that's why she's there. She thinks he's quiet and he covers with telling her his girlfriend doesn't like him talking to other women.

Pete asks their prisoner how much money he has on him as though he'd let him go for it if it's enough. Taffy is horrified so Pete covers that he was only winding him up.

A man bursts into the dance class and makes a beeline for Mike and his partner, punching Mike and then laying into him! He's the husband of her partner and he's accusing her of cheating on him. June tries to help but she's thrown off him. In his assault on Mike, he sees the gun Mike has inside his jacket and takes it off him before aiming it at him.

He shouts that he wants his kids back and it appears they've been taken into care because of his temper. The music is turned off and just in perfect timing, Derek calls June on the radio for an update. The man is even more furious that she was dancing with a policeman and blames him for taking his kids away. Luckily the gun doesn't fire when he tries to do so and Mike manages to overpower him.

During the arrest - Mr Strange leaps on him too!

Mr Strange asks how Mike was so lucky for the gun to misfire and Mike explains he never loads until he needs to.

"June if you can't transmit for any reason, press the transmit button on your radio...." Derek says.

June glares out the window and drops the radio into her bag to return to Mike. "You shouldn't have done that. Ackland and Dashwood are the ones on the spot." Ted says calmly before settling back more comfortably in his seat for a long wait!

[anthony-thailitblog]

“I was confident that Connor would serve well on the team, and we requested that he be brought over, along with his diving partner, Josh Bratchley, and Jim Warny, a diver from Ireland”— Rick Stanton, Aquanaut (270)

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Quando um time de futebol juvenil de 12 meninos, de 11 a 16 anos, e seu técnico de 25 anos estão presos no fundo de uma caverna no norte da Tailândia, milhares de voluntários e soldados de todo o mundo se unem em uma corrida contra o tempo para encontrá-los . Uma vez que os meninos são encontrados vivos dez dias depois, a única saída é um mergulho-mergulho impossível de cinco horas que apenas mergulhadores de caverna experientes poderiam sobreviver. Na Irlanda, Jim Warny, eletricista de fábrica de aviões e mergulhador recreativo de cavernas, recebe a ligação: "Quando você pode estar aqui?" Chegando à Tailândia, Jim sai do avião e entra na caverna - uma missão de três dias no fio da navalha está em andamento. Baseado em eventos reais.

[toddlazarski]

“Thai Cave Rescue”

The A.V. Club

There’s something about a kid in a well. 

Even if you don’t have registered memory of the 1987 “Baby Jessica” ordeal — with endless CNN coverage, commentary from President Reagan, a Pulitzer for photography for the rescue coverage, an ABC movie starring Beau Bridges, the Regis and Kathie Lee interview — somebody has likely harkened the spirit of the Texas tale at some point in your life. Some caretaker, believing in the motivating factor of fear, maybe, using the story to caution on the perils of carelessness, the nefarious threat of nature, the ubiquitous presence of terrestrial body-swallowing vacuums lurking in the tall grass. 

Irresistible as a narrative, the trope is a very literal projection of Kurt Vonnegut’s infamous “Man in Hole” story type. Somebody gets in trouble, gets out of it, and ends up better than before. “You see this story again and again. People love it, and it is not copyrighted,” said Vonnegut. And if there’s something about a kid in a well, well, who could resist 13 (13!) young ‘un’s stuck in a cave for 18 (18!) days?  

Which speaks to why the years since the July 2018 rescue of 12 teenage boys and their soccer coach from the flooded limestone Tham Luang cave in Thailand have seen a barely countable number of screen projects. The Cave led the theatrical way in 2019, giving focus to rescue diver Jim Warny, who played himself. Last year came a Nat Geo documentary called The Rescue, which used body-cam footage of divers. Ron Howard gave the story a Hollywood treatment, fronting Viggo Mortensen and Colin Farrell in the Australian-shot 13 Lives, recently out on Amazon Prime. At least two other studio projects have been announced and, so far, unfulfilled. In the meantime, a re-edited version of The Cave has been cut for digital release as Cave Rescue.

Got all that? As Al Ruddy, producer of The Godfather, said on a recent episode of Marc Maron’s WTF podcast, “every movie is a movie.” When the movie is made about the makings of the big and small screen efforts of this miraculous story of survival and heroism, Netflix’s unfortunately-titled Thai Cave Rescue will at least be able to tout its authenticity as having both a Thai director and exclusive access to both the cave and to the boys themselves. 

Though it is most probable that all tellings straight wash each other out, here is a story about defying odds. 

This limited series version of Rescue opens with a world-is-watching spectacle: a slow motion montage, barrel-chested men with beards and without shirts carrying ropes and flippers and oxygen tanks as Times Squarers and pub-goers the world over watch on screens like it’s a bated-breath rocket launch. String-swelling unification aims at the pathos of the moments before a sports movie’s big match, or like a Sunday Night football game featuring the Patriots or some irredeemable evil that humanity can collectively root against. Of course, if you follow these things, kid-in-well stories almost never end well. (One of the rescuers of baby Jessica died by suicide after suffering from PTSD. And that one did end well).

Eventually we are set back and plopped into the jungles, and into the rain, and to the exotic backdrop of “Northernmost Thailand,” on the border of Myanmar, ramshackle and lush, with leafy vegetation and operatic mountain ranges spiking forever against eerie myst. Vaguely Eastern-isn music sets the vibe, as we are introduced to a myriad cast of precocious, maybe-bummed, half-hopeful teens and their unflappable coach, Eak. The gaggle of impish buddies each get their own introduction, character ticks and background stories briefly plotted, as a terrifyingly obnoxious title card counts down the hours until shit hits the fan, monsoons fill the cave. It feels vaguely like a more doomed Stand By Me, or maybe Stranger Things, with teen and pre-teen pals — the so-called Wild Boars — inextricably linked on a journey of self-discovery, triumph over adversity. Or, in this case, a journey of not starving, somehow not despairing, and waiting around while someone figures out how they might not die.

There is much backstory to compose and juxtapose, and so we are bounced around. 

An instantly-summoned amateur cave explorer, making for a convenient narrative device, knows an almost suspicious amount about the caves, how rain gathers therein, how to talk convincingly in a Michael Caine accent over charts while leading a command team with wit and metaphor. There is a park ranger, who cares, a Ministry of the Interior, who does not care. An intern named Noon at the meteorological center is not taken seriously because she’s a woman, while her piggish boss is distracted by soccer and handicapped by a fear of authority. Eventually we get the local Governor, a seeming father of the situation more than a hero, gentle-eyed and honest. “I believe more in science than faith,” he says often, softly conjuring sympathetic images of “our boys,” with occasional breaks for quarter-baked halftime speeches, as needed. Highly specialized cave divers are summoned from around the globe, as are Thai Navy Seals, and the U.S. military, for support, and baseball-hatted bravado. A hydraulic engineer appears, with brows furrowed and measurements already taken. 

The hours tick, in an echo of the nature-gives-zero-fucks predicament porn of 127 Hours or Open Water. You know how it ends up, or at least have an idea. But by the middle of episode two they’ve already been underground for one week, and after some fart jokes, tries at song (“anything but Maroon 5!”), and half-efforts to dig, there is not much for the boys to do but wait, be sad. Eak is certainly a hero, keeping the group tight and calm, but one mild and meditative, without much options for action. With our protagonists stuck, there’s a quickly disintegrating point of view, little hold to a grounded storytelling center. Such is the way when most of the heroes are secondary characters, when much of the action is inaction, when the real moves of a thrilling story are actually sprinkled around the edges of centerstage. A bevy of parallel rescue efforts happening outside don’t have much in common or any great velocity on their own. And it begins to feel a bit like watching Alive, with snow replaced by limestone, survivor’s grit replaced by ennui, without any of the grisly payoff of cannibalism.    

Questions of spirit turn to a race-against-the-clock puzzle piece. “We need a new rescue plan,” it seems the Governor is saying every 15 minutes. And plan they do, vacillating between bad and worse choices: teaching the kids scuba diving once they are found, drilling them out by alternative route, waiting months until the end of the monsoon season dries the caves. Viewers begin to learn, obliquely, about hydrology and soundquakes, we get glimpses of drills, then obscenely phallic sci-fi-leaning drills, there is something called a dragon pump, something called an aquifer. There are big rulers and weather charts and much talk of the water table. Between this are the life platitudes: “The most important duty of family is to love each other,” “sometimes we get to choose family,” guilt over bad goodbyes, reminders that “families are complicated.” Scientists get rained on, have epiphanies, they splash water in frustration, they go back to the drawing board. Families hold vigil, try to appease the Gods, they write letters that are curried by divers, they get rained on.  

For as much as it can seem interesting and tense, the six-hour treatment begins to feel stagnant and bogged, like one of those coffee-ringed New Yorker articles that sits open on your desk for weeks, too long and too tangential, but with enough of a feeling of investment to slog on, if only because finishing it will give you enough anecdotal ammunition to feel interesting at your next cocktail hour. And interesting a viewer will be, because the facts of the story boggle logistical sense. Which is why in the end the entire enterprise of production, of all the productions rolled together, seems a bit ostentatious—here, at least, true life would more than suffice even a Vonnegut storytelling impulse. 

As a type of inverse of a sports movie, with an impossibly-distanced finish line, it actually seems borderline cruel. Almost to the point of necessitating a parent trigger warning: watching the children’s guardians go from concern to dread to frenzy to despair is a grueling churn. “Night must come back for his cake,” says one mother, planning her son’s birthday for that very day. A gut punch of a line, it is also easy to wonder: why the melodrama, plushed and padded and stretched and string-scored? There’s a guilt-ridden privilege to watching from the couch, late at night, with a glimpse at a baby monitor to see some kids sleeping safe and dry and sound.    

As we swim half-blind toward the conclusion that is promised right in the title of the show, it is natural to hope for nothing but less drama, less dramatization, less exposure and exploitation of their terrible and then improbable good luck. Though on this project the Wild Boars were actually compensated, through the Thai Film Board, for their story rights, it seems far deeper to wish, for the boys and everyone around them, something closer to normalcy and remove. It’s not a desire of conclusion or release, but rather an end, so that they can simply get on with more days of sunshine and fresh air.  

[randomgurl58]

Wilford: Heeeeyyyy darky! 

Dark: *groan* What.  

Wilford: Wanna see who can break the most stuff in the littlest amount of time?  

Dark: Absolutely not. 

Wilford: Your loss! *breaks vase* 

Dark: Wilford, that cost $300 dollars- 

Wilford: *breaks remote control* 

Dark: Will, stop it- 

Wilford: *smashes TV* you don’t need a remote if there’s no TV to control! 

Dark: WILL! 

Jim one: *walks in* Did I hear something about breaking things?

Dark: N- 

Wilford: You betcha! 

Jim one: *turning to Jim two* Our time has come, Jim! Make sure you get this! *runs in wilford’s direction*

Jim two: Got it, Jim! *points camera in Jim one’s direction as he smashes a plant pot*

Dark: IF YOU THREE DON’T STOP RIGHT NOW, I’M GOING TO-

Y/N: *walks in* What’s going on in here? What’s all that noise? 

Dark: *sighs* Oh thank gosh. Wilford and the Jims are going on another breaking spree. 

Y/N: Ohhhh.... *long pause until they tip over another vase and giggle*

Dark: ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! 

*20 minutes later* 

Wilford: *hiding behind flipped over table with the Jims and Y/N* ...and yeah, that’s how it happened. 

Dr.iplier: *from doorway of room* Oh come on, he couldn’t have been THAT mad. 

Y/N: Have you SEEN dark when he’s mad?  

Dr.iplier: If you just come out, then maybe he’ll let you off with a warni-

*sound of a bed smashing from room next to them*

Dr.iplier: *immediately rushes behind the table* 

[azurazie]

Tanpa Syarat

Barangkali di antara teman-teman kita, satu atau dua orang ada yang memiliki sifat selalu ingin mengomentari apa-apa yang ia lihat, apa-apa yang ia dengar. Sedikit-sedikit, ada saja komentarnya. Baik memang itu penting atau lebih seringnya tidak membawa manfaat apa-apa.

               Dan pernah tidak di waktu-waktu tertentu, justru kamu bersyukur, karena komentarnya itu tiba-tiba saja membuka pemahaman baru. Sudut pandang yang lebih baik. Sesuatu yang sebelumnya tidak pernah terpikirkan olehmu.

               Jum'at ke jum'at pesan taqwa itu tersampaikan kepada laki-laki soleh yang lebih memilih menjaga imannya untuk mendengarkan dua khutbah, melaksanakan shalat jum'at. Dibanding masih berkutat dengan kesibukan dunia, seolah-olah akan rugi banyak, bila menunda pekerjaannya itu. Padahal tidak lebih dari 1 jam lamanya untuk menunaikan kewajiban sebagai seorang muslim. Memperbaharui taqwa, kemudian setelah itu bebas kembali bertebaran di muka bumi ini.

               Di antara laki-laki soleh itu, ada dua pemuda yang masih duduk santai di teras masjid. Kalau hari jum’at memang jam istirahatnya lebih panjang dari hari-hari yang lain.

               "Kenapa, Sob? Kok sepertinya ruwet sekali pikiranmu?" Tanya Jim kepada Tahsin yang sejak tadi terlihat gelisah memikirkan sesuatu.

               "Ooh, bukan apa-apa, Bro. Lagi nggak habis pikir saja dengan manajemen masjid ini." Jawab Tahsin dengan sedikit helaan napas.

               "Maksudmu? Memang apa yang aneh?" Jim mengerutkan dahinya, sedikit penasaran. Ia paham benar dengan tabiat temannya itu, kalau ada sesuatu yang dirasa kurang pas dengan pemikirannya, sesuatu itu bisa jadi ‘ganjalan’ yang cukup berat untuk hatinya. Seperti ada yang harus segera diluruskan. Meski seringnya itu hanya kerumitan pikirannya sendiri.

               "Itu loh, kamu dengar kan tadi ya, kalau saldo kas masjid ini ada puluhan juta. Tapi, kok kemakmuran masjidnya nggak terawat begini. Misal, kran-kran di tempat wudhunya saja pada rusak. Aku lihat ada lebih dari tiga kran yang nggak berfungsi sama sekali. Padahal, berapa sih harga kran?" Tahsin mengeluarkan unek-uneknya.

               "Oooh, maksudmu kenapa saldo kas banyak, tapi nggak dipakai untuk mengganti yang anggarannya nggak butuh banyak keluar uang gitu, ya?"

               "Betul, Sob." Tahsin menyungging senyum karena temannya mengerti dengan apa yang ia maksudkan.

               "Oalaaah... pantas tadi aku perhatikan kamu ragu-ragu waktu mau masukin uang ke keropak." Kotak amal itu sempat lama terhenti di depan Tahsin, tapi tidak ada selembar uang pun yang masuk ke dalamnya.

               "Ya, aku pikir lebih baik infak ke tempat lain daripada di sini yang ujungnya hanya jadi saldo. Nggak dimanfaatkan dengan baik. Benar toh? Seharusnya kan bukan jadi tabungan kas."

               "Sebelum aku menanggapi komentarmu itu, boleh aku tanya dulu. Kamu niat infak berapa memang tadi?" Jim menyeringai.

               "Umm..." Tahsin ragu-ragu.

               "Hehe... becanda, Sob. Nggak perlu dijawab.” Jim membenarkan posisi duduknya karena mulai kesemutan. “Aku mau cerita nih, semoga ceritaku  ini bisa meringankan unek-unekmu itu.”

               Tahsin juga membenarkan posisi duduknya, terlihat antusias.

               “Begini, dulu ketika masjid ini sempat di renovasi. Kebetulan aku ini ikut bantu-bantu. Waktu kami pada sibuk mengecor, mengaduk semen dan sebagainya, tiba-tiba ada Pak Tua yang menghampiri DKM masjid ini. Mereka mengobrol lama dan terlihat cukup serius. Pak Tua itu bertanya kepada DKM apa yang sekiranya ia bisa bantu untuk pembangunan masjid ini. Membantu tenaga Pak Tua merasa nggak akan mampu, membeli semen dan benda material lain pun rasanya berat untuk ukuran pendapatannya sehari-hari. Tapi, Pak Tua itu ingin sekali punya andil dalam pembangunan masjid ini. Ia juga ingin punya rumah di surga nanti meskipun sederhana.”

               “DKM masjid ini pun sempat bingung menjawab pertanyaan si Pak Tua. Di sisi lain DKM nggak tega menolak keinginan tulus itu. Singkat cerita akhirnya DKM masjid ini mengusulkan agar Pak Tua membantu menyediakan kran masjid ini saja, kebetulan saat itu memang sudah ada yang pedalnya patah.”

               “Mbah keberatan nggak kalau membantu membelikan kran satu atau dua buah? Nggak perlu yang harganya mahal, yang biasa saja. Insya Allah, kran itu akan berfungsi dengan baik dan membantu orang-orang yang akan bersuci sebelum menunaikan shalat.” Begitu kata DKM masjid ini.

               “Boleh, Ustadz. Mbah, bersedia.” Cukup lama Pak Tua itu menimbang-nimbang keputusannya. “Kalau sudah ada nanti krannya mbah bawa ke sini. Terima kasih, Ustadz.”

               Tahsin menghela napas, masih mendengarkan dengan baik cerita Jim.

               “Sejak itulah, masjid ini seperti punya ‘donatur’ tetap untuk penggantian kran-krannya kalau rusak. Makanya, kalau diperhatikan kran-kran di tempat wudhu nggak seragam warnanya, alias warna-warni. Nah, hari ini kamu masih melihat ada kran yang belum diganti, mungkin karena tabungan si Pak Tua itu belum cukup.”

               Tahsin mengangguk mulai mengerti ceritanya.

               “Kau tahu nggak, siapa Pak Tua yang aku maksud di cerita ini, Sob?”

               “Iya, siapa, Bro? Sejujurnya sejak tadi aku sudah penasaran ingin menanyakan hal itu.”

               “Kau tahu kan, Pak Tua yang berjualan tissue di pintu masuk stasiun Bojong Gede?”

               “Oh iya, Pak Tua yang itu. Aku pernah membeli tissue-nya beberapa kali.” Tahsin ingat betul dengan Pak Tua yang dimaksud. Karena hampir setiap hari ia melihatnya.

               “Nah, Pak Tua itu yang aku maksud. Ia setiap hari berjualan tissue seharga dua ribu perak. Sebagian keuntungannya ia tabung untuk membeli kran untuk masjid ini. Sisanya ia gunakan untuk menopang kehidupannya sehari-hari. Nggak besar-besar amat kan pastinya keuntungannya? Tapi Pak Tua telaten untuk menabung.”

               Tahsin tiba-tiba merasa takjub. Tidak menyangka sama sekali.

               “Memang benar setiap jum’at, kas masjid ini selalu dilaporkan saldonya puluhan juta. Tapi, aku tahu betul amanah infak jama’ah Masjid ini disalurkannya dengan baik. Salah satunya, pengurus DKM punya data anak-anak yatim piatu yang masih perlu biaya sekolah, sekaligus memenuhi kebutuhan mereka sehari-hari. Ada ratusan anak. Salah satunya, cucu dari Pak Tua itu. Ia hanya tinggal berdua dengan cucu yang usianya baru 10 Tahun. Namanya Alif. Anaknya cerdas dan kalau nggak salah sudah hafal 15 juz.”

               “DKM Masjid ini pernah cerita kalau sebenarnya saldo kas infak dari jama’ah selalu nyaris nol kalau sudah hari kamis. Di salurkan ke yang memang membutuhkan. Sesuai dengan yang sudah dianggarkan tiap minggunya. Tentu saja juga digunakan untuk perawatan masjid besar ini.” Jim menjeda ceritanya sejenak. “Tapi, berkahnya Masya Allah, setiap jum’at malam selalu saja masuk lagi infak baru ke rekening Masjid ataupun di antar langsung ke rumah DKM. Makanya jangan heran kalau setiap jum’at yang dilaporkan saldo kas masih puluhan juta.”

               “Tapi, kenapa nggak pernah di umumkan rincian pengeluarannya, ya?”

               “Untuk apa? Menurutku nggak perlu-perlu banget hal yang itu dibacakan, selain butuh waktu dan bisa mengganggu yang sedang berdzikir, shalat sunnah dan sebagainya. Kalau soal rincian lengkapnya sebenarnya selalu dipasang di papan pengumuman masjid. Kitanya saja yang kadang acuh, nggak tertarik untuk membaca pengumumannya.”

               Tahsin mengangguk, ia mengakui termasuk jama’ah masjid ini yang tidak pernah mampir untuk melihat-lihat mading.

               “Hanya soal pergantian kran yang rusak saja yang nggak pernah menggunakan uang kas, karena DKM masjid ini ingin menghormati dan menjaga azam Pak Tua untuk berinfak membantu kemakmuran masjid. Jadi, meskipun sudah rusak berhari-hari, kran tersebut belum juga diganti. Begitu ceritanya, Sob.”

               Tahsin terenyuh. Mulai terbuka pikirannya dengan sudut pandang yang baru. Tanpa Jim katakan pun ia mulai paham, bahwa infak itu sudah seharusnya tanpa syarat apa-apa.

               Jum’at ke Jum’at pesan taqwa itu menjadi pengingat kita semua. Taqwa dalam artian menjalankan setiap perintah-Nya dan menjauhi segala larangannya.

               Perintah dalam artian sepenuh yakin dengan ketetapan Allah. Infak itu termasuk perintah-Nya. Dan larangan-Nya dalam artian berprasangka buruk kepada-Nya. Dengan terus bertanya-tanya apa yang sudah kita keluarkan, takut-takut tidak disalurkan dengan baik.

               Maka, sudah seharusnya infak itu tanpa syarat apa-apa. Selebihnya biarkan skenario Allah bekerja dengan kebijaksanaan-Nya. Biarkan Allah yang mengatur dengan keindahan cerita dibaliknya. @azurazie_

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The Cave (Thai: Nang Non) เป็นภาพยนตร์แอคชั่นไทยเรื่องปี 2019 เกี่ยวกับการช่วยเหลือถ้ำถ้ำหลวงที่เขียนบทและกำกับโดย Tom Waller และร่วมอำนวยการสร้างโดย Waller และ Allen Liu นักแสดงนำโดย Jim Warny และ Ekawat Niratvorapanya [th] ภาพยนตร์เรื่องนี้เล่นในเทศกาลภาพยนตร์นานาชาติปูซานปี 2019 และเทศกาลภาพยนตร์นานาชาติแวนคูเวอร์ 2019 เรื่องย่อภาพยนตร์: สจ็วต The Cave, Kevin และ Bob ได้รับคัดเลือกจาก Scarlet Overkill ซึ่งเป็นซุปเปอร์วายร้ายผู้ซึ่งอยู่เคียงข้าง Herb Herb ผู้ประดิษฐ์ของเธอ

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Kala itu bulan menyembunyikan cahayanya dibalik balutan awan, angin semilir berhembus mengirimkan dinginnya malam yang menggelitik hidung membuatku gatal untuk menggarukinya. Aku menurunkan pandanganku menatap pemandangan malam kota metropolitan ini, cahaya-cahaya yang timbul bagaikan phosphene, berwarna-warni menimbulkan kuriositas akan cerita yang ada dalam setiap cahayanya. Padahal sudah tengah malam, kenapa masih seramai itu, ya? Aku menitingkan rokokku pada asbak diatas meja yang menjadi pemisah antara aku dan seseorang yang sejak tadi duduk diam membaca buku yang selalu dibawanya kemana-mana.

"Hei, Jim, kau itu tidak pernah bosan membaca, ya?"

Yang ditanya menghentikan aktivitasnya sejenak hanya untuk memutar bola mata malas dan menjawabku dengan sinis, "Ini lebih baik daripada aku harus melihat dan mendengar berbagai macam drama yang berada di sekitarku. Aku sudah muak dengan hal-hal seperti itu."

Jimin menghela napas pendek, menutup bukunya, menyandarkan kepalanya kekursi dan menatap langit gelap diatas. "Aku tidak mengerti kenapa ada orang yang mau repot-repot mengurusi hidup orang lain seperti mengikuti semua akun sosial medianya hanya untuk mengirimkan sebuah kebencian atau mengulik seluruh masa lalunya untuk mencari sesuatu yang dapat dijadikan sebagai amunisi untuk menjatuhkan seseorang. Sangat. Tidak. Menarik."

Aku menaikkan satu alis mataku dan ikut menyandarkan kepala menikmati apa yang terlihat, "Manusia memang seperti itu, kan? Menurutku mereka seperti itu karena ingin mendapat sebuah pengakuan."

Jimin memutar kepalanya menatapku heran, "Pengakuan? Pengakuan seperti apa?"

"Yah, bukan benar-benar pengakuan juga, sih. Maksudku, mereka sengaja melakukan itu karena mereka tidak puas akan apa yang ada didalam diri mereka." Aku mulai merasakan rintik hujan mengenai wajahku, menikmati aroma petrichor yang mulai menggelitik hidungku, "Mereka tahu kekurangan apa yang mereka punya dan mereka tidak ingin mengakuinya. Karena itu, mereka mencari sesuatu pada diri orang lain yang menurut mereka lebih rendah jadi mereka bisa merasa bahwa mereka lebih baik dari orang-orang yang mereka rendahkan."

Hujan perlahan mulai melebat membuatku dan Jimin segera bangkit dari kursi kami dan membawa barang-barang kami lalu pergi berteduh di dekat atap pintu yang tadi kami kunci agar tidak ada yang bisa naik ke atas sini. "Jadi, kalau mereka seperti itu, abaikan saja. Nanti mereka akan diam sendiri kalau sudah bosan."

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Friday Releases for August 5

Friday is the busiest day of the week for new releases, so we've decided to collect them all in one place. Friday Releases for August 5 include Prey, Bullet Train, The Sandman, and more.

Prey

Prey, the new movie from Dan Trachtenberg, is out today.

Set in the Comanche Nation 300 years ago, “Prey” is the story of a young woman, Naru, a fierce and highly skilled warrior. She has been raised in the shadow of some of the most legendary hunters who roam the Great Plains, so when danger threatens her camp, she sets out to protect her people. The prey she stalks, and ultimately confronts, turns out to be a highly evolved alien predator with a technically advanced arsenal, resulting in a vicious and terrifying showdown between the two adversaries.

Bullet Train

Bullet Train, the new movie from David Leitch, is out today.

In Bullet Train, Brad Pitt stars as Ladybug, an unlucky assassin determined to do his job peacefully after one too many gigs gone off the rails. Fate, however, may have other plans, as Ladybug’s latest mission puts him on a collision course with lethal adversaries from around the globe – all with connected, yet conflicting, objectives – on the world’s fastest train… and he’s got to figure out how to get off.

Bodies Bodies Bodies

Bodies Bodies Bodies, the new movie from Halina Reijn, is out today.

When a group of rich 20-somethings plan a hurricane party at a remote family mansion, a party game goes awry in this fresh and funny look at backstabbing, fake friends, and one party gone very, very wrong.

Easter Sunday

Easter Sunday, the new movie from Jay Chandrasekhar, is out today.

Stand-up comedy sensation Jo Koy stars as a man returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love letter to his Filipino-American community.

I Love My Dad

I Love My Dad, the new movie from James Morosini, is out today.

Inspired by writer, director, and star James Morosini’s true life experience, I LOVE MY DAD follows Chuck (Patton Oswalt), a hopelessly estranged father who desperately wants to reconnect with his troubled son, Franklin (Morosini). Blocked on social media and concerned for his son’s life, Chuck impersonates a waitress online and starts checking in with Franklin. But things begin to spiral when Franklin falls for this imaginary girl (Claudia Sulewski) and wants nothing more than to meet her in person, as Chuck has inadvertently catfished his own son.

They/Them

They/Them, the new movie from John Logan, is out today.

When a group of LGBTQ+ campers arrives at Whistler Camp - a conversion camp run by Owen Whistler (Kevin Bacon) - they are promised a “new sense of freedom” by the end of the week. But as the counselors attempt to psychologically break down each of the campers, a mysterious killer starts claiming victims, and they must reclaim their power if they’re going to survive the horrors of the camp.

The Most Dangerous Game

The Most Dangerous Game, the new movie from Justin Lee, is out today.

A father and son are shipwrecked on a remote island where they are caught up in a trophy hunt held by its mysterious owner, a merciless man who uses the land as an elite hunting preserve for stalking the most dangerous game of all: human.

Carter

Carter, the new movie from Byung-gil Jung, is out today.

A man wakes up missing his memories. Directed by a mysterious voice from a device in his ear, he sets off on a hostage rescue mission rife with danger.

Cave Rescue

Cave Rescue, the new movie from Tom Waller, is out today.

What’s it like to be trapped in a cave for 18 days? How does it feel to be part of one of the biggest rescue missions in history? When rising floodwaters trap a boys soccer team in a cave system in Thailand, an Irish cave diver (Jim Warny, as himself) joins the massive effort to save them. Shot at the original locations – and featuring real heroes involved in the rescue – this incredible saga based on true events is as close as you can get to experiencing for yourself the intensity of this inspiring adventure.

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie, the new movie from Andy Suriano and Ant Ward, is out today.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in action and up to their teenage antics in this comedic adventure that raises the stakes higher than ever before.

Luck

Luck, the new movie from Peggy Holmes, is out today.

From Apple Original Films and Skydance Animation, Luck is a story about Sam Greenfield: the unluckiest person in the world. Suddenly finding herself in the never-before-seen Land of Luck, she must unite with the magical creatures there to turn her luck around.

The Sandman

The Sandman, the new TV series from Neil Gaiman, David S. Goyer, and Allan Heinberg, is out today.

There is another world that waits for all of us when we close our eyes and sleep — a place called the Dreaming, where The Sandman, Master of Dreams (Tom Sturridge), gives shape to all of our deepest fears and fantasies. But when Dream is unexpectedly captured and held prisoner for a century, his absence sets off a series of events that will change both the dreaming and waking worlds forever. To restore order, Dream must journey across different worlds and timelines to mend the mistakes he’s made during his vast existence, revisiting old friends and foes, and meeting new entities — both cosmic and human — along the way.

The Outlaws S2

The second season of The Outlaws, the TV series from Elgin James and Stephen Merchant, is out today.

A few months after the climax of season one, The Outlaws still have time to serve on their sentences, but quickly realize the criminal underworld isn’t done with them yet — not by a long chalk.

Funk Wav Bounces, Vol. 2

Funk Wav Bounces, Vol. 2, the new album from Calvin Harris, is out today.

The Last Slimeto

The Last Slimeto, the new album from YoungBoy Never Broke Again, is out today.

she / her / black bitch

she / her / black bitch, the new album from Doechii, is out today.

Bodboy

Bodboy, the new album from Bobby Shmurda, is out today.

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Jim Warny is back again at the Dive Show with a new talk on cave diving. The last time his room was overflowing so plan to get a seat early! For this talk Jim will take you trough the highs and lows of Cave exploration. 2pm on Sunday at the Dive Ireland International Expo, Shannon room. https://ift.tt/4eXBOoW — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/tLkCQhI

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‘Cave’ recalls Thai soccer team rescue – with those actually there

‘Cave’ recalls Thai soccer team rescue – with those actually there

ศาสตร์เกษตรดินปุ๋ย : ขอบคุณแหล่งข้อมูล : หนังสือพิมพ์ The Nation

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‘Cave’ recalls Thai soccer team rescue – with those actually there International Nov 01. 2019

Jim Warny (center) stars in “The Cave.” (De Warrenne Pictures) By Kevin Lee Selzer The Korea Herald

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Ribuan Peserta Jabar Internasional Marathon 2019 Pangandaran Dilepas Gubernur Jabar

Ribuan Peserta Jabar Internasional Marathon 2019 Pangandaran Dilepas Gubernur Jabar

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Suara nyaring air horn serta confetti warni-warni yang beterbangan menjadi penanda dilepasnya para peserta Jabar International Marathon (JIM) 2019 oleh Gubernur Jawa Barat (Jabar) Ridwan Kamil, Minggu (1/12/19), di Pantai Barat Pangandaran.

Sejak pukul 05:15 WIB, gubernur yang akrab disapa Emil itu melepas pelari kategori Full Marathon (42K) dan Half Marathon (21K),…

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Thai cave film makes world premiere at Busan festival

The first movie centred around the cave rescue of 12 Thai schoolboy footballers and their coach made its world premiere on Saturday and there was one man in the audience for whom the experience proved as thrilling as it was nerve-shredding. "You can't help but re-live the tension and the fear we were feeling, but also there was that sense of excitement and relief when it was all over," rescuer Jim Warny told AFP. from Korea Times News https://ift.tt/2AOTCoi via IFTTTDiigo Blogger Tumblr Evernote

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Tijili Benoa: Colorful Hotel where Happiness Happens!

Honeymoon saya benar-benar terasa tidak terlupakan. Bali, pantai, dan hotel menggemaskan dengan warna-warna pastel favorit saya. Bahagia!

Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present.

- Jim Rhone

Ya, bagi saya dan suami saya Azhar, happiness adalah hal yang kami ingin wujudkan setiap hari. Bukan melulu soal hal besar, tapi seringnya justru hal sederhana yang bisa bikin kami happy. Seperti menemukan Tijili Benoa sebagai salah satu akomodasi honeymoon kami (4-5 Agustus 2017) lalu.

Pasirnya putih halus, pantainya friendly, dabn banyak pemandangan water sport warna warni di langit!

Banyak hal yang berkesan bagi kami dari Tijili Benoa. Pertama karena lokasinya. Tanjung Benoa merupakan lokasi yang terbilang 'jarang' saya kunjungi, tapi ternyata memiliki keunikan tersendiri yang tidak saya duga. Biasanya, saya, dan wisatawan di Bali hanya mengunjungi Benoa untuk bermain water sport. 

What a Nice view!

Baru kali ini saya menemukan bahwa menginap di area ini sangat tenang, dengan pemandangan pantai yang dihiasi bean bag warna warni dan beragam jenis water sport di pantai dan langit birunya. Tidak sulit menemukan hotel ini, hanya sekitar 15 menit dari Bandara Ngurah Rai dan Tijili Benoa sudah menanti para tamu dengan beragam kejutan di dalamnya.

Lovely lobby. Love al the details!

Kedua, yang paling saya suka adalah design dan pemilihan warna keseluruhan area hotel dengan total 270 kamar ini. Warna-warna pastel, seperti hijau tosca, biru muda, kuning dan jingga menghiasi dekorasi interior maupun exterior Tijili Benoa. 

Keseluruhan hotel yang luas dan design colorful modern.

Kolam renang di lantai dasar hotel yang disukai anak-anak dan keluarga

Kolam renang di rooftop hotel yang lebih tenang

Design bangunan dan tata ruang yang modern menambah nyaman selama berada di area hotel, yang terdiri dari beberapa area favorit saya, seperti lobby yang cute dan comfy, kids playground yang asri, kolam renang baik di lantai dasar maupun di rooftop, dan Warung Bamboo yang memiliki akses langsung dengan pantai. Oh, iya, area Benoa sanngat cantik untuk melihat sunrise di pagi hari yang sejuk!

Suasana sunrise sekitar pukul 5.30 pagi

Warung Bamboo yang nyaman untuk chill out!

Nah, Warung Bamboo ini memang menjadi andalan Tijili Benoa karena memang menjadi resto yang cocok untuk chill out dan bersantai, selain resto Kakatua yang juga dimiliki hotel Tijili di lokasi lainnya. Disini menjadi tempat breakfast untuk tamu non group, bisa juga untuk lunch dan dinner, dan sering diadakan event tematik untuk publik.

Kami juga melihat ikon-ikon berukuran besar di dinding-dinding hotel ini. Ternyata, sesuai dengan nama Tijili yang diambil dari motif tradisional Bali yang mempresentasikan Dewi Padi, ikon-ikon tersebut adalah lambang Dewi Sri yang sudah didesain modern agar lebih dinamis dan kreatif. 

Ikon Tijili yang menarik perhatian dan menjadi spot foto favorit

Ikon inipun sering disebut boneka tradisional Bali, atau kalau di Jakarta kita menyebutnya Ondel-ondel. Unik sekali! Jangan lupa berfoto disini ya!

Kamar yang minimalis, bersih, dan nyaman

Untuk kamar, Tijili Benoa menawarkan empat jenis kamar, yaitu 41 Deluxe Rooms, 148 Deluxe Couryard Rooms, 57 Deluxe Balcony Rooms, dan 24 Deluxe Sea View Rooms. 

Semua kamarnya nyaman dan designnya catchy! Saya dan suami menikmati menginap di Deluxe Couryard Rooms di lantai dasar yang bisa langsung menuju ke kids playground, kolam renang, Warung Bamboo dan pantai!

Recommended hotel for kids and family!

Pokoknya, kami benar-benar menemukan arti kata happiness yang sesungguhnya di Tijili Benoa. Colorful area dan staff hotel yang ramah dan humoris menambah nyaman pengalaman kami honeymoon staycation di hotel ini. Saya sangat merekomendasikan Tijili Benoa untuk pilihan liburan bersama keluarga (terutama anak-anak), teman-teman, dan tentu saja dengan pasangan tercinta. Happy vacation, happy smart traveling* as always ya!

Tijli Benoa

Jl. Pratama No.62, Tanjung Benoa, South Kuta, Bali, Indonesia

P: (+62) 3614728900

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Email: info.benoa@tijili-hotel.com

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Titik Puncak

Titik puncak itu seperti ada, namun tak pernah ada. Titik puncak yang sebenarnya adalah garis finish yang telah dicapai sebelum akhirnya memulai kembali; berlari di jalanan yang baru, mendaki gunung yang lebih tinggi. Titik puncak hanyalah sebuah istilah untuk istirahat sejenak. Ada banyak titik puncak dalam hidupku, semuanya menggoda untuk aku coba. Hanya saja, untuk saat ini hanya titik puncak yang benar-benar tertinggi yang harus aku jalani, yang bisa membuat perubahan sekaligus rute untuk titik puncak lain yang berhubungan. Ada yang bilang fase karir seseorang hanya terjadi dua kali selama hidupnya, yakni pada umur 25 dan 50 tahun. Seseorang seperti Kolonel Sanders, Kroc, Henry Ford, adalah orang-orang yang berhasil menuntaskan karirnya di fase kedua, sementara Steve Jobs, Jim Morrison, mereka yang berhasil menuntaskan karirnya di fase pertama. Tak masalah sukses di fase pertama atau kedua, karena yang terpenting adalah ketika seseorang telah mencapai titik puncak, maka jangan pernah berhenti mencoba titik puncak yang lain. Titik puncak awalnya hanya titik tak berarti, titik yang samar meski dilihat dengan mata yang nanar. Titik yang bergerak bebas tak terikat, berterbangan diantara kemerlipan cahaya berwarna-warni. Titik puncak seperti taburan bintang, bukan titik diujung terowongan. Titik puncak hanya fatamorgana bagi siapapun yang menganggap proses adalah hiasan semata. Titik puncak tidak cukup hanya fokus, ketahanan atau kesabaran. Titik puncak adalah titik dimana seseorang tidak perlu menjadi dilematis untuk memilihnya. Semesta, 2 Mei 2017