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Burt's Eye View: 9/11 and its aftermath — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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We all remember where we were when we learned of the attack on our homeland. I was at a gym in New Jersey on my stationary bike watching television when I saw the first plane hit and raced home to be with my bride. Our two children, my father, other family members, and many of our friends were in New York City on that fateful day. Although Sept. 11 was our wedding anniversary date, the thought of celebration was quickly replaced with a primal fear for our loved ones. Although the towers were ult
Burt's Eye View: Doing is Vastly Overrated — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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I recently returned from a trip to the “old country”—the East Coast. I’m not sure why, but people often ask me what I do with my time. You would think that people on the West Coast don’t do the same kinds of things that people on the East Coast do. They did not believe my answer when I responded, “As little as possible.” People thought I was kidding. “No, really,” I assured them, “I do as little as I possibly can.” I actually think that doing is vastly overrated. Many people pride themselves in
Burt's Eye View: Bittersweet — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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I just returned from the Adirondacks in upstate New York, where family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of my brother Phil, who died on Feb. 2. It was a bittersweet occasion. It was bitter in the sense that when I left to return home, I knew that I would probably never see most of Phil’s friends again, nor the lakeside house he called home for the past 25 years, which is currently under contract to be sold. I sadly left behind Phil’s ashes, but will always carry and cherish a lifetime
Burt's Eye View: San Marino — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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If you read my column last week, and if you did not, shame on you, then you will recall that I wrote about Spain’s soccer team's not singing their national anthem at the World Cup for the simple reason that their national anthem does not have any lyrics. I forgot to mention, because I did not know at the time, but I do now know, there are three other countries that also have national anthems without lyrics. They are Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (that is one country), and finally little San Mar
Burt's Eye View: Singing at the World Cup — The Malibu Times (opens the original)
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We all experience things differently. My best guess is that those of you who watched the World Cup did so because you wanted to see soccer played at its finest. I watched for an entirely different reason. I wanted to observe the various teams singing their national anthems. Yes, you heard me correctly. At the beginning of each match, the two teams would enter the field in a solemn procession. The players on one team, each holding the hand of a young child, for reasons I do not know, would walk t
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