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This pattern has been designed as a basic mitten pattern for 18 inch dolls, that you can use to create many variations. The pattern was created using a Journey Girl doll as a model for the size, so for other brands of dolls in the same size, it is recommended that you test the size after you have made the first few rows. If you have a little experience with crochet, it won't be difficult for you to add or take a couple of stitches to the pattern to fit your doll's specific hand size.
This pattern has been designed so the mittens are slightly tight and don't fall off the hands of the doll, so don't be afraid if the mitten looks a little small while making it and testing it – as you can see in the pics, they fit the doll beautifully. Cotton thread doesn't stretch much, which makes for a very sturdy mitten - an advantage, I think, because you can put them on and off a hundred times without the mitten stretching or loosing shape.
Also, this pattern has one set of instructions for each hand, so the line where you join stitches is always on the outer edge of the hands. It doesn't matter if you're left handed or right handed – make one of each, and you will get two symmetrical but inverse mittens.
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Thread: Mercerized Cotton crochet thread, lace weight, like cotton Perlé thread, which is the one I use.
Hook: 1,25 mm / USA 8 / UK 3.
Level – Beginner / Intermediate.
ch – chain.
sc – single crochet.
s2tog - stitch two together (decreasing).
ps – picot stitch (1 sc + ch. 2 + 1 sc, all on the same stitch, 1 sc on next stitch).
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Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
Bottle at The Ginger Man. A very nice wild ale. Dark chocolate colour, with small Caesar off-white head. Good lace. Some chocolate, a wild ale taste all he way, good bitterness, with a tart finish. While nicely drinkable, had to share out a 330 ml with other patrons as I got it in the first half of the bottle. Would work with food.
05-17-2009 02:42:57 | More by Sammy
3/5 rDev -21.7%
08-18-2012 22:56:29 | More by t0rin0
4.1/5 rDev +7%
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Pours a dark mahogany brown with a thin off-white/tan head and a decent amount of lacing. Nose brings forward quite a bit of acetic and lactic sourness, with the acetic character taking over a little bit. Also a bit of roasted malt, wood, and sour cherries. Taste brings the cherries and malt forward a bit, and has a moderate amount of a balsamic vinegar taste. Just a touch in that it doesn't detract too many from the beer's flavor. Feel is fairly light and quite sour. Drinks really well with a lot going on throughout.
10-13-2010 00:51:21 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +4.4%
12-09-2011 23:47:14 | More by nmann08
New York
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
A: The beer is jet black in color and poured with a ring of beige bubbles surrounding the edge of the glass and some lacy patterns in the center. A medium to high amount of carbonation is visible from the rising bubbles.
S: There is a moderate amount of sourness in the nose along with some notes of cherries and hints of oak.
T: Like the smell, the taste is mostly sour; there are some notes of cherries and oak as well as hints of dark roasted malts and vinegar in the flavors.
M: It feels medium-bodied and a bit thin on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation. There is a bit of dryness in the finish.
D: The beer isn't that difficult to drink because the sourness isn't overpowering and the alcohol is well hidden from both the smell and taste.
09-06-2010 02:16:23 | More by metter98
4.1/5 rDev +7%
Darkest mahogany with no highlights whatsoever. The upper third of the snifter is filled with a quality crown of wheat toast colored mousse that is developing a gently rocky surface as it melts. Meandering streamers of sea foam lace look good as well.
Nose doesn't even have to be over glass for the telltale funk of Brettanomyces Bruxelles to be appreciated. The next highest score would have been earned with ease if either the dark malts or the Zinfandel barrel-aging were more noticeable. Still, this should be damn good beer.
Brabant is release No. 1 in the Avery Barrel-Aged Series and was bottled on February 10, 2009. It has held up very well, with no signs of age in flavor or mouthfeel. For those who care about such things, Old Jubilation wort was combined with Belgian abbey yeast, then a portion was aged for one year in barrels that had previously held Zinfandel wine.
The result is almost complex enough to be special... but not quite. The malts contribute a little more on the palate, with hints of cocoa and a dark fruitiness reminiscent of a BSDA. The purple grape vinousness of Zin is noted as well, although I probably couldn't have identified that contribution if blinded.
If the suggestion box is open, and if Avery plans to release this brew again, they might think about easing off the wild yeast a little, emboldening the malts, and using leakier barrels. Warming helps... and confirms that this ale is on the cusp of greatness.
The mouthfeel, although not the biggest brute on the block, is matched exceptionally well with the flavor profile. It's medium-weight silky smooth and the bubbles are without fault. Solid job all around.
Brabant (a geographic region of Belgium) is a fine first effort in what is a promising new series from one of Colorado's best craft breweries. Lovers of 'da funk' will find plenty of enjoyment in this 12 oz. bottle. Unfortunately, a price tag of $8.99 is 50% too high.
11-08-2010 13:20:45 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
Appearance: Pours an opaque fudge color with a magnificent, rocky tan head; lots of large bubbles and plenty of lace
Smell: The Zin barrel aging is prominent on the nose, with cherries, grapes and funky Brett underneath
Taste: Wine grape and cherry flavors mingle with toasty caramel elements on the front end, with a building Brett tartness that unfolds by mid-palate; after the swallow, the funk blossoms, leaving the other elements that appeared up front to play a supporting role; an interesting cocoa and allspice flavor appears in the aftertaste
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: This beer has aged nicely in my cellar and is a nice balance between a variety of surprising aspects; a worthy experiment
11-12-2010 23:54:00 | More by brentk56
4/5 rDev +4.4%
07-13-2014 08:21:57 | More by zestar
Quebec (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +0.5%
Bottle: Poured a cloudy dark deep brown color ale with a nice thick brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of vinous notes with light dry fruits notes. Taste is a quite complex mix with great notes of Zinfandel and dry plums with light residual sweetness. Body is quite full with limited filtration and good carbonation with no apparent alcohol. Very complex mix between the wine barrel and the dark Belgian ale used as the base beer.
04-24-2011 02:29:37 | More by Phyl21ca
South Carolina
3.4/5 rDev -11.2%
I was lucky enough to get a bottle of this one in a trade recently. I had ben wanting to try it but was unsure how it would turn out, so thrilled to be able to get it here. Served chilled and poured into a pint glass, this one was consumed on 04/11/2009.
Dark brown in color, nearly black, quite suprised by how dark it was. The small tan head rose up quick, fading into a small, but whisp broken crown that hung out on the top for the remainder of the session. The aroma was intresting. Subtle notes of grapes, hints of light woody and oak notes and a decent, yet subtle touch of sweetness to it. I have to say though I was a little dissapointed as it came across a bit light and not as full as I would have thought. Same could be said for the taste, while nice, decent notes of oak and a touch of even waht seemed like vanilla mixed in with a light funk, I just was not impressed with it. Maybe it needs more time, not sure, but this was not really what I was looking for. Decent but I do not think I would pay for it at this time.
04-12-2009 01:06:30 | More by mikesgroove
3.15/5 rDev -17.8%
Pours a murky dark reddish color with an off-white head. Smells like red-wine vinegar, oak, and cherry. A light funkiness to it, sort of musty, maybe a little cardboard, and a light lactic note. Taste is sort of muddled and muted. Light fruitiness, hints of wine, a bit of vinegar and leather, maybe some wood. Cardboard, musty oak, and some light barnyard. Not really a fan.
08-07-2012 17:59:44 | More by womencantsail
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
09-22-2013 03:15:08 | More by kjkinsey
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
11-17-2011 09:01:48 | More by Texasfan549
3/5 rDev -21.7%
01-19-2012 04:31:01 | More by ygtbsm94
4/5 rDev +4.4%
01-20-2013 02:11:15 | More by GRG1313
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
Appearance: Pours a very dark brown body topped with a rich, beige-hued lather. Modest amount of lace.
Smell: Rich scent of wild black cherries, discarded wine barrels, darkened malts, lactic acid, subdued Bretty funkiness, and just a touch of vanilla.
Taste: Dark malts with a restrained amount of sweetness sets a canvas for quite an array of complexities. Fruit flavors of black currants and black cherry with a strong, tart taste of red wine all the while. Pinch of anise. The Brettanomyces is definitely evident, but not particularly assertive at this time. Robust, earthy wood barrel taste. Moderate lactic sourness, a touch of astringent tannins, and a fair amount of acidity. Slight taste of vanilla upon further warming. The taste shifts to a more head-on, bold wine flavor as you work your way through the bottle. The finish is all at once fruity, funky, and tangy.
Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: This is certainly one to revisit somewhere down the road. An interesting brew and certainly a change of pace for Avery. Sensibly, it's sold in 12 ounce bottles; I just can't see myself reaching the bottom of a bomber of this. We'll just have to see where time takes this one.
04-26-2009 23:38:43 | More by ChainGangGuy
4/5 rDev +4.4%
10-20-2013 14:56:27 | More by jaydoc
3.78/5 rDev -1.3%
This beer poured out as a reddish color with some fizzy bubbles on top. The head fades quickly and doesn't leave any lacing at all. The beer smells sour, very acidic aroma. The taste of the beer gives off plenty of sour cherry flavors and a little bit of oak. The mouthfeel has a tart bite to it. Not much carbonation here. Overall I sound this brew to be a lot like a wine. It was ok, but I'm not going to miss it.
07-14-2011 23:11:13 | More by Knapp85
3.79/5 rDev -1%
Served in a Dirty John's tulip pint glass.
What better place to pop this than a random get-together in a buddy's basement? It pours a deep sienna topped by a finger of off-khaki foam. The nose comprises sharp red wine grapes, light French oak, a hint of vinegar, light tart cherry, and something beneath it all that seems like light pumpernickel. The taste brings in more of the same, with the tartness even sharper than expected, though not enough to induce wincing. The pumpernickel comes into its own in the finish, almost creating something of an after-dinner chocolate kind of effect. The body is a light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a dry, sticky finish. Overall, a solid sour blast, one that brings the pain without overdoing it (though just barely).
07-27-2013 04:07:18 | More by TMoney2591
3.83/5 rDev 0%
Looks and smells the part of a Wild Ale, if blindfolded I would have said Madrugada Obscura from Jolly Pumpkin. Pours black with a crimson glint when backlit, fizzy bubbles fade to a ring, leaving spotty lace. Very complex nose, wet gravel and hay, moss, dried berries, dark malts. Flavor is very dry and Brett forward, a distracting metallic note is also there with some astringency. Lingering scorched popcorn kernels and dark berry. Feels dry and effervescent at first, but deflates across the palate. Berry or Zin gives it a trace sweetness that cues the salivary glands ever so slightly. Flavors are interesting, but in the end don't feel harmonious. Hope this series refines itself as it progresses...
03-28-2009 04:53:34 | More by emerge077
3.58/5 rDev -6.5%
A - Poured out a semi-opaque, dark copper/burgundy color with a small, foamy, off-white head. It left a little lace.
S - It smelled of some sour funk and a little vinegar.
T - It tasted musty and funky with a sweet caramel. It also had some peppery heat with touches of dark fruits.
M - It was crisp and sharp with a dry finish. A medium-bodied wild ale.
D - This is an interesting wild ale. I think I'd prefer to not have it barrel aged.
04-14-2009 02:00:45 | More by zeff80
4/5 rDev +4.4%
11-20-2011 04:26:51 | More by JAHMUR
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
Avery surprised me with this one! I was expecting something golden, but this is dark, and - chocolatey! It's not very chocolatey, but there's a definite component to it. It's subtly roasty as well; and of course there's a solid woodiness. Beyond that, or I guess even before you even get to that, there's the funky barnyard. It's bright and intriguing with lots of leather and some manure along with a sharp note of tartness. The aroma reminds me very much of the chestnuts being roasted by street vendors in Manhattan during the holiday season. And then wood and funk and a fruity vinous note. And mixed with the caramelish and chocolatey notes it gives an almost spicy character as well (think ginger cookies or something like that). The bitterness is of course limited, but there's a bit there. The balance is impeccable though. You couldn't go any more "sharp" without throwing the darker malt notes out of balance and leaving the whole thing askew. And I guess that's what's most interesting about it - it delivers a lot of funkiness up front, but then it also offers a good chunk of maltiness behind it. Finally, in the finish, they merge into one rounded, polished note. It's like chocolate and wine and horse shit! :) - quite nice, and fairly complex. The alcohol, at 8.65% abv, is not really noticeable, yet I think it does make an impression in the overall character, and along with the woodiness lends to that spiciness I mentioned earlier. Well worth seeking out. A really unique "Belgian" style beer brewed in America.
01-24-2010 19:53:56 | More by NeroFiddled
4/5 rDev +4.4%
It seems appropriate to pour this into my newly acquired Cantillon glass.
Pours pitch black with a thin tan head. Lots of lacing on the way down. I find the color rather odd as I have never seen a wild ale of this tone. Nose is faint hints of Brett infused wood, cherry, and the typical funkyness. It'd be great if there were more of a kick on the nose from this. Flavor is minor lactic tones with the woody sourness you expect. Bretti s definitely there, but like the nose, I find it a bit mild in the overall scheme of things. There seems to be a touch of vanilla on things as well. Feel is smooth on liquid and the carbonation is middle of the road I'd say. This is a mild wild IMO. Hehe. Mild wild. It rhymes. Get it? Anywho. I bet this would be better after about 2 years of cellar time. Still though it is good. I'd love to know what the base beer for this was since it is so dark.
03-20-2009 18:21:30 | More by RblWthACoz
3.78/5 rDev -1.3%
A - Pours with one finger of light brown head that rests on top of an opaque, black body. The foam settles quickly and leaves only minor lace.
S - A complex aroma of acids and funk. Balsamic vinegar notes of acetic acid and oak with phenolic wild yeast character that gets musty in the finish with notes of cheese and goat. The tart, funky character is backed by malty sweetness and light caramel.
T - Strong malt character up front; lots of caramel and molasses notes. The acidity comes out next and blends with the molasses character and some tannic oak to create a salty, soy like flavor. Finishes with more molasses, acetic acid and oak, this time with a hint of vanilla, as well as a bit of boozy alcohol. Lingering flavors of oak and roasted malt.
M - Medium-thick body, moderately high carbonation, and a slightly sweet finish.
D - This is a very different spin on sour beer. It doesn't quite fit in with the couple of sour stouts that I have had, in that has relatively little roasted character and seems to focus more on toffee and molasses in terms of malt. Unfortunately this doesn't work all that well in the flavor as the molasses, acetic acid, and oak combine to form a meaty, soy sauce like character that overshadows the rest of the beer's character. The aroma is quite nice, like a more malt centric Flemish red, but the flavor kind of kills it for me. Worth a try, but the cost and the flavor make it a definite one time experience for me.
01-25-2010 07:04:54 | More by nickfl
Brabant from Avery Brewing Company
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Edith Haller was born in Meran and studied at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, winning first prize in the 2003 Mario Lanza Singing Competition in Filignano. Early engagements in Salzburg, Prague and Ljubljana were followed by a three-year contract with the Municipal Theare in Sankt Gallen, where she remained from 2002 to 2005. Her wide-ranging repertory includes Anna in Nabucco, Desdemona in Otello, Tatyana in Eugene Onegin, the Countess in Le nozze di Figaro, Giulietta in Les contes d'Hoffmann and the title role in Die Czárdásfürstin. Since 2005 she has been a member of the Baden State Theatre in Karlsruhe, where her roles have included Senta in Der fliegende Holländer, Sieglinde in Die Walküre, Elettra in Idomeneo, Agathe in Der Freischütz, Gutrune in Götterdämmerung, Ursula in Mathis der Maler and Desdemona in Otello. Much in demand in the world of opera, she has also been invited to appear as the First Lady in Die Zauberflöte at the Salzburg Festival, as Helmwige in Die Walküre and Gutrune in Götterdämmerung at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich and as Hanna Glawari in Die lustige Witwe at the Vlaamse Opera in Antwerp. During the 2007/8 season Edith Haller made her highly acclaimed début in the title role of Ariadne auf Naxos and was invited to appear with the Bavarian State Opera in Munich and at the New National Theatre in Tokyo.
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Efficient earns a start in Cox Plate
A capacity field will start in the $3 million Cox Plate at Melbourne's Moonee Valley racecourse on Saturday.
Josh Parr will be on board Cluster at Rosehill after his suspension was cut to one meeting
Chris Roots Josh Parr will continue his association with promising four-year-old Cluster at Rosehill after having a three-meeting suspension for going to too slow varied to a single meeting and a $2000 by the...
Our Voodoo Prince next in line to become Chris Waller's cups king
Chris Roots It is not in the Chris Waller international system to buy superstars from Europe but in Our Voodoo Prince they might have lucked on what could be a highest profile horse for the spring.
Irish trainer to try again for Cox Plate win
Chris Roots Irish master trainer Aidan O'Brien could return to Melbourne this spring after nominating classy three-year-old Adelaide for the Cox Plate.
Chris Waller's trio has stranglehold on Flemington staying feature
Max Presnell Royal Randwick on Saturday is again top heavy with Chris Waller and, hopefully, not too much dew, a recent problem producing a damp impact, despite a remarkably warm winter.
Horse Racing
Fawkner my favourite: Lloyd Williams
Patrick Bartley Lloyd Williams nominates Fawkner as the horse he would most like to win.
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Tempo may not be sexy, but it will decide who wins
Patrick Bartley The one constant in the Cup is that the jockey who judges the pace best is often the winner.
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Andrew Webster If you think it's difficult to lay eyes on Lloyd Williams, to see if the man is more than just a voice, it's even harder to pigeonhole him.
Horse Racing
Michael Rodd steers Vatican to win in Doveton Stakes at Caulfield races
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O'Brien's colt shines in English St Leger
Michael Lynch Leading Light wins the oldest English Classic race, the 2900 metre St Leger at Doncaster.
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Lune's Turnbull poser
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Williams wheels out his big staying guns on two fronts
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Some are wired for cups glory
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Spring would be worse off without Williams' Cup obsession
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Chris Roots Melbourne Cup day to Lloyd Williams would be like Christmas Day for Santa Claus.
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How can you guys even think DC? Just pick up Catwoman its a joke. Yes Wonder Woman is having a great run and Batwoman was good (the future of the series is yet to be seen) but the other books are hit or miss, Batgirl can't get anything going because it has to tie in with everything going on with Batman. After Forever Evil Pandora makes zero sense as a character, DC just doesn't know how to give its female characters an identity without being attached to a guy. I feel Marvel is having a better run Now with their female characters and if you don't think so then your not reading Marvel books and are talking from a fanboy point of view. Captain Marvel, Fearless Defenders (highly underrated), X-Men, are great female lead books. Then if you read the books you'll see that almost every book has very strong female characters in them, for example Medusa and She Hulk in FF, Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy, Pepper in Iron Man, Ms. America and Kate in Young Avengers, Sue Storm in Fantastic Four, Elektra in Thunderbolts, Sif in Thor. Not to mention all the mutants; Storm, Jean Grey, Rachelle Grey, Kitty Pryde, Psylocke, Magik, Emma Frost, Rouge. Plus a lot have had "makeovers" since the 90's. The ones that are still dressed a certain way also portray themselves as very sexual (Gamora, Emma Frost). Explain Harley Quinn or Poison Ivy, also maybe not in Wonder Woman's own title but in every other title shes in they tend to focus on her love life a lot. She has been seen with Superman, Colonel Trevor, and Orion. So Yes right now Marvel is winning, as far as the others publishers go its too open in Image and Dynamite is a joke being on this list.
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Hey G-Man,
The casting of Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper to do what seems to be a silly voice acting job has me wondering if that's just marvel's way of bringing them into the picture for a larger role down the line. I myself can see Vin Diesel playing Vision in a future Marvel movie and Bradley Cooper just screams Captain Marvel to me. As Marvel is obviously not shying away from their Cosmic property's can you see a Bradley Cooper Captain Marvel movie maybe in one of those unannounced Phase 3 movies?
Also How do you think they will handle Gravitron in Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.? He seems too big for small team of SHIELD agents.
Thank you for your time. Love the podcasts
So far they have talked about Hydra and in episode 3 provided the origin story for freaking Gravitron. These early episodes are laying the ground work for a bigger story down the line. Yes Skye is annoying but at least we saw a more serious Agent Coulson in episode 3. I like the show so far and doubt its going anywhere anytime soon. This is a Disney funded show on a Disney owned channel, its safe for now. Plus how bad would it suck if we never got to season two, which if timed correctly would lead right into Avengers 2.
What if he gives himself the Parker Particles? That would explain the new abilites and also drive fanboys to rage over the changes. Either way can't wait for 700.
It seems like a lot of people here are just DC fans and haven't even touched WWH. He beats everyone! Inhumans, Gamma Corps, FF, X-men, Avengers, In a day and ends with a epic battle against Sentry you know the guy with the power of a million exploding suns. The TT are fun but this battle wouldn't last a comic. WWH isn't your average hulk his rage blocked Professor X and Emma Stone out of his head. Even after his battle with Sentry with left them so exhusted that both Hulk and Sentry returned to their human form, Hulk was brought out again and was so enraged that he took one step and almost leveled Manhattan before he was able to take another step he was returned back to banner form with a combination of stark satilites that were to be used to destroy Manhattan it the event that the city was taken over. The hulk took the whole blast and all it did was made him into Banner again. Hulks power is fueled by his rage so if Kid Flash was using his speed all that would've done is upset the hulk even more making him that much more powerful. People forget about his other abilities as well, he can heal quicker that wolverine when enraged, hes fast, i dont know where people get the idea that the hulk is slow? He also was strong enough in planet hulk to hold a planet together. This battle goes to WWHulk, if it were regular Hulk it would be interesting.
Why isn't the Flash on this list? Barry Allens life is pretty bad, Mother gets killed, Dad gets blamed. Falls in love only to have her killed by someone who's sole purpose in life is to ruin anything that makes you happy.
Wow I'm surpised not to see more for the Hulk? Banner sees his mother die as a child. He is mentally instable, he found the woman of his dreams and couldn't even have sex because he would kill her. He is hated (feared) by everyone and when he did find someone he could love she gets killed while pregnant with his child. Not to mention he has had to fight everyone!


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Carpenter comes back smiling
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Tom Cable won't return as Oakland Raiders head coach
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The Oakland Raiders have told Coach Tom Cable they are not picking up his option to bring him back next season. The team announced the decision Tuesday night. It was first reported by ESPN. Cable's agent Don Yee says other...
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OECD Capital Services Estimates: Methodology and a First Set of Results
AbstractThis document presents the concepts underlying capital services measures, describes estimation methods and produces a first set of results. It also raises a number of outstanding conceptual issues in relation to capital services measures ... Ce document présente les concepts employés dans les mesures des services du capital, décrit les méthodes d'estimation et fournit un premier ensemble de résultats. Il traite également d'un certain nombre de questions conceptuelles soulevées par la mesure des services du capital ...
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Now that I am retired, I can indulge my lifelong love of books even more!
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I can't really rate the books this way. Overall, I have been extremely satisfied with all the audiobooks I have listened to so far. Some narrators are better in one way, others in another way, but quality is good.
Ramses Emerson is my favorite in this particular episode in the adventures of the Emerson family. Amelia Peabody Emerson is, of course, the main character and always a hoot. This first appearance of Ramses as a primary character is a lot of fun. He is a young genius whose escapades, while always completely logical to him, cause a lot of trouble--but eventually save the day.
This book also marks the first appearance of the "Master Criminal," who comes to play a great part in the ongoing Emerson family adventures.
Ms. Rosenblat has a very pleasant voice to listen to, has good expression in bringing out the meaning and tone of each passage, and does a mostly excellent job in voicing the individual characters. My only reservation is with her voice for Emerson. He comes out sounding like an 80-year-old heavy smoker nearly on his last gasp. Though this portrayal of Emerson is disappointing to me, the rest is so good that I manage to overlook it in the overall experience of the story.
Adventure, suspense, and humor amongst the relics of ancient Egypt!
I have the entire Amelia Peabody Emerson saga in book form. I enjoyed experiencing it in a new way through the audio book. I have some vision problems which make it increasingly difficult to read fine print, so I am now "collecting" an audio library as well as the print library I have.
"Exciting Cosy Mystery"
If you like Amelia Peabody, and I do, you'll enjoy this third book in the series featuring an amateur sleuth archaeologist in the early 1900's. There is kidnap, murder and a plethora of ancient antiquities all providing a compelling read.
I love Barbara Rosenblat's voice for these books, which are all in Amelia Peabody's point of view. Her overwrought prose is part and parcel of the 'journal style' of the story told.
Great fun! But read the series in order, the relationships all build nicely over time.
"The Mummy Case"
Barbara Rosenblat's portrayal of Amelia Peabody is rich and delicious! Her brisk delivery of this story really does justice to the humor and suspense of Elizabeth Peter's second adventure for Amelia and her new husband Emerson.
I listen to a book or two each month. Mostly fiction mysteries. Been avid book listener for over 20 years!
"Addictive Stories"
the Main character as she is so strong willed.
Not your usual Mummy movie.
I like all her books and enjoy learning a bit about Egyptology. I am not really a fan of romance novels but clearly am adicted to this one. It is different as the characters are married and both are engaged in doing interesting work. I like that the main character is not your typical sweet Mother.
"Top Notch"
Yes after a time..Easy listening
I have no favorites but some is slow..
All of it
No I had no particular reaction
"Very engaging"
Mystery, romance and intrigue. Wonderfully written and produced entertainment for light reading.
Aunt Dimity Mysteries for anyone who wants to avoid steamy sex, drugs and fowl language.
Great ability to voice the different characters.
No. I enjoy listening for a while and then picking it up again. The voices are memorable and the story is easy to pick up anytime.
I've read many of Elizabeth Pete's Peabody novels and love them.
"Mixed bag"
The mystery itself is very good. I don't like Amelia Peabody, especially her cold relationship to her very strange and totally unbelievable child. The narration is so dramatic, it really grates. I suspect many like these attributes. I've listened to 3 now, and I've had enough.
I love this series, I have listened to all 18 books over and over. The are uplifting, fun, and Barbara Rosenblat reads so so good, she does the whole series so her voice matures with the series. THANK YOU ELIZABETH PETERS for writing thses books and THANK YOU BARBARA for reading them to me. GIVE ME MORE,, yeah book 19 is out,,,, I am so so happy.


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Today was a fantastic day for the team as we achieved greater acclimatization. We entered the dry and rocky terrain of the Highland Desert Zone where large volcanic boulders dot the landscape. Our trail gently ascended the Shira Plateau and we the reached our high point near Kilimanjaro's Lava Tower at 14,900'.
After a long break to soak up the thin air we descended into the Barranco Valley. We are now comfy and cozy in our SlingFin dining tent drinking hot tea and eating popcorn at 12,800'. Everyone is having a great time and we are looking forward to another great day on Kilimanjaro.
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Dom and Kalani, thinking of you every day, every step of the way!! Living vicariously through the two of you. Enjoy every magnificent moment! Hugs, Diana
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Google's UK advertising sales team has been reshuffled in the wake of Bruce Daisley, director of YouTube and display, leaving last year to join Twitter.
In January, the company reshuffled roles and reporting lines as part of its strategy to make sales across its media solutions, including display, mobile, commerce, social and search, more cross-platform focused.
Daisley's former role has not been retained, and his responsibilities have been spread across the team.
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For those of you who had the "pleasure" (okay, slight sarcasm there) of watching me in the SharePoint Ignite materials talk about distributed cache, you may recall that our guidance at the time SharePoint 2013 shipped was that you should not patch AppFabric on SharePoint servers independently - meaning that if it needed patching the expectation was that it would be delivered with a SharePoint patch and AppFabric patches should not be applied. Since that time, we've reviewed the plans there and have decided that in fact patching AppFabric directly is how it should be managed going forward. So you will see a KB article here that describes doing just that: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2843251.
This has been causing a bit of confusion recently so we were lucky enough to get final clarification on this so folks can move forward. That being said now, you can (and should) go look for CU4 for AppFabric, because it has some bug fixes and performance improvements that will help you out in SharePoint land. You can find that at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2800726.
Thanks for the update Steve. The first KB article mentions the new GC methods but doesn't describe adding the backgroundGC key to the Distributed Cache configuration file (explained in AppFabric CU3). Do you know if there will be a future SharePoint update
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Sorry, I read the first KB too fast. It does reference CU3 and adding the key. Still would like to know if there is a plan for a future update to add this key automatically.
I was surprised to see that the first KB article you quote is dated May *2013*. So there are two possibilities. a) it's an old article and not the recent information your blog seems to indicate or b) it was recently revised but the person doing the revision
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had been upped to 1.1.), here it is not.])
There's a number of reasons why the documented decisions may not be in sync, couldn't we just be happy that they now are? I recommend looking on the bright side every now and then...
Do you have to stop the distributed cache service instance (gracefully) first before patching or can you just launch the update on a running service without a problem?
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Public Private Partnership as a Last Resort for Traditional Public Procurement
AbstractThis paper discusses recent changes in the way public services are delivered. A marked increase in the cooperation between the public and private sector in the realisation of complex projects, mostly concerning development of infrastructure, is the main characteristic of present-day developing economies. The creation of new, innovative agreements is driven by the limitation of public funds and an ever-growing demand for an increase in the quality of public services. Looking upon the western economies experience, alternatives to the traditional public sector procurement are identified in the public/private partnership. The public/private partnership can be seen as one component in the rearrangement of the public sector with a management culture that focuses on the citizen or customer. Also included in this are accountability for results, investigation of a wide variety of alternative service delivery mechanisms, and competition between public and private bodies for contracts to deliver services consistent with cost recovery and the achievement of value for money. The partnership can be realised through an array of models and in this paper priority is given to the DBFO (design-build-finance-operate) model, due to its importance in implementation. The DBFO model is considered to be a synonym for the public/private partnership, as it is the most suitable for complex projects and gains the most benefits.
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French publishers drop charges against Google
15.09.11 | Barbara Casassus
French publishers Albin Michel, Flammarion and Gallimard have confirmed they have dropped charges against Google for digitising copyrighted books from their catalogues without prior permission.
The three said they had decided to abandon the summons against Google France and Google Inc that they had filed on 6th May and 3rd June in order to "facilitate the resumption of talks between the French publishers association (Syndicat National de l'Edition, SNE) and Google over the digitation of copyrighted books and the search for an amicable solution to the litigation". However, they added they reserved the right to revive the case if the talks fell through.
Google halted discussions with the SNE in May after the three said they would take it to court, a situation complicated by the fact that Gallimard chief Antoine Gallimard is also SNE president.
Publisher La Martinère dropped its case against Google in August when it signed an agreement for the digital company to scan the copyrighted books of its choice. The SNE and the French authors society (Société des Gensde Lettres, SDGL) had joined La Martinière in the case, which is now in appeal.
"We suppose and hope that talks with Google will resume soon, although we don't have a date in our diaries yet," said Christine de Mazières, SNE director. Meanwhile, the SNE's legal case continues, and the appeal hearing is scheduled for February 2012, she added.
Reacting to reports last week that the three appeared to be dropping the case, Philippe Colombet, director of Google Books in France, said: "This is a great news. We always said we are keen to discuss constructively and work with publishers around the world to preserve and disseminate our important cultural treasures, and to find new business opportunities for authors and publishers."


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