And out in the field, courageous health workers -- the real heroes of this effort -- risk their lives every day to seek out and immunise children, often at great personal risk.
"When you have a team that wants to play football they're the most courageous players on the field," Liverpool's manager said.
"When you have a team that want to play football they are the most courageous players on the field," said Rodgers.
Alexander Hamilton, the subject of this penetrating portrait, was in the thick of it all-from the agitation preceding the American Revolution, through the war itself (as a key staffer for George Washington and then as a courageous officer in the field), to the writing and adopting of the Constitution, to the rise of partisan politics.
The game Ryan and I watched was a pitchers' duel, punctuated by some memorable plays in the field, including a courageous one-out throw to the plate by the Rangers' rookie first baseman, Mitch Moreland, who gave up the easy out at first base to prevent what would have been the Twins' go-ahead run in the top of the seventh inning.
(The Field Marshal's courageous signing of the Convention of Tauroggen, originally unauthorized by the king and thus in effect treasonous, started the Prussian War of Liberation against Napoleon in 1813. It made the Field Marshal Yorck a national hero).
Her grandson, one of 37 grandchildren, was likewise known for his fearless and courageous play on the cricket field against the most intimidating bowlers of his time.
Members of our team attended a conference given by Glenn Singleton, author of Courageous Conversations About Race: A Field Guide for Achieving Equity in Schools (2005), whose materials we used for district and school level conversations.
But unfortunately, the courageous source of these secret, field-level reports – Private Bradley Manning is the one accused, though that remains to be proven in court – did not have access to top secret, high-level recommendations, estimates and decisions.
