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Understand MongoDB's request routing
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis put together a couple of scripts to explain how requests are routed in a MongoDB cluster:
In a sharded cluster of replica sets, which server or servers handle each of your queries? What about each insert, update, or command? […] Operations are routed according to the type of operation, your shard key, and your read preference.
I actually think there are more hops involved between the config servers, mongos, and mongod instances. But the basic rules are pretty simple:
- if the query contains the shard key then it's routed to specific shards
- if the query doesn't contain shard keys then the request is send to all shards.
Original title and link: Understand MongoDB's request routing ( ©myNoSQL)
via: http://blog.mongodb.org/post/53841037541/real-time-profiling-a-mongodb-cluster
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Benedict XVI: Pope as ProphetFATHER GEORGE W. RUTLER
If a prophet is not without honor save in his own country, a great prophet is not without honor save in the whole world.
In our day we have witnessed hearty public figures political and religious, fudging those distinctions and visiting mosques and bantering as though they were in a Kiwanis club. As they do, Christians are being killed in foreign lands by the disciples of Mohammed, whom the politically cautious say has been misunderstood by his extreme devotees. If that is so, we have yet to hear censure from the more moderate clients of that enigmatic figure who slaughtered many with his own sword. Images of Christian infants cut in half and children beheaded in Iraq, show that Herod is alive, and those of us who wear crucifixes now can see pictures of young men being crucified, as warnings that the cross is not an ornament designed by Tiffany for debutantes.
No civilized human can react with anything but embarrassment when Nancy Pelosi says on CNN that she has been informed by the Qataris that Hamas is a "humanitarian agency." Her grotesque comment was made as Hamas was using human shields and citing lines from "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion." At the same time, the cathedral in Mosul was being desecrated by the Islamic State and Yezidis were starving on a mountaintop as a moral descant to Pascal: "Christ is in agony until the end of the world."
Agony is not a topic for humor. His century's master of the English language, P.G. Wodehouse, recognized as such by T.S. Eliot, Evelyn Waugh, Graham Greene and Churchill, broadcast from his internment camp ambiguous jokes about the Nazi genocide. "Risus abundet in ore stultorum." Wodehouse was a gentle naïf, and, while distracted by golfing, he suffered under a lifelong cloud thereafter until he was decorated by his Queen who recognized that there was no malice in the man who never aged from six to manhood. There are those on the public scene today who do not have his excuse of permanent childhood.
In 1933, an anti-Nazi rally was held in Madison Square Garden where that noble and underestimated Governor Al Smith declared in his rough voice and Lower East Side diction, reading from notes written in his own hand on three envelopes with no recourse to teleprompters: "This fact, however, remains: That up to the present moment, if we look at the record, the responsible head of the German Government has said nothing in denunciation of this conduct." More cultivated and less informed personalities like Lord Halifax, Geoffrey Dawson of the London Times and the 9th Duke of Manchester William Montague gathered at Cliveden, the country estate of the American expatriate Lady Astor, to mock those who said that Hitler meant what he said. The Irish journalist, Claud Cockburn, a Communist Party propagandist, may have caricatured their naiveté but dangerous it was, and it led to the pathetic incantations of Chamberlain who flaunted the term "appeasement" as a salutary policy, only to inherit the fate yet due to those in high places today who treat with presidents and governors, and then express "disappointment" that those presidents and governors had lied to them. History will record them uttering what Captain Renault sputtered in the fiction of film: "I am shocked. Shocked."
On September 12, 2006 King Harald of Norway made available documents showing that the esteemed King Olaf V, as Crown Prince in the 1930's had urged his wiser father, King Haakon VII, to accommodate the Nazis. Both eventually fled to London when reality checked in. It was not a proud moment for the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sondenburg-Glucksburg, and a high price was exacted from all those who spouted what Chesterton called "easy speeches that comfort cruel men." The New York Times, always eager to let theory trump practice, just as it had let its Moscow correspondent Walter Duranty defend Stalin, published an assurance from its Berlin reporter, Frederick T. Birchall, smoothly saying that Hitler had commanded the Nazi storm troops "to put an immediate stop to acts of political terror, personal persecutions and interference with private business." The result was, according to him, "a visible relaxation of political tension throughout Germany."
That 1933 New York rally was succeeded in 1939 by another in the same arena, when 22,000 pro-Nazis, inspired by figures including the universal hero, Charles Lindbergh, whom the world thought could slow the rise of the oceans and heal the planet, boasted that the enemy was not an enemy. They spoke under a large picture of George Washington who, they said, was one of them because he was an Aryan. A grave in Mount Vernon must have rattled, but ideology has no patience for fact.
If a prophet is not without honor save in his own country, a great prophet is not without honor save in the whole world. Pope Benedict XVI bent under that mantle in 2005 when he spoke in Regensburg. His only miscalculation was to assume that civilization might still be civil enough to respect reason. Quoting the Byzantine emperor Manuel II Paleologus, himself a remnant of a decaying civilization which still distinguished good from evil, he considered how the Islamic notion of a divine power divorced from reason, whose absolute will is its own justification, could ransack the dignity of man. He condemned no one, and spoke only for truth without which the votaries of unreason, for whom there is no moral structure other than the willfulness of amorality, and whose God is not bound by his own word, rain down destruction.
The response of some, who protested with violence, proved by that very violence the Regensburg hypothesis, if the Incarnate Christ whose word is truth, can be called a hypothesis. Pope Benedict said: "Violence is incompatible with the nature of God and the nature of the soul . God is not pleased by blood — and not acting reasonably is contrary to God's nature. Faith is born of the soul, not the body. Whoever would lead someone to faith needs the ability to speak well and to reason properly, without violence and threats. To convince a reasonable soul, one does not need a strong arm, or weapons of any kind, or any other means of threatening a person with death ."
Later, the distinguished Egyptian Jesuit scholar, Father Shamir Halil Shamir, wrote: "Benedict XVI is probably one of the few figures to have profoundly understood the ambiguity in which contemporary Islam is being debated and its struggle to find a place in modern society. At the same time, he is proposing a way for Islam to work toward coexistence globally and with religions, based not on religious dialogue, but on dialogue between cultures and civilizations based on rationality and on a vision of man and human nature which comes before any ideology or religion. This choice to wager on cultural dialogue explains his decision to absorb the Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue into the larger Pontifical Council for Culture."
The president of Argentina, the problematic Christina Kirchner, said that the Pope's remarks were a "diatribe" and "dangerous for everyone." A supporter of Kirchner, the left-wing "investigative journalist" Horatio Verbitsky, adept as a conspiracy theorist, claimed in the journal "Pagina/24" that Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, at that time archbishop of Buenos Aires, had distanced himself from the Regensburg address, and the cardinal's spokesman, Father Guillermo Marco, was quoted in Newsweek Argentina as saying that Bergoglio was "unhappy" with what Pope Benedict had said. The London Daily Telegraph made the same claim with nothing more substantial than the article in Newsweek Argentina. It is the case that another Argentinian archbishop, Joaquin Pina, criticized the Regensburg thesis, four days after which the Holy See accepted his resignation, but he already was one year past retirement age.
These few years since have seen written in the suffering of distressed souls what Pope Benedict described calmly and charitably. Such a short time can sharpen perceptions, and Pope Francis, whom we are assured is close to Benedict, has recently said from his humble abode: "The news coming from Iraq leaves us with dismay and disbelief." Consequently, the Holy See conceded that military action may be needed to stem the atrocities of the Islamic State of Iraq. Only time will tell if that is a day late and a dollar short. Pythagoras's belief that history repeats itself is a notion contrary to Christian progress, but all history attests that mistakes can repeat themselves, and the only way out of that fatal trap is to admit error and make amends. Both Benedict and Francis continue to grace the world with their obedience to the Logos. Should the God of Love call Benedict first to his heavenly home where humility's only advertisement is the peace which passes all understanding, may Francis or another successor of Peter, declare Benedict a Doctor of the Church. Of one thing we may be certain: like the bold prophet Jeremiah, the benign prophet Benedict will never say in this world or from the next, "I told you so." Reality has said that already by events more than words.
Father George W. Rutler. "Benedict XVI: Pope as Prophet." Crisis Magazine (August 25, 2014).
Reprinted with permission of Crisis Magazine.
Crisis Magazine is an educational apostolate that uses media and technology to bring the genius of Catholicism to business, politics, culture, and family life. Our approach is oriented toward the practical solutions our faith offers — in other words, actionable Catholicism.
THE AUTHORFather Rutler received priestly ordination in 1981. Born in 1945 and reared in the Episcopal tradition, Father Rutler was an Episcopal priest for nine years. He was received into the Catholic Church in 1979 and was sent to the North American College in Rome for seminary studies. Father Rutler graduated from Dartmouth, where he was a Rufus Choate Scholar, and took advanced degrees at the Johns Hopkins University and the General Theological Seminary. He holds several degrees from the Gregorian and Angelicum Universities in Rome, including the Pontifical Doctorate in Sacred Theology, and studied at the Institut Catholique in Paris. In England, in 1988, the University of Oxford awarded him the degree Master of Studies. From 1987 to 1989 he was regular preacher to the students, faculty, and townspeople of Oxford. He is the pastor of St. Michael's church in New York City.
Father Rutler has published 18 books, including: Principalities and Powers: Spiritual Combat 1942-1943, Cloud of Witnesses — Dead People I Knew When They Were Alive, Coincidentally: Unserious Reflections on Trivial Connections, A Crisis of Saints: Essays on People and Principles, Brightest and Best, Saint John Vianney: The Cure D'Ars Today, Crisis in Culture, and Adam Danced: The Cross and the Seven Deadly Sins.
Copyright © 2014 Crisis Magazine
Not all articles published on CERC are the objects of official Church teaching, but these are supplied to provide supplementary information.


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Last June, Constellation Brands Constellation Brands, the giant wine, beer and spirits producer and marketer based in Victor, N.Y., announced it was buying the 50% of Mexican beer producer and marketer Crown Imports that it didn't already own, for $1.85 billion, from Anheuser-Busch InBev Anheuser-Busch InBev. The deal grew out of Anheuser-Busch's takeover of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo Grupo Modelo and the Justice Department's insistence, for anti-trust reasons, that Anheuser-Busch sell some of its U.S. beer interests, including the top-selling Corona brand. Because of the DOJ's pressure, Anheuser-Busch also agreed to sell Constellation a Mexican brewery and perpetual rights for the Grupo Modelo brands in the U.S., for an additional $2.9 billion, bringing the deal to $4.75 billlion.
Constellation is the biggest wine producer in the world, with brands like Robert Mondavi, Clos du Bois and Manischewitz. It also owns spirits brands including Svedka vodka and it has annual sales of some $2.8 billion. The Crown Imports deal is expected to nearly double revenues to $5 billion. The market loves the deal, driving Constellation shares up from $22 when it was first announced, to $52. The transaction is expected to close in the next week.
Robert Sands has been President and CEO of Constellation since July of 2007. His father Marvin founded the company in 1945, when the American wine industry consisted mainly of dessert wine that shipped in bulk and was bottled like milk. The business has transformed since then, as Constellation acquired wine labels around the world and focused on premium brands. After graduating from law school and practicing for two years, Rob joined the company in 1986 as general counsel. Rob's older brother Richard became CEO in 1993 and held the top job until 2007, when he became Executive Chairman and Rob became CEO. During his tenure as CEO, Rob sold off 200 brands and focused the company on premium labels.
I talked to Rob about what he learned from his father and brother about being the boss, what it was like to step into the CEO's job just before the Great Recession hit, how he handled the downturn, and his strategy going forward, including how the Crown Imports acquisition plays into Constellation's plans. Here are excerpts from our interview:
What leadership lessons did you learn from your father?
He really cared about the people who worked for him and he had an open door policy. Regardless of whether the person worked on the bottling line floor or was a senior executive, he treated everyone the same. He was a strong believer in leadership by example and having people emulate what he did as opposed to telling people what to do. He taught my brother and me that the TV version of how senior executives manage, by sitting around, telling people what to do, was not a successful model. He encouraged people to do their best and enjoy what they do. He accomplished things through collaboration, as opposed to command and control.
Can you think of a story about how he collaborated with employees?
He spent a lot of time playing bridge with our head of production and our head of sales and he gave them a lot of latitude. It was one of them who came up with our first brand, Richard's Wild Irish Rose, named for my brother Richard.
Did you always think you would wind up running the company?
No. In college I was a philosophy major and was considering going to graduate school and getting a Ph.D. But during college I decided that going to law school would be more practical. I practiced law for a couple of years and realized it was a bit of a grind and not very interesting. I thought that being in the family business would be a lot more exciting.
Your older brother became CEO seven years after you joined the company. What leadership lessons did you learn from him?
Though my father was very smart and very analytical, my brother was super analytical. He was much more interested in specific metrics around the performance of the company and whether it was creating shareholder value. He made sure we understood in great detail what the returns were projected to be on our acquisitions.
Tell me about the challenges of becoming CEO.
I had been Chief Operating Officer from 2002-2007 so it was an obvious progression for me. My brother is seven years older than me and he stayed on as Executive Chairman. But 2008 and 2009 were interesting times. When I took over the company we had a significant amount of debt, 5.3 times EBITDA. We had acquired a lot of businesses all over the world. We had a far-flung and decentralized business. I had to shift the focus from being in hyper-acquisitive mode to being more of a world-class consumer goods product company and consolidating our operations.
How bad was the recession for your business and how did you get through it?
It wasn't particularly severe. We decided to focus on premium products where there was a greater return on capital. We shut off all of our value businesses and centralized the company. We sold our Australian wine business, our Washington state wine business, our U.K. business. We sold off a billion-plus in assets.
How did you decide to focus on premium brands?
It was a collaborative process with people whose job it is to think about strategy and growth with me. Shortly after I became CEO I brought in Boston Consulting Group to do a portfolio analysis on our whole business. We determined what parts of the business were generating return on invested capital. I have a senior management team who all come from big companies. The CFO is from Pepsi. Our chief legal officer is from TD Bank and First Federal Bank. Our chief human resources officer is from Frito Lay, Pepsi and Prudential Prudential. We had a lot of diverse ideas. That's how you know what to do: you listen to other people.
That sounds like the leadership lesson you learned from your father.
It's not about sitting there and telling people what to do and giving top-down direction. It's really about hiring great people and then listening to them, taking their ideas and figuring out how to put them into action, making sure you have a lot of diverse points of view so you seize on the best course of action, instead of thinking you're the guy who knows everything.
Are there any other leadership lessons you've learned as CEO?
It's important to maintain an entrepreneurial spirit throughout the corporation. Also part of leadership is making sure you've got a reward system in place so that people want to win and are creating their own wealth through the company's success. Our people get bonuses, stock options and stock-based long-term incentives. We do that down to the manager and director level. A typical vice president who has been here 12 or 15 years has made $1 million in savings.
How is the Crown Imports deal going to affect your company?
Our market cap went from $4 billion to over $10 billion as a consequence of this deal.
What challenges lie ahead for you?
The wine business is fast-growing but it's highly fragmented so we have the challenge of continuing to grow and build brands in a fragmented category. On the beer side, we're the third largest player in the U.S. with a premium portfolio of beers that is fast-growing and takes advantage of favorable demographic trends, in particular the growth of the Hispanic population in the U.S. We have to keep that portfolio relevant and premium and we have to continue to innovate.
Do you have any time management secrets to share?
It's all about having good people and letting them do what they know how to do so you don't become overwhelmed with details best left to others. You should really narrow down the things you focus on. We have something called our executive management committee strategic agenda. It's the six or seven things the senior leadership team needs to focus on. You have to know what's important and what's not.


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Heinrich Liebe
|Heinrich Liebe
29 January 1908
|27 July 1997
(aged 89)
Eisenach, Germany
| Weimar Republic (to 1933)
Nazy Germany
| Reichsmarine
|Years of service
|SSS Niobe
SMS Schleswig-Holstein
6th U-boat Flotilla
|Commands held
|U-2,1 October 1936 – 31 January 1938
U-38, 24 October 1938 – 22 July 1941
|Battle of the Atlantic (1939-1945)
|Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves
Commander Heinrich Liebe (29 January 1908 – 27 July 1997) was a highly decorated German naval officer who served as a U-boat commander during World War II until transferred to Oberkommando der Marine (Naval High Command). He sank 34 ships for a total of 187,267 gross register tons (GRT), placing him fourth on the Aces of the Deep list. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves (German: Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Eichenlaub). The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and its higher grade Oak Leaves was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. It was Nazi Germany's highest military decoration at the time of its presentation to Heinrich Liebe.[Note 1]
Born in Gotha, Liebe began his Reichsmarine career in 1927. Promoted to Oberfähnrich zur See on 1 June 1931, Liebe served on the World War I battleship Schleswig-Holstein for four years. In September 1935, Liebe transferred to the U-boat arm.
On 1 October 1936, Liebe was promoted to Kapitänleutnant and assigned commander of U-2, a Type II U-boat attached to the U-Bootschulflottille. On 24 October 1938, Liebe commissioned U-38, a Type IX U-boat assigned to 6th U-boat Flotilla.
World War II[edit]
U-38 embarked on her first war time patrol on 19 August 1939 from Wilhelmshaven. Operating off Lisbon, Portugal on the outbreak of war, Liebe managed to sink two British freighters before returning to port on 18 September. On 2 November, Liebe set sail for Norwegian water on his second patrol.
Liebes fourth patrol, on 8 April 1940 was also set in Norwegian waters, to support Operation Weserübung, the invasion of Norway. During this patrol, Liebe shared the same negative experience of failed torpedoes as many other u-boat captains operating in the area. In mid April 1940, Liebe fired on the British heavy cruiser Effingham, but all the torpedoes fired failed to detonate.
U-38 left on her fifth patrol on 6 June 1940, tasked with patrolling the Western Approaches off southern Ireland. Liebe managed to sink six ships during this patrol, and also succeeded in landing a German agent in Ireland on 12 June. During his sixth patrol, Liebe sank three ships, and were ordered to the new 6th U-boat Flotilla base in Lorient, France. During this patrol, on 14 August, Liebe received the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross.
On 9 April 1941, Liebe set sail for operations off Freetown, Africa. This was Liebe's ninth and last patrol with U-38, during which he sank 8 ships for a total of 47,279 GRT. For these successes, Liebe received the Oak Leaves to his Knight's Cross on 10 June 1941. On 29 June, U-38 returned to Lorient. On 22 July, Liebe transferred off the U-38, which was put under the command of Heinrich Schuch.
Following his departure from U-38, Liebe was assigned to the staff of Oberkommando der Marine. In August 1944, he was transferred to the staff of the Commander-in-Chief of Submarines (Befehlshaber der Unterseeboote or BdU), Hans-Georg von Friedeburg, during which tenure he was promoted to Fregattenkapitän on 1 October 1944.
After the war[edit]
After the war Liebe returned to his hometown in the Soviet sector to live with his parents. Since he refused to train Soviet submariners, he felt that was to blame for his being held to menial occupations. He died in July 1997 and is buried in Eisenach, Germany.
Summary of career[edit]
Ships attacked[edit]
As a u-boat commander of U-38 Liebe was credited with the sinking of 34 commercial ships for 187,267 gross register tons (GRT), and damaged another of 3,670 GRT.
- Wehrmacht Long Service Award 4th Class (2 October 1936)[2]
- Olympic Games Decoration (20 April 1937)[2]
- Iron Cross (1939)
- U-boat War Badge (1939) (16 December 1939)[2]
- Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves
- Knight's Cross on 14 August 1940 as Kapitänleutnant and commander of U-38[3]
- 13th Oak Leaves on 10 June 1941 as Kapitänleutnant and commander of U-38[3]
- Italian War Cross with Swords (2 December 1941)[2]
- War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords (3 September 1944)[2]
- Mentioned three times in the Wehrmachtbericht (5 July 1940, 31 May 1941 and 9 June 1941)
Wehrmachtbericht references[edit]
|Original German Wehrmachtbericht wording
|Direct English translation
|Friday, 5 July 1940
|Die deutsche Unterseebootwaffe hat in der letzten Zeit wieder eine Reihe namhafter Erfolge im Kampf gegen England erzielt. So versenkte ein von Kapitänleutnant Liebe geführtes Unterseeboot neuerdings 34 400 BRT. Damit hat dieses Unterseeboot bisher insgesamt 85 000 BRT feindlichen Handelsschiffsraums versenkt.[4]
|The German submarine force has recently again achieved a number of notable successes in the fight against England. A submarine under the command of Captain Lieutenant Liebe has recently sunk seven 34 400 tons. This submarine has now totaled 85 000 tons of enemy merchant shipping sunk.
|Saturday, 31 May 1941
|Ein Unterseeboot unter Führung von Kapitänleutnant Heinrich Liebe versenkte feindliche Handelsschiffe mit 44 000 BRT.[5]
|A submarine under the command of Captain Lieutenant Heinrich Liebe has sunk enemy merchant shipping totalling 44 000 tons.
|Monday, 9 June 1941
|Kapitänleutnant Heinrich Liebe und Oberleutnant zur See Endraß haben als vierter und fünfter Unterseebootkommandant eine Versenkungsziffer von 200 000 BRT überschritten.[6]
|Captain Lieutenant Heinrich Liebe and First Lieutenant at Sea Endraß have as fourth and fifth submarine captain exceeded the 200 000 tons sunk.
- ^ Until late September 1941, the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves was second only to the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross (Großkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes), which was awarded only to senior commanders for winning a major battle or campaign, in the military order of the Third Reich. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves as highest military order was surpassed on 28 September 1941 by the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords (Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Eichenlaub und Schwertern).
- ^ While the Inverliffey was a British vessel, she was flying the flag of Ireland the day that she was sunk.
- Citations
- ^ a b c d e Helgason, Guðmundur. "Ships hit by U-38". WWII U-boat successes. Uboat.net. Retrieved 1 April 2010.
- ^ a b c d e f g Busch and Röll 2003, p. 48.
- ^ a b Scherzer 2007, p. 504.
- ^ Die Wehrmachtberichte 1939–1945 Band 1, pp. 251–252.
- ^ Die Wehrmachtberichte 1939–1945 Band 1, p. 547.
- ^ Die Wehrmachtberichte 1939–1945 Band 1, p. 555.
- Bibliography
- Busch, Hans-Joachim; Röll (2003). Der U-Boot-Krieg 1939–1945 — Die Ritterkreuzträger der U-Boot-Waffe von September 1939 bis Mai 1945 [The U-Boat War 1939–1945 — The Knight's Cross Bearers of the U-Boat Force from September 1939 to May 1945] (in German). Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn Germany: Verlag E.S. Mittler & Sohn. ISBN 978-3-8132-0515-2.
- Fellgiebel, Walther-Peer (2000). Die Träger des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939–1945 – Die Inhaber der höchsten Auszeichnung des Zweiten Weltkrieges aller Wehrmachtsteile [The Bearers of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939–1945 — The Owners of the Highest Award of the Second World War of all Wehrmacht Branches] (in German). Friedberg, Germany: Podzun-Pallas. ISBN 978-3-7909-0284-6.
- Kurowski, Franz (1995). Knight's Cross Holders of the U-Boat Service. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing. ISBN 978-0-88740-748-2.
- Range, Clemens (1974). Die Ritterkreuzträger der Kriegsmarine [The Knight's Cross Bearers of the Navy]. Stuttgart, Germany: Motorbuch Verlag. ISBN 978-3-87943-355-1.
- Scherzer, Veit (2007). Die Ritterkreuzträger 1939–1945 Die Inhaber des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 von Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm sowie mit Deutschland verbündeter Streitkräfte nach den Unterlagen des Bundesarchives [The Knight's Cross Bearers 1939–1945 The Holders of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Army, Air Force, Navy, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm and Allied Forces with Germany According to the Documents of the Federal Archives] (in German). Jena, Germany: Scherzers Miltaer-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938845-17-2.
- Thomas, Franz (1998). Die Eichenlaubträger 1939–1945 Band 2: L–Z [The Oak Leaves Bearers 1939–1945 Volume 2: L–Z] (in German). Osnabrück, Germany: Biblio-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-7648-2300-9.
- Die Wehrmachtberichte 1939–1945 Band 1, 1. September 1939 bis 31. Dezember 1941 [The Wehrmacht Reports 1939–1945 Volume 1, 1 September 1939 to 31 December 1941] (in German). München, Germany: Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH & Co. KG. 1985. ISBN 978-3-423-05944-2.
External links[edit]
- 1908 births
- 1997 deaths
- People from Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
- People from Gotha (town)
- U-boat commanders
- Aces of the Deep
- Recipients of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves
- Recipients of the Croce di Guerra
- Military personnel referenced in the Wehrmachtbericht, 3 times
- Recipients of the War Merit Cross, 2nd class
- Reichsmarine personnel
- Kriegsmarine personnel


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Finally! A Small, Handy, Readable Book on Achieving Huge, Outrageous Success
Too many people have developed a feeling of helplessness about their circumstances. They've resigned themselves to a life of quiet desperation, living day to day on auto pilot, going through the motions in the hope that something, will come along and change their situation.
This scenario plays out over and over again in the lives of millions of people around the world.
iSucceed: secrets for the average joe and janeThis book ties it all together, it's a success primer for the rest of us, a road map that cuts through all the detours, setbacks and pitfalls and puts you on a straight path to becoming the person you were meant to be.
Here are just a few of the discoveries you'll be making:
- The true value of gratitude and how so many of us overlook it.
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I was in my local supermarket and saw Kikkoman hoisin, but the salt content was through the roof. Is that typical, or should I look for a different brand? Any tips for mirin as well? I do have access to Asian markets if there are brands I can find there.
Hoisin is a condiment, so it's salt levels will be up there with ketchup and soy sauce.
Look at the ingredients for mirin. Kikkoman aji mirin is not real mirin (sweet rice wine/sake) but a flavored corn syrup.
You do not want aji-mirin, you want hon-mirin -- it is the real stuff. Aji-mirin is not real mirin. Sorry. Check out http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/29/din...
As for Hoisin, I am still looking for a favorite. We used to get one we liked but I can no longer find it (and I don't have an empty jar). Ask at the Asian market which one they like and why. FYI, I often mix a bit of mirin with the hoisin for dipping stuff in.
I use Mitoku brand mirin. Once I discovered it, I cannot use anything else. I buy it online, but it is worth it.
re: escondido123
I've never seen it in a squeeze bottle. I buy the Lee Kum Kee brand in a small, chubby glass jar.
re: cheesecake17
It comes that way too, but I find the squeeze bottle to be easier to use...it may also be a little thinner than the jarred.
re: escondido123
I'm going to look for it next time I go shopping
At one time Koon Chun, with its distinctive blue and yellow labels, was the main, even only, brand of hoisin in the USA, and probably set the expectations for many of us. These days I end up buying more LKK sauces. My latest purchase was a small bottle of Amoy brand, which doesn't quite match what I expected.
This thread made me look up how hard it is to make my own Hoisin. It looks simple and I have everything except "seasoned" rice vinegar.
Has anyone tried this?
For hoisin, i use Koon Chun.
Mirin for home sushi use and Asian cooking is Kikkoman.
I get a little more picky for Rice vinegar, but the above two products have served me well for many many years.
======" Kikkoman aji mirin is not real mirin (sweet rice wine/sake) but a flavored corn syrup".==========
Call it what you want paulj, but it does have an 8% alcohol content.
It's not high end mirin but it's far from being Karo or Coca Cola like you seem to have insinuated.
They all have their place and their use.
re: jjjrfoodie
discusses that difference between hon mirin and aji mirin.
I'm not an expert on this seasoning. For a while I was using aji mirin liberally, but then decided I was doing little more than adding some sweetness to the dish. But since the prices of hon mirin are so high, I stopped buying mirin at all. Now I have a small bottle of Yaegoki brand, which I use sparingly.
I shouldn't badmouth aji mirin. It must have its place, since Kikkoman sells it in quantities that can only be accounted for by its popularity among Japanese and Japanese Americans. Plus I use powdered hondashi instead of shaving my own bonito, so I'm no purist.
re: paulj
And that was my only point paulj.
It's a Japanese made product that has a big following in both japan and the ROTW.
Aji-Mirin is fine for my daily home cooking needs. But I don't crank out or sell $50 dollar plates of sushi (or should I really say sushi with mirin flavored rice) daily from my home. LOL.
I do like the higher quality hon mirin but use it when the opportunity arises.
As for the Koon Chun hoisin, I thin with stock or liquid of choice, cook to a simmer and then cool.
It's pretty intense in it's raw form as most daily users will attest. Call it Asian ketchup but it does need thinning and tempering. At least in my Daily use. LKK in the sqiurt bottle---not so much.
re: jjjrfoodie
I sometimes use Okonomi sauce instead of a thinned hoisin.
I use the Takara mirin mentioned in the Times article. Apparently it's gone up in price a bit, but is still cheaper than the manufactured stuff, which isn't cheap itself, for smaller bottles. Depending on your state's laws, it may be harder to come by since it has no added salt, is drinkable, and so is regulated as an alcoholic beverage. In NY, it can only be sold in liquor stores and isn't exactly widely distributed. In other states, it can be sold next to the aji-mirin on grocery store shelves...
For the hoisin sauce, I would say it depends slightly on your intended use. If mostly as a condiment, I like the Lee Kum Kee in the squirt bottle, too, but it's seasoned whereas , e.g., Koon Chun I think is meant more as a cooking ingredient without the distraction of the pre-added seasonings.
Koon Chun is my fave brand for hoisin sauce. Luckily, I live close to Chinatown and it's a reasonable price. If you don't, I'll say look online (importfood.com) and shop for all your asian food needs. It costs more, but you're better off with buying good quality online than spending the same amount on crappy supermarket knockoffs.
For me, the best time to check out salt content on EVERYTHING is in the market! Even at my Asian markets, where much of certain foods may be imported, the labels normally meet U.S.ingredient and nutrition information requirements in order to make import simpler. Comparison of salt content between brands on the shelf is not usually that difficult.
With all sauces, whether ketchup and prepared mustard or Hoisin and duck sauce, flavor changes are always present from brand to brand, and the ingredients lists can vary widely. Sometimes I may buy something knowingly that is higher in salt content than other brands on the shelf *IF* it has a flavor profile that cannot be matched AND I can compensate for the salt content in some other way. As a general rule, and regardless of what "nationality" I am cooking in, I rarely use salt before the very end of the cooking/preparation process because salt content often is concentrated in cooking. It is ALWAYS easier to add salt, even if it is at the table, than it is to take salt out!
With wines, whether it is mirin, or Shao Xing, or "red wine," I NEVER buy anything labeled "cooking." ALL "cooking" wines, including mirin and Shao Xing, are dosed with salt, primarily to change their tax rates and gain omission from liquor license laws. My personal rule of thumb for any kind of fermented liquid is that if its not good enough to drink, it's not good to cook with.
I use Lee Kum Kee hoisin because that's what they use at my favorite Vietnamese restaurant (Quang in Minneapolis) and because it's not made in China. I've quit buying Chinese products following the toxic dog food scandal and since I learned they export radioactive steel made from recycled medical equipment and put lead in cellophane noodles. I use Kikkoman hon-mirin that I get from my local liquor store. The difference between hon- and aji- is simple: hon means "true" and aji means "taste". In other words, hon-mirin is the real thing and aji-mirin is made to taste like the real thing.
re: apathetichell
I've got a bottle right here. The label says: "Product of USA". (I like the idea of a giant tanker full of hoisin sauce floating over from Hong Kong, though.)


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I took a car load of stuff to Goodwill today and I was so impressed. I took some stuff when mom died but they had just opened. The woman helped me unload my car and when I told her I had more she said call her and she'd have someone come load it for me if I needed some help. I do have a couple of things that are too heavy for me. They have some books for $2 that look like new and lots of other stuff for resale. Everything was so neat and clean. I hate throwing anything away and don't want to mess with a yard sale.
If you don't want to get rid of stuff then it is better you keep all that things that are stuff to others neat and clean to your home. If you have the other that you can resale, then you must resale it, it is nice that you do not throw anything out, but if anybody want it to use then give it to person who want to use.
Kudos to you for being able to donate. The money they make off it goes to a good cause. I was sorting some things for them myself today.
Please, don't forget your local abused women's/children's shelters when you donate. Most escape with only the clothes on their backs and when they are ready to go out on their own again...they need EVERYTHING!...including kitchen gadgets, curtains, sheets, towels, etc....clothes are a given!
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I donate to smaller, local thrift stores ever since seeing the news stories last year about the outrageous abuses of disabled workers at Goodwill stores. Many of them make less than $4 per hour, while the executives in charge make up to $1 million - sometimes more - in salaries, bonuses, and travel. There are documented cases of individual workers with disabilities at Goodwill receiving a wage of (unbelievably) just 22 cents an hour.
Donating to any is a good thing. Hurrah for you Sis2.
My charity of choice is the local animal shelters. They are trying to be a no kill or low kill shelter and money can be hard to come by.
For clothing, have you thought about local nursing homes? Especially for men's clothing. After DDs death, DM asked me to call the nursing home. The administrator said to bring it on. When we delivered she said that some of the men never get anything.
There is a women's shelter in a neighboring town for women and their minor children who are trying to get out of abusive situations. Many of my friends take clothing as well as household items there. In addition to those items being distributed to the women as the are able to get out and set up housekeeping, there's also a thrift store where sales go to the operation of the shelter.
I too have heard disturbing stories about Goodwill. It is not a charity. It is a for profit business. They do hire disable workers at a very low pay. Employees in the stores are paid minimum wage. Executives make high dollar salaries with extravagant perks as nettijay mentioned.
One of the things I've done recently - DS moved back a little over a year ago. He sold most of his stuff including all but his bedroom set (his DD made it in high school shop) where he did live but still brought a lot of things in boxes. After a few months he got a job where he could either spend $ on fuel or $ at an RV park. Because of the travel involved and because we were no longer using our camper, we gave it to him. So for $300 he has trailer space, water, electricity, cable, and wireless.
Since the camper was loaded with stuff, he sorted through moved some of my stuff out and some of his stuff in. We boxed it up and put it in our storage building to donate. Unfortunately, homes burn on a much too regular basis. When I read on Facebook that someone had lost their older family home, I contacted the donation person and told her that I had kitchen stuff including glasses, Corelle, stainless pots and pans, non-stick skillets, small scale bakeware (for a camper oven), plasticware, etc. We delivered them and I felt really good because while not the best of the best, the items were still very usable and not junk.This message has been edited. Last edited by: KeepYouInStitches,
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We're in the process of sorting through everything and are taking most of our "excess" to a local county charity. They're coming to pick up some furniture items.
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I haven't heard of the abuse regarding Goodwill employees. I always hear Goodwill advertised on the radio as providing jobs and I thought that was great. I was considering donating to them possibly. Now, I may rethink this. I do not like to hear about CEO's making huge amounts of money running 'a charity, non-profit organization'. I have tons of my DD's clothes to donate and will look for other people to donate to. Thank you so much for the timely info!
You're free to donate and approve any place you choose. I'm not able physically to separate and sort, haul to different places and unload. I'm doing good to get it sacked up. They were very nice and helpful and goodness knows I needed help.
People can buy stuff at their retail stores a lot cheaper than elsewhere.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Sis2,
It is freeing to donate unwanted extras.
ps it is also freeing to edit a rant This message has been edited. Last edited by: pinecone476,
Sis2, I don't think anyone meant to offend you. It is always good to donate to whatever cause. Other charities were pointed just to show there is variety. Not all Goodwill stores are as helpful as your is. It sure does vary by location .
Definitely! Do what is most convenient for you. Where I lived right after DH and I married Salvation Army would come to your home to pickup. There are no local locations here.
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I agree, it doesn't matter who you donate to, as long as it's Out of the House! Good for you!!!
I called Salvation Army after my DM passed away and I had the horrible job of emptying her apt. with my sister. The Salvation Army was very picky. My mother had a lovely red velvet living room set that practically no one sat on for years. (I liked to sit on the carpet to watch TV) It was covered in those ugly plastic covers they used to put on living room furniture. That just proved it was in EXCELLENT CONDITION! It was 3 pieces, including a couch that opened up into a bed (no one ever slept in it). It was so clean. A poor person would have loved to have such a pretty set (rip off the plastic covering if you want to, big deal). They said it was too old and refused to take it (it was 22 yrs. old, but such good condition). They were so picky, picky about things in good condition (nothing broken, etc.) Nice, usable stuff. I will never donate to them ever again. Where do you find the names of Women's Shelters in your town? I don't know where any are (if there are any) They are not on line or in phone books, they are kept secret from abusers.
Wavie, the Salvation Army doesn't give away donated goods to "poor people". They have to sell it from their outlet stores in order to get money to use in their programs for the poor and elderly. Those goods have to be reasonably current for the buying public's taste... Otherwise they just sit there taking up valuable space that could be used for more marketable goods.
I take my unwanted household items to a thrift store run by the American Kidney Fund. A few years ago, I had a really old set of encyclopedias to get rid of. (Queen Elizabeth was still a princess and space travel was a "future dream" in this set.) They wouldn't take them. They don't even take recent encyclopedia sets. Since the internet, no one wants them anymore. They don't take analog TVs, either. They can't afford to stock stuff they'll never be able to sell.
If you want the things you donate to actually get into the hands of "poor people", chur ch organizations are probably your best bet. Call the rectories of those located in poorer neighborhoods. Unwed mother and immigrant service organizations welcome furniture, working appliances, and small household goods.
Sis, I also meant no personal criticism of you by your particular choice of Goodwill. I only wanted to point out that, as Sherry said, it is definitely not a charity and it has a bad reputation for paying disabled people slave wages while its executives reap the benefit of the goods the public gives them free of charge. And mainly, I wanted to encourage others who mistakenly believe that Goodwill is a charity to investigate other options in their communities that would make better use of the proceeds from their castoffs.
Of course, I know that tiny communities may not have a wide array of charities to choose from. In that case, using GW to rid yourself of unwanted clutter is certainly much better than living with the burden of it.
I'm not offended. One thing I like is that they take everything. If it can't be worn, it's sold by the pound so no sorting.
Women's Shelters:
We don't have any in our town, but towns 20 and 45 miles away have an office where things can be dropped off. Locations of the home(s) are not public information.
I don't know if you can call the Chamber of Commerce (I worked there for a short while and we had the information) or the courthouse (I work there now and have the information. You might call the local police department or sheriff's office - they should know if you have one locally or perhaps the nearest to your area.
That red living room set sounds "vintage" to me...
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I gave my encyclopedias from about 1965 to the homeless shelter. I don't care if the kids cut them up for crafts. A co-worker gave hers to a local Head Start program with the same idea.
For ancient text books I found Half Price Books. They buy and sell used books. They paid me next to nothing, and the admit that many of my ancient books will be recycled. But I got them out of my house and got a little cash for my effort.
In my area the Salvation Army stores are in the poorest parts of town. So your donated clothing is sold cheap to someone who has almost no money. GoodWill stores are in more prosperous areas and sell mostly to people who can afford new. The prices at GoodWill are about the same as you would pay for new at WalMart.This message has been edited. Last edited by: JoW,
For the most part, I find that too. And you would not believe the worn-out junk they sell in the kitchenwares department. Teflon pans that have no Teflon left, tea kettles with no lids that look like a semi trailer ran over them... For Walmart-new prices.
I had to search hard for a place to recycle my 1954 encyclopedias. And then I had to drive almost 20 miles to get there. But I felt better doing that than just putting them in the landfill.
Just been going through this. I had a Thomasville dining room set that I wanted to consign for sale. After lots of agonizing, I finally found one place to take it for auction. The others refused, saying it was out of style. Honestly, how can a classic style go "out of style". And the other big piece was a Belgian oak wall unit called shrunk. Massive piece that comes in sections for handling. Beautiful piece but just SO tired of it. They wouldn't take it either. Finally found someone to buy it using Craig's list.
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i might seem so strong, and some days i am. and some days, its never been so bad. worse than i even remember. waves of anxiety so raw my whole body aches. i can barely stand. i can't stop losing weight. i have no ideas. i have nothing to tell you about it.
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remember your body. water hotter than you can stand. sit on the shower floor. the word devastated ringing the tub. buildings collapsed into themselves. ribs caving toward the spine. recite the strongest poem you know. a spell against the lonely that gets you in crowds and on three hours' sleep. wonder where the gods are now. get up. because death is not an alternative. because this is what you do. air like soup, move. door, hallway, room. pants, socks, shoes. sweater. coat. cold. wish you were a bird. remember you are not you, now. you are you a year from now. how does that woman walk? she is not sick or sad. doesn't even remember today. has been to Europe. what song is she humming? now. right now. that's it.
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Understand that any rift among you
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Close to the center, safety; toward the edges, danger.
But I have a nightmare to tell: I am trying to say
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This is the day of atonement; but do my people forgive me?
If a cloud knew loneliness and fear, I would be that cloud."
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"You go on by doing the best you can, you go on by being generous, you go on by being true, you go on by offering comfort to others who can't go on, you go on by allowing the unbearable days to pass and allowing the pleasure in other days, you go on by finding a channel for your love and another for your rage." — Dear Sugar aka Cheryl Strayed
who's strong enough, all the days of the fall, to not let the cold creep in; who's strong enough the warmth slips away, not to turn the cold inward?
today is rosh hashanah, the jewish new year. i'm not particularly secular, but spiritual in a particular way. i recognize that some holidays hold more meaning than others. that by celebrating them, i am taking part in a long legacy of tradition which connects me to the past of my ancestors and first tiny inklings of my DNA. my mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, all the way back to before i think there is any record that my family existed at all: they all marked these days as a new beginning. l'shana tovah - for a good year. somewhere, 200 years ago, someone with the same bridge in their nose, the same tough fibers and dark eyes, with the same guttural depth to her voice might have said that to her neighbor. my great-great-great-great-grandmother.
these days are the days of reflection; remembrance of the bitter, the sweet, the totality of shifting that can occur in only 365 days. this fall marks the beginning of a new life. 365 days of change; not necessarily transformative, but so grounding. so full of love. so solid. if last year was about breaking free and moving upward, this year was about sending down roots. roots that can't be pulled up, can't be moved.
in one year: i had just started seeing lauren, which really meant i had just fallen terrifically in love with lauren. we went away together to nyack for the first time. i moved into a new apartment. then we moved into a new apartment, slowly, slowly. i re-evaluated my life. i quit my job. i started teaching full time. i helped open a yoga studio. i taught two teacher trainings. i got certified in antigravity yoga. i went up to the catskills, twice. i started a new business. some friends left, some friends found. my teachers turned out to be flawed human beings. lauren and i went to california together. our moms met for the first time. we split thanksgivings. we split christmas. we shook off the past. we fell more in love. we found kittens and took them in. we regretted that after the bills. and also we didn't. we learned how to know each other. we learned what we didn't know we had to learn. we cried, we laughed uncontrollably. i never loved anyone more. we struggled to make ends meet. we grew. we worked hard, we worked harder. at everything. we said forever. we got engaged. we said forever.
little by little, the world changes around me. who i am, changed, little by little. and now we're planning an engagement party. a wedding. moving to a new apartment. opening a joint bank account. melding our worlds together, a day at a time. we move forward. we create a new life.
l'shana tovah is shortened from l'shana tovah tikitevi v'taihatemi, which means "May you be inscribed and sealed for a good new year." i feel now, more than ever, that a new life is starting, a life that i wanted but didn't really understand how it would feel. it feels like walking for the first time, like re-learning who i am, who i can be, and who we are together.
on this holiday, tradition states we walk to a river to wash away our sins from the past year, to cast off the old and let it sink into the water. you have to be willing to take the first steps in, and inch by inch the water laps up, crawls up the skin, pulling the old away and clinging to the stones that keep you in the past. pulling them down, and you slip under you hold your breath, and when you come up the inhale becomes your first breath, is a new breath, is the first of the year.
"May you be inscribed and sealed for a good new year". i think its time to step forward, to start clean and seal this journal for good. you must let go of the stones you hold in your pockets or you will sink with them. i want to let this year swell with new beginnings, with this sweet new life, to write the final lines of this year, and to close the book; a clean white page. the strongest, blackened ink. the taste of honey. to walk back out of the river, soaked in blessings, to reach for her hand, and start our new life together.
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