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i have a folder of a bunch of images.
i have a good patch that is playing all the images in order:
but I want to show them all randomly without duplicates.
the object Urn seems to be a good object to select numbers. can i translate this to select images in a folder??
other ideas?
I didn't look at your patch but yeah, urn is probably what you want to use. I might populate a menu (which doesn't have to be shown), with the items in the folder, get the count of how many items there are, and set urn's max with that. Then each new number out of urn selects a new name from the menu. Folder/coll could be used too.
Chris is right. See Example X on this page (which works for either movies or still images).
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Heresies Pertaining to John's First Epistle
In recent months I have become aware of some heresies pertaining to John's first epistle that are spreading among fundamental Baptist churches.
Though there are difficulties in 1 John, these can be resolved by applying sound principles of Bible interpretation. The first two of these are to interpret Scripture according to context and to compare Scripture with Scripture.
Applying these principles we find that there are two "keys" to the proper understanding of John's first Epistle.
First, the epistle was WRITTEN TO BELIEVERS that their fellowship with God might be perfected and their joy might be full.
"That which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ. And these things write we unto you, that your joy may be full" (1 John 1:3-4).
"These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God" (1 John 5:13).
The word "fellowship" is used four times in 1 John 1:3-7.
The epistle is clearly and definitely not written to unbelievers. It is not about how to be saved; it is about how to stay in fellowship with God after you are saved.
There is a heresy that 1 John 1:9 is for the unbeliever and that the believer cannot be out of fellowship with God.
This is taught, for example, by Guided By Truth Ministries, as follows.
"For the believer, verbally 'confessing' our sins through prayer does not cause us to be forgiven. We may ask God to forgive us but He has told us through His word that He already has. We can certainly thank Him for forgiving our sin, but to keep asking for it means we are ignoring Him and His Word. He teaches us to rest in forgiveness, not keep seeking it. ... With this truth in mind, we must ask, what does 1 John 1:9 actually mean? Can we actually break fellowship with God and not be in His good graces if we have un-confessed sin? ... Those who admit their sin will be saved. Those who already have are already forgiven. There is no teaching here to the contrary. This passage is referring to the one time event that happens to those who are saved. It is not teaching how a Christian should receive forgiveness but rather how those who admitted they had sin became Christians. ... Knowing that it is impossible to be in darkness after accepting the light of the world we can further understand that in 1 John 1:6, 8, & 10 John is speaking of those who have never accepted Christ. ... GOD NEVER DECLARES A 'BREAK IN FELLOWSHIP' WITH US. This concept is not found in Scripture. ... The Bible tells us that we will still sin, but when we accept Christ as our Savior, we are referred to as saints. He has forgiven all of our sins. There is no need for us to keep dwelling on our sin. He took them away to be remembered no more. This confession idea is out of sync with the truth of Salvation and only keeps our mind on sin rather than on the forgiveness already imputed to us" ("Forgiveness and 1 John 1:9," Guided By Truth Ministries, n.d.).
This heresy is also taught by Steve McVey in 52 Lies Heard in Church Every Sunday.
"Don't get bogged down in a faulty understanding of 1 John 1:9 when the rest of the New Testament teaches that our sins have been absolutely forgiven--past, present, and future. ... The idea that we're out of fellowship with God when we do wrong is a lie. It's one of those cliches. It sounds good, but it's not biblical. THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO PUT YOURSELF OUT OF FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD. ... You are in fellowship with God all the time" (McVey, 52 Lies, pp. 72, 73, 75).
This heresy forces a meaning upon John's words in his first epistle that is unnatural. He plainly is talking about "fellowship" in 1 John 1, using the term four times. This heresy flies in the face of the Bible's own words.
The author of the previous statements err in failing to make a clear distinction between relationship and fellowship. That is really the heart of the matter, and the issue is that simple.
Relationship and fellowship, standing and state, position and practice are plainly taught doctrines of the Christian life and are emphasized in the New Testament epistles and a proper understanding of these things is essential for stability and fruitfulness in the Christian life.
Paul says we have been cleansed of our sins (1 Cor. 6:11; Col. 2:13), which refers to the believer's eternal position in Christ; whereas John says we are cleansed from our sin as we walk in the light (1 John 1:7), referring to daily fellowship with the Father.
Paul says in one place that we have put off the old man and put on the new man (Colossians 3:9-10), referring to the believer's unchanging position in Christ, but he says in another place that we are to put off the old man and put on the new man as a daily way of life (Ephesians 4:22-24), referring to one's practice and fellowship.
The difference between relationship and fellowship is brought out clearly in Ephesians. The first three chapters describe the believer's position in Christ, while the last three describe his practice in this world. Positionally, the "old man" is dead in Christ and we are already seated in the heavenlies with Him, but as a matter of practice we are to put off the old man and put on the new (Eph. 4:22-24). This pertains to fellowship.
The two aspects of sanctification (relationship and fellowship) are seen in Ephesians 5:8 -- now that we ARE light, positionally and relationally, let's live like it day by day, practically and as a matter of fellowship.
We are children of God by faith in Christ the moment we are born again, but that doesn't mean that He is pleased with everything we do in this present life and that does not mean that I am in fellowship with Him no matter how I act. It is the same thing in a human father-child relationship, though on a far less perfect basis. Growing up, when I disobeyed my father, I was still his son but I wasn't pleasing to Him and we didn't have proper fellowship. That could only be restored by my actions toward him.
John says there are two things that keep us in fellowship with the Father, walking in the light (obedience) and confession of sins. God isn't "mad" at His children in any frail human sense when we sin, but He can definitely be displeased and the onus is on us to stay in sweet fellowship by honoring and obeying Him and acknowledging our sins before Him rather than hiding them and excusing them.
The idea that there is nothing to do to get out of God's fellowship makes no sense in light of the New Testament's many warnings.
Why does God chasten His children if they can't get out of fellowship (Heb. 12)?
How could there be a sin unto death if we can't get out of fellowship (1 Cor. 11:27-32; 1 John 5:16-17)?
If it is not possible to be out of fellowship through sin why did Paul fear becoming a castaway for not keeping his body under subjection (1 Cor. 9:27)?
If it is not possible to get out of fellowship, why does Paul warn about loss at the judgment seat of Christ (1 Cor. 3)?
These questions could be multiplied.
Second, the epistle of 1 John was written to protect believers from false teachers.
"These things have I written to you concerning them that seduce you" (1 John 2:26).
The things that John writes about pertaining to not hating the brethren (1 John 2:9, 11; 3:15; 4:20) and pertaining to the obedience that characterizes true brethren (1 John 2:3-4) are geared to refuting the false teaching that was spreading in that day.
The false teachers separated themselves from the true apostles and preachers (1 John 2:19). They denied the Christhood and Sonship of Jesus (1 John 4:2, 15). They were of the world (1 John 4:5). They did not love the true brethren (1 John 4:7-8) but rather hated the brethren (1 John 3:15). Diotrephes in 3 John is an example. They denied the propitiation of Christ (1 John 4:10). They lived in unrighteousness (1 John 3:7-8).
These false teachers are further described in Jude. They turned the grace of God into lasciviousness (Jude 4, 7, 16, 18). They denied Jesus (Jude 4), such as denying His divinity, and denying His humanity, and denying that Jesus was the same as Christ, etc. They despised dominion (Jude 8). They followed a works religion (Jude 11). They were covetousness (Jude 11). They assumed positions of spiritual authority to which God had not called them (Jude 11). They honored man rather than God (Jude 16).
This spirit of error and apostasy eventually grew until it became the Roman Catholic Church, with its doctrine of infant baptism and baptismal regeneration, whereby unregenerate people are proclaimed Christians even though their is no change and no regenerating power in their lives, and whereby the true brethren were so hated that they were "excommunicated" and imprisoned, persecuted and killed.
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Located in beautiful Central Pennsylvania, New Leaf Initiative is a nonprofit organization that catalyzes the innovative talent of State College and small towns across the state to create careers they love and improve their communities. We run an inspiring coworking space, connect collaborators from diverse backgrounds and disciplines across the region, and equip innovators with the resources to thrive in their work.
What began as an idea incubator in a basement office has grown into a 2,500 square-foot coworking space in the State College municipal building that supports the development of similar hubs throughout the state while providing a variety of services in the community. New Leaf members come to us with a passion or curiosity and, nurtured in our space, develop companies, nonprofits, community projects, or successful freelance careers.
Our biggest impact has been boosting the trajectories of innovative young adults, as time in our space shifts them from discouraged or disconnected to creating solutions for social issues such as food insecurity, women's empowerment, and affordable housing. We're primed to deepen our support of these emerging leaders and creatives while expanding the invitation to business, government, academia, and the towns to work better, together.
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Bf 109 F "Trop"
This particular aircraft was flown by Hans Joachim Marsellie, the " Star of Africa". Seeing service in the battle of Britain, his mediocre performance resulted in his posting to Africa. While he was there, he became one of the few pilots who was willing to slow down to dogfight with the British. Before long, he had notched up plenty of kills.
Unfortunately, on the 30th of September 1942, the Star of Africa experienced engine failure in his Bf 109G, which resulted in his death.
Retracts have been fitted and cockpit opens. Credit for the canopy goes to Legohaulic
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Listing Courtesy of Susan J Smith of Century 21 Boardwalk
Listing information
- Beds: 3
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 9.38
- County: Wexford
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 3 (Full: 3 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Detached 0 cars
- Total Square Footage: 1,773 ($140.44 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 250x307x240x726x456x38x35x339
- School District: Mesick
- Year Built: 2008
- Status: Active with Contingency
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,773
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,050
- Subdivision: P18 - Slagle Twp
Access Feat: Accessibility Features Yes
Accessibility Feat 36 Inch Entrance Door, 36' or + Hallway, Accessible Mn Flr Bedroom, Low Threshold Shower
Additional Items All Window Treatments, Attic Fan, Ceiling Fans, Ceramic Floor, Garage Door Opener, Humidifier, Laminate Floor, LP Tank Rented, Satellite System, Security System, Water Softener/Owned, Wood Floor
Air Conditioning Central
Appliances Built in Oven, Cook Top, Dishwasher, Dryer, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Yes
Design Traditional
Driveway Shared Unpaved
Exterior Features Deck(s)
Exterior Material Vinyl
Fireplace Living, Wood, Yes
Garage Type 5, Detached
Garage: Garage Yes
Heat Source Propane
Heat Type Forced Air, Radiant
Kitchen Features Center Island, Snack Bar
Landscape Garden Area, Shrubs/Hedges, Underground Sprinkler
Lot Description Adj. to Public Land, Level
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Mineral Rights Unknown
Other Basement Rooms: Basement Bedrooms - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Finished SQFT - 0.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Full Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Half Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Total Basement SQFT - 1344.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 0.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 2, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 2, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 1344.00, Road Frontage - 0.00, Upper Rooms: Upper Bedrooms - 1, Upper Rooms: Upper Full Baths - 1, Upper Rooms: Upper Half Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Level Square Feet - 429.00
Outbuildings Other, Pole Barn
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
Sale Conditions None
Street Type Public, Unpaved
Substructure Full Basement
Terms Available Cash/Conventional, VA
Utilities / Sewer Septic System
Water Type Well
Waterfront Options: Waterfront Y/N No
Bedroom 3 U 18x17
Den U 11x10
Bedroom 2 M 10x10
Kitchen M 13x13
Living Room M 18x14
Master Bathroom M 9x5
Master Bedroom M 15x14
Dining Area 13x9
Listing Courtesy of Susan J Smith of Century 21 Boardwalk


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Top 10 UK family holiday destinations
Planning a family holiday? Don't overlook the glorious getaways right on your doorstep - here are the UK destinations that Mumsnetters really rate
Northumberland has been a Mumsnetter fave for the past few years and we can't see that changing any time soon. The region has something for everyone, and gets rave reviews for its beautiful clean beaches. Bamburgh's imposing castle, dramatically positioned next to the sea, is perfect for imagining 'the olden days' of knights and queens - alternatively, take a boat from Seahouses to the Farne Islands, or drive over the causeway to Holy Island. And don't forget Alnwick Castle, where many scenes in the Harry Potter films were filmed - bliss!
Mumsnetters say: "The Northumberland coast wins for us every time. If you stay in Seahouses you have all the traditional seaside stuff on the doorstep - but we tend to go for a holiday cottage in one of the pretty villages dotted around."
Where to stay: Mumsnet partner Cottages.com has over 350 properties across Northumberland and offers Mumsnetters a discounted rate - find out more.
The Isle of Wight has the considerable bonus of being reached via ferry, and therefore very nearly counting as 'abroad'. Beach lovers get vast stretches of sandy coast, plus rocky beaches ideal for paddling, and the entire island has a lovely old-fashioned feel. There are walking/cycling opportunities galore and a surprisingly good section of nice pubs and restaurants, plus an array of attractions including Blackgang Chine, the Roman Villa, Osborne House and Carisbrook Castle (top tip: consider English Heritage membership if you're planning to visit more than one).
Mumsnetters say: "It's never too busy, has some lovely things to do and see, and great places to eat. Steephill Cove is one of my favourite places in the whole world."
Where to stay: Park Resorts have four parks to choose from: Nodes Point, Thorness Bay (both of which offer glamping options), Lower Hyde and Languard. Or consider self-catering at Mumsnet Best winner Nettlecombe Farm
North Norfolk is a firm Mumsnetter fave, with gasp-worthy beaches and traditional seaside resorts offering a plethora of quayside seafood and fish and chip opportunities. There are plenty of English Heritage and National Trust properties, too, and adventure parks to boot. Popular spots along the coast include Cromer, Wells-next-the-Sea and Hunstanton. On the whole beaches are very accessible - just be sure to arrive at the car parks before 10.30am in peak summer.
Mumsnetters say: "For a traditional, family seaside holiday, you can't beat Wells-next-the-Sea. It's a bit posh, a bit tacky - in all the right proportions! The beach itself is great for kids; large, sandy with colourful beach huts and a big island of sand dunes."
Where to stay: For a great price on a self-catering break in North Norfolk, check out Mumsnet partner Cottages.com
Yorkshire's a brilliant bet - it's got Dales and Moors, Peaks, National Parks and a breathtaking coastline. Scarborough is great for young 'uns, with a sea life centre, penny arcades, a family-friendly beach and plenty of parks.
New for 2016: Pack your swimmers and head to Scarborough's newest attraction, the Alphamare Water Park – a multi-million pound investment scheduled to open at Easter (although do check progress updates before booking) with plenty of slides, a water playground, heated outdoor pool and a spa area.
Mumsnetters say: "If you want seaside, you can't beat Yorkshire. Beautiful coastline. There's Filey for a more traditional, sedate seaside experience - think bucket and spades, fish and chips etc. Then there's Scarborough - still traditional (fish and chips, donkey rides) but a bit more lively with lots of arcades along the seafront."
Where to stay: Mumsnet partner Hoseasons has plenty of parks across Yorkshire with accommodation in mobile homes or lodges - Mumsnetters get a discounted rate too.
5. Scottish Highlands, Aviemore
"There's nothing to do," said no one on holiday in Aviemore, ever. With wildlife parks, a mountain railway, outdoor adventure parks (think zip wires, quad biking, climbing wall, archery, clay pigeon-shooting, gorge walking, kayaking and more) plus miles and miles of beautiful trails, fishing, grass sledging and an indoor 'fun house'... Aviemore is perfect for an active family break. Frankly we're exhausted just reading about it.
Mumsnetters say: "Don't forget that there is a beach there - it's not unusual to be swimming in the loch in blazing sunshine while overlooked by snow-capped mountains!"
Where to stay: Hoseasons has two parks in the region, offering accommodation and a fantastic range of leisure facilities. We've secured a great discount for Mumsnetters too - find out more.
Pembrokeshire is home to the UK's only coastal national park, so it's a great spot for an active family break - especially if you're taking teenagers with bags of energy. MNers rate Tenby as a top place to stay, with its fantastic beach, National Trust properties, boat trips and a dinosaur park - plus plenty of wet weather options.
Mumsnetters say: "Probably my favourite part of the country is Pembrokeshire - there is so much space on all of the beaches, and so many to choose from."
Where to stay: For a self-catering holiday in the region, Clydey Cottages won a coveted Mumsnet Best Award. Find out why Mumsnetters rate it so highly.
If you're holidaying with smallies, then Dorset is a good spot: old fashioned seaside resorts in Weymouth and Swanage, a wide open beach at Studland, fossil hunting on Chesil Beach, plus aquariums, Monkey World and plenty of National Trust and English Heritage properties. You can relive the Enid Blyton books of your youth in Corfe (Blyton regularly visited the area, and the castle is said to be the inspiration for Kirrin Castle). Stop at the pop shop in town for lashings of ginger beer all round.
Mumsnetters say: "We went to Weymouth last year which has a real old fashioned seaside holiday feel. There are even donkey rides on the beach. Lots to see and do in the area - my son is constantly asking to go back."
Where to stay: Hoseasons has 15 different parks available across Dorset, including coast and country retreats, with a discounted rate available for Mumsnetters - find out more.
A UK holiday round-up which doesn't mention Cornwall? Impossible. A perennial favourite on the Mumsnet Talk boards, Cornwall has breathtaking coastline, family-friendly beaches and attractions like the Eden Project, Lands End, The Minack open-air theatre and St Michael's Mount. For older children there's surfing lessons, while younger kids can pootle on the beach and do some rock pooling. And let's not forget the cream teas, pasties, and ice cream - Cornwall is a foodies' paradise.
Mumsnetters say: "Bude in Cornwall gets our vote. Fabulous wild beaches - or more tame ones if you prefer. Much emptier than other parts of the Cornish coast, and only just over the Devon border so not too far to drive."
Where to stay: Three properties in Cornwall have received a Mumsnet Best Award: Bosinver Farm Cottages in St Austell, Coombe Mill in Bodmin and Tredethick Farm in Lostwithiel. Otherwise, opt for a self-catering stay with Mumsnet partner Cottages.com.
You'll be spoilt for choice if you holiday in Devon. Up t'north you've got the stunning beaches of Woolacombe and Ilfracombe, plus the cobbled streets of Clovelly and the vast expanse of Exmoor to explore, while down south you've the considerable (and varied) attractions of Dartmoor, Plymouth, Exeter, Salcombe and Blackpool Sands. Thankfully, cream teas are served north, south, and indeed everywhere in between.
Mumsnetters say: "We had a great holiday in Devon when our first two were small - we stayed at a caravan park called Ladram Bay which had a nice pool, was right on the beach, and not far from lots of attractions. We went back last year to Ilfracombe which had a great fish and chip shop, lots to do and see, plus wonderful beaches nearby (Woolacombe was my favourite)."
Where to stay: Two self-catering properties within the region have won Mumsnet Best Awards in the last year: Three Gates Farm in Huntsham, and North Hayne Farm Cottages in Bishops Nymphton.
Don your walking boots and dust off the three-wheeler buggy at the UK's largest national park - just grab a map from the many visitor centres dotted around, and head off exploring. Popular attractions include the Grizedale sculpture trail, a steamer cruise along Ullswater, and a visit to Beatrix Potter's home in Ambleside - 2016 marks the 150th anniversary of her birth so look out for special events. If you're after something a little more strenuous, there's mountain biking, climbing, walking, kayaking and canoeing readily available. Don't forget the Kendal Mint Cake!
Mumsnetters say: "I love the Lake District, and so do my children. We're going on our first foreign holiday in more than 10 years this year, but it was very much booked on the condition that we can manage a week in the Lakes too."
Where to stay: Mumsnet partner Hoseasons has plenty of parks across Cumbria with accommodation in mobile homes or lodges - click here for a discounted rate.
Images from Visit England and Visit Scotland/Scottish Viewpoint
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Thanks for all the advice. I had not thought of those with a wood
or stone base part way up. But, doesn't that mean less light for growing
things on the ground?
Alarm is a great idea and I will really need that. This is all so
By the way, I was a California Master Gardener from about 1994 to
1997, and will take the courses again when we get to Grass Valley.
Thanks again and if you think of anything, please write.


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Contains different types of 3D printers from various manufacturers and a range of software and supplies to go along with the printers.
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Offers Z Corporation's 3D printers, 3D scanners and wide format color scanners.
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Manufacturer of SLA Series stereolithography rapid prototyping machines, Actua Series 3D printers, and 3D Keltool rapid production tooling process. SLA machines fabricate prototypes by laser-hardening successive cross-sectional layers of epoxy- or vinyl-based resin. Actua 3D printers "print" 3D models using a thermopolymer plastic.
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Perhaps no artist today conveys so poetically the precariousness underlying the apparent stability of life and culture than Ettore Spalletti. "Poetically" does not mean softness of thought or the search for elevated but ultimately empty gestures: here it is a question of an artist building a bridge between himself and the world in a decidedly concrete manner and using all the strategies known to him, from physical beauty to conscious historical references, to achieve this end.
Beauty is notoriously difficult, if not impossible, to define. But Spalletti's work offers visual pleasures appreciable by everyone: delicate and almost sensuously tactile surfaces, colours and forms just sufficiently different from familiarity to intrigue and make the viewer wonder at them anew.
And though his highly seductive colours are almost but never quite natural – no sky was ever as powdery blue as his, no black in nature was ever like his polished marble – they clearly hint at the very reverse of Keats's Grecian Urn: that beauty is not all we know and all we need to know. (see biography)
Senza Titolo, Sottosopra – 2000
colour impasto on alabaster
30 x 30 x 38 cm
Ma si azzurro e oro – 2011
color impasto on table
50 x 50 x 4 cm
Inseparabili (dittico) – 2002
color impasto on table, gold leaf
150 x 300 x 4 cm
Summer show - 2016
Studio la Città, Verona
Ettore Spalletti Palazzo Cini,
Palazzo Cini, Venezia, 2015
Palazzo Fortuny, Venezia, 2015
Ettore Spalletti, IN – FINITUM
Palazzo Fortuny, Venezia – 2009
Ettore Spalletti, mostra Studio la Città - 2007.
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Survey of State Officials Responsible for Company Formation, an E-supplement to GAO-06-376
GAO-06-377SP: Published: Apr 7, 2006. Publicly Released: Apr 7, 2006.
This document presents selected results of GAO's Web-based Survey of State Officials Responsible for Company Formations. The purpose of this survey was to collect information on the process for forming a corporation or limited liability company in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia and the kinds of information states collect during this process. We also asked state officials about...
Drinking Water: EPA Should Strengthen Ongoing Efforts to Ensure That Consumers Are Protected from Lead Contamination
GAO-06-148: Published: Jan 4, 2006. Publicly Released: Jan 26, 2006.
Elevated lead levels in the District of Columbia's tap water in 2003 prompted questions about how well consumers are protected nationwide. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), states, and local water systems share responsibility for providing safe drinking water. Lead typically enters tap water as a result of the corrosion of lead in the water lines or household plumbing. EPA's lead rule est...
Small Business Participation in the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Project
GAO-05-860R: Published: Aug 4, 2005. Publicly Released: Aug 4, 2005.
Alaska currently holds 35 trillion cubic feet of proven recoverable natural gas resources, about 19 percent of total U.S. reserves. Efforts to construct a pipeline to transport this natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to the lower 48 states have been stalled since 1982. The recent increase in natural gas prices has renewed interest in completing the pipeline, a project that is estimated to cost...
Financial Audit: The Small Business Administration's Fiscal Year 2004 Management Representation Letter on Its Financial Statements
GAO-05-606R: Published: Jun 23, 2005. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2005.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in coordination with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), is required to annually prepare and submit audited financial statements of the U.S. government to the President and the Congress. We are required to audit these consolidated financial statements (CFS) and report on the results of our work. In connection with fulfilling our requirement to...
Department of Energy: Improved Oversight Could Better Ensure Opportunities for Small Business Subcontracting
GAO-05-459: Published: May 13, 2005. Publicly Released: May 24, 2005.
Federal policy requires that small businesses receive the maximum practicable subcontracting opportunity for providing goods and services to large businesses that contract directly with federal agencies. The Department of Energy (DOE) annually directs almost $20 billion to the 34 "facility management contractors" of which $3.3 billion was redirected to small business subcontractors in fiscal year...
Credit Reporting Literacy: Consumers Understood the Basics but Could Benefit from Targeted Educational Efforts
GAO-05-223: Published: Mar 16, 2005. Publicly Released: Mar 16, 2005.
This report responds to a mandate in the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act) of 2003 requiring GAO to assess consumers' understanding of credit reporting. The FACT Act, among other things, extended provisions governing the credit reporting system and addressed ongoing concerns about inaccuracies in credit reports. For example, the act expanded access to credit information by entit...
Small Business: The National Veterans Business Development Corporation Faces Challenges in Planning for and Achieving Financial Self-sufficiency
GAO-04-893: Published: Aug 30, 2004. Publicly Released: Sep 29, 2004.
The National Veterans Business Development Corporation (The Veterans Corporation) was created under Pub. L. No. 106-50 to provide veterans with small business and entrepreneurship assistance. The Act authorized, and Congress has appropriated to the corporation, $12 million in funding over 4 years, ending September 30, 2004. The Act also required that The Veterans Corporation implement a plan to ra...
State Insurance Regulation: Efforts to Streamline Key Licensing and Approval Processes Face Challenges
GAO-02-842T: Published: Jun 18, 2002. Publicly Released: Jun 18, 2002.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), through its Accreditation Program, has made considerable progress in achieving uniformity among state insurance regulators. In addition, competitive pressures from further consolidation in the financial services sector and enactment of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act has focused attention on regulator reforms in the insurance industry. NAIC's...
Small Business: HUBZone Program Suffers From Reporting and Implementation Difficulties
GAO-02-57: Published: Oct 26, 2001. Publicly Released: Nov 27, 2001.
Congress created the Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) program to stimulate economic development and create jobs in distressed urban and rural areas. To achieve these goals, the HUBZone program provides small businesses with greater access to federal contracting opportunities. Reported HUBZone program achievements for fiscal year 2000 were inaccurate because of data entry errors a...
Small Business Administration: Status of Achieving Key Outcomes and Addressing Major Management Challenges
GAO-01-792: Published: Jun 22, 2001. Publicly Released: Jul 23, 2001.
This report reviews the Small Business Administration's (SBA) fiscal year 2000 performance report and fiscal year 2002 performance plan required by the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 to assess SBA's progress in achieving selected key outcomes that are important to its mission. SBA's reported progress in achieving its outcomes is mixed. However, GAO had difficulty assessing SBA's pr...


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3 reasons you should snack on popcorn
By Penelope Wall, May 11, 2010 - 11:47am
Penelope asks: What's your favorite popcorn topping?
My favorite is a simple drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and a dash of sea salt. Perfecto!
— Anonymous
05/18/2010 - 12:42am
I like to spray olive oil and sprinkle Parmesan cheese on popcorn. Is this healthy for losing weight too? Now, I will add cayenne for an added metabolism boost! Thank You for this tip!
— Anonymous
05/17/2010 - 8:42pm
i like to spray butter flavored pam, "i usually get store brand" then either sprinkle ground cayenne pepper or garlic salt, it is so good and good for me.
— apostolic4ever
05/15/2010 - 9:24pm
I have an air popper too and love this snack! As an obsessed calorie counter I have found that olive oil with a little butter flavored sprinkles and cinnamon and truvia it tastes like a buttery sweet cinnamon roll with very few calories. Toss it up in a gallon freezer bag to ensure it is completely covered.
— Anonymous
05/14/2010 - 10:47pm
Butter flavored non-stick spray and Cavender's greek seasoning
— Anonymous
05/12/2010 - 6:42pm
salt is my favourite - keep it simple!
— Anonymous
05/12/2010 - 5:34pm
nutritional yeast and a little salt. Addicting and good for you too.
— Anonymous
05/11/2010 - 11:28pm
If you can find "Organic Corn"..GREAT! Great to pop and great for you! It is so very sad, though, that most of the corn is now Genetically Modified and full of viruses and pesticides - right in the very seed, so you are harming your body and harming the earth, the water, and .....you know it all - if you saw that "Eyeopening" movie: FOOD INC. Please see it, Please stand up against Monsanto and boycot their corn! Grab Organic and breath freely that you are not only having fun, but you are also helping the earth - and all living things! Pop away and KEEP HAPPY! IT ONLY TAKES ONE PERSON TELLING ANOTHER AND ANOTHER TO MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD! But it is worth it!
— Anonymous
05/11/2010 - 9:24pm
Gary and I received a hot air popcorn popper for a Christmas gift - 25 years ago. I still have it, love it and use it. It has never failed me. I would have to say popcorn is about my favorite food. I would write more, but I must go and pop some corn.
— Anonymous
05/11/2010 - 8:26pm
Butter mmmmmmmmmm..............
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Thanks so much. Before I got my digital camera, I kept an album of my
gardens. Helped me remember what I had planted. This spring, I didn't
plant as much...I want to do more with design. Some plants have grown more
than I envisioned. So, I have been expanding beds and plan to do some
transferring this fall.
My lawn is smaller (and growing smaller with every expansion of beds and
additions of walk) than it looks on that picture. Takes about 30 minutes
to mow. I've decided to do some beds in the more difficult spots so I can
whip it out faster.
I agree about your request that we do more pictures. I have gotten many
ideas from them...I am more of a visual person so they help.
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> Date: 5/7/2006 8:35:58 AM
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> Bonnie,
> I too enjoyed looking at your garden photos. I wish everyone
> would post pictures at least a few times during the gardening season! It
> helps me to connect with that person when they write. I liked the way you
> grouped the different colored heucheras together! Wish I had thought of
> that arrangement! It was stunning! Your lakeside view looks so peaceful
> and I envy you all that sun and beautiful expansive views across your
> I don't envy the work it takes to maintain it though!
> Chris Petersen
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The Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) trains widows and poor women to weave quality carpets in Herat, Afghanistan. While they are weaving carpets in the center, they are paid a salary (actually more than the salary of a teacher) and the finished carpets are then sold by AIL to help defray the costs of the program. Although some of the women are competent enough to weave carpets on their own, many do not have space where they live to put up the large loom that the carpets are woven on. In 2007, AIL opened a new Women's Learning Center in a very poor area near Herat City. Because the center was new and had been built by AIL, there were more large rooms. The carpet weaving project was moved to this location. There are currently 10 women working on carpets at the center. Two of the women are master carpet weavers and teach the others. These two women attended training on marketing in April offered by a crafts organization. This project continues to be very helpful for widows and poor women.
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Weaving is a fascinating craft with so many possibilities. I started by weaving tapestries on a frame and then moved on to weaving rugs on a four shaft loom before becoming involved with fabric weaving.
I have scarves for sale at No Two Things in Didcot. www.notwothings.co.uk. and a small selection of scarves and pictures at the Vale and Downland Museum in Wantage
I will be sending more pictures toNorth Farm Gallery in the Isles of Scilly for the start of the season
Visitors are also welcome to see my work at my home in Oxfordshire.
Contact me on 01235 833361
At Ardington School of Crafts. See www.ardingtonschoolofcrafts.com.
Weaving Taster Day - Stripes and Zigzags, Wed 5 Apr 2017
Weave two samples. You will be able to produce various stripes using a rigid heddle loom. You will also use a 4 shaft loom to produce zig-zags
Loom Weaving Workshop, Wed 18 - Thurs 19 Oct 2017
Weave samples on 4 shaft and rigid heddle looms and learn how to put a warp on a loom. There are plenty more patterns that can be woven if you have already done the Taster Day
Recent Weaving
Whilst preparing for my Spots and Stripes course at Ardington last April, I became fascinated by the patterns which can be obtained on a rigid heddle loom warped for fabric weaving using different sequences with two colours in both the warp and the weft
first piece of weaving on my new Ashford 8 shaft loom. The warp is silk
noil dyed with indigo and brazilwood. The weft is a commercially dyed wool
and alpaca blend. It is woven on an advancing point twill threading
scarf beside it was woven on a similar threading. The warp is silk noil
dyed with brazilwood and the weft is wool. It is very comfortable to wear
Waffle weave scarf. I found this one so soft and warm that I decided to keep it. I am weaving some more with the same structure. See my article Point Twill and much more for more information on the weave.
wove this wrap for my niece's birthday. I made some ties on the silk
warp and dyed it blue. I then added some pink dye and wrapped the scarf in
cling film and heated in a water bath. I used an overshot threading so I
could weave the white bands of pattern.
The wrap
above was woven on the same warp,
I had left sections out of the blue dye bath and then dyed them
red. I used two threads of
black cashmere silk and two of navy silk for the weft. Again I did bands
of overshot but it is more subtle as I used the same yarn for the pattern
and the plain weave
picture is based on a picture in Sue Lewington's Scilly notes. Shortly
after leaving it at North Farm Gallery on St Martins I took the picture
below of the same view.
, Oxfordshire
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a rug sample on a rigid heddle loom.
My courses provide a starting
point to this fascinating craft as well as the opportunity to extend your
Options include -
a Taster course
Weaving a Scene
Weaving a twill sampler on a four shaft loom.
I go to Restore's therapeutic centre in Didcot a day a week as a volunteer.
Members have woven some lovely bags and scarves. We have also done natural dyeing,
braiding and needle felting. For more information about Restore visit http://www.restore.org.uk/
My article Varying the twill was published in the Summer 2010 edition of the
Journal of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers .
You can also read a follow up article Point Twill and much more
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French-owned Credit Lyonnais Bank Nederland was barred Thursday in U.S. District Court from foreclosing on TWE Group Inc. and its Epic Prods. affiliate.Judge Dickran Tevrizian's injunction also derailed the bank's planned Tuesday auction of TWE's 150-film library. "The injunction stops this foreclosure sale in its tracks," said TWE attorney Brian C. Lysaght of O'Neill & Lysaght. "It also bars Credit Lyonnais from any other collection efforts against TWE." The injunction is the latest in a series of legal actions that began when Epic Prods. co-chief executives Moshe Diamant and Eduardo Sarlui filed a $ 100 million suit against the bank for breach of contract after they were ousted (Daily Variety, Aug. 25, 1992). CLBN countersued in January claiming the pair "cooked" Epic books and that TWE owes the bank $ 47.8 million in outstanding loans (Daily Variety, Jan. 20). Both lawsuits are pending. In the interim, Diamant is claiming a round of victory. "The foreclosure sale was a crude effort to steal our library and put us out of business," Diamant said. The bank planned to auction the 150-film library June 1. However, a CLBN spokesman said the injuction does not change the library's status of bank collateral. "We believe the judge has fashioned a remedy that protects everyone by protecting the collateral and the income stream from the collateral," the spokesman said. Master recommendation The injunction was based on a recommendation by court-appointed special master, retired Justice Elwood Lui. Another hearing to determine if the special master's role should include overseeing TWE's income stream is pending. "He's going to be acting in control of Epic and looking over everybody's shoulder in this case. That's fine with us," Lysaght said. The injunction also raises the question of who owes money to whom, Lysaght said. "I think the judge decided there was real dispute as to whether anything is owed CLBN, or whether in fact CLBN owes many millions to Sarlui and Diamant," Lysaght said. "For us to get an injunction is a pretty good indication that a judge looked at this and said something smells here."
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JSOP_NEWOBJECT should use the MacroAssembler's getNewObject() path where possible. In terms of benchmarks, this only affects v8-splay, which hits the LNewObject callVM() path 508,999 times.
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Inline allocation for JSOP_NEWOBJECT.
Easy, since all the existing machinery can be reused.
Makes v8-splay ~25% faster locally on x86. (125ms -> 95ms.)


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Wedding cake website and installation
This project was awarded to wdwmkr for $295 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$250 - $750 USD
Total Bids23
Project Description
Website design brief for Velveteen
Velveteen is a bespoke wedding cake business in Wimbledon, London. Our target clients are successful young professional who live in the local area. We will attract them by offering aspirational cake designs with a focus on sugar flowers and a variety of interesting flavours. What we're not about is cutesy, frilly cakes like the majority of designers offer.
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We'd like you to design a website in Wordpress and install it to VelveteenBaker.com. We have some ideas on what we like from other websites (see [url removed, login to view] and url's below) but we're looking for creative input from you. To help facilitate discussions, we propose to have a separate Skype conversation with Freelancers who are interested in the project so we can understand your ideas and how best to proceed with the project.
Must have's
• Have an editorial, aspirational and grown up style (absolutely no pinks and frills!)
• Simple and easy to navigate, not too many clicks to find what the viewer is looking for
• Pages load very quickly
• facebook, Google+ icons linking to relevant facebook and Google pages
• Copy and photographs easy to update and change through Wordpress
• Correct screen sizing on the main web browsers and automatically adjust to fit different screen sizes including ipad.
• London phone number and contact email address on every page
Would be nice to have
• A magazine feel and look
• Ideally avoid a traditional layout of a webpage with a page bar at the top – can we make the website flow from one page to the next without being annoying for the viewer
• We like the attached font (another_typewriter) in a dark grey but happy for your input on the most suitable font
• Black or dark colour back ground
• Use different picture frames to frame content
• Copy and pricing next to the image of each cake
Example of a site we like
• [url removed, login to view]
Wordpress theme that we like
• [url removed, login to view]
• This site template could be used but we'd like your creative input. Let us know if you'd like the Wordpress zip file for the TheStyle template
Example of a site that we don't like
• [url removed, login to view]
• [url removed, login to view]
• Homepage including about us
• Core gallery with 10 cakes (more will be added over time)
• Collection gallery with 3 cakes (cakes will be transferred from the Collection to the Core gallery over time and new ones added to the Collection to keep it fresh and new)
• Blog
• Contact us (including details on coming to a consultation and a contact us proforma, something like [url removed, login to view] is fine and it would be good to have the Google map – address details to follow)
• Flavours
• Testimonials
Velveteen logo
As part of the project we'd like you to design a logo for Velveteen to be used on the website and other written communication.
Time to complete
1 month after the project has been awarded for both the website design, logo and uploaded.
Awarded to:
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- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
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hi in don't think that the jackrabbit user list was the right place to ask these kind of questions. please follow up on the appropriate channels with adobe. thanks. the cq user management implementation was more or less a redundant wrapper around jackrabbit user management API that you may find with the org.apache.jackrabbit.api.security.user.* package [1] IMO that should help answer most of your questions. regarding "Profile" that's now covered with another API provided by adobe. there is no replacement for that in jackrabbit (except for just reading/writing the Node that stores the profile info). kind regards angela [1] http://jackrabbit.apache.org/api/2.4/org/apache/jackrabbit/api/security/user/package-summary.html On 6/18/12 11:37 PM, Reimer Adolfo Chamalé Linares wrote: > Hello, > > I have a question: In CQ 5.4 I used "com.day.cq.security" package, with > interfaces like "Authorizable", "UserManager" and "Profile": But in > CQ5.5 it got deprecated. I read about > "org.apache.jackrabbit.api.security.user. I need some help to get the > information from the user, like: > - The current user (user id, path to user page, Profile) > - Any user (user id, path to user page, Profile) > - A list of users > - A list of groups > - The members of a group > > Thanks for you for your help, > > Atte. > -- > *Reimer Chamale*, Java Developer, XumaK > Global Integration Team - Professional Services > > Mobile +502.5774.6189 :: Fax +1.213.947.4032 > firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> :: www.XumaK.com > <http://www.xumak.com/> > JSR 170/283: Content Repository for Java TM Technology API >
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If you needed yet another graphic demonstration of how safe modern racecars are, look no further than this video.
Formula 3
8F3 races at Monza called off due to poor driving [w/video]
- Noah Joseph
- May 31, 2015
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A high number of crashes and altogether unprofessional driving prompted FIA race officials to cancel two Formula 3 European Championship races at Monza this weekend.
8American racer Michael Lewis earns Ferrari test on back of F3 victory
- Noah Joseph
- Nov 11, 2011
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When this year's Formula 1 young driver test kicks off in Abu Dhabi, Alexander Rossi may be the only American there, but he's not the only young Yank with his eyes on grand prix racing. And he's not the only one set for an F1 test, either.
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Having worked with a number of companies who have been named as defendants in employment class-action lawsuits, I was repeatedly reminded of the "five stages of grief" model first penned by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in her 1969 book On Death and Dying. The analogy is apt, I find, for class action lawsuits, individual lawsuits, and really most employee complaints where you the employer ultimately know you are in the wrong…
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1. Denial – "But we did everything right." "The employee agreed to skip the meal periods in exchange for a longer break/shorter work day." "They are lying and any jury will see through them."
Yes, this is probably the most persistent fallacy employers linger and wallow in. Employers tell themselves that they were the good guys, they did nothing wrong, they tried to give the employees what they wanted, what was most convenient for them, what benefitted everyone. Employers deny to themselves, and their attorneys, that the law is not flexible enough to fully customize an employment relationship, that they actually did something (well-intended or not) that they were technically not legally permitted to do, that there is one (or more) employee who they angered enough (or whom they didn't get rid of soon enough) that is now willing to burn all bridges, cost potential jobs and benefits to remaining employees, in the interest of recovering typically $800 for himself and $350,000 for his class counsel. But there is no denying it. You have been served.
2. Anger – "Why us?" "It's not fair!" "It's impossible to be an employer in California! We're relocating to Alaska!"
Once the employer stops denying to itself that it is a target, and it could actually lose the case (or at the very least a substantial amount of money sorting the case out), there is typically anger. Anger at the vulnerability, at the tremendous disruption, at the looming costs of litigation and potential loss. There is also anger at the plaintiff employees, for the betrayal, for the disloyalty, for the money grubbing… And occasionally, employers are angry at themselves, for not having looked at a looming internal issue, for not having brought in employment counsel to handle it, or for not having taken employment counsel's advice and wallowing in the earlier phases of denial for much too long.
3. Bargaining – "What if we just pay everyone off a little and have them sign waivers?" "What if we tell the plaintiff we will shut our doors and fire everyone if they proceed with their lawsuit?"
After the anger subsides (for it never fully disappears), employers snap into problem-solving mode. This means trying to bargain with the plaintiff employees, with the attorneys, with their own boards of directors, with their CFO… Bargaining is the first positive step to recovery and damage control. It is a sign that the employer has accepted that financial exposure is inevitable and that it is planning for some type of financial outlay. Bargaining does not always work on its own, but it is a good start. It is the nascent planning stage for unraveling the litigation mess and partnering with hopefully supportive and experienced employment counsel to forge a path out of the lawsuit and toward the future. Bargaining is good. Bargaining sometimes resolves the lawsuit.
4. Depression – "This is so miserable. Why should we bother trying to succeed anyway?" "What's the use of being a good guy employer if you're going to get sued anyway?"
If the bargaining strategy was unsuccessful, and the litigation must go on, employers face the next unfortunate reality: they must devote more time, energy and money to the lawsuit. It is understandable that an employer gets "depressed" and weary of setbacks, it is understandable that no company wants to admit that it may have contributed to its own unfortunate position as a defendant in a lawsuit, and it is understandable that sometimes this feeling is accompanied with the desire to throw your hands up, stop responding to your lawyer's calls and emails, and just shut the doors. It is understandable, but rarely is it actually the right decision. It is a temporary stop on a business continuum, and after pausing there for a little bit, it is almost always good to move on toward acceptance.
5. Acceptance – "We will be fine." "We have good employees who support us and will stand by us." "We have to learn from our mistakes so we don't repeat them."
Finally, after brushing off the cobwebs of the temporary litigation depression, the successful and visionary employer accepts that something was done wrong to have caused this and that being in business comes with consequences one can't always control. This employer will weather this litigation, a little bruised, a little banged up and cynical, but also a little smarter and more cautious. This employer accepts that, like most lawsuits, this one probably could have been prevented or quite a bit more contained if the employer had acted proactively. This employer begins to see the way out of the lawsuit, begins to accept responsibility for changing the company for the better, begins to accept that the lawsuit represents the past and it is time to look to the future. This employer will be fine.
This blog is presented under protest by the law firm of Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP. It is essentially the random thoughts and opinions of someone who lives in the trenches of the war that often is employment law–he/she may well be a little shell-shocked. So if you are thinking "woohoo, I just landed some free legal advice that will fix all my problems!", think again. This is commentary people, a sketchy overview of some current legal issue with a dose of humor, but commentary nonetheless; as if Dennis Miller were a lawyer…and still mildly amusing. No legal advice here; you would have to pay real US currency for that (unless you are my mom, and even then there are limits). But feel free to contact us with your questions and comments—who knows, we might even answer you. And if you want to spread this stuff around, feel free to do so, but please keep it in its present form ('cause you can't mess with this kind of poetry). Big news: Copyright 2013. All rights reserved; yep, all of them.
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The result? La Princesse de Montpensier: a readaptation of Madame de La Fayette, where everything looks labelled "qualité France", beginning with the Jean Cosmos' dialogues and ending with Philippe Sarde's music, including the costumes and the relationship with the story, the reconstruction of castles and battlefields.
Tavernier is back in competition in grand style, after 20 years of absence from Cannes Film Festival, with his second French movie in competition against La Tournée, screened at the beginning of the Festival and directed by Mathieu Amalric.
The story is about Marie Mezière (a melanchonic Mèlanie Thierry, who looks a bit like Brigitte Bardot but has a pinch of Romy Schneider's innocence), a young woman who inherits Charles' IX reign. Her father forces her into the more advantageous marriage to Philippe de Montpensie (Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet).
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