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Hi All,
This is related to 2 other posts I've made recently:
The short of it: my spooler kept crashing, to the point it would not stay up long enough to remove printers/drivers. As soon as I touched anything in Printers/Faxes it would crash. Event log reported "a problem with hpzzp5i5.dll caused spooler service to close".
Googling hpzzp5i5.dll came up with nothing.
I did a search in "C:\WINDOWS\system32" and found the file in "C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\prtprocs\w32x86". I figured I had nothing to lose so I went into the folder and renamed the file hpzpp5i5.DOO. I started the spooler and it came up and STAYED up! I even shot off a couple of test prints.
So now, to be safe, I've removed all the existing printers. Went into Printers & faxes > File > Server properties > Drivers and removed all drivers.
However, I've looked under "C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\drivers\w32x86" and see a list of folders with names similar to the printers I've deleted and each folder cotains files. Should I delete those folders before installing new prnters? I assume since I formally removed printers/drivers they've been removed from the registry?
You thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
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Jun 30, 2010 at 7:26 UTC
My suggestion would be to go to the website for the manufacturer of the printers in question and see if they have an uninstaller or a cleanup tool that will remove all traces of the printer before deleting anything from that folder.
Jul 1, 2010 at 1:40 UTC
One thing you could check on the folders is the dates they were created. If they correspond to the dates the printers were installed I would delete them. If you aren't sure about it, run a manual system restore point or other backup method (I suggest Macrium Reflect) and delete them. If things aren't working right restore back to the recovery point. To me it appears to be an HP driver issue. We've run into these before especially with the all-in-ones. We've had to manually remove the files before.
Jul 1, 2010 at 2:09 UTC
I'd be careful with manual restore because a manual restore does not affect Printer drivers. I don't know about the Macrium Reflect, but I do know manual restore will not change anything with printer drivers.
Jul 1, 2010 at 2:16 UTC
I'd be careful with manual restore because a manual restore does not affect Printer drivers. I don't know about the Macrium Reflect, but I do know manual restore will not change anything with printer drivers.
You are correct. My memory is working against me today. Your best bet is Macrium Reflect. It is an imaging software. There are several threads and posts throughout the Spiceworks Community pages. It would probably be your best bet for a quick check.
Now one question I have which should have been my first (sorry) this isn't a print server you are working on correct?
Jul 2, 2010 at 10:00 UTC
Thanks for all the input!
Tim , yes it is a print server.
I took a slightly more slash and burn approach than all your reasonable suggestions. I installed new printer drivers freshly downloaded from the various manufacturers. Shared the printers, installed on a couple workstations, did some test prints, all worked well.
Went to the folder "C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\prtprocs\w32x86" and saw new folders with the date I installed the new drivers. The new folders had similar names to the existing folders except for some random characters tagged onto the end of each folder. I renamed the folders with old dates by preceding each name with "OLD_". Restarted the print spooler and ran test prints again, all worked well. Then deleted all folders with "OLD_". Ran test prints again, all OK.
Thanks again all!
Jul 2, 2010 at 11:09 UTC
Congrats. Hey sometimes, reasonable solutions just don't get the job done ;).
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Hi, it's me again, Ohyoupokedme, back with yet another appreciation thread for those who enjoy and love music! This time around, rather than hitting TWD and VG, we go to TWAU.
What is your favorite soundtrack from the game so far? Post it below!
So far my favorite is "Crane's Business Office" (Mirror Mirror)
I just think it fits the entire universe so well. The game as well as the books. I also love the music from Bigby's apartment in ep. 1 and the main theme, of course.
BTW, I also have another Music Appreciation thread in General Chat, and one in TWD Chat, if you're interested.
I can listen to this for hours. It's good music to listen to while reading or just have in the background.
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It's just perfect. Tranquil, relaxing, somewhat sad.
Then from the Episode 2 it's gotta be the Beast fight music. Great tension.
Love how it begins to build up bit by bit as Beast is accusing Bigby and then breaks out into a fight.
The final one is one I haven't actually heard in the game at all, I just found it on Youtube.
Supposedly it's a radio in Woodsman's apartment, but I have no idea how to activate it. I think I have seen the actual radio on the shelf somewhere, but it isn't turned on. I haven't managed to turn it on during or after the fight, not even when visiting the apartment later in day. Perhaps someone knows how to?
The Woodsman radio song plays just as you enter his room, before the fight breaks out, if I remember correctly.
This is ear drum ecstasy to me, every time. There's a 30 minute plus video loop of it on Youtube if any of you didn't know that!
This may be my favorite track of the whole game. In a game filled with extremely awesome music, this track just stands out for me. One of my favorite parts of each Episode, admittedly, is the intro sequence where we see Bigby walking through New York with this music playing. It blew me away the first time I sat through that scene.
This one is definitely the best, it's got neon signs and sheriff written all over it. Every time I kick up a new episode of The Wolf Among Us and I hear this one? Instant hype. I'm probably going to make it my ringtone, lol.
This is my favourite. Perfectly set the tone for the prologue, and made you feel something for Faith before you even knew her name:
Something about this one gives me goosebumps..it's subtle use of instruments is very nice to listen to.
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- Courtney B said...
This looks amazing, Amy! You thought of everything!
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Would this work for 3rd grade?
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- Marci said...
I love it, but your sequence is very different than what my school uses. How quickly do you anticipate each new unit being ready?
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- Indiana said...
I used your resources when I had a year 1 and year 2 composite.
This year I have a straight Year 1 and there doesn't seem to be anything comparable to what these units are.
Yes there are maths unit products out there ...but not like this
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I am so obsessed with this I can't even tell you! I have all your rooted in reading and writing units so far! I've bought tons of your math as well. To have it in units like this - AMAZING! Question.....I know you have probably been asked 100 times - but do you have a map of what units will be presented when? I will TOTALLY want to follow this - but our admin wants us to submit a map of what we will be covering when. He doesn't care the order - just that we have a plan. So I was wondering if there was something I could print that would show when - or even if you know in your head a month and date for the skill I could type it up myself if you even cared to email me. I know these units have got to be TONS of work for you - but they have helped me and my students SO much more than you can even imagine!
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never mind! Of course you are way ahead of me! I see on TPT the free download! You guys are legit the best!
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Simply amazing! Do you think you will be adding binder covers and spine labels like you do for Rooted in Reading?
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She is certifiable for sure, she probably thinks this looks "fun" and "different" when it really screams "the botox has gone to my addled brain"
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this is utterly horrible. even if she knows she looks ridiculous this is horrific.
Has she had a stroke or mental breakdown? That could explain some of the bizarre behavior of late, like wearing this outfit.
I like the dress. I don't wtf happened with the hair (like, really, WTF!?!?!?) - and the boots just make her look like a hooker, but common, that wouldn't be the first time!
this is a costume.
I'm with hockey princess. She has become a joke. I think she has lost her sense of reality. This woman is pathetic.
Is she just making fun of herself.. I mean I get it she wants press but where was she going
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I'm really into the Watercolor look and the Scripted Words you see on paper crafts lately. I love playing with Art Mediums so this is right up my ally! I wanted to attempt to make my own journal cards doing both.
For my Week Title Card I hand scripted Feb. and made a few squiggly lines to help fill in the card. I then stamped the week dates using Colorbox Razzberry. I love this bright pink color! I added a few hearts from the Studio Calico Sugar Rush kit at the top and then stitched thru them with my sewing machine to add a little texture. I just love how this came out and plan to play around with other cards using the Watercolors and hand script :o)
I then decided to create a journaling card so I could write about the picture my Daughter took of the Twins first snow! I wanted to document this and then when they were older they could look back at them enjoying their very 1st snow! So I tried to match the bright pink color I used to stamp with my watercolors. I played around adding pink, red, and white until I got the right blend and the color I wanted. I then painted the card adding a little water as I went down to lighten the color and to give an ombre effect.
I added a tag I from Elle's Studio and a few wood veener hearts from Studio Calico and a vellum arrow. Again I added some stitching to add a little more texture. Then I took some of the teal watercolor I used in the title card and highlighted "Twins very 1st Snow and added a few splatters to the card. I also painted one of the wood veeners at the bottom and added some Glossy Accents. I stamped documented using the stamp set from Studio Calico's Sugar Rush Project Life kit.
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Well there you have it. Australia go 1-0 up in the series, against most of the expert's predictions, and India now have their work cut out as they need to keep Australia from winning the series 6-1 in order to protect their number one ODI ranking. Bailey will be especially pleased with how his players, both batsmen and bowlers, fared today, and it should give them confidence into the rest of the series. Thank you so much for choosing ESPNcricinfo to get the latest news and up-to-the-minute ball-by-ball coverage of this first ODI between India and Australia. On behalf of the scorers, this is Rohan Sharma saying good night, and good luck!
George Bailey, Australia captain and Man of the Match: It was a fantastic all-round performance. We spoke about that before the game. We had to do that right through the series, and get contributions regularly, if we wanted to beat India in this series. There were a couple of times India got on top, but to our bowlers credit, our bowlers found a way to fight back. Johnson has been really impressive over the last couple of months, and was impressive in England too. He definitely gave us a great start. Yeah, putting on 300 was really good and we had contributions right down the order. The 100-run stand set a great platform, and Maxwell provided great impetus in the middle, with Faulkner and the bowlers hitting well at the end. It was important to have even contributions through the order. We were looking at 300 from the start so it was important we started well. But it is going to be a bit of a war of attrition this series, so now on to the next one.
MS Dhoni, India captain: The way we started we weren't able to build partnerships. We should have got closer. Was disappointed with the shot selection today. Once you are set its important to carry on. That's what we talk about in this game. If you look at the wicket, with the time we started, it was definitely going to swing a bit, but we struggled a bit. We don't have genuine fast bowlers, more swing bowlers, so we couldn't generate the bounce that the other bowlers (Australia) did. The spinners did well, but when we finished off [the innings] we gave too much away. We had to hit the deck from the start. If you can dig it in, you get extra bounce. Spinners did well, but we have to consider the dew factor. We were in a decent position, and at one point the game was 50/50. it was important that the batsman carried on till the Powerplay. We have got the power the achieve that, but we played shots that were not really intended. That harmed us. It is important that when we chase we have to make solid partnerships. I think the most important period in a chase is between the 25th and 35th over, as you can't lose any wickets then.
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James Faulkner: It was a good team effort. We know it was tough going against them. McKay bowled exceptionally well. Mitch (Mitchell) has been bowling well for the past 6 months. He has been bowling fast and swinging the ball. I think on this wicket here I was trying to keep it really simple. I think we did well as a team to restrict them to 230. There was a little more grass here than what we have seen from T20 cricket, but as I said, it was a good team performance. I think India showed their class the other night when they chased over 200. We put up 300 today, so we did our job. We expect a good remaining six matches to come as well.
Australia 1, India 0. The bowlers have backed up a wonderful display of batting which began with Aaron Finch and Philip Hughes putting on an instrumental 110 run stand, before George Bailey came into the fray and scored 85 off 81, with some helpful cameos from Maxwell and Faulkner, to get Australia to 304. Even with a star-studded batting line-up, India were put to the sword by an excellent opening spell from Mitchell Johnson and Clint McKay, and, apart from a period when Suresh Raina and Virat Kohli were cruising, Australia looked resigned to a certain defeat. But the go-slow approach backfired in a huge way, and India paid the price. So Australia win this by 72 runs, and go 1-0 up in the series.
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This is a mid century work featuring a nude female torso from neck to mid thigh, 12 1/2" by 9 1/2", unsigned and unframed, in oil or acrylic and sand mixed in, as well as some sprayed silver paint, the artist forming texture and outline with this mixture. It is executed on a European board (33 cm. by 24 cm. French art supply stamp on reverse). Put a frame on this and you'll have a work of modern art for a modest price. .
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4733 Maxson Road, El Monte, California
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4733 Maxson Road, El Monte, California 91732 - Property was appraised last week for $675,000.The property is surrounded by block walls and has a remote motorized front gate entrance, so its secure and private. The new buyer will enjoy a spacious kitchen and dining room area that opens up to a gigantic living room space. The seller made a number of improvements to the property since their purchase in 2010. In 2013, he added a master bedroom and bath with quartz countertops, additional bedroom, and new roof - all less than four years old. The backyard and landscape was completely redone with 8-10 fruit trees, including: peach, cherry, avocado, cherimoya, tangerine, apple, banana, lemon, fig and orange trees. AC unit was replaced three months ago. Along with the updated electrical panel to 200 amp, there is a car charger in the garage for electric vehicles. Copper plumbing and wood flooring throughout the house. Property is also equipped with a WIFI camera security system with lights.
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May 10, 2011
URBAN ARCHIVEGIANTS PAGE GIANTS VIDEOMychael UrbanCSNBayArea.com
Our MLB Insider takes a look at the 1-0 victory over the visiting Diamondbacks in the opener of a three-game series at AT&T Park in San Francisco.The Boss is back: Monday's day off didn't do anything to cool off Cody Ross, who has shrugged off an ugly start to his season by coming up big time and again during the Giants' recent hot streak; he was 4-for-9 in his past four games entering Tuesday's content, including a 2-for-3 performance that featured his first homer of the year and three RBIs on Sunday. Erasing an evening of offensive frustration with one swing of the bat, Ross laced a line drive down the left-field line with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning to score pinch runner Darren Ford from second base for yet another heart-stopping, walkoff win -- San Francisco's fourth consecutive victory and sixth in seven games -- at China Basin.Awesome unrewarded: Tim Lincecum, coming off a brilliant 12-strikeout performance against the Mets, picked up where he left off by holding the Diamondbacks hitless into the sixth inning, when Arizona starter Ian Kennedy broke up the bid for history with a one-out single. Lincecum's eight shutout innings of four-hit work with two walks and nine strikeouts represented his sixth quality start in eight assignments this season, but the Giants' inability to solve Kennedy -- eight shutout, four hits, three walks, eight strikeouts -- represented the fifth time that Lincecum, who was lifted for pinch hitter Pat Burrell (groundout to second base) in the bottom of the eighth, has received two or fewer runs of support.
RECAP: More magic -- Ross gives Giants fifth walk-off win
More failing The Freak: Tuesday also marked the third time this year the Giants haven't scored for Lincecum at all, and it was the fourth time in his career that he's pitched at least seven shutout innings only to be stuck with a no-decision. Since 2007, only Seattle's Felix Hernandez and St. Louis' Chris Carpenter have been ND's more often despite spinning such gems, each with five.Second-guesser's delight: With Lincecum clearly on his game from the outset, any proponent of small ball likely saw Giants manager Bruce Bochy's decision not to call for a sacrifice bunt from Cody Ross with runners at first and second and nobody out in the fourth inning as a mistake. It's worth noting, however, that Ross has all of two sacrifice bunts in eight seasons as a big leaguer. Bochy had another chance to play for one run with small ball when the Giants loaded the bases with one out later in the frame, but if you were expecting the skipper to call for a squeeze in that situation, you might want to brush up on the man's approach to offensive baseball. That's just not how he rolls.Welcome back: Fresh off the disabled list, Andres Torres returned to his customary spots in center field and atop the Giants' lineup, and he wasted little time in reminding the home crowd what it's been missing as he worked his way back from an injured Achilles tendon. In the top of the first, Torres made a nice running, over-the-shoulder grape of a drive off the bat of Mora, and he opened the bottom of the frame with a single to center.Rusty DeRosa: Also fresh off the DL, Mark DeRosa, who was given the start over struggling Miguel Tejada at third base, struck out with two runners on to end the second inning and grounded into an inning-ending double play with the bases loaded in the fourth on the way to going 0-for-3.
NEWS: DeRosa, Torres return; Rohlinger, Burriss sent down
Little League lapse: When you get a break against a pitcher of Lincecum's caliber, don't get greedy. That's the lesson that Diamondbacks first baseman Miranda learned the hard way Tuesday, when he reached on a throwing error by second baseman Freddy Sanchez. As soon as the throw got past first baseman Aubrey Huff, Juan Miranda broke for second, but the ball caromed directly back to Huff's whose throw beat Miranda to second base by a good 10 feet. It was the kind of play you see every weekend -- in games played by 11- and 12-year-olds. DL downlow: Righty reliever Santiago Casilla (inflamed elbow) threw 35 pitches in a simulated game and is expected to soon be sent out on a minor-league rehab assignment that could include stints at Single-A San Jose and Triple-A Fresno. Lefty Barry Zito (sprained ligament in right foot) played catch at 90 feet before batting practice and will throw off a mound Wednesday for the first time since suffering the injury April 17. Disabled for the first time in his career, Zito said he has no idea when he might be back but expects to throw off the mound a few times before heading out on a rehab assignment. Third baseman Pablo Sandoval (right hand) was allowed to take ground balls for the first time since his May 3 surgery and said everything felt "perfect." He's expected to be out another 3-5 weeks.


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So have you ever heard of Stevia? The authors personally use it every day, it is not a drug but a sweetener. It derives from a plant and is much sweeter than sugar but with only a few calories per serving.
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Man pleads guilty to crashing stolen car through Sears, U.S. Bank
July 3, 2013
An Evans man accused of stealing a car, crashing it into several Greeley businesses and stealing items in October pleaded guilty on Tuesday.
Robert Eugene Sandoval, 20, was arrested after police found him in a crashed Mitsubishi Eclipse, which matched the description of a vehicle that had slammed into Sears, Bittersweet Liquor and U.S. Bank, according to an arrest affidavit.
Sandoval is accused of stealing the car from a Greeley residence before crashing it into Sears, where jewelry items were stolen, and Bittersweet Liquor, where alcohol and cigarettes were taken. Police say he also drove the car all the way through U.S. Bank, causing an estimated $40,000 in damage.
Sandoval suffered injuries after crashing the vehicle into a utility pole. He told officers he had been drinking, and they detected the smell of alcohol on his breath, according to the affidavit.
Sandoval's case went before a jury in April, and Weld District Court Judge Julie Hoskins declared a mistrial due to an issue with a witness.
According to the Weld District Attorney's Office, Sandoval pleaded guilty on Tuesday to three felonies: burglary, theft and criminal mischief.
He faces sentencing Aug. 2. His sentence will be up to the judge, and Sandoval agreed to a stipulated $90,000 in restitution, according to the district attorney's office.
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Another setback this morning. But this time, IT'S NOT MY KNEE'S FAULT. ... It's been a good week, with a couple of five milers that didn't cause too much discomfort, and three physical therapy sessions that have showed what I need to do to get stronger and not backslide. ...
I was all ready to test it this morning, running 8 miles for the first time in more than a month, when the rains came. It's the first test of a few upcoming tests, benchmarks that will show how well the final two months before the marathon will go.
Now, I like the rain. And the temperature was pretty near perfect. The thunder and lightning? Not so much.
But it's just a momentary setback. At some point this weekend, I'll get that long run in. Pass that, and it'll be time to try running on consecutive days again. If that goes well, I can start rebuilding my mileage.
The trick is going to be not overdoing it. I said it at the outset of all this: Sometimes I feel like a world beater, and I push too hard, too fast; It's just the way I'm wired. Hopefully, my eyes won't get bigger than my stomach.


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An aquamanile (plural aquamanilia or simply aquamaniles) is a special ewer or jug-type vessel for the washing of hands (aqua + manos) over a basin.
Iranian aquamaniles predate any zoomorphic aquamaniles known in Europe. An Iranian (Abbasid caliphate), Aquamanile in the form of an eagle, bearing the date 180 AH/CE 796-797, of bronze, inlaid with silver and copper, is in the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. The latest in date is also at the State Hermitage Museum, a late pre-Islamic aquamanile from Khorasan, dated 1206. Islamic law deprecated the use of such representational figures, and the zoomorphic aquamanile tradition died out.
Origins and uses
The Byzantine Empire's cultural connections with Sassanid Persia and the Abbasid caliphate, never peaceful in the political sphere, nevertheless brought the aquamanile into the Christian Mediterranean world. The earliest European portable aquamaniles date to the eleventh century.
Aquamaniles were needed in Christian liturgy for the ritual of the lavabo, in which the officiating priest washes his hands before vesting, again before the consecration of the Eucharist and after mass. As a ritual object, metal was considered more suitable than pottery, although most examples in pottery no doubt were broken and discarded. The aquamaniles made in the Mosan – or Meuse valley – region, using the brass alloy of silvery tint called dinanderie (from the center of its manufacture in the region of Dinant) were often fantastic and zoomorphic in their forms, which were constrained only by the need for a larger opening for filling the vessel and a spout for pouring. Church records inventory aquamaniles in silver or gilt copper, but the great majority of surviving examples are in base metals, which were not worth melting down.
As well as the altar, aquamaniles were used at the tables of the great, where extravagant designs of symbolic or fantastical beasts – lions were especially popular – were developed in purely secular iconography. A gold aquamanile, c. 1215, in the treasury of the cathedral at Aachen, takes the form of a man's bust; it is a rare survival of an aquamanile in a precious metal. An aquamanile (ref. Metropolitan Museum) in the form of Aristotle on hands and knees, being ridden by Phyllis, bore several moral lessons, with ribald undertones; such an aquamanile was distinctly secular in nature.
Bronze aquamaniles in the form of leopards were part of court ritual in Benin, where the concept may have arrived from the Islamic north. An 18th-century bronze leopard aquamanile from Benin is in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
A late version of the aquamanile was the silver-gilt mounted rider on a stand, bought in 1700 for the treasury of the Basilica of St-Denis and sold in 1798. Its form is recorded in an engraving by Félibien. (ref. St-Denis)
The idea of ewers in fantastic shapes has never died out. Today's Toby jugs and cow cream jugs are the direct descendants of the aquamanile.
The following aquamanilia in public collections are set in approximate chronological order:
- State Hermitage Museum, Aquamanile in the form of an eagle, signed by "Suleiman" dated 180 AH/796-797
- State Hermitage Museum, aquamanile of a cow with her calf, Khorasan, dated CE 1206; the handle is in the form of a lion, attacking the cow by the hump of its back.
- Victoria and Albert Museum, Aquamanile in the form of a griffin, ca 1130
- National Gallery of Art, Washington, Aquamanile in the form of a lion, bronze with traces of gilding, North French or Mosan, c 1300*National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, Aquamanile in the form of a mounted horseman, English or Scandinavian, 13th century
- Rijksmuseum, Aquamanile in the form of a horse, bronze, Maas/Meuse region, 13th century
- Wartburg, Eisenach, Aquamanile in the form of a lion, 13th century
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, Aquamanile in the form of a mounted knight, bronze, Saxony, late 13th century
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, Aquamanile in the form of Aristotle and Phyllis, Lorraine, c 1400
- The Cloisters Collection, Aquamanile in the form of a lion, copper alloy, Nuremberg, c 1400
- Rijksmuseum, Aquamanile in the form of a lion, last quarter of the 14th century
- "The Treasure of Saint Denis"
- Legner, Anton (ed). Ornamenta Ecclesiae, Kunst und Künstler der Romanik. Catalogue of an exhibition in the Schnütgen Museum, Köln, 1985. 3 vols.
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Proud Times has been competing reasonably well in novice hurdles and is sent straight into handicap company for his chasing debut. He's probably on a fair mark though he doesn't have the pedigree of a jumper. Quacity appears better over shorter but the trip should suit Saddle Pack, who faded when tackling 3m at Musselburgh on New Year's Day. Mighty Magnus has been beaten a very long way on his last two starts after a good run at Sedgefield in December but WHAT A DREAM looks the one to be on. William Amos' charge produced easily the best performance of his career at Wetherby two weeks ago and as he's only six he has the scope to make further progress.
Proud Times (USA) 5-2fav (11-6) Chased leaders, one pace from 3 out, 3rd of 10, 12l behind Koup De Kanon (11-12) at Catterick 2m 3f nh nov hdl (4) sft in Jan.
Quacity (FR) 8-1 (11-0) Led, headed before 2 out, soon weakened, 4th of 5, 28l behind Dowd's Destiny (11-0) at Ayr 2m 5f beg chase (4) sft in Jan.
What A Dream 6-1 (11-7) Held up towards rear, headway to 5th approaching 8th, led 12th, went right and blundered 3 out, went right next, 3 lengths clear when went badly right last, headed and not quicken flat, 2nd of 10, 2l behind Petroglyph (11-4) at Wetherby 2m 4f hcp chs 0-95 (5) sft in Jan.
Saddle Pack (IRE) 7-2 (10-13) Tracked leaders, dropped to rear after 10th, headway to chase leaders before 4 out, kept on same pace from next, no impression, 4th of 6, 23l behind Definite Appeal (10-10) at Musselburgh 3m hcp chs 0-95 (5) gd in Jan.
Mighty Magnus (IRE) 5-1 (11-11) In touch on inside, tracked leader 6th, led narrowly 8th, driven and headed before 2 out, soon weakened, lost moderate 3rd last, 4th of 6, 39l behind Shadow Boxer (10-8) at Newcastle 2m 4f hcp chs 0-95 (5) sft in Jan.


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Confronted with evidence that thousands of copyright works remain on Napster, the online music service, a federal judge today called the company's efforts to filter music ''a disgrace.''
The judge, Marilyn Patel of the United States District Court here, said that if Napster failed to comply with the injunction that she issued in early March, then it ''may be the system needs to be closed down.''
The judge did not specify how Napster should comply, however, saying she would seek counsel with a technical expert about the filtering process.
Lawyers for Napster said they would welcome the participation of such an adviser, who they say would validate their claims that they are in compliance and that they are removing songs as quickly as their system permits.
In court today, lawyers for the record companies, songwriters and music publishers who sued Napster asserting it abets copyright infringement, presented lists of copyright works that they say remain on the system. Specifically, the plaintiffs said that of 6,000 songs they asked Napster to remove on March 24, 84 percent remained available.Continue reading the main story
''This is disgraceful,'' said Judge Patel, who told lawyers for Napster that if that many songs remained on the system, ''you figure out how to filter'' them out.
Napster, based in Redwood City, Calif., allows its 70 million registered users to exchange music files they store on their own computers, a practice the major music companies have deemed wholesale copyright infringement.
After the record companies sued Napster, Judge Patel in August issued an injunction largely supporting their position, but was told by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to narrow her order. It was compliance with that narrower order that was at issue in court today.
For its part, Napster has countered that it is not easy to prevent the exchange of copyright files without also stopping the exchange of authorized copyright music.
The judge seemed unmoved by Napster's arguments today but she said that her hands might be tied by the appeals court. That panel forced Judge Patel to fashion an injunction that at once forced Napster to prevent the exchange of copyright files while respecting the system's technological ''architecture.''
But Judge Patel said the appeals court order might need to be modified. ''Maybe they need to take another look at it,'' she said.
Robert Silver, a lawyer for Napster, said the fact that some files are still available ''doesn't mean we haven't knocked a tremendous number off'' the system.
The technical adviser, Dr. A. J. Nichols, who observed the contentious proceedings today, is to set a schedule to talk with the two parties.Continue reading the main story


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Humayun Saeed celebrating Wife Samina Saeed's Birthday
Humayun Saeed a well known personality an actor a host. He is very good and very talented actor. Humayun Saeed also worked in Indian Movies. Humayun Saeed is well settled person. He has a great talent of acting. Humayun Saeed latest movie Bin Roye is releasing soon. He worked with Mahira Khan in this movie.
This is an instagram video of Humayun Saeed. Humayun Saeed is celebrating his wife Samina Saeed's Birthday. Humayun Saeed had as great love for his family you can see this in the video. Humayun Saeed and his Wife Samina Saeed is looking very gorgeous together.
Samina is much elder to Humayun. She was said to be her boss before the two got married. Humayun always had this thing in his mind that he has a future in the world of TV and glamour. He went in and then got the desired results as well. His first telefilm was a hit in which he played the role of a reporter who is living in a house which is haunted. There was a spirit of a female living in that house as well. She was a young girl who committed suicide on the day of her marriage.
As per the plot she was waiting anxiously for the groom and then she heard the news that he did not come. She thought that boy never loved her at all. She became desperate and in that she commits suicide. Now that was a wrong move made on her account. Humayun being a journalist started searching the case. He found out that the boy lost his life on the same day of his marriage. He was not in the world and hence he could not make it into his own marriage. This news never reached the girl and all she came to know that she was betrayed which was false. This was a classic and Humayun did one of the best jobs.
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Japan Gives Arts Awards
Published: June 16, 1994
The English actor Sir John Gielgud and the French composer Henri Dutilleux are among the five winners of the 1994 Praemium Imperiale awards for lifetime achievement in the arts. The winners were announced yesterday at the Museum of Modern Art by Ryuzo Sejima, the chairman of the Japan Art Association, which confers the awards, and David Rockefeller Jr., an international adviser to the association and the event's host.
The other winners are the American sculptor Richard Serra, the Chinese painter Zao Wou-ki, who lives in France, and the Indian architect Charles Correa. Each is to receive about $150,000 and a commemorative medal to be presented in the fall in Tokyo by the Japanese imperial family.
The award, among the largest of its kind, is given annually in five fields not covered by the Nobel Prizes. It was begun in 1989 by the Japan Art Association to demonstrate Japan's commitment to supporting the arts worldwide. Winners are chosen by the association's trustees, based on recommendations from international advisers. Past winners have included Leonard Bernstein, I. M. Pei, Ingmar Bergman and Federico Fellini.
The announcement of the Praemium Imperiale, or Imperial Prize, in New York begins the second five-year cycle for the awards. The first cycle, which also began in New York in 1989, continued sequentially in London, Paris, Rome and Berlin, representing the countries of the five international advisers to the association. In addition to Mr. Rockefeller, they are the former Prime Ministers Edward Heath of Britain, Jacques Chirac of France and Amintore Fanfani of Italy and Helmut Schmidt, the former Chancellor of West Germany. All five advisers attended yesterday's ceremony.


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