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Summer Storm (2004 film)
For other uses, see Summer storm.
2004 German film
Theatrical release poster
Marco Kreuzpaintner
Thomas Bahmann
Jakob Claussen
Robert Stadlober
Kostja Ullmann
Alicja Bachleda-Curuś
Miriam Morgenstern
Daniel Gottschalk
Hansjörg Weißbrich
Niki Reiser
X Verleih AG
2 September 2004 (2004-09-02)
94 minutes [1]
($3.5 million)
$2,085,166 [2]
Summer Storm (German : Sommersturm) is a 2004 German coming-of-age comedy-drama film directed by Marco Kreuzpaintner, starring Robert Stadlober, Kostja Ullmann, Alicja Bachleda-Curuś, and Miriam Morgenstern. The story is set to the background of a rowing regatta, which climaxes into a summer storm.
Teams from all across Germany descend on a quiet camping ground for a week of training leading up to a final rowing competition. The plot follows the members of the RSC rowing club from southern Germany as they train for the regatta.
The boys are excited by the prospects of camping with a female rowing team from Berlin. However, by a stroke of fate, the Berlin girls' team cancels and is replaced by Queerschlag ("Queerstrokes"), a gay youth rowing team, and these boys are out, proud, and vocal about it.
Amidst the occasionally tense interactions between the members of his team and those of Queerschlag, Tobi is himself forced to confront his long-time feelings for his close friend and teammate Achim, who is already romantically involved with his girlfriend Sandra. Spurned by Achim, Tobi is devastated, but is partly consoled by his new friendship with Queerschlag member Leo.
The tension between the members of the two teams culminates in a scene set to the backdrop of a summer storm, during which Leo confronts Tobi about his homosexuality in front of his teammates. Tobi denies being gay, and, in an attempt to defend him, one of his teammates tells Tobi's girlfriend Anke to tell the rest of his teammates so. Anke, the only person to whom Tobi has confided his secret, remains silent.
Ultimately, Tobi comes out to his teammates and his rowing team, who seem to accept Tobi no matter what, and they go on to compete with Queerschlag in the final regatta.
Robert Stadlober as Tobi
Kostja Ullmann as Achim
Alicja Bachleda-Curuś as Anke
Miriam Morgenstern as Sandra
Jürgen Tonkel as Hansi
Tristano Casanova as Georg
Marlon Kittel as Leo
Hanno Koffler as Malte
Ludwig Blochberger as Oli
Alexa Maria Surholt as Susanne
Joseph M'Barek as Ferdinand "Ferdi"
Summer Storm received mixed reviews, currently holding a 48% rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes based on 31 reviews. [3] On Metacritic, the film has a 51/100 rating, signifying "mixed or average reviews". [4]
According to Dennis Harvey of Variety , the film have "…psychologically sharp writing and performances". [5]
Michael Wilmington of Chicago Tribune said that "Summer Storm is a contemporary teen summer romance with a modern sexual twist" and "believable characters". [6]
Steve Murray of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Summer Storm nicely captures the awkward confusion of first-time sexual encounters (gay or straight) and the collateral wounds caused by deceiving others and oneself". [7]
German website Kabeleins praised the film for being "beautifully produced" and actors as "very authentically played". [8]
London-based branch of Time Out wrote that "...the story's main strength lies in its characters..." [9]
TV Guide's Alexander Ryll called the film "An observant and sensitively played drama about adolescent sexuality, unrequited love and heartbreak", [10] while Kevin Thomas of Los Angeles Times said that "Kreuzpaintner displays a natural gift with actors and a clarity in storytelling that result in a fresh take on what otherwise might have been a familiar coming-of-age story." [10] Ella Taylor of LA Weekly also commented on the film, calling it "A lovely wallow in the sweaty pains and joys of mostly gay adolescent love". [10]
Summer Storm received the audience award of the Filmfest München 2004. [11]
Director (Marco Kreuzpaintner), New Faces Award, Germany, 2005
Best Young Actor – Film (Robert Stadlober)
The soundtrack contains the smash hit "Willkommen" from the album Herz by the German duo Rosenstolz; the single made the German Top 10 charts in September 2004.
"Blonde on Blonde" by Nada Surf
"Shake the Foundation" by Radio 4
"Willkommen" by Rosenstolz
"Los, Wixen" by Niki Reiser
"Auf ins Bergische" by Niki Reiser
"We'll Never Know" by Roman Fischer
"Maltes Kuss" by Niki Reiser
"Flames" by VAST
"Verwirrt" by Niki Reiser
"Achim" by Niki Reiser
"Getaway" by Roman Fischer
"Jim's Theme" by Niki Reiser
"Coming Out" by Niki Reiser
"Catch Me" by Kerosin
"We Oh We" by The Hidden Cameras
"Crooked Lines" by The Go-Betweens
"For Lovers" by Wolfman/Pete Doherty
"The Power of Love" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood
"Sommersturm" by Niki Reiser
"The Summer We Had" by Nova International
"Go West" by Nova International
The Hidden Cameras are a Canadian indie pop band. Fronted by singer-songwriter Joel Gibb, the band consists of a varying roster of musicians who play what Gibb once described as "gay church folk music". Their live performances have been elaborate, high-energy shows, featuring go-go dancers in balaclavas, a choir, and a string section.
Ben Rutledge was a Canadian Olympic rower and is currently a Mortgage Broker.
Brian Price has been the Canadian coxswain of the men's eight since 2001. He was born in Belleville, Ontario. Price began rowing on the National Team in 1998 after graduating from Seneca College with a Civil Engineering Technology diploma. The first national team crew that he made was the 1998 development lightweight eight. He made the move to the heavyweight men's team in 1999 and competed at the Pan Am Games in Winnipeg.
Robert Stadlober is an Austrian actor and musician. His sister is Anja Stadlober, also an actress.
Vyacheslav Nikolayevich Ivanov is a former rower, and one of the most accomplished rowers of his generation. He rowed for the Soviet Union, and he won the Olympic gold medals in the single sculls class at the 1956 Melbourne Games, the 1960 Rome Games and the 1964 Tokyo Games.
Rosenstolz was a German pop duo from Berlin that was active between 1991 and 2012 and had chart hits in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The duo consisted of singer AnNa R. and musician Peter Plate, who occasionally provided vocals. Rosenstolz achieved major chart success after the nineties, with five studio albums going to No. 1 in the German albums chart. Although the duo split up to pursue separate music careers, they left open the possibility of a future reunion.
Thomas James MBE is a British rower, twice Olympic champion and victorious Cambridge Blue. In a British coxless four in 2012 he set a world's best time which still stood as of 2021.
Kostja Ullmann is a German actor, best known for his leading role in the award-winning coming of age drama Sommersturm which gained a lot of praise throughout Europe.
Erin Jane Cafaro is an American rower. She competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics, where she won a gold medal in the women's eight. At the 2012 London Olympics she won her second consecutive gold medal in the women's eight.
Elliot Meyer Hovey is an American rower who participated in the 2008 Summer Olympics and 2012 Summer Olympics.
Achim Hill was a German rower who competed for the United Team of Germany in the 1960 Summer Olympics and in the 1964 Summer Olympics and for East Germany in the 1968 Summer Olympics. He was born in Köpenick. In 1960 he won the silver medal in the single sculls event. Four years later he won his second silver medal in the 1964 single sculls competition. At the 1968 Games he represented East Germany and finished fifth in the single sculls contest.
Marco Johann Kreuzpaintner is a German film director, executive producer and screenwriter.
Rebecca Scown is a professional rower from New Zealand. Together with Juliette Haigh, she won the bronze medal in the women's coxless pair at the 2012 Summer Olympics. Previously they had won gold in the women's pair at the World Rowing Cup regatta in Lucerne, 2010 and at the 2010 World Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro and at the 2011 World Rowing Championships in Bled. After winning a bronze medal with the New Zealand women's eight at the 2017 World Rowing Championships, she is having a break from rowing in the 2017/18 season.
Emma Kimberley Twigg is a New Zealand rower. A single sculler, she was the 2014 world champion and won gold in her fourth Olympics in Tokyo in July 2021. Previous Olympic appearances were in 2008, 2012, and 2016. She has retired from rowing twice, first for master-level studies in Europe in 2015 and then after the 2016 Olympics, disappointed at having narrowly missed an Olympic medal for the second time. After two years off the water, she started training again in 2018 and won silver at the 2019 World Rowing Championships. Since her marriage in 2020, she has become an outspoken advocate for LGBT athletes. At the 2020 Summer Olympics, Twigg won gold in the woman's single scull.
Der Wixxer is a 2004 German parody of likewise German crime films based on works by Edgar Wallace, especially the film Der Hexer (1964) – a German adaption of The Ringer.
Lauritz Schoof is a German rower. He was part of the German crew that won the gold medal in the men's quadruple sculls at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. He also successfully defended the quadruple sculls title at the 2016 Rio Olympics as part of the German team.
Niki Reiser is a Swiss film score composer and flautist. He is considered one of the most outstanding film composers of the German-speaking countries, winning the German Film Award five times. His debut was in 1986 the score for the film Du mich auch, directed by Dani Levy, for whom he has composed all further scores. He had his breakthrough with the music for the film Beyond Silence, directed by Caroline Link in 1996.
Aylin Tezel is a German actress and dancer. She was born in Bünde. Her father is a Turkish-born medical doctor practicing in Bielefeld, Germany, and her mother is a nurse. She is a middle child, having an older sister and a younger brother. She had her breakthrough with a main role in the film "Almanya - Welcome to Germany" which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2011 and with the main role in the film "Am Himmel der Tag" for which she received the Best Actress Award at the Torino Film Festival in 2012.
Herz (Heart) is the ninth studio album by German pop duo Rosenstolz, containing songs representing the different sides of love. Released in 2004 by Island Records, the album reached triple platinum status in Germany. It also yielded four top 20 hits in the German singles chart.
Götz Draeger, sometimes incorrectly referred to as Dräger, is a German rower.
↑ "SOMMERSTURM (15)". Peccadillo Pictures . British Board of Film Classification. 15 July 2005. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
↑ "Summer Storm (2006)". Box Office Mojo . IMDb. 20 September 2007. Retrieved 16 July 2021.
↑ "Summer Storm (Sommersturm)". Rotten Tomatoes . Flixster . Retrieved 16 July 2021.
↑ "Summer Storm Reviews". Metacritic . CBS Interactive . Retrieved 16 July 2021.
↑ Harvey, Dennis (29 September 2004). "Summer Storm". Variety .
↑ Wilmington, Michael. "Movie review: 'Summer Storm'". Archived from the original on 11 March 2007. Retrieved 9 January 2007.
↑ "'Summer Storm' captures awkward confusion of first-time lovers". Archived from the original on 24 February 2007. Retrieved 9 January 2007.
↑ "Sommersturm". Kabeleins (in German). Archived from the original on 12 March 2007. Retrieved 9 January 2007.
↑ "Summer Storm". Time Out .
1 2 3 Alexander Ryll (2014). "Essential Gay Themed Films To Watch, Summer Storm". Gay Essential. Archived from the original on 9 May 2018. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
↑ Blöchl, Bernhard (13 December 2008). "Lockruf vom anderen Ufer". Süddeutsche Zeitung . Retrieved 16 July 2021.
Official website (in English)
Official website (in German)
Summer Storm at IMDb
Ruderverein QueerSchlag
Films directed by Marco Kreuzpaintner
Summer Storm (2004)
Trade (2007)
Krabat (2008)
Coming In (2014)
The Collini Case (2019)


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25 From 25: women who have shaped the digital industry (part 4)
By Ellen Ormesher - September 5, 2019
To mark the 25th anniversary of the first banner ad and the birth of digital marketing as we know it today, The Drum has partnered with Futures Network, Innovate Her and WACL for a special project. Together, we're honouring 25 women who have made an outstanding contribution to the industry in that time.
The 25 From 25 were chosen by a panel of industry luminaries after our readers were invited to nominate the people they felt were most worthy of recognition. (Read more about the selection process, and our jury.)
We're profiling each of the 25 honourees in a series of articles running on thedrum.com this week. If you've missed any of our previous installments, catch up on part 1, part 2 and part 3 now.
Once we've revealed the full list, we'll be asking you to help us decide which of our 25 From 25 deserves an extra special achievement award at next month's Dadi Awards ceremony.
But more on that later. For now, let's meet five more women who have shaped the digital industry...
Lindsay Pattison
After beginning her career agency-side at Young and Rubicam, Lindsay Pattison worked extensively with Ericsson who invited her to move client-side three years later. She later went on to spend six years at PHD as a managing partner, before moving on to Maxus (now merged with WEC to become Wavemaker) to the newly created role of global chief strategy officer and UK chief executive. In 2014 she was promoted to worldwide chief executive, becoming the only woman in the media agency to hold the title at that time.
In 2017 she was appointed chief transformation officer at GroupM and just a few months later to the same role at WPP. Across both roles Pattison led change programmes to support group and agency structures, talent and leadership. On the back of her work, Pattison was named WPP's first chief client officer in 2018. She is passionate about diversity and culture, launching 'Walk the Talk' – an initiative to help women in senior positions develop and thrive in the careers – during her time at Maxus. The scheme has since been adopted globally by WPP.
Abbie Walsh
Not only has Abbie Walsh's diverse career seen her work as a DJ and as a journalist, but her extensive design experience has meant she has taken a leading role in designing some of the most exciting services of our time, including the BBC iPlayer. Walsh is passionate about how design can be used to solve problems and create human-friendly solutions, as well as the social, ethical and educational challenges that the digital world can present and particularly the challenges relating to how children can safely engage with the digital world.
Walsh has worked at Fjord since 2008, when she joined as a service design lead. She has since risen to the position of managing director and now oversees Fjord's lead clients through their digital transformation journeys. Walsh is passionate about culture as an underpinning for successful change and authored the Living Business approach to business transformation for longevity and vitality. She is also an advocate for diversity in successful companies, and how design can be used as catalyst for change.
Alexandra Willis began her career as a journalist at a number of multimedia publications. While working at a tennis magazine she was responsible for reconsidering the editorial structure to make better use of social media, email and online content. She went on to work for The Telegraph on the sports desk where she helped to launch itsiPad app. Throughout her career, Willis has achieved industry-wide recognition for her use of technology to transform the perceptions of a traditional brand like Wimbledon where she started working in 2011 in the role of digital content editor. Willis has since gone on to become the head of communications for the tennis championships, growing its global digital audiences to over 30m and more than doubling the commercial return.
As a result of her work, Willis is a three-time Sport Industry Award Winner, a five-time Sports Technology Awards winner and a Webby Awards winner. She has been named a WEF Young Global Shaper, a Sport Industry NextGen Leader, and in 2017, the Sports Technology Young Exec of the Year.
Sue Unerman
After graduating from The University of Oxford with a degree in history, Sue Unerman went on to work as a media planner and buyer and CMB&B and as a manager at Geers Gross before joining MediaCom in 2006 as its chief strategy officer. In her current role of chief transformation officer, Unerman is responsible for driving change and transformation across MediaCom and its clients. She has worked with brands including Mars, DFS, Direct Line Group, Tesco, Merlin Entertainment and Sky.
Unerman has used her expertise to co-author a book entitled The Glass Wall, which was called 'a must-read' by Nicola Mendelsohn (Facebook) and 'fantastic' by Martha Lane Fox, with Karen Blackett OBE (WPP) saying "I wish this book had existed when I was starting out in my career". Unerman also pens a column for Grazia entitled #winningatwork. She has previously been a member of The Open University Council, the OU's Strategic Planning and Resource Committee and Women's Aid's Key Supporters Group.  Last year she was included in the FT Heroes list for women who have championed gender equality at work for the second year in a row.
Nishma Robb
Nishma is Marketing Director at Google UK responsible for Google's Brand & Reputation as well as leading advertising and industry marketing. She is a passionate leader and champion for Diversity and Equality and was previously the Chair of Women@Google. Nishma is also a Non-Exec Board Director and Fellow of The Marketing Society.
Nishma started her career at Teletext, where she rose the ranks to Managing Director of the business - taking it digital and onto multiple platforms. After a number of roles in client start-up businesses, she returned to media and advertising, most recently prior to Google, at Dentsu UK as Chief Customer Officer for iProspect, working across brands such as British Airways and Sky.
She has a number of accolades she is very proud of, including being selected Ad Age's Woman to Watch in Europe 2018, being listed in the Campaign 2019 A-List, one of the The Drum's Digerati and recognised as a 'Trailblazer' in the Campaign 2019 Annual. In 2016, she was recognised as one of the most influential and innovative people in the UK's creative industry in The Hospital Club's prestigious h100 awards and is listed as one of the top BAME execs in the UK. However, her most significant achievement to date is being a mother to her twins (followed closely by an impressive collection of shoes!)
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Queens Museum renovation
The Queens Museum in New York City won an award of merit for adaptive reuse/historic preservation from the American Institute of Architects, New York State (AIANYS).
In 2011, the Queens Museum broke ground on a major renovation project to expand into the adjacent ice rink and refresh the aesthetics of interior and exterior spaces, and Ammann & Whitney served as architect of record and structural engineer for the museum's expansion project.
The two-year expansion doubled the museum's interior space, allowing for a new central gallery that featured open space for large-scale artwork, special event spaces, seven additional galleries, a café and bookstore, office spaces, and storage facilities. A new façade was built with a sculpture-like metal entry canopy, a series of glass panels running the length of the building, and LED backlighting, serving as a beacon for passersby.
The space the museum occupies was originally built to house the New York City Pavilion of the 1939 World's Fair. Unlike most structures built for the occasion, the building was designed as a permanent facility. It served as the first home of the United Nations General Assembly from 1946 to 1950 and again housed displays for the 1964 World's Fair. Converted to the Queens Museum in 1972, it is the only remaining building from the 1939 World's Fair.
The AIA New York State has recognized outstanding works of architecture through its Design Awards Program each year since 1968. The program was instituted to celebrate, honor and promote excellence in design by New York state architects for their creativity and imagination in solving design problems for their clients and to generate greater public interest in architecture.
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Entertaining and illuminating ... We all have incredible confidence in the accuracy of our senses, and the tales they tell us about the world we live in. Through clever experiments and captivating stories, The Invisible Gorilla shows that our confidence is misplaced. This book is a surprising guide to everyday illusions and the trouble they can steer us into.
From courtrooms to bedrooms to boardrooms, this fascinating book shows how psychological illusions bedevil every aspect of our public and private lives. An owner's manual for the human mind!
Chabris and Simons' experiments have become classics, and their influence extends well beyond psychology, with implications for our understanding of consciousness and rationality.
A riveting romp across the landscape of our psychological misperceptions. Read this amazing book, but not while you are doing anything else. It will change the way you see the world, and yourself.
Too often thinking is depicted in its extremes as the triumph or travesty of intuition. Chabris and Simons present a uniquely nuanced understanding of the power and pitfalls of perception, thought, and memory. This book will delight all who seek depth and insight into the wonder and complexities of cognition.
The illusion of attention is one of the most important, surprising, and least known flaws in human thinking. This lucid book examines it in detail.
It isn't often you come across a book that is rigorous but also witty, sound science but also relevant to everyday life -- but here it is! Clever, illuminating, by turns shocking and delightful, this book, if you take it to heart, will change a lot of your bad habits and could even save your life.
Should be required reading by every judge and jury member in our criminal justice system, along with every battlefield commander, corporate CEO, member of Congress, and, well, you and me ... because the mental illusions so wonderfully explicated in this book can fool every one of us.
A breathtaking and insightful journey through the illusions that influence every moment of our lives.
Not just witty and engaging but also insightful ... Reading this book won't cure you of all these limitations, but it will at least help you recognize and compensate for them.
Everyday illusions trick us into thinking that we see -and know more- than we really do, and that we can predict the future when we can't. The Invisible Gorilla teaches us exactly why, and it does so in an incredibly engaging way. Chabris and Simons provide terrific tips on how to cast off our illusions and get things right. Whether you're a driver wanting to steer clear of oncoming motorcycles, a radiologist hoping to spot every tumor, or just an average person curious about how your mind really works, this is a must-read.
An eye-opening book. After reading The Invisible Gorilla you will look at yourself -- and the world around you -- differently. Like its authors, the book is both funny and smart, filled with insights into the everyday illusions that we all walk around with. No matter what your job is or what you do in life, you will learn something from this book.
Cognitive scientists Chris Chabris and Dan Simons deliver an entertaining tour of the many ways our brains mislead us every day. The Invisible Gorilla is engaging, accurate, and packed with real-world examples -- some of which made me laugh out loud. Read it to find out why weathermen might make good money managers, and what Homer Simpson can teach you about thinking clearly.
Wonderfully refreshing ... The Invisible Gorilla makes us smarter by reminding us how little we know. Through a lively tour of the brain's blind spots, this book will change the way you drive your car, hire your employees and invest your money.
The Invisible Gorilla is an eye-opening, thought provoking look at our fallible minds. A must read for lawyers, judges, law enforcement officers, and anyone else who deals with forensics.


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Soccer Celebrates Mandela's Contribution to Global Game
" Through football, we can celebrate the humanity of the Southern tip of the African continent and share it with the rest of the continent world," Madiba Hours before the historic drawing activities for World Cup 2014 Brazil, let's take a few moments to honor the icon who tirelessly campaigned for all of humanity to express the best parts of themselves and wielded his power so that the world could enjoy the beautiful game in Africa.
Although I am quite sure there will be a number of articles written about Nelson Mandela's impact on World Cup 2010 and soccer as a whole, take a walk down memory lane with these three FIFA, Yahoo Sports and BBC articles.
Madiba and Football: A Mutual Love Affair "When he was honoured and cheered by the crowd at Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium on 11 July 2010, it was as a man of the people, a man of their hearts, and it was one of the most moving moments I have ever experienced."~ FIFA President Blatter
Mandela and Football: A Tribute "You are the true architect of this FIFA World Cup; your presence and commitment made it happen. Now the first African FIFA World Cup is a reality," explained FIFA President Blatter
Nelson Mandela: Sport Pays Tribute to former South African President "One of the most influential people in my life. He was my hero, my friend."~Pele
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Board Members & Selection Committee
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Award Dinner
Board Members & Selection Comittee
Leveo V. Sanchez II
Son of Victoria D. de Sanchez
Founding Member, Hispanic Youth Foundation of Northern Virginia, 1997
Country of origin (or family's country or origin):
US Army Corp of Engineers Candidate School
New Mexico Highlands University
B.A. Economics
George Washington University School of Government
M.S. Foreign Affairs – Latin American studies
Development Associates, Inc. and Hemisphere National Bank
Leveo V. Sanchez is a dynamic leader with broad experience in both governmental and the private sector, both domestically and internationally. A New Mexican by birth, whose career and schooling took him to Guatemala, Washington, DC, France, Nicaragua and Peru. From 1966 through 2005 he established numerous businesses in such areas as real estate development and investment, property management and maintenance, banking, governmental and management consultants and exporting trading. In 1969 he founded Development Associates (DA) a national, minority owned and operated consulting firm. In 1971, he and a group of entrepreneurs established a National Bank in Washington D.C. Mr. Sanchez became Chairman of the organizing group and one of the founders of Hemisphere National Bank. Hemisphere National Bank was a minority owned and operated Bank which fulfilled many of the needs of a rapidly growing Latin population.
Prior to devoting full time to his business activities, Mr. Sanchez held several high level positions with the US Government over a period of 13 years (Office of Economic Opportunity, Regional Director of the Mid-Atlantic Region which included seven large states and the District of Columbia with large urban centers.). Mr. Sanchez reported directly to Sargent Shriver, Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO-often referred to as the poverty program). Prior to joining the US Government, he was employed by the Organization of American States for three years.
In 1965, Mr. Sanchez was chosen to direct the Office of Institutional Development in the Latin American Bureau of the Agency for International Development (AID). He was responsible for developing policies, providing technical assistance teams, and implementing programs to build or improve agencies throughout Latin America and Caribbean countries. This experience was preceded by 51 months as a Peace Corps staff member—the last 14 months as Deputy Director of the Latin American Region for the 17 Peace Corps programs in Latin America and the Caribbean. Prior to becoming the Deputy Director of the Latin American region he was Chief of Operations for Central America and the Caribbean programs. From 1951 through 1953, Mr. Sanchez served in US Army Corps of Engineers and served as a detachment commander in France.
Who inspired me?
My primary mentor was my mother, Victoria D de Sanchez. Her mentoring continued throughout her life.
A fellow AID employee, Edward Marasciulo, who was the ROCAP Deputy Director for USAID/Guatemala and Director of USAID/Honduras, later described some of my work in education, including this confrontation with the Guatemalan Minister of Education:
"There are many shinning stars in the Foreign Aid business, but some stars shine much brighter than others for their dedication and unique ability to transfer ideas, good will and their own inner strength to reflect the American system.
Perhaps the greatest defender of improvement in the public education system in Central America was a unique woman from the Southwest of the United States whose whole life has been dedicated to making illiterates learn how to read and teachers how to teach. Her six-feet-plus frame gave her a physical stature that matched her imposing leadership qualities. I recall once arriving at a normal school in Estell, in the Nicaraguan highlands, when she was immediately surrounded by children and teachers, few of whom exceeded five feet in height. They were drawn to her like a magnet. She was outstanding in so many ways, but perhaps the greatest was in her strong defense of a broad public education system that could reach every child and every teacher in Central America – a cause to which she devoted many years of her life.
By far the greatest achievement of Victoria Sanchez was the leadership she provided in the creation of an Alliance for Progress Program in Central America which was designed to bring authors from the five Central American and Panama countries into a single environment to write and distribute a full curriculum of textbooks from the first to the sixth grade. The administrative structure of the program was close to perfect except for the political nuances of nationalism in each of these countries. I recall one incident in 1964 in Guatemala where the Regional Textbook Project was based when the Guatemalan Minister of Education objected to distributing the textbooks throughout the primary schools even though no other text books were available. The Minister confronted Mrs. Sanchez one day with the fact that an illustration in one of the books showed a young boy pulling a wagon with a loaf of bread in it. On the basis of this illustration, the books – in the opinion of the Minister – were not appropriate for distribution. The Minister criticized that "el pan es sagrado" (bread is sacred). Standing with her imposing frame looking at this minuscule Minister of State and knowing that his objections were based on the fact that these U.S. sponsored books were somehow or other related with Anglo Saxon culture (and not that bread was sacred), she said to him in perfect Spanish, "Mr. Minister, illiteracy is a mortal sin. Will you continue to have that sacred fact on your conscience?" Realizing she had taken a risk in being so direct, and after an uncomfortable period of silence quietly left the office of the Minister. The order to distribution of books was made the following week." Edward Marasciulo August 26, 1987
Board of Directors:
Pan American Development Foundation, President
New Mexico Highlands University Foundation, President
Hispanic Youth Foundation of Virginia
Greater Washington Business Center
Volunteers in Technical Action (VITA)
US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
National Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Los Cerezos
National Board of the Smithsonian Institute
Museum of Latin American Art
Quincentenary Development Board of the Smithsonian
Institute, Chairman
Latino Economic Development Corporation, Chairman
Ibero-Washington, DC Chamber of Commerce Board, Chairman
National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation, Director
Las Vegas/San Miguel Economic Development Corporation
Santa Fe Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Board of Regents of New Mexico Highlands University
Why am I involved with the HYF of Northern Virginia?
The Hispanic Youth Foundation was formed to focus on the educational and other needs of Hispanic Youth. These are activities I had been doing all my life with Hispanic both in the US and Latin America, thus I became one of the founders of the foundation.
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Photo By Maj. Ryan Hignight | A group of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers inspect the permanent earth retention system (PERSWALL) surrounding the U.S. Strategic Command command-and-control facility on Offutt Air Base, Omaha, Neb., March 28. To mitigate the potential for flooding, District engineers constructed a PERSWALL around the building essentially constructing it in a bathtub. see less | View Image Page
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After nearly six years of construction and many challenges, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, is more than 98% complete with the U.S. Strategic Command command-and-control facilities at Offutt Air Base, Omaha, Nebraska.
"It is one of the probably most complicated buildings that we have ever done," said Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Commander and 54th Army Chief of Engineers.
The new state-of-the-art 916,000 square foot facility is fully redundant in mechanical and electrical systems so it can continue to operate without any loss of operations during events such as an electromagnetic pulse or an F-5 tornado.
Upon completion, USSTRATCOM will move into the $617 million facility from a 1950s era building. The new building will allow the command to continue its prescribed mission of strategic deterrence, global strike, and operating the Defense Department's Global Information Grid.
"(USSTRATCOM is already) in the facility, putting in furniture and computers, and occupying 90 to 95 percent of the building," said Matt Bird, Omaha District Senior Program Manager for USSTRATCOM. "The resident is already running computer wires and beginning to train in parts of the facility."
Due to expected and unexpected delays, the Omaha District is working with both USSTRATCOM and the contractor to facilitate joint occupancy of the building.
"We will deliver a quality building to USSTRATCOM," said Ted Streckfuss, Deputy District Engineer. "If we can make the building transition smoother while still providing a quality facility, then we will."
The Omaha District had some unique challenges when building the one-of-a-kind building. To mitigate the potential for flooding, district engineers had to construct the building by surrounding it with a permanent earth retention system, or more colloquially, building it inside a bathtub to prevent any water from penetrating the facility, said Steve Morrissey, resident engineer for the USSTRATCOM project.
"Another interesting feature of the facility is there is a large HEMP shield around it. A HEMP shield is a high-altitude electromagnetic pulse shield that prevents specific systems from USSTRATCOM from going down, in the event of a pulse in the atmosphere," Morrissey said. "Essentially we built a three-story building inside in a steel box inside a foundation."
The new building has many other amenities that will benefit the command. There is a food court to feed the more than 3,000 USSTRATCOM employees, as well as, an auditorium to be used for meetings, presentations, awards ceremonies and other large-scale events.
"We are excited to work with the USSTRATCOM family to get this building done," Semonite said. "These hard buildings take a while to do, but the bottom line is that we are all committed to be able to push this across the finish line."
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Early on Saturday morning, percussionists at all levels of band in the St. Marys City School District made some noise in the commons area of the school while their families and community members got to enjoy fresh baked donuts.
Sixth through 12th-grade students performed percussion only pieces for the crowd, which allowed for parents to see what their children are capable of, but also allowed the younger students to see what could be possible if they work hard.
"I really wanted the younger kids in particular to hear what the older kids are doing and vice versa, to hear what's possible," said Percussion Instructor Dane Newlove. "For the seniors, they were sixth graders once and they were in the same boat these kids are in and now they're playing really hard literature. It's just an opportunity for everybody to hear what everyone else is doing."
The commons area was filled for the families for the inaugural event, something Newlove and Band Director Craig French said they had been wanting to do for years. French came on as band director after Newlove retired, but French asked him to stay on as their percussion instructor. Since then he has been working with the percussion at all levels.
"We had a great crowd today for the first one," Newlove said. "We just didn't know what to expect but it was pretty awesome. I'm hoping this is something that is going to continue."
"We said, 'hey, we do so much work in here, wouldn't it be great to just do a concert with only them,'" French said. "That's where the idea came from.
"And it's just very hard to cram into the end of the year with the schedule, and his personal schedule and my personal schedule, and so we really kind of prioritized this."
He added that doing this during a regular concert would take too much time, not to mention what the percussion does is, "logistically very different and so it's a better flow to do it here. And we chose to do it in a more informal setting here because I think it's more fun," French said.
"I'm just very happy with how the concert turned out today and I'm proud of the students," Newlove said. "It was a good event."
Showing off student's skills wasn't the only purpose of Saturday's event. Before the last performance, French and Newlove addressed the crowd about a new, but brief, fundraiser they were starting to help spruce up some of the aging equipment.
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"There is nothing wrong with them, we don't need new drums," French said. "This is a less expensive way to slick up and make them look nice. And there's a new stadium opening up next year and we thought it would be fun to do something, unveil a new look for the new stadium."
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taught them how to provide for many of the wants with which they were surrounded.
2. The Indians were then strong, and we were weak; and, without looking at the change which has occurred in any spirit of morbid affectation, but with the feelings of an age accustomed to observe great mutations in the fortunes of nations and of individuals, we may express our regret that they have lost so much of what we have gained. The prominent points of their history are before the world, and will go down unchanged to posterity.
3. In the revolution of a few ages, this fair portion of the continent, which was theirs, has passed into our possession. The forests, which afforded them food and security, w here were their cradles, their homes, and their graves, have disappeared, or are disappearing, before the progress of civilization.
4. We have extinguished their council-fires, and ploughed up the bones of their fathers. Their population has diminished with lamentable rapidity. Those tribes that remain, like the lone column of a falling temple, exhibit but the sad relics of their former strength; and many others live only in the names which have reached us through the earlier accounts of travellers and historians.
5. The causes, which have produced this physical desolation, are yet in constant and active operation, and threaten to leave us, at no distant day, without a living proof of Indian sufferings, from the Atlantic to the immense desert which sweeps along the base of the Rocky Mountains. Nor can we console ourselves with the reflection, that their physical condition has been counterbalanced by any melioration in their moral condition. We have taught them neither how to live, nor how to die.
6. They have been equally stationary in their manners, habits, and opinions, in everything but their numbers and their happiness; and, although existing, for more than six generations, in contact with a civilized people, they owe to them no one valuable improvement in the arts, nor a single principle which can restrain their passions, or give hope to despondence, motive to exertion, or confidence to virtue.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
LESSON CLI. The Declaration of Independence.
1. WHEN in the epic fable of the first of Roman poets, the goddess mother of Æneas delivers to him the celestial armor, with which he is to triumph over his enemy, and to lay the foundations of imperial Rome, he is represented as gazing with intense but confused delight on the crested helmet, that vomits golden fires.
2. "His hands the fatal sword and corselet hold,
One keen with tempered steel, one stiff with gold.
He shakes the pointed spear, and longs to try
The plated cuishes on his manly thigh;
But most admires the shield's mysterious mould,
And Roman triumphs rising on the gold."
For on that shield the heavenly smith had wrought the an ticipated history of Roman glory, from the days of Æneas down to the reign of Augustus Cæsar, contemporaneous with the poet himself.
3. Would it be an unlicensed trespass of the imagination to conceive, that on the night preceding that thirtieth of April, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine, when from the balcony of your city hall, the chancellor of the State of New York, administered to George Washington the solemn oath, faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States, and to the best of his ability, to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the United States, that, in the visions of the night, the guardian angel of the father of our country had appeared before him, in the venerated form of his mother, and, to cheer and encourage him in the performance of the momentous and solemn duties that he was about to assume, had delivered to him a suit of celestial armor, a helmet, consisting of the principles of piety, of justice, of honor, of benevolence, with which, from his earliest infancy, he had hitherto walked through life, in the presence of all his brethren, a spear, studded with the self-evident truths of the Declaration of Independence, a sword, the same with which he had led the armies of his country through the war of freedom, to the summit of the triumphal arch of independence, corselet and cuishes of long experience and habitual inter
course in peace and war with the world of mankind, his contemporaries of the human race, in all their stages of civilization, and, last of all, the Constitution of the United States, a SHIELD embossed by heavenly hands, with the future history of his country.
4. Yes, gentlemen, on that shield, the Constitution of the United States, was sculptured (by forms unseen, and in characters then invisible to mortal eye,) the predestined and prophetic history of the one confederated people of the North American Union.
5. They had been the settlers of thirteen separate and distinct English colonies, along the margin of the shore of the North American continent; contiguously situated, but chartered by adventurers of characters variously diversified, including sectarians, religious and political, of all the classes which for the two preceding centuries had agitated and divided the people of the British Islands, - and with them were intermingled the descendants of Hollanders, Swedes, Germans, and French fugitives, from the persecution of the revoker of the Edict of Nantes.
6. In the bosom of this people, thus heterogeneously composed, there was burning, kindled at different furnaces, but all furnaces of affliction, one clear, steady flame of LIBERTY. Bold and daring enterprise, stubborn endurance of privation, unflinching intrepidity in facing danger, and inflexible adherence to conscientious principle, had steeled the energetic and unyielding hardihood of the characters of the primitive settlers of all these colonies. In a recent strife between two great European powers, the victorious combatant had been Britain.
7. She had conquered the provinces of France. She had expelled her rival totally from the continent over which, bounding herself by the Mississippi, she was thenceforth to hold divided empire only with Spain. She had acquired undisputed control over the Indian tribes, still tenanting the forests unexplored by the European man. She had established an uncontested monopoly of the commerce of all her colonies. But, forgetting all the warnings of preceding ages, forgetting the lessons written in the blood of her own children, through centuries of departed time, - she undertook to tax the people of the colonies without their consenter
8. Resistance, instantaneous, unconcerted, sympathetic, inflexible resistance, like an electric shock, startled and roused the people of all the English colonies on this continent. This was the first signal of the North American Union. The struggle was for chartered rights, for English liberties, for the cause of Algernon Sydney and John Hampden, for trial by jury, the Habeas Corpus, and Magna Charta.
9. But, the English lawyers had decided, that Parliament was omnipotent, and Parliament in their omnipotence, instead of trial by jury and the Habeas Corpus, erected admiralty courts in England to try Americans for offences charged against them as committed in America, instead of the privileges of Magna Charta, nullified the charter itself of Massachusetts Bay; shut up the port of Boston; sent armies and navies to keep the peace, and teach the colonies, that John Hampden was a rebel, and Algernon Sydney a traitor.
10. English liberties had failed them. From the omnipotence of Parliament the colonists appealed to the rights of men, and the omnipotence of the God of battles. Union! Union! was the instinctive and simultaneous cry throughout the land. Their Congress, assembled at Philadelphia, once, twice, had petitioned the king; had remonstrated to Parliament; had addressed the people of Britain, for the rights of Englishmen, in vain. Fleets and armies, the blood of Lexington, and the fires of Charlestown and Falmouth, had been the answer petition, remonstrance, and address.
11. Independence was declared. The colonies were transformed into States. Their inhabitants were proclaimed to be one people, renouncing all allegiance to the British crown; all copatriotism with the British nation; all claims to chartered rights as Englishmen. Thenceforth their charter was the Declaration of Independence; their rights, the natural rights of mankind; their government, such as should be instituted by themselves, under the solemn, mutual pledges of perpetual union, founded on the self-evident. truths proclaimed in the Declaration.
LESSON CLII. History of America.
1. HAPPY was it for America, happy for the world, that a great name, a guardian genius, presided over her destinies in war, combining more than the virtues of the Roman Fabius and the Theban Epaminondas, and, compared with whom, the conquerors of the world, the Alexanders and Cæsars, are but pageants crimsoned with blood, and decked with the trophies of slaughter, objects equally of the wonder and the execration of mankind.
2. The hero of America was the conqueror only of his country's foes, and the hearts of his countrymen. To the one he was a terror, and in the other he gained ascendency, supreme, unrivalled, the tribute of admiring gratitude, the reward of a nation's love.
3. The deep interest, excited by the events of war, does not derive its intenseness from the numbers engaged. The army of Xerxes astounds us with its embodied millions; but it is only with Leonidas, and his three hundred Spartans, that the heart mingles its sympathies, and is agitated with thrilling hopes and fears. Kings pursue the game of war, as men play at chess. They marshal their hosts, battles are fought, and there are conquest and defeat. We may follow their fortunes with a languid curiosity, but with no intense feeling. The reason is obvious. We can be wrought upon only by vivid impressions, and what in some way touches the springs of the human affections.
4. The American armies, compared with the embattled legions of the old world, were small in numbers, but the soul of a whole people centred in the bosom of these more than Spartan bands, and vibrated quickly and keenly with every incident that befell them, whether in their feats of valor, or the acuteness of their sufferings. The country itself was one wide battle-field, in which, not merely the lifeblood, but the dearest interests, the sustaining hopes, of every individual were at stake.
5. It was not a war of pride and ambition between monarchs, in which an island or a province might be the award of success; it was a contest for personal liberty and civil rights, coming down in its principles to the very sanctuary of home and the fireside, and determining for every man


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Monday marks the end of an era in Illinois consumer protection, as the state's longest-serving attorney general will step aside.
After 16 years in office, Attorney General Lisa Madigan is getting ready for her next chapter - and taking a look back at all she's tackled - in an exclusive interview with NBC 5 Responds, like you've never seen her before.
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Getting to work meant taking on many of the expected issues, but it also meant navigating a new world, as digital devices changed everything for consumers.
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As the office tackled that task, a more immediate crisis cropped up: the collapse of the housing market, which hit Chicago hard and launched Madigan into a national role as the first Illinois attorney general to argue in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in 25 years.
"I was spending the vast majority of my time in Washington, D.C., negotiating the mortgage foreclosure settlement, that $25 billion dollar deal," she recalled. "I was at the Department of Justice, you know, week in and week out." How Lisa Madigan's Supreme Court Case Was Full Circle
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That work ultimately snared a bevy of bad actors - and left Madigan with personal stories she may never shake.
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Outgoing Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan describes her job, which she says many people don't full understand.
"I've learned this - even lawyers don't understand what the state attorney general does," she said.
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Its scope is both enormous and complicated - though some boil it down as the only elected official who actually makes people happy.
"Not all the time," Madigan said with a laugh. "I would say like 98 percent of the time."
Madigan's most impactful case, in her eyes? She couldn't decide.
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The one that kept her up most at night?
"So-called debtors prisons," Madigan responded. "Where people are using, you know, they're using the court process ultimately to throw people into prison or jail simply because they don't have the resources to pay a debt." The Case Lisa Madigan Wishes She Could See Through
Outgoing Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan reveals the one ongoing case in her office that she wishes she could see through to the end, because, as she said, "justice needs to be served."
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"I'm not gonna miss the cockroaches at the Thompson Center," she exclaimed. "That is the worst! They're big, they're big." What Lisa Madigan Will - and Won't - Miss
There's one thing about her office that outgoing Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says she won't miss, but plenty that she will.
But what she will miss is both the people and the work itself.
"I mean the greatest thing about my job is that when somebody comes to the office, or when I see something on TV, and I know we can help, I'm right there," she said. "I mean I bring the mail I get from home and say look, I can tell this is a scam! Find out." Lisa Madigan Is 'Worst-Case Scenario Mom'
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Into the office at age 36 and out at 52, Madigan said her recipe for success came from another prominent Illinois politician.
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"And you know where I got that? I got that from watching Paul Simon," she continued. Where Lisa Madigan Found Her Mantra
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"I had the opportunity to work with him, and he was just such an extraordinary public servant that I saw, you know people disagreed with him, when he was, you know, from Southern Illinois talking about the injustice of the death penalty. And nonetheless they supported him, because they understood why he was saying that, they knew he believed in that, and he was always at the forefront of issues."
The easiest question of all might be the hardest thing for this attorney general to put behind - is this the best job she thinks she'll ever have?
"Oh there's a really good chance," she quickly answered. "And certainly as a lawyer, it's difficult to imagine a better job. And I can tell you among my AG colleagues around the country, even the folks that go onto the U.S. Senate and other governors, they all say the best job I ever had was serving as attorney general."


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With over 35 years of experience in the industry, TurbineAero has advanced a cause that plays a significant role in the country's economy, with an industry that employs millions of workers and enables countless airlines to fly each day. TurbineAero is an organization that drives the US and global economy, while at the same time directly contributes to the safety of the country in a manner that creates a platform for the country's finest to continue to serve that cause and work their craft throughout their careers.
Rob Higby's Passion for Aviation Taking TurbineAero to the New Heights
Rob Higby, CEO of TurbineAero, Inc., is a graduate from Duke University. Rob spent five years in the investment banking and private equity industry before moving to Boston, MA to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he received his Master's in Business Administration in 2003.
As the CEO of TurbineAero, Rob's excitement for aviation, dedication to execution, and drive to succeed has helped TurbineAero to exceed expectations. Under Rob's leadership, TurbineAero was awarded APU MRO Top Shop Award in April 2017 from The145.com. Rob's immense focus has successfully transformed TurbineAero's commercial efforts by focusing TurbineAero to be the most comprehensive, flexible, and customer-focused APU MRO Services Company in the world. With Rob as the CEO, TurbineAero has booked close to $100 million in long-term contracts in less than eight months. Rob's vision for TurbineAero has enabled him to quickly attract and hire some of the top management talent in commercial aviation today.
Rob has successfully integrated the former Triumph team with new TurbineAero team members to create a world class organization. One of the aspects that interested Rob in the company was the strong dedication to hire the US Armed Forces veterans.
Today, TurbineAero's workforce includes 75% USA military veterans, and Rob remains extremely focused on furthering a company culture with the same values as its Armed Services. Rob's dedication to the Armed Forces, doesn't stop there. He is currently leading TurbineAero's community efforts to help Folds of Honor, an organization that provides education scholarships to the children and spouses of the fallen service members. In addition, to maintaining the Armed Forces tie into TurbineAero, Rob initiated another community partnership; working with Arizona State University's Engineering School to create an internship program.
Rob has much bigger plans for TurbineAero as he wants to create the largest and most comprehensive APU MRO services company in the world.
Top-notch Services offered by TurbineAero
TurbineAero bundled the MRO experience, to include: Repair & Overhaul; Accessories including LRU's and Machine Parts; Engineering Technical Support; OEM Repairs; Development and Manufacturing of Parts Manufactured Approval (PMA); Designated Engineering Representative (DER) Repair; APU Customer Support Training; and APU Leases Spares Pool.
New APU product lines and services support both commercial and military customers. Since February 2017, when the organization became known as TurbineAero, it streamlined the industry with a global presence, employing over 200+ employees across its Arizona and Thailand facilities. The company has a direct service to the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa.
TurbineAero's goal of being the most comprehensive, flexible, customer-oriented MRO services company in the world has led it to refocus its efforts on the customer to create custom solutions to meet their APU objectives. "With the current state of business, you must have the best pricing, the best quality, the best customer service to win long term deals, but more importantly listen to the customer to solve their specific needs," says Rob.
Developing Complete Capabilities on New Platforms
TurbineAero develops complete capabilities on new platforms, which includes its most recent APS3200 addition. Rob asserts, "With this vast spectrum of experience, our ability to take a new product from whole to completely disassembled, to the detail level, then source the repair parts and rebuild to whole again, with successful certification, is a stellar precedent in this field."
The long-term commitments of TurbineAero to its customers, and the desire to maintain the healthiest fleet of APUs possible, emphasizes the company's expertise and maintains a teamwork-oriented atmosphere, solving current issues that hamper the industry today. To further increase innovation at TurbineAero:
It has increased pneumatic, gearbox, load compressor, oil components, overall APU, power section and electrical component capabilities.
Increased and modified the test cells.
Developed test stands, test adapters, overhauled tooling.
Developed and employed the most experienced on-site Engineering Team in the industry.
Authored and continue to maintain technical FAA approved manuals.
It provides quarterly training courses to cultivate and further its innovative APU MRO process.
Getting Future Ready
TurbineAero is developing methods to provide airlines the same information on older APUs as can be found on APU's coming from the OEM today. While elaborating this, Rob adds, "One of the biggest obstacles facing our customers is management of suppliers for repairs of machine parts and Line Replaceable Units (LRU). Our customers have found that they have too many suppliers to track down and manage."
TurbineAero has made the decision to be the general contractor for all the LRU's and machine parts. In the past, the company would only work with LRU's on its own capable listing. Now, TurbineAero is expanding to manage all APU's for the customer. "This means that our customers can send us the LRU or machine part and we provide the service to them. In addition, TurbineAero plans to add capabilities to bring as much of the LRU work in-house as possible," concludes Rob.
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Q: Jenkins - Publish Over SSH - EXEC: STDOUT/STDERR - bash: service: command not found I have issue with Publish Over SSH plugin and already try so many possible solution, but still doesn't work:

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service monitoring-daemon stop
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    10:26:25 cd /home/push/monitoring/target
    10:26:25 rm -rf Monitoring.jar
    10:26:25 ls -la | grep Monitoring | grep -v grep | awk '{print $9}' | xargs -I file mv file Monitoring.jar
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    10:26:25 SSH: EXEC: connected
    10:26:25 bash: service: command not found
    10:26:25 bash: line 4: service: command not found
    10:26:25 SSH: EXEC: completed after 201 ms
    10:26:25 SSH: Disconnecting configuration [*********] ...
    10:26:25 ERROR: Exception when publishing, exception message [Exec exit status not zero. Status [127]]
    10:26:25 Build step 'Send files or execute commands over SSH' changed build result to UNSTABLE
    10:26:25 [ANALYSIS-COLLECTOR] Computing warning deltas based on reference build #48

My Jenkins is using bash as default shell, and remote server also bash.
Remote Server .bashrc
# .bashrc
alias service='/sbin/service'
# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
        . /etc/bashrc
fi

# User specific aliases and functions

Remote Server .bash_profile
# .bash_profile
# Get the aliases and functions
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
        . ~/.bashrc
fi

# User specific environment and startup programs

PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin
export PATH

is there any piece of configuration or step that I'm missing?

A: Try putting the full path for "service", ie..  replace "service" with "/usr/sbin/service"
Adding a first line like below might also help set  your path

. /etc/profile

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Apple is increasingly amplifying the work of publishers with the announcement this week of Apple News+, a new subscription service that brings together over 300 popular magazines, leading newspapers and digital publishers via its Apple News app.
Only available in the US and Canada, Apple News+ presents the relevant content.
This comes from a broad range of publishers including Geographic Magazine, People, ELLE, The Wall Street Journal and Los Angeles Times, the Atlantic, Better Homes & Gardens, Bon Appétit, Condé Nast Traveler, ELLE, Entertainment Weekly, ESPN The Magazine, Esquire, Food & Wine, Good Housekeeping, GQ, Health, InStyle, Martha Stewart Living, National Geographic, New York Magazine, The New Yorker, O, The Oprah Magazine, Parents, People, Real Simple, Rolling Stone, Runner's World, Sports Illustrated, TIME, Travel + Leisure, Vanity Fair, Vogue, WIRED and Woman's Day. In addition, Apple News+ includes The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times and Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper.
What's different from Apple News?
Apple News+ appears as the "upgraded" version of Apple News. News+ adds a more expansive collection of high-quality stories to the free experience of Apple News, which is the No. 1 news app.
Apple News delivers current events coverage from trusted sources on iPhone, iPad and Mac, including access to Top Stories, Trending Stories and a personalised feed of articles. Articles are displayed with richly layouts, animated covers, vivid photography and bold typography.
The aim of this new app is mainly to celebrate great writing work and encouraging people discovering magazines and stories they would have likely never met before as Lauren Kern editor-in-chief of Apple News says:
"We're committed to supporting quality journalism, and with Apple News+, we want to celebrate the great work being done by magazines and news outlets,We think the breadth and quality of publications within Apple News+ will encourage more people to discover stories and titles they may never have come across before."
Apple News+ is available today in the US for $9.99 a month and in Canada for $12.99 a month. Customers can sign up for a free one-month trial, and the plan automatically renews after the trial ends. To sign up for Apple News+, customers must update to iOS 12.2 or macOS 10.14.4. Through Family Sharing, up to six family members can share one Apple News+ subscription. Apple News+ will be available in the UK and Australia later this year.
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SwimSwam Film Fest: I'm a film festival fan, and I've been a fan of this swimming short film since it went live back in the spring of 2012. Shot on location at North Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia, the images are gorgeous, the acting's authentic, and the story's focused. We all know that guy who pulled every trick in the book to win the race or game or bet.
Neither the director or producer listed the gear. I thought it was captured on a Canon 5D (Mark II) or 7D, but it appears they used a lab, appears they captured the story on film. Maybe the director will weigh in and let us know?
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Arturo Wallace Salinas with his partner Antía Castedo.
Arturo Wallace Salinas first came to England in 2000 to study a Master's degree in Media & Communication. "Despite having Scottish ancestry, I never really thought of England as a destination for myself," he says, "but after studying at LSE (London School of Economics), I fell in love with the city. I decided to do my Master's degree in English, because that way I could improve my English."
While studying, Arturo got a job with the BBC World Service and after completing his studies he returned to Nicaragua. He remained in touch with the BBC and returned to England in 2010 to work for them. However, not long after he arrived in London, the BBC sent Arturo to Colombia to be the correspondent there in Central America, where he stayed for four years before returning to London.
Antía first arrived in London 10 years ago. She came as an Erasmus student and studied Political Science. After graduating, she went back to Spain to work as a journalist for a newspaper in Barcelona. "I came to England because my boyfriend at the time was here and because I wasn't happy with the working conditions in Spain." In England, Antía applied to work as a freelance journalist for the BBC and eventually entered into a full-time contract with them.
It was while working at the BBC that Arturo and Antía met for the first time. Arturo says they used to see each other at the pub after work. "We managed to keep it quiet for a while," he says, "because we didn't know whether it would develop into something serious or not."
In terms of future plans, Arturo says it is likely he will be sent to various places as a correspondent, but for now, as long as he continues working for the BBC, London will remain his base.
"I see London as a temporary place," Antía says, "but you never know what's going to happen in life. Living in London is nice, but it's expensive. Neither of us are people who want to have a very stable life with lots of luxuries. In London, it's difficult to find a place and settle down and with our salaries. It would be impossible to buy a house!"
While Arturo feels a sense of returning home when he flies back into London after being away, Antía says she hasn't yet found that connection.
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