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THE GAY ISSUE  Dorothy's Legacy
by D.A. Smith October 25, 2006
Every generation of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) people has had to suffer the indignities of prejudice, harassment, violence, and legal discrimination dating back before Henry XIII codified sodomy under English Common-law, through WWII when homosexuals interned in the Nazi death camps under Germany's notorious Paragraph 175 were forced to complete their sentences following liberation in 1945, to the anti-gay marriage amendments of the current electoral cycle.
Each generation has fought with a variety of tools, from litigation and publishing to secret networks and public protest. But the Stonewall riots of 1969 changed everything, spurring the gay community to take prejudice head-on.
Stonewall, known as "The Hairpin Drop Heard 'Round The World," has become the stuff of legend, a watershed moment that propelled the Gay Pride and Gay Power movements into the public arena.
The weekend of the riots began with the funeral of movie star and gay icon Judy Garland, which took place in New York City on the Friday morning of June 27, 1969. An estimated crowd of 20,000 people stood outside the church during the service — of this, 12,000 were thought to be homosexual.
Sometime after 1 a.m. on the 28th, New York police entered the Stonewall Inn, a Mob-controlled gay bar in Greenwich Village that catered primarily to minority drag queens, transvestites, and lesbians.
The raid was predicated upon a charge of the illegal sale of alcohol. Bar employees were arrested, and patrons roughly ushered to the street. Some cite a transvestite with throwing a bottle at officers as the start of the fight, while others say a butch lesbian took a swing at her arresting officer.
The initial verbal abuse hurled at police was quickly replaced with rocks, bottles, and coins (meant to signify payoffs extorted by the cops from gay bar owners). Drag queens serenaded the police with campy ditties, but matters grew more heated and the fight devolved into a riot, with many more gathering as news of the revolt against the cops spread through the Village.
The original group of officers was overwhelmed by the crowd and retreated into the Stonewall Inn. Some in the crowd tried to use a parking meter to knock down the door. Riot police were summoned and an estimated 400 officers faced off against an angry 2,000.
Rioters quieted down as morning approached, but 1,000 people gathered the next night and continued the violence and property damage on a smaller scale. That following Wednesday, a similarly-sized crowd again indulged in property damage at The Stonewall Inn. Smaller demonstrations were held in the Village sporadically that summer.
On July 31, 1969, the Gay Liberation Front was formed, declaring: "We are a revolutionary group of men and women formed with the realization that complete sexual liberation for all people cannot come about unless existing sexual institutions are abolished. We reject society's attempt to impose sexual roles and definitions of our nature."
Over the next 12 months, like-minded groups formed across America in response to the Stonewall riots. This culminated on the riot's anniversary as "pride" groups in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago sponsored parades celebrating the new militancy.
In the culminating years, many inroads were made in the fight for gay rights — medical professionals began recognizing that homosexuality was not a disease, openly gay candidates were elected to office, and communities began addressing gay rights issues. The movement was not without its detractors, though, most notably Anita Bryant, who led a successful campaign to beat back anti-discrimination initiatives in Florida.
Ten years after Stonewall, an estimated 100,000 gays and lesbians made the first national march on Washington, D.C. In those days, gay marriage or any benefits for couples were a distant dream. Gays and their supporters were focused on sodomy laws targeted at homosexuals and equal protection in housing and employment. But more than anything, it was about being recognized: "We're here! We're queer! Get used to it!"
But the noise over rights for gays would be overshadowed in the '80s by a decimating epidemic.
The outlandish "Go-Go 1970s," notably in the male bathhouse culture of major cities, came to a screeching halt on June 5, 1981, when Dr. Michael Gottlieb coauthored the first published report of a medical mystery in the Center for Disease Control's "Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report."
Gottlieb detailed five young men in L.A.-area hospitals who had congenital immunodeficiencies and "Pneumocystisis carinii" pneumonia who had presented themselves that spring for treatment. By May 1981, two of the five were dead.
All were homosexual.
The fight for rights was replaced by a fight for life, as the misinformation of AIDS spread far faster than education about the disease and public support for treatment remained anemic, at best. Well into the '90s, the perception in small-town America was that gay men were fated to die an early death.
Early on, support groups, such as the Gay Men's Health Crisis, were formed by GLBT people to provide AIDS services, fundraising for research, and a public rebuttal to the denunciations of Robert Grant's Christian Voice and Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority, who claimed that AIDS was God's wrath for homosexuality.
Medical advances against the disease were arduous, and the Reagan administration was perceived by the gay community as largely indifferent to the sufferings of the afflicted as AIDS spread from the queers to the poor.
By 1987, Larry Kramer, a writer and founder of the GMHC who had left the organization, was angry and had had enough.
On March 10, Kramer delivered a speech at the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center in New York City attacking the GMHC as "politically impotent" and asked the assembled audience, "Do we want to start a new organization devoted to political action?!"
Two days later, 300 people showed up to form the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP).
On March 24, 250 ACT UP members disrupted the New York Stock Exchange trading floor to protest BorroughsWellcome, patent holder of the new antiviral AZT. Citing U.S. government subsidies of initial AZT drug research and clinical trials in the 1960s, ACT UP accused the pharmaceutical giant of profiteering over patients' $10,000 annual cost.
ACT UP was criticized for its heavy-handed militancy, especially following a disruption of Mass by 4,500 protesters at New York City's St. Patrick's Cathedral in which soiled condoms were thrown on the altar and members chained themselves to pews on December 10, 1989.
The changing nature of the pandemic, successful treatment options, and internal strife eventually led to ACT UP losing its steam and AIDS losing its stigma.
The difference allowed the gay community to return its focus to rights and protections. While Bill Clinton brought the Democratic Party to middle America, his attempts to bring the gays as well stumbled somewhat. He had made a campaign promise to let gays and lesbians openly serve in the military, but the president found very quickly that it was easier said than done.
A compromise resulted in the military's current "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy — hardly a success for the gay community — but Clinton's attempts to reach out to GLBT voters exposed the inequities that gay people face and increased coverage of the issues.
The "Gay Nineties" were shocked out of complacency by the gruesome murders of Brandon Teena on December 31, 1993, and Matthew Shepard on October 7, 1998, when gay and straight America learned it could be fatal to be young and homosexual in the United States.
Teena, born a girl but living as a male, was raped and murdered in Falls City, Neb., by friends following their discovery of his true sexual identity. Initially, the story surrounding Teena's murder was largely contained within the gay community and local news outlets, due largely to the national media's discomfiture with transgendered people and Teena's low economic station. His tragedy became famous with the 1999 Academy Award-winning performance of Hilary Swank as Teena in Boys Don't Cry.
The same was not true for Matthew Shepard.
Shepard, a gay University of Wyoming student, was viciously assaulted by two strangers he had met in in a Laramie gay bar. He was robbed, savagely beaten, and left unconscious and tied to a cattle fence with his own shoelaces. Eighteen hours later, the comatose boy was discovered by a jogger who had initally thought Shepard was a scarecrow. He died five days later from massive head trauma.
Police arrested his attackers, who later mounted the "gay panic" defense as justification for their crime. Both are incarcerated for life sentences without possibility for parole and have said that Shepard's homosexuality played no part in their decision to rob him — "gay panic" was the lawyers' idea.
Public outcry was huge and led to calls for hate-crime legislation. Clinton revived an earlier attempt to extend federal hate-crime protections to the gay community and disabled persons. He failed.
With the turn of the century came a whole new acceptance of gays and also a whole new backlash against the gains made over the previous decades. The conservative movement latched onto middle America's fear of gay folks to create a wedge issue that's mobilized the Christian right and has successfully made gay marriage a nationwide issue.
In a few weeks, in South Carolina and seven other states, voters will participate in a referendum question asking whether or not state constitutions should be amended to prohibit gay people from being legally married.
The amendment, which is widely expected to pass, won't change much on the face of things — gay marriage is already against South Carolina state law — but it remains a symbol of the work that still confronts the gay community.
The history of queer politics has always been and will continue to be about bias, both social and legal. The resulting vote, whether for or against, won't do much beyond reinforcing the bigotry and prejudice that gays have faced since the beginning of time. But as the recent modern history proves, gays won't be going back in the closet any time soon. So you better get used to it. —D.A. Smith
An In-No-Way-Authoritative Look at Modern Gay Culture in 200 Words
Stonewall, "The lesbian menace," Gay Power!, Midnight Cowboy, Gay Pride, The Boys in the Band, Cabaret, no disease, "Gay agenda," The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Anita Bryant, Harvey Milk, rainbow flags, La Cage aux Folles, AIDS, Moral Majority, Billy Jean King, Zorro The Gay Blade, Gay Games, Gerry Studds, HIV, Rock Hudson dies, Hollywood Montrose, Maurice, Torch Song Trilogy, Heather has Two Mommies, Thirtysomething, red ribbons, Fried Green Tomatoes, My Own Private Idaho, The Crying Game, The Real World, Don't ask Don't tell, Philadelphia, Will Smith plays gay, Angels in America, Tales of the City, Brandon Teena, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, My So-Called Life, Pedro Zamora, Patrick Swayze in drag, The Birdcage, 525,600 minutes, Barney Frank, In and Out, Ellen comes out, Oz, Matthew Shepard, 54, Gods and Monsters, Jennifer Aniston plays a fag hag, Will and Grace, Jack and Karen, Big Gay Al, George Michael in the bathroom, Boys Don't Cry, Queer as Folk, Civil unions, Billy Elliot, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Six Feet Under, Lawrence vs. Texas, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Gay marriage, Alexander, The L Word, Jim McGreevey, Capote, Transamerica, Brokeback Mountain, Lance Bass


Has anyone see this before? It look like a drilled hole.
I had bought a running engine (year unknown) about a year and a half ago from an auto mechanic. Apparently he is a mechanic trainee. The guy pulled it out (the day before I pick it up) to install a Chevy 454 engine. He didn't state anything was wrong with the engine (and I didn't ask). I was planning on overhauling it anyway. I had the heads off for a while and saw nothing wrong with them. This week I was able to disassemble the block. Found several problems with it. The oil filter by-pass valve was installed in the wrong hole (it was blocking the oil from the oil pump) look like he converted it to a spin on filter and afterward maybe causing oil pressure issues. When I pulled the pistons/rod assemblies two of the pistons had issues (one what a broken top ring and the other missing half of the broken ring). Long story short I have a solution for all of this, I just needed to share my experiences with this engine.
Re: A drilled hole in the side of the block.
That looks like it would be in the water jacket, but the hole looks like it is in a factory cast boss.
I do not have a block to look at, but is that a hole for the block drain plug? Is there a similar one on the other side of the block?
Yes it does go into the water jacket, I had place a drill bit in the hole to show that the hole went through. No there nothing similar on the other side.


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Der Ulmbach ist ein etwa 23 Kilometer langer rechtsseitiger bzw. nordwestlicher Nebenfluss der Lahn, der komplett auf dem Gebiet des hessischen Lahn-Dill-Kreises verläuft.

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Verlauf
Der Ulmbach entspringt im Westerwald auf einer Höhe von etwa  in dem Mischwaldgewann Lehnstruth südlich von Mademühlen. Nur ungefähr einen Kilometer weiter nordwestlich von seinem Quellgebiet befindet sich die Krombachtalsperre.

Der Bach fließt zunächst in nordöstlicher Richtung knapp 300 m durch den Wald und wechselt dann in eine Grünlandzone. Kurz bevor er den Driedorfer Ortsteil Münchhausen erreicht, fließt ihn auf seiner rechten Seite der aus dem Südwesten kommende Königswieser Bach zu. Der Ulmbach passiert die Ortschaft und wendet sich dann nach Osten. Knapp einen Kilometer bachabwärts wird er auf seiner rechten Seite vom Karrenfloß gespeist, fließt kurz danach an der Pfalzmühle vorbei, wo er sich von Driedorf verabschiedet und das Gebiet der Gemarkung Greifenstein betritt. Südöstlich von Greifensteiner Ortsteil Rodenberg biegt er nach Südosten ab und bewegt sich dann durch einen kleinen Laubwaldstreifen auf Beilstein zu. Er läuft nun durch diese Ortschaft, bis er fast den Südrand erreicht hat, ändert aber nördlich der Schlossstraße seine Richtung nach Osten, fließt dann an der Burg Beilstein vorbei und verlässt den Ort an dessen Ostrand. Sein Weg führt nun nördlich am Galgenstein vorbei, wobei er auf seiner linken Seite von Grünland und auf der rechten von Mischwald begleitet wird. Beim Weiler Lichtenstein schlägt er eine Kurve nach rechts, fließt dann weiter in Richtung Süden und wird etwas später von der Ulmbachtalsperre zu einem kleinen See aufgestaut. Ungefähr 150 m südlich der Staumauer nimmt er auf seiner rechten Seite den in der Liebriger Heide entspringenden Ballersbach auf, richtet dann seinen Lauf nach Osten und durchfließt danach den Greifensteiner Ortsteil Holzhausen. Weiter geht es durch Felder und Wiesen, nunmehr südostwärts, südlich am Mückenberg vorbei. Am Nordrand von Ulm wird er linkerseits vom Wehrbach gestärkt. Entlang der Ulmbacher Straße fließend quert er den Nordostteil des Ortes und vereinigt sich dann mit dem aus Nordosten kommenden Lohrbach. Er bewegt sich nun am Westrand eines Mischwaldes durch eine Grünanlage, berührt dann den Ostteil von Allendorf, wo ihm auf der rechten Seite erst der Haferbach und dann weiter südlich beim Ruppertsberg der Dobergsbach zufließen. Südlich des Galgenberges nimmt er noch den Weltersbach auf, läuft dann von Westen weiträumig an den Leuner Stadtteil Bissenberg vorbei, passiert danach Biskirchen, unterquert die Gleisanlagen der Lahntalbahn und anschließend die E44 und mündet schließlich auf einer Höhe von etwa  in die Lahn.

Zuflüsse
Die Zuflüsse werden bachabwärts mit orographischer Richtungsangabe und ihrer Länge aufgeführt:
Königswieser Bach (rechts), 2,6 km
Das Karrenfloß (rechts), 1,3 km
Ballersbach (rechts), 2,2 km
Wehrbach (links), 0,9 km
Lohrbach (links), 2,6 km
Haferbach (rechts), 1,8 km
Dobergs-Bach (rechts), 1,7 km
Welters-Bach (rechts), 1,2 km

Ulmbachtalsperre

Auf Grund des jährlichen Hochwassers wurde in den 1960er Jahren die Ulmbachtalsperre zwischen den Greifensteiner Ortsteilen Beilstein und Holzhausen gebaut. Der entstandene Stausee dient außer als Hochwasserschutz noch als Naherholungsgebiet.

Daten und Charakter
Der Ulmbach ist ein grobmaterialreicher, silikatischer Mittelgebirgsbach. Sein Einzugsgebiet ist 60,9 km² groß und sein mittlerer Abfluss (MQ) beträgt 741 Liter pro Sekunde. Sein ökologischer Zustand wird als mäßig eingestuft, wobei besonders seine Gewässerstrukturdaten negativ bewertet werden.

Fauna

Die dominante Fischregion des Ulmbaches ist die obere Forellenregion und nach der Aussage des örtlichen Angelsportvereins hat er einen guten Bestand an Krebsen und Bachforellen. Aufgeführt werden auch noch das Bachneunauge, die Elritze, die Mühlkoppe, die Schmerle, sowie der Signalkrebs.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 ASV Ulmtal e.V. Greifenstein: Der Ulmbach

1Ulmbach(Fluss)
Fluss in Europa
Fluss in Hessen
Fluss im Westerwald
Gewässer im Lahn-Dill-Kreis
Geographie (Driedorf)
Geographie (Greifenstein, Hessen)
Geographie (Leun)

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Litecoin hoax highlights crypto market vulnerable to scams: 'Walmart has no relationship with litecoin,' says big box retailer
lgocl September 14, 2021
Fake news appeared to give holders of virtual currencies very real agita on Monday, as a hoax news release sent litecoin briefly soaring before crumbling back down to Earth.
Walmart Inc. WMT, -0.57% said that it was the subject of a "fake news release" early Monday, with Globe Newswire publishing a report, including a falsified comment from the big box retailer's CEO Doug McMillon, purporting to have established an arrangement with litecoin LTCUSD, -1.68% that would see the retailer accept the crypto as payment.
Skeptics were quick to point out the oddity of the Bentonville, Ark., retailer announcing an arrangement with a crypto that has largely operated in the shadows of larger cryptocurrencies Ether ETHUSD, +0.39%, which operates on the Ethereum blockchain, and bitcoin BTCUSD, -0.23%, the world's No. 1 digital asset by market value, according to CoinMarketCap.com.
Litecoin is the No. 19 most valued crypto in world, but hasn't drawn a lot of attention recently as a form of digital payment that could be used by major retailers.
Perhaps giving some credence to the tweet was a report in August that Walmart was looking to hire someone to develop a digital currency road map, reportedly joining Amazon.com AMZN, -0.35% in looking for ways to let customers pay for goods with cryptocurrencies.
However, it seemed unorthodox for the company to announce its crypto plan without first naming an executive to fill that new role.
On Monday, Walmart said that it had "no knowledge of the press release issued by Globe Newswire," and emphasized that "it has no relationship with Litecoin."
GlobeNewsire, meanwhile, in a statement "advised that journalists and other readers should disregard the news release," but offered no explanation as to how or why the fake news release had been issued.
After briefly surging more than 20%, litecoin was down nearly 3%, changing hands at $179.33, while the broader crypto market was also under pressure.
In addition, the Litcoin Foundation, founded by the creator of litecoin Charlie Lee, issued this statement via Twitter:
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Lee is a software engineer who worked at Google Inc. GOOGL, +0.74%GOOG, +0.81% and Coinbase Global COIN, -3.05%. About a decade ago, he created litecoin, using the bitcoin's open-source software to create what he hoped was a crypto that offered faster settlement time and lower transaction fee than bitcoin.
The revelation of the hoax was blamed for depressing the broader complex, with bitcoin prices changing hands at $44,647.72, down 2.7%, while Ether was off over 5% at $3,230.43, on CoinDesk.
The moves in crypto came as traditional assets also were under pressure, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.76%, the S&P 500 index SPX, +0.23% and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, -0.07% indexes struggling to snap a streak of declines.
John Wu, crypto expert, former venture capitalist and founder of Ava Labs, said via emailed comments that he would expect more scams like Walmart/litecoin to occur.
"Fake announcements are nothing new — but the fact that a scammer is willing to go so high profile shows that the old ways aren't working anymore, that the industry is taking itself far more seriously," he wrote.
"Unfortunately, today's stunt will deter those skeptical about cryptocurrency and contribute to the narrative surrounding volatility and instability," Wu wrote. "Thankfully, this will only set us back weeks or months, not years," the crypto specialist said.
Meanwhile, a survey conducted by the Motley Fool, found that almost 26,500 crypto scams were reported to the government in 2020, totaling losses of $419 million, with this year on pace to exceed those figures.
According to the survey, more than 14,000 investment scams were reported to the Federal Trade Commission in the first quarter of 2021 alone, with some $215 million in losses.
"In 2020, cryptocurrency became the most common payment method used in investment scams and fraud," according to the Motley Fool survey.
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To lay out this stand, put the saw base casting upside down on a table, bolt the rough-cut legs onto the casting, and adjust them symmetrical with a carpenter's square referenced against the casting. Then clamp, cover casting to protect from sparks, and weld. Leg in corner with on/off switch needs to be cut out around switch. Axle is original, with cotter pin holes drilled in different locations. "Camo" paint job is because I ran out of the Kelly green mid-paint and finished with the Spruce green, but I liked the look and put Spruce splatter everywhere. Saw balances better on wheels if swiveled to vertical. This was welded with 3/32" 6013 and a homemade stick welder made from a 300 pound Xenon arc lamp power supply rewired to single phase.


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Ernst Jacobi (* 11. Juli 1933 in Berlin; † 23. Juni 2022 in Wien) war ein deutscher Theater- und Filmschauspieler sowie Hörspiel- und Synchronsprecher.

Leben und Wirken
Jacobi entdeckte schon früh seine Leidenschaft für das Schauspiel und begann seine künstlerische Laufbahn beim Rundfunk, wo er als 14-Jähriger Sprechrollen beim RIAS in Berlin-Schöneberg  erhielt. Nach seinem Abitur absolvierte er ab 1951 eine dreijährige Schauspielausbildung an der Max-Reinhardt-Schule für Schauspiel in Berlin und studierte anschließend bei Jacques Lecoq an der Stage d'éte sur le mime in Paris und London.

Während seiner Schauspielausbildung erhielt Jacobi sein erstes Bühnenengagement am Berliner Hebbel-Theater und debütierte in Shakespeares Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor unter der Regie von Rudolf Noelte. Weitere Theaterstationen waren unter anderem das Theater am Kurfürstendamm, die Tribüne und das Schiller-Theater in Berlin sowie Hamburg (Deutsches Schauspielhaus) und München (Kammerspiele). Im Jahr 1977 folgte er einem Ruf an das Wiener Burgtheater, dem er bis 1984 angehörte. Ab 1987 wurde für fünf Jahre das Zürcher Schauspielhaus seine künstlerische Heimat.

Jacobi startete seine Fernsehkarriere Anfang der 1950er-Jahre mit Beginn der ersten Versuchsendungen und spielte Haupt- und Nebenrollen in Stücken wie Die glücklichen Tage (1953). Zum Film kam Ernst Jacobi Ende der 1950er-Jahre und trat anfangs mit kleineren Rollen in Kinofilmen wie Hans Quests musikalischer Komödie Die große Chance (1957) und Gerd Oswalds Krimi Am Tag, als der Regen kam (1959) in Erscheinung. In Volker Schlöndorffs Grass-Adaption Die Blechtrommel (1979) spielte er an der Seite von David Bennent, Mario Adorf und Berta Drews die Rolle des Gauleiters Löbsack.

In den 1960er-Jahren konzentrierte Jacobi sich verstärkt auf seine Fernseharbeit und wirkte unter anderem in Literaturverfilmungen mit, darunter in Rolf Hädrichs Ost-West-Geschichte Nachruf auf Jürgen Trahnke (1962) sowie in Filmen wie Bauern, Bonzen und Bomben (1973) und Heinar Kipphardts Leben des schizophrenen Dichters Alexander März, in dem er 1975 die Titelrolle übernahm. Für seine Leistung wurde Ernst Jacobi im selben Jahr mit dem "Prix Italia" gewürdigt. Im Jahr 1976 erhielt er für seine Interpretation des Alexander März von der Berliner Akademie der Künste den Berliner Kunstpreis.

In Eberhard Fechners preisgekröntem Zweiteiler Tadellöser & Wolff war Jacobi 1975 in der Rolle des Autors der Romanvorlage Walter Kempowski zu sehen und kommentierte die Handlung als Erzähler aus dem Off. Im Jahr 1983 spielte Jacobi Jakob Fugger in dem TV-Mehrteiler Vom Webstuhl zur Weltmacht, der die Geschichte der Augsburger Handelsdynastie erzählt. Von März bis November 2011 verkörperte er die Rolle des Konstantin von Walden in der ARD-Telenovela Rote Rosen.

Jacobi war in verschiedenen Hörbuch- und Hörspielproduktionen zu hören, z. B. Ken Folletts Die Säulen der Erde, Donna W. Cross' Die Päpstin und als Herr Sellars in Otherland nach Tad Williams. Auch als Synchronsprecher war Jacobi tätig, so gab er z. B. Michael Moriarty als Sturmbannführer Erik Dorf in dem TV-Mehrteiler Holocaust – Die Geschichte der Familie Weiss seine Stimme. Er ist auch in einigen deutschen Fassungen von Disney-Filmen zu hören, etwa als die Titelfigur in Peter Pan (1953). Auch sprach er Christopher Lloyd als Doc Brown in Zurück in die Zukunft. Jacobi war in dem Film Das weiße Band – Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte (2009) als Erzähler zu hören.

Jacobi starb im Juni 2022 im Alter von 88 Jahren in Wien.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1957: Spielbank-Affäre
 1961: Heute gehn wir bummeln
 1962: Nachruf auf Jürgen Trahnke
 1965: Ein Tag – Bericht aus einem deutschen Konzentrationslager 1939
 1965: Die Chinesische Mauer
 1972: Tatort: Wenn Steine sprechen (TV-Reihe)
 1973: Bauern, Bonzen und Bomben
 1975: Leben des schizophrenen Dichters Alexander März
 1975: Tadellöser & Wolff
 1975: Derrick: Paddenberg
 1979: Der Mörder
 1979: Die Blechtrommel
 1980: Tatort: Herzjagd (TV-Reihe)
 1981: Deutschland, bleiche Mutter
 1982: Die Krimistunde (Fernsehserie, Folge 1, Episode: Unter Zeugen)
 1983: Vom Webstuhl zur Weltmacht
 1985: Tatort: Ordnung ist das halbe Sterben (TV-Reihe)
 1987: Derrick: Die Dame aus Amsterdam (Folge 149)
 1988: Die Bertinis
 1988: Derrick: Die Stimme
 1988: Bastard (TV-Serie, Mehrteiler)
 1991: Erfolg
 1994: Derrick: Abendessen mit Bruno
 1996: Zerrissene Herzen
 1996: Roula – Dunkle Geheimnisse
 1997: Derrick: Pornocchio
 1998: Der Alte: Rivalen (Folge 235)
 2003: Sams in Gefahr
 2005: Neue Freunde, neues Glück
 2005: Der Alte — Folge 306: Der Nachruf
 2009: Das weiße Band – Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte
 2010: Masserberg
 2017: Polizeiruf 110: Nachtdienst
 2017: Am Abend aller Tage

Hörspiele (Auswahl)
 1959: Thierry: Pension Spreewitz (Ein junger Dichter und ein Fräulein mit Hula Reifen, Folge 33, Erstsendung 7. März 1959) – Regie: Ivo Veit (RIAS Berlin)
 1962: Richard Hughes: Gefahr – Regie: Fritz Schröder-Jahn (Original-Hörspiel – NDR)
 1969: Anne Dorn: Lauter Luder – Regie: Hartmut Kirste (Hörspiel – SWF)
 1975: Walter Adler: Centropolis – Regie: Walter Adler (Science-Fiction-Hörspiel – SWF)
 1976: Jean Chatenet: Die Wölfin – Regie: Raoul Wolfgang Schnell (Kriminalhörspiel – SDR)
 1977: Rolf Schneider: Notlandung – Regie: Bernd Lau (Science-Fiction-Hörspiel – HR und BR)
 1982: Per Wahlöö: Mord im 31. Stock, Teil 2: Die Katastrophe – Regie: Hermann Naber, (Krimi / Science-Fiction-Hörspiel – SFB)
 1985: Ursula K. Le Guin: Angst unter Bäumen – Regie: Ernst Wendt, (Science-Fiction-Hörspiel – BR)
 1989: Eike Gallwitz: Ambra – Das letzte Geschenk – Regie: Andreas Weber-Schäfer (Science-Fiction-Hörspiel – SWF)
 1993: Tankred Dorst: Merlin oder das wüste Land (Merlin) – Regie: Walter Adler (Hörspiel – MDR)
 1998: Pierre Bourgeade: Der Pass – Regie: Joachim Staritz (Hörspiel – MDR)
 1999: Ken Follett: Die Säulen der Erde (Erzähler) – Regie: Leonhard Koppelmann (Hörspiel (9 Teile) – WDR)
 1999: Kai Buchholz: Es ist eine herrliche Sonne hier und ein schlechter Mensch (Ludwig Wittgenstein) – Regie: Heinz von Cramer (Hörspiel – SR und DeutschlandRadio Berlin)
 2001: Józef Ignacy Kraszewski: Gräfin Cosel (Erzähler) – Regie: Walter Niklaus (Hörspiel (5 Teile) – MDR)
 2007: Matthias Schamp: Der Aufstand in den Sinnscheiße-Bergwerken – Regie: Beate Andres (Hörspiel – WDR)
 2003: Jules Verne: 20.000 Meilen unter den Meeren (Nemo) – Regie: Walter Adler (Hörspiel – MDR/RB)
 2011: W. G. Sebald: Austerlitz – Regie: Stefan Kanis (Hörspiel – MDR)
 2013: Gunnar Gunnarsson: Schwarze Vögel – Regie: Judith Lorentz (Hörspiel – DKultur)

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Quelle: Deutsche Synchronkartei

Literatur
 Hermann J. Huber: Langen Müller's Schauspielerlexikon der Gegenwart. Deutschland. Österreich. Schweiz. Albert Langen • Georg Müller Verlag GmbH, München • Wien 1986, ISBN 3-7844-2058-3, S. 452.
 C. Bernd Sucher (Hrsg.): Theaterlexikon. Autoren, Regisseure, Schauspieler, Dramaturgen, Bühnenbildner, Kritiker. Von Christine Dössel und Marietta Piekenbrock unter Mitwirkung von Jean-Claude Kuner und C. Bernd Sucher. 2. Auflage. Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verlag, München 1999, ISBN 3-423-03322-3, S. 334 f.

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Q: Teiid Spring Boot @SelectQuery I have configured 2 different data souces in my Teiid Spring Boot Application and have been following this example:
https://github.com/teiid/teiid-spring-boot/blob/master/docs/UserGuide.adoc
This example demonstrates a union query from Customer table from two different data sources, however, when i run my application the customerrepository retrieves records only from one database and not from the other.
I have uploaded my source code on github:
https://github.com/purnimadas27/TeiidExample1/tree/master/TeiidSpringBootPrj5
Can someone suggest why is my union query not retrieving results as expected, it appears that the customerrepository is bound to only one of the datasource and is retrieving results only from one datasource and it also appears that @SelectQuery is not being considered at all.
Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!

A: See this full example here with updated document
Updated: I could not figure out root issue is, this was not occurring with latest code, so wrote a new example with 1.3.1 release of the Teiid Spring Boot. This should work.

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Dubai: After more than 16 years of non-stop electoral victories at every level, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has witnessed an urban revolt. Turns out, Turks in the big cities are taking a dim view of the economic situation in the country.
The ruling AK Party's alarm at losing local elections in the capital Ankara turned to shock as it appeared that a little known candidate of the Kemalist opposition Republican People's party (CHP) had won the main prize — Istanbul — by a razor-thin majority.
Though a recount is now underway in the mega city following AKP's objections, and official results are to be announced in the coming few days, it appears that Ekrem Imamoglu has pulled off a surprise victory against AKP heavyweight and former prime minister Binali Yildirim.
Such has been the build-up of admiration and hope about Imamoglu in the Turkish and international anti-Erdogan camp that he is now being seen as a candidate who can run against and defeat Erdogan in presidential elections in 2023.
On the electoral front, Imamoglu's reconciliatory approach won him many admirers. After both candidates early on April 1 declared victory, he made sure to steer away from provocation.
Born in 1970 in the Black Sea coastal city of Trabzon in northeast Turkey, Imamoglu studied business administration in Istanbul University and later completed a master's degree in management.
He worked in the family construction business before entering into local politics a decade ago. He was elected district mayor of Istanbul's Beylikduzu area in 2014.
He shares one common trait with Erdogan, a love of football. The Turkish leader was a semi-professional player in his youth.
Imamoglu was also an amateur footballer and is still involved with local Trabzonspor team.
Analysts believe Imamoglu was well known as a competent mayor of his middle-class Istanbul district and benefited from his non-ideological approach that didn't polarise voters.
If he performs well as a mayor, the CHP may be able to expand its voter base in Turkey's most populous city and the country, with Imamoglu emerging as a national figure.
Throughout election night until the early hours of Monday, Imamoglu kept up a marathon of media briefings to discuss the results.
Throughout the country, the AKP was still the party that bagged the most number of votes, with over 44 per cent; the opposition polled in at just over 30 per cent. But it is in the big cities that the opposition has prevailed — Ankara, Izmir, Antalya, Adana and the jewel in the crown — Istanbul.
There is one aspect that all the opposition's candidates in these cities share: They were all mayors of districts in these cities, and performed well in the roles.
The secularist, Kemalist opposition in Turkey has often suffered from perceptions that it is elitist and removed from people's day-to-day reality.
But in Imamoglu — who clearly seems to have touched a chord — it may have found a serious candidate for the highest rungs of leadership in the republic.


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Home Finance Surging Consumer Finance Growth Draws Unprecedented License Applications
Surging Consumer Finance Growth Draws Unprecedented License Applications
An increasing number of companies in China are looking to obtain approval for consumer finance operations in anticipation of further roaring growth in the sector.
The "2018 – 2023 China Consumer Finance Industry Market Outlook and Investment Strategy Research Report" (2018-2023年中国消费金融行业市场前景及投资战略研究报告) produced by the Zhongshang Industry Research Institute (中商产业研究院) indicates that rapid growth in the consumer finance sector is on track to further accelerate in future.
According to the report China's consumer finance loan balance minus housing loans maintained growth of over 20% during the period from 2013 to 2017, with average annual compound growth of 24.7%.
In 2017 the consumer loan balance hit 9.6 trillion yuan for a YoY rise of 62.2%, while the consumer loan balance in 2018 is expected to reach 13.19 trillion yuan, for a YoY increase of 37.4%.
The prospect of huge growth in China's consumer finance market is drawing an unprecedented number of players into the sector.
Securities Daily reports that 24 consumer finance companies in China have currently obtained approval for operation, while regulators are still reviewing 12 other applications, including one from Beijing-based Huaxia Bank.
Two companies obtained licenses in September of this year – Citic Consumer Finance (中信消费金融公司), jointly established by Citic Group, Citic Trust and Kingdee China (金蝶中国), and Xiamen Jinmeixin Consumer Finance Company (厦门金美信消费金融公司), whose establishment was led by Gome Holdings and China Citic Bank.
On 10 October news emerged that e-commerce giant Vipshop would team up with Taiwan's Fubon Bank to establish a consumer finance company, with the latter contributing 125 million yuan to obtain a 25% equity stake.
Financial institutions and companies with a foothold in China's consumer finance sector are also looking to expand their scope of operations.
China Unicom announced on 4 December that its subsidiary Liantong Yunying (联通运营公司) planned to join China Merchants Bank in providing a capital injection for their joint-venture consumer finance company Zhaolian Xiaofei Jinrong Co., Ltd. (招联消费金融有限公司).
Both companies will increase Zhaolian's capital by 1 billion yuan, leaving their respective equity stakes of 50% each unchanged.
In April the two companies increased the registered capital of Zhaolian to 2.859 billion yuan from 2 billion yuan.
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There's a lot of hope that this is The One. The sky is blue, hearts are aflutter, stars are in your eyes. This job is just meant to be!
Or even if it isn't true love, at least there's someone who wants you, and you can take solace in that. They're not perfect, but it's a paycheck, and that's comforting.
But then you get past that initial phase of infatuation and see things clearer. The job isn't what you expected it to be. Or maybe you just don't get along with your new coworkers.
Or maybe you do, and infatuation blossoms into a long-term relationship.
Most relationships don't result in 50+ years of marriage. Most new hires don't become long-term engaged employees.
What's the difference between relationships that last and those that don't?
We put together an infographic that takes a deep look at current data around employee turnover, and the specific reasons why some employees stay, and others leave.
We also examined the benefits of retention and the surprisingly high costs of turnover.
And look out! Right now, almost 70% of your employees are in search of new suitors - including nearly half of your managers.
Enjoy this infographic. As always, the data behind employee engagement and retention can be found at our statistics collection here.


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Bursa by Balbek Bureau
Designed in 2018 by Balbek Bureau, this eclectic hotel complex is situated in Kiev, Ukraine.
It is difficult to describe BURSA in one word. It is not just a hotel or a restaurant, not a bar or an art gallery. It is all of the above, a bespoke hotel complex fitted comfortably into a mix of centuries-old buildings in historical and cultural center of Kyiv – Podil.
Our very first meeting with BURSA's founder was an instant 'click', followed by months of panning, designing and building. Our shared vision – to create a conceptual space with its own philosophy – has materialized as a unique place with distinctive design and multiple functionalities.
Two buildings – a hundred and a two hundred years old – were completely refurbished and, together with a newly erected modern block, integrated into a single complex, thus creating a visual connection between architectural styles and setting a tone for what might be inside. The idea was to link two old buildings with a modern block, where appreciation of history and tradition will co-exist with modern art, design and innovation.
BURSA's oldest building has become a historically significant architectural monument for more than one reason. It has definitely seen a lot, at its respectful age of 200. In the past, for many years it housed students of one of the oldest Ukrainian academies. It was also a place where a famous Kyiv city architect Andrey Melenskiy lived and worked at the turn of the 18thcentury.
Historic significance of BURSA's building required careful consideration of any work associated with restoration, repair or future use of the building. Conceptual approach undertaken by architects was that of an 'adaptive reuse', allowing the building to preserve its historic integrity and aesthetics while providing for the needs of modern occupants.
Based on historical references, decisions were made as to which architectural elements had to be retained, thus preserving as much of original fabric as possible. New additions to the building, while differentiated from the old, were still keeping with the original structure's architectural features and scale.
Fully functional, BURSA encompasses a non-commercial art gallery, a 4-storey hotel offering 33 modern rooms of various sizes, a ground floor restaurant Belyi Shum (can be translated as White Noise), and a top-level bar 1818 that opens onto the rooftop terrace.
The common thread running through the entire space is a distinctive influence of Bauhaus style, best known for promoting functionality in architecture and design through simplified geometrical forms and minimal use of embellishments.
Every room and common area in BURSA hotel is our interpretation of Bauhaus style. Clean lines, simple forms, monochrome palette with just enough color to make an accent, to keep it unique. Even the smallest room feels spacious due to careful planning, use of light and color, and total exclusion of unnecessary elements.
We believe that for any design element to look authentic and original, it simply has to be just that. With such approach, we spend a lot of time searching for the right materials, furnishings and shapes. To make a brick frieze supporting the bar in the Belyi Shum Cafe, for example, we found bricks made in the same year as the building. We wanted the frieze to be perceived as an integral part of the wall, rather than a later addition forced into the interior. The restaurant chairs, another example, are deliberately 'old school' and all original, found in Parisian and Norwegian antique shops and flea markets, then restored. They add character, and emphasize authenticity and originality of the place.
1818 was the year when the original building was erected, hence the name of the bar – 1818 – on its roof. In line with the overall architectural style of BURSA complex, we kept the design of 1818 functional and uncluttered. We wanted nothing to detract from, or compete with a colorful backdrop of diverse architectural forms surrounding the roof terrace.
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Featuring Mark Fewer – violin, Daniel Janke – piano and prepared piano
The title, Celestial Blue, is a reference to wide open blue sky and all the possibilities that implies.
Mark Fewer and Daniel Janke have worked together on numerous concert and film projects over the years. Celestial Blue is a culmination of their desire to explore this musical connection through a series of duets that represent their unique collaborative voice. Some of the compositions on Celestial Blue contain strong references to gospel and other folk traditions: music that resonates deeply for both Mark, with his Newfoundland roots, and Daniel, with his Ontario gospel roots. While the music is for the most part through-composed, there are elements of improvisation or comprovisation in some of the work.
Violinist Mark Fewer has been described as "genre-bending" (National Post), "intrepid" (Globe and Mail), "profound" (The Whole Note), and "freaky good" (The Gazette). His performance career has seen him tour worldwide. Mark was Artist-in-Residence at Stanford University, where he performed regularly as a member of the St. Lawrence String Quartet. He is currently on faculty at the Schulich School of Music of McGill University. markfewer.com.
Recent works by Daniel Janke include Weather Coming for Standing Wave Ensemble; String Quartet No. 1 for Penderecki String Quartet, and Miniatures for Nouvel Ensemble Moderne du Québec. Film scores include Subconscious Password (NFB, dir. Chris Landreth, Oscar short-list 2014). His feature film directorial debut The Grubstake Remix (2016) has been described as "An act of inspired creative repurposing…" (The Globe and Mail). danieljanke.com.
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PW: The original edition of The Lost Childhood was published in 1989 and was written for adults. What prompted you to revisit it now?
YN: I have never stopped telling what I experienced as a Jewish child in Poland during the Holocaust. I see myself as a messenger of the dead, to speak for the million Jewish children who were murdered by the Germans. This is my mission. I am a psychiatrist and a professor at Cornell Medical School, but when Reagan went to Bitburg, I stopped my work so I could go and demonstrate.
About six years ago, I met Gottfried Wagner, who has repudiated the Nazi sympathies of his ancestors—he is the great-grandson of the composer Richard Wagner. My friendship with him is an important one. He and I make appearances together [at schools], presenting what we call a dialogue between the child of perpetrators and a child survivor. He is also the stage director of the opera that is being composed based on my memoir.
PW: What's different about the way you tell your story to an adult audience and the way you tell it to younger readers?
YN: Liz Szabla, my editor, and I cut it up into smaller chapters, to avoid "overdosing" the readers. And I was persuaded to take out some of the sexual violence. It's not that I don't believe young readers should know about these things, but I was persuaded that details about sexual violence would present a problem for some schools and libraries.
PW: How were you able to recall episodes from so long ago in such detail?
YN: I am always aggressively pursuing the authenticity of experience. My rage against the Germans keeps it alive—my experiences, the pain inflicted on me—and my intense reaction is my way of coping with my tragedy, of mastering it.
PW: How did you tell your children about your wartime experiences?
YN: I have three sons and a daughter. Many [Holocaust] survivors protect their children by not talking about it, and the children protect their parents by not asking questions. And then the children don't know their parents, and then they don't know themselves.
My children grew up knowing. We can talk about it. Once, when we were at a restaurant, my son Danny said, "Dad, what's the matter? Ten minutes into dinner, and you haven't used the H word."
PW: You are now in private practice as well as teaching at Cornell, but in your epilogue, you write that your former position as director of child psychiatry at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center had at times made you feel that you were almost reliving your past. How do you think your childhood experiences have influenced your work?
YN: Very few people were willing to accept the position [at Sloan-Kettering] because it was so painful and overwhelming. But I am driven to help people and to understand what makes people suffer. I am not trying to make people feel better, nor to make them forget. I help them, children and adults, verbalize and acknowledge what has happened to them, and in this way master their pain.
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White House: Secret documents found at Biden's Delaware home
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A few days later it became known that confidential documents were also found in the office of the former Biden Institute in Washington.
WASHINGTON. Documents were found at his home in Wilmington, Delaware, marked secretly from the time of President Joe Biden as vice president. The White House said on Thursdaya few days after it became known that secret documents were also found in the office of his former Washington Institute.
Richard Sauber, special adviser to the president, said after Biden's personal lawyers found the original documents, they looked into other places where the documents could have been sent after Biden stepped down as vice president in 2017.
Sauber said a "small number" of classified documents were found in a warehouse in Biden's Wilmington garage, with one document in an adjacent room. The White House did not say when the subsequent search began or when additional documents were found, only that the search ended Wednesday night.
Sauber said the Justice Department was "immediately notified" after the documents were discovered and that the department's lawyers took custody of the records.
Regardless of the Justice Department review, the revelation that Biden was potentially mishandling classified or presidential records proved to be a political headache for Biden, who said former President Donald Trump was "irresponsible" for keeping hundreds of such records in his private club in Florida. .
Earlier this week, the White House confirmed that the agency was examining "a small number of classified documents" found in the Washington office. Biden's lawyers discovered the materials in the Pennsylvania Biden Center office and then immediately contacted the National Archives, the White House said. Biden retained office there after he stepped down as vice president in 2017 and shortly before he launched his Democratic presidential campaign in 2019.
The report that Biden's team had discovered additional classified documents came hours after White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dodged questions about Biden's handling of classified information and how the West Wing investigated the discovery.
On Wednesday, she said the White House was determined to resolve the matter "in the right way," pointing to Biden's personal attorneys notifying the National Archives immediately.
But she declined to say when Biden himself was briefed, whether there were still classified documents potentially in other unauthorized locations, or why the White House waited more than two months to reveal the discovery of the original batch of documents. They were found on November 2, a few days before the midterm elections.
"As my colleagues at the legal adviser said yesterday and told all of you, this is an ongoing process under the supervision of the Ministry of Justice. Therefore, we will be limited in what we can say here," said Jean-Pierre.
The Justice Department is looking into the tapes that were found at the Penn Biden Center, and Attorney General Merrick Garland asked John Lausch, U.S. Attorney in Chicago, to look into the matter, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press this week. This person was also not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
Lausch is one of the few U.S. lawyers the Trump administration has kept.
Biden said he was "surprised to learn that there were any government documents that were delivered there to this office," but his lawyers "did what they had to do" when they called the National Archives immediately.
The top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee demanded that intelligence agencies conduct a "damage assessment" of potentially classified documents.
The revelation could also complicate the Justice Department's review of whether Trump should be charged. The Republican is trying to reclaim the White House in 2024 and has repeatedly said the department's investigation into his own conduct amounts to "corruption."
There are significant differences between the Trump and Biden situations, including the severity of the ongoing grand jury investigation into Mar-a-Lago.
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Like his fellow Fortune 500 CEOs, Mulva probably hasn't been born again green. But he, like a growing number of business leaders, have seen climate change bearing down on Corporate America like a Bengali Typhoon, Category 5. Better to have a seat at the table when it comes to regulating greenhouse gas emissions then be swept away by the whirlwind of global warming legislation now before Congress. That presents a dilemma for environmentalists: their new-found friends in pinstripes can provide the heft to finally get climate change legislation passed, if not enacted by this president. But what's it going to cost?
I hope this isn't just smoke and mirrors.


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Local people achieving big things in South Jersey and beyond.
by South Jersey Magazine
Ellie Koerner
When she was 4 years old, Koerner was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.The diagnosis inspired the now 16-year-old to create the Ellie Koerner Leukemia Foundation to help other young children going through similar circumstances. Koerner, a junior at Washington Township High School, has been in remission for eight years.
Kathleen Greatrex
Haddonfield's Greatrex, a highly respected breast cancer physician with Penn Medicine, was honored by her alma mater Immaculata University with the Mother Camilia Award. The award is given to those who exemplify the school's mission of dedicating yourself to service. Four years ago, Greatrex committed an endowment to honor a professor who made a lasting impact on her life and now each year the scholarship is awarded to a qualifying female student.
Adrianna Brocco
This 12-year-old from Voorhees is the only girl on the Eastern Junior 115-pound team of the South Jersey Independent Youth Football League. As a former soccer player who also loves football, Brocco wanted to spread her wings and try her hand at becoming a kicker and has made the transition as seamless as possible.
John Ryder
Ryder, of Clayton, was awarded the New Jersey Distinguished Service Medal and The New Jersey Desert Storm Medal for his service as a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Port Security Unit deployed to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Ryder is now the Director of Student Affairs and Military Services at Rowan College of South Jersey. He wants to encourage other veterans to take part in the services that Rowan College provides.
Lauren Pellecchia-Kupiec
This Washington Township High School gymnastics coach was named the New Jersey State Coach of the Year for 2018-2019 by the National Federation of High School Associations. She has been the head coach of the Minutemaids for two years, helping them earn two conference titles. She is now in the running for sectional and national Coach of the Year awards for 2020.
Chris Scafario
Scafario, a Moorestown resident, started High Octane South Jersey with the purpose of gathering like-minded car enthusiasts to help give back to the community. This year, the group will take part in the seventh annual Santa Claus Rally where toys will be donated to pediatric patients of Deborah Heart and Lung Center and those at the Pinelands Family Success Center in Browns Mills. Scafario wishes to set a record for most donations collected and is hoping to provide as many as 7,000 toys to children in need.
Do you know a local person who is doing great things? Let us know by emailing Sydney@SouthJersey.com.


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'The Wheel of Time': Madeleine Madden Opens Up About Egwene's Path Going Forward
Damian Holbrook, TV Insider
[Spoiler alert: This conversation features key information about this week's episode of The Wheel of Time, "Blood Calls Blood." Turn back before it's too late!]
The Wheel of Time keeps turning and this week, it rolled right into a major moment that should prove pivotal for Two Rivers escapee Egwene Al'Vere (Madeleine Madden). As one of the four villagers suspected of being the Dragon Reborn by magical Aes Sedai Moiraine (Rosamund Pike), Egwene has already demonstrated a magical ability only reserved for Moiraine's sect. But for the past few episodes, she has been without protection from the enigmatic enchantress, having been divided from the group with friend Perrin (Marcus Rutherford) and taken in by the nomadic Tuatha'an (imagine a touring company of "Godspell" meets Phish fans via High Fantasy).
In the just dropped fifth episode, "Blood Calls Blood," the merry band of hippies had their buzz majorly harshed by marauding White Cloaks, who beat down a slew of the pacifists before capturing Egwene and Perrin. At the Cloak camp, the pair were interrogated by Valda (Abdul Salis) for information on the False Dragon already in Aes Sedai. As his methods grew more sadistic, so too did Egwene's desperation to save Perrin from Valda's torture, eventually triggering two huge developments: The young lady's decision to "drift" into her channeling powers and Perrin's growing—and now eye-glowing—connection to wolves, which ultimately allowed them to escape.
Here, Madden explains what this means for her character, why it was so important for Egwene to help Perrin find some peace regarding his past, and how she handles herself around those four-legged costars.
Well, I have to say congratulations. This is a huge undertaking and the people that I know who love the books love the show!
Madeleine Madden: Yeah. I think that's something we've really seen a lot of: There's a lot of book fans who are really, really loving it. And you know, of course it's an adaptation, so things are naturally going to be different, but we've received a really overwhelming wave of support from the fans. And you know they are just as much a part of this show as we are. So that's been really special.
Obviously, it can't be 100% faithful. The timeline really does have to be sped up because if you were to adapt to all of the books, you guys would be working on this show for like 20 years.
[Laughs] Egwene will be 70 by the time we get to Season 4! So yeah, absolutely. I think we've had to lose maybe 14 inns that as they're traveling and just compress it down to maybe one inn that they stop by. We've had to change the timeline quite a bit, which again, a massive hats-off to our writers for that.
We wouldn't have gotten to the events of this week's episode for a while if they stuck to Jordan's frame in the books.
Absolutely. Lord knows when we would've gotten to that, so yeah, they've done an amazing job atadapting this story for the medium that is TV.
I love the pairing of Egwene and Perrin because it's clearly bringing out the best in both of them as far as their abilities.
You know, I I've actually never thought about it until you've just said that, and you're right. They really do bring out the best in each other. And even though Egwene is smaller than him—Perrin is physically bigger and stronger—it really feels like Egwene is the one protecting him, right? He's obviously just gone through this horrific experience and is just riddled with guilt about the secret of what happened on Winternight with accidentally killing his wife. And so he is a bit broken and so it's really Egwene who really helps him continue on. Really, they're each other's reason for survival. They bring out the hope in each other and protect each other and, you know, they will put their lives on the line in order to save each other. So it's a relationship that is really wonderful. And it's something that I've had an absolute joy to bring to life with Marcus.
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This episode marks a huge shift for your character. We really see her accepting her channeling abilities and using it to escape the White Cloaks.What does this mean for her, going forward?
Egwene has always been fascinated with the world outside of the Two Rivers. And she was fascinated by Moiraine. There's that wonderful scene of Moraine teaching Egwene how to channel, telling her that she has this ability and nurturing her. I think that's a side that we haven't necessarily seen to Moiraine…we always see her as having an ulterior motive. But in that scene, we really saw her just wanting to nurture Egwene and show her what she's capable of doing.
And I think in this week's episode, you know, we see her hone in those skills in this moment of life-or-death. Even if it means sacrificing herself, she'll do whatever she needs to do to protect the ones she loves. And that is something that Egwene will always do, for the rest of her life. I think from this moment, she understands the power that she has and that also, this is an ability that she needs to learn how to control. It's quite scary when she realizes that there's other dangers in the world, not just the Dark One. The White Cloaks are equally as dangerous in the moment. So I think it does encourage her and it spurs her on to realize that she needs to be properly trained.
Okay. So is the next stop for her? The White Tower? Because the rest of them are there and it's so much nicer. Egwene and Perrin need a break, you need a good night's sleep!
[Laughs] Well, that's where they're heading. They're headed east, so, uh, I think we will find out in the [next] episode. And I know, they need a bed and some food that isn't lentils. I think they've probably been having a bit too much fun with the Tuatha'an.
Speaking of, I'm assuming that this is the last we're going to see of the Tinkers for a bit, given how things went so violently South for them?
That's the beautiful thing about this show: People come in and out of our heroes lives. Kind of at the core of this show, on a bigger scale, is reincarnation, but also, you know, we see on a smaller scale people coming in and out of each other's lives, weaving in and out like threads, you know? So I don't think this is the last we'll see of our wonderful Tuatha'an.
And how is it working with all of the wolves?
Oh my God! It takes a lot of self-restraint working with animals because, believe it or not, they're professionals and they've got a job to do, as well. So you can't distract them at work, no petting or even giving treats. That is a big no-no.
With the wolves, Marcus has the best job ever because he gets to work with them all the time. But they're like a Czech wolfdogs, so you couldn't go up and just give them a pat, like you've got to be careful around them. And you know, I was dressed in that kind of a white dress, which is quite similar to the White Cloak costumes and that was actually quite scary when, you know, we're escaping because sometimes they would think I was a White Cloak and maybe try and have a go at me. [Laughs] But we've got great animal handlers on set that help out with that. They're brilliant.
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Nice. Well, I can't wait to see these two actually unite with the rest of their friends because I know that will send the show into a whole new direction.
Absolutely. It's amazing when our characters reunite. They've gone through these traumatic events and experiences, so obviously, they've changed and grown. An it's so bitter sweet because they're not kids now. They'e not those little Two Rivers kids anymore. They've grown up into young adults and have now seen the world. They now have an understanding of their importance and the part that they play in the world, which is something that they can't hide from now.
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Thursday was a big day for Disney as the company announced the much anticipated streaming service called Disney+. You can learn more about it from this link. The top executives went through a lot of aspects of the new service, including programming, roll-out plan, pricing, investment in future original content and forecast financial impact. The service will offer users ad-free access to an incredible library of content owned by Disney, such as Marvel movies, Pixar, Star Wars, Disney and National Geographic. Users will also be enjoying some new original content such as WandaVision, Loki or Falcon and The Winter Soldier. The price is very attractive at $6.99/month or $69.99/year with all content downloadable for offline consumption.
It is a serious challenge to Netflix as Disney has plenty of content that can appeal viewers across demographics, the brand name, the marketing expertise and the financial resources. It can be argued to some extent that Netflix also has a brand name (apparently "Netflix and chill" is quite popular in our society), content (it invests billions of dollars in originals) and the marketing power. But there are two things that Disney has going for them: additional revenue streams and the ability to bundle more.
Firstly, below is the segmentation of Disney's revenue and operating income. (Figures are from Disney 2018 & 2017 annual reports and in $ millions)
Metric 2018 2017 2016 2015
Revenue – Services 50,869 46,843 47,130 43,894
Revenue – Products 8,565 8,294 8,502 8,571
Revenue – Media Networks 24,500 23,510 23,689 23,264
Revenue – Parks and Resorts 20,296 18,145 16,794 16,162
Revenue – Studio Entertainment 9,987 8,379 9,441 7,366
Revenue – Consumer Products & Interactive Meida 4,651 4,833 5,528 5,673
Operating Income – Media Networks 6,625 6,902 7,755 7,793
Operating Income – Parks & Resorts 4,469 3,774 3,298 3,031
Operating Income – Studio Entertainment 2,980 2,355 2,703 1,973
Operating Income – Consumer Products & Interactive Media 1,632 1,744 1,965 1,884
In 2018, Parks and Resorts' operating income is almost three times that of Netflix in total, let alone other segments of Disney.
I think it's great for Disney to offer an attractive penetration pricing model to quickly sign up viewers and scale up. Additional revenue streams, in my opinion, can help finance the play. Meanwhile, a Netflix plan is almost twice as expensive as Disney+, at least in the US market. I doubt that Netflix will lower its price to match Disney+'s, given their increasingly big investment in content and troubling negative free cash flow.
It's not a zero-sum game. I believe that a lot of viewers will have both streaming services or even have Netflix exclusively, but on the other hand, some will likely choose Disney+ over Netflix. If the economy is still strong and folks have disposable income to spare, I think it will be beneficial for Netflix. However, if the economy contracts in the future and spending cut is required, I suspect that Disney+ at this current price will appeal more than Netflix.
Secondly, Disney now also has ESPN+, a sports subscription, and Hulu. Disney already said that there was a chance they would bundle Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ together. It will be even more attractive to viewers.
With all that being said, execution matters. Though it seems Disney has a lot going for them, this is a new territory for them while Netflix is the trail blazer in video streaming services. I am excited about this competition in the future and Disney+ itself, as a big Marvel fan.
Disclaimer: I have Disney in my portfolio, but this post stems from my curiosity and is not an investment suggestion or anything more than just my opinion.
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By Therese Pokorney , Assistant News Editor
The University of Illinois has been found to be one of the top offenders for improperly releasing public records under the Freedom of Information Act and Open Meetings Act, according to a recent report by the Better Government Association, a nonpartisan watchdog group in Illinois.
The report stated that among the denied FOIA and OMA requests sent to the attorney general's Public Access Counselor's office for review, the University of Illinois improperly applied exemption rules 63 percent of the time. Exemptions allow public bodies to reject FOIA requests and prevent disclosure of information.
The PAC office, which consists of 13 full-time lawyers, three supervisors and four support staff, receives and decides on exemptions. In total, the BGA examined how the PAC office ruled on 28,270 FOIA and OMA requests for review from April 6, 2010, to March 15.
Thomas Hardy, University of Illinois spokesman and FOIA officer, wrote in an email the BGA does not explain the data reported very well.
"We don't think it accurately reflects the totality of FOIA compliance at the U of I System, a highly decentralized organization with two major research universities that must comply with federal laws regarding student (FERPA) and patient (HIPAA) privacy, and interpret more than three-dozen state FOIA exemptions in the course of annually processing more than 1,000 FOIA requests and providing thousands of responsive documents to requestors," Hardy said.
In written responses, Hardy said the BGA neglected to contact the University System before the release of its findings to inquire whether there are circumstances or context that might contradict those findings and more accurately reflect the system's commitment to FOIA compliance in the letter and spirit of the law.
Annum Haider, civic engagement and research analyst at the BGA, said they broke down the available data to determine how often public bodies had or hadn't violated FOIA and OMA, according to the PAC.
According to the data, out of the top 14 public bodies that falsely applied FOIA exemptions, the City of East St. Louis was in violation 100 percent of the time, the University of Illinois 63 percent of the time, the City of Joliet 58 percent of the time, the Illinois Department of Central Management Services and the Illinois Department of Transportation both 46 percent of the time and the Chicago Police Department 43 percent of the time. The PAC improperly resolved requests for FOIA reviews with the University 17 times.
Hardy said, in addition to full compliance with FOIA in the letter and spirit of the law, the U of I System's FOIA administrator conducts orientation sessions with administrative and academic units across the system, and all personnel engaged in processing FOIA requests take a mandatory online state training.
According to the report, the PAC office determined that public bodies administered incorrect exemptions 1,345 times — 30 percent of the times the PAC issued a substantive determination on an exemption claim. To get this number, the BGA divided the number of violations (1,345) by the number of Substantive PAC Exemption Reviews (4,559).
Haider said when someone believes their FOIA request has been falsely exempted, they can file a request for review.
"A public body can claim a FOIA exemption for a number of things, but there's a lot of loopholes," Haider said. "A regular citizen wouldn't know what hit them, so that's why the PAC office is there to investigate."
If the PAC determines a public body improperly exempted a FOIA and that information was being wrongfully withheld, it is counted as a violation. Haider said some things that could cause a FOIA to be denied include the revelation of personal or confidential information, such as Social Security numbers, trade secrets or home addresses.
Haider said the PAC can reach out to the public body and advise to abide to the request; however, it's up to the University to follow the advice. If a person whose FOIA request is denied really wants the information, they should file a lawsuit, she said. There are a lot of different ways to do or not do what the PAC office says.
"The University of Illinois System was a transparency pacesetter when it started posting a public FOIA log in 2009, the first public body to do so and well before the changes in Illinois FOIA," Hardy said.
The University system has maintained transparency by logging public records requests and response letters.
However, the log has not been updated since Spring 2017.
In the calendar year 2017, the University System received more than 800 FOIA requests and over 1,000 in 2018. Hardy said the log should be current within the next few months and the 2018 FOIA reports will be presented to the board of trustees meeting in March.
Hardy said a written report summarizing the year's "FOIA activities" will also be presented to the board's March meeting.
Editor's note: The Illinois Attorney General's Office did not respond in time for publication.
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text:
(function($) {
	'use strict';

	$(window).konami({
		cheat: function() {
			$('#konamiModal .modal-body').append('<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/X2_G9mfd2zY" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>');
			var modal = new Modal('#konamiModal');
			modal.show();
		}
	});
}(jQuery));

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub