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It's all a question of faith Derek Jacobi, famously generous and gentle, turns bullying tyrant for his new role as Philip II of Spain in 'Don Carlos'. He discusses religion, politics and puppies with Catherine Shoard
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Derek Jacobi has never had a hamburger. "They hold no allure for
me," he explains. "In fact very little meat does. I hate the look of
it raw. No matter what's done to it, it still can't thrill me. Fish
is much more my cup of tea," he says, eyeing his plate of peppered
mackerel. "It's subtle and flavourful and delicate and looks so
pretty. But I do hate it when they leave the head on. Not nice."
Jacobi is a refined sort of chap. He's gentle and generous, with
an almost unrivalled reputa...
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It's all a question of faith Derek Jacobi, famously generous and gentle, turns bullying tyrant for his new role as Philip II of Spain in 'Don Carlos'. He discusses religion, politics and puppies with Catherine Shoard
The Sunday Telegraph London
; Derek Jacobi has never had a hamburger. "They hold no allure for me," he explains. "In fact very little meat does. I hate the look of it raw. No matter what's done to it, it still can't thrill me. Fish is much more my cup of tea," he says, eyeing his plate of peppered mackerel. "It's subtle and
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Relentless cost-cutting is Rx for Bronx institution. (Jacobi Medical Center)
Crain's New York Business
; Jacobi aims to reduce expenses 30%, despite HHC parent, executive void Nestled in the northeast section of the Bronx is one of the most cost-efficient hospitals in the United States, Jacobi Medical Center. This 620-bed institution has slashed enough expenses to turn a profit in a city where most
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Derek Jacobi's portrait of the artist
Chicago Sun-Times
; Keep your eye on Derek Jacobi's mouth - the way it twitches and sometimes seems to collapse as if the teeth inside have rotted away. The mouth is a key to his performance in John Maybury's "Love Is the Devil," a new film about Francis Bacon, the convention-smashing British painter whose images are
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Newport's Island Hotel: New Name, Familiar Face in Jacobi
Orange County Business Journal
; In an industry known for turnover, hotelier Ray Jacobi has turned the tables, coming back for a second stint at the same hotel. The upstate New York native was named general manager of The Irvine Company's Island hotel last summer. He first managed the hotel from 1991 to 1996, when it was part of
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For Jacobi, One Last Splash; Whitewater Legend, Bethesda Native, Bids Games Farewell [ Corrected: 09/01/04 ]
The Washington Post
; To a deafening soundtrack of rushing rapids and rousing cheers, a distinguished Olympic career came to an end at the Helliniko Olympic Canoe and Kayak Center Friday. But Joe Jacobi's imprint on his sport will endure for years. Jacobi and partner Matt Taylor finished eighth in the semifinals of the
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Jacobi, Roland J. Sr.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Jacobi, Roland J. Sr. Sunday, April 27, 2003 Jacobi, Roland J. Sr. Services held at Our Lady of the Lake. CHURCH AND CHAPEL
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Jacobi, Helen M.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Jacobi, Helen M. Sunday, July 13, 2003 Jacobi, Helen M. (Nee Hayes) of Ft. Myers, FL formerly of Milwaukee found peace in the arms of our Lord on May 22, 2003 at the age of 89. Cherished and devoted wife of Maurice J. Jacobi for 68 years. Loving mother of Charles J. (Sandra) Jacobi of Estero, FL,
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Hoping for Replay, Jacobi Jumps Back In
The Washington Post
; Olympic athletes usually take a year off after the Games to rest and think about whether they really want to go through it again. Usually the answer is yes, but a little quiet time helps. Bethesda's irrepressible Joe Jacobi, who scored one of the unlikeliest upsets in the '92 Olympics in Spain,
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Jacobi, Marie M.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Jacobi, Marie M. Thursday, December 27, 2001 Jacobi, Marie M. (nee Heintskill) Departed this life to join her Lord on His birthday, Tues., Dec. 25, 2001. She leaves behind, to celebrate her life and mourn her death, her husband Roland, of Harbour House Residential Facility. Sons; Jay (Judy) Jacobi,
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It's not true love for Jacobi; Split: Jacobi and Kayleigh.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; WHILE Prince Harry's romance with funloving Chelsy Davy goes fromstrength to strength, her pal Kayleigh Curneen is having a less enjoyable time.For Kayleigh's relationship with polo-playing socialite JacobiAnstruther-Gough-Calthorpe is over. Jacobi, a friend of Prince William from Ludgrove prep,
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