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Q: Applications sharing common domain objects from database First, some background. At my work, we have many applications that share a similar (or an exact overlap of) domain objects with regards to the business area of our company. We have standardized on EclipseLink as our ORM solution and currently have a domain project that holds all these data concepts. When this data is needed, it is trivial to grab the domain project's jar and add the needed classnames into the new app's persistence.xml file.
This works great from a code re-use perspective, however, since this is happening across disparate apps, caching is happening locally inside the apps, not across them. I've looked into EclipseLink's cache coordination, but this seems to be more interested in caching one app's data across a cluster. Instead, I'm thinking about writing an app to fetch the domain objects from the database and serve them up via webservice for all of the other apps that need said data.
My question is, is this an appropriate architecture for caching objects from the database, or am I going about this all wrong?

A: Well, basically, you'd be creating another app which should handle database access and caching (to avoid going to the database all the time).
This would be a fine architectural pattern, but be aware that each app should no longer "trivially grab the domain project's jar"; you're gonna need to define how the apps access this central data access and caching app.
I think you're going to be in for some challenges with that, but I'll be happy to read comments and other answers.

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Port Townsend, Washington, May 23, 2016 — A team from the Port Townsend Marine Science Center (PTMSC) collected the carcass of a juvenile gray whale from a site on Indian Island Wednesday, May 18. The Marine Science Center plans to articulate the skeleton for educational use in their classes and exhibits.
The juvenile gray whale, a female likely two- to four-years old, was first sighted alive in late April in central Puget Sound having difficulty swimming and diving as a result of an injury or illness that had trapped gases in the upper part of its body.
Biologists and veterinarians suspected the whale may have been suffering from an infection that produced gas inside its body or a pneumothorax – a collapsed lung – that had filled its chest cavity with air. Either condition could have made the animal too buoyant to dive. Because gray whales feed by diving to the sea floor and sifting sediment for small marine organisms, such as tiny crustaceans, the animal's injuries compromised its likelihood of survival.
On May 8, the whale, identified as CRC-1524, was found dead in Elliott Bay near downtown Seattle. Cascadia Research Collective and the Washington Department of Natural Resources towed the whale's carcass on May 11 to a site on Indian Island provided by the U.S. Navy for the necropsy.
PTMSC staff and AmeriCorps members assisted in the necropsy, the results of which will help NOAA Fisheries understand the whale's injuries and the cause of death, which could provide insight into the health risks affecting gray whales.
On Wednesday, May 18, a team of 20 volunteers and PTMSC staff members, with marine mammal veterinarian Dr. Pete Schroeder of the National Marine Mammal Foundation advising, prepared the carcass for controlled decomposition by removing the entrails, pectoral fins, and baleen before wrapping the 30-foot whale in Spectra netting, contributed by a community member, and sinking it offshore.
Anchored underwater, the whale will decompose naturally for one-to-two years, after which, contained in the netting, the skeletal remains will be retrieved, cleaned, and prepped for full articulation.
Hope's articulated skeleton became the focus of the orca exhibit at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center to raise awareness of orcas, the threats they face, and things we can do to help them survive.
The Port Townsend Marine Science Center is excited and honored to embark on a similar community-oriented project with gray whale CRC-1524 to provide a greater understanding and awareness of these immense creatures with which we share the waters of the Salish Sea.
The Port Townsend Marine Science Center thanks NOAA Fisheries for offering use of the whale skeleton for educational purposes, the U.S. Navy for their efficient assistance on site, Dr. Pete Schroeder for his expertise and guidance in preparing the whale, and the countless individuals, groups, and agencies that assisted in monitoring and towing the whale or supporting the effort, including Cascadia Research Collective, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's Marine Mammal Investigations, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's Enforcement, Washington State Parks, Washington Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Coast Guard, Seal Sitters, MaST, Orca Network, Seattle Aquarium, and the SeaDoc Society.
Read the full article from the May 25 issue of the Port Townsend Leader.
Read the full article from the May 26 issue of the Peninsula Daily News.
See more photos in Marine Mammal Stranding Educator Katie Conroy's blog post!


As part of Agile week here is the first batch of Agile cartoons. They were made with a leaky ballpoint pen in one session (except three writing errors that were fixed and an autograph that was added to all toons). I must admit I've made better cartoons (better sketches too), but still: nine cartoons in 22 minutes is not bad I think.
These are good enough for a first iteration and I'll do a cartoon refactoring in a later sprint (trust me!).
After the second batch I will also post a making-of-video.
Here's a picture of the set up I used so I could make a video with my smart phone (the phone was wedged between the Head First Design patterns and head First Java books, but not when I took this picture, because I used my phone for that).


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Students from China to finish degrees at Delaware State University
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Seated, from left, are Dr. Devona Williams, DSU Board of Trustees chair; Changchun University of Science & Technology VP Su Zhongmin and DSU President Mishoe; (standing) Dr. Mukti Rana, Physics chair; Dr. Fengshan Liu, VP of International Affairs; Antonio Boyle, VP of Strategic Enrollment; as well as the CUST delegation, Dr. Jin Guang-Yong, dean of the CUST Science School; Dr. Zhang Yining, dean of the College of Foreign Languages; and Dr. Xu Yanping, director of the College of Foreign Languages. (Submitted photo)
DOVER — Delaware State Universiy recently welcomed a delegation from Changchun University of Science and Technology of China, a visit that assured a continuation of the eight-year partnership between the two institutions.
DSU President Wilma Mishoe and other university officials met July 3 with CUST Vice President Su Zhongmin and her delegation to discuss the first enrollment of CUST students at DSU in fall 2018 as part of an optics studies agreement that was originally reached in 2014 and renewed upon the recent visit.
The agreement enables CUST students majoring in Optical Information Science and Technology to spend their first three years at their home university, and then spend their senior year at DSU completing the major. At DSU, the CUST students' academic experience will include studies and research in the Optical Science Center for Applied Research (OSCAR) Building on campus.
After a meeting and lunch with the DSU officials, CUST officials – which in addition to Vice President Su included Dr. Jin Guang-Yong, dean of the Science School, Zhang Yining, dean of the College of Foreign Languages, Dr. Xu Yanping, director of Academic Affairs and others — toured the OSCAR Building to see the technology and the facility that their students would be exposed to at DSU.
Since the original 2014 agreement, 24 CUST students have completed their first three years of this program at their home university and will travel to DSU to begin their senior year in the fall. Upon completing their final year, the students will receive degrees from both CUST and DSU.
According to Dr. Fengshan Liu, DSU associate vice president of International Affairs, in the subsequent years beginning in the fall of 2019, the university can expect to enroll 50-60 CUST optics seniors in the program.
DSU and CUST originally signed a cultural enrichment agreement in 2010, an accord that has brought about 70 CUST students to DSU apart from the optics degree agreement, Dr. Liu said.
The July 3 visit by the CUST officials was on the heels of Dr. Mishoe's 10-day visit to China, which included a June 24 trip to Changchun University of Science and Technology. Accompanying Dr. Mishoe on that trip were Dr. Devona Williams, DSU Board of Trustees chairperson, Antonio Boyle, vice president of Strategic Enrollment, Dr. Fengshan Liu, associate vice president of International Affairs, and Carlos Holmes, director of News Services.
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'There's a stigma around male fertility': Why Chris Hughes and his brother want us to talk balls
When Chris Hughes had a testicle exam on live TV, he didn't imagine it would save his brother from cancer. Now the pair are on a mission to highlight male fertility.
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Balls.
Almost half the population have them, but are they looking after them properly and do they know how they work?
That's a question that former Love Island contestant Chris Hughes has been increasingly asking himself over the past few years, after having his own testicle troubles.
Chris, 27, and his brother Ben, 28, appear in a new BBC Three documentary Me, My Brother and Our Balls, to investigate the health of their own testicles, and hopefully inspire others to do the same. It's a personal journey for the Cotswolds siblings.
"I've had about four operations on my testicles, and the first time I discovered something wasn't right was when I was about 15 – I had a varicocele, which is a build up of veins on my left testicle," explains Chris.
"It didn't cause me much discomfort so I didn't do anything for a few years, I put it to the back of my mind. Then a few years later I had it sorted out, as well as an operation on a hydrocele (a build-up of fluid) on my right testicle."
In 2018, Chris had a live testicle examination on This Morning, which he says he wasn't fazed by because of all the procedures he'd had on his testicles in the past. But he couldn't have predicted the impact it would have had on his brother.
"I didn't even know he was going on This Morning to do the live examination," Ben says. "I came home from work and mum and dad told me I needed to watch it because my brother's done something pretty amazing.
"He came walking through the door at about one o'clock in the morning and I congratulated him and said it's going to help so many people, not realising it was going to help me."
That night, prompted by Chris's exam, Ben decided to feel his own testicles – and discovered a lump.
"It was almost like fate that Chris went and did it then I found a lump.
"I'd never thought about it before, you don't see too much about [testicular health] on social media or TV, and it was really strange how it happened.
"It felt like someone was looking down over us with Chris doing that."
After a few scans, it was confirmed the lump was cancerous but before he had it removed Ben decided to bank some of his sperm in case it was needed to conceive in the future.
That's when he was dealt another blow.
"My testosterone levels were far too low to produce any sperm," he says. "I got sent to London to see some other doctors and they put me on a course of medication about two months after my operation."
Ever since the removal of the cancer in January 2019, Ben has been on a journey to try and discover the cause of his fertility problem – and recover it.
He and his girlfriend Olivia aren't actively trying to have children yet but it's something they want in the future.
In the documentary, the pair cry after an appointment where Ben finds out his sperm count is almost non-existent. But despite the uncertainty, he's trying to stay positive.
"I think I'm in a better position than most of my friends who've never checked their fertility, and I think myself quite lucky that I'm in that position where I've already started having mine looked at and something's being done about it," he says.
If there's one thing Chris and Ben want men to take from the programme, it's to be aware of their own fertility, even if it isn't a current concern.
Studies have indicated that male fertility in Europe and the US is decreasing, with one finding an increase in fertility patients with a low sperm count of between 0 and 15 million.
In the early 2000s, nine percent of patients had such low quantities of sperm, but that's risen to 11.5% in the period between 2014-17. Another study found a decrease in average sperm count between 1973 and 2011.
Anything below 15 million sperm per millilitre of semen is considered low.
As to what's causing the decline, there isn't a definitive answer.
In the documentary, Chris quizzes some friends in the pub about things they think can affect sperm, and their assumptions are accurate – temperature, drug use and too-tight underwear can all be factors.
Researchers have also suggested other lifestyle factors like pollution could impact sperm health.
While Chris's sperm count was found to be healthy, Ben is on testosterone medication to try to increase his. One thing the brothers agree on is that we all need to open up about what's going on in our pants.
"We went down the local pub and all started discussing it, my mates and I realised how little we know and how little we're educated on male fertility," Chris says.
He and Ben feel that, as well as simply not being aware of how male fertility works, men can also shy away from talking about it because of societal pressures and ideas about masculinity.
"We obviously have sex education, but I feel like if we discuss fertility slightly, men and women would be more open about it.
"I feel like men can find it a bit demoralising, it's a bit of a masculinity issue.
"Men can feel guilty if they can't get a woman pregnant but it's as much of their issue as it is a female issue."
"Growing up, when Chris and I were younger and going out with our friends, we were trying not to get anyone pregnant but we didn't even know if we could!" Ben chuckles.
"It's a really strange situation to be put in, but I do think young lads should have their fertility looked at. That's what I advise all of my guy friends to do, even if they're not thinking about it, to get checked out and see what's what."
Chris adds that even a simple Google search about fertility topics results in lots of information for women, but less for men.
"Even the internet is stigmatising male fertility," he jokes. "We don't go down the pub and talk about this, but women might. It's a 50/50 issue."
"I've done a couple of talks to the sixth formers at my old school on how they can go about checking and if they find a lump, what they need to do about getting it checked out," Ben continues.
"I've tried helping as many people as I can and what we put on social media has a huge impact because we've had guys all across the world texting us saying what we're doing is amazing – they found a lump and they're getting it checked.
"A week later it comes back that it's a cancerous cell and they need to have chemo but they thank us for helping. I've had a lot of those sorts of messages and I know Chris has as well."
The first step to looking after your fertility, says Ben, is to be open - as difficult as that can be.
"I think men bottle up a little bit from talking about their feelings and how they are, because it's made out that men shouldn't have problems and they should be strong and get through them, which is really not true," he says.
"If there's one thing I'd like to say to men, it's just 'talk about it.'"
Find out more about male fertility from the NHS here.
Me, My Brother and Our Balls is on BBC iPlayer.
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Eastsider, Scene of the Crime?
Tiny historic tavern is where police officer drank with patron he allegedly later raped.
By Michael Horne	- Nov 8th, 2016 03:09 pm
The Eastsider. Photo by Michael Horne.
In 1909 a nice brick apartment building was constructed on the northwest corner of E. North and N. Oakland avenues, a busy intersection and streetcar crossing. Such a location demanded a storefront in addition to the residential component, and the building, designed by architect John Marshall Bishop, included a corner saloon space of a mere 913 square feet in the 7,302 square feet that it shared with seven apartments at what was then 374 E. North Ave.
During Prohibition, in 1930, Fred Baross operated a licensed Soft Drink parlor there. It was one of hundreds in the city, and it allowed the license holder to dispense Near Beer with 1/2 per cent alcohol. The immense popularity and staying power of Soft Drink Parlors in this city during the Noble Experiment is not a testament to the abstemiousness of the citizenry, but rather a reflection that most such establishments found a way to serve overproof beer and spirits, the law notwithstanding.
In 1935, with Prohibition ended, Fred M. Bernhardt and his wife Hannah took out a tavern license, and confessed on the form that the place had always been a tavern.
From around 1940 to 1955 this place was operated by Alfred R. Ray, and in the latter year it became the North Oak Inn. In 1975 it started a long run as O'Reilly's Irish Inn, and when the place shut down at the end of the 20th century, there was much mourning.
For a tiny place, O'Reilly's had quite the fan base. This is partly due to the fact the tavern opened at 6 a.m. as did many others during this city's industrial heyday of 24-hour production at its many factories. O'Reilly's turned its back to the street, with only tiny windows, bordered in orange, white and green panels where now the proper storefront windows have been installed. It was smoky and cramped, and filled with old timers and those waiting for a bus. You could knock down an Old Style and a shot and still make the bus even after it first came into view on N. Oakland Ave.
You would know that Old Style was on tap, because the projecting sign over the building said so. You probably wouldn't have found much else on tap back then.
By 1999 this place reopened as the Eastsider, and the operation is as stripped down as the spare space it occupies. The room is nearly as tall as it is wide, offering nice proportions. The decor is simple, limited mostly to sports posters and jerseys (Wade; Favre) and numerous reminders about drink specials. The televisions are tuned to sports, as is the conversation at the bar at opening time, which nowadays is 5 p.m., a full 11 hours after its old schedule. (The 6 a.m. drinkers now head to Coffeetails, 1506 N. Van Buren St.)
The floor is original and appears to be maple — stained with time to the color of walnut. The back bar has glass fronted coolers and loads of commercial bottled beer, along with the usual craft offerings, attesting to its college/sports/neighborhood clientele. There are many more tap offerings than in the Old Style days, but this is by no means a gourmet beer bar. Happy hour extends to 9 p.m., which helps to keep the drinking expense account in order.
Kentucky Club thermometer. Photo by Michael Horne.
An old Kentucky Club thermometer ("Filled Pouch in Every Pack") is one of the older items on display in the room, probably dating back to the Alfred R. Ray tavern days. A similar unit sold for $140 in 2013, so at that price, it is probably the most valuable thing on display in the room. The room also has a dartboard and an ATM, for those who like to take chances, and a table fashioned out of a barrel where you can look out at the considerable activity on the street. This would have been a great place to have sat during the great sinkhole episode in July 2010, when this very intersection was cratered for weeks.
By now a trip to the men's room is in order. It is set into a little cubbyhole off to the north of the saloon proper. The urinal, which is new, is therefore a disappointment, but the sink is a delight, being original and the type with separate spigots for hot and cold.
The Eastsider recently appeared in local and national news stories covering the three felony and two misdemeanor sexual assault charges filed against Dominique Heaggan-Brown, 24, a now-dismissed Milwaukee Police Officer who shot and killed Sylville Smith, 23, in August, setting off two days of violent disturbances in the city's Sherman Park neighborhood.
After the shooting, Heaggan-Brown went to the Eastsider to watch news coverage of the event. While there, it is alleged he had drinks with a fellow patron. Later that evening, according to the alleged victim, he had passed out after only two Long Island Iced Teas, three Hennessy cognacs, and a "pink drink" discovered that Heaggen-Brown had sexually abused him, and had photographed the act.
Heaggan-Brown had "bragged about being able to do whatever [he] wanted without repercussions," according to the complaint filed against him.
On November 4th, Michael Steinle, who had been Heaggan-Brown's attorney, resigned due to a conflict. Heaggan-Brown, who remains in custody under a $100,000 bond, is now represented by Steven Richard Kohn and Jonathan Carver Smith of the Kohn Smith Roth criminal defense law firm. The next court event will be a status hearing on December 16th.
Utility pole outside of the Eastsider. Photo by Michael Horne.
Fun Fact: The utility pole outside the Eastsider's building dates to at least the 1980s, according to a photograph from the Wisconsin Architecture and History Inventory. For many years wooden utility poles in prominent intersections in entertainment districts were popular locations for posters advertising upcoming club gigs in town. You could staple into them much more surreptitiously than you could tape a poster to a stone or steel pole. The posters often piled deep, and fell off when the staples could no longer penetrate the wood.
The outdoor band poster scene has since died out, and with it a good deal of the color and the clutter of our streets. The posters are now gone from this pole, but a close examination will show that the staples are in place, and in an advanced stage of patination, rust and decay.
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Location: 1732 E. North Avenue, Milwaukee; A.K.A. 2303-09 N. Oakland Ave.
Neighborhood: Riverside Park
Subdivision: Walworth's Subdivision
Website: http://www.eastsiderbar.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EastsiderMilwaukee/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/eastsiderbar
Description: 2-story, red brick corner multi-use building with a contemporary commercial glass storefront and 7 apartments.
Restrooms: One men's, one women's. Old sink in men's room
Year Building Constructed: 1909
Architect: John Marshall Bishop.
Estimated Annual Rent: 913 s.f. @ $22.55/ s.f. = $20,588 according to City Assessor's calculations.
Property assessment: Land 4,500 sq. ft. lot is assessed at $67,500 [$15.00/s.f.], improvements: $501,500 for a total assessed valuation of $569,000.
Property taxes: $16,648.45. Paid in Full
Property Owner: James & Sue Wichmann Revocable Living Trust D: 9/9/2010
Business owner: JTC II Enterprises: Jason C. Growel, agent. D.O.B. 3/11/1981, 50% owner; Jessica J. Krause, D.O.B. 10/26/1973, 25% owner; Jerry A. Krause, D.O.B. 8/21/1974, 25% owner.
Agent Jason C. Growel
Business: Tavern; Alcohol Sales: 98%; Entertainment: 2%
Walk Score: 94, Walker's Paradise, City Average: 61
Transit Score: 54, Good Transit, City Average: 49
Bike Rack: Right in front on E. North Ave.
Aldermanic District: 3rd; Ald. Nik Kovac
County Supervisor District: 3rd; Sheldon Wasserman
Police District: 1
The Verdict was researched by Jordan Garcia
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5 thoughts on "Bar Exam: Eastsider, Scene of the Crime?"
According to the CC, Heaggan-Brown offered the victim Hennessey, which the bartender didn't normally serve, but apparently kept behind the bar just for him.
blurondo says:
"an advanced stage of patination, rust and decay." Iconic words to describe the aging process of us all.
What was this conflict between this police and S Sylville Smith? Seems suspiciously misunderstood. The video traps needs to be released. The relationship between Sylville and this former cop needs to be examined. What is the untold story on the streets?
Christina Zawadiwsky says:
Hard (now) to imagine The East Sider as a Soft Drink Parlor! Amazing history! Thanks again, Michael Horne!
My dad and grandmother lived in the apartment building next door to The Eastsider during the Depression, after my grandfather passed away. My dad used to tell the story of their neighbor down the hall, who would slip in and out, never speaking to anyone. One day the police knocked on my grandma's door, asking if they had any knowledge of the secretive man. It turned out that he was John Dillinger. I wonder if he ever drank at The Eastsider!


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Dobama Theatre's family show 'Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars' is slow going for all ages (review)
Pictured from left: Wiggins (Colin Frothingham) and a masked, mystery assailant (Ray Caspio) do battle atop a moving train in the regional premiere of "Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars" at Dobama Theatre through Dec. 30. (Steve Wagner Photography)
By Andrea Simakis, The Plain Dealer
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Every decade has its mini private eyes and small-fry heroes. There was the "Scooby Doo" gang in the 1970s; the "Goonies" in the 1980s; Macaulay Culkin in the "Home Alone" franchise in the 1990s, before he aged from cute to kinda creepy; and the resourceful urchins in "Peter and the Starcatchers" in the aughts.
That last entry, a book by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, tells the story of how an unnamed orphan became Peter Pan. Adapted for the stage by Rick Elice, it became the 2012 Broadway hit "Peter and the Starcatcher," and for the last two years, has delighted all-ages audiences as Dobama Theatre's holiday production.
"Peter's" claim to fame, whether on the Great White Way or Cleveland Heights, is its low-tech, endlessly inventive staging. Under the direction of artistic director Nathan Motta, blue nylon fabric stretched across the stage created the illusion of water. Strips of green patterned cloth, when lit just so, became vines in a dense jungle. Shadows on a bed sheet turned into the advancing jaws of a ferocious crocodile.
This season, the conundrum for Motta was to find an equally artistic crowd-pleaser for the theater's December show - and "Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars" by Cleveland's Eric Coble seemed the perfect answer.
Based on a series of graphic novels, the play features the gumshoe antics of the Baker Street Irregulars, a collection of ragamuffins who appear in various Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Canon Doyle to help the famed detective in his investigations.
The group is led by a particularly resourceful lad named Wiggins, and on a Sunday evening opening weekend, the character was played by a good Colin Frothingham. (All Irregulars are double-cast, with alternates stepping in during Saturday matinees.)
Wiggins is joined by Tiny (David Gretchko), the oafish giant with a talent for drawing; Ash (Adler Chefitz), Tiny's diminutive little sis, who can wriggle into rooms by way of chimneys; Pockets (Eliza Pakiela), so named because she's "got the lightest fingers in London"; and Chen (Patrick Hensel), a budding inventor who provides the James Bond-like gadgets for the crew.
Holmes? Coble? Adorable misfits unraveling nefarious schemes? How could it go wrong?
And yet, it does -- not spectacularly so, but enough to make this reviewer feel like a kid at Christmas opening a gift she thought would be just the thing she asked for and getting socks instead.
The regional premiere has an anemic and under-produced quality; it's missing the joy and creative spark that animated "Peter."
There are signs of promise at the start, thanks to a massive wall that extends the length of the stage, home to a marvelous, moving map of 1891 London. As the audience finds its seats, clouds race across the sky, casting shadows on the tangle of streets and houses below.
The thrills from scenic designer Ben Needham and projection designer T. Paul Lowry continue when the show opens and the map is replaced by the dark silhouettes of two men battling as water rains down around them. They are master criminal Moriarty (Ray Caspio) and Holmes (Christopher M. Bohan); after a brief struggle, the men tumble into what we learn are the depths of a waterfall. (Caspio, a shapeshifter of an actor, and Dobama regular Bohan, who slayed as the dreaded pirate Black Stache in "Peter," are lovely in multiple roles when they're on, which isn't often enough.)
Now that London's greatest sleuth is missing and feared dead, the city's evildoers are free to wreak havoc on the populace, including the rats who brazenly kidnap the mayor's daughter. Enter the Irregulars, who believe their brilliant, pipe-smoking mentor is still alive and mean to find him - while liberating the mayor's kid and solving other mysteries in the process.
After the exhilarating opening, the play begins to sag under the weight of lots of exposition, sometimes garbled by accents that come and go -- from adult and child actors alike. A giant turntable is put to little use other than to occasionally move what few set pieces there are from one part of the stage to the other.
Most of the action happens near that upstage wall, which opens and closes, allowing humans and scenery to enter and exit, leaving what feels like a vast, empty gulf between the audience and the players, a dead space that is rarely effectively filled.
The proceedings are momentarily boosted by a tussle atop a moving train, achieved by the clever use of projections and blocking, but mostly, the production is one slow ride.
The best family entertainment is geared to hold the interest of little Suzy as well as Mom and Dad, but I'm not convinced Dobama's "Baker Street Irregulars" will fully engage either faction.
With his cry of "the game is afoot!" Sherlock Holmes and his endless permutations have captured the imagination of generations, young and old, the world over. It's just that this time around, the game is a bore.
Pictured from left: Eliza Mayhew, (Miranda Leeann) a girl who hires the diminutive detectives to find her missing grandmother, with Tiny (David Gretchko), Ash (Adler Chefitz), Wiggins (Colin Frothingham) and Pockets (Elise Pakiela). The young actors star in Eric Coble's "Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars" at Dobama Theatre.
Sherlock Holmes: The Baker Street Irregulars
What: A Dobama Theatre production of the play by Eric Coble. Based on the graphic novels by Tony Lee and Dan Boultwood. Directed by Nathan Motta.
When: Through Saturday, Dec. 30.
Where: 2340 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights.
Tickets: $20-$38; student discounts available. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Go to dobama.org or call 216-932-3396.
Approximate running time: 1 hour and 45 minutes, including one intermission.


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Who really owns MID? The consumers or someone else? A lot of money is flowing in and a lot of money is going out to certain people and companies. I suspect someone or some people are receiving payola.


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Early September, Japan's incumbent PM and LDP President Yoshihide Suga announced to step down as party leader and subsequently as PM. His decision came upon the low public approval ratings and a first contestant for the party leadership election.
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Independently of the candidates, economic policy concepts are unlikely to change in the short run. All contestants support the BoJ expansionary stance and more emergency fiscal packages. However, there are different views regarding long-term fiscal consolidation and possible BoJ exit strategies. More focus will lie on distribution policies. All candidates stick to the 2050 neutral carbon emission target.
Notwithstanding the recent stock market rally (9% since early July), the Topix has still room to achieve decent positive returns in the next months. The market is to benefit from its Value and cyclical qualities in addition to attractive valuations and a still supportive policy stance.


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Вале́рий Ива́нович Тарака́нов (9 августа 1941, Ярославский район Ярославской области) — советский лыжник.

Биография
Завоевал золото в эстафете 4×10 км на Чемпионате мира по лыжным видам спорта 1970 в Высоке Татры.

Участник Олимпийских игр 1964, 1968, 1972 годов.

2-кратный чемпион СССР: 30  км (1968, 1970).

Участвовал в подготовке олимпийских чемпионов Елены Вяльбе, Любови Егоровой, Ларисы Лазутиной.

Живёт в Москве.

Награды
Заслуженный мастер спорта СССР (1970). Заслуженный тренер. Награждён медалью ордена «За заслуги перед Отечеством» II степени. Подполковник запаса.

С 2003 года в Ярославском районе в честь Валерия Тараканова проводится ежегодный турнир по лыжным гонкам.

Примечания

Ссылки

 Бикулов Н. Спортивный праздник в Подолино // Ярославский агрокурьер. 2007.

Лыжники СССР
Лыжники на зимних Олимпийских играх 1964 года
Лыжники на зимних Олимпийских играх 1968 года
Лыжники на зимних Олимпийских играх 1972 года
Чемпионы мира по лыжным гонкам
Спортсмены Ярославской области
Заслуженные мастера спорта СССР

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Algernon Borthwick,  baron Glenesk ( - ), connu sous le nom de Sir Algernon Borthwick, baronnet, entre 1887 et 1895, est un journaliste britannique et un homme politique conservateur. Il est le propriétaire du Morning Post (qui fusionne avec le Daily Telegraph en 1937).

Biographie
Il est le fils de , rédacteur en chef du Post, et de Margaret, fille de John Colville, de Ewart, Northumberland. Il fait ses études au King's College School.

Il commence sa carrière en 1852 en tant que correspondant du journal à Paris. Il devient rédacteur en chef à la mort de son père et, en 1876, devient propriétaire. Reconnu comme une voix conservatrice dans la politique de l'époque, il est élu député de Kensington South en 1885 et est un allié de Lord Randolph Churchill. Il est fait chevalier en 1880 et créé baronnet de Piccadilly dans la paroisse de St George, Hanover Square, dans le comté de Middlesex, en 1887. À sa retraite de la Chambre des communes en 1895, il est élevé à la pairie en tant que baron Glenesk, de Glenesk dans le comté de Midlothian.

Mariage et enfants

Lord Glenesk épouse Alice Beatrice Lister (décédée en 1898) le 5 avril 1870. Elle est la fille des écrivains Thomas Henry Lister et de sa femme Lady Maria Theresa Lewis, fille de George Villiers. Ils ont deux enfants:

  (1871-1965), épouse de Seymour Bathurst (7e comte Bathurst). Lady Bathurst hérite finalement du Morning Post et le dirige jusqu'en 1922.
 Oliver Borthwick (1873–1905), décédé avant son père, meurt célibataire et sans descendance.

Lord Glenesk est décédé en novembre 1908, à l'âge de 77 ans et est enterré dans le mausolée de Glenesk, dans le cimetière d'East Finchley. Le mausolée est conçu et construit pour Glenesk par Arthur Blomfield en 1899 et contient également les restes de sa femme et de son fils, Oliver. Le mausolée est ensuite classé Grade II sur la liste du patrimoine national de l'Angleterre.

Références

 Reginald Lucas, Lord Glenesk et le Morning Post (Londres: Alston Rivers, 1910)
 HCG Matthew, "Borthwick, Algernon, Baron Glenesk (1830-1908)", Dictionnaire de biographie nationale d' Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2004, consulté le 11 janvier 2008.

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Décès en novembre 1908
Naissance en décembre 1830
Baron de la pairie du Royaume-Uni
Député du Parti conservateur (Royaume-Uni)
Représentant de l'Angleterre à la Chambre des communes
Décès à 77 ans


LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - One of two reactors at the San Onofre nuclear power station in Southern California was shut down on Tuesday after a small leak was detected in a steam generator tube, but the incident posed no risk to the public or plant workers, the facility operator said.
The reactor unit, which normally provides 1,100 megawatts of electricity, was shut down at about 5:30 p.m. local time as a precaution and will remain off line for a least a couple of days, said Gil Alexander, a spokesman for Southern California Edison.
The plant's only other reactor already had been deactivated for a scheduled refueling and technology upgrade, he said. But the utility has ample reserve electricity, which it buys from independent power producers, to continue meeting customer demands while the two reactors are off line, the company said.
"We don't expect any impact on our customers tomorrow," Alexander told Reuters.
The two reactors together normally produce enough electricity to serve 1.4 million average-sized households in Southern California.
The leak, which Alexander called "very minor," was initially detected by sensors and occurred in the closed system that circulates water from the reactor to thousands of steam-generation tubes.
Although the water is radioactive, the leak was confined within the containment vessel surrounding the reactor, and there was no release of radioactive material to the atmosphere, Alexander said.
He said the incident was so minor that neither Edison procedures nor Nuclear Regulatory Commission rules required a shutdown, but the company decided to turn off the unit as a precaution.
NRC inspectors who work at the plant, located just south of San Clemente, were immediately notified of the mishap.
Alexander said it takes about 12 hours for a newly halted reactor to cool down fully, so inspection crews are not expected to enter the area where the leak occurred until some time on Wednesday.
Unlike the case of an ammonia leak inside the plant in November, operators saw no need to evacuate any workers on site as a precaution, Alexander said.


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Please add more recipes! Love the shrimp and scallop recipes. I'm a musician that loves to cook….
Happy to hear of your enjoyment of my recipes! For more recipes and video links to many more, please visit Dining with Darling on facebook. Just scroll through my posts to unover many tips and all things foodie!
How many ways are there to ruin brussels sprouts, and how many ways not to?
Cut off brown ends and pull off any yellow outer leaves.
Toss in a bowl with the olive oil, salt and pepper.
Pour onto a sheet pan or into a low sided roasted pan.
Roast for 35 to 40 minutes, shaking the pan a few times to brown the sprouts evenly. Transfer to an attractive serving dish, bring to your table, take a bow, and ENJOY!
What's the secret to perfect melange of superfoods? Kale takes so much longer than other vegetables to cook.
One of my favorites is cooking Swiss chard. It cooks quicker than Kale and are less bitter. Green leafy vegetable are packed with vitamins K and iron to name a few. Here is one of my versions.
Heat the olive in a large skillet or pot on medium heat. Add the onions and cook until they have softened and are just starting to brown.
Add the garlic, sugar, salt, pepper, and hot sauce. Cook until the garlic becomes fragrant, about a minute. Add the vinegar, bring to a simmer, and cook until the amount of liquid is reduced by half, stirring and scraping any browned bits from the bottom of the skillet/pot.
Add the Swiss chard and the chicken broth and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to medium low and slightly cover with a lid. Cook, stirring occasionally, until soft and tender. Remove the lid, Season with additional vinegar and hot sauce. serve with some of the pan juices from the pan and ENJOY!
You made an amazing dinner on Academy Awards night-glazed salmon, roasted fingerling potatoes, and roasted fresh asparagus. It was fabulous and, along with the musical numbers, the highlight of my Oscar night! Thank-you! PLEASE share the recipe for the marvelous salmon glaze?
Thank you for the glowing review of my Oscar night dinner! I have an abundance of rosemary in my garden, and after a few trials, I developed this recipe to reflect the deep rosemary and fruit flavors. I brush this glaze on meats, poultry and other seafood. Purchase good quality apricot and marmalade preserves, as they bring richer fruited flavors to the glaze.
Combine wine, shallots, rosemary, and white wine vinegar into a one quart sized saucepan. Turn heat to medium high and reduce the liquid by half. Stir in the apricot and marmalade preserves, turn the heat down to medium low and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 10-15 minutes or until slightly thickened. To check, dip a soup spoon into the glaze, it should thickly coat the back of the spoon. Add the balsamic vinegar, stir and taste for a sweet/acid balance, simmer on medium low heat for 5 minutes. Season to taste with salt. If you prefer a more tart taste, add more white wine vinegar. Cool to room temperature. Refrigerate unused portion, its freshness will last about a week.
When I was in high school (back when they cooked our food) they used to have this wonderfull warm buttered bread that everyone realy enjoyed. I would love to know how they made this.
This bread surely made quite the impression on you to fondly remember how perfect it actually was! I am certain that the bread was freshly made and most likely cut into warm, thick slices, then slathered with a buttery blend.
There are many recipes on the internet; take a look at a few then pick the ones that looks the best. Quite a few call for freshly made bread; if you or friends have a bread maker, jump in and give it a go!
I hope it brings you back to the days when you looked forward to the lunch period and in savoring this delicious combination!
My family LOVES potatoes, but they get so boring after awhile. Do you have any recipes to spice them up? Thanks!
Here is a favorite that I often bring to my table, they bring many praises from friends and family!
1. Place rack in the center of the oven, preheat to 375 deg.
2. Blend mustard, rosemary, olive oil, add salt and pepper to taste.
3. Place potatoes in a large mixing bowl, add the blended mustard, mix to fully coat.
4. Lightly coat a large roasting pan or large baking dish with olive oil, you will need the larger size to gently turn the potatoes while roasting for an even color.
6. Before serving, scrape any crispy potato that sticks to the bottom of the pan as they are very delicious!
I hope this recipe becomes a tradition on your table as they has been a tradition on mine for years!
My family loves pasta with my kids always asking for "buttered noodles"; I seem to always have a pot of pasta cooking. Any suggestions on storing cooked pasta so it doesn't end up in one big tangled lump?
I love having cooked pastas in my fridge. Buttered pasta with a little finely chopped green onion and a sprinkling of fresh grated aged Parmesan is in my opinion, one of the great comfort foods!
I prefer the Italian method of cooking "al dente" or; "to the tooth". This means the pasta has a cooked texture that requires you to bite more firmly. I also like the semolina flavor it brings to my finished pasta dishes.
Cook the pasta to your desired texture. Carefully pour into a large colander and thoroughly rinse with cold water; make sure the center portion of the pasta is cold. Allow time for the water to completely drain; shake the colander a few times to drain more water. Grab a few 1 gallon size zip lock freezer bags (they are sturdier than the standard bags) and add about ¼ cup oil, I use olive oil as this brings more flavor. Fill to about 2/3 from the top of the bag, seal allowing for some air in the bag and gently massage and shake until the oil has completely covered the pasta. Remove the air and store in the fridge, it will usually hold for about three days.
In cutting and cooking fresh vegetables for sautéing, when eating they are over and undercooked. My family is very supportive in my cooking by eating all that is placed in front of them; I want to get this right!
Precutting vegetables unevenly will always end up with under/overcooked textures and inconsistent color. Learning proper knife handling techniques will even the cutting of the vegetables. Check out local kitchen supply stores that offer cooking classes as they usually offer classes in learning knife techniques. Knowing how to use your knives skillfully will improve a variety of dishes you cook!
When I cook fish such as Red Snapper or Tilapia, it ends up dry after it is cooked. Help!
In my cooking of these fish I "dust" the filets with seasoned flour. This helps to keep moisture from evaporating and adds color by lightly browning. Season white flour with salt and pepper or your favorite pre mixed seasoning to taste, place filets in the flour coating both sides, place the filet between both and pat to remove excess flour. The goal is to have a light or "dusted" coating on the fish.
In some recipes I use, they call for browning ground beef, pork, or turkey. When I cook the meat it comes out bland tasting and pale looking.
Bring the meat out 30 minutes before cooking – Open the package and loosen up the meat. This reduces cold meat being cooked in the pan which reduces the pan temperature and eliminates proper browning.
Pre heat the pan – A hot pan is crucial. Medium high to high heat is needed. Add a touch of oil to lightly coat the bottom after the pan is heated.
Cook in small batches – Separating the meat into 3-4 cooking portions allows for more contact surface in the pan for browning and keeps the pan hotter.
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5 things you don't know about… busking in Malaysia
by Amy De Kanter
"I don't make appointments, I just show up," says Wady Hamdan, president of the Malaysian Busker's Club and exactly the right person for the job. Wady admits that when it comes to dealing with politicians and civil servants, sometimes the only way to get things done is to make a nuisance of yourself.
From barging into offices to camping out overnight outside the PM's house, Wady leaps over bureaucratic hurdles to get his musicians their space. Here he reveals some little-known-facts about the local busking scene.
1. It's not illegal
Earlier this year – busker Abdul Rahman Zainol made headlines. The jazz saxophonist, affectionately known as 'Cikgu Man', who in his day performed for celebrities and royalty, had been taken in by local authorities. He was fined and had his instrument confiscated by authorities. The public was outraged, arguing that musician should be allowed to perform on the streets.
In fact, he is.
"Kuala Lumpur is the only place [in Malaysia] where you need a busking permit," explains Wady. These are issued by DBKL and are necessary for street performances only. MYBC has negotiated space with private spaces, especially in shopping centres, for buskers to perform.
Wady launching a new busker's corner
Even so, in other states you are asked to observe socio-political niceties and 'ask permission' from the city council before busking – "under the supervision of MYBC", adds Wady.
As for the Cigku Man incident, Wady explains that the saxophonist was not arrested. "He was not detained by police but by the welfare department because they thought he was a beggar. (Had he actually been a beggar, one would think that a welfare department could do more than confiscate the instrument of his livelihood, but that's another story). Wady says that with the help of MYBC members, the saxophone has been returned its owner and the issue put to rest.
2. It's organized
If I was surprised by the mere existence of the Malaysian Busker's Club (MYBC), I was flabbergasted by the numbers. At the time of the interview MYBC had over 12,000 members and added 10-12 new members every day. Wady holds up his incessantly beeping phone. "I'm constantly getting calls from people who want to join us."
Whether or not members live up to a bohemian stereotype, Wady doesn't. He is an astute businessman with clear plans to develop and sustain Malaysia's buskers. He raises funds, secures busking corners, runs busking clinics and solves problems.
"We have blind buskers, acapella buskers, instrumental buskers, traditional music buskers…"
"People thought that buskers were the same as drug addicts," says Wady. To silence critics, he had all members take a drug test, a dubious but bold move that settled the argument once and for all.
3. It provides a living wage
"Full-time buskers can earn at least RM700-800 a day." They get even more at prime busking corners.
Who gets these corners?
Again, the answer comes from a carefully-considered business perspective. "All members of the MYBC are graded," says Wady. When it comes to private arrangements, the MYBC commits to providing good performers, so only "A" grade buskers are considered. "B" grade buskers can work their way up with practice and by attending MYBC trial spots.
"When it comes to private arrangements, the MYBC commits to providing good performers."
Busking also provides opportunities beyond our borders. Wady also tells me of a local busker who has travelled the world "with empty pockets", living off of busking. "He went to India, Switzerland, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand" and countless countries en route.
4. It's for anyone
"It doesn't matter if you are a good musician," says Wady. "First buskers must be entertainers."
In fact you don't have to be a musician at all. Members of MYBC include mimes, fire-eaters, dancers, magicians and stompers.
"Members of MYBC include mimes, fire-eaters, dancers, magicians and stompers."
Among the musicians there is also great variety. Some have expensive, top-of-the-line equipment, others get creative with homemade instruments and found objects. "We have blind buskers, acapella buskers, instrumental buskers, traditional music buskers, DJ buskers… have you heard of the Bintulu Buskers? Most of them are police and the vocalist is a magistrate."
5. It takes a village
To ensure the survival and growth of busking in Malaysia, Wady's business brain thinks far into the future. The club's next big step is a the Malaysian Buskers' Village in Langkawi.
Even cheerier horizons for this popular art form
"It's still in the planning process," says Wady as a way of explaining why he can't reveal more. "And yet in typical fashion he has already thought a lot of things through.
The village will provide accommodation and studio space for buskers. It will run clinics to teach buskers the skills they need to be grade A performers, able to make a living from their music.
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Wet wade in the summer, you dripping wizard sleeve.
Does anyone want to respond to my original question? How are the pants?
I can't speak to the pants, but I had (have) the full waders. I got two hard years out of them, fishing all four seasons and probably used them at least 400 times. I walk a lot and go off trail most of the time. I can't complain one bit on their serviceability. They do now have a few leaks from all the multi-flora and I replaced them with the G3's. However when I get a chance, I'm going to send them in for repair to have as backups.
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Poolside reading. And swimming when it got too hot (the hard life).
Taste-testing chocolate souffles for an upcoming dinner party (even tougher).
Watching farm kittens do cute things.
Afternoon air show on our base to see the Blue Angels!
Surprisingly awesome fireworks show with family in their friends' subdivision.
And, not pictured...so much thankfulness for all of those who serve and protect our country. Hope you all had a wonderful (and long) weekend.
It looks like you had the PERFECT holiday weekend :) I'm curious, how is the book? I saw this title on the shelf recently and considered picking it up for some Summer reading..
I am so envious of the souffle tasting! Sounds like a lovely (and decadent) way to spend an afternoon!
looks like the perfect holiday to me! that kitten is just tooooo cute!!! Happy July!!!
Ahhhhhhhhh...fur baby cuteness. Love it!
oh my goodness, that kitten. looks like an amazing weekend!
Looks like a delightful weekend!
So fun! I love summer weekends, they are seriously the best. I love the color of the pool water that you captured!
Nicely done! Looks like the perfect American weekend. I thought of you while I was in Michigan!
NICE!!!! sounds like so much fun & i love how you recapped it all. simple & sweet :) perfect!
poolside reading, cute kittens, and taste-testing chocolate souffles?!! wow! sounds like you had an amazing weekend!!
I don't think any weekend could be better than that!
And thanks for inadvertently recommending that book. I am in need of a stack of fabulous books to read this summer!
hope you had a lovely 4th of july!! xo, chrissy.
certainly looks like the tough life. :) ken and i were feeling especially homesick this past weekend--there's just something so heartwarming and special about the 4th of july. cheers to being home for next year's.
Such a perfect weekend! How cute is that kitten in the basket?!
great post! how is that book?


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President Donald Trump has just named four new nominees for the district courts in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Quoting directly from the White House's press release, Trump will be nominating the following:
David W. Dugan of Illinois, to serve as Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois. David Dugan currently serves as a Circuit Judge for the 3rd Judicial Circuit, Madison County, Illinois. Prior to taking the bench in 2017, Judge Dugan was in private practice for more than 30 years, where his practice focused on personal injury and commercial litigation in both State and Federal Courts. Judge Dugan previously served as an Assistant States Attorney for Madison County, Illinois. Judge Dugan earned his B.A. from Eastern Illinois University and his J.D. from Valparaiso University School of Law.
Iain D. Johnston of Illinois, to serve as Judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Iain Johnston currently serves as a United States Magistrate Judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Before taking the bench in 2013, Judge Johnston was a unit supervisor for the Office of the Illinois Attorney General and in private practice at Altheimer & Gray, Holland & Knight LLP, and Johnston Greene LLC. Judge Johnston also serves as an adjunct professor at UIC John Marshall Law School. Upon graduation from law school, Judge Johnston served as a law clerk to Judge Philip Godfrey Reinhard of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Judge Johnston earned his B.S., cum laude, from Rockford College and his J.D., cum laude, from UIC John Marshall Law School.
Franklin U. Valderrama of Illinois, to serve as Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Franklin Valderrama currently serves as an Associate Judge in the Circuit Court of Cook County. Judge Valderrama serves on the Illinois Supreme Court Rule Committee and the Supreme Court Committee on Illinois Evidence. Before taking the bench in 2007, Judge Valderrama was a partner at Sanchez, Daniels & Hoffman LLP, where his practice focused on trial litigation. Judge Valderrama has also served as an adjunct professor at UIC John Marshall Law School where he taught Pre-Trial Civil Litigation. Judge Valderrama earned his B.A. from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and his J.D. from The DePaul University College of Law.
Christy Criswell Wiegand of Pennsylvania, to serve as Judge on the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Christy Wiegand is an Assistant United States Attorney in the United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of Pennsylvania, where she prosecutes a variety of crimes, including large-scale drug trafficking, child exploitation, illegal firearms, and fraud. Previously, Ms. Wiegand served as the Deputy Chief of the Civil Division of the United States Attorney's Office. Before joining the United States Attorney's Office in 2004, Ms. Wiegand served as a law clerk to Judge D. Brooks Smith of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Upon graduation from law school, Ms. Wiegand was in private practice at Arnold & Porter LLP, in Washington, D.C., where her practice focused on antitrust matters. Ms. Wiegand earned her undergraduate degree, cum laude, from Princeton University, and her J.D., cum laude, from Cornell Law School, where she served as an Articles Editor on the Cornell Law Review.
President Trump closed out 2019 with a number of successes in the courts.
During the first week of December, eight judges were confirmed, one of which filled the longest-standing vacancy in the federal judiciary. With that brought the tally of Trump's confirmed justices to 170, meaning that one out of every five federal judges was appointed by Trump. The breakdown (at the time) was 120 district court confirmations, forty-eight on the circuit courts, and two on the Supreme Court. In a rush before the New Year, the Senate confirmed another thirteen district court nominees, further increasing Trump's representation in the courts.
Another visible victory has been Trump flipping the historically liberal U.S. Court of Appeals (circuit courts). One in four judges in the circuit courts have now been appointed by Trump. When Trump took office, nine of the nation's thirteen circuit courts were dominated by Democrat appointees. That's since shifted to a Republican majority on seven of them (which, at this pace, will presumably increase).
As I noted elsewhere, Trump's mounting victories in the courts come despite unprecedented opposition from Democrats. In district courts, where appointments are permanent, nearly half of Trump's appointees have been appointed with greater than 25% opposition, reflecting hyper-partisanship in the Trump era. Only 8% of Obama's nominees faced such opposition, and only 4% of Bush's. Seventy-five percent of Trump's appointees for the U.S. Court of Appeals were confirmed with greater than 25% opposition, while only 9% of Obama's judges were.
Historically, from 1979-1980, 97% of appointees to both aforementioned courts, and even the Supreme Court, had no opposition.
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