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Master's speech 2005
My Lord, Chairman, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, may I please add my words of welcome to those of the Chairman. Thank you for again honouring this most important day in the school year by attending in such numbers. While we are here primarily to recognise and to celebrate the achievements of the Haileybury pupils over the last 12 months, I hope that you will also find plenty of interest during the day, both in each others' company and in the various exhibitions which you will see detailed in the programme.
We are particularly pleased to have with us representatives of the local community in the persons of Councillor and Mrs Allen Burlton, Chairman of East Herts Council, Councillor and Mrs Nicholas Wilson, Mayor of Hertford, and Councillor and Mrs Mark Farrington, Deputy Mayor of Broxbourne. Their presence reflects our concern, and indeed our duty, as an important, long established and fortunate institution, to serve our local community consistently with providing for our own pupils.
It is a pleasure also to have with us representatives of the Haileybury Society, the association of former pupils, led by the Chairman of Trustees, Mr Michael Freegard, the current President, Mr Pat Lloyd, and the President elect, Mr Donald Macleod. For many years the Society has provided generous financial support for projects and for bursaries within the school and they have done so again during the last 12 months.
I share the Chairman's pleasure that we are able to welcome a large and distinguished delegation from Malaysia. Dato Vinod Sekhar's generosity towards his old school has been quite outstanding, providing a substantial step towards the achievement of the prime target of our development aspirations, a much enlarged bursaries fund. He will be able personally to commend the first beneficiaries of his work experience scheme a little later and we look forward to working closely with him and his team over the exciting project which the Chairman mentioned. Immediately we are profoundly grateful for his generosity.
We, and I think I can safely speak for us all, are grateful too to the members of the Committee of the Haileybury Parents' Association for their sterling work over the last 12 months. Their social gatherings have enabled us to enjoy each others' company and contributed substantially to the important community dimension of our school. The Committee exudes cheerfulness and commitment which is why we all get on so well. Thank you.
In the last 12 months we have seen encouraging progress towards the achievement of other development aspirations, entirely a consequence of our supporters' generosity. The magnificent gift of the Chairman of the Development Board, Mr Edward Holroyd, has enabled that prominent, central, versatile hall, Big School, to be most splendidly refurbished. Please admire that improvement today if you have not had chance to do so already. One current parent's kindness has provided valuable additional equipment for the Technology Centre. The Trustees of the estate of David Smyth (OH) have provided a splendid concert standard Steinway piano and additional pews in the Choir stalls in Chapel so we no longer have to turn away keen volunteers on the grounds that there is no room. Last weekend our rowers triumphed in the Men's Novice Coxed Fours at the Twickenham Regatta, winning all four races in the boat and with the oars provided by another parent's substantial donation. Old Boys have continued to contribute to the Colin Cobb Bursary fund in memory of Haileybury's longest serving and much revered member of staff. You will know that we feel a great obligation to continue to seek supporters who can help us to improve the facilities to the benefit of future Haileyburians as generous benefactors have done for us over nearly 200 years. It is a noble cause.
This will be the last appearance at Speech Day of several senior and long-serving members of staff. Mr Lloyd Bookless has served this community with great dedication since 1969. A scholar and a gentleman, several thousand Haileyburians will have had reason to be grateful for his meticulous teaching of Classics and his dedicated service as Housemaster of Melvill, mainly in the days when House Tutors were rare and Sundays off were unknown. Subsequently he became Universities Adviser where his accuracy and attention to detail many admired and relied on. Latterly he has served as Academic Tutor in Allenby where his benevolently avuncular interpretation of the role appeals to young and old. There is much about Lloyd Bookless we shall miss, including his sterling support for Chapel, not to mention his humorous asides, often penetrating, never unkind.
Retirement beckons against the background of service to the school over no fewer than 108 terms. Hard on his heels in terms of length of service is Mrs Pam Deards who retires in the summer from her post as Assistant Technician in the Chemistry Department after 35 years' service. The Head of Science maintains that her contribution has been enormous and her standards and work ethic second to none.
Mrs Pat Crook retires at the end of this term too, after 16 years, the first five in the demanding role of Housemistress of Albans, then a House for Sixth Form girls. Her teaching of Physics has contributed to that department achieving the best academic results in the school in several recent years. In 1999 correspondence from the Ministry of Defence confirmed what we feared that unless recruitment improved substantially the Naval Section of the CCF would be discontinued. In the conspicuous absence of ideas from elsewhere, the O/C, Colonel Monk, persuaded Mrs Crook to don the dark blue uniform and add the Naval Section to her sailing portfolio. The section has been up to strength ever since, always happily with a substantial complement of girls. The CCF and the Naval Section do us proud; the senior boy cadets' victory in the Stowe Patrol Competition against 13 distinguished schools was a notable recent instance. At the CCF Dinner a fortnight ago Mrs Crook was presented with a carefully calligraphed certificate signed by, among others, Admiral Sir Jonathon Band, (OH) Commander-in-Chief Fleet, with appreciation and affection palpable.
The Director of Studies Mr Tim Woffenden moves to a post at Reigate Grammar School and a new family life following the tragic death of his wife nearly two years ago. He has forced us to focus our attention properly on teaching and learning and determinedly tackled weaknesses during his eight years as Director of Studies. Much of our success in driving up academic standards has flowed from his willingness to exercise real leadership. The highly successful introduction of the International Diploma will be an enduring legacy. He is an unqualified enthusiast for IB. He rolled his sleeves up and undertook the complex business of making it work in 1999 as effectively the first IB co-ordinator. That mantle has now passed to Mr James Kazi, a crucial senior responsibility which incidentally he discharges with great aplomb. IB is really flourishing now with increased take up here and many more independent schools now (I hear talk of 50) contemplating its introduction following the demise of the Tomlinson recommendation. IB is manifestly respected by university admissions tutors too. That crucial additional dimension of our school was largely Tim Woffenden's vision.
Edmonstone parents seldom spare the hospitality on these occasions I gather and I do not suppose they will today as they mark the 12 years' service to the House of Alister and Elizabeth Bartholomew and their departure from Edmonstone at the end of this term. Their enthusiastic, generous hospitality reflects a long, cherished Haileybury tradition; few in my experience entertain more warmly or indeed more regularly. Their enthusiasm transmits readily to the boys. Cheerfulness
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There is no one "most important" element to concentrate on or "most important" secret to invoke to guarantee success for a direct-marketing package.
Michael Masterson uses the "Architecture of Romance" metaphor, where he compares a DM letter to a house in order to make this point. What part of a house is most important? All of them!
If you leave out any structural element of the house, the house won't stand properly … and neither will a DM package.
That said, one element of a DM package has power that few copywriters understand: the USP – Unique Sales Proposition.
Every successful promotion MUST have a USP. Of all the copywriting secrets, tips, techniques, and tricks you've learned, none is more important than identifying a compelling USP.
The USP is the one distinct, outstanding benefit of your product that sets it apart from the competition. It answers your prospect's question: "Why should I order your product instead of your competitor's?"
You can write the strongest DM letter possible, and in doing so absolutely convince your prospect that he needs what you're selling. But without a compelling USP, he won't necessarily buy YOUR product. He might buy one that's similar, one that's cheaper, or one that's conveniently available at the supermarket.
Finding the USP for a product may sound relatively easy. But finding a truly compelling USP requires digging deeper than other copywriters would.
Several years ago, AWAI Board Member John Forde created the following list of questions to help identify any product's USP.
And keep in mind that you're not limited to only one USP for a product. Think about checklists you've seen that compare their product with several named competitors … and how effective they've been in getting you to buy.
Is my product of better quality?
How so – stronger, longer lasting, more beautiful, etc.?
Does it have more or better features, and what are they?
How clearly expressed are the benefits?
Can I assign a number or statistic to my product's performance?
Do we beat the competition on customer service and fulfillment?
How fast do our orders arrive?
Do we offer email delivery or online archives?
Do we tell customers where/how to buy other products we recommend?
Do we have a telephone hotline?
What bonus gifts come with my product?
How long has my company been around?
What's the background of our product guru or "champion"?
What reputable 3rd parties use my product?
What's the process by which we create the product?
What testimonials do we have?
Where do you find answers to these questions?
Start with your client: the marketing director, the product developer, maybe even the company president or CEO. If it's an information product, talk to the person who writes or edits it.
Next, go to the Internet. This is a good place to find out about your competition's products and what they identify as their USPs.
You should also study spec sheets, manuals, testimonials (if available), and any other written material for your product and those of your competition.
Coming up with your product's USPs does not take a great deal of work. And the time you put into it will pay off with significantly greater response, because you will have specifically told your prospect what makes your product better, different, unique.


The fast food restaurant has always been around, I suppose, with its franchises and logo and color scheme and ads. It never dawned on me to notice, or to walk in. Well, until last week.
I needed a public rest room in the middle of the city. Surprise! Public rest rooms aren't really around any more. And this was after 5:00 on Veterans' Day, so a ten-block round trip expedition determined that even the public library was closed. Hm. I hiked past chic shoe and jewelry shops, wondering what to do. I could walk a mile over to the room where I was staying, and then a mile back. But I was already running late in an unfamiliar neighborhood. It was getting dark and cold.
(Later, a wise local gave me a tip: just stroll casually in to the rest room at any fine hotel! But at the time that didn't dawn on me.) Instead, I spotted the fast food restaurant and walked in, and up to the hard-working Counter Associate.
"Excuse me please?" the young man asked, with just a hint of lilt in his intonation. Courteous, attentive, pleasant looking. Bright intelligent eyes clicking through my enigmatic question.
I tried again. "I would like to use your rest room. But I do not need to actually buy anything. So may I just buy a gift card instead?" It's understandable that businesses spend time and money cleaning their premises; they need to save the rest rooms for people who are actually customers. Besides, a gift card would be useful for any of the many people outside, sitting on the street, asking for pocket change.
The young man made a snap decision. At a low discreet angle he showed me a laminated card with four digits, then pointed upward and over. "Code, for upstairs," he said. Lilt of intonation again.
I made a snap decision too, about his intonation. Was that Slavic? Maybe. Was it polite to ask? Maybe not. This may have been wrong on my part, it may have been tactless even, but I switched to Russian. "Góspodi Vas Blagosloví, Lord Bless You," I said, clasping my hands, and ran upstairs.
Soon I was back downstairs. Before heading out the door I caught the young man's eye over the waiting line of customers, and waved goodbye.
He motioned me to stop. With a quick word to his co-workers he sped through the restaurant to catch up with me.
"Vsio poniátno, totally understandable," I said, thanking him for his help.
At first I felt mortified for troubling him. But mostly I was profoundly touched. What royal hospitality, from a hard-working person to a total stranger!
That was a long day, by then. All-night plane flight, jet lag, a plumbing overflow that required all my cleverness to set right in the house where I was staying, eight hours of walking, running four hours late for a dinner invitation in the suburbs, a cell phone that had just died (containing the directions I needed, to find the friends in said suburbs), an hour spent looking for a rest room, a head cold coming on, temperature falling fast, and now standing here in my favorite travel clothes — comfy hem-frayed hoody sweatshirt, and jumbo khaki duffle bag from the Army Navy surplus store that closed in 1984.
No wonder this attentive tactful young man thought that the older lady might be a little down on her luck but was too proud to admit it!
But meanwhile, feeling deeply blessed by this astonishing kindness, I thanked the young man profusely, took a good look at the name on his badge, excused myself, and galloped off toward the subway.
Then, just before running in to the station, I suddenly remembered: in my pocket was a little souvenir from home, a keepsake for my hosts in the suburbs. What good luck!
I ran back to the fast food restaurant.
My benefactor was still at the counter, poetry in motion, whipping out beverages and burgers.
I waited in line for my turn.
"Vot moi spútnik, Here is my traveling companion," I explained. "And now, it can travel with you." I slipped him the little gift face down, then backed off into the crowd.
He picked up the keepsake and turned it over, and blinked with wide eyes.
It was the Russian Orthodox icon of the Trinity, by Andrey Rublëv. It was sealed with the label Spasí i Sokhraní, Save and Protect, and a Trinity prayer in Slavonic. The icon portrays the three strangers in Genesis 18, who visited Patriarch Abraham. Abraham welcomed them in, not knowing he was really entertaining three angels.
That little icon found the right home. It's a symbol of hospitality at its purest (which just happens to be a classically Russian national virtue): an attentive look, a kind word. Side order of fries, offered from a generous heart.
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I love this story; thank you for sharing it! Kindness to self and others is such a blessing. I hope you have a happy and blessed holiday.


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Two Rainmaking Traps to Avoid
by Ford Harding August 11, 2021
From the author of the bestselling book Rain Making–Attract New Clients No Matter What Your Field is this advice about two traps in rainmaking. Find out what they are and how to avoid them.
Those who sell professional services often fall into traps. One trap is All-or-nothing thinking. Another is Build-it-and-they-will-come.
The All-or-Nothing Thinking Trap
I met with an actuary who attended an association meeting a month ago. He had planned to follow up with thirty people he had met there and admitted that he hadn't done so. I asked why not and he responded, "I haven't got time to follow up with thirty people." While true, this answer is logically flawed. He could at least have followed up with the most important contact he made at the event, a senior vice president at an account he was targeting. He might have even found time to follow up with five or maybe even ten. Instead, he had fallen into the trap of All-or-nothing thinking. Here are two more examples:
A business developer at a Big Four accounting firm helped a partner craft a letter to be sent to the CEO of a bank. A note came back from the CEO, saying he had passed the letter on to his CFO, and suggesting that the accountant follow up there. The partner told the business developer, "You see, it didn't work." He had apparently defined success as immediate access to the CEO. It was get that meeting or nothing.
A management consultant was finding the call discipline required to build a referral network onerous. Like the actuary described above, she was having difficulty finding time for making calls. "Besides," she added, "what can I possibly have to say to all these people every month?" She had fallen into the all-or-nothing trap by thinking that she had to call everyone on her list once a month. That might be true of some of her contacts, but more infrequent intervals would be appropriate for most of them.
In my experience, this is a common kind of error. It seems so obvious that people feel embarrassed when you point out that they have made it. All three of the professionals described here are extremely smart. They just haven't learned yet that rain making requires many, many small advances to win big every once in a while. They haven't yet parsed the effort down to the many small steps that they can make day after day. When they do, they will be well on their way to becoming rainmakers.
The Build-it-and-they-will-come Trap
People making this error assume that if they make one highly visible effort, business will come. They feel surprised and almost cheated when it doesn't.
The Brochure and Website Fallacies are, perhaps, the most common versions of this trap. They are especially common when professionals start a firm or a new practice. In many such cases professionals rush to create a brochure or a website and then wait for the business to come in. It doesn't.
Here are a two more examples of such thinking:
Attorneys from a major law firm made a presentation to the several members of a private equity firm to introduce their services, knowing that deals these people worked on produced millions of dollars in legal fees each year. When no work resulted from the pitch within three months, the head of the Corporate Practice at the law firm declared the effort a failure. Actually, the attorneys had made a good impression on the people they presented to, about all that could be expected from one meeting.
Several partners at a management consulting firm said that giving speeches didn't work for their firm. Over the years, they have given many speeches and never turned up any new business from it. They had done little, if any, follow-up work after the speeches, apparently waiting at the phone for calls from prospective clients, who would say, "I heard what you said last week and thought it so wonderful that I was hoping, just hoping, you could come to our company and . . ." When they had an opportunity to speak, these partners often arrived at the events shortly before they were scheduled to speak and rushed back to their clients as soon at their speech was over. When they began to treat speeches as simply one element out of many needed to build relationships with prospective clients, they began to win business.
The illogic of these people may seem laughably obvious, as I describe it here. I assure you that it wasn't obvious to them at the time, and I see examples of smart, hard-working professionals falling into the Build-It-and-They-Will-Come trap all the time. Remember, there are many steps to getting a client to hire you. One event is unlikely to generate business, and if it does, recognize that this is unusual and lucky, rather than the norm. You need persistence to get new clients.
© 2008 Ford Harding
Ford Harding is the president of Harding & Company, which trains professionals to win new clients. Rain Making: Attract New Clients No Matter What Your Field, a revised and updated edition of his bestselling book, was published in February 2008. His books are required reading for certification by the Society for Marketing Professional Services. His articles have appeared in Harvard Business Review, the Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere. Contact Ford and read his blog at www.hardingco.com.
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Hello Everyone and Welcome to the new Academic Year.
This is just a short Blog with some information for you for the start of the new term.
Monday 3rd September is a Staff Training Day - school will be open if you have any queries.
Tuesday 4th September - all students return. We have changed to the House system so all forms have changed. Form lists will be displayed in the social area for years 8-11. Year 7s should go straight to the main hall where their tutors will meet them.
Houses are named for the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, so we have Hurricane, Lancaster and Spitfire (as voted for by students). We have 3 new Heads of House - students will find out more during the first week in House Assemblies. Tutors will have a key role and are the first port of call for parents/carers. Students should use Tutor Time each morning to make sure they are prepared for the day and any issues are discussed. The focus will be on improving progress for all.
We have introduced Student Support Services - there will be a separate reception area for students to go to with any problems or concerns. This will be staffed by Mrs Bridger and Mr Harrison, who will be working closely with Ms Hoyles (Attendance Officer), Mrs King (Behaviour Support Mentor) and Mrs Whitehead (Inclusion Manager). Mrs Whitehead will direct this new team, with Mr Harrison as the coordinator for student support requests.
Uniform rules are not changed and skirts must be knee length. Trousers should be tailored and not skinny-fit. Students will lose their free time if uniform is not correct (and may be isolated in extreme cases). If you have any concerns, please contact the school.
Mobile phone rules are not changed - they are permitted in the morning, in the social area and canteen only. After 8.50am phones should not be seen until students have left the premises after 3.20pm. Photos MUST NOT be taken by students without specific written permission from myself.
I will hold assemblies with students on Tuesday to update them on the changes. If there are any concerns after these have taken place, then please contact your child's tutor in the first instance.
I am looking forward to the new academic year - and to continuing to work with you all to ensure all of our young people can fulfill their potential.


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Antonio R. Damasio, M.D. Ph.D is M.W. Van Allen Professor and Head of Neurology, University of Iowa . He completed his medical degree and doctorate at the University of Lisbon School in Portugal and was a research fellow at the Aphasia Research Center in Boston . He has won many honors and awards, including the Arnold Pfeffer Prize (2002), the Reenpaa Prize in Neuroscience (2000), and was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1997) and the Neurosciences Research Program (1997). His research interests include neurobiology of the mind, specifically the understanding of the neural systems that sub serve memory, language, emotion, and decision-making; his clinical interests focus on disorders of behavior and cognition, and movement disorders.
Becoming Human: Brain, Mind and Emergence
Damasio, Antonio R. Looking for Spinoza. Harcourt: 2003.
Damasio, Antonio R. The Feeling of What Happens. Harvest Books: 2000.
Demasio, Antonio R. Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason and the Human Brain. Avon Books: 1995.
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Q: How to duplicate synchronized data extension and put in data extensions folder I need to essentially mimic a synchronized data extension but in the data extensions folder.  I think what I need to do is duplicate the synched data extension into the DE folder, populate it from a query in an automation that runs at a set interval.
My problem; in regular (non-synched) data extensions, I can just duplicate the data extension from the menu and get all fields in my new data extension. This doesn't seem possible in the menu of the synchronized data extension.  Is there a way to copy all the fields in the synched data extension to a new data extension?

A: This might not be optimal but you can use SOAP API to describe the synchronized data extension to get all its fields and then use them back to create the non-synch version

A: I figured out an answer to this one in case anyone needs it.  I queried the synchronized data extension for the fields I was looking for (interactions > query).  I chose the data extensions folder as my target.  I created an empty data extension with all the fields I was querying in the data extension folder.  I then set up an automation to run the query which output the results into my new data extension.

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The Prom is one of the most important events in our life. Therefore it should be honored with a huge party with memorable songs and moments. Though some might have real problems choosing a cool playlist there are endless options that would help you choose the most promising alternatives. Regardless of the music style preferred by participants some songs and bands managed to engrave themselves in the repertoire of most Prom parties due to the energetic rhythm as well as meaningful lyrics. Find the top Prom songs that would keep you in the groove the whole night.
Various bands managed to become super-famous due to one hit that had a great impact on the various generations. Whether it's about love, music, money or revolution all are some of the most beloved subjects by our society. Therefore a Prom is one of the paramount and meaningful events that would deserve the proper celebration. Teens all over the world prepare with their best outfit, hair style as well as playlist. Those who might have problems when selecting the songs that would keep the crew moving might find the following brief list pretty inspiring. Don't let panic get you down especially if you are a few days before the great event instead listen to the top Prom songs with confidence and let the rhythm and lyrics brighten up your mood and take these alternatives also to surprise your friends with the most voguish repertoire of songs.
What could be more inspiring and fun than listen to a song that is all and over about party and offers a boost of energy to last till the end of the great celebration.
The Prom will be the perfect occasion to listen to the super-popular and flashmob classic "I Gotta Feeling" from the E.N.D (Energy Never Dies) album which features other great hits. Opt for this song as the ultimate hit that would get you and your friends into the groove for sure.
It's not a novelty that the young singer, Kesha and also rising style icon managed to land on the top position of all hit list with this cute and at the same time danceable song. All those who are eager to enjoy pop music with various alternative influences will be thrilled to shake of the prom shoes for the notorious "Tik Tok". Rock the dancefloor with the electric beat and easy lyrics of the song in order to ensure the best atmosphere for party.
Sure, the DJ won't refuse your request as the crowd hears the initial tones of the dandy song "Please Don't Stop The Music" performed by the music stage sweetheart Rihanna. Though not one of the latest hits it still managed to make it into the top as being one of the most impressive and dancefloor-appropriate songs of the past years. Some nostalgia won't harm anyone therefore make sure you have it in your pocket especially when the people become a bit sleepy.
Who could deny that this cutting-edge dance song is the one that should be omitted from the must have Prom song list. Indeed the popular hit succeeds in getting into the groove people regardless of age, be it toddler, teen or adults.
Though it might target the ladies it can be still enjoyed also by boys who would be thrilled to join the traditional Beyonce dance moves and perform the signature steps together. Hearing the song both 'single' and 'taken' girls will step to the dancefloor to show their best moves prepared specially for this huge event.
Sharing the tremendous success with the earlier hits, Lady Gaga the great Pretender managed to shocks and thrill at the same time the public with "Bad Romance".Though the lyrics are pretty harsh you'll find the rhythm more chilling. Invite your partner to the dancefloor and make sure you have all the right moves to impress him/her. Lady Gaga has given you some idea how to ally with your friends for a cool group dance.
Prepare for the big night with the best music make sure you don't disappoint your friends with the song selection instead draw some inspiration from the top hits of the last years and share the pleasure of having fun with your best pals.


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Noeske oder Nöske ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Dieter Noeske (1936–2020), deutscher Orgelbauer und Begründer der Orgelbauwerkstatt Rotenburg
 Nina Noeske (* 1975), deutsche Musikwissenschaftlerin
 Thomas Nöske (* 1969), deutscher Autor und Kulturkritiker

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Our expert Museum Educators lead a series of Transit Walks through all five boroughs, examining transportation one neighborhood at a time. Join Senior Museum Educator Katherine Reeves on Staten Island to explore the neighborhood of St. George. Learn about the past and present of transportation in the area, examine the architecture of residential areas developed for commuters into Manhattan, and consider the changes that are in store as the area continues to grow and change.


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The household robot Modulus, described by the manufacturer as "the friend of Homo sapiens", was made by Sirius, a company Massimo Giuliana set up in 1982 for marketing home and personal computers, and which decided to start building its own domestic robot back in 1984. When the first "Modulus" prototype had been realized, the company asked Isao Hosoe, a Japanese designer who has been living and working in Milan for many years, to study its "body-work". Hosoe's work, however, went well beyond this, and was followed by a complete technological reprocessing of the robot. Data Process was responsible for the design and manufacture of the electronic and mechanical parts, while Sirius used the expertise of an American company, the RB Robot Corporation, for the software (its founder, Joseph H. Bosworth, is known by some as "the father of personal robotics").

Development
Two million dollars were invested in developing this particular piece of equipment. Research carried out in the United States showed that there would be greater development in this sector. It was also estimated that the use of "Modulus" could provide an opportunity to bring back into operation many PCs that were bought during the boom, but which are not used seldom, if ever. A good slice of the "Modulus" market could consist of the owners of these personal computers, newly aware of the possibility of connecting them to a personal robot.

"Modulus" was designed as a robot with possible domestic applications, but in reality it is open to any future development. Modularity - hence its name - is one of its principal characteristics, and it has been designed for adaptation to the widest possible range of applications. Comparing the robot with man, "Modulus" can be said to have an electronic "circulatory system" that permits the various extremities (arms, head, etc.) to communicate with the brain (CPU in a computer). The "Modulus" robots could have abilities such as a phonemes synthesizer, voice recognition, infrared communication, etc., making it suitable for performing many functions ranging from helping to teach children to assisting the handicapped or invalids.

When studying the eventual appearance of "Modulus", Isao Hosoe began by looking at the robots of the past. These included "Electro", built by Westinghouse in 1939. Hosoe hit on the right appearance by studying human expressions and gestures, bearing in mind that a domestic robot needs to be appealing on account of its proximity to man. Its eyelids have to open, its pupils dilate or contract. It must be able to nod or shake its head, bend its torso, and raise, lower and rotate its arms. "Modulus", however, has no feet. Available in three configurations - "Base", "Service & Security" and "Moddy" - "Modulus" stands on a Base unit 35 cm in diameter and 15 cm high, two two-speed motors connected to rubber wheels, and two spherical stabilizers. It comes with a small infrared Instrument for connecting it to another remote control device or for interacting with the major home and personal computers.

Base

This first unit can be added to for different functions. As it stands it can be used in hobbies as a home computer, self-propelled peripheral, and can be useful for people wanting to learn to program robots. The simplest attachments which can be connected to the Base unit are a vacuum cleaner and a plotter-mechanism that uses felt pens, etc., to produce drawings of considerable precision.

Service & Security

The second "Modulus" configuration, the Service Robot, is obtained by fitting the Techno-cake home-security and service unit on to the Base. One of the components allow the robot to signal the presence of smoke, gas, water, and intruders; at the first sign of danger it informs the computer or triggers a siren or preset vocal message. An arm with ample freedom of movement and considerable gripping power can be added to the Service Robot. Using its meteo-system, the robot will fetch its owners umbrella if it is going to rain; a simple whistle will bring it toddling over to you.

Moddy

Moddy is the third and most advanced version of the robot. It is obtained by adding a torso, two arms, and a head to the other two units. The robot can carry a tray with its two arms. Its head and big eyes make it into a really human character, reliable, and a companion to play with. It is not surprising then if Isao Hosoe, who designed "Modulus" together with Ann Marinelli, Donato Greco, and Alessio Pozzoli, also received special advice from his two children, ten-year-old Takeo and fifteen-year-old Taro.

The first two units were previously available on the market. Base complete with vacuum cleaner and plotter-mechanism cost about a million lire, while the price of the Techno-Cake varied from two to five million lire, depending on the type and number of components in function (not all the components were available yet, on account of the time needed to develop the software). It would probably take up to a year before Moddy was ready, which would cost between eight and ten million lire, but unfortunately the "Modulus" project became too expensive, causing the bankruptcy of Sirius before Moddy could be completed. Some of the robots were later sold to companies who distributed them for the aid of handicapped while many of the Moddy robots were later sold by Arngren Electronics A/S during the early 1990s.

External links
Modulus Robots website
Isao Hosoe Design
Isao Hosoe Design - Modulus
Jehudah Design - The "Base" Modulus
Jehudah Design - The "Service & Security" Modulus
Jehudah Design - The "Service & Security" Modulus with arm expansion
Jehudah Design - The "Moddy" Modulus
The Old Robots Website - Pictures and information
MegaDroid - Pictures and information

Domestic robots
Humanoid robots
Rolling robots
1984 robots
Robots of the United States


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Q: method Name execute This statement does not declare an OUT parameter. Use { ?= call ... } to declare one I had migrated database from Oracle to AWS Aurora PostgreSQL. I saw that all the packages are migrated as Function in PostgreSQL. I used AWS SCT for the Oracle schema conversion to postgreSQL. Java is the application middleware.
for example,
A package and associated stored proc in Oracle pk_audit.sp_get_audit converted to postgreSQL as pk_audit$sp_get_audit with a $ symbol.
When I run the web application, I'm getting an error like method Name execute This statement does not declare an OUT parameter. Use { ?= call ... } to declare one .
I don't have access to the application, but App team provided weblogic log. It says,
Method Name execute org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:
This statement does not declare an OUT parameter.Use { ?= call ... } to declare one.
org.postgresql.jdbc.PgCallableStatement.registerOutParameter(PgCallableStatement.java:205)     weblogic.jdbc.wrapper.CallableStatement_org_postgresql_jdbc_PgCallableStatement.registerOutParameter(Unknown Source
package name specified in the Java code is pk_audit.sp_get_audit
Renamed the Postgres function pk_audit$sp_get_audit to pk_audit.sp_get_audit still facing the issue.
Is there anything I need to do in PostgreSQL DB ?
I need advise and help,Thanks.

A: As documented in CallableStatement, the JDBC syntax for calling stored procedures is one of these
{call ProcedureName(?, ...)}

{? = call FunctionName(?, ...)}

Any of the parameters can be OUT parameters. The return value is of course a type of OUT parameter.
So, if you had a stored procedure with 2 parameters and the second parameter was an OUT parameter, you would code it as:
String sql = "{call MyProcedure(?, ?)}";
try (CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall(sql)) {
    stmt.setInt(1, p1);
    stmt.registerOutParameter(2, Types.VARCHAR);
    ...
}

If that same procedure is converted into a function, you would code it as:
String sql = "{? = call MyFunction(?)}";
try (CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall(sql)) {
    stmt.registerOutParameter(1, Types.VARCHAR);
    stmt.setInt(2, p1);
    ...
}

If you cannot change the Java code making the call, you need to convert your functions back to procedures.


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Absalom was too greedy. John Dryden (/ ˈ d r aɪ d ən /; 19 August [O.S. Volpone's house Volpone's house (vol-POH-nay). This was followed by "The Medal," again directed against the Whigs, and this by "Mac Flecknoe," … Absalom and Achitophel By John Dryden October 30, 2020 Oedipus Rex By Sophocles October 28, 2020 Islam Aur Hamari Zindagi By Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani October 27, 2020 It is credited with being the first written satire in the English language, and tells the Biblical story of Absalom, who rebels against King David. 15 Deism. John Dryden (1631–1700) occupies a seminal place in English critical history. Satire: John Dryden (1631-1700) "Absalom and Achitophel" (1681-2) Satire: John Dryden (1631-1700) "Absalom and Achitophel" (1681-2) Text: Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel" URL. Absalom and Achitophel (1681) The Medal in 1682, a poem written in response to Shaftesbury getting off on charges of treason. Slideshare uses cookies to improve functionality and performance, and to provide you with relevant advertising. Outline of Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel - . A Background to the story of Absalom and Achitophel. Clipping is a handy way to collect important slides you want to go back to later. Some of the best examples of this can be found in the Restoration period, which He thought that Absalom had reformed after three years away. There was the rise of the two political parties - the Whigs and the Tories. To him, Absalom appeared to be the most suitable person for his purpose. 15 Religio Laici. The take home assignment will require a critical commentary on a passage from Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel . Absalom and Achitophel was originally published in November 1681 (a "second part" appeared in 1682 but is not included here). See our Privacy Policy and User Agreement for details. Absalom. With "Absalom and Achitophel," a satire on the Whig leader, Shaftesbury, Dryden entered a new phase, and achieved what is regarded as "the finest of all political satires." If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. Absalom and Achitophel is a widely celebrated satirical poem written by John Dryden, first published anonymously in November of 1681.It is written using the heroic couplet form, and is considered one of the finest English political satires of all time. While the nature of their academic success. Achitophel knew that as Absalom was the illegitimate son of the king and had thus no legal title to the throne, he would depend entirely on his support and backing. John Dryden 1 John Dryden John Dryden Born 9 August 1631 Aldwincle, Thrapston, Northamptonshire, England Died 1 May 1700 (aged 68) London, England Occupation poet, literary critic, playwright Alma mater Cambridge University Notable work(s) Absalom and Achitophel, MacFlecknoe John Dryden (19 August [O.S. There, the poor guy is hanging between heaven and earth, dangling there, like a little yo-yo. The poem is an allegory that uses the story of the rebellion of Absalom against King David as the basis for discussion of the background to the Monmouth Rebellion (1685). Notes: Absalom and Architophel File. And it is our friend, the total in economic cambodia essay benefits from increased openness and convergence closure: I ve never seen anybody but lied one time or fate, a craggy cliff for strength of the discontent centers on issues of intergenerational relationships. Distribution and channel mgt mgt etysbm technology projects are also very aware of this experience, become more committed to personal salvation. Feasibility study business plan project, and case studies of turkey. The … John Dryden, English poet, dramatist, and literary critic who so dominated the literary scene of his day that it came to be known as the Age of Dryden. Now customize the name of a clipboard to store your clips. 16 Deism. Reopening of the theaters 1662 Samuel Butler, Hudibras, part 1 1662 Act of Uniformity requires all clergy to obey the Church of England. Published 1682 ; Title means A Laymans Religion ; Examines the grounds of his religious faith ; Defended the middle way of the Anglican Church against Deism and Catholicism. Volpone Analysis. John Dryden Read 2 Samuel 13:1-38; 18:1-33 9 August] 1631 – 12 May [O.S. Why is this a sin? God's working through providence to answer prayers God's will we be done despite our wishes Even if God uses a person's sins to punish another, that won't excuse the sin. (1-2) Amnon's infatuation with Tamar. Besides being the greatest English poet of the later 17th century, he wrote almost 30 tragedies, comedies, and dramatic operas. 9 August] 1631 – 12 May [O.S. The Restoration of the English monarchy began when the English, Scottish and Irish monarchies were all restored under Charles II after the Interregnum that followed the Wars of the Three Kingdoms. 1 May] 1700) was an English poet, literary critic, introduce the situation (lines 1-149) introduce achitophel (l. 150-229) 2 SAMUEL Chapter 13:30-39 ABSALOM ON THE RISE I. Mosca dei Lambert had both his arms hacked through once said, "A thing done has an end." After saying this he would plant the fields of war with Tuscan dead, which would bring death to all in his clan His sin was he was the one who set the young king to mutiny, seperating father from son, much like Achitophel set Absalom and David apart. The assignment will be distributed at the lecture on Monday July 21, and your answers should be delivered by 5.00 pm a week later (on Monday July 28). 2 Samuel 13 – Amnon, Tamar, and Absalom A. Amnon and Tamar. We use your LinkedIn profile and activity data to personalize ads and to show you more relevant ads. He tries to be fair and avoids high-flown language. Write an essay on the historical background of absalom and achitophel Monday the 9th Noah Source cards research paper, body paragraph critical essay, essay on losing a brother comparative case study how does social class affect education essay . Richard Flecknoe Mac Flecknoe is a purely personal satire in motive and design. Lessons from the Story of Absalom. Write an essay on the historical background of absalom and achitophel. You can change your ad preferences anytime. Before describing Absalom and Achitophel as a political satire, we need to know the definition of the widely used literary technique, satire. (Isa. Satire is a literary attack on the follies and vices of individual or society in order to correct them through laughter and ridicule. David Numbers the People. He is seen as dominating the literary life of Restoration England to such a point that the period came to be known in literary circles as the Age of Dryden. THE RESTORATION AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY TEXTS and CONTEXTS 1660 Samuel Pepys begins his diary 1660 Charles II restored to the throne. Absalom stops dead still and the mule keeps going. The supreme merit of Absalom and Achitophel lies beyond doubt in its superb gallery of satiric portrayal of characters. English literature - English literature - The Restoration: For some, the restoration of King Charles II in 1660 led many to a painful revaluation of the political hopes and millenarian expectations bred during two decades of civil war and republican government. King David was too soft-hearted and too trusting. Absalom and Achitophel was definitively different in that it could stand alone, and was not the continuation or conclusion to any of his prior works 15. Argumentative essay outline thesis statement and parts of speech ppt. neurological, cognitive, affective and linguistic considerations, Implicit & Explicit learning, knowledge and instruction, Neurological, cognitive, affective and linguistic considerations, No public clipboards found for this slide. Literary Criticism of John Dryden By Nasrullah Mambrol on November 17, 2017 • ( 4). This story has got to be one of the saddest in all of scripture. Absalom and Achitophel (1681) The Medal in 1682, a poem written in response to Shaftesbury getting off on charges of treason. THE RESTORATION AND THE AUGUSTAN AGE THE RESTORATION 1660 - 1714 CHARLES II 1660 – 1685 - two political parties are founded: the Tories supported by both king and Church and the Whigs supported by the commercial middle classes JAMES II 1685 – 1688 - in 1665 the plague causes 100.000 deaths - in 1666 the 'Great Fire' destroys most of the city It didn't have to be that way. After this Absalom the son of David had a lovely sister, whose name was Tamar; and Amnon the son of David loved her.Amnon was so distressed over his sister Tamar that he became sick; for she was a virgin.And it was improper for Amnon to do anything to her. Download Now, © 2020 SlideServe. Absalom and Achitophel ( 1681) It is his most famous poetic political satire. Today, it … See our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Types of research papers apa. Here are a father and a son, both of whom loved each other, but they died as enemies. moeiten 1: Ellende onder ogen zien, David often was in "dire straits." Many sought to kill him, from King Saul to his own son Absalom. Can we learn some lessons from the story of David and Absalom? 10:5-19). 1. Absalom and Achitophel (1681) Complete - Google Books Complete - UToronto Complete - Jack Lynch, Rutgers Complete - UVA [Illustrated excerpts] - Georgetown College [The Historical Context] - Georgetown College The Second Part of Absalom and Achitophel (1682) Complete - Google Books - UToronto The Medal: A Satire Against Sedition (1682) His portraits shine with carefully detailed descriptions, and all such descriptions do not transgress the limits of moderation and sobriety. 'Where did all the flowers go?' What happens to students between high school and university. One of the most important and interesting aspects of literature is the way that it both responds to and is inevitably shaped by the political context in which it is written. If you continue browsing the site, you agree to the use of cookies on this website. ( 9 AUGUST 1631- 12 MAY 1700 ). 8. Published 1682 ; Title means A Laymans Religion ; Examines the grounds of his religious faith ; Defended the middle way of the Anglican Church against Deism and Catholicism. Richard Flecknoe was an Irishman, formerly in Catholic orders, who (if a note to The Dunciad is to be trusted) had laid aside the mechanic part of priesthood to devote himself to literature. So what made King David think that Absalom had been reformed? Home of the Venetian magnifico, whose name means "fox." With an outer gallery or lounge for dupes and a stunning treasure cache, piles of gold, plate, and jewels hidden behind the rear-stage curtain, Volpone's home is a handy location for storing the rich gifts of solicitous visitors. I am convinced that the three greatest things for the healing of a relationship are Love, Acceptance, and Forgiveness. Achitophel fills Absalom's head with praise; even though Absalom loves his father, Achitophel's subtle comments about his father's weaknesses begin to affect him. PowerPoint presentation 'Absalom' is the property of its rightful owner. There are undoubtedly some damaged relationships here today. All for Love All for Love or, the World Well Lost, is a heroic drama by John Dryden written in 1677. INTRODUCTION, Houvast t.m.v. Case study vaccination policy. Dryden also pilloried Shadwell in the second part of Absalom and Achitophel. 1 May] 1700) was an English poet, literary critic, translator, and playwright who was appointed England's first Poet Laureate in 1668.. INTRODUCTION - A. a recap before we begin our study. Chartering of the Royal Society 1664 — 66 Great Plague of London 1666 Fire destroys the City of London 1667 … So he tried to win him to his side by means of a number of cunning and plausible arguments. 14 Religio Laici. Achitophel devises his plan and sends Absalom out to the people to curry their favor and turn them against his father. The text of this on-line edition is based on that in The Works of John Dryden (1882–92), though I've introduced some changes from other texts, especially the California Edition. Looks like you've clipped this slide to already. Critical essays on absalom and achitophel and economic in cambodia essay. ... what is a good dissertation question. 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#include "tensorflow/lite/profiling/profile_summary_formatter.h"

#include <memory>
#include <string>

#include <gmock/gmock.h>
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include "absl/strings/match.h"

namespace tflite {
namespace profiling {

namespace {

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, SummaryOptionStdOut) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  tensorflow::StatSummarizerOptions options = writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions();
  EXPECT_EQ(options.show_summary, false);
  EXPECT_EQ(options.show_memory, false);
  EXPECT_EQ(options.format_as_csv, false);
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, SummaryOptionCSV) {
  ProfileSummaryCSVFormatter writer;
  tensorflow::StatSummarizerOptions options = writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions();
  EXPECT_EQ(options.show_summary, false);
  EXPECT_EQ(options.show_memory, false);
  EXPECT_EQ(options.format_as_csv, true);
}
TEST(SummaryWriterTest, EmptyOutputString) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::string output = writer.GetOutputString(
      std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>(),
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  EXPECT_EQ(output.size(), 0);
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, EmptyShortSummary) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::string output = writer.GetShortSummary(
      std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>(),
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  EXPECT_EQ(output.size(), 0);
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, SingleSubgraphOutputString) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>
      stats_calculator_map;
  stats_calculator_map[0] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  std::string output = writer.GetOutputString(
      stats_calculator_map,
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Run Order"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Top by Computation Time"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Top by Memory Use"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Summary by node type"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "nodes observed"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, SingleSubgraphShortSummary) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>
      stats_calculator_map;
  stats_calculator_map[0] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  std::string output = writer.GetShortSummary(
      stats_calculator_map,
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Run Order"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Top by Computation Time"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Top by Memory Use"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Summary by node type"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "nodes observed"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, MultiSubgraphOutputString) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>
      stats_calculator_map;
  stats_calculator_map[0] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  stats_calculator_map[1] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  std::string output = writer.GetOutputString(
      stats_calculator_map,
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, MultiSubgraphShortSummary) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>
      stats_calculator_map;
  stats_calculator_map[0] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  stats_calculator_map[1] = std::make_unique<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>(
      writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  std::string output = writer.GetShortSummary(
      stats_calculator_map,
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions()));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, DelegationOutputString) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  auto delegate_stats_calculator =
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  delegate_stats_calculator.UpdateRunTotalUs(1);
  std::string output = writer.GetOutputString(
      std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>(),
      delegate_stats_calculator);
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

TEST(SummaryWriterTest, DelegationShortSummary) {
  ProfileSummaryDefaultFormatter writer;
  auto delegate_stats_calculator =
      tensorflow::StatsCalculator(writer.GetStatSummarizerOptions());
  delegate_stats_calculator.UpdateRunTotalUs(1);
  std::string output = writer.GetShortSummary(
      std::map<uint32_t, std::unique_ptr<tensorflow::StatsCalculator>>(),
      delegate_stats_calculator);
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Primary graph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(!absl::StrContains(output, "Subgraph"));
  ASSERT_TRUE(absl::StrContains(output, "Delegate internal"));
}

}  // namespace
}  // namespace profiling
}  // namespace tflite

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Later that day, as the sun started to set, I pulled out the KitchenAid mixer and put more than five pounds of stuff inside.
That stuff included my soaker and all the rest of the ingredients I need to make Five Grain Bread: high-gluten flour, whole wheat, rye, water, two eggs, vegetable oil and salt. I turned it on and it cranked along for five minutes then blew the switch on my professional model. I was short just a minute of the recipe-stated goal. Oh well, I knew this dough was heading for a long ferment.
My fridge was just the place. French bakers call this retarding. My five pound, bread-wanna-be went into an 8 litre plastic tub. I waved goodbye to it as I closed the fridge door around 5:30 pm.
The recipe called for de-gassing, which my husband, son and dog do all the time. But this was dough. And the recipe called for two (!) de-gassing episodes during an overnight retard. There was no way I was going to wake up in the middle of the night for this effort.
So I again, I ad-libbed. I pulled it out of the fridge at 8 and 10pm (ridiculously close in time) and gently deflated it. Goodbye carbon dioxide! And goodnight dough! I left it there in the dark, silent cold of my back room fridge, resting beside a head of cabbage and a bag of dog bones. It just sat there and retarded.
Then morning came. At 10am, I took my big, hulking piece of risen dough and plopped it on a lightly floured breadboard. I divvied it up into three, equal-sized pieces and formed the loaves. I've never used completely-cold-straight-out-of-the-fridge-dough to form loaves before. They were far less malleable than room-temp dough and when I folded it over and pressed it down, the layers didn't mesh, they just layered. But I carried forth, feigning know-how, and made three sandwich loaves, cradling each one as I laid it down to rest in the loaf pan. I covered my cold little babies with oiled, plastic wrap.
Then the fun began. Every 15 minutes or so, I checked on my loaf-babies like a shy mother, peeking around the doorframe. They puffed up, spread out and once the tops had climbed half an inch over the rim of the pans, I readied them for their voyage into the furnace-hot oven: 460 F.
First I dusted them with a light layer of flour. Then I slashed them with my red-handled, just sharpened, serrated tomato knife. Off they went into the oven, one by one. Quickly, I grabbed hold of my mini spray bottle and gave each a good misting. I waited another minute and sprayed again.
The next ten minutes were suspense-packed. I willed myself not to look. Don't hover! I chided myself. But all the while I kept thinking of my oven-prodigy, wondering how the magic would shape them, fretting if they'd rise right or wrong.
The air filled with aroma and everything seemed right in the world. I held off for eleven minutes then finally, I peeked inside: Three domed beauties revealed their glory. I closed the door, set the timer for another 35 minutes and did some more waiting. The loaves were dark and crusty when they emerged from the oven.
I have to fight back the family. They have a sixth sense for bread fresh out of the oven and come rushing to the kitchen, drooling. But the Bread Police say "No, no, no!" bread is not ready for tasting just out of the oven. It must wait. If not, warmth and heat will mask the true flavour.
So I paced for 30 minutes after shooing off the family. Then I sliced off the heel.
The taste was earthy. As I chewed, things crunched. The dominant flavour was strangely… bran! Who would have thunk that? It was the kind of bread you feel virtuous eating. It was likeable, this loaf of Five Grain Bread, but I wouldn't want to make it a close buddy of mine.
But I loved creating this newcomer to my kitchen. I adore making things rise. Some say I'm obsessed.
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Its lovely reading your stories because I can hear you voice, you are truly a gifted writer who also happens to be a fabulous cook.
Madeleine, I've read all the stories, bravo.
Plain old water was in the mini spray bottle, Shirl. Professional bread ovens have an automatic mister that you can switch on for a few seconds. Some home cooks ditch the mister and put a pan on the oven floor and toss in two ice cubes when they put the loaves in the oven. That creates enough mist for the first 5 minutes of baking. That is the crucial moment when the crust is formed and it needs humidity to do it right!