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I know what you're thinking: really? Another memoir-slash-observational-essay-collection by a first-generation Indian-American comedy writer-slash-sitcom star who shot to fame with a cross-dressing impersonation of Ben Affleck? My bookshelf's full of those already!
Stay with me. Because, no matter how many quirky memoir-slash-observational-essay collections by funny ladies you've got on your shelves, you're going to want this one there, too.
Mindy Kaling is an American original. Born round, to delighted parents ("Part of me wonders if it even made them feel a little prosperous, like Have you seen our overweight Indian child? Do you know how statistically rare this is?"), she grew up in New England, enjoyed hanging out with her family, excelled in Latin, made her way to Dartmouth and thence, as is decreed by law and custom, to Brooklyn, where her smart-ass jokes about subway rape netted her and her colleagues a private Town Car to ferry them to their slave-wage job as production assistants on a psychic-TV show on cable.
You'll get the story of Kaling's rise to a job as a staff writer and eventual performer on "The Office," along with behind-the-scenes dish, several damning photos of Rainn Wilson, and candid shots of her on her way to various awards parties where she'd heard that Drake might play.
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Dear reader, there is more.
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A bid low in saturation and contrast, isn't it?
Left the gamma as is on the scan. It's like that for the box speed shots.
Here is a gamma adjustment:
The base measures 0.27, 0.72, 0.86
The area of the clouds with the powerlines running over them measure 1.09, 1.61, 1.66
Very nice, but then I wonder what would happen if the gamma was increased by some means in development. Fuji has apparently done it somehow. I suggest pH.
PE; I have a suspicion this would print contrasty enough in the dark room.
But I would actually like to increase the neg contrast by a lot while retaining mostly a straight line, for something I want to test.
The development is very active, the higher E.I.'s have better gamma, but worse grain.
Some shots are very grainy in deeper shadow areas, more so than normal process, but normal areas appearing to offer similar or better grain but with better detail.
The colour is definately off, but serviceable when balanced.
This one appears to be a higher E.I. rather than box speed, I didn't take it (and it's not me!), mixed lighting (fluro) and overcast daylight filtered through opaque plastic things in the ceiling.
How did you process, Dan? Temps, times, etc.
Oh sorry, forgot.
The recipe I used is posted earlier, bath B pH was 11.1
Time was 3m 15s for Bath A (just because I decided that'd be funny :P)
And Bath B was 6 minutes.
The temperature of the solutions at the time was measured at 23 degrees celsius.
Initial agitation Bath A until first 30 seconds were up, then two inversions every 30 seconds.
Bath B, same, but 2 inversions every 60 seconds.
I have to say I'm more than a little bit impressed with your results, Dan. One question: What does it mean to have a pinch of Sodium Sulphite, followed by 9.6 g/L of Sodium Sulphite? (And how much is a pinch anyway?)
Also, I'm assuming because the PH is neutral, nothing much is happening in Bath A other than uptake of the chemistry? It is Bath B that slams it into gear?
I guess this would have to be tried on various film formulations to determine whether it could be trustworthy, but my goodness it seems at least with this film to be delivering credible (not perfect but acceptable with adjustment) color. Would be interesting to see what would happen with something like Ektar.
Oh one more question. Was the second bath a "to completion" time, or was 6 minutes critical?
Pinch of sulphite - just a very tiny amount, take it from the 9.6g/L amount that's been measured out. I just formed this habbit when mixing developers, probably from doing it with Metol.
the CD-2 is mixed first, then the rest of the Sulphite. The Sulphite removes the HCl molecule off CD-2 iirc, and the H2SO4 off CD-4 and CD-3 (if you don't include a base initially it wont develop).
The bisulphite drops the pH down a bit, you can go lower than I did, but 7.1 is low enough for most purposes.
Some development has to occur in Bath A, or it is useless.
I've tried it with CD-3 before using ECN-2 film, I omitted the Sulphite as I wanted maximum saturation/dye formation etc in Bath A. Not even 4x the equivalent amount here of colour developer agent worked. I got very thin images from +5 stops overexposed, and that was it, and they were terrible colour iirc.
Development occurs in Bath A. Not much, but a reasonable amount. You can therefore alter affects and density with variations in time in Bath A.
Bath B continues development, but halts to a stop when it runs out of developer.
The last one I tried with CD-2 as at 7g/L which worked very well a well with limited testing on obscure films.
Print Film Test #3 by athiril, on Flickr
I was interested in it at the time to try and get good in camera pictorial results out of Vision Print Film (I've since had some luck with it using diluted E-6 first dev at 30c iirc and processing the rest as E-6), and put some 50D in as a control.
The recipe differs to the one I used here for the Agfa film in amounts and ingredients.
I'm currently interested in trying to figure out a good solvent style developer for C-41, ever since had some Agfa 400 go through E-6 by accident - messed up colours of course, but grain and detail were excellent.
My guess is that it's to completion by 6 minutes, as there isn't much developer sitting around anyway.
Also one key component to 'acceptable' results is to use a good colour balance - don't use the same balance/settings you do for printing or scanning normal C-41 - that will just not work out well, as it's obviously different.
If you're printing, shooting a greyscale on the roll and using that frame that to dial in your balance will help.
Ok, very good results!
That said, some critical comments.
1. CD2 is NOT good for C41 films. Image stability will be an issue.
2. The time and temp are not too critical as this 2 bath process is self limiting. As long as you get good imbibition of chemistry there should be no problem with development except for crossover, grain and sharpness. Color would probably be ok for the most part.

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Cholera eradication in Haiti will take 'some years,' says outgoing UN coordinator
- 30 June, 2015
Despite gains, 2.4 billion people worldwide still lack basic sanitation – UN report
- 17 June, 2015
UN agency airlifts lifesaving survival kits to displaced in hard-to-reach areas of South Sudan
Clean, accessible water for all is an essential part of the world we want to live in. There is sufficient fresh water on the planet to achieve this.
But due to bad economics or poor infrastructure, every year millions of people, most of them children, die from diseases associated with inadequate water supply, sanitation and hygiene.
Water scarcity, poor water quality and inadequate sanitation negatively impact food security, livelihood choices and educational opportunities for poor families across the world. Drought afflicts some of the world's poorest countries, worsening hunger and malnutrition.
By 2050, at least one in four people is likely to live in a country affected by chronic or recurring shortages of fresh water.
Facts and figures
- 1.7 billion people have gained access to safe drinking water since 1990, but 884 million people are still without.
- 2.6 billion people lack access to basic sanitation services, such as toilets or latrines.
- Each day, an average of 5,000 children die due to preventable water and sanitation-related diseases.
- Hydropower is the most important and widely-used renewable source of energy, representing 19 per cent of total electricity production worldwide.
- Approximately 70 per cent of all available water is used for irrigation.
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Faye B. Gluesing, 95, formerly of DeWitt, Iowa, passed away on Monday, November 5, 2012, at Arbor View Communities, Burlington, Wisconsin.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013 at Elmwood Cemetery, DeWitt, with The Reverend Jeff Wartgow officiating. Schultz Funeral Home, DeWitt, caring for the arrangements.
She was born February 7, 1917, in Iowa County, Iowa, to Chris and Anna (nee Faltinson) Nelson. Faye spent her early life on a farm near Conroy, Iowa, and then moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she graduated from Consolidated Conroy Washington High School. On January 10, 1939, Faye was united in marriage to Donald R. Gluesing in Clinton, Iowa. Following their marriage they resided in the De Witt area on a farm. They then moved to a dairy farm in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. Faye worked as a telephone operator and as a clerk in various department stores. In retirement, Faye and Don spent their winters in Florida, and in 1999 moved to Beverly Hills, Florida. Her husband, Don preceded her in death February 23, 2001. Faye had resided in Burlington since 2004.
She was a member of the Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ and Women of the Moose. She enjoyed working on her crafts, reading and crossword puzzles. Most of all she treasured time spent with her family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Faye is survived by her children, Dean (Bonnie) Gluesing of Greendale, Wisconsin, Patsy Hlavacek of Burlington, Eunice Kirkman of Hernando, Florida, and Phyllis (Dave) Harp of Naples, Florida; her grandchildren, Christopher (Tamara) Gluesing, Patrick (Lori) Gluesing, Kathleen (Andrew) Wenzel, Jeff Firkus, Brenda Boyle, Richard Martin, Doris Hunt, Troy (Tammy) Zeeryp, Julie Zeeryp and Stephen Carter; a step-granddaughter, Sherry (Karl) Krueger and 10 great-grandchildren. She is further survived by her nieces, Beverly Rebik and Sharon Batten as other relatives and friends.
In addition to her husband, Don, Faye was preceded in death by her parents, a grandson, Bobby Hunt, son-in-law, Gary Hlavacek and grandson-in-law Rick Boyle.
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By James Swift, campaignlive.co.uk, Friday, 16 May 2014 11:42AM
De Moraes will freelance at Droga5 Europe but has stopped working full time.
According to Kevin Dundas, the chief executive of the agency, De Moraes is leaving because of his partner's increased work commitments and because he has landed a book deal.
"Thiago has been offered a publishing deal for an illustrated children's book. Anyone who knows Thiago will know that this is his first passion, so he is leaving the agency to focus on that," Dundas said. "However, he will freelance with us when his time permits and we hope to see him in the bestseller list soon."
De Moraes added: "For a long time, I've been writing children's books and now one of them is getting published. I had to choose between building the agency and building my own thing. It was a difficult choice, but I chose my own thing. It's the biggest cliché in the world – adman leaves to become author.
"I'm fully aware that I won't be able to survive for long just being a children's author and I will probably eventually go back into advertising. But, right now, I have a contract and I have to deliver this book."
Droga5 Europe will not seek to replace De Moraes. The shop's founding executive creative director, Nik Studzinski, will lead the department.
De Moraes joined Droga5 Europe in September 2013 from Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, where he was the head of creative innovation and had worked for three years.
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Icons can be widely known symbols, like the little bird on my cell phone that helps me find my Twitter account. Other icons are objects of devotion, as evidenced by teenage girls swooning over the boy band One Direction. And there's a wide range between these two extremes. In any case, icons offer insights into what we find important. They mean something to us.
If you've ever been to Strawberry Point, Iowa, you know there's just something iconic about that great big strawberry that's high in the sky above downtown. That giant berry represents a distinct identity and pride of place in a one-of-a-kind community. That's why we used it in our 2014 annual report to help illustrate how many people ISU Extension and Outreach serves. Last year more than 1 million people directly benefited from our programs. That's one thousand Strawberry Points.
There are other Iowa icons in our annual report as well – the High Trestle Trail, the American Gothic house, and "Main Street," to name a few. They're a shortcut to make our point: We are everywhere for Iowans. Iowa State educates more Iowa students than any other university, and ISU Extension and Outreach educates more Iowans. Having said that, it's awfully hard to boil our work down to numbers or a brief report, because we all know that it's more than numbers and more than Web clicks. It's about children and their families, businesses and farmers, teachers, manufacturers, local leaders, caregivers, and legislators. The list goes on and on, because our work is about building capacity and mostly, it's about people and our institution's lifelong partnership with them. We know Iowa's people and places, and we look forward to continuing to serve our fellow Iowans. See you there.
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In this Tutorial i will describe how to get database size in MB.Its very important script when you want list of all available database in mysql server with size in MB based on current logged-in user.
The data_length + index_length is equal to the total table size.
data_length – store the real data.
index_length – store the table index.
below is the SQL script to list out the entire databases size
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SELECT table_schema "scg_insights_app", SUM( data_length + index_length) / 1024 / 1024 "Data Base Size in MB" FROM information_schema.TABLES GROUP BY table_schema
Above code gives each database record from your MySQL scheme for the current logged in user.The size of database is sum of the data and index length to show a grand total.
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I'm using Visual Studio 2010, with a lot of project and solution files. But now I find myself in a bit of dependency hell with ProjectReferences:
- Project
Simpleproduces a static lib.
- Projects
Bardepend on
Simple, and also produce static libs.
- Project
Moduledepends on
Fooand produces a DLL.
- Project
Module2depends on
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So the dependency tree looks like this:
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ProjectReferences, I can make
Module depend on
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Foo.lib. This works fine.
But, is there a way for
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It seems like that should be possible.
Module depends on
Foo, which depends on
Simple, so it seems like it should be able to have an option for "link in the output of my references and my references' references". But I can't find anything that lets me do that.
The "Link Library Dependencies" option doesn't do it. It only links in Foo.lib, and then I get a linking error about unresolved external symbols (symbols which are defined in Simple.lib).
Setting "Link Library Dependencies" to
true for the
Simple and
Simple references seems to work at first, until you have a project that uses both
Foo and
Bar. That setting actually embeds
Simple.lib inside of
Foo.lib and
Bar.lib, and then you get "symbol is already defined" errors if you try to use both
Foo.lib and
Bar.lib. And that's the correct error - I don't actually want to put
Simple.lib inside of any other lib.
I can add a
ProjectReferece from
Module to
Simple, but that's tedious to set in every project that uses
Foo, and it's violating the encapsulation of
Module should not need to know about
Simple. Obviously the linker needs to know about
Simple, but it should be able to figure that out by following ProjectReferences.
Here's why this matters: Suppose, during maintenance, a new project is created:
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Syracuse has suspended sophomore tailback Adonis Ameen-Moore and reserve tight end Max Beaulieu for the Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday for violating athletic department rules. Head coach Doug Marrone announced the suspensions in an email that did not elaborate on what the players had done. Ameen-Moore, who was used mainly in the Orange's short-yardage formation, gained 108 yards on 30 carries and scored six touchdowns in the six games he played. Beaulieu played in just one game this season, a home win over UConn. Starting outside linebacker Marquis Spruill also has been disciplined. He will not play ''a significant portion'' of the Pinstripe Bowl against West Virginia. Spruill and running back Steve Rene were arrested Dec. 2 and charged with misdemeanors after scuffling with Syracuse Police. Marrone did not specify how much of the game Spruill will miss. The junior is fourth on the team in tackles with 62 and is a three-year starter.
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im sorry to be the bearer of bad news but the performance settings DO decrease image quality... especialy fp16 and fp12.
Yeah your right, I said as much months back in the 3mood thread about fp16. On my 6800GT the performance advantage was quite negligible as well for this option.
As a point of order though, it's not fp12, that's fx12.
On another couple of the settings, both doom3 and quake4 actually use precision hint fastest in the standard interaction.vxp already, and quake 4 by default already does what the "swizzle" option does (which is mask the final result by xyz, ie skips writing out the redundant w channel). Indeed, quake 4's interaction.vxp is replete with quite aggressive write masks (as opposed to doom3's, which contains none). Finally, quake 4 already does the specular with maths, not a texture lookup, and indeed it does it with one less instruction then quak4/3mood
. Quak4/3mood subtract's 0.75, squares it, then multiplies by 16, 3 instructions. Quake 4 uses a single MAD instruction to multiple by 4 then subtract 3, and then squares it, which is mathematically equivalent (multiplying by 4 before squaring is the same as multiplying by 16 afterwards, since 4 squared is 16, and similarly 3 is subtracted instead of 0.75 since 4x0.75=3).
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Paul A. Smith offers news, notes and perspective on the great outdoors.
DNR board approves wolf hunt proposal in front of packed audience
The Natural Resources Board unanimously approved a plan to harvest as many as 201 wolves in a hunting and trapping season scheduled to begin in October.
The proposal, advanced in an emergency rule by the Department of Natural Resources, would spread the harvest among six management zones.
A crowd of 120 people overflowed the meeting room on Tuesday at the Stevens Point Holiday Inn and Conference Center.
Forty-three people testified. In addition to the seven board members, DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp and Land Division Administrator Kurt Thiede were in attendance.
The board was able to vote only on the DNR proposal for wolf quotas, zones and a limited number of specific hunting and trapping rules.
The Legislature and Gov. Scott Walker established most aspects of the hunting and trapping season through Act 169, signed in April.
Act 169 specifies a harvest season from Oct. 15 to the end of February, allows the use of dogs to hunt wolves, allows night hunting and the use of bait.
The law makes Wisconsin the only state to allow the use of dogs to hunt wolves.
Testimony presented Tuesday morning was indicative of the range of opinions on the iconic species.
The DNR estimated the wolf population at 815 to 880 animals in late winter. The wolf was removed from protections of the federal Endangered Species Act and returned to state management in January.
DNR wildlife manager Bill Vander Zouwen said the agency's goal is to reduce the wolf population but retain a "viable, sustainable population."
The agency plans to issue 10 times as many wolf licenses as the final kill quota.
As established by the Legislature, applications will cost $10 and licenses will be $100 for state residents.
Vander Zouwen acknowledged uncertainties over the proposal, including the number of hunters and trappers likely to seek licenses and what percentage are likely to kill a wolf.
"This first season is a time for us to learn and adapt," Vander Zouwen said. "But we think what we have in place is conservative, especially since we have the ability to enact emergency closures in zones if the quota is reached."
The DNR's proposal would issue more permits in marginal or poor wolf habitat and exert relatively less harvest pressure in the core wolf ranges in the central and northern forest.
But Tom Givnish, University of Wisconsin professor of botany, said the proposed kill rate was "too high and biologically unjustified."
"Hundreds of people have worked over dozens of years to see the gray wolf recover," Givnish said. "This is not the time to install an aggressive hunting policy that may endanger that recovery."
Givnish recommended refuges be established in which no wolf hunting or trapping would be allowed.
Givnish said he was troubled by allowing hunting wolves at night, with baits and with dogs.
"It will stain the reputation of hunting in Wisconsin and the DNR through the foreseeable future," Givnish said.
Several hunting and conservation groups, including the Wisconsin Hunter's Rights Coalition, Wisconsin Conservation Congress and Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, testified that the proposed quota of 201 wolves is too low.
Ralph Fritsch, representing the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation, said the quota is "ultra conservative" and will lead to "an insufficient harvest of wolves in Wisconsin."
The state has paid $214,794 for wolf depredation in 2012, according to DNR records.
Thirty-nine wolves have been killed in Wisconsin in 2012 at known depredation sites.
American Indian tribes in Wisconsin are opposed to any wolf harvest.
Joe Rose of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa told part of the tribe's creation story, in which the wolf and man are blood brothers.
"We believe what happens to the wolf, happens to humans," Rose said.
In recognition to the tribes' views, the DNR established zero wolf quotas on American Indian reservations in the state.
The board turned down a request by Mike Wiggins, chairman of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, for an extra 6-mile wolf protection zone around the reservation's boundary.
"I'm concerned about the private landowners around the tribal land," said board member Preston Cole. "Without hearing from them, I don't think we can support an extra buffer.
Although the board approved the quota of 201 wolves, the number of licenses offered may be substantially less.
The tribes are legally-entitled to declare up to 50% of the wolf quota in the ceded territory.
James Zorn, executive director of the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, said the tribes have not made any decision regarding their declarations and are reviewing their options.
The possibility remains for a law suit to stop the wolf hunting and trapping season.
Robert Habush of Habush Habush and Rottier Law Firm was in the audience. Habush didn't testify but said he was an "interested observer."
Under the plan, the DNR will accept wolf permit applications during August and make licenses available in September.
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The sweet memories of summer vacation may be fading, but that doesn't mean travel season has to end too. In fact, fall is one of the best times to travel, as many airlines and hotels try to fill their books between the summer and winter vacation seasons.
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Another good resource is FareCompare, a site where you can see a map of multiple Twitter-based airfare deals happening at the same time. You can also "Like" FareCompare on Facebook to get deals sent directly to your Facebook stream all day long. And, if there's a specific city that you like to visit or fly out of, you can find a feed from Fly.com that features fares for that particular place, like NYCFares, ChicagoFlightDeals and DenverFlightDeals. They even have a Twitter list of all their city-specific fare alerts, so you can browse deals from all over or find an account that's listing flights for your city of choice.
Aggregator sites are still the way to go when it comes to surfing for hotels on the web. Sure, a single hotel is likely to post some special offers on their site from time to time, but you're bound to get a better deal if you search multiple sites at once to compare their coupons.
Online coupon company EBates recently released a service that helps you do just that. Additionally, if you book through Ebates, you become eligible for easy cash back rebates on whatever you spend. Similar sites like Kayak, GetARoom and TravelZoo allow you to search all sorts of offers at the same time and quickly compare rates on everything from luxury hotel rooms to amusement park admissions.
Private sale site Jetsetter.com – an offshoot of Gilt Groupe – lets you sign up to receive exclusive e-mails full of deals and discounts from the best luxury travel brands. For luxury deals, you can also check out Off & Away, which lets you bid on high-end room rates in an eBay-style auction format. Many of these sites also offer RSS feeds, so you can keep a constant stream of assorted travel deals coming into your regular RSS reader.


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Chasing Waterfalls in Tennessee's Unicoi County
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Organizers say Mardy Fish is set to play at the Queen's Club tournament next month as a grass-court warmup for Wimbledon and the London Olympics. The No. 9-ranked Fish pulled out of the U.S. Davis Cup team's quarterfinal against France in April due to a health scare. He is the highest-ranked U.S. player. Britain's Andy Murray is set to defend the Queen's Club title a week before playing at Wimbledon. The Olympic tennis tournament will also be held at the All England Club. Murray will not have to face second-ranked Rafael Nadal at Queen's this year after the Spaniard pulled out of the tournament, citing stringent British tax laws that could cause the player to lose money by playing the weeklong tournament.
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Ebridge, Inc. filed as a Domestic For-Profit Corporation in the State of Texas on Friday, July 24, 1998 and is approximately seventeen years old, according to public records filed with Texas Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Saturday, July 4, 2015.
Karen Meredith serves as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Crooked Creek Gp, LLC, Innovative Solution Advisors, LLC and eight more corporations. Karen's past corporate affiliations include Bookmytwit, LLC, California Indemnity Insurance Company , and Dallas Fire Insurance Company .
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Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank governing council members have agreed on a 20 billion-euro ($27 billion) weekly upper limit for sovereign debt purchases as resistance among members grows, the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported.
The ECB council meets every other week to decide on an upper limit for bond purchases used to stem rising yields as the European debt crisis widens, the newspaper reported, without saying where it obtained the information. Members met again late yesterday to discuss lowering the level, FAZ said.
Council members from the Netherlands and Austria have added their voices to skepticism over the bond-purchase program, the newspaper said. Those objecting to buying include Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, Executive Board member Juergen Stark and Yves Mersch, governor of Luxembourg's central bank, FAZ said.
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It implements all the PEPs we worked on in the last 4 years. "pkgutil" is now a new attempt to provide an implementation of all the PEPs, forked from distutils2, without the commands system.
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A group of 12 former England players - including the likes of Sir Geoff Hurst and Michael Owen - was at Sarm Studios in West London this morning where they also worked on the video to accompany the track.
It was also the location for the recording of the Band Aid single in 1984 and the new promo will be unveiled for the first time during the TV broadcast for Sport Relief night on Friday, March 21.


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Coordinates: 51°41′31″N 0°59′42″W / 51.692°N 0.995°W
Adwell is a village and civil parish about 3 miles (5 km) south of Thame in South Oxfordshire. The parish covers 434 acres (176 ha) and the village has 9 homes.[citation needed]
Adwell Cop, 0.5 miles (800 m) southeast of the village, is a hill 148 metres high crowned with a Bronze Age burial mound. Iron Age pottery has been found nearby.[2] Formerly the Cop was erroneously attributed to the Danes who were in Oxfordshire in 1010.[2]
The Domesday Book of 1086 records the village as Advelle.
The manor house is Adwell House. There had been a 17th-century house on ths site, but it was rebuilt in either the late 18th[3] or early 19th century.[4] Early in the 19th century the manor was inherited by John H. Birch, who took the name Newell Birch as a condition of the legacy. He left the house to his nephew Henry Birch Reynardson, in whose family the house has remained.[3] In the 20th century three generations of Birch Reynardson served as High Sheriff of Oxfordshire: W.J.B. Birch Reynardson in 1913, Lieutenant-Colonel H.T.B. Birch Reynardson C.M.G. in 1958 and W.R.A.B. Birch Reynardson in 1974.
Parish church[edit]
The original parish church is believed to have been built late in the 12th century, although the earliest documentation of it is dated 1254.[3] It had only a nave and chancel. The latter may have been enlarged in the 13th century, judging by its east window which was early Decorated Gothic.[3] In the 14th century new windows were inserted in the nave and a new west door was added.[3] In 1553 the building was recorded as having a bell-cot with two bells. All of the walls were repaired around 1800, but by the early 1860s the building was considered too weak to be restored.[3]
The old church building was demolished and in 1865 it was replaced with a new Church of England parish church of Saint Mary designed by the Gothic Revival architect Arthur Blomfield.[4] Blomfield's design replicated the early Decorated style, but the new building retained the south doorway of the old church, which is in the transitional style between Norman and Early English Gothic.[4] The new church also retains the memorials from inside the old one, including a stone effigy of a knight from about 1300.[3] The new building has no aisles, but has north and south chapels arranged as transepts either side of the chancel.[3] There is no tower, but a bell-cot with one bell. The bell dates from about 1350 and so may be from the old church building.[3]
The Oxfordshire Way footpath passes the western edge of the village.
- ^ "Area selected: South Oxfordshire (Non-Metropolitan District)". Neighbourhood Statistics: Full Dataset View. Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 30 March 2010.
- ^ a b "Site name: Adwell". Oxfordshire's Historic archives. Ashmolean Museum.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Lobel 1969, pp. 7–16
- ^ a b c Sherwood & Pevsner 1974, p. 419
- Lobel, Mary D, ed. (1969). "Adwell". A History of the County of Oxford. Victoria County History. 8: Lewknor and Pyrton Hundreds. pp. 7–16.
- Sherwood, Jennifer; Pevsner, Nikolaus (1974). Oxfordshire. The Buildings of England. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books. p. 419. ISBN 0-14-071045-0.
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My First Lesson
It pretty much took me all winter to find somewhere to ride that really wasn't too far away. 2 of my daughters had taken lessons when they were teens, but that place was no longer giving lessons for some reason. I found a western ranch right down the road, and though I contacted them, never heard from them. I have since found out that due to deaths in the family, they are no longer operating as a "ranch". I had seen so many ads on Craigslist for places closer to the city, that I decided I would try to advertise looking for lessons, with my location.
I received a few replies(and lots of spam, ugh). One was a young girl, who hadn't been giving lessons for too long. She wasn't too far away, and was willing to give me lessons. I tentatively scheduled a day with her.
I then received an email, telling me that so and so, about 15 minutes from me gave both English and Western lessons. I contacted him by email, and we went back and forth for a few days, when I finally called him. We had a great conversation, I told him I was looking for lessons now, and looking to buying my own horse within a year. He tells me that lessons are expensive these days, and that he is the cheapest in the area.
So, I set up a time to go have my first lesson. I was ecstatic! Finally, finally, it was going to happen! I had visions in my head of me, in the not too distant future, cantering my horse through the peaceful apple orchards, and woods where we live, with Lake Ontario in the background.
On the appointed day, I drove over to where my lesson was. I drove up to the house, and drove by because I was early. Then I pulled in the driveway.
The first inkling that I had that things were not good, was when we went down some steps to the stall area of a very old barn(hey, I love old barns, but this one was none too steady looking). As soon as we hit the floor, I noticed 2 things: 1. There was a good sized stream running through the middle of the walkway, out the door and appeared to have been deviated from the corral to who knows where. 2. While there were, I think, 4 stalls, 2 were full of "stuff", obviously not having been used in a while. Okay, well he explained that this underground stream just came up from out of nowhere the past couple of weeks and he had been trying to get rid of it. Ok, so these things happen. We talked for a little bit, then he went and got the horse I was going to ride, brought him in the barn and saddled him up. Because there was not room for 2 horses in there, when he took him out and tied him up outside. This horse was a 5 year old, which made me a little nervous. I always thought lesson horses were at least in their teens! He then brought in the horse he was going to ride. (I have never heard of an instructor riding a horse during someone's lesson before, but what do I know?) As I made a move to the side of her to hold out my hand, he said, "she's a nipper", just as she stuck her head out to "nip" me. What she really was, was a biter, apparently including skin with whatever else she could grab. Okay, so I'm not scared, let's just see what happens here. We get outside, and I ask where his other horses are. So, he has me get up on the horse(I'm thrilled here, it's the first time in years and years! ) and leads me down a long drive to the back pasture, so I can see where the other horses are. It's a beautiful day, the birds are singing, and I'm on a horse. Everything's good, except for maybe having to duck under the only low branch on the way there, and having to deal with a jog on the way back! We look at the horses, go back to the corral, start some obstacle course exercises- cool. Then his cell phone rings. For 10 minutes I am going around and around barrels(when I can get the horse to move that is) while this guys on the phone. I'm looking around too, and it's then that I notice all the junk in the corral. Mostly on the sides, but there is a tree in the middle and stuff piled around it. I just felt a little unsafe, knowing that all those items were not supposed to be in the ring with us. I start to get some uneasy feelings, but again, what do I know, it's been years since I've taken any lessons. And, of course I was off in la-la land the whole time, lol! When this guy isn't on the phone, he is either talking away at me(but not necessarily about riding), which makes me feel like I have to stop what I am doing to listen to him, not that I am doing much anyways as the horse, just really does not want to move forward much. I understand that the horse may possibly be trying to see if I am a leader or a follower, but after a while I realize- hey I have not been on a horse in 25 years, I could use a little help trying to figure out what to do. So, at the end of the "lesson" I get that really what the guy wants is someone to trail ride with every day, and kind of teach along the way. I am disappointed, because I was looking for a little more formality, I guess. But I haven't found anywhere else to take lessons, so I make an appointment for next week, same time. When I get home, I have my husband and my oldest grand daughter telling me that since the RI is so inexpensive and relaxed about things, that they want to come and take lessons there with me. Uh, no. That's when I woke up. I understand that some horse people are poor(that will be me, the horse will come first, small pastures to start, save up, add on, etc..), but I just feel like the place could be cleaner, and much safer. My own safety is one thing, my family members an entirely different story. The matter is taken out of my hands however, as I receive several phone calls, emails and texts over the weekend from this guy telling me he is going into the hospital for emergency surgery for separated spinal disks that happened when his horse threw him just days before. I sent him a text telling him to get better soon, but never went back there again to ride. I had made a horrible mistake with just my first look for a lesson barn. I should have spent more time looking around, and maybe gone to this place for a visit before riding the first time. Oh well, a lesson learned, and next time up- I finally find a GOOD riding instructor!