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Hi Dennis, I would suggest to do a bit less bureaucracy and delete the following sentence: 'If you are submitting an iCLA, please report your decision to email@example.com and indicate how much time you need before the iCLA will be sent to Apache.' I cannot see a good reason to force the decision for the remaining initial committers. Likewise, what would the time estimation be good for? In case someone needs to take legal advice, time estimations are difficult anyhow. Just kindly remind and invite them. Rest is fine for me. Thanks for proposing the reminder mail! Ingrid Am 22.07.2011 05:10, schrieb Dennis E. Hamilton: > There are 20 Initial Committers on the OpenOffice.org incubator proposal who have not yet submitted iCLAs or informed us of their intention not to do so. > > Today I used the following format for a message to one of those Initial Committers. > > Before 19 more of these are sent out I wanted to check how understandable this is. > > I am particularly concerned for how clear this is for those who are not native English speakers. > > I welcome your advice. > > - Dennis > > *** specimen message *** > > From:<PPMC member> > Sent:<today> > To:<Initial Committer lacking iCLA so far> > Cc: email@example.com > Subject:<Initial Committer Name>: Apache OpenOffice.org Initial Committer Status > > Hello<Initial Committer Name>, > > You are listed as an Initial Committer on the proposal for the Apache OpenOffice.org incubator project. > > The incubator project was accepted by Apache on 2011-06-13. > > As an Initial Committer you are invited to be established as a committer on the Apache OpenOffice.org incubator podling. You are also invited to serve on the Podling Project Management Committee after you are established as a committer. > > The prerequisite to becoming established as a committer is to register an iCLA agreement with Apache. > > Our records indicate that no iCLA has been received from you. > > If you do not choose to submit an iCLA, please report your decision to<email@example.com>. We will then know not wait for it. > > If you are submitting an iCLA, please report your decision to firstname.lastname@example.com and indicate how much time you need before the iCLA will be sent to Apache. > > For more information and iCLA/CCLA forms, go to<http://www.apache.org/licenses/#clas>. Complete instructions for submission of an iCLA is at the top of the form (text or PDF). > > We welcome your contribution to the Apache OpenOffice.org incubator project. > > - the Apache OpenOffice.org incubator Podling Project Management Committee (PPMC) > > *** end of specimen message *** > > > >
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1 Place De La Sorbonne, 75005 Paris, Île-de-France
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Second time at hotel, great location
It would be better to have wooden floor than carpet in the room. A shower stall rather than a bathtub would be more convenient. Breakfast a bit too light and with poor variety
Very good location, very fancy common spaces (hall, breakfast room, reception). The room at the sixth floor was good, but not as great as common spaces. Bathtube/shower uncomfortable (without hang up for the shower and without shower curtain, it's a mess with the water everywhere).
great design of the room, top floor (6th) was excellent, and you could not beat the TV in the bathroom mirror. really happy with this perfectly located gem.
great location, great soundproof windows!unusually beautiful interior decoration! breakfast generous for paris conditions! if you weigh more than 50 kilos, do not go to ther bathroom-you may get stuck..
The location, it was in an exellent square in front of university sorbonne . Big rooms for hotel in paris. Beautiful rooms with very nice architecture view. perhaps a little more of cheese and ham in breakfast
The front desk staff was excellent and very helpful in all ways. None to comment on
The hotel is in a great location and the lobby and other public facilities were beautiful. The staff was friendly and very helpful. We also liked that there were several restaurants all within the same square as the hotel. The rooms were tiny and the bathroom made me feel a bit claustrophobic. Also, the Internet only worked during the day.
The staff was helpful when I had questions. Although helpful, I still came away with feeling they wanted to separate guests from their money as quickly as possibly. They were not warm and did not exhibit the hospitality I come to expect from today's hotels. Two examples: On checking in, I specifically asked for a quiet room away from the elevator. Although the relatively room was quiet it was next to the elevator. Unfortunately, because of my jet lag, I didn't realized this until I'd occupied the room. Why would the check-in clerk not consider my request? The second day, leaving the breakfast area I saw a huge cockaroach. I took a picture and sent it to the hotel by email to be discrete about it. They thanked me for the information and said they'd take care of it. When I checked out a bit later in the morning, the clerk told me an exterminator would be there in half an hour. Great for them. But never once did they say they express any need to be forgiven for having a dirty place. They didn't even comp me for the unpleasant experience. I just don't get it. If you want to sell yourselves as a four star establishment you can't just be superficial about it. You have to deliver through and through which is consider this place to be a wanna be four star. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone looking for authentic hospitality and superior service. By way of comparison, I was in Paris 2 years ago and stayed in a two star hotel in the same area and found the service to be of much higher quality. Next visit, I'll go back to them.
For this part of Paris the rooms are very nice and good value, with nice design and very comfortable beds. Internet in the rooms was not free, but at least available.
The best in Select Hotel is location. It is situated in the center of Paris and it has good neighborhood with Sorbona and Luxemburg park. Muy bien. The room was too small for me and for people from wide area countries.
Friendly, efficient staff. Nicely designed interior and excellent location. Comfortable room. We will definitely stay there again.
Villa Pantheon was in a fantastic location. Easy walk to St. germain, Notre dame, and a lot of the sites. Staff was super nice and knowledgeable about how to get around the city. Hotel was very clean also. Rooms were slightly small but that is expected in old European cities.
The staff was great, particlarly Alikhan, as well as Kim. Nice ambience. Great location.
Great Location, reception staff were helpful and friendly.The room was comfortable and cleaned dailly. I think the Hotel is a bit 'tired' and requires some investment, one of the glass panels on the entrance door had a large crack and there was a missing button in the lift, overall the hotel was looking a bit shabby and in need of refurbishment. Also all tv channels were french, usually a hotel of this standard will have news channels etc as a minimum and/or internet access in the room through the TV.
The hotel was clean, the staff friendly and perfectly located for our purposes, however I am glad that our room was at the front of the hotel and not at the back some other people were asking to change rooms from the back to the front of the hotel. Like a lot of french hotels, there was no complimentary tea, coffee or water in the room which would have been most gratefully received after a long journey.
the location of the hotel is good, quite but not too far from the metro and everything else. it´s just not a four star hotel...maybe if they get stars for having a roof or electricity ;)
The location is perfect, staff are lovely and nice relatively inexpensive restuarants near by. We booked a triple de luxe room and had to ask for extra towels etc. The third bed was a put up bed, thou relatively comfortable.
Front desk staff very helpful and friendly The drilling in the wall that started promptly at 9:00 am
The hotel itself is kept quite well and all of the staff was exceptionally nice. The bartender will tell you you're beautiful then offer you a glass of prosecco then explain what it is. The rooms are large but they didn't feel like anything special. They just felt outdated but not in the way I thought it would be. I was kind of expecting a little more oomph in the furniture but it was just regular boring hotel furniture. The bathroom, however, was excellent. Vanities with two mirrors a tub that is actually big enough to get in if you like baths. The decor felt like it was attempting to be fancy but as soon as you tried to take a picture you could tell it wasn't. I appreciated it nonethelesss. If you are awake watching French tv you can't understand at 2am like we were, I can tell you there's a place around the corner that sells sandwiches and pastries (probably more but I didn't really investigate too hard). These sandwiches will look like they're probably going to be stale and you have no idea what you're about to pay for but it was one of my favorite meals. And they're absolutely massive. If you walk across the street from the hotel and go down the hill from the light you'll run into it just past the little grocery store. If that doesn't make sense just ask the front desk guy at 2am and he'll at least point you to the grocery store. Also, probably one of my favorite moments in Paris. Walking about town at 2 am completely alone to find ciggies and food in my pajamas. The ac. We were ground level so sleeping with window was awkward but we had to for a little bit at one point because it got so hot in the room. And this was in October. So the rooms definitely hold heat well.
Front desk was excellent, very friendly - answered all questions satisfactorily. Room was good - excellent bathroom. For a short stay this was excellent. No ice machine!
They're ac was out while I was there so it was so hot..
Excellent location - very near subway/RER stations, Notre Dame, good restaurants etc! Friendly staff, quiet rooms, nice neighborhood - we are very pleased with our stay! The rooms were perhaps a bit small and the breakfast was very expensive (15€) - but fortunately there are many, many cafés just around the corner.
Centrally located in the latin quarter next to St Germain, facilities were good, personnel was extremely helpful and friendly, A bit small
Very good hotel with convinient location,an exellent service and staff
the location it was to hot in the room
We had 3 rooms. Two were the small standard double rooms and one was an Executive Room with Eiffel Tower view on the 8th floor. The Executive room/Eiffel Tower view had a balcony. This room was also much larger than the standard rooms. Definitely worth the higher cost! The rooms were clean and the air conditioning worked well. Perfect location to Seine, Notre Dame, Louvre - walking distance. I would stay here again!
Location and the rooftop view. Nothing really outstanding. Elevators are odd. Staff was mostly indifferent. Room was small (about as large as a typical cruise ship room). Wi-Fi worked but not well.
location is close to the train metro and the RER to the airport. Lots to see and do in this area. the room is a little dark
The location is fabulous. Easy access to subway, bus, and taxis. Many choices for dining and shopping. The front desk staff was helpful. A shuttle service (add'l charge) was available for our trip back to the airport. We had to ask for shampoo, soap, and instant coffee refills. Cleaning staff was not attentive to these details. One the positive side, when these issues were pointed out they were corrected promptly.
Locality Being charged for wireless broadband. Breakfast was fairly poor with powdered scrambled eggs.
Location and the roof too small room, the bath - all the water splashed out of the bath. and the water didnt go down the drain
good location, very good service at reception desk the large window between room and bathroom is really strange .. is disturbing to have no privacy while using the bathroom
Excellent location, hotel is very new and comfortable, staff very helpful Rooms are a bit noisy. Internet is not free of charge.
The rooms are very comfortable and clean. The location is excellent for shopping , transportation and eating out. Everything on your doorstep. The breakfast room is extremely small and uncomfortable. Breakfast for that room price should be much better.
Close proximity to Metro and several of the sites.
Perfect location, kind personnel. Elevator.
The location, only 1/2 block from the Seine and 1 block form Notre Dame on the left bank was superb!
I was very disappointed that the hotel had no working air conditioning. I had specifically wanted a room with air conditioning and the room was very hot. We were unable to sleep with the windows open as it was very noisy due to the location. A consequent to this was I had 2 very poor nights sleep. They did eventually give me a fan. The staff saw no urgency in sorting out the problem.The breakfast was a 'shelf' of food and you were only able to have 1 croissant each. This certainly didn't warrant the hotel being 4 star. It was a tiny room and the choice and selection of food was poor.
The location was the best thing about the hotel, it was in an excellent area. The room was also very comfortable and clean. The breakfast dining area was cramped and the selection of food was quite small. For the price of 400 euros for two nights we thought the breakfast wasn't good value.
very small breakfast hall and very little choice of breakfast and impolite staff
Very nice location in the heart of Paris
Staff's help with forward flight bookings
Location, room fairly large Bathroom too small & objects poorly located, only one chair for double room
the location cleanliness,small bathroom
bathroom too small, sauna and whirlpool did not work
Had a very enjoyable stay, would stay here again.
Clean, quiet hotel with friendly staff. Very small lift. It was difficult to find the parking place for my car.
Breakfast was great and the location was perfect. Very close to the B line so it made the trip to CDG very easy.
Clean facilities and friendly staff. We felt very welcome. Breakfast was good but nothing special.
Great location and very helpfull staff,clean and comfortable bedroom.No complaints with breakfast. Very small lift.
location was good, staff friendy quite basic facilities and small bathroom for price
Excellent staff, great location.
I stayed here when I was in Paris for a short stay a few years ago. It was lovely and now the remodel has made it lovelier. Clean, neat as a pin and well-serviced. Thank you. Teeny room for three
Hotel staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel is well located close to a Maubert metro station and you can easily walk to Notre Dame Cathedral and Jadin du Luxembourg. Room and lift were tiny.
The room was compact but really well designed and stylish. The staff were really friendly and helpful. It didn't feel like just another chain hotel. The gym wasn't available which was very inconvenient for us but as it was being renovated it will be lovely when finished. It is a small space and there are no weights but good quality aerobic machines running and a cross trainer. Also there is a large park 5 mins up the road.
The staff were courteous and extremely helpful, rooms tidy and the beds were the most comfortable we have ever stayed in! We were in Paris for the weekend as a couple and had a fantastic stay at the hotel. Location is ideal and we would highly recommend to any friends/colleagues looking to stay in Paris. I dont like the 'room number' signs on the bedroom doors. That is literally the worst I can say about the hotel!
location could not control the room temperature as it was fall and the individual room air conditioning had been turned off in order for the building heat to be turned on. Subsequently, the rooms became too hot.
staff was very friendly however hotel infrastruture was not good the elevator hardly coulf git one person and room was extremely small as eell as the breakfast area
Crisp-clean, modern design, location A mirror and a shelf in a bathroom would be useful
Wonderful area. No bar area
not much room too small, no faciliies, ocation not as expected
Staff. Clean. Location. Room a bit small. No morning coffee. No free breakfast.
Great modern decor in st Michel
The staff and the vaulted breakfast room. Sites and Metro are not close. I found it a bit difficult to get to these and I have stayed in Paris many times.
location and style of hotel
Clean and responsible staff, good bell staff. Very expensive given what it is. Wifi is horrible throughout hotel. 3rd party website logon problem that management had no idea about.
Very friendly staff. Gives a very personalised feeling during my stay.
Hotel location is very good, walking distance to Ils de la Cite, close to a Metro/RER station. Rooms are very clean and bathrooms are new.
the staff was very kind and the demand for a nice view was respected.breakfast was served at very practical hours and it was very nicely located.the elevator was really nice and aristocratic. our room was not ready by 5 pm in the afternoon by a mistake and the cleaning lady did not want to do it late in the afternoon. so we spent a night in another room and then we have changed it. but the staff has offered us the breakfast in order to compensate which was kind.
The localization was perfect, it's vis a vis Sorbona and near Luxemburg Garden. In my triple room there was no coffe service and no ironing kit as they wrote in an offer.
Room was compact and had everything I needed. It was clean. Very good location. STaff were all congenial and pleasant. A single room that is as small as this one was can cause claustrophobia over ten days of stay. The bed was too near the window and when the weather was bad I was cold. You should offer larger rooms for singles on a longer stay. I would have been happy to pay extra but no one told me. I found it hard to hear cnn as it had a quieter audio setting than the other stations. More movies and interesting programs needed. Single people do not stay out late into the night so they some entertainment in their room for evening.
Location, helpful receptionists. Had to use antiquated, tiny, scary elevator or walk up a lot of stairs. Also, the street noise at night, yelling street people and motorcycles rushing by, was pretty bad.
Excellent front desk staff, especially the pleasant,very friendly and helpful Oriental lady at the reception counter..patient too, smiles a lot ( unusual in many French hotel staff) goes the second mile for guests.Clean and central, very walkable to many "must- sees" in Paris None that we can think of ...except the room would benefit from a refitting ( especially new wall paper) to match the bathroom which was a well renovated one.
Staff were exceptional throughout our stay. Rooms very clean and of a good size for Paris. Worth asking for a room with a veiw out over the skyscape of the city.
Hotel staff was really very friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel was very good. The hotel is a bit old-fashioned and the rooms are small.
Very bad experiences I got with that particular hotel, most guest been awaked from sleep at 3:00 O'clock in the morning by a defective fire alarm systems.Most of us been gathered at the hotel reception at a cold nightwearing only a light pyjama some half dresses !!!!! Nothing in particular even they been in shortage at breakfest with french baguetteand tea spoon , incredible !!!
Perfect location in heart of Latin district. Staff kind and courteous. Room extremely well appointed. Very clean. In the heart of it all! Nearby a HUGE park with tons of different points of interest: running track, tennis, little sailboats on a fountain for kids, kids playground, gardens and concerts.
The White Rabbit, or le Lapin Blanc, is a boutique hotel that has got everything right. Extremely efficient room layout yet still with design features that make it attractive rather than sterile. Desk staff were most welcoming, Position on St Michel just a block from St Germain cannot be better. While the price is not cheap, it is a really good price for the value received. Alice wins. Nothing.
The most comfortable bed in 5 weeks of travel in N.Spain & SW France! Excellent location for sightseeing. No.
The staff were all extremely helpful and we loved the fact that the hotel was so close to everything we wanted to see and yet so quiet.
Excellent location for metro and airport trains. Good restaurants in the area and within 10min walk to Notre Dame. Small room and bathroom, but adequate if intending to get out and about. Did find other peoples clothes under the bed which begs the question how well they clean the rooms.
Quality of the fitout of the room. Very clean. Air conditioning unit out side the window was noisy. We stayed in room 602.
Fantastic hotel, very clean and great staff :o)
Location very good. In walking distance to most attractions and close to metro and RER. Superior room was large after French standards. Nice hotel and only limited traffic noice.
location no tea or coffee facilities
Quiet location; helpful staff; proximity to good restaurant; internet access; place to meet academic colleague
The best thing is lokation. The glass transparent door in bath/toilet. The room with 2 splitted beds is very small.
Rooms were very comfortable and clean, quite newly decorated and refitted. The staff were excellent and most spoke very good English. The location is excellent, a quiet street in a central location with easy travel links and lovely part of the city.
The view of the church from our window, the geranium window boxes, the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. the wonderful woman in the breakfast room, and the location. The bed was rather hard.
Clean. Quite.
Really good reception staff privacy from the first floor rooms a small problem
Very good location , just go out of the hotel and you will find the metro station evrywhere , Very friendly staff
Good location overlooking the church makes for a quiet stay. The staff are very pleasant and accommodating. This is a good choice for a moderate hotel. We would return.
Location was excellent, room was clean, bed was comfortable, staff was helpful and friendly. Room was small (granted many Paris hotel rooms are small but expected a bit larger in a 3-star). Oddly we got charged for the coffees in the morning although it was available for free later in the day.
The location of the hotel is its best feature. It is right in the heart of the city close to all the sights to see in Paris. The reception staff were generally a little disconnected and did not offer much information. I felt they could have been more friendly and informative.
The location was excellent Very clean Staff were very helpful We could hear the people in the room above us walking around but it wasn't a real problem for us
I loved the quiet location near old church,yet right near many restaurants, the Seine, & St Michel Rer rail line to the C de G airport. It is a little gem. Nothing
A great location very cosy and helpful staff would stay again
Excellent location, the room was very nice - good value for money Breakfast is too expensive - should be included in the hotel price
very nice and friendly staff, rooms are amazing - great fun
The lightning in the room - glass bathroom + 3 showers Water came under the door to the room. Wet carpet
The design of this hotel is 'uber trendy' and will appeal to anyone with a keen appreciation for interior design and futuristic gadgets! It is a great fun experience. The breakfast was delicious and good quality food with plenty of choice and fitted with the trendy style of the hotel. The staff were very friendly and enthusiastic. The cocktails made at the bar were fab. The parking situation is very difficult at this hotel. You have to park at a city car park which is about 10 minutes in the car from the hotel (it is 5 minutes to walk but further due to the road structure of the city). It is not easy to find and we would strongly recommend asking the hotel for the parking address and printing a map before you enter Paris. Also, the hotel room did smell a little damp when we arrived and the nespresso machine was not cleaned.
Staff superb, excellent rooms, very different
The beds were the best we have found in hotels on the left bank in Paris and we have stayed at many of those
location value for the money
I liked the staff at the front desk. They were very freindly, helpful and went out of their way to help. We had to leave early and they really helped us out. I had to make changes in airtravel early in the morning and the night office person could not have been nicer. I will definately stay at this hotel when I return to Paris. Byron Lawler
location was great the hotel staff were helpfull and kind thr room was clean the bed was very comfterbale
The staff were helpful, the hotel was quite small but smarly decorated and the room service food ( from a restaurant nearby ? ) was very good and not expensive for this area where the hotel was located . The lobby/bar areas were very comfortable with space t sit, relax and read ( lots books and magazines ! ) My ( loft ) room was a "suite" ( free upgrade ) and was lovely - except for the HUM of the airconditioning unit , very hard to sleep !
Nice hotel. Good location on the Quartier Latin. Very Quiet . Stayed on a suit - Loft. Strange smell. (Not intense but it could be sensed)
After a very cold day wandering around Paris it was fantastic returning to a cosy room with lovely towels and an extremely comfortable bed The view from our room was of another bedroom
Great Hotel in the best location for the pAris left bank - all was good except the cleaning processes for our rooms were below standard....
The location was great, right off the Luxembourg gardens and Senate. On a quiet street but VERY close to a lot of bistros, bars and restaurants. The room was very small, but clean. Staff was nice. The floor we were staying on smelled like stale smoke, and the rooms also had a stale smell. Thank goodness the windows in the room opened. The breakfast we paid extra for, was below mediocre. They ran out of eggs two of the three mornings we stayed there. When we brought it up to the kitchen, calmly requesting more eggs, they huffed around and then brought like two eggs worth of scrambled eggs.
the room/the friedliness of personell Too hot and not enough fresh air
Convenient location and nice style in hotel and surroundings and an excellent value, especially for a nice Paris hotel.
Modern design, comfortable bed, good shower I liked everything
Very high quality apartment - felt just like being at home
Hotel staff was very kind.
Very good when travelling with baby given the kitchen facility. The staff was excellent - very nice and helpful. Location is very very good - few minutes from Boulevard St. Germain and Boulevard Saint Michel. No dislikes.
nice and courteous staff,location of the hotel was perfect , especially for a family with little child ( jardin de luxemburg with playground is 3 minutes away)
Location,in-house facilities Too highly priced,poor service,no regular change of towels,no help with the luggage
nice and quiet place. Hangers in the bathroom for the towels does not exist.
The location is very good regarding the resteraunts, the bars and being a hip location. The staff is polite and helpful The hotel is not a 4 star hotel as listed, but Appartments with 20 euro per day housekeeping service. Very small rooms like all of Paris. The reception is closed by 6 pm
Location The concept of hte hotel is definitely nice. The execution is tired, however. Curtains ripped, very dark rooms (not enough lighting and 3 out of 6 lightbulbs in livingroom were not functioning upon arrival), old mattresses, an extremely uneven sofabed, not enough cutlery/glasses, the only drawer cabinet had 2 out of 4 drawers not functioning (storage space is already very limited for an appt for 4) and the 2 nightstands had click drawers that did not click shut anymore. No major thing, but unacceptable for a comparatively (London, Berlin) top notch price.
quiet, clean, good location Quite small for an apartment room, double bed comfortable but small and not much room to move in the bedroom. Also very small shower. Living area and kitchen were practical
The location is convenient to reach RER, but there are neither shops nor good restaurants in immediate proximity. The canteen is very small, the breakfast selection is poor.
Excelent location, silent at night, kindness and professionalism of staff, good room size, comfort. Breakfast should be included in the room rate.
friendly staff. Situation of hotel. Small selection at breakfast.
Excellent location. Unwelcoming staf on day of arrival. LImited TV channels options. No "do not disturb" note in the room and maid entering without warning.
The Relaise Saint Jaques is a very fine well run hotel close to the Sorbon university in Paris and is idealy situated close to the Latin Quarter and the splendid Luxemburg gardens, The room was splendid with a good sized bathroom, and the staff on reception and the staff in the bufet breakfast room were very friendly and helpful all the time nothing was too much trouble. nothing i did not like.
the staff were really helpful. the rooms comfortable the kettle did not work
the kindness of the staff the room was too small and uncomfortable to be a "superior double".
The location and staff were great The hotel room was too hot.
Very polite personel and the position was good.
The hotel is very clean and all of the facilities have been updated. On a very pleasant, tree-lined quiet street near the Luxembourg Gardens. The room was a bit small given the (French government-awarded) 4-star rating. The muzak in the hallways is very annoying. A shower curtain would help keep the bathroom from getting flooded. Internet service should be for 24 hours, not two hours.

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Jenny Elliott captures the rough and tumble of the life of the bane of the poultry keeper
Published in September '14
A red fox is very resourceful and adaptable. Love them or hate them a fox in prime condition is a very beautiful animal. It is equally at home in an urban environment as it is in the country. The country foxes are usually more wary of humans and avoid them if at all possible. Understandably, they are the bane of a poultry keeper's life. My grandfather, a poultry keeper, was definitely not a fan. If a fox gains entry to a hen enclosure it will not be happy until it has killed them all. My grandfather kept quite a large number of poultry and, inevitably, there would be occasional fatalities. Unbeknownst to my grandfather, my grandmother would take the dead chickens and place them outside the foxes' den across the field. Having had five children herself she said she knew how difficult it was to keep the family fed so her sympathies were with the vixen struggling to feed her cubs.
A fox is an opportunist and will take advantage of any available food. They are omnivores and will eat fruits and berries in addition to small mammals such as rabbits, squirrels and mice. Also consumed are a large number of insects; crickets, grasshoppers, caterpillars and beetles are all fair game.
Foxes mate during the winter months, which is when we hear their unearthly shrieks during the hours of darkness, quite an unnerving sound to anyone not knowing its source. The vixen gives birth in the spring to anything between two and ten pups, she will stay in the earth with her cubs until they are about two weeks old. The litters I have been lucky enough to spot have had an average of about four pups. The dog fox is relied upon at this time to provide food for the vixen.
When fox cubs are born they can be brown, grey or black. The adult red-coloured coat has usually grown by the end of the first month. Coat colours can vary greatly, different shades of brown, gold or red and very occasionally silver or black.
The cubs' eyes open at ten to fourteen days. At about four to five weeks they begin to come out of the earth to play and explore. They will fight quite ferociously from an early age to establish their social position.
The vixen will bring small, live prey back to her den so that the cubs can practise hunting. During October and November most of the young dog foxes and some of the vixens leave their home territory to try to establish territories of their own. Whilst they are migrating from their home areas, many are killed by cars and sometimes dogs through inexperience of life. Many die of cold or starvation during hard winters. It is estimated that about fifty per cent of foxes die in their first year without having had a chance to breed and that eighty per cent die before they are three years old. In captivity they can live up to fifteen years.
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This is anything but straightforward and I am still not convinced I have nailed it having tried so many different things. However, I am now getting a list of printers after 2 days of frustration...something that took 10 minutes to work out in NW.js (just sayin)
With that disclaimer these are the steps I believe need to be taken.
- If you are not on node v4.7.0 then update to that version ('node -v' to see what version you are on) [This may not be necessary for you but it was in my working environment]
- Install latest version of Python (v2.7.12 as of 17/12/2016) [https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2712/]
- Make sure you have the Windows 8.1 SDK installed and a version of Visual Studio, I used 2015
- Execute the following
npm install node-printer --runtime=electron --target=1.4.2 --target_arch=x64
- Now you have to install and build 'printer' which is why you need items 2 and 3, so execute the following
npm install -g node-gyp npm install printer --msvs_version=2015 --build-from-source=node_printer
- And just when you think you are done....you are not!
- Now you need to rebuild electron so it will work with the above. Execute the following
npm install --save-dev electron-rebuild
- No you are not done yet, that just installed something to rebuild electron
- Now you are going to rebuild electron by executing
- This will take a while and you will get a bunch of warnings and it will probably end with an error...which is why I don't think I have nailed it and this will probably cause some other unknown issues.
On the bright side the following code ...
var printer = require("printer"),
util = require('util');
var printers = printer.getPrinters();
... actually gives me a list of local printers now (big grin) and I am optimistic I will be able to print.
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Cube Steak With Gravy and Potatoes (Ww)
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We enjoyed this -- comfort food -- and only 7 WW points. We served it with a pkg of frozen veggies. Recipe source: WW magazine (January 2010)
Top Review by AlainaF
No one believed this was a WW recipe! So delicious, the potatoes tasted better than my usual milk and butter mashed potatoes, and the cube steak was perfect, the gravy smooth and flavorful and the mushrooms were nice as well. I made green peas with this, and the whole meal was 7 points a serving! Will make again and again!
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- 1 lb potato, peeled and cut into chunks
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 4 tablespoons flour
- 1 1⁄2 cups beef broth
- 4 (1/4 lb) cube steak
- 1 (8 ounce) package mushrooms, sliced
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- In a pot bring water and potatoes to a boil; cover and simmer 10 minutes or until tender. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup liquid. Return potatoes to pan and add 1/4 tsp salt. Mash potatoes using 1/3 - 1/2 cup of the potato liquid.
- In a measuring cup mix together broth and 2 tablespoons flour.
- Coat steaks with remaining flour (2 TB), 1/4 tsp salt and the pepper.
- Spray skillet with Pam and set over high heat. Add steaks and cook 2 minutes per side.
- Stir in mushrooms and broth mixture; bring to a boil. Cover and simmer 20-30 minutes. Uncover and cook until gravy thickens.
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The Patrician
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Long lines at the pumps signal healthy inside transactions.
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I write way too much angst - so here's some fun stuff! Takes place post-TRF; assumes that Sherlock has been hiding out at Molly's flat.
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He looks up at her, almost languidly. "What's that, Molly?"
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"My mother is on her way up!" she squeaks, eyes darting back to look at the door. "She always does this, always shows up unannounced… really, you would think she'd tell me when she was on her way, but no, no, every bloody time…" she continues, babbling wildly, the words tumbling from her lips even as she's pushing on Sherlock's back, driving him back towards her bedroom.
He lets himself be directed by her, mostly out of amusement. He'd never seen Molly Hooper behave this way, completely undone. It was, by far, the most interesting thing that had happened to him in days (if not weeks), aside from the last paternity test episode of that trashy talk show that he never bothered to remember the name of.
She gives him a final shove as they get to the doorway, and he smiles at her movement, utterly fascinated by her current state. Molly Hooper has never touched him in her life, and here she is, manhandling him as if he was one of her specimens in her lab, something to be directed and controlled. The elder Mrs. Hooper must be a character of her own, to make the normally shy and mousy Ms. Hooper act in this particular way.
"Stay in here and be quiet!" she hisses at him, poking him in the chest with her index finger, her eyes wide with anxiety. "I'll try to get her out of her as fast as I can."
And then the door slams in his face just as he hears the voice of another person echo through the sitting room.
Sometimes, Molly Hooper really dislikes her mother.
To be clear, she loves her, loves her like any daughter loves her mother, especially a daughter who'd lost her father years ago. But Madeleine Hooper was not like every other mother, the little ladies who'd bake cookies and braid their daughters' hair. Madeleine Hooper was the antithesis of Molly Hooper, a confident and proud woman, a woman who'd fought for a life better than the one of a pig farmer's daughter, leaving the West Country behind for London and all the promises the city held.
Where Molly was quiet and unassuming, Madeleine was loud and commanded the attention of everyone in the room. Where Molly was plain and stylistically uncoordinated, her mother had the timeless beauty of a silent film starlet, her clothes always perfectly tailored and in vogue. When they stood side by side, one was hard pressed to find the resemblance between these polar opposites, two sides on a coin.
And now she was here, standing in her flat, looking completely out of place amongst Molly's knick knacks and cheap furniture.
"Really, Molly, you must look into replacing this old sofa, you have the money for it now, use it," the older woman is saying, slipping off her coat and taking a seat in the chair opposite the couch. She looks up at her daughter; head perched to the side slightly, silently expectant. "Put the kettle on, would you?"
Molly grits her teeth and makes a tactical retreat to the kitchen, steeling herself mentally for what awaited her in the sitting room upon her return.
She passes her mother a cup of warm Earl Grey as she comes back, seating herself on her old and apparently outdated sofa across from her visitor. She takes a sip of her tea as her mother continues to blather on, reporting to her the newest happenings in the lives of their shared family, friends, and acquaintances. ("Moira's just gotten engaged to that Littleton fellow, you know, the one you fancied in sixth form, Molly, the dark haired one"). She nods at the appropriate times, grimaces when she's supposed to, all while hoping and praying that she'll be able to hustle them both out of here before Sherlock Holmes gets bored and wanders out to fulfil his own curiosity.
"… you really must start meeting more men, Molly, you're not getting younger," her mother is saying, when she finally tunes back in.
Ah, this again. Molly swallows a sigh. "Ah, well, you know Mum, been really busy at work -"
Her mother raises an eyebrow at her. "Molly, dear, that's no excuse. I met your father while articling – it is certainly possible to balance both. And really, dear, you must let me take you out to the shops again, no man is going to be able to appreciate your figure when you wear such frumpy attire," she says, gesturing to the baggy brown slacks and shapeless beige blouse that Molly had happened to throw on today.
"Well-" Molly starts weakly, but Madeleine cuts her off again.
"Perhaps internet dating? I've heard that it can be a bit awkward, but really Molly, at your age you can't afford to be fussy. You really need to start thinking about settling down, it'll only get harder and harder as the years pass, you're not getting any youn-" she is saying, those dreadful words all women hate to hear, but the sound of door opening cuts her short.
Her mother looks over at her, her look inquisitive. "Do you have another guest, Molly?"
Molly's heart is beating so hard she could swear it was carving a hole in her chest. "I-uh-" she stutters, unable to breathe normally.
And that's when another figure steps into the room. "Good afternoon," he says cheerfully, stepping fully into the sitting room. He strides over to her mother in five quick steps, reaching out his hand in greeting. "I apologize for not greeting you earlier, Mrs. Hooper; night shift at the hospital, just had to catch a few winks," he says, smiling winningly down at the woman before him. "Molly was kind enough to let me sleep," he continues, looking back at Molly with a smile on his face and in his eyes.
Molly gapes at him, completely taken by surprise. He's put some sort of a wig on, a convincing one at that – a closely cropped blond affair, covering up his distinct black locks. He's found a pair of horn-rimmed glasses somewhere, the type you see on those sharply dressed youths, and he's even put on a suit, black pants and jacket complementing his lavender shirt quite expertly. In short – he looks exactly like the type of man her mother has always pushed on her, and she can't quite believe that he's decided to interject himself into this game.
Her mother doesn't notice her daughter's surprise, too caught up in the appearance of this new arrival. "Molly didn't tell me she had… someone over," she says, extending her hand to meet Sherlock's.
"Probably just letting me sleep, the sweetheart" he replies, clasping his other hand over their two joined ones as he shakes it. "I'm Edmund," he tells her, as he lets go of her hand, "Dr. Edmund Mortimer."
Her mother's eyebrows both climb upwards at the mention of his title. "A doctor? Did you meet at work, then?"
Sherlock – Edmund? – takes a seat next to Molly on the sofa, pressed close up against her, and she swears if her heart beat any faster she might explode. "We did, in fact –" he tells her, reaching out to grab one of Molly's hands. "One of those office romances," he finishes, grinning, and Molly knows he's mimicking her own past words when he says them.
"Molly hadn't mentioned any… suitors," Madeleine replies, looking over to her silent daughter, who was trying very hard not to look like a deer caught in the headlights.
"Oh, uh – well-" she starts dumbly, seemingly unable to form words.
Sherlock cuts her off with another of those blazing smiles. "It's still fairly new for us both," he explains, rubbing the back of Molly's hand with his fingers, and it's all Molly can do not to die from a fatal combination of utter embarrassment and selfish pleasure. "We haven't really told anyone yet."
Her mother looks over to Molly, and back to Sherlock again. "I realize I may have interrupted your plans for the day," Madeleine begins, her tone almost questioning.
"Oh, no, not at all, Mrs. Hooper," he answers, "What could be more important than spending time with one's family?"
Molly honestly can't believe how good he is at this, how believable. She always knew that he was a good actor, but this – this truly deserved anAcademy Award for his performance.
Her mother smiled back at the detective. "Please, Edmund, call me Madeleine."
He nods his head in acknowledgement, deferentially. "With pleasure, Madeleine."
They sit quietly for a few moments, the bombshell of this blond-haired, well-dressed doctor having swept both Molly and her mother into silence.
"Well," starts the older woman eventually, making to stand up from her chair. "Perhaps we should let you sleep, Edmund. Molly – lunch at the café? I think we have a few… items to discuss."
Molly shakes herself out of her stupor, pushing herself up to her feet as well, her hand dropping out of Sherlock's grasp. "Y-yes, yes of course."
Madeleine moves to pick up her coat, but Sherlock beats her to it, holding it out for her as she slips her arms into it. "You're welcome to join us, Edmund, if you'd like," she tells him, smiling up at him as he lets go of the coat lapels.
"I appreciate the invite, Madeleine, but I'll let the two of you have your catch-up alone – this time," he replies, his eyes twinkling.
Honestly, how does he do that? Molly thinks to herself, reaching out to grab her jacket as well, but Sherlock, again, is there in an instant, helping her to put it on, the perfect image of a gentleman. Her skin tingles as she feels his body behind her, and she tries in vain to bury those emotions, those tantalizing feelings.
"It was a pleasure to meet you," he is saying, kissing her mother quickly on each cheek. Molly swears she can see the edges of her mother's earlobes flush red at the contact, and she stifles a giggle at her mother's expense.
"You as well, Edmund. I hope to see you again."
Molly looks over to her mother, and sees her staring back at her, somewhat expectant. Oh! Molly thinks, realizing that a normal girlfriend would most likely want to say goodbye.
She turns to Sherlock, uncertain. "S-see you later, Edmund," she says softly, looking up to meet his eyes.
He looks back down at her, and his gaze locks with hers. "Until later, Molly," he replies, and he dips his chin down parallel to hers, his lips moving to meet hers, his mouth connecting with her mouth in a picture-perfect kiss. She closes her eyes at the contact, her breath hitching in her throat as they connect, and she has to stop herself from reaching out for more when he pulls away.
"Have a good time," he says, stepping away, and her legs carry her away mostly on auto-pilot, still too astounded to really think at all.
At lunch, her mother goes on and on about how she should have told her about Edmund, about how nice of a man he was, about how lucky she was to have him, and on and on. But Molly doesn't hear a single word she says, too caught up in her own thoughts, replaying that kiss, that one fleeting kiss over and over in her memory, like the last few moments of a beautiful dream.


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