⚠️ Die ARD weigert sich diesen Spot von GSL Bank, EWS, Prokon EG & @KlimaVorAcht über die #Klimakrise auszustrahlen.
Begründung: das sei keine Wirtschafts/Image-Werbung.
Also: nicht anschauen, nicht kommentieren, nicht teilen!
@Orbit___ Interessant ist es natürlich auch, wenn man in den Aufsichtsrat als Arbeitnehmervertreter gerufen wird und dann die eigene Geschäftsführung kontrolliert.
Patrick Stewart. Turned up so early and so unobtrusively to be a star in the reasonably priced car, we mistook him for a delivery driver and asked him to go round the back. Took his hat off and said, “But I’m the captain of the Enterprise”. Fucking nice guy.
Rest easy, Captain. We have the helm. ✨
This is Webb’s look at Westerlund 1, a super star cluster. Because our galaxy is past its peak of star formation, and because stars live relatively short lives, only a few of these clusters exist to give us clues to that past era.
✨We are stardust. Thank you, Sir Patrick Stewart.
📷: ALMA reveals the hidden chemistry at the heart of the Milky Way. ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)
Quote in the image by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, from the *Star Trek* series.
Patrick Steart ist einer Der Menschen denen ich mein moralisches und ethisches Korsett zu verdanken habe.
Ohne ihn wäre ich ein völlig andere Mensch.
Danke Patrick Steart!
Als Kind konnte ich Führung nicht definieren. Aber ich erkannte sie, wenn Jean-Luc Picard die Brücke betrat.
Sir Patrick Stewart ist gestorben. Mein Kindheitsidol. Er hat geprägt, wie ich über Verantwortung denke.
Danke, Captain.
I am mid-flight right now and I have just received the news that Sir Patrick Stewart has left us. Modern technology is both an impressive and an extremely cold thing. Internet databases have already begun referring to him in the past tense. “Sir Patrick Stewart was…” and such a surreal sight hangs heavy on my heart.
Patrick was a friend. Not a close one, mind you, but it was a friendship, an “acquaintanceship” perhaps, that spanned more than half my life.
Ann Cook Calhoun was an extremely well published and well known Shakespeare scholar who also happened to be a dear friend of my family. A better way of describing our relationship is that she became something of a fairy godmother to me, taking an early interest in my education, both financially and academically.
Ann and Patrick had been dear friends for many years (since their mutual involvements with the Royal Shakespeare Company) and she often told me that I reminded her of a young Patrick. Of course, I always thought the comment was her way of being encouraging. Once, when I was attending the graduate Acting program at Columbia University, Ann came to New York with my parents and took us all to see Patrick play Prospero in a Broadway production of “The Tempest”. That was the beginning of my association with Patrick and, in that one evening, I saw what an artist and a professional truly looked like.
Flash many years forward, and you can imagine our mutual surprise at finding ourselves in the very small club of Enterprise Captains. Just… I’m not sure there’s another word for it but “bonkers”. Every time we saw one another, Patrick and I couldn’t help but marvel at this strange serendipity and how Ann, God rest her soul, would have been over the moon at this kismet. While I always thought that Ann had just been doing me a favor, I eventually realized that she really had seen something in me that would, for whatever reason, prove a connection to her dearest old friend. God, I loved her.
Like I say, I didn’t know Patrick incredibly well, but I always knew him to be generous and gracious to a fault. Our first time appearing together as captains was at the network up-fronts in New York. I had arrived late because of my production schedule so I didn’t get to rehearse our bit on stage before we walked out to the lights and cue cards. Of course, I completely missed my mark and had to adjust which made the entire audience laugh. Patrick held his opening line, looked at me and made a gesture as if to say, “You good?” I nodded vigorously, which seemed to elicit another laugh and he nodded back as if to say, “Alright then.”
Patrick had presence, generosity and good grace to spare, and along with an incredible intellect, he brought those qualities not only to Jean Luc, but into a lived integrity that made him an exemplar for lost, young actors looking for a way. I’ll always love him for it. I’m just sorry that was our one and only moment on stage together. Even our turn together in “Dr Strange” was pieced together in post. Why? Because he was shooting Star Trek: Picard” and they couldn’t get him off the set. Jean Luc was if not his first love, his deepest.
Oh well. Perhaps in the next play, in the next theater, he’ll hold a small, nameless roll for me and I will carry that spear with delight.
Bravo, Patrick. I will miss you dearly. Until next time… Engage.
Sir Patrick Stewart, the absolute legend passed today..😭
Trying to continue to make people laugh instead of cry with this news... here is another fun ride
Live Long and Plunder! Capn' Picard!🖖☠️
Star Trek Pirates: "Make it Yo-Ho!"
The Next Plunderation✨🏴☠️
Natürlich wird man ein Trekkie, wenn die Eltern schon welche waren! Star Trek hat mehr Menschen zusammen geführt, als Ideologien. Guten Flug, Captain Picard.
Die schönste, die ergreifenste Ehre für einen
Menschen, der nicht nur ein Schauspieler war, -
ein Suchender im Leben,
auf der Leinwand, auf der Bühne.
Die Liebe, die Ehrerbietung,
die Verneigung von Wissenschaftlern vor "ihrem" Captain Picard,
der sie im wahren Leben inspirierte und es weiterhin tut,
Grenzen zu überschreiten,
in Demut, als Entdecker des Unbekannten,
dass es uns nicht Angst bereitet,
sondern Mut entfacht,
Neugierde, Sehnsucht und Erfüllung.
Es gibt nur wenige Männer, mit denen ich soviel Zeit verbracht und die mich so beeonflußt haben wie Captain Picard
Tatsächlich ist mein Führungsverhalten eine Kopie von Captain Picard
"He never raised his voice to be heard. He listened before he decided. ...