By playing hardball with the referees, the league has jeopardized something far more precious than $3.3 million: the integrity of the game itself.
"Something else was affected and possibly jeopardized, something of enormous economic and political significance".
Trust me, with this in your plan, you'll feel a lot freer and happier when it's "go with the flow" time (because you know you're not checking out, avoiding or jeopardizing something important).
The show, which turned up last year on Animal Planet and, like a lot of these programs, replays frequently, documents cases of people attacked by parasites: a year-old boy whose brain was being eaten from inside by a roundworm; a Vietnam veteran whose lymphatic system is being jeopardized by something he picked up during the war; and on and on.
But I can certainly do something stupid that jeopardizes my ability to contribute".
"Am I complicit," he asks, "in a media that makes an unreasonable demand of fighters and jeopardizes their health and turns it into something more than a sport?
Okay, don't turn into MacGyver (seriously, don't. It jeopardizes you and the victim) but saying something to the right people can save someone's life.
"I won't do something to jeopardize," he said.
"So why would I do something to jeopardize myself and jeopardize my team first and foremost?
"That's what you're jeopardizing when you burn something like that, the neighbors' homes.
Ms. Stevens said: "If you're doing something to jeopardize an inmate or another officer, the Department of Corrections is not going to keep you on.
