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In today's NYT, Paul Krugman writes about the "bitterness" of the Democratic nomination fight, writing that he feels that the most "venom" comes from the pro-Obama voices. He goes on to say that Obama supporters "want their hero or nobody" and that the "Obama campaign is seems dangerously close to becoming a cult of personality."
Our hero or nobody? A cult of personality? Let's take a moment to deconstruct.
Mrs. Clinton has repeatedly tried to diminish the differences between her and her opponents. This Obama supporter isn't buying it. When it comes to policy proposals, the differences may be small. However, many of us look at these two candidates and see two different people, two different histories, two different approaches to governance. Why do we sense this? Because yes, these two candidates have different personalities. Personality is not just about being the fun guy to have a beer with. It runs deeper. We are not wrong to assess one's personality when assessing a candidate, because one's personality says much about how he or she will do the job.
Obama has an open, humble, flexible sort of brilliance that portends that he will bring amazing knowledge to the Oval Office, but will always remain open to ideas that don't fit in the preconceived framework of what is right and wrong. He does not give the sense that he already knows all there is to know, like she often does. He appears to have a different character--a personality that many of us believe would make him better suited for the presidency. Yet we point this out, and suddenly our concerns are written off as hero worship, the stuff of cults.
Cults. Yes. "Cult of personality" is great phrasing for them, no? If a voter isn't really familiar with the idea, they hear that word "cult" and they're thinking David Koresh. They think: dark, secret, and manipulative. Maybe even sleeper--an above-board way to conjure up all these fears those Muslim-baiting emails did. "Cult of personality" asserts that no *rational* person could rationally choose between Obama and Clinton.
But that's the thing: many of us do. And we first did so when the easy thing would have been to ride the Clinton train. But we chose not to. Not because we think Obama's the messiah--quite the contrary. We think he's a voice of reason, in a time when the presumptive nominee, the one we were told was inevitable, exhibited Bush-lite tendencies, going along with the Iran warmongering, refusing to apologize for her Iraq vote. We watch as every day she changes, constantly micro-calibrating her appeal with only one goal in mind: to win. The changes don't feel like evolution because they feel disconnected from the authentic person inside. There is nothing wrong with fighting hard, or wanting to win. But when it's always tactics above principle, there's a problem.
As Maureen Dowd pointed out last week, I feel that the Clintons and many of their operatives and surrogates have learned the wrong lessons from the 80s and 90s. We can frame issues, and our opponents, without resorting to untruthful distortions. Obama's campaign is not a Jackson campaign. People who criticize Clinton are not automatically Clinton-haters. People who wildly support Obama have not necessarily succumbed to a cult of personality. Many of us support Obama because we trust that he can be competitive without relying on these kinds of distortions. Framing is about focusing the eye. It need not be a lie.
As critical as I've been sometimes of Maureen Dowd's coverage of our presidents and the candidates, I think that she reveals something that is an eternal truth: character matters. How people approach their work, and their life, says something about the outcomes we can expect. We have had a long time now to see Mrs. Clinton in action, and to make our judgments on who would better represent us here and abroad. Don't write off our desires as cultish. Just because Obama's success gives us joy, does not mean our support is not girded by reason.

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Sur les Equations qui se Rencontrent dans la Theorie de la Transformation des Fonctions Elliptiques
JOUBERT, Le P. [Charles]
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Date Published: 1876
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Hokolo's English Breakfast collection plays on strong graphic qualities of fried eggs, tomatoes, blueberries and orange slices set against colourful backdrops and gingham inspired patterns reminiscent of the breakfast table cloth and jam jar tops. The designs are bright, modern and playful.
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He did not wait till the world was ready, till men and nations were at peace. He came when the Heavens were unsteady, and prisoners cried out for release. He did not wait for the perfect time. He came when the need was deep and great. He dined with sinners in all their grime, turned […]
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Table of Contents Alkaline Soil Annuals 3 Feet or More Annual Vines That Grow Quickly Boulevard Gardens: Perennials Boulevard Gardens: Small Trees Broadleaf Evergreens for USDA Zone 4 Clay Soil Cold Tolerant Annuals Compacted Sites: Trees Crevice Plants Deer Resistant Plants Dry Soil: Annual Foliage Plants
Table of Contents Dry Soil: Shade or Under Trees Dry Soil: Trees Fragrant Annuals and Perennials Fragrant Shrubs Indoor Low Light Knot Gardens Lakeshore Native Plants Long-Blooming Perennials Rain Garden Plants
Table of Contents River Banks and Canoe Public Access Areas Self-Seeding Perennials Septic Mound Plants Shade: Shrubs Shade: Small Trees Shade: Tall Perennials Steep Slopes Trees That Produce Minimal Litter Under a Black Walnut Tree References
Trees for Alkaline Soil: honeylocust Gleditsia triacanthos inermis honeylocust, 30-60' thornless varieties are vest, provides filtered shade, rapid grower, tolerates many soil conditions Buckeye, bur oak, hackberry, green ash, smokebush, and silver maple are also good trees for alkaline soils.
Small Trees for Alkaline Soils Ironwood: Ostrya virginiana 25-40' Interesting hoplike fruits in fall and brown leaves add winter interest, native. Smokebush, 6-15' Chokecherry Iowa State photo
Hydrangea: Great Shrubs for Alkaline Soil Hydrangea arborescens hills of snow hydrangea 3-5' tall; Spreads 3-5'; mop-head blooms Hydrangea paniculata panicle hydrangea 6- 8' Showy white to pinkish blooms in summer. Endless Summer® Hydrangea macrophylla 'Bailmer' Requires acidic soil for blue color pH 5.0-5.8; blooms on current season wood. pink in alkaline soil pH 6-7.
Lowering Soil pH for Blue Hydrangea Flowers Before planting: 1) Have your soil tested for initial pH level. Sending a sample to the University of Minnesota Soil Testing Laboratory soiltest.coafes.umn.edu 2) If your soil pH is less than 5.5 the only amendment suggested before planting is to mix in sphagnum peat moss into your soil at the rate of 1 to 2 cubic ft per plant. (use a blend of 50% native soil to 50% sphagnum peat) 3) If your soil pH is greater than 5.5, incorporate elemental sulfur into the top 6 to 8 inches of soil at the following rates to reduce your soil pH by 1 unit: For sandy soils - 1.0 lb per 100 square feet (about 2 cups) For loamy soils - 2.5 lb per 100 square feet (about 5 cups) For example, if the pH of your loamy soil is 6.0, incorporate 5 cups of elemental sulfur per 100 square feet (or ½ cup per 10 square feet). After mixing in the elemental sulfur, mix in 1 to 2 cubic feet of sphagnum peat moss per plant.
After planting: 1 ) Periodically retest your soil pH. Do not add any acidifying amendments if your soil pH is 5.0 or less. 2) Use ammonium sulfate as the nitrogen source at the rate of 1 lb (or 2 cups) per 100 square feet (or a little less than a ¼ cup per 10 square feet). Ammonium sulfate is the best nitrogen source to help maintain soil acidity. 3) If your soil pH is greater than 5.5, use aluminum sulfate to help lower your pH and supply available aluminum at the same time. Mix about 1 lb (2 cups) of aluminum sulfate per 5 gallons of water and then apply the solution around the drip line of the plant. Repeat the application on a monthly basis as long as your soil pH is greater than 5.0. Caution - over application of aluminum sulfate can be toxic even to hydrangea. Carl Rosen, Soil Scientist, U of Minnesota Lowering Soil pH for Blue Hydrangea Flowers
More Shrubs for Alkaline Soil Lilac Juniper Barberry Cotoneaster Lilac Viburnum
Perennials for Alkaline Soil yarrow astilbe clematis sweet William coneflower daylily coral bells phlox hosta salvia
Boulevard Gardens: Small Trees Syringa reticulata Japanese tree lilac 15-25' Long- lived and cold tolerant; scented ivory flowers are an early summer hallmark; interesting winter seed pods.
Boulevard Gardens: Small Trees Amelanchier laevis Alleghany serviceberry 15-25' Minnesota native; large flowers; excellent red fall color; delicious edible purple fruits attract birds in summer. Malus hybrids crabapple 15-25' Tough and hardy in Minnesota; scab can be a conspicuous foliar disease, look for resistant varieties; many flower colors provide vivid displays; various shades of green foliage and winter interest with yellow or red fruit.
Boulevard Gardens: Small Trees Acer tataricum ssp. ginnala amur maple 20-30' Lightly scented May flowers are followed by double serrated dark colored leaves with lighter undersides; excellent fall color; hardy, adaptable; grown as a free-form clump, standard, or a well-groomed hedge; self-seeds. Minnesota Tree Care Advisor photos
Perennials for clay soil hosta and daylilies sedum Russian sage coneflower feather reedgrass, 'Autumn Joy' sedum
Trees for Compacted Sites Acer rubrum red maple 50- 70' Round crown, transplants readily, 'Northwood' and 'Red Sunset' have nice fall foliage; MUST HAVE MOIST SOIL.
Trees for Compacted Sites Betula nigra river birch 40-70' peeling cinnamon- brown bark, often multi-stemmed
Trees for Compacted Sites Celtis occidentalis hackberry 40-60' Vase-like habit, easily transplanted, very adaptable. May be slow to establish Native to MN
Trees for Compacted Sites Fraxinus nigra black ash 40-70' Large black buds, 'Fallgold' recommended for fall color. Fraxinus pennsylvanica green ash 40-60' Fast growth, deep shade, broad rounded form, seedless varieties.now overplanted? tough urban tree, emerald ash borer
Trees for Compacted Sites Larix laricina larch, tamarack 40-70' native, deciduous conifer, yellow fall color, few pests
More Trees for Compacted Sites silver maple cottonwood
Deer Resistant Plants chives and onion; Allium spp.
Deer dislike mugo pine, shown here on tortoise island at the Japanese garden, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
Shrubs for Shade viburnum barberry and boxwood azaleas
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Accelerating its assault on the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, China denounced the prize on Friday as a political tool of the West, and an official warned that countries acknowledging the honour would "bear the consequences."
A commentary in the principal party newspaper People's Daily suggested that Liu's award was a plot by the US and other Western democracies that "fear the rise of China" and seek to subvert its political system.
Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai reinforced that critique, calling the prize a "highly politicised event" and telling foreign countries they had a stark choice between challenging China's judicial system and developing friendly relations with Beijing, reported AP.
China's Communist hierarchy has bitterly criticised the award, calling Liu a criminal and asserting that giving him the award demeans the prize.
The actions on Friday came on the heels of reports that China had pressured European nations in written démarches to boycott the Nobel ceremony next month in Oslo and to refrain from congratulating Liu.


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Sarawak Information
Travel and Local Information Guide
Malaysia's largest state, Sarawak lies 600km from the mainland. Occupying a slice of Borneo Island's northern flank, the state is as different from Peninsular Malaysia as night and day. Sarawak's gorgeous landscape is its biggest draw – clear rivers spill down the rainforest-clad mountains to become wide, muddy arteries close to the sea. Meanwhile, the forest and highland plateaux merge to form one of the most intricate and diverse ecosystems on earth.
Monkeys, deer and lizards abound as well as endangered species such as orang-utans, proboscis monkeys, rhinoceroses and the state's emblem, the hornbill. Perhaps the most convincing reason for coming here is the possibility of contact with the indigenous peoples that call this region home. They fall into groups known historically either as Land Dyaks, Sea Dyaks or orang ulu (people of the interior); these natives live in massive longhouses and journeys to visit them often take days rather than hours.Read More
Sarawak's got a decent range of top-end hotel establishments, mid-range lodging houses and cut-price rumah tumpangan (guesthouses). Budget travellers often head to the longhouses of the interior to soak in true Borneo culture as well as to score rock-bottom lodging rates. Sometimes longhouses merely accept gifts in lieu of cash – the more remote the longhouse, the more basic goods are appreciated. Additionally, camping options in Sarawak are pretty thin on the ground – there are no campsites and locals seldom, if ever, sleep out in the open.
Getting There
No matter where you're travelling from, Kuching will almost certainly be your first port of call. Sarawak's capital can be reached by air from Singapore, Brunei, Pontianak (West Kalimantan) and Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru in Peninsular Malaysia. Malaysian Airlines Systems (MAS) flights to Kuching are the most straightforward approach – there are pricey flights from Kuala Lumpur or those from Kuantan that are a shade less.
The only overland route to Sarawak is via Kuala Belait in Brunei, by bus or taxi to Miri – this involves taking a ferry across the Belait River. Another route is to Lawas by passing through Sipitang in Sabah, either by local bus, taxi or by the daily Lawas Express which starts off in Sabah's capital of Kota Kinabalu.
There are also daily express bus, boat and speedboat services from Brunei to both Lawas and Limbang – the furthest northern divisions of Sarawak. Alternatively there are an increasing number of routes into Sarawak either approaching from Brunei or Indonesia's Kalimantan via the Kelabit Highlands.
Getting around Sarawak
The advent of cheap air fare has made travel around the world easier and Sarawak is one of the places that has benefited immensely with this development. If you scout around beforehand, you can find plane tickets priced similarly to bus fares. If you're looking to reach the Gunung Mulu National Park or the Kelabit Highlands, there are MAS flights that depart from Miri in the morning. To get to Miri, in the north, you'll have to take an MAS internal flight from either KL or Kota Kinabalu.
Boats have traditionally been the main mode of transportation in Sarawak; unfortunately of late the usage of these crafts has decreased as road systems improve. Boats come in three sizes and operate on a fairly reliable timetable – the pricier longboats (recently motorised) are usually used to traverse to the more remote tributaries. Travelling in a group can ease the burden of the cost.
Overland travel in Sarawak has been improving over the years – the road from Kuching to the Brunei border is generally smooth plus traffic is a laughably non-existent 'issue'. And compared to the speedy ways of Kuala Lumpur drivers, Sarawak is a welcome reprieve. Cars can be hired from the usual places particularly the airport, but be sure to check for better prices online to get cheaper rates. Express buses that traverse Sarawak's landscape travel at sensible speeds allowing you to snap plenty of photos of the beautiful landscape at opportune moments. The Kuching-Brunei route is served along with many others; however it should be noted that the Kuching-Sibu path is faster when traversing via ferry.
Good to Know
Sarawak's an unusually expensive region – most accommodation options come with high price tags and flights will have you digging deep into your pocket. Yet it can easily be explored on a budget as long as you plan ahead – the region has got a lot of character – the weather's beautiful with steady rains to cool down the humid rainforests and the monsoon season doesn't seriously affect the area. Food and drinks can be had at good bargains, plus ethnic artifacts purchased are great bargains in comparison to the mainland.
Public Holidays
Besides national holidays, many states in Malaysia have their own public holidays usually in association with its respective sultan's birthday or a Muslim celebration. Holidays indigenous to Sarawak include Good Friday (April 22), Hari Gawai (June 1 & 2), the Dayak Festival (June 1 & 2) and the birthday of Sarawak's Governor on October 23. National holidays include New Year's Day (January 1), Labour Day (May 1), National Day (August 31), Malaysia Day (September 16) and Christmas Day (December 25). Sarawak, along with Labuan, is one of the only regions in the country that doesn't celebrate Deepavali.
School holidays from state to state vary dramatically – generally Sarawak's school breaks take place in January for one week, March for two weeks, May for three weeks, August for three weeks and October for four weeks.
Sarawak's got a hot and humid climate and temperatures rarely fall below 27 °C (except in the Kelabit Highlands) and sometimes may even climb higher than 34 °C. The northeast monsoon runs from November to February.
Theft & Violence
With a landscape that features more greenery than development, the region's law and order has never really come under close scrutiny. Major crime tends to be almost non-existent in the area and travellers usually don't have to worry about petty crimes. However it pays to always be safe rather than sorry and most Sarawakians will caution you to be careful with your belongings especially passports and travel documents.
Internet, Time & Phone Calls
If you're looking for internet access, many larger hotels will be able to provide you with a Wi-Fi connection. Alternatively, there are Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (Malaysia's version of Starbucks) ventures throughout the region that offer free wireless connectivity – check out the one in Sarawak Plaza.
Bear in mind that Sarawak is 16 hours ahead of US Pacific Standard Time – phone calls can easily be made utilising the numerous pay phone banks that are sprinkled across Sarawak's landscape. You can direct dial long distance using coins or simply purchase a pre-paid calling card from TM offices, post offices or convenience stores.
The three main phone providers in Malaysia are Celcom, Digi and Maxis and as long as your home cell phone provider has global-roaming services they'll lock onto these networks. However, if you'd like to simplify things, simply purchase a pre-paid SIM card upon arrival in KL – once you insert the SIM card into your cell phone, you should be able to get network access – Celcom has the best network coverage for the Borneo region
Money & Taxes
Coinage in Malaysia is referred to as the Ringgit Malaysia (RM) – each unit of currency is broken down into 100 sen and denominations come in RM1, RM5, RM10, RM50 and RM100. The most convenient and safest way to carry your funds around is as travellers' cheques – alternatively major credit cards such as American Express, MasterCard and Visa can be used at most upscale hotels, restaurants and shops in Sarawak.
You can find licensed moneychangers in the city – there's an RHB money-changer counter at the airport. Mahammed Yahia & Sons inside the bookshop at the basement of the Sarawak Plaza offers good rates and they're quite friendly. If you're visiting the orang asli longhouses, it's a good idea to carry a fair amount of cash as there are no banking facilities in the interior. You've got to bargain to get good rates for rooms at downmarket ventures.
If you shop at Sarawak's many street markets, bargaining is de rigeur; additionally hotels and restaurants impose a five percent government tax and a five percent service charge.
Malaysia's official national language is Bahasa Malaysia. Also known as Malay to the international community, you need not worry about language barriers once you're in the country. Almost everyone in Malaysia speaks English – unless you're heading to the interior where the indigenous peoples dwell; nevertheless you'll be fine with English as your lingua franca as long as you've got a tour guide with you.
As in the rest of the country, minority languages such as Cantonese, Mandarin and Tamil are largely spoken by and wide in Sarawak; yet for the most part English is the primary language used in most businesses. In a nutshell, in Sarawak you'll often come across those who speak their native language quite fluently and English very awkwardly but you'll be able to get by.
Visas & Permits
Sarawak's got its own immigration controls – these regulations exist to protect its indigenous population from being crowded out by migrants from the peninsula. Also the region's strict rules exist to guard its unique wildlife – protected exotic flora and fauna have been smuggled from the state in the past, so the region has cracked down on errant travellers.
Each time you cross a border, you will have to clear immigration – be it from travelling to or from the peninsula, Sabah, Brunei and Indonesia. Upon arrival within the state, you'll be given a three-month stay visa, but there are certain land crossings that will only grant you a one-month stay. Since Sarawak's such an extensive region with more than a few attractions (particularly protected national parks) you'll certainly need more than 30 days to explore, so it's good to know that extensions can be granted at the immigration office in Kuching.
When you arrive at most national parks, you'll have to register using your passport. If you're planning to visit any on the longhouses in the interior you'll need permits – though it's usually a straightforward matter to obtain one; to visit the longhouses above Kapit on the Rejang or Baleh Rivers, you can obtain a free permit in Kapit.
Customs & Local Culture
- As with the rest of the country, public displays of affection are considered taboo – even holding hands is considered inappropriate. Sarawak adheres to Malaysia's Muslim-dominated conventions but there are no hard-and-fast rules; non-Muslims and outsiders are given leeway.
- If you're visiting houses of worship – especially mosques – it's important to remember to dress modestly. Women are particularly expected to be dressed in clothes that are not revealing.
- Many of Sarawak's cafés and hawker stalls close early at approximately 19:00; even the top eateries put up the shutters at about 22:00 – don't leave eating out too late. Kuching steamboat – meat and vegetables cooked fondue-style – is one of the best in the country.
- Sarawak's only got one main road and southwest Sarawak is the most densely populated of the state. The Kuching airport is 10km south of the city.
- In bygone days, Sarawak played host to head-hunters but with the advent of Christianity, happily this practice by the indigenous tribes died down.
- As with the indigenous communities of the rest of the country, you'll need an invitation to visit Borneo's longhouses – the best way to view them is to sign up with a tour outfit. • English is widely spoken throughout the state but the elders of indigenous tribes in the interior sometimes require translators.
- Wearing your shoes into someone's home – be it indigenous longhouses or regular Sarawakian homes – is considered bad manners.
- Be careful of the cheeky macaques when you're trekking through jungles or come across some – they're brave and will make off with anything that they can carry.
- Home to 10 of the world's 46 species of hornbills, Sarawak is known as 'The Land of the Hornbills'.
- Sarawak plays host to the one-metre-wide rafflesia flower – the world's largest flower and one of the greatest wonders in the botanical world. Living entirely by stealing water and nutrients from the roots of grapelike vines of specific plants, the flower only survives for two weeks after blooming. There are a total of nine species that call Borneo home but only six have been spotted in the last 60 years.
- Sarawak's got its own version of the Loch Ness Monster. Known as Nabau, this 30m-long snake 'lives' in the plains around the Batang Rejang. Despite the hubbub, the actual existence of this slithery creature has never been proven and Borneo's largest officially recognised snake remains the 10-metre-long reticulated python.


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Having spent much of the past few years directing a remake of 'The Fall of the House of Usher' starring the Murdoch family, Max Mosley has not been highly visible in F1 circles. But the former FIA president this week gave an interview to Sky Sports F1 filled with career advice for his successor, Jean Todt. Appearing to damn with faint praise, Mosley's main concern was that the man who had been so domineering as a team manager at Ferrari was not being firm enough in his new role as president. "He's got a completely different style," Mosley said. "How effective it is, you can't really tell. He's still in his first mandate. I think he will go on, but he's working from nine in the morning to nine at night. It's much harder than it looks from the outside. If he goes on, then we'll start to see. At the moment, maybe he's a little bit too reluctant to confront. He seeks consensus. It's good to have consensus but sometimes you've got to get them to just do something. "Sometimes you've got to be a bit confrontational," he admitted. "The thing is the teams are competing with each other and I don't see how they will ever get together in the common interest. That's the function of the governing body. It should be the governing body, for example, that imposes the Resource Restriction Agreement. Are you [as a member of FOTA] actually going to sue Red Bull if you think they've spent too much? "Back in 2003, when the teams would not agree about costs, I just said 'we're going to stop the qualifying engines and qualifying cars and we're going to have a parc ferme at six o'clock'. The teams went berserk, but it was the right thing to do and now people agree about not having qualifying cars and engines." Todt's hands-off approach to Formula One is in direct contrast to Mosley's priorities as president. While the Briton concentrated on F1 to the detriment of other categories, the Frenchman has been building relationships with the ASNs and promoting the FIA's Road Safety Campaign instead of appearing on the grid every Sunday. MOSLEY OFFERS TODT UNSOLICITED CAREER ADVICE F1 >>> NEWS On Wednesday at Silverstone, Williams F1 development driver Susie Wolff was given her first chance behind the wheel of the FW33. Wolff was taking part in a straight- line aero test that saw her complete two 50-kilometre runs in last year's Formula One car. "It was incredible to experience a Formula One car for the first time," Wolff told the assembled media. "I've done a lot of simulator work since I joined the team but nothing compares to the exhilaration of driving the real thing. The conditions were a little tricky as it was quite damp at the beginning of the run but the track soon dried out. The team also did a fantastic job preparing me for today, giving me all the information I needed so that I was always in control. "You can't underestimate what a big statement that was for Williams to put me in the car today," Wolff added. "For a team like Williams to take notice of a fast female driver and give her a chance in the car is something quite special. They were the first team to really do it properly and I hope it will open a path for more teams doing it in the future and realising that women should be taken seriously and possibly there will be more females coming in later years and given the chance to drive in Formula One. "I think today was a good first step in the right direction," she continued. "I hope I have done enough in the first stage to show the team I can be of assistance to do more tests and aerodynamic work. I was conscious of the fact if I wanted more opportunities I had to do well, and that was my main point of concentration. I think I was very lucky in that it's not a young driver day and not up against some of the best young drivers out there right now." Over the course of her two runs Wolff was able to experience a mix of conditions behind the wheel. A wet start to the day meant the Scottish driver started her day's testing using Pirelli wet weather tyres on a damp track. Later on, when the Northamptonshire circuit dried out, she was able to run on demonstration- grade slicks. "My first run in the car was actually on my own with the track to myself and no direct competition from the first lap onwards," Wolff explained. "For a first day in the car I was actually very lucky. Yes, there was a lot of media there but nobody puts more pressure on myself than I do. I knew what I needed to achieve today whether there were people to witness it or not. I knew what I needed to do to come for ward and that's what I was focused on doing. It was a little bit tricky in the beginning with the conditions – the track was still damp – and of course you don't want to make any mistakes so it was just about building up. "Of course it's easy for me to say that I managed with no problem as I wasn't on the correct tyres, I did 40 laps and it wasn't a race distance, but there was never one part of the whole day when I couldn't hold my head up or couldn't be in control of the car." SUSIE WOLFF MAKES F1 DEBUT FOR WILLIAMS 9 GPWEEK.com // 9 GPWEEK.com // PARTNERS:
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Take Rodarte's first sparkling foray into opera, add a stunning set by Frank Gehry, and voilà! A furiously modern and exciting twist on the Mozart classic.
LA opera-goers will surely be framing their tickets after witnessing the on-stage wizardry conjured by the über-trendy design duo behind the Rodarte couture label. The flaming hot Black Swan designers were tasked by architectural legend Frank Gehry with conjuring up costumes for the Los Angeles Philharmonic production of Mozart's Don Giovanni. Presented on May 18–26 at the majestic Walt Disney Concert Hall, designed by the great Gehry himself, the (literally) glittering cast was led by winsome Polish 'barihunk' Mariusz Kwiecien as Don Giovanni, under the baton of young and hip Venezuelan conductor du jour, Gustavo Dudamel.
To track down the right designers, Gehry sought advice from none other than high priestess of fashion, US Vogue editor Anna Wintour, who gave the Mulleavy sisters top-dollar approval. The result? An eyepopping coupling of a surreal, futuristic set and arty, couture-like creations.
Known for their maverick approach and wildly theatrical influences, the sassy siblings went all out with Metropolis-like armor, rendered denim and strappy straitjackets, as well as complex beading and hand embroidery. Over 130,000 SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS – crystal pearls, sew‐on stones, beads and pendants – were used in six punkishly showstopping costumes. Not to mention the no-holds-barred headpieces and wigs for Donna Anna, Donna Elvira and Zerlina. The twinkling embellishments added a flash of dangerous allure, perfectly reflecting the opera's sizzling atmosphere and the rakish antics of the flamboyant seducer at the heart of the storyline.
Swarovski and Rodarte are, of course, well acquainted, having collaborated on Fashion Week and Atelier Swarovski collections. And how can we forget their beautiful feather-and-crystal confections for the corps de ballet in Black Swan, which brought Rodarte into the broader public gaze. Boasting armfuls of prestigious awards, the Mulleavy siblings have also garnered an army of achingly hip A-listers such as Cate Blanchett, Black Swan star Natalie Portman, Reese Witherspoon, Keira Knightley and Chloë Sevigny.
So, we've had runway classics, movie magic and now dazzling opera concoctions – is there nothing to which this divine twosome can't turn their talented hands? Judging on current form, probably not, which means that we can look forward to more bold and brilliant projects yet to come.
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The officer, Jayant Kharche, is posted as Deputy Director General (DDG) at the designing division in Doordarshan and has been lost since friday evening, a senior cop said.
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Yesterday Paula Yates seemed to have died a rock'n'roll death - discovered in her bed, apparently having fallen victim to the pills and alcohol that had become too central a part of her life. And one of the most tragic things about it was that no one was that surprised.
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Ms Yates, who had three children by Geldof and one by Hutchence, shot to celebrity in the 1970s when she met Geldof, then lead singer of the Boomtown Rats. She presented the rock show The Tube, then moved to The Big Breakfast, where she interviewed celebrities on a giant bed. One was Michael Hutchence, singer with INXS. She soon started an affair with him, having his daughter, Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, and divorcing Geldof.
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Chapter 1. Advanced Techniques
Once you have read the Camel Book (Programming Perl), or any other good Perl tutorial, you know almost all of the language. There are no secret keywords, no other magic sigils that turn on Perl's advanced mode and reveal hidden features. In one sense, this book is not going to tell you anything new about the Perl language.
What can I tell you, then? I used to be a student of music. Music is very simple. There are 12 possible notes in the scale of Western music, although some of the most wonderful melodies in the world only use, at most, eight of them. There are around four different durations of a note used in common melodies. There isn't a massive musical vocabulary to choose from. And music has been around a good deal longer than Perl. I used to wonder whether or not all the possible decent melodies would soon be figured out. Sometimes I listen to the Top 10 and think I was probably right back then.
But of course it's a bit more complicated than that. New music is still being produced. Knowing all the notes does not tell you the best way to put them together. I've said that there are no secret switches to turn on advanced features in Perl, and this means that everyone starts on a level playing field, in just the same way that Johann Sebastian Bach and a little kid playing with a xylophone have precisely the same raw materials to work with. The key to producing advanced Perlor advanced musicdepends on two things: knowledge of techniques and experience of what works and what doesn't.
The aim of this book is to give you some of each of these things. Of course, no book can impart experience. Experience is something that must be, well, experienced. However, a book like this can show you some existing solutions from experienced Perl programmers and how to use them to solve the problems you may be facing.
On the other hand, a book can certainly teach techniques, and in this chapter we're going to look at the three major classes of advanced programming techniques in Perl. First, we'll look at introspection: programs looking at programs, figuring out how they work, and changing them. For Perl this involves manipulating the symbol tableespecially at runtime, playing with the behavior of built-in functions and using AUTOLOAD to introduce new subroutines and control behavior of subroutine dispatch dynamically. We'll also briefly look at bytecode introspection, which is the ability to inspect some of the properties of the Perl bytecode tree to determine properties of the program.
The second idea we'll look at is the class model. Writing object-oriented programs and modules is sometimes regarded as advanced Perl, but I would categorize it as intermediate. As this is an advanced book, we're going to learn how to subvert Perl's object-oriented model to suit our goals.
Finally, there's the technique of what I call unexpected codecode that runs in places you might not expect it to. This means running code in place of operators in the case of overloading, some advanced uses of tying, and controlling when code runs using named blocks and eval.
These three areas, together with the special case of Perl XS programmingwhich we'll look at in Chapter 9 on Inlinedelineate the fundamental techniques from which all advanced uses of Perl are made up.