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Lucille Ball and the Fire Department
Where there’s smoke - there’s Lucy! Lucy’s encounters with the fire department are legendary - even becoming a volunteer firefighter on “The Lucy Show.”
“I Love Lucy” wouldn’t have been possible without the cooperation of the Los Angeles Fire Department, who helped bring the studio up to code for filming when live audiences were introduced to the mix. Previously, audiences were not permitted on film sets due to fire codes. Ironically, the show’s sponsor was a cigarette company, at a time when smoking indoors was commonplace.
In “Be A Pal” (1951), Lucy sets fire to Ricky’s newspaper to get his attention! Considering all the trouble and cost Desi had to assure the studio audience’s safety for the Los Angels Fire Department, it is amazing this gag was allowed!
“Fred and Ethel Fight” (1952) ~ When Fred and Ethel patch things up, Lucy and Ricky start feuding, leading to Lucy to pretend to be hit by a bus and Ricky to stage a fire in the apartment to test each other’s affection. Ricky and Fred use a toy siren and a beekeepers smoker to convince Lucy the building’s ablaze.
Moments from the episode, including the aftermath of the ‘fire’ were recreated for the 2021 film Being the Ricardos.
In “The Marriage License” (1953), one of the many hats worn by Mr. Willoughby (Irving Bacon) is fireman, presumably of the Connecticut town of Greenwich where the scene is set. Mr. Willoughby mistakes Lucy’s red hair for the flames of a fire. His helmet says “Engine 1″.
In "Too Many Crooks" (1953), suspecting Lucy to be Madam X, Fred and Ethel spy on her from the fire escape. Fire escapes were common features of New York City apartment buildings, a series of metal ladders allowing residents to get out of the building in case of a fire. They were most famously represented in the musical West Side Story.
A running plot point of the first season of “The Lucy Show” (1963) has Lucy and Viv recruiting their friends to serve as the Danfield Volunteer Fire Department. Naturally, Lucy serves as Captain.
Six weeks earlier, in “Lucy Puts Up a TV Antenna” (1962), two firemen help Lucy and Viv off the roof when their DIY installation of a TV aerial goes wrong. Chuck Roberson and Hubie Kerns play the firemen.
Lucy is dismayed that nearby towns have a fire department, while Danfield has none. In “Lucy and Viv are Volunteer Fireman” (1963), the first episode to begin the plotline, Lucy writes to her congressman about the situation.
Dear Senator Dodds;
I feel it is my duty to point out an alarming situation which exists here in Danfield. Because of re-zoning in the county our fire department has been transferred to Ridgebury many, many miles away. As a result, in case of a fire, defenseless women and little children will be left helpless to face a flaming inferno. Until this outrageous condition is rectified, the least you can do for Danfield is to create a volunteer fire department.
Yours very truly,
Lucille Carmichael
PS: I plan to vote for you in the next election. That is, if the polling place hasn’t burned down.
In response to their letter, they are visited by Captain Metcalf (Patrick McVey) of the Ridgebury Fired Department.
Jerry and Sherman are appointed Junior Firemen. This is a real-life program for youth run by most American and British fire departments to encourage home safety in fire prevention. Talking about the potential for a fire, Lucy says she doesn’t want to be known as one of the “Last of the Red Hot Mamas.”
The episode uses a fire pole and a Moreland fire truck. Both are employed for comic effect.
Lucy and Viv rehearse putting on their fire fighter uniforms, calmly timing themselves as they do. When a real fire alarm sounds, the moment is comically chaotic.
When Metcalf is training the women at the old firehouse, there is a Smokey Bear Forest Fire Prevention poster behind him. This particular design was first issued in 1953.
Captain Metcalf claims that the reason the Danfield volunteer fire brigade will consist of all females is because so many men commute to New York, further reinforcing that fictional Danfield is a bedroom community of Manhattan.
In connection with this episode, Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance were made honorary fire chiefs of the Los Angeles Fire Department. They were photographed wearing official white helmets with Henri O'Bryant, vice president of the Fire Commission, Fred Kline, commission president, and LA Fire Chief William L. Miller.
Because the episode was shot out of order, the fire fighter plotline is not mentioned in the next two episodes, but resumes in “Lucy’s Barbershop Quartet” (1962). Since all the members of the group are members of the Danfield Volunteer Fire Brigade, the quartet is named The Four Alarms.
Again, the storyline is put on the back burner for two episodes, until “Lucy Drives a Dump Truck” (1963). After promising the Volunteer Fire Department that the town council will pay for their new uniforms, the girls find that they will be stuck for the cost themselves. They want to relieve Lucy as captain, until she comes up with the idea of selling newspapers for salvage.
In addition to Lucy and Viv, the members of the Danfield Volunteer Fire Department are: Thelma Green (Carole Cook), Audrey Simmons (Mary Jane Croft), Dorothy Boyer (Ruth Crews, later Dorothy Konrad), Babette Edwards (Karen Norris), Frances (Mary Wickes), Colleen (Renita Reachi), Pauline Lopus, Grace, as well as background performers Bess Flowers and Hazel Pierce.
The next time we hear about the volunteer fire department, the show is being filmed (but not initially aired) in color! “Lucy Plays Cleopatra” (1963). The women recruite acting coach Professor Gitterman (Hans Conried) to help them stage the production.
“Lucy and Viv Play Softball” (1963) ~ Lucy and Viv are usually bench warmers when the Danfield Volunteer Fire Department plays softball, but a member’s preganancy lands them on the field.
"Lucy Puts Out a Fire at the Bank” (1963) ~ When the town council refuses to fund the Danfield Volunteer Fire Department, Lucy takes her brigade for some training to impress Mr. Mooney, then sets a small fire at the bank to demonstrate their worth! Mr. Mooney wants Danfield to be served by New Rochelle's Fire Department. In previous episodes they were served by Ridgebury.
The Danfield Volunteer Fire Department has a service record of:
43 cat rescues; 12 of them of the same cat.
8 clogged up chimney flues unclogged.
16 piles of burning leaves were extinguished.
1 lawsuit against the city for water damage at the Armenian restaurant for an incident surrounding flaming shish-kabob on a sword.
Their training is led by Captain Burke (Alan Hale Jr.). This is the final episode of the fire brigade plotline, ending a year after it is introduced.
In “Lucy the Coin Collector” (1964), Lucy and Viv stand on the street in front of a bright yellow fire hydrant. Along with the mailbox, the fire hydrant was a standard set dressing for scenes taking place on city streets.
In “Lucy the Disc Jockey” (1965), the last episode set in Danfield, Lucy uses a fire extinguisher when the control board explodes. The radio station is covered in foam for the rest of the episode. The moment was included in the show’s opening montage.
“Lucy Makes a Few Extra Dollars” (1971) ~ Lucy Carter breaks out a fire extinguisher when Harry sets a fire in the office waste basket.
Larry J. Blake plays the fireman who comes to extinguish the trash can blaze.
“Lucy’s Punctured Romance” (1972) ~ Lucy burns the roast causing the fire department to smash the front door glass. Larry J. Blake returns as the Fire Cheif (wearing the same uniform), joined by Orwin C. Harvey and Sid Gould.
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"TOTAL SENTENCES FIFTY-THREE YEARS," Montreal Gazette. March 24, 1913. Page 12.
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Thirty Years Longest Individual Term Imposed in King's- Bench Court.
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TWO CASES HELD OVER.
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Youths Who Beat and Robbed Old Woman in Griffintown House Sent to Penitentiary.
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Fifty-three years and nine months was the total of the sentences imposed by Mr. Justice Lavergne in the Court of King's Bench on Saturday, the largest individual sentence being that of thirty years in the penitentiary. Alexandre Desgrossiliers, for a revolting outrage on his little niece, received this sentence. In answer to the question if he had anything to say before sentence was passed, the prisoner asked the court to take into consideration that he had been in jail for four months. The judge, characterizing him as a dangerous man who had already been sentenced to the penitentiary for seven years for an offence of much the same nature and had been released on ticket-of- leave, said that he should be removed from society. "You ask the court to consider your four months in jail, but that will make little difference to the sentence I impose you will go to the penitentiary for thirty years," said Mr. Justice Lavergne. The hush that had settled on the crowded court- room was broken by a concerted gasp, followed by whispered comment.
In the main the sentences imposed were reasonable and in nice proрогtion to the circumstances surrounding the committal of the offences, and Mr. Justice Lavergne sketched the cases before passing sentence.
A considerable portion of the session was occupied by points raised by Mr. Gonzalve Desaulniers, K.C., who made motion for a new trial for Hector Mercier, found guilty of an assault on a little girl, on the broad ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. Mr. Justice Lavergne refused to grant the application, but suspended sentence on the prisoner until Wednesday, which day was set for the sentencing of the three Chinamen found guilty of attempting to murder Moon On as a result of breaking into and shooting in gambling house on West Legauchetiere street. Mr. James Crankshaw, Jr., had asked delay as he was considering the matter of taking the case to appeal, and since Crown Prosecutor Walsh made no objection, the delay was granted.
In the case of John Dacter and John Finn, found guilty of wounding with intent an old woman in Griffintown, into whose house they broke, and boat her, Dacter asked the leniency of the court, promising that he would pot use liquor in future, but Finn said that he had no statement to make. Mr. Justice Lavergne remarked that he could see little in the record of either of the prisoners to warrant the court showing undue mercy. The records showed that between them there were convictions with six months for wounding, six months for theft, four months for theft and two years for the same offence. He said that they had pleaded guilty, but he had read the depositions in the case and sent them to the penitentiary for five years each.
In passing sentence on Nick Houchulck, Gregory Casuil and Todor Narhirniak, found guilty of manslaughter by causing the death of Konrad Kroszka, the judge said that it was a case of a row at a Polish wedding, where the guests had been drinking, but there was nothing in the evidence to show that there had been provocation for the act. The three men certainly had set on the man and beaten him, but the evidence showed that it was Todor Narhirniak that had drawn the knife and stabbed the victim in the head with it. In returning their verdict the jury at the time asked that leniency be shown Bouchulck, and he was sentenced to three months in jail, Casuil got six months and Narharnaik was sent to the penitentiary for five years.
Sylvestre Smith, the negro who shot at Lieut. Menard and was found guilty of shooting with intent to commit murder, was sent to the penitentiary for three years, and George Charbonneau, found guilty of manslaughter, was sent to jail for ten months. Judge Lavergne said that his victim was an old man and it was a cowardly act to strike him twice. Charbonneau, who is suffering from a weak heart and was in a highly nervous state, presented a ghastly appearance in the dock while the judge was commenting on the case. It was evident that he was on the verge of collapse and he gripped the front of the desk and stared ahead, his tongue pressed between his teeth. In view of the circumstances attendant upon the case, the prisoner's health and the fact that he had already been in jail for two months, Charbonneau was sent to jail for only ten months more.
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Netzwerk „ECOP AFRIKA“ gewinnt Meeresschutzpreis „ocean tribute” Award 2024 auf der boot Düsseldorf
Gemeinsame Initiative zum Schutz der Meere
Mit der Initiierung des „ocean tribute“ Award haben sich die die boot Düsseldorf, die monegassische Fürst Albert II Stiftung und die Deutsche Meeresstiftung ein klares Ziel gesetzt: Menschen, Projekte oder Initiativen bei ihrem Einsatz für den Meeresschutz zu unterstützen. Seit 2018 wird der mit 20.000 € dotierte Preis jährlich im Rahmen der BLUE MOTION NIGHT verliehen.
Der diesjährige Preisträger ist das Netzwerk „ECOP AFRICA“ – mit der Vision einer naturbasierten Kohlenstoffentfernung und nachhaltiger Aquakultur in Afrika. Stellvertretend für die Initiative nahm Peter Teye Busumprah aus Ghana den Preis in Empfang.
„ECOP AFRICA“ setzt sich für einen gesunden Ozean ein, indem das Netzwerk beispielsweise Meeresökosysteme repariert und neu aufbaut. Die ECOP-Mitglieder aus verschiedensten afrikanischen Ländern entwickeln Strategien zur Unterbindung der illegalen, nicht gemeldeten und unregulierten Fischerei. Dafür bieten sie eine Echtzeitüberwachung und Strategien für eine nachhaltige Aquakultur an. „ECOP AFRICA“ nutzt zudem das indigene Wissen über die Ozeane und setzt es für Klimaschutzmaßnahmen ein. Nicht zuletzt entwickeln die Mitglieder Kommunikationsprogramme zum Thema Meer, um die Armut in den Ländern zu bekämpfen.
Laudator Frank Schweikert, Vorstand Deutsche Meeresstiftung, verkündete das Ergebnis aus Jury- und Public-Voting: „Herzlichen Glückwunsch an ECOP AFRICA und ihr wunderbares Engagement für den Meeresschutz. Mich freut ganz besonders, dass der Preis an ein Netzwerk geht, dessen Mitglieder in verschiedenen afrikanischen Nationen aktiv sind und dabei länderübergreifend Hand in Hand arbeiten.“ boot Director Petros Michelidakis ergänzt: „Unsere Meere spielen auch hinsichtlich des Klimahaushaltes eine große Rolle und durch den „ocean tribute“ Award hoffen wir weitere Unterstützer für dieses wichtige Anliegen zu gewinnen. Dabei haben wir uns die Nachhaltigkeitsvorgabe der Vereinten Nationen zum Leitsatz gemacht: Ziel ist es, Ozeane, Meere und Meeresressourcen im Sinne nachhaltiger Entwicklung zu erhalten oder Zerstörtes wiederherzustellen.“
Der „ocean tribute“ Award wird jedes Jahr am Montag der boot im Rahmen der BLUE MOTION NIGHT feierlich verliehen. Auch in diesem Jahr erschienen zahlreiche Prominente Gesichter am Montagabend in der Halle 6 der Messe. Unter ihnen Dirk Steffens, Moderator/RTL Geo, Emily Penn, Ocean Ambassador, Patrick Mölleken, Schauspieler, Vivienne Oesch, Model und Influencerin, Wolfram Kons, RTL Moderator, Petra Dieners, Influencerin und Modeunternehmerin, Alex mit Britt Jolig, Schriftsteller/Künstler, Adrian & Anne Bedoy, Loreàl Foto & Film und Managerin Loreal, Anthony Sarpong, Sterne-Koch, und Taina Thoma, Sterne-Koch u. Promi-Ärztin, Jeanine Halene, Werbeprofi, Marion Bock, Pharma-Managerin, Elna von Bentheim, Moderatorin, Mark Aengevelt, Aengevelt Immobilien, Mario Baccini Bürgermeister Fiumicino, Konrad Bergström, schwedischer Unternehmer, Oscar Bruch Jr., Schausteller, Stefan Engstfeld, MdL (Grüne), Angela Erwin, MdL (CDU), Andreas Hartnigk, Ratsherr (CDU), Dr. Oded Horowitz, Vorsitzender des Vorstandes Jüdische Gemeinde Düsseldorf, Oberbürgermeister Dr. Stephan Keller, Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf, Matthias Körner, Geschäftsführer Rheinische Post Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Mona Küppers Präsidentin DSV Ehrenpräsidentin Segler-Verband NRW e.V. Olaf-Joachim Lehne, MdL Landtag Nordrhein-Westfalen (CDU), Jan Lindenau, Bürgermeister der Hansestadt Lübeck, Florian Merz-Betz, Herausgeber Rheinische Post Mediengruppe, Prof. Christoph Meyer, Generalintendant Deutsche Oper am Rhein, Ute-Henriette Ohoven, Barbara und Christiane Oxenfort, Marcel Piwolinski, Präsident Borussia Düsseldorf e.V., Mirko Rohloff, FDP-Ratsfraktion, Wolfgang Rolshoven, Baas Heimatverein Düsseldorfer Jonges e.V., Ratsherr Giuseppe Saitta, Frank Schweikert, Vorstand Deutsche Meeresstiftung, Dr. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, MdB (FDP).
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Kondzilla, el genio detrás del monstruo
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Es probable que no, pero sabemos que el mercado brasileño no es para improvisados y que la informalidad que pueda haber a nivel social no se replica en el mercado digital. Mucha gente, mucho dinero. En este contexto, surge la figura del productor joven que convierte en oro todo lo que toca: Kondzilla.
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Todo el canal grita una claridad conceptual impactante, la misma que increíblemente tuvo el joven Kondzilla cuando, a sus 20 años, se encontró huérfano con una póliza de seguro acreditada a su nombre. Su paso siguiente fue comprarse un buen equipo de filmación y recorrer São Paulo con él.
9 años más tarde, los 36,291,191 suscriptores (y subiendo) validan que las decisiones artísticas y comerciales de Konrad han sido siempre las correctas.
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Elon Musk (2021)
Volodymyr Zelenskyy (2022)
Dall’articolo "Every ‘TIME’ Person of the Year Since 1927" di Jake Rossen
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Holidays 4.4
Holidays
Antitrust Day
Art Deco Day
Atlanta Day
Auditory Processing Disorder Awareness Day
Ballroom Dance Day
Basque Day (Spain)
Bonza Bottler Day
Cat’s Day (Taiwan)
Chicago Flag Day (Illinois)
Children’s Day (China, Taiwan)
Clear and Bright Day (Farmer’s Calendar; China)
404 Day
HIE Awareness Day
Hug a Newsperson Day
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action (UN)
International Day to Defend Amina
International Rock Beat Day
Jeep 4x4 Day
Maya Angelou Day (Boston)
Microsoft Day
Mourning Day for Covid-19 Martyrs (China)
National Dillon Day
National Horse Rehabilitation Day
National Lunchbreak Day (UK)
National Pansy Day
Ose Matsuri (Japan)
Peace Day (Angola)
Refugee Rights Day (Canada)
Sarhul (Jharkhand, India)
Swedish-American Friendship Day
Tell-A-Lie Day
Victims of Violence Wholly Day
Vitamin "C" Day
Walk Around Things Day
World Drummers Day
World Plagiocephaley Day
World Rat Day
World Stray Animals Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Chocolate Milk Powder Day (a.k.a. Powdered Chocolate Day)
Homogenized Milk Day
International Carrot Day
National Cordon Bleu Day
National Pub Day (UK)
National Ramen Noodle Day
1st Tuesday in April
National Family Caregiver Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
National Healthy Schools Day [1st Tuesday]
National Service Recognition Day [1st Tuesday]
Oncology Nursing Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
Sexual Assault Awareness Day of Action [1st Tuesday]
Independence Days
Jacktoopia (Declared; 2014) [unrecognized]
Senegal (from France, 1960)
Sorrenia (Declared; 2013) [unrecognized]
Feast Days
Aequinoctium Vernum VI (Pagan)
Benedict the Moor (Christian; Saint)
Dabucuri pataub, (Initiation Rites of the Young Men; to Jurupari, South American Guarani/Tupi God)
Feast of No Saints Day (Pastafarian)
Gaetano Catanoso (Christian; Saint)
Holy Tuesday [5 Days before Easter]
Isidore of Seville (Christian; Saint)
The Kangaroo Rat (Muppetism)
Katori Jingu Otaue-sai (Rice Planting Festival; Japan)
Magna Mater begins (aka Megalesia / Great Mother Festival; Ancient Rome)
Martin Luther King Jr. (Episcopal Church (USA))
Maurice de Vlaminck (Artology)
Megalesia (Mother of Gods Festival; Phrygian)
Mahavir Jayanti (a.k.a. Janma Kalyanak; Jainism)
Nafels Pilgrimage (Glarus Canton, Switzerland)
Pierre-Paul Prud´hon (Artology)
Portfirio Diaz Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Reginald Heber (Anglican Church of Canada)
Theodisius of Bithynia (Positivist; Saint)
Tigernach of Clones (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Unluckiest Day of the Year (China)
Premieres
Alice’s Auto Race (Disney Cartoon; 1927)
Aloha From Hawaii, by Elvis Presley (TV Concert Special; 1973)
Anna Karenina (Film; 1997)
Brilliant Corners, by Thelonius Monk (Album; 1957)
Bye Bye Birdie (Film; 1963)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Film; 2014)
Chasing Amy (Film; 1997)
Combatants Will Be Dispatched (Anime TV Series; 2021)
Cool for Cats, by Squeeze (Album; 1979)
Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (Anime Film; 2003)
The Double (Film; 2013)
Follies, by Stephen Sondheim (Broadway Musical; 1971)
The Good Life, a.k.a. Good Neighbors (UK TV Series; 1975)
High Fidelity, by Elvis Costello (Song; 1979)
Man’s Best Friend (Disney Cartoon; 1952)
Nim’s Island (Film; 2008)
Oliver’s Story, by Erich Segal (Novel; 1977)
The Party (Film; 1968)
Perils of Pauline (Film Series; 1914)
Rio Bravo (Film; 1959)
The Saint (Film; 1997)
What a Girl Wants (Film; 2003)
Today’s Name Days
Isidor, Konrad (Austria)
Benedikt, Izidor, Platon (Croatia)
Ivana (Czech Republic)
Ambrosius (Denmark)
Ambrus, Arbo, Arp, Arpo (Estonia)
Ukko (Finland)
Isidore (France)
Isidor, Konrad, Kurt (Germany)
Izidor (Hungary)
Isabelle, Isadora, Isidoro (Italy)
Herta, Valda (Latvia)
Algaudas, Ambraziejus, Eglė, Izidorius (Lithuania)
Nancy, Nanna, Nina (Norway)
Ambroży, Bazyli, Benedykt, Izydor, Wacław, Wacława, Zdzimir (Poland)
Iosif (Romania)
Izidor (Slovakia)
Benito (Spain)
Ambrosius, Marianne, Marlene (Sweden)
Cedric, Cedrica, Plato, Tiernan, Tierney (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 94 of 2024; 271 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 14 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Second Month 2 (Gui-Mao), Day 14 (Red-Chen)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 13 Nisan 5783
Islamic: 13 Ramadan 1444
J Cal: 3 Aqua; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 22 March 2023
Moon: 97%: Waxing Gibbous
Positivist: 10 Archimedes (4th Month) [Theodisius of Bithynia]
Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 16 of 90)
Zodiac: Aries (Day 15 of 30)
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Dienstag, 18.10.1983
Um acht Uhr aufgestanden, Bircher Müsli zum Frühstück, Uni, Vorlesung über Musiktheater, langweilig! Wollte mich bei BOTHO STRAUSS eintragen, aber es waren keine Eintragungslisten mehr da. Ein Mann in der Bibliothek fragte mich, ob ich den Zettel bräuchte. Ich fragte ihn warum und er meinte, weil ich ihn so interessiert anschaue. Ich fragte ihn, was das sei, von wem. Er sagte: "Von mir!" Ich glaubte von einem Professor. Dann war das Proseminar von der Dietrich. Sie kam nicht, schickte stattdessen ihren Assistenten, der ist ganz jung. Drei Jahre hat er studiert, so lange wie ich. Wie geht das? Die Stunde war todlangweilig. Ich machte mit Monika aus, dass wir zusammen in HÖLLENANGST und LULU gehen werden. Hinter mir saß einer, der sieht aus wie mein schöner Cousin Harald, er las Schnitzlers ANATOL, war ganz lieb, fragte mich, ob ich auch ins Regie-Seminar ginge. Bei der Musiktheater-Vorlesung kam einer noch später als ich, war ganz schwarz angezogen, hatte schwarze Haare, war sehr schön. Ich glaubte, das müsse der Sperlhofer sein, von dem Marguerite immer schwärmt. Nach Hause gefahren, wollte eine Stehplatzkarte für Freitag kaufen, die gibt es aber nur an der Abendkassa. Suchte eine Bäckerei, fand keine, einer, der vor mir ging, hatte eine Hose an, die war wie eine Pyjama-Hose, er war schön, ich ging ihm nach in die U-Bahn-Station. Plötzlich drehte er sich um und ging zurück, ich ging weiter. Begann, den Aufsatz über NOVALIS zu lesen. In Meidling stieg ich aus, kaufte Brot und einen Topfengolatschen. Zu Hause fand ich eine Postkarte von Mama, sie schrieb mir, dass sie mir zwei Pakete und das Geld geschickt habe. Fisch und Bohnen zum Mittagessen, es war nicht so gut wie gestern. Immer noch denke ich dauernd an Claudius. Tee getrunken und FALTER gelesen, Joni Mitchell und Musicbox angehört. Um sieben Uhr am Abend zum Schwedenplatz, habe in der U-Bahn mit dem KIRSCHGARTEN angefangen. Fand die Gölsdorfgasse nicht, bin zu weit gegangen, musste wieder zurück, ärgerte mich sehr, weil ich mich dauernd verirre, stand dann aber plötzlich davor. Viele Jahre später habe ich hier gearbeitet, in meinem geliebten Übersetzungsbüro WELTSPRACHEN am Rudolfsplatz.
Der Typ, der dieses Seminar hält, heißt Thomas, ist nett. Claudius: Nett, welch nettes Prädikat! Bei Interessensgebiet, dem Formular, das wir schon wieder ausfüllen mussten, schrieb ich wieder ARTAUD. Er schaute sich den Zettel an und sagte: "Ich sehe, dass da ARTAUD geschrieben steht. Das ist gut! Diese Übung nützt mir zwar nichts für die Scheine, aber sie ist toll. Wir machen oft Exkursionen. Nächstes Semester ist außereuropäisches Theater an der Reihe, der Einfluß außereuropäischer Theater auf das europäische Theater, die zwei Seminare gehören zusammen.
Ich las das Plakat für die KONRAD BAYER Aufführung, darauf stand, dass Ernst Schmied jr. mitgespielt hatte. Also war er der, der bei der Einführung in der Theaterwissenschaft war? Ernst Schmied jr., der Schwarzhaarige mit den braunen Augen, der aussah wie Tristan. Um halb elf kam ich heim, aß ein Butterbrot und kochte mir Tee. Morgen muss ich schon um sieben Uhr aufstehen. den FALTER gelesen, mich manches Mal geärgert, weil ich mich nicht auskenne. Um zwei Uhr eingeschlafen.
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People of the year by Time magazine
Year Name
2022 Volodymyr Zelenskyy
2021 Elon Musk
2020 Joe Biden, Kamala Harris
2019 Greta Thunberg
2018 The Guardians and the War on Truth
2017 The Silence Breakers
2016 Donald Trump
2015 Angela Merkel
2014 The Ebola Fighters
2013 Pope Francis
2012 Barack Obama
2011 The Protester
2010 Mark Zuckerberg
2009 Ben Bernanke
2008 Barack Obama
2007 Vladimir Putin
2006 You
2005 The Good Samaritans (Bill Gates)
2005 The Good Samaritans (Melinda Gates)
2005 The Good Samaritans (Bono)
2004 George W. Bush
2003 The American Soldier
2002 The Whistleblowers (Coleen Rowley)
2002 The Whistleblowers (Cynthia Cooper)
2002 The Whistleblowers (Sherron Watkins)
2001 Rudy Giuliani
2000 George W. Bush
1999 Albert Einstein
1999 Jeff Bezos
1998 Bill Clinton
1998 Ken Starr
1997 Andrew Grove
1996 David Ho
1995 Newt Gingrich
1994 Pope John Paul II
1993 The Peacemakers (Yasser Arafat)
1993 The Peacemakers (Nelson Mandela)
1993 The Peacemakers (F. W. de Klerk)
1993 The Peacemakers (Yitzhak Rabin)
1992 Bill Clinton
1991 Ted Turner
1990 George H. W. Bush
1989 Mikhail Gorbachev
1988 The Endangered Earth
1987 Mikhail Gorbachev
1986 Corazon Aquino
1985 Deng Xiaoping
1984 Peter Ueberroth
1983 Yuri Andropov
1983 Ronald Reagan
1982 The Computer
1981 Lech Wałęsa
1980 Ronald Reagan
1979 Ayatollah Khomeini
1978 Deng Xiaoping
1977 Anwar Sadat
1976 Jimmy Carter
1975 American Women
1974 King Faisal
1973 John Sirica
1972 Richard Nixon
1972 Henry Kissinger
1971 Richard Nixon
1970 Willy Brandt
1969 The Middle Americans
1968 The Apollo 8 Astronauts (Frank Borman)
1968 The Apollo 8 Astronauts (William Anders)
1968 The Apollo 8 Astronauts (Jim Lovell)
1967 Lyndon B. Johnson
1966 The Inheritor
1965 William Westmoreland
1964 Lyndon B. Johnson
1963 Martin Luther King Jr.
1962 Pope John XXIII
1961 John F. Kennedy
1960 American Scientists
1959 Dwight D. Eisenhower
1958 Charles de Gaulle
1957 Nikita Khrushchev
1956 The Hungarian Freedom Fighter
1955 Harlow Curtice
1954 John Foster Dulles
1953 Konrad Adenauer
1952 Elizabeth II
1951 Mohammad Mossadegh
1950 The American Soldier
1949 Winston Churchill
1948 Harry S. Truman
1947 George Marshall
1946 James F. Byrnes
1945 Harry S. Truman
1944 Dwight D. Eisenhower
1943 George Marshall
1942 Joseph Stalin
1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt
1940 Winston Churchill
1939 Joseph Stalin
1938 Adolf Hitler
1937 Chiang Kai-shek
1937 Soong Mei-ling
1936 Wallis Simpson
1935 Haile Selassie
1934 Franklin D. Roosevelt
1933 Hugh S. Johnson
1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt
1931 Pierre Laval
1930 Mahatma Gandhi
1929 Owen D. Young
1928 Walter Chrysler
1927 Charles Lindbergh
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Polish Youth Ekstraliga 2022 - 02.07.2022Game: Poltorak Sebastian (2322) - Ciborowski Konrad Jr (1927) 1-0:
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Holidays 4.4
Holidays
Antitrust Day
Art Deco Day
Atlanta Day
Auditory Processing Disorder Awareness Day
Ballroom Dance Day
Basque Day (Spain)
Bonza Bottler Day
Cat’s Day (Taiwan)
Chicago Flag Day (Illinois)
Children’s Day (China, Taiwan)
Clear and Bright Day (Farmer’s Calendar; China)
404 Day
HIE Awareness Day
Hug a Newsperson Day
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action (UN)
International Day to Defend Amina
International Rock Beat Day
Jeep 4x4 Day
Maya Angelou Day (Boston)
Microsoft Day
Mourning Day for Covid-19 Martyrs (China)
National Dillon Day
National Horse Rehabilitation Day
National Lunchbreak Day (UK)
National Pansy Day
Ose Matsuri (Japan)
Peace Day (Angola)
Refugee Rights Day (Canada)
Sarhul (Jharkhand, India)
Swedish-American Friendship Day
Tell-A-Lie Day
Victims of Violence Wholly Day
Vitamin "C" Day
Walk Around Things Day
World Drummers Day
World Plagiocephaley Day
World Rat Day
World Stray Animals Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Chocolate Milk Powder Day (a.k.a. Powdered Chocolate Day)
Homogenized Milk Day
International Carrot Day
National Cordon Bleu Day
National Pub Day (UK)
National Ramen Noodle Day
1st Tuesday in April
National Family Caregiver Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
National Healthy Schools Day [1st Tuesday]
National Service Recognition Day [1st Tuesday]
Oncology Nursing Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
Sexual Assault Awareness Day of Action [1st Tuesday]
Independence Days
Jacktoopia (Declared; 2014) [unrecognized]
Senegal (from France, 1960)
Sorrenia (Declared; 2013) [unrecognized]
Feast Days
Aequinoctium Vernum VI (Pagan)
Benedict the Moor (Christian; Saint)
Dabucuri pataub, (Initiation Rites of the Young Men; to Jurupari, South American Guarani/Tupi God)
Feast of No Saints Day (Pastafarian)
Gaetano Catanoso (Christian; Saint)
Holy Tuesday [5 Days before Easter]
Isidore of Seville (Christian; Saint)
The Kangaroo Rat (Muppetism)
Katori Jingu Otaue-sai (Rice Planting Festival; Japan)
Magna Mater begins (aka Megalesia / Great Mother Festival; Ancient Rome)
Martin Luther King Jr. (Episcopal Church (USA))
Maurice de Vlaminck (Artology)
Megalesia (Mother of Gods Festival; Phrygian)
Mahavir Jayanti (a.k.a. Janma Kalyanak; Jainism)
Nafels Pilgrimage (Glarus Canton, Switzerland)
Pierre-Paul Prud´hon (Artology)
Portfirio Diaz Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Reginald Heber (Anglican Church of Canada)
Theodisius of Bithynia (Positivist; Saint)
Tigernach of Clones (Christian; Saint)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]
Unluckiest Day of the Year (China)
Premieres
Alice’s Auto Race (Disney Cartoon; 1927)
Aloha From Hawaii, by Elvis Presley (TV Concert Special; 1973)
Anna Karenina (Film; 1997)
Brilliant Corners, by Thelonius Monk (Album; 1957)
Bye Bye Birdie (Film; 1963)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Film; 2014)
Chasing Amy (Film; 1997)
Combatants Will Be Dispatched (Anime TV Series; 2021)
Cool for Cats, by Squeeze (Album; 1979)
Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (Anime Film; 2003)
The Double (Film; 2013)
Follies, by Stephen Sondheim (Broadway Musical; 1971)
The Good Life, a.k.a. Good Neighbors (UK TV Series; 1975)
High Fidelity, by Elvis Costello (Song; 1979)
Man’s Best Friend (Disney Cartoon; 1952)
Nim’s Island (Film; 2008)
Oliver’s Story, by Erich Segal (Novel; 1977)
The Party (Film; 1968)
Perils of Pauline (Film Series; 1914)
Rio Bravo (Film; 1959)
The Saint (Film; 1997)
What a Girl Wants (Film; 2003)
Today’s Name Days
Isidor, Konrad (Austria)
Benedikt, Izidor, Platon (Croatia)
Ivana (Czech Republic)
Ambrosius (Denmark)
Ambrus, Arbo, Arp, Arpo (Estonia)
Ukko (Finland)
Isidore (France)
Isidor, Konrad, Kurt (Germany)
Izidor (Hungary)
Isabelle, Isadora, Isidoro (Italy)
Herta, Valda (Latvia)
Algaudas, Ambraziejus, Eglė, Izidorius (Lithuania)
Nancy, Nanna, Nina (Norway)
Ambroży, Bazyli, Benedykt, Izydor, Wacław, Wacława, Zdzimir (Poland)
Iosif (Romania)
Izidor (Slovakia)
Benito (Spain)
Ambrosius, Marianne, Marlene (Sweden)
Cedric, Cedrica, Plato, Tiernan, Tierney (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 94 of 2024; 271 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 14 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Second Month 2 (Gui-Mao), Day 14 (Red-Chen)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 13 Nisan 5783
Islamic: 13 Ramadan 1444
J Cal: 3 Aqua; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 22 March 2023
Moon: 97%: Waxing Gibbous
Positivist: 10 Archimedes (4th Month) [Theodisius of Bithynia]
Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 16 of 90)
Zodiac: Aries (Day 15 of 30)
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Ilaix and Dest congratulating Konrad on his move/wishing him well 🥺
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