He says he is mindful of "the brave Poles who started this exercise 13 years ago".
I want to show readers that firefighters are more complex than just guys who are brave, slide down a pole and have a Dalmatian.
In several places along the river you can hop on a punt and start a guided tour, with some brave athlete pushing the pole while sharing juicy stories about the university.
Being able to switch between tennis, boxing, and ballroom dancing (I am not brave enough to pick up pole dancing just yet) keeps things fresh.
In an unusual open letter in Variety after the conflict was settled, the editor, Peter Bart, wrote to Maguire: "In this brave new world of tent poles and franchises, there's no way of calculating your worth to a project.
Mountain ranges would be perpetual snow, the poles likewise, places where recklessly brave individuals would battle the elements for national glory.
When Koszur brought Poles into focus groups, they rated themselves brave, romantic, patriotic and strong, but also irrational, impatient, disorganized and argumentative; they said they love blood, martyrdom and alcohol.
It was a brave thing to do: Macías impaled his enemies' heads on poles, banned the use of the word "intellectual" and hailed Hitler as "the saviour of Africa".
The issue has, in fact, angered many Poles, who have seen themselves primarily as victims, and brave resisters, caught between the Nazis and the Soviets during the war.
"Why are Poles unable to take pride in what was magnificent and brave, wise and rational, and accomplished before the eyes of the entire world.
