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Business Cycles Analysis and Expectational Survey Data
What is the role of foresight, and the significance of the lack of foresight under uncertainty, in the theory of business cycles ? What relevant evidence on these questions can be extracted from the survey data on agents' expectations and experts' forecasts? To provide some answers, the recent work in this area is reviewed in the perspective of economic and doctrinal history. The address proceeds from (1) a discussion of the expectational aspects of modern business cycles theories and (2) a critique of the currently dominant approaches to (3) a summary of the evidence and (4) some illustrations and implications for further analysis. Of the conclusions drawn,perhaps the most general one is that expectations matter a great deal but are not all-important. They may be rational in the sense of effectively using the limited available knowledge and information, but they are also diversified and not always self-validating or stabilizing.
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"To tell you about the voice, I must take you back to when I was a student," said Richardson, now 63. "I was seeing the principal of my drama college for the last time, a wonderful man called Colin Chandler. He said, `Now look, Richardson, by no stretch of the imagination will you ever be a matinee idol. You're not muscular, you're not particularly tall and you're not particularly handsome. But you do have a remarkably fine voice. And if you have a fine voice, you can always persuade people that you are tall, muscular and handsome.' So the voice I have now is the result of a conscious effort to make my vocal sounds as impressive as possible". The word "sounds" came out as a reverberating bassoon solo, taking in half a dozen sharps and flats: "ssouwwndzzz..." The floor of the breakfast bar in Newcastle's Forte Post House hotel briefly shook.
Richardson has been deploying the voice and the look to great effect, since he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960. It was only after 30 years of classical Shakespeariana and serious appreciation by broadsheet critics that he suddenly sprang fully-formed into the nation's consciousness, playing Francis Urquhart - MP, chief whip, schemer, fixer and murderer - in BBC1's dramatisation of Michael Dobbs's House of Cards and its sequels To Play the King and The Final Cut between 1991 and 1995. Richardson strode through the part as if he'd been lurking in the corridors of the House of Commons all his life. His asides to the camera, his raised eyebrow, his whispery confidences as his face filled the TV screen - they left the audience feeling delightfully conspiratorial and simultaneously appalled to have acquired such a repellent new friend. Any wit-challenged member of the House (Tony Blair did it once) could get a laugh by intoning Urquhart's sleek mantra: "You may very well think that; I couldn't possibly comment".
Now here he is in Newcastle, having spent two years sloughing off the Urquhart snakeskin. After touring the provinces for two months, he will appear on the London stage for the first time in 18 years, when he and the Chichester Theatre company open at the Savoy on 9 December. The vehicle for his return is The Magistrate by Arthur Wing Pinero, a creaking old carthorse of late-Victorian farce, like Wilde without the wit or Charley's Aunt without the transvestism (or the nuts). Richardson plays Aeneas Posket, a pillar of the community, a police court magistrate of unshakeable rectitude and decency, who is led astray one evening by his wayward young stepson and ends up sentencing his own wife to seven days in the nick. "Pinero is a wonderful craftsman," said Richardson in the tone you'd use to describe a plain woman as having wonderful skin, "in the same vein as Feydeau. Sometimes it's hard to establish a reality for his characters because they're very thinly sketched. There's not a lot of depth, but you have to admire his craftmanship. And I like that I can invite my grandchildren to come and see his play with no qualms whatsoever, and there aren't many plays where you can do that nowadays."
This stern moralising note is by no means untypical, as we shall see. But what might upset Richardson's relatives, or indeed his fans, is the way he is abused on stage. Posket the magistrate is pushed around, prodded in the ribs, yanked this way and that and, in a nice coup de theatre in Act III, appears before us wild-haired, sodden-trousered, bloody-nosed and minus the sleeve of his jacket. It's a performance that's full of stage business and physicality, to make up for the paucity of good lines, and Richardson's subverted dignity makes a marvellous foil for Graham Crowden's choleric eccentricity.
Why was he doing it? "Two years ago, when I was doing the Miser [the Moliere play, at Chichester], I damaged my Achilles tendon quite badly, and had to disappoint the cast, and particularly the producer Duncan Weldon, by limping away from a West End transfer. They said if I went ahead and did the play in London, I might be limping for the rest of my life. So, to ease the pain for Duncan, I said, Give me two years to get really fit and I'll come back and do something else. He reminded me of this a few months ago and said, What are you going to do for us? And I said, I've just been reading The Magistrate...". He regarded me with a look at which stout men would quake. "You wouldn't think it from the stuff you've seen me do on television, but comedy, and farce in particular used to be my metier. Broad Shakespeare farce in particular. But I really wanted to get away from the Urquhart image and show that I'm capable of something quite different."
He can tell how many Urquhart fans are in the house, he says, by the volume of knowing laughs he gets on the line, "I really ought to get a Member of Parliament to ask a question about me in the House". "In Bath, I got a round of applause for it," he says, not displeased by this hommage.
Since the end of Urquhart, and the abortive season with The Miser, he has been making movies. Richardson, not a man who'd be easily at home with the folly and corporatism of Hollywood, is nicely scathing about his first foray to Los Angeles. "I wasn't so much directed as tolerated. I was in a film, a total disaster, called Black American Princess, in which I played Martin Landau's English butler. There was one scene in the butler's pantry. I said, Look, I really think I should be doing something butler-ish. They said, `Such as?'. I said, well, this could be the day for polishing the silver - and do you know, they didn't know what I was talking about?. Eventually, they found some knives and forks and a duster..." He chuckles at such transatlantic folly. "I foresaw there might be problems with costume, so I took the morning suit that I'd worn to Buckingham Palace for my gong [he was awarded the CBE in 1989] and I'm glad I did because the stuff they produced was totally inaccurate. And the trouble I had persuading them to starch my shirts, well...."
A distinct air of high camp hangs over Ian Richardson. It's that delivery of his, which lends a terrible gravitas to the simplest observation. Since he turned it into an instrument of theatricality, his voice is no longer equipped to deal with ordinary forms of demotic speech. You simply cannot imagine anyone saying "What's on the telly tonight?..." or "Fancy a shag?" or "So this guy goes into a bar..." in that voice that could give Donald Sinden and Brian Sewell a run for their money. Mr Richardson is stuck in the patrician stratosphere. He always finishes his sentences.
As well as the fictional Urquhart, he has also played Sir Anthony Blunt and Viscount Montgomery. Did he observe establishment figures to use their mannerisms? "I knew someone who must remain nameless, who was very big in ambassadorial circles. He was extremely elegant and tall, quietly spoken, exceptionally polite, with beautiful manners. Then he and I had too much to drink one evening and the mask fell a little, and the odd four-letter word came out. It was fascinating to find that these establishment people are playing a long-running role for most of their professional lives. You look into their eyes while they're speaking and what you see there is very different from what they're saying." Apart from Blunt, of course, he also played Haydon, the Circus mole, in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. "I badgered le Carre to tell me on whom he based Bill Haydon, but he wouldn't. He was a most enigmatic man, extremely cultured, beautifully behaved, and his secret service background, again, made him talk one way and look another."
This spying thing... "Something very int-er-est-ing occurred to me when preparing Blunt," said Richardson in his most judicial, explanatory mode. "That, in the days before homosexuality became decriminalised, homosexuals would have made ideal spies because they spent their entire lives, from the moment of sexual awareness, concealing what they were doing. So the treason they were committing was similar to the concealment of their sexuality. It suddenly hit me". He blinked, momentarily, as if concerned that this blinding apercu might be unworthy of him. "I'm sure it's not an original thought".
He has, perforce, become a connoisseur of facial tics, social leakage, the falseness of a too-upright stance, the insecurity of an unbuttoned jacket. He distrusts politicians. "Douglas Hurd is probably the best of that bunch, but of course he's an actor too. He always sounds as if he's on the verge of being irritated about something". There's a charming story about the night Betty Boothroyd invited Richardson to dinner and introduced him to Michael Howard. The real and the pretend politician regarded each other. Howard was visibly quaking. "Do call me Michael," he suggested. "If you don't mind," replied Richardson/Urquhart coldly, "I'll continue to call you Home Secretary".
Richardson is 100-per cent Scots, even though (he says) he can't do the accent any more. His Lowlands father and Highlands mother met in Edinburgh and married, raising Ian and his two sisters in the city's rural outskirts. Both his father (who was general manager of McVitie and Price, the biscuit people) and his uncle invested in a rocky speculation and lost all their money, and Ian's parents' plans to find him a posh school fell through. "My education was nothing to write to Who's Who about," he observes ruefully. "I was rather a hopeless student. My mother and schoolteacher friend used to wonder what I was going to do with myself. Then, at an Armistice Day service in church, I was asked to do that four-line stanza, `They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old' - and quite instinctively, as a boy, I decided it would be better to memorise it, rather than stand behind a lectern. It was my first experience of holding an audience, metaphorically speaking, in the palm of my hand...".
What had his Presbyterian background left him with? "Oh, a tremendous sense of honour and propriety, trying to do things in an honourable way. A belief in the Almighty. And a horror of untruths - I've never been a good liar. It also left me with a few things that are not so nice - for instance, I'm not demonstratively affectionate. My wife tells me I have to guard against a certain coldness that hovers over my stage persona. She says to me, you're not a cold person, you're warm and generous. But on stage, there's a cold aloofness." Was he also a teensy bit fastidious about sex scenes? Richardson's voice grew steely with distaste. If it's essential to the development of the plot, OK, he said with withering scorn, "but just gratuitously baring all for sensationalism, I find cheap and exceptionally distasteful. There are very few women who can stand in front of you with nothing on and look wonderful. There are practically no men, because the genitalia are not attractive objects. I think male nudity is laughable because any movement makes those [his voice grew momentarily strangled]... things ... mooove in a laughable way." Goodness. A touch of the kirk preacher had suddenly flashed from behind his unflappable facade.
He went to drama school in Glasgow, combining it (to be on the safe side) with a drama degree at Glasgow University, and after brief years in rep, joined the RSC at 25, becoming one of its stars. He met his wife, Maroussia Frank, during a read-through of The Merchant of Venice, in which he was playing the Prince of Aragon; the director told him to take Ms Frank out on a rowing boat so that she could teach him to speak more regally. An old-school, classically-trained thespian, taught the speaking of verse by John Barton, Richardson was unimpressed by the arrival of the new-style drama director in the 1970s, when Trevor Nunn and Terry Hands reigned supreme at the RSC. "I'd become used to working with directors who welcomed the actor's input of ideas. When I found that an iron curtain had descended, and actors were now treated the way a stud of racehorses might be treated - with a whack on the rump when things went wrong, and a lump of sugar when they were all right - well, I resented it." He tells a good story about his attempts to put on Richard III as a "chamber piece", and how Barry Kyle, its director, elected to do it first as a lunatic asylum and second, as a prison. Leaving in 1975 to seek his fortune in the commercial world, Richardson found no work and nearly starved; he has described elsewhere how his family lived on soup made from the scraps that fell from Covent Garden barrows. Twenty-two years later, he is looking for another RSC-style family or brotherhood to join. "Peter Hall wrote to me, before the awful business of the Old Vic folding, and asked if there was any play I would like to do with his company. I would have liked enormously to be part of that. But you see, what we're working to achieve with The Magistrate is to forge, out of the company we have, the sort of ensemble that forms my background. And we've almost entirely succeeded."
He is a settled man these days, having sold his wife's French house, and bought an idyllic rural home in Devon, to supplement his town pad beside Clapham Common. How did he relax? "Every three years or so, I re-read all of Dickens. I don't know why. I just enjoy it. I don't really like television. I like music, but I can't listen to it while I'm reading. So I like to read in silence. Fortunately my wife agrees. When she sees me deep in my book, she gets her laptop computer and plays Scrabble with a character in the computer she's christened `Boris'. A-haaagh." And Ian Richardson, an impersonator of chilly people with a considerable chill-factor of his own, produced a laugh that could turn your blood to ice-cubes.Reuse content

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The sentence, "like feeling as though you're living your life in a whirlwind of underlying feelings," really spoke to me. I felt that I could relate to that completely, because I have had so many moments in life when I try to look calm because I am trying to hide how chaotic I feel on the inside. Great poem.
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We are grateful to the over 14,000 people who signed our open letter thanking Prime Minister Manuel Valls for his brave words and calling on all European leaders to condemn anti-Semitism.
Ladies and gentlemen deputies, the tragic ordeals we've just been through have left their mark on us — on our country and on our conscience.
However, we must also be capable, each time, of making a swift diagnosis of the state of our society and of its urgent needs.
We'll clearly have the opportunity to hold these discussions.
I'm going to say a few words and please excuse me for taking more time than planned.
The first subject we must deal with, clearly, is the fight against anti-Semitism.
History has shown us that a reawakening of anti-Semitism is the symptom of a crisis of democracy, a crisis of the Republic.
That's why we must address it powerfully.
After Ilan Halimi in 2006, after the crimes of Toulouse, there has been an intolerable rise in acts of anti-Semitism in France.
There are words, insults, gestures, foul attacks, as in Créteil a few weeks ago, which — as I recalled in this house – have not aroused the outrage expected by our Jewish compatriots.
There's the huge worry, the palpable fear we felt on Saturday, in the crowd, outside that kosher supermarket at Porte de Vincennes, and at the Synagogue de la Victoire on Sunday evening.
How can we accept that in France — the Jews' land of emancipation two centuries ago but also, 70 years ago, one of the lands of their agony — how can we accept that shouts of "Death to the Jews!" can be heard in our streets?
How can we accept the acts I've just recalled?
How can we accept that French people can be murdered because they are Jewish?
How can we accept that a Tunisian citizen sent to France by his father to be protected can be killed while going to buy his bread for the Sabbath — because he is a Jew? It's not acceptable.
I say to the national community, whose reaction has perhaps been insufficient, and I say to our French Jewish compatriots that this time we can't accept it, that we must also rebel.
We must make the true diagnosis: there's an anti-Semitism people call historical, going back many centuries, but above all there's this new anti-Semitism born in our neighborhoods against the backdrop of the Internet, satellite dishes, abject poverty and hatred of the State of Israel, advocating hatred of the Jew and of all Jews.
We must say this! We must utter the words to combat this unacceptable anti-Semitism.
As I've had the opportunity to say, as Minister Ségolène Royal said in Jerusalem this morning, as Claude Lanzmann wrote in a magnificent article in Le Monde, yes, let's say it directly to the world: without France's Jews, France would no longer be France!
It's up to us to proclaim this message loud and clear. We haven't said it; we're not outraged enough!
How can we accept that in certain institutions, middle schools and high schools, we can't teach what the Holocaust was?
How can we accept that a kid aged seven or eight, when asked by his teacher, "Who is your enemy?" can answer "It's the Jews"?
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This review is from: ASRock FM2A88X-ITX+ FM2+ / FM2 AMD A88X (Bolton D4) SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 HDMI Mini ITX AMD Motherboard
Pros: Small, reasonably priced board used for HTPC system.
Cons: HDMI video ouput does not work. I ended setting it up in my case and got it working with an external VGA monitor with no problems and was hoping drivers might fix the HDMI problem, but not such luck. I was attaching to a TV which only had an HDMI option, so I almost returned it, but didn't want to respend all the setup time, so I bought a DVI to HDMI adapter and that seems to be working fine. (I was able to get sound through the DVI HDMI converter which was my concern with the adapter).
Other Thoughts: If it weren't for the HDMI problem, it is a nice board.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: I got it cheap and it is a good basic router. Initial connectivity wasn't too bad to set-up (as a repeater in my case).
Cons: Router has horrible range making it a pretty poor repeater. It probably would work OK for someone in a small apartment, but didn't work in my house (even though a laptop had no problems working in the location I tried to place it).
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Pros: Plugged it in and it worked flawlessly. I converted about 6 hours of DV videos with no problems. Comes with a 4 pin firewire cord which wasn't listed in the ad. (Would have been a bonus if I hadn't purchased one when I bought the card).
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Cervus-Hephaestus Queens' Club Social is Feb. 18
Plans have been finalized for the 2012 Cervus-Hephaestus Queens' Club Social and Luncheon. The event will be held on Feb. 18 at Café JoJo's in Morgan City.
Highlight of the social will be the club's welcome of its newest member, Queen Hephaestus LI Alaina Adams. Her mother, Shelly Adams, will also be recognized.
Past queens are once again asked to extend an invitation to their mothers to join them for this special occasion.
As the krewe marks its 52nd year, its queens will not only reflect on past balls and review the updated scrapbook, but also continue the tradition of Queens' flags for the past queens of Cervus-Hephaestus.
Former queens desiring more information on the social should contact one of the group's committee members, which includes Mary Ellen Ruiz Stegall, Margaret Melancon Bergeron, Grace Siracusa Guarisco and Adelaide Wise.
Club members urge past queens to gather and enjoy the Mardi Gras spirit in the local community.
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Mobile users absorb added time on networking sites than their desktop counterparts. This agency that arrangement systems will crave added activating connectivity patterns if this trend is accepted to abide and if amusing networking sites apprehend to acquire added acquirement in the future. Adaptable advertisers will aswell acquire a huge block of that acquirement as addition in the acreage of geo-location, user action analysis and amusing profiling is accepted to advance to added targeted and accordingly bigger advertising. It is aswell awful acceptable that adaptable accretion developments will abundantly circumduct about amusing networks like Facebook and Twitter. Already, the barrage of Facebook places and the adeptness to add breadth and breadth to tweets are affirmation that the approaching of adaptable accretion is in amusing media.
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Season 2 of the misanthropic comedy "Party Down" premieres Friday, April 23 on Starz. Zap2it was on the scene with the cast and creators at "The Rich Eat First" event at the Paley Center for Media to get the scoop on what's coming up.
"It's a show about people who refuse to give up the dream," executive producer Rob Thomas says. "How long can you keep up the dream?"
The second season brings some major changes to the "Party Down" catering crew. Most notable is the absence of Jane Lynch, who, of course, left "Party Down" to join the cast of "Glee." Her exit was not a surprise. "She was already signed up to do 'Glee' when we cast her," Thomas says. "We only had about a week's notice for when she had to leave."
Luckily, the show had a fan in comedy legend Megan Mullally. "I found it around the third or fourth episode, sitting at home watching it with my husband," Mullally says. "I was like, 'What the f***! This show is really good! It's on Starz? What's happening?!'"
"There was a serendipitous moment [after Jane left] where we were crafting a stage mother character, and then we heard that Megan Mullally liked the show," Thomas says.
"I think it's twice as good now," says star Adam Scott.
Another significant change behind the scenes of Season 2 is Scott's new role as producer. "He wore a cravat," Mullally says when asked how Scott fares in the job.
Co-star Lizzy Caplan chimes in, "Producer Adam is the worst. He'd say things like 'Could you whip up a sandwich for Megan?"
"I never, ever did that!" Scott interrupts. "It was a smoothie."
In the season premiere, Caplan's character, Casey, dons her pink bow tie for the first time in six months after finishing a comedy gig on a cruise ship. Things aren't as she left them, though — her once love-interest Henry (Adam Scott) is now the boss … and he's dating rival caterer Uda Bengt (played by Kristen Bell, though she doesn't appear in the episode.) Awkwardness abounds as the team tries to get through catering a backstage party for Jackal Onassis (Jimmi Simpson), a Marilyn Manson-style rocker, and his many, many groupies.
When we caught up with guest star Simpson, he shared his feelings about dressing up like Marilyn Manson and whether he'll ever return to "Party Down." Caplan dished on whether Casey's dreams will ever come true — and whether she's lying about a new boyfriend.
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Hawaii promoted DL coach Legi Suiaunoa to defensive coordinator.
Hawaii sophomore QB Dru Brown completed 20-of-30 passes for 274 yards and four touchdowns in Saturday's 52-35 win over Middle Tennessee in the Hawaii Bowl.
Hawaii senior RB Diocemy Saint Juste rushed for 170 yards on 25 carries in Saturday's 52-35 win over Middle Tennessee in the Hawaii Bowl.
Hawaii senior WR Marcus Kemp caught six passes for 126 yards against UNLV last Saturday.
Hawaii senior WR Marcus Kemp caught four passes for 73 yards and a touchdown in Friday's 51-31 loss to Cal.
Hawaii senior QB Ikaika Woolsey completed 17-of-34 passes for 234 yards while throwing a touchdown and an interception in Friday's loss to Cal.
Hawaii junior S Daniel Lewis Jr., redshirt senior LB Jerrol Garcia-Williams and junior TE Metuisela 'Unga were suspended prior to Friday's loss to Cal.
Hawaii senior RB Diocemy Saint Juste sliced and diced in Friday's loss to Cal, rushing for 117 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries.
Hawaii senior RB Paul Harris did not carry the ball during the first quarter of Friday's Sydney showdown with Cal.
Hawaii named senior QB Ikaika Woolsey the starter for Friday's game against Cal.
Hawaii head coach Nick Rolovich says his QB competition has been narrowed down to four candidates.
Hawaii redshirt freshman QB Aaron Zwahlen is taking the second-most snaps in camp.
Hawaii dismissed junior DT Kennedy Tulimasealii for a violation of the athletic department's code of conduct.
Former UCLA freshman OL Fred Ulu-Perry transferred to Hawaii.
CBS reports that Hawaii senior QB Max Wittek will be sidelined for most of the predraft process because of ankle surgery.


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Paris is not a hard sell. It is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, a hub for international travel and has a cultural heritage to die for. From its Hausmann-designed avenues to the Eiffel Tower, Paris is truly a great world city.
It's only a few hours from London and the south of England, so Paris has great potential for those looking for a home away from home, as well as a bit of Gallic culture and perhaps, ultimately, to turn a bit of a property profit.
"The best reason to buy in Paris now is that prices are going up. There is demand from all over the world," says Stuart Baldock, a director of Property Vision France.
Figures from FNAIM (Fédération nationale de l'immobilier) show that property prices in major French cities have fallen in the past two years. But there are large differences between areas, and strict mortgage lending and stable demand has meant the French property market has fared well against its UK counterpart. Average values have fallen by just 7 per cent since the market peak, against a drop of about 25 per cent in prime central London.
Location is the key, both in terms of setting a budget and potential rental income. Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements (boroughs), each with its own personality and price tag.
"Prices vary from around €€4,000-€5,000 per square metre in the 19th arrondissement, to €€10,000 per square metre and above in prestigious locations such as the 4th and 6th arrondissements," says Karen Tait, editor of French Property News.
But, like London, top-quality, well-located apartments are in short supply. As with most property decisions, choosing a home in Paris will largely depend on lifestyle choices. "If you want the 'grand salon' feel you will have to forgo outside space, and if you can live with a loft type of apartment then you will more likely benefit from a terrace and a good view," says Mr Baldock.
Property Vision's pick for a bargain in Paris is the southern boundary of the 4th, where prices are under €€10,000 per square meter, compared with the €25,000 per square meter you could pay in Avenue Montaigne – part of the city's so-called Golden Triangle, which also includes the Avenue Champs-Elysées and Avenue George V. A happy compromise might be the area of St Germaine, popular for its bohemian art galleries, where prices are around€€17,000 per square meter.
The once cheerless 11th and 12th arrondissements have also been given something of makeover. "The Bois de Vincennes, one of the most beautiful parks in Paris, is located in the 12th, and the 11th offers fine restaurants," says Andrew Hawkins, the head of international at Chesterton Humberts.
Spending some time in the city is by far the easiest way to get an idea of the area and type of property you want and there are countless websites dedicated to overseas property, but if you use French estate agents ensure that they are members of either the trade body FNAIM or SNPI.
When it comes to finance, French banks will lend to international buyers: "The interest rates are good – from under 2.5 per cent on variable options – and loan to value of 80 per cent is standard, but if you need to raise finance, make sure you qualify for a mortgage before you start house-hunting," says Miranda John, international manager at Savills Private Finance.
Many potential buyers looking for a French holiday home have been stalling in the hope that sterling would bounce back, but many now are considering short-term euro mortgages instead. "This allows them to buy at a time when property value is low; minimise their exchange rate exposure by only converting say 20 to 30 per cent of the purchase price, and borrow on historically low interest rates," says Ms John.
If you're planning to rent out the property there are a few stiff warnings. Unlike the British buy-to-let model, French lenders will not allow you to borrow based on potential rental income. They apply strict criteria and lend on affordability, so around one third of your income should be used to cover the costs of any existing loans as well as the new French mortgage.
And watch out for new rules on illegal subletting. Anyone letting their second homes without official permission could face hefty fines or even a criminal record. If you plan to let your French property, even for a few days, you must register for permission. The sticking point is that stringent rules mean you may have to cough up for affordable housing for locals too, which could put an end to your Parisian fantasy.
The buying process in France is relatively straightforward, but there are a few key differences to the UK. The most notable of these is that a government official, or notaire, must oversee the sale and purchase of any property. They will also prepare the initial contract, the compromis de vente, which sets out the details of the purchase.
Once this is signed by both parties you must lay down a 10 per cent deposit. Under French law, you have a cooling-off period of seven days to change your mind, so this is a good time to get a structural survey and carry out all necessary checks on the property.
The final stage sees the acte authentique de vente signed at the notaire's office, at which point you pay any taxes and fees. Prepare for notaire fees of between 6 and 8 per cent of the property value (or between 2 and 4 per cent plus VAT for a new-build); stamp duty at 0.6 per cent for a property less than five years old, and 6 per cent otherwise; then 16 per cent capital gains tax if you sell within two years.
"There are relatively high purchase costs, therefore it should be considered a long-term investment," says Ms John.
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"Demand has remained high among UK buyers this year for property in Paris despite the weakness of the pound. They are typically looking for centrally located pieds-à-terre within a period building, with some original features, such a parquet flooring or ornate cornicing."
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| hollyleaf15 chapter 1 . 7/17/2012
you know i will accept the challenge though i liked phineas's power to be switched by ferb's... i would love to accept the challenge either way. i have to do it exact so i must
| n4m4w45 chapter 1 . 10/6/2011
Sounds cool, but I kinda have a problem with the whole "They get to remember Perry's an agent" thing. If I decide to do it, can I not have them remember that?
| jakeroo123 chapter 1 . 9/19/2011
Interesting idea... I'd like to see if someone could make this into a story... I think that super-speed is better for Phineas though... Remember "Run, Candace, Run"? Phineas seemed to really enjoy running fast... And Ferb, well, he's a "man of action". Strength would probably fit him better.
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LONELY HEART: Divorce is never easy but at least Cal Weaver (Steve Carell) has a mentor to get over his gorgeous ex-wife Emily (Julianne Moore). In Crazy Stupid Love, the dapper and much younger Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling embarks on a project to get Cal out of dorky yellow golf shirts and into the dating game. But the always single Jacob starts falling for a girl and abandons the dating scene, leaving Cal to question what he really wants out of his life and relationships.
Love weighs heavily on the adolescent heart, imposing on its victims a timelessly-comedic need to boast loudly and clearly about their unfulfilled desires. For Robbie (Jonah Bobo), unfortunately, the mature but ultimately helpless son of Cal Weaver, his target, Jessica, is a constant state of affairs: both his classmate, babysitter, and thus, his most unlikely target.
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To accommodate construction equipment and crews on the building sites, the hospital has temporarily relocated the bulk of visitor parking to the north side, or backside, of the campus. During this time, patients visiting Medical Plaza (I) should park in the northwest corner of the campus, while those visiting the hospital and employees, physicians and volunteers should park in the northeast corner of the campus. Reserved parking for handicapped visitors and laboring moms is still in close proximity to the hospital and medical plaza entrances.
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Situps - good or not so good?
While I'm in question mode anyway, here's another one.
I've heard a lot of negative opinions on situps. Even some on crunches as well. Is there much (or any!) genuine and relevant evidence to support said opinions? If so, what?
I was thinking of throwing in some weighted decline bench situps again, as another option for ab work (as part of my doing abs directly twice a week, currently). Good or bad choice, do you think?
I think they are a great choice and they were a go-to exercise of old time lifters before they were "bad for you", kind of like squats and deadlifts.
When I do them on a hard surface they can get pretty rough on the lower back, but they're great on the decline. I feel they work my hips more than my abs, though. Do them if you like them, but I prefer ab wheel roll-outs and hanging leg raises.
Not a fan, although the decline version with weights is the best kind. Tnation just had a pretty good article on core training that's worth a read. Normal situps and crunches just don't do a very good job of loading the abs. Abs and calves are primarily slow twitch muscles, so to really hit them well you need high resistance and lower reps, which is the opposite of what most do.
As long as you're not doing 500 a day then give them a run. I use weighted bench sit ups. I like them.
I have found a little bit of core strengthening goes a long way, so I would recommend quality work over quantity work.
I like doing sit ups on my GHR (Glute Ham Raise) Bench. I really feel a great contraction. I can also do them weighted on the GHR. I try to do ab work weighted whenerver possible. I have even bought 20 lbs ankle weights for leg raises. I also like standing cable crunches.
Never really liked them much but still did them. I do them still just to work my core in a different aspect, aside from other stuff that I am doing.
There's nothing inherently wrong with either sit-ups or curls, we have to do one or the other when getting out of bed, everyday of our lives, but we don't suffer as a result.
There are even studies (?) or quack ideas (more to the point) that suggest the spine can only flex so many number of times (an exact number, they give, strangely) before the spinal disc is damaged...not that anybody could have ever even tracked that, accurately, it's impossible...but, they still state it...in fact, I sat and worked it out, and with exercise alone, they would have had a person going into the slipped disc danger area where reps were concerned (even doing a minimum of 10 sit-ups per day) and that's excluding the amount of times a person would have got out of bed, bent down, or even got up off the floor, during their lifetime...it's just nuts. When I say they, I mean the people that stated the fact...I have it in a book somewhere but can't recall the exact data, it's unimportant anyway, though someone may take it seriously without thinking it through.
It's a case of being smart and not overdoing it with the core as with other areas of the body, but flexing and extending the spinal column pushes fresh nutrients into the discs, so it's a good thing.
The trunk is meant to flex and extend, so we should flex and extend it.
I've heard that one too (some odd number, drawn from a hat, or an asshat as the case may be :p).
Makes sense, that flexion and extension both should be done, really. Regularly, and more or less evenly (I guess). Except to fix a postural issue, or whatever, perhaps.
Thanks Five Kay, and everyone else, for posting your thoughts and experiences, re: situps. :cheers:
i don't think the body is that fragile where we can only move a limb so many times or it will break i have knowing people to do hundreds of sit ups a day specially from the Martial arts and boxing world and have know issues, i personly choose to do a fewer weighted sit ups then a ton of them but each to there own.
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This is why earlier versions of Commons FileUpload didn't have a progress API - it's not possible to make it work as people expect. For the servlet containers I'm familiar with, the container receives the request and stores it in its entirety prior to invoking any servlets or filters or whatever. That means that the actual upload of the data from the browser to the server has already happened before Commons FileUpload has any chance to even see the request, let alone initialise a progress mechanism. So the progress mechanism is tracking the progress of processing the upload once it's already on the server, not the progress of the upload itself. I believe the only way you're going to be able to track the process of the upload itself is to find a container-specific API that lets you see the request as it comes in. I don't know that any of them actually have such a thing, though, so you may be out of luck. (I do seem to recall that Resin has multipart requests somewhat more baked in, so it may have something in place, but it's been a long time since I've looked at it.) -- Martin Cooper On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Martin <email@example.com> wrote: > Hello, > > I am having a very frustrating problem with servletfileupload and progresslistener. I am using commons-fileupload-1.2.1.jar and commons-io-1.4.jar. I would very much like to implement a file upload feature which gives some feedback to the user about the progress so they don't become impatient and give up. To do this I have attached a progresslistener to a servletfileupload as described here: > > http://commons.apache.org/fileupload/using.html > > But I am having a very hard time getting this to work right. After much debugging I have managed to figure out that every single call to update in the progresslistener interface takes place during the call to upload.parseRequest(request) which typically only takes a few milliseconds right at the very end. Currently I am uploading images which take about 5-10 seconds to upload and during most of the upload the progress is undefined and then right at the end it jumps to 100% which is consistent with my debugging. So my question is what am I doing wrong? How do I get the update function in the progresslistener interface to be called periodically while the file is being uploaded instead of only at the very end when it is being processed? > > Thanks for any help! > > Regards, > Martin > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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