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Q: Is it break my for loop in c++? for(size_t i=0;i<vec.size();i++){
    if(n>vec[i]){
        a=i;
        break;
    }
}

in this example, am I breaking the if statement or the for loop?

A: The break statement is used to break out of a switch or iteration statement i.e. a while, do or for loop. The C++ draft standard section 6.6.1 The break statement says:

The break statement shall occur only in an iteration-statement or a switch statement and causes termination of the smallest enclosing iteration-statement or switch statement; control passes to the statement following the terminated statement, if any.

Since the if is not an iteration statement or a switch then the break will leave the for loop.

A: A break statement ends only the do, for, switch, or while statement that immediately encloses it.  It doesn't break out of an if statement, so your code is breaking out of the loop.

A: It will break from the for loop.

In loops, the break statement ends execution of the nearest enclosing
  do, for, or while statement.

Source: Microsoft docs

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Wet, humid conditions can lead to a tack room full of moldy saddles and bridles, not to mention saddle pads, blankets and wraps, as well.
Moldy tack is not only an unsightly nuisance; because mold is a living organism, it can actually eat away at the stitching and leather of your saddle or bridle, leading to possible equipment failures that could endanger both you and your horse.
While it might seem counterintuitive, moldy tack doesn't mean you don't care for it. In fact, it often means the exact opposite: You're taking care of your leather goods and keeping them oiled. Mold can't grow on tack that is dry rotted—there's nothing for it to eat.
Sparing the microbiology lesson, to put it very simply, molds and mildews are fungus. Common in poorly ventilated areas, the spores of these can "infect" other pieces of tack by carrying through the air and settling on new pieces of leather.
As leather is made from cowhide, it was once living tissue, with layers and pores. Mold spores can get into these pores and reproduce, creating a green or white powdery substance on the leather surface. Mold grows best on leather that has sweat, dirt or manure on it.
Take your into an open area with no other leather goods nearby.
Brush the tack gently with a soft brush, whisking away as much of the powdery substance as you can (you will need to disinfect your brush afterward).
Wipe down your tack with a mixture of distilled white vinegar (3:1 water to vinegar). While you won't want to do this every time you clean your tack, it's great for initial mold removal.
Clean your tack well with a water-based cleaner; glycerin-based soap keeps leather moist and invites mold growth.
Use a toothbrush to get into the small crevices on saddles and bridles where mold likes to hide.
Allow your tack to dry thoroughly before returning it to your tack locker or tack room.
To prevent mold from recurring, wipe the dirt and sweat from your tack after each ride. This will reduce the amount of moisture mold needs to survive.
If you notice small, black spots on your saddle pads, blankets or girths, mold has infected these items as well. Clean these items with hot, soapy water (read manufacturer's instructions first to be sure that washing will not harm the item.) Add bleach to the wash cycle if the items are colorfast. Place the wet items in the sun until they are completely dry—sunshine has wonderful mildew killing properties.
Use desiccant packs, which can be found in shoes boxes and supplements. These packets of silica gel absorb water from the air.
Promote airflow by either turning on fans or ensuring there is enough space between tack for it to completely dry.
Throw away rags that you've used to clean moldy tack. Mold spores will stay on the cloth and spread to uninfected tack if it is reused.
Run a dehumidifier in the tack room. Be sure it has an automatic shutoff option in case the tank becomes full.
Don't leave your saddle pad draped over or tucked under your saddle as this can trap moisture.
I have a problem with mold on my tack which is very annoying. This is very helpful information. Thank you so much, will be cleaning my tack this way.
Getting the saddles out of the tack room and grabbing my water based soap, some vinager, and old throw away rags! Thanks for the info!
After you have done the initial cleaning the smaller pieces of tack ie: stirrups, headstalls etc can be put into an oven on low heat(200)for an hour. This will kill any mold spores left behind.
Thanks so much! I'm new to horses & appreciate the advice!
A very timely article. Trying to clean the tack room and with this humidity running so high.
Ultraviolet light also left on in your tack room will prevent mold.
#4 Clean your tack well with a water-based cleaner; glycerin-based soap keeps leather moist and invites mold growth.
Nice. But it would be better if you gave an example of "water base cleaner". All you need to say is "water base cleaner like xxxx. Otherwise the article is 50% of informing one on how to clean leather.


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I can't believe it's the 12th already. Guess what? I've spent the last 4 days REALLY sick with a bronchial infection. The year started off on a good note: ringing in the new year wasn't terrible; I was commissioned to make a rosca de reyes for good family friends and we had dinner at their house to celebrate día de los reyes magos; we had a reunion dinner the next evening with another set of dear family friends. The next day, I woke up and it hit me hard. It wasn't the flip of a switch or anything. I'd been feeling a whisper of a twinge a few days prior; it was just a matter of when. I had to skip out on a friend's birthday lunch and it all went downhill from there.
I don't think I need to go into detail about how sick I am suffice to say that I have a disposable cup nearby for hacking coughs that produce green phlegm and shoot pain into my swollen throat and ear canals. I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO DO ANYTHING. I can't sleep because I am too congested to breathe. I can't watch TV because I can't watch unless I'm cooking or doing something else productive otherwise I just feel that I've surrendered to losing brain cells. I can't read for long periods of time because of the coughing. WHY AM I EXISTING RIGHT NOW?
To top it all off, it's been raining like it's Seattle here in sunny LA. I'm hoping for a break soon with the weather, the coughing, and my dark thoughts. Every day, swallowing is less painful so that's good.
I hope to be more productive with my blog and life in 2017 after this mini setback passes. Take care, everyone! Talk soon.
P.S. Above is a picture of my "desk" last summer. I have a real desk now that I got from Goodwill for $15!
HOW DID YOU GET HERE? I think it depends on what time of day you head out, but I suggest heading out early from Barcelona. We left kind of late at 11am; it was pouring that morning. Guides say that it takes about 1.5 hrs to get there by train, but I think it took us a slightly over 2 hours.
Tickets were roughly €11 for a single ride. Follow the R5 line at the Espanya station.
Here is a little video I made explaining the train schedule.
IS THIS OFF-BARCELONA EXCURSION WORTH A DAY TRIP? Yes! The monastery and the surrounding area are beautiful and a refreshing change from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona.
WHAT DID YOU EAT? The monastery has a restaurant, but we didn't eat there. When we arrived, there was a farmer's market where the "mountain folk" set up shop and were selling their homemade cheeses, pastries, and candies. WARNING: TMI! I tried some local mountain cheese and it was delicious! However, in less than 10 minutes, my stomach cried foul of foreign microbes and I KNEW I WAS GOING TO HAVE EXPLOSIVE SHITS. Thankfully, there is a large public restroom in the the plaza of the monastery and I took care of business. Just sayin'.
FINAL NOTES ON THE HONEYMOON SERIES: I miss Spain often and I hope to be back someday. I can't thank Yobo enough for being my travel companion and for spoiling me with amazing eats, sights, and sounds. It was really an amazing trip! Traveling on a budget and in a slightly offbeat way affords a mindset that is illuminating: the world is vast and beautiful. We are all different. We are all the same. Be sure to go back in time with me and check out the other trip links. I hope you've enjoyed all the anecdotes and pictures. I really appreciate all the comments and likes, so thank you all very much too!
Honeymoon links → Primer, Tarifa, Morocco (Chefchaouen), Granada, Valencia, Barcelona, and Madrid.
Can I share snippets of life these past two months?
I bought a fluffy white reading pillow with arm rests and I'm a voracious reader again! Not really, but actually, I am…It just makes the space look cozier and reader friendly.
The (near) end of the summer brought fig on toast with prosciutto and honey. I had to swat away those glossy hard fig beetles for this. They scare the crap out of me! No one talks about that, do they? I also found a tiny watermelon in the back of the ref so I made watermelon agua fresca with mint. Husband is the hand model.
For my mother's birthday this year, I made a one tier raspberry marble cake with raspberry marscapone icing. This is me putting it in front of a table vignette and trying to look effortless like I bake professionally and it always looks this good.
It's been a while since my honeymoon city guides, and I can only say that it's because I'm a Master Procrastinator. I meant to get all of these done so I could ping these links on the comments sections of bloggers that were asking for Spain tips a few months ago. Bah! Too much time has passed. Without further ado, here is my guide to Madrid!
Lena Dunham speaks frankly about her Apology Addiction. I have this and I'm trying really hard to replace "I'm Sorry" with other more meaningful and clarifying statements that don't make feel like I'm less of a person. TAKEAWAY QUOTE: I'm afraid anything but sorry will cause me to explode and drip my hideous rage juice all over someone I'm simultaneously pissed at and trying to please.
A friend of mine used to work at an Amazon warehouse. Look at it!
As an honorary Mexican, this story of Salma Hayek's family and non-Mexican husband cracks me up.
Have a posted a similar link? This is how to fold a fitted sheet. I've watched this video 10 times and I still think I need to watch it when I actually fold the damn sheet.
I went through a podcast frenzy once upon a time and now it's starting to wind down. I think it's because I'm not as interested in Serial Season 2. Anyway, I'm back in the game sort of. I'm really addicted to The History Chicks. I just wish they had better sound quality.
Saw Natalia LaFourcade at the Santa Monica Pier recently. That's her above. She is amazing.
This is a really personal post but I'm going to write it anyway because I'm angry right now and I'd like to imagine that the internet cares even if no one responds to the entry.


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Tonight From Washington : CSPAN2 : October 20, 2011 8:00pm-11:00pm EDT
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mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i'm going to make one final point on this issue and then i want to address another amendment we'll voting on at some point here. one thing we have not discussed is what happened if the foreign enemy combatant in the article 3 court in the united states is actually acquitted. if he is, he of course has toe b released. and the deportation option is only available if some other country is willing to take them. there's not a whole lot of clamoring for these kind of folks anywhere else in the world. we've had that experience. the courts then cannot keep them. they're released into the united states. as a result of an acquittal in an article 3 court in the united states and a situation where you cannot deport them because no one will take them. i think the point here is, this is all totally unnecessary. these are foreigners. these are not citizens of the united states. they have no right to be in an article 3 court. we
mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i'm going to make one final point on this issue and then i want to address another amendment we'll voting on at some point here. one thing we have not discussed is what happened if the foreign enemy combatant in the article 3 court in the united states is actually acquitted. if he is, he of course has toe b released. and the deportation option is only available if some other country is willing to take...
Meet the Press's Press Pass : WRC : October 30, 2011 11:30am-11:45am EDT
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i think mr. mcconnell said it best. he said the number one goal of -- that is mr. mcconnell was to make sure this president does not serve a second term. i talked a little bit earlier about these efforts to destroy this president. i think this is part of it. >> let me ask you quickly about herman cain on the other side and the issue of race.
U.S. Senate : CSPAN2 : October 20, 2011 5:00pm-8:00pm EDT
mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proargs under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: i also ask unanimous consent that the junior senator from new hampshire and i be allowed to engage in a colloquy. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i want to thank my good friend from new hampshire for the issue she has raised with regard to the proper way to treat enemy combatants. her amendment, which we've been discussing off and on here on the floor today, has prompted preyed indications of doom and -- preyed indications of bloom and doom from our friends on the other side of the aisle and a lot of exsilented rhetoric. just to be clerks i would ask my friend from new hampshire, is it not true that the amendment that she has offered does not apply to everyone -- absolutely everyone -- who might be generally labeled a terr
mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proargs under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: i also ask unanimous consent that the junior senator from new hampshire and i be allowed to engage in a colloquy. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i want to thank my good friend from new hampshire for the issue she...
mr. mcconnell: mr. president? mr. reid: ask consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i withdraw my motion to proceed to calendar number 204. the presiding officer: maks motion is withdrawn. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i now move to proceed to calendar number 205, s. 1726, and i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to proceed to s. 1726, the withholding tax relief act of 2011, soo signed by 16 senats as follows -- mr. mcconnell: i ask that the reading of the aims nails be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i withdraw the motion. the presiding officer: the motion is withdrawn. the majority leader. mr. reid: mr. president, we've tried, as i indicated earlier, most
mr. mcconnell: mr. president? mr. reid: ask consent that the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i withdraw my motion to proceed to calendar number 204. the presiding officer: maks motion is withdrawn. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i now move to proceed to calendar number 205, s. 1726, and i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in...
Martin Bashir : MSNBC : October 5, 2011 3:00pm-4:00pm EDT
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what happened was mr. mcconnell and mr. cantor used the obligation that america has to pay its bills, and we have always done that, whether those bills were incurred by republican or democratic administrations, and they used that as a hostage to get their way on another budget deal. we were so close to the brink that it really destabilized confidence that we were going to get it right. and that's a brinksmanship where we have gone too far. at a certain point restraint is the virtue required for the good of the country. >> it's interesting, isn't it? as the congress has become obstructionist, business is carrying on. you have been a vocal critic about the new fees being imposed by banks, and you called them shameless, bank of america and citibank, and it seems to me that government is frozen, and meantime the people are not only suffering because unemployment is so high, opportunities for work are so few, but in addition we have big banks just hammering the public? >> it's true. i think underlying a lot of the motivation of
what happened was mr. mcconnell and mr. cantor used the obligation that america has to pay its bills, and we have always done that, whether those bills were incurred by republican or democratic administrations, and they used that as a hostage to get their way on another budget deal. we were so close to the brink that it really destabilized confidence that we were going to get it right. and that's a brinksmanship where we have gone too far. at a certain point restraint is the virtue required for...
U.S. Senate : CSPAN2 : October 6, 2011 9:00am-12:00pm EDT
mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: what this week has shown beyond any doubt is that democrats would rather talk about partisan legislation they won't pass than actually passing legislation we know would create jobs. two and a half years after the president signed his first stimulus, there are 1.7 million fewer jobs in this country, and now he wants to do it again. why? because democrats think it makes good politics. this week it was revealed that there weren't -- wasn't enough support within the democratic ranks to pass the president's so-called jobs bill. it was simply too partisan. so yesterday instead of making it less partisan, they made it more so by adding a tax on small business owners. they made it even attractive to job creators rather than working with republicans on legislation that would actually help create jobs. i mean, what's the goal here? if the goal is to create gorks then why aren't we even talking about -- why are we even talki
mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: what this week has shown beyond any doubt is that democrats would rather talk about partisan legislation they won't pass than actually passing legislation we know would create jobs. two and a half years after the president signed his first stimulus, there are 1.7 million fewer jobs in this country, and now he wants to do it again. why? because democrats think it makes good politics. this week it was revealed...
U.S. Senate : CSPAN2 : October 18, 2011 9:00am-12:00pm EDT
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i'm not sure who has the floor but i would say in response to my friend from georgia -- mr. mccain: i would say we have unanimous consent for a colloquy. mr. mcconnell: there may have been examples but i'm hard pressed to think of one recently. and the tradition of the passing the defense authorization bill is there for a good reason. the national defense of the united states is the most important thing the federal government does, and the committee upon which the senator from georgia and the senator from arizona and the senator from new hampshire serve are the experts on this the matter and i find this truly astonishing. it's consistent, however, i must say with the pattern around here in recent times. no amendments, fill up the tree, deny the majority and the minority in this case, both the majority and the minority, the opportunity to have any input on a piece of legislation that determines what we do in the federal government's most important responsibility. i think thi
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i'm not sure who has the floor but i would say in response to my friend from georgia -- mr. mccain: i would say we have unanimous consent for a colloquy. mr. mcconnell: there may have been examples but i'm hard pressed to think of one recently. and the tradition of the passing the defense authorization bill is there for a good reason. the national defense of the united states is the most important thing the federal government does, and the committee upon which the...
U.S. Senate : CSPAN2 : October 4, 2011 12:00pm-5:00pm EDT
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, for three weeks president obama not has been traveling around the country calling on congress to pass what he calls his jobs bill right away. here's what he'll say in texas today if he's not said it already: at least put this jobs bill up for a vote so the entire country knows exactly where every member of congress stands. well, mr. president, i agree with the president. i think he's entitled to a vote on his jobs bill. the suggestion that senate republicans are not interested in voting on his jobs bill is not true. i think he's entitled to a vote. it won't surprise anyone to know i don't think it's a good approach, a way that's likely to create jobs, but he's asked for a vote. and i think we ought to accommodate the president of the united states on a matter that he has been speaking about frequently over the last few weeks and give him his vote. in fact, they've been calling for this vote with great repetition. his press secretary said it on october 3, david pluf, the sen
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, for three weeks president obama not has been traveling around the country calling on congress to pass what he calls his jobs bill right away. here's what he'll say in texas today if he's not said it already: at least put this jobs bill up for a vote so the entire country knows exactly where every member of congress stands. well, mr. president, i agree with the president. i think he's entitled to a vote on his jobs bill. the suggestion that senate republicans are...
Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 4, 2011 8:00pm-1:00am EDT
mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the pending request is a request from the republican leader. mr. reid: which is -- i've asked that it be modified. the presiding officer: does the republican leader so modify his -- mr. mcconnell: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i listened carefully to what my good friend the majority leader had to say and he was talking about other matters debated at other times, the first stimulus bill which we've i think probably have a basic disagreement on, i think it was almost total failure, he also talked about the debate we had with regard to the continuing resolution which was finally worked out on a bipartisan basis but those are things that occurred in the past. what i'm trying to do here today bisuggesting that we vote on the president's jobs bill but my good friend the majority leader has previously introduced and i gather by way of introduction supports, that we honor the request of the president of the united states to vote on it now. he
mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the pending request is a request from the republican leader. mr. reid: which is -- i've asked that it be modified. the presiding officer: does the republican leader so modify his -- mr. mcconnell: mr. president, reserving the right to object. i listened carefully to what my good friend the majority leader had to say and he was talking about other matters debated at other times, the first stimulus bill which we've i think probably have a basic...
Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 19, 2011 1:00am-6:00am EDT
U.S. House of Representatives : CSPAN : October 7, 2011 9:00am-2:00pm EDT
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, who has the floor? the presiding officer: the minority leader has the floor. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to give my very, if i may, to the -- the presiding officer: the majority leader has the floor. mr. reid: i yield to my friend, the republican leader, to respooned to any questions that the senator from tennessee may have. mr. mcconnell: yes, let me -- the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: for the benefit of our colleagues, let me explain what exact happened. iit is not complicated. it was pretty clear, whether you liked this bill or didn't, it was going to pass. you could tell that by cloture on the motion to proceed with a very large majority. so i don't think my good friend, the majority leader, had to worry about whroarnst whether or not his bill was ultimately going to pass. the question was whether there were going to be any amendments at any point to the bill. and my conference made a decision, actually against my best advice, to go on and invoke cloture on the bill after we had
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, who has the floor? the presiding officer: the minority leader has the floor. mr. mcconnell: i'd like to give my very, if i may, to the -- the presiding officer: the majority leader has the floor. mr. reid: i yield to my friend, the republican leader, to respooned to any questions that the senator from tennessee may have. mr. mcconnell: yes, let me -- the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: for the benefit of our colleagues, let me explain what...
Way Too Early With Willie Geist : MSNBC : October 5, 2011 5:30am-6:00am EDT
mcconnell wanted to push them to vote on it now. a special election victory for the democrats last night. >> this vehicle toerks ladies and gentlemen, it's not about me. it's about you. >> that is west virginia governor thanking his supporters after weeks of attack ads from republicans in a come from behind victory, tomblin defeated bill maloney 50 abou% to 47%. it's a small win for democrats after the embarrassing special election loss to bob turner in new york's ninth district. the victory in west virginia, democrats avoid losing three special elections in the span of just a month. maloney ran primarily as a referendum he says on the obama administration. in 2008, president obama lost west virginia to senator john mccain in the general election taking 43% of the vote and he has terrible approval ratings there, somewhere around 30% right now. >>> after weeks of speculation, new jersey governor chris christie said yesterday unequivocally he will not run for president of the united states. some of the biggest names were urging chris
mcconnell wanted to push them to vote on it now. a special election victory for the democrats last night. >> this vehicle toerks ladies and gentlemen, it's not about me. it's about you. >> that is west virginia governor thanking his supporters after weeks of attack ads from republicans in a come from behind victory, tomblin defeated bill maloney 50 abou% to 47%. it's a small win for democrats after the embarrassing special election loss to bob turner in new york's ninth district....
quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: later today the senate will have an opportunity to hear from south korean president lee, and i know we look forward to it. south korea is a stalwart ally that enjoys a flourishing economy. it's a shining example of how embracing democracy and free-market principles can transform a society for good. just imagine, in 50 years they went from a civil war to a military dictatorship to an evolving democracy. and on the economic side, to a thriving capitalist country that has the 13th-largest economy in the world. from a country that was a recipient of foreign aid and peace corps volunteers to a country with its own volunteer program and its own peace corps. all of that in 50 years, and right on the same peninsula with one of the last stalinist regimes in the world. a great succ
quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader is recognized. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: later today the senate will have an opportunity to hear from south korean president lee, and i know we look forward to it. south korea is a stalwart ally that enjoys a flourishing economy. it's a shining example of how embracing democracy...
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, the senator from maryland always speaks in a coherent way. let me just say in order to further not interrupt her remarks, i ask consent that my remarks appear at the beginning of the day's journal in connection with my normal leader time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, as we all know, the number-one issue on the minds of most americans is jobs, and i think it's pretty clear that both parties are focused on that issue right now. i also think it's safe to say the two parties have a fundamentally different take on the solution. for democrats, the solution apparently is to increase the number of people who work for the government. my good friend, the majority leader, made this pretty clear yesterday when he said that the private sector is -- quote -- "doing just fine" -- unquote -- and that the president's latest stimulus is focused on government jobs instead. well, republicans take a different view. we recognize that government has an i
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, the senator from maryland always speaks in a coherent way. let me just say in order to further not interrupt her remarks, i ask consent that my remarks appear at the beginning of the day's journal in connection with my normal leader time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, as we all know, the number-one issue on the minds of most americans is jobs, and i think it's pretty clear that both parties are focused on that issue right...
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: before my friend, the majority leader, leaves the floor, let me just remind him and our senate colleagues and the american people that republicans were prepared to vote on the president's second version of the stimulus bill last night. in fact, i offered consent that we have that vote, not the motion to proceed to it, but the actual vote. i'm not going to renew that request at the moment but just would say to my friend we are happy to have that vote. we're happy to have it last night. with regard to the pieces of it, my friend is correct. some of it, the pieces of this second stimulus might well be appropriate. i've recommended to the joint select committee that he and i appointed 50% of, that they take a look at some of it that could be included in a product we're going to get before thanksgiving before the senate and the house. we'd be entire to vote on the entire package. were happy to do it last night. and also happy to look at pieces of it. we do have, as the majority
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: before my friend, the majority leader, leaves the floor, let me just remind him and our senate colleagues and the american people that republicans were prepared to vote on the president's second version of the stimulus bill last night. in fact, i offered consent that we have that vote, not the motion to proceed to it, but the actual vote. i'm not going to renew that request at the moment but just would...
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if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or members of his caucus choose to vote against it i promise you we will keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they will have to explain why it is that they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools, or giving tax cuts to middle class folks, and giving tax cuts to small businesses. [inaudible] >> i think if we don't take action then we could end up having more significant problems than we have right now. and some of it is just simple math. the payroll tax cut that we passed is set to expire. the jobs plan includes an extension of the payroll tax cut. if that is not extended, then that is over a thousand dollars out of the pockets of the average american family at a time when they are already feeling a severe pinch. that means they are going to be spending less, that means businesses are going to have less customers, and that's going to have an a
if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or members of his caucus choose to vote against it i promise you we will keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they will have to explain why it is that they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools, or giving tax cuts to middle class folks, and giving tax cuts to small businesses. [inaudible] >> i think if we don't take action then we could...
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i will read what the president said and if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against this, meaning the jobs bill, or members of his caucus choose to vote against ti promise you we are going to keep on going and we will put forward piece by piece, each component. and each time, they valid to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuildings schools and giving tax cuts to middle-class folks and to small businesses. >> we are happy to explain our opposition to tax increases that kill jobs in the middle of an economy in which we have 9.1% unemployment. we're not embarrassed to say this is not a jobs bill. we may be able to do some business on some of the things. let's see what the joint committee came up with. i have listed things we have done on the bipartisan basis over the last few months. but we are not going to, just because he's trying to getitous raise taxes in the middle of a recession, agree that that's a good idea when we know it's going to kill jobs. >> how is dealing with president obam
i will read what the president said and if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against this, meaning the jobs bill, or members of his caucus choose to vote against ti promise you we are going to keep on going and we will put forward piece by piece, each component. and each time, they valid to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuildings schools and giving tax cuts to middle-class folks and to small businesses. >> we are happy to explain our...
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: madam president, a lot of talk these days about washington is broken and how unless we do something to fix it, the solutions to our most urgent problems will remain out of reach. the fact is, it's not really true. congress is not frozen in a state of perpetual gridlock, and the now-emnant passage of three long-awaited trade agreements with colombia, panama, and south korea shows it. for two and a half years, i and other republicans have stated as clearly as we could to anyone who would listen that we are willing and eager to work with the democrats on legislation that we know both sides agree on. free trade agreements fall squarely into that category. that's why i've been calling on the president to approve them since his very first day in office. yet for reasons that i'll touch on in a moment, he's actually held back. it is true that the president had to be convinced of the importance of these agreements. after all, he ran for office promising to renegotiate nafta. but onc
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: madam president, a lot of talk these days about washington is broken and how unless we do something to fix it, the solutions to our most urgent problems will remain out of reach. the fact is, it's not really true. congress is not frozen in a state of perpetual gridlock, and the now-emnant passage of three long-awaited trade agreements with colombia, panama, and south korea shows it. for two and a half...
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we saw the statement made by mr. mcconnell talking about a bipartisan opposition. look at this. this bill's top selling point, according to the president, was that both parties should like it. yet so far the only thing both parties in congress seem to agree on is that it's got to be a better way than this. >> both parties should agree on. i -- i think only two senators, democrat, voted against this. how is that bipartisan until you look at rove's memo where he says make it look bipartisan. so they are really playing almost a shell game because rove is saying sell it as bipartisan opposition. i doubt if you can make two people a bipartisan representation, at least. other party. >> well, look, these -- this is the situation. president obama is lifting this economy, even against the outrageous opposition he's getting. we've seen now some 24 months of private sector job growth continuously. we've seen 15 months of sale increases at the nation's retailers who just yesterday announced they will hire over 100,000 people before thanksgiving to get red for the holiday season. we have a r
we saw the statement made by mr. mcconnell talking about a bipartisan opposition. look at this. this bill's top selling point, according to the president, was that both parties should like it. yet so far the only thing both parties in congress seem to agree on is that it's got to be a better way than this. >> both parties should agree on. i -- i think only two senators, democrat, voted against this. how is that bipartisan until you look at rove's memo where he says make it look...
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. >> here's president obama again going after mcconnell. >> if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it, or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you we're going to keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they are going to have to explain why it is they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks. >> what's the republican answer to this? the fact is you have got the president with a distinctive plan on the table. it is all about taxes. they just don't want to serve it up at the top 1%, do they? >> absolutely not. that's why people are in the street. you know, i have been involved in demonstrations most of my adult life. i was told by benjamin hooks once and he said, joe, either demonstrations are well organized or spontaneous. this is a spontaneous reaction. look at who's out there. you saw them. i saw them today in washington, d.c. they had an occupy d.c. day. you have got grandmothers
. >> here's president obama again going after mcconnell. >> if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it, or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you we're going to keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they are going to have to explain why it is they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks. >> what's the...
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if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we're going to keep ongoing and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill. and each time they're going to have to explain why it is that they'd be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks and giving tax cuts to small businesses. i think that if we don't take action, we could end up having more significant problems than we have right now. some of it's just simple math. the payroll tax cut that we passed is set to expire. the jobs plan includes an extension of the payroll tax cut. now, if that is not extended, then that is over $1,000 out of the pockets of the average american family at a time when they're already feeling a severe pinch. that means they're going to be spending less. that means businesses are going to have less customers. and that's going to have an adverse effect o
if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we're going to keep ongoing and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill. and each time they're going to have to explain why it is that they'd be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks and giving tax cuts to small businesses. i think that if we don't take action, we could end up...
Hardball With Chris Matthews : MSNBC : October 11, 2011 7:00pm-8:00pm EDT
what do you think of that move by the clever, shrewd mr. mcconnell? >> well, because i think he was trying -- this was the easier vote for democrats. there might have been a few more democrats who would -- who would go the other way when it really came down to -- to taxes, but i think those democrats, those conservative democrats would be missing a bet based on what i'm seeing up here, chris, out on the dartmouth green. you've got families from vermont, new hampshire, of people who are unemployed, and they are running out of unemployment benefits and, you know, this is supposed to be a well off part of country. it isn't for everybody, and, you know, i ran into people holding up signs like this. this has hand printed by somebody who said, okay, where are the jobs and on the other side saying gop, listen to the 99%. >> wow. >> that's what the base of the democratic party is interested in. this wasn't put out by the labor unions, chris. this is somebody hand printing them in the basement of a church, and that's what the feeling is out there. forget the c
what do you think of that move by the clever, shrewd mr. mcconnell? >> well, because i think he was trying -- this was the easier vote for democrats. there might have been a few more democrats who would -- who would go the other way when it really came down to -- to taxes, but i think those democrats, those conservative democrats would be missing a bet based on what i'm seeing up here, chris, out on the dartmouth green. you've got families from vermont, new hampshire, of people who are...
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and if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we are bogey to ke-- going the kee going and put forward piece by piece each component and each time they are going to have to explain it. why does the -- opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or giving tax cuts to middle class folks and giving tax cuts to small business es. i think if we don't take action, then we could end up having more significant problems than we have right now. and some of it is simple math. payroll tax cut that we passed is set to expire. the jobs plan includes an extension of the payroll tax cut. now, if -- that is not extended, then that is over a thousand dollars out of the pockets of the average american family and at a time when they are already feeling a severe pinch. that means they are going to be spending less and that means businesses are going to have less customers. and that's going to have an adverse effect on an economy that is al
and if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we are bogey to ke-- going the kee going and put forward piece by piece each component and each time they are going to have to explain it. why does the -- opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or giving tax cuts to middle class folks and giving tax cuts to small business es. i think if we don't take action, then we could end up having more significant problems than...
mr. mcconnell: madam president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: no. mr. mcconnell: madam president, i just want to make a couple of observations this morning about what's going on in washington at the moment and what isn't. what's going on is the democrats are obsessed for some reason with raising taxes. that's the only possible way to explain their latest idea to impose a permanent tax hike on about 300 u.s. businesses, business owners, and then use the money to bail out cities and states that can't pay their bills. that's the proposal we'll be voting on, apparently, tomorrow. now, i don't know if our friends on the other side have noticed, but washington can't pay its own bills right now. think about it. the federal government spent $3.6 trillion last fiscal year, a new all-time record, and in the wake of the single largest spending year in history, democrats want to put together another bailout. add up the projected deficits of all 50 states this year and you get $103 billion. that's all 50 states' deficits added up. well, what about us? what about us
mr. mcconnell: madam president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: no. mr. mcconnell: madam president, i just want to make a couple of observations this morning about what's going on in washington at the moment and what isn't. what's going on is the democrats are obsessed for some reason with raising taxes. that's the only possible way to explain their latest idea to impose a permanent tax hike on about 300 u.s. businesses, business owners, and then use the money to bail out cities...
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: the past three weeks, president obama has been racing around the country trying to rally public support for a second stimulus bill and demanding that congress pass it right away. the president has not been demanding that congress debate the bill or be allowed to amend the bill; he has demanded in one uncertain terms that we held a vote on the bill as it is right away. a couple of weeks ago in denver, the president said, he's got the pens all ready, lined up on his desk, ready to sign it into law. just yesterday in texas he called on congress to put the bill up for a vote, society entire country -- so the entire country knows exactly wherever member of congress stands. one of the president's top advisors, david axelrod, summed up the position like this. "we want them to act now on this package," david axelrod said. "we're not in negotiations to break up the package. it's not an a la carte menu." so yesterday i tested the president's rhetoric. i proposed that we do exactly wh
mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: the past three weeks, president obama has been racing around the country trying to rally public support for a second stimulus bill and demanding that congress pass it right away. the president has not been demanding that congress debate the bill or be allowed to amend the bill; he has demanded in one uncertain terms that we held a vote on the bill as it is right away. a couple of weeks ago in denver,...
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, we are on the verge of doing something very, very important for our country tonight, and we're going to do it on a bipartisan basis. i want to congratulate the chairman of the finance committee, senator baucus, for the role he played in this, for the constructive efforts by senator portman and senator blunt to move to this evening, but i want to single out for special praif the leader on this issue, nor hatch of the finance committee, who has been a stalwart on behalf of free trade over the years. i think it's appropriate to take a moment before the vote to note the importance of what we're doing. the first point is to make these arguments is that we'll help american businesses create new jobs right here in the united states. the second point to make is there is strong bipartisan support for all three of these agreements. in other words, anyone who said the two parties can't agree on anything isn't really telling the whole story. i mean, consider this. on the very day that
mr. mcconnell: mr. president, we are on the verge of doing something very, very important for our country tonight, and we're going to do it on a bipartisan basis. i want to congratulate the chairman of the finance committee, senator baucus, for the role he played in this, for the constructive efforts by senator portman and senator blunt to move to this evening, but i want to single out for special praif the leader on this issue, nor hatch of the finance committee, who has been a stalwart on...
mr. mcconnell: would the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: yes. mr. mcconnell: then am i correct, i would say to my friends from south carolina and new hampshire and arizona, that because of the administration's opposition to a detainee opposition to a detainee treatment provision that wasved approved overwhelmingly in therd anÍbal denying everybody in thes senate in opportunity to offer amendments on any subject to the dod authorization bill and will not consider it on the floor ofl the senate for the first time im four decades. >> the minority leader is absolutely right, but i would fm add to my good friend frome -- s kentuckians even more it's not re we' just about us what we are denying as general petraeus and the cia director authorizationit fight the war. uniform pay what we deny as men and womenita pay raises, health care benefits that they desperately need because the detention policy driven by i think the most liberal people in this country, and 25 out of the 26 senators blessed this package so senatory mcconnell was absolutely right not onl
mr. mcconnell: would the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: yes. mr. mcconnell: then am i correct, i would say to my friends from south carolina and new hampshire and arizona, that because of the administration's opposition to a detainee opposition to a detainee treatment provision that wasved approved overwhelmingly in therd anÍbal denying everybody in thes senate in opportunity to offer amendments on any subject to the dod authorization bill and will not consider it on the floor ofl...
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when you said mr. mcconnell, you said leader mcconnell. you know, you need to give the president some respect and referred to him as president obama. that's my first comment. why is it republicans, when they come up, they all go in lockstep with the republicans to defeat the president's bill? guest: no disrespect meant to president obama. we often say "obama" or "the obama administration." no matter who the president is, of both parties have to respect him. i would not exactly say "in lockstep." there are some differences of opinion on both sides of the aisle. this year, i will be married 40 years. same woman. practically every day we have a slight disagreement. here we have 435 coming from all over -- i think well intended people. you work it out. it's not as neat as a dictatorship. we have to work it out. sometimes they all rely on the brinksmanship. we can do it. my committee is fortunate. it is a fairly bipartisan committee, but even there you have your disagreements. host: why is congress only meeting 109 days next year and why is the
when you said mr. mcconnell, you said leader mcconnell. you know, you need to give the president some respect and referred to him as president obama. that's my first comment. why is it republicans, when they come up, they all go in lockstep with the republicans to defeat the president's bill? guest: no disrespect meant to president obama. we often say "obama" or "the obama administration." no matter who the president is, of both parties have to respect him. i would not...
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mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. mcconnell: later today the senate will vote on president obama's second attempt to address our nation's ongoing jobs crisis with a stimulus bill. and republicans actually welcome the opportunity. if voting against another stimulus is the only way we can get democrats in washington to finally abandon this failed approach to job creation, then so be it. the president's been calling for this vote for weeks, and in my view, we can't have it soon enough. in fact, on the previous bill i kept trying to get a vote on the president's first version of the stimulus bill. we'll be voting on the second, sort of modified version of the stimulus bill here this afternoon. this is a vote republicans are anxious to have. for nearly five years democrats have controlled the senate, for the last three of those years they have also controlled the white house. by proposing a second stimulus, democrats are showing the american people that they have no
mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. mcconnell: later today the senate will vote on president obama's second attempt to address our nation's ongoing jobs crisis with a stimulus bill. and republicans actually welcome the opportunity. if voting against another stimulus is the only way we can get democrats in washington to finally abandon this failed approach to job creation, then so be it. the president's been...
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the speaker for giving me the opportunity come and mr. mcconnell for allowing me to be the co-chairman as well. and thank you for allowing me to put that on the record. >> thank you, but i did know that you think you got an upgrade in your colleague after leaving congress. >> you know, i tell myself going there and i thought i better back out. but i should also say we do have one criticism of this committee. we had a very fine council named rich beutel who was working, and the next thing we knew he decided to raise the status of his position and work for this committee. but we missed him. >> we don't pay a lot but we offer long-term employment, something your commission couldn't. thank you. [laughter] thank you again albeit we appreciate it. the committee stands adjourned.
the speaker for giving me the opportunity come and mr. mcconnell for allowing me to be the co-chairman as well. and thank you for allowing me to put that on the record. >> thank you, but i did know that you think you got an upgrade in your colleague after leaving congress. >> you know, i tell myself going there and i thought i better back out. but i should also say we do have one criticism of this committee. we had a very fine council named rich beutel who was working, and the next...
mr. akaka: i yield the time. thank you. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: it's no secret congress isn't winning any popularity contests these days. americans are fed up with law makers who are either focused on the wrong thing or determined to block any serious reforms that would actually get at the root of the problems that we face. and that's why republicans have been focused not only on legislation that we think has a good chance of jump starting private-sector job creation in this country but which also has a good shot at actually becoming law. put another way, since taking back the majority this year, republicans in the house of representatives have focused not only on legislation that avoids the economic missteps of the previous 2 1/2 years of democratic control but which also has a good shot of making it through a democratic-led senate. you'd never know it from listening to the president, but there's actually been a significant amount of bipartisan work that's been going on on capitol hill
mr. akaka: i yield the time. thank you. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: it's no secret congress isn't winning any popularity contests these days. americans are fed up with law makers who are either focused on the wrong thing or determined to block any serious reforms that would actually get at the root of the problems that we face. and that's why republicans have been focused not only on legislation that we think has a good chance of...
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and if mr. mcconnell choses to vote against it or if members of this caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we're going to keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they're going to have to explain why it is that they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle class folks and giving tax cuts to small businesses. [ inaudible question ]. >> i think if we don't take action, then we could end up having more significant problems than we have right now. .some of it is just simple math. the payroll tax cuts that we passed is set to expire. the jobs plan includes an extension of the payroll tax cut. now, if that is not extended, then that is over $1,000 out of the pockets of the average american family at a time when they're already feeling a severe pinch. that means they're going to be spending less, that means businesses are going to have less customers and that's
and if mr. mcconnell choses to vote against it or if members of this caucus choose to vote against it, i promise you, we're going to keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component of the bill and each time they're going to have to explain why it is that they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle class folks and giving tax cuts to small businesses. [ inaudible question ]. >> i think if we...
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mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it i promise you we'll keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component and each time they'll have to explain why it is that they'd be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks or giving tax cuts to small businesses. [ inaudible question ] >> i think if we don't take action we can have more significant problems than we have right now. some of it is simple math. the payroll tax is set to expire. the jobs plan includes an extension of the payroll tax cut. now if that is not extended then that is over $1,000 out of the pockets of the average american family at a time when they're already feeling a severe pinch. that means they're going to be spending less. that means businesses will have less customers and that's going to have an adverse effect on an economy that is already weaker than it should be. >> chuck todd. >> thank you, mr. president. before i get to my question, do we assume by how we're talki
mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus choose to vote against it i promise you we'll keep on going and we will put forward maybe piece by piece each component and each time they'll have to explain why it is that they'd be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax cuts to middle-class folks or giving tax cuts to small businesses. [ inaudible question ] >> i think if we don't take action we can have more significant...
Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : October 6, 2011 8:00pm-12:57am EDT
if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus vote against it, i promise you, we are going to keep on going, and we will put forth -- maybe piece by piece -- each component. and each time they are going to have to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax breaks to middle- class folks or tax cuts to small businesses. >> [unintelligible] >> i think if we do not take action, we could end up with more significant problems than we have right now. some of it is simple math. the payroll tax we just passed will be set to expire. the jobs plan -- if that is not extended, and that is over $1,000 out of the pockets of the american family at a time when they're dealing a severe pinch, that means they're going to be spending less. that is going to have an adverse effects on the economy. thank you, mr. president. -- >> thank you, mr. president. we assume you are ok with the change on the surtax, the 5.6% s
if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus vote against it, i promise you, we are going to keep on going, and we will put forth -- maybe piece by piece -- each component. and each time they are going to have to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax breaks to middle- class folks or tax cuts to small businesses. >> [unintelligible] >> i think if we do not take action, we could...
U.S. House of Representatives : CSPAN : October 13, 2011 1:00pm-5:00pm EDT
webb, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnel, the senator from tennessee, mr. accident happeneder, the senator from wyoming, mr. boras smbing o the senator from south dakota, mr. une, the senator from texas, mr. cornyn, the senator from wrin, mr. lugar, and the senator from ohio, mr. port map. the speaker: members of the escort committee shall exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> mr. speaker, the president of the republic of korea. president lee myung-bak: thank you. thank you. the speaker: members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you his excellencey, lee myung-bak, president of the republic of korea. president lee myung-bak: thank you. will you please allow me to speak in korean, please. mr. speaker, mr. vice president, distinguished members of congress, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great privilege to speak to you from this podium in this great institution representing democracy and freedom. and i am particularly
webb, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnel, the senator from tennessee, mr. accident happeneder, the senator from wyoming, mr. boras smbing o the senator from south dakota, mr. une, the senator from texas, mr. cornyn, the senator from wrin, mr. lugar, and the senator from ohio, mr. port map. the speaker: members of the escort committee shall exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker, the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet....
Today in Washington : CSPAN2 : October 26, 2011 2:00am-6:00am EDT
thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. mcconnell, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much. just a quick question. how is what is happening in the eurozone and the policy prescriptions that are being put forward differ from what the united states did during the t.a.r.p. situation back in 2008? >> in some respects there are similarities but there are also important institutional differences, of course, between the u.s. and europe. important similarities is that this is a crisis of confidence and a crisis that has led to huge increase in uncertainty with potentially very negative impact, if not contained. both here in the u.s. and in europe, what is needed, therefore, is an overwhelming, powerful response to reduce concerns, to reduce the uncertainty, to reassure investors that the situation is being contained. in europe, it's been more difficult to put this decisive response in place, because of institutional constraints. there are 17 members of the eurozone and they all need to reach agreement on steps to
thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. mcconnell, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much. just a quick question. how is what is happening in the eurozone and the policy prescriptions that are being put forward differ from what the united states did during the t.a.r.p. situation back in 2008? >> in some respects there are similarities but there are also important institutional differences, of course, between the u.s. and europe. important similarities...
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if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus vote against it, i promise you, we are going to keep on going, and we will put forth -- maybe piece by piece -- each component. and each time they are going to have to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax breaks to middle-class folks or tax cuts to small businesses. >> [unintelligible] >> i think if we do not take action, we could end up with more significant problems than we have right now. some of it is simple math. the payroll tax we just passed will be set to expire. the jobs plan -- if that is not extended, and that is over $1,000 out of the pockets of the american family at a time when they're dealing a severe pinch, that means they're going to be spending less. that is going to have an adverse effects on the economy. thank you, mr. president. -- >> thank you, mr. president. we assume you are ok with the change on the surtax, the 5.6% su
if mr. mcconnell chooses to vote against it or if members of his caucus vote against it, i promise you, we are going to keep on going, and we will put forth -- maybe piece by piece -- each component. and each time they are going to have to explain why they would be opposed to putting teachers back in the classroom or rebuilding our schools or giving tax breaks to middle-class folks or tax cuts to small businesses. >> [unintelligible] >> i think if we do not take action, we could end...
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mica and the rest you refer to president obama when you talk about mr. mcconnell use a leader or speaker kantor and you know, you need to give the president some respect and refer to him as president obama, that is my first comment. the other point is why is it that the republicans all voted and lockstep with the republicans to defeat the president's bill? >> guest: no disrespect to the president obama we often say obama or the obama administration just like we said with bush. no matter who the president is, both parties have to respect him. and then in lockstep, wouldn't exactly say that. i think that there are some differences of opinion on both sides of the aisle. this year and going to be married 40 years, same woman. [laughter] everyday we legislate this agreement but here we have all over, all stripes i think well intended people but differences of opinion. you work it out. it's not as neat as a dictatorship every bit the in lockstep. we have to work it out and sometimes rely on the brink bench of the drives everybody months, but we can do it and i
mica and the rest you refer to president obama when you talk about mr. mcconnell use a leader or speaker kantor and you know, you need to give the president some respect and refer to him as president obama, that is my first comment. the other point is why is it that the republicans all voted and lockstep with the republicans to defeat the president's bill? >> guest: no disrespect to the president obama we often say obama or the obama administration just like we said with bush. no matter...

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New Android Malware Called 'TeaBot' Is Spreading in Europe
Dangerous new Android trojan TeaBot is spreading in Europe and is constantly adding more banks.
The malware is distributed as TeaTV or VLC MediaPlayer and asks users to grant a galore of permissions.
The actors are most probably interacting in real-time with the device, dropping the right overlays and stealing credentials.
A team of researchers at Cleafy has discovered a new Android banking trojan which they call 'TeaBot,' and which has been spreading across European countries since January 2021. The goal of the malware is to steal user credentials and SMS messages and use them both for taking over banking accounts. According to the report, over 60 European banks are targeted, but the biggest volume of distribution is seen in Spain, Germany, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands. That's in line with Flubot, but the researchers clarify that this is a novel malware.
The malware is being under active development and is gradually adding more banks and countries. For example, Italian banks were added in March, while Belgium and Netherlands were added as targeted countries at the beginning of May. This means the particular piece of malware may soon find its way to countries outside Europe, possibly the United States and the United Kingdom, two big "victim pools" that are currently missing.
Source: Cleafy
The abilities of TeaBot include the following:
Ability to perform Overlay Attacks against multiple banks applications to steal login credentials and credit card information
Ability to send / intercept / hide SMS messages
Enabling key logging functionalities
Ability to steal Google Authentication codes
Ability to obtain full remote control of an Android device (via Accessibility Services and real-time screen-sharing)
These are achieved by ensuring the granting of the following permissions upon installation:
Send / Intercept SMS messages
Reading phone book and phone state
Use device supported biometric modalities
Modify audio settings (e.g., to mute the device)
Shows a popup on top of all other apps (used during the installation phase to force the user to accept the accessibility service permissions)
Deleting an installed application
Abusing Android Accessibility Services
Observe actions
Retrieve window content
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As for what app icons are used by TeaBot as a method of hiding from the user, these include TeaTV, VLC MediaPlayer, DHL, and UPS. It goes without saying that the authors may update this set and use other apps for imitation, so you should remain vigilant even if you don't have any of these four on your app drawer. After all, the malware is removing its icon from the device once it is granted the requested permissions.
In terms of the TeaBot communications with the C2, the malware is sending POST and GET requests every 10 seconds, and the former is encrypted with the XOR algorithm. The researchers believe that TeaBot is configured for real-time interaction with the compromised device, that's why the requests are so frequent.
To protect yourself against these threats, only download software from trustworthy and reputable sources, use Google Play, review the requested permissions carefully before granting, and use a mobile security solution. In this case, installing a media player like VLC shouldn't be accompanied by requests to send SMS messages, reading the contacts list, or use biometric sensors.
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Won't You (Cheaply) Help DARPA Gear Up for the Coming Robopocalypse?
Back in July the government identified robots as one of the R&D priorities for the 2012 budget (about a decade behind the rest of us). Now there's a research funding round to aid small business robotic's efforts, to build robot gear DARPA can't manage.
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The Office of Science and Technology Policy was behind July's thinking that "Robotics is an important technology because of its potential to advance national needs such as homeland security, defense, medicine, healthcare, space exploration," and a whole list of other purposes. The OSTP thinks it's also a tech at "a tipping point in terms of its usefulness and versatility," thanks to innovations in programming, hardware, and computer vision.
Now the White House has announced that five federal agencies have banded together to create a fund to spur "small business research." Companies can apply for cash to aid work on "robot-assisted rehabilitation, robotics for drug discovery, and robots that can disarm explosive devices." This last one is particularly revealing, given how much the U.S. armed forces are relying on robotics in the current expeditionary missions, and how much improvised explosive weapons are inflicted disaster in Afghanistan and Iraq (with a side-order of worries about similar terrorist threats at home).
DARPA, of course, sets out guidelines about the kind of robots its funds: They must have "novel actuators that exceed the safety and efficacy of human muscle," which is a no-brainer–why would anyone build a defense bot that is weaker than a person? The actuators must be safe, extremely powerful, and robust–also no-brainers. They must also have designs that "do not rely on exotic or expensive materials or processes" and have potential for "low-cost manufacturing."
And here's the truth behind all this, hinted at by BotJunkie's post on the news. Official government funding on robotics and general science and tech for decades, including billions of unaccountable "black project" cash, hasn't developed robotics swiftly enough to meet modern requirements. There's a ton of clever work in the bag, certainly, but it's either too expensive or too unreliable to quickly turn into workable robots that can help the U.S.'s war efforts as well as engineering tasks back home. So the government has opened the cash pool to small businesses, who may come up with novel ideas, are potentially more agile in turning ideas into workable products, and who lack the institutionalized corruption that seems to plague official big-budget defense funds.
We're also going to chide the OSTP for lack of balls in following through what could've been appealing trick: The fund is called "Robotics Technology Development and Deployment" not "Robotics Research, Development and Deployment" (which works since "technology" is implicit in "robotics"). Hence its official acronym is RTD2, rather than ….
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Thousands of food lovers got a taste of the Welsh language at a popular festival – as well as the international language of coffee
Organisers of the Llangollen Food Festival were thrilled with the turn-out over two bustling days at the popular event which has been hailed as one of the highlights in the UK's culinary calendar.
Visitors also given the opportunity to sample the delights of the Welsh language as they browsed more than 100 stalls at the famous International Pavilion.
The festival teamed up with Menter Iaith Sir Ddinbych, one of a network of organisations established across Wales to promote the language, and pupils from the nearby high school, Ysgol Dinas Bran and Ysgol Brynhyfryd, in Ruthin.
The youngster set up a taste-test panel and produced a Vlog which was posted on YouTube.
Menter Iaith Sir Ddinbych chief officer Ruth Williams said: "Llangollen Food Festival is a brilliant event, attracting thousands of people yearly and a perfect chance to get more people who don't normally converse in Welsh to try basic sentences."
"Welsh-language speaking exhibitors agreed to wear lanyards signifying they are bilingual. It meant fluent Welsh-language speakers could talk to them in their native language, but learners and complete beginners also knew immediately that they could have a go at conversing with the stall holder in Welsh.
"We had leaflets produced to distribute among festival goers providing basic translations of words which might be useful in a culinary environment. They include Blasus (tasty), Cacen (cake), Siocled (chocolate) and bread (bara).
"The project's been a great success with really positive feedback from people who enjoyed trying out Welsh in such relaxed, fun surroundings."
Ysgol Dinas Bran media studies students Damon Richards-Gilliam, 15, and Jim Norman, 16, filmed the taste-test vlog.
Damon said: "We've worked with the food festival Menter Iaith team for three years and always found that talking about food is a great way to break down language barriers."
One exhibitor invented his own language to promote his Rhyl-based Mug Run coffee roasting business. Tim Parry had postcards printed for distribution to customers, teaching them the novelty sign language.
He said: "I'm really proud of it. I formulated it as a result of years of experience. I realised that when customers talk about coffee brewing machines and methods, they use different hand signals.
"A flat hand pressing downwards, for instance, means a cafetiere, a clenched fist is a stove top method, a finger pointing down indicates a drip pour machine. I became so expert at interpreting them that I eventually decided to catalogue the different signs by hand-drawing small sketches of them to print on my postcards."
Tim has exhibited at Llangollen for five years but for the first time he delivered a workshop for people to taste different coffee flavours and have a go at making their own. He also produced a blend of roasted coffee, called Hamper, in celebration of the 2019 food festival.
"It's a great event I always enjoy so I wanted to create a blend especially for it." said Tim who was helped on his stall by his mum Meryl Bowker.
Neil Moffat and wife, Claire Hemingway-Moffat, who launched Hemingway's pesto in Churton, near Farndon, cooking up their special recipe in their home kitchen, were also having a great time.
Neil said: "We've got four children who all went off to university, but none were very good cooks.
"When they would come home Claire would make up a giant jar of her delicious pesto sauce for them to take back to their digs.
"We used to call it Red Cross pesto because it was designed to give them something healthy and nutritious to eat. It was so well liked by their student friends that we began making more and more of it and now it's really taken off and become a mini-business."
Famous entrepreneur and star of television's The Apprentice, Alan Sugar, recognised the potential for success in the fine foods market when he invested in the cake making business of 2016 The Apprentice winner Alana Spencer. Her company, Ridiculously Rich, also had a stall at this year's Llangollen Food Festival, manned by Katie Lancashire.
Katie said: "I love being Alana's ambassador. To be able to display and sell her delicious cakes in an arena like this is a fabulous opportunity. Llangollen festival lives up to its reputation of being a great event for foodies of all ages."
The festival has been named one of the Top 10 food festivals in the UK by the Independent and Daily Telegraph newspapers.
Organiser Phil Davies said: "We're absolutely delighted. It went very, very well. Our exhibition stands were full and included some newcomers to the festival which is always nice to see, and everyone had positive feedback on both the trade stands and the interactive workshops and demonstrations."
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Adeline Protat est une œuvre littéraire de Henry Murger publiée en quatre parties dans la Revue des Deux Mondes de Paris en 1853.

L'histoire se déroule au milieu du  dans le village de Montigny, situé dans le département de Seine-et-Marne, en région Île-de-France, au sud de la forêt de Fontainebleau, sur la rive gauche du Loing.

Elle évoque, en grande partie, les passions amoureuses d'Adeline, fille d'un sabotier, de son apprenti, Zéphyr et d'un jeune peintre, Lazare, ainsi que le monde artistique lié à l'école de peinture de Barbizon, la paysannerie et l'artisanat, tel que le métier de sabotier.

Personnages
 Père Protat, veuf, sabotier et propriétaire terrien. (Mortelet et Compiaigne, prête-noms de Protat divulgués par le jeune clerc Julien aux paysans pour les inciter à la haine contre la famille et amis du sabotier).
 Françoise, femme du père Protat, décédée quand Adeline avait trois ans, après s'être épuisée par les veilles et les angoisses que sa fille, malade, lui causaient.
 Adeline Protat (18 ans), sujet principal de l'ouvrage, fille du père Protat et de sa femme Françoise, enfant malade et fragile.
 Zéphyr (15 ans), orphelin adopté par Protat et qui devient son apprenti, tant soit peu bousculé - () - Sculpteur sur bois ignoré jusqu'à la fin du roman.
 La mère Madelon (plus de 60 ans), servante chez Protat, veuve, vachère et ancienne riche propriétaire ruinée.
 Lazare (30 ans environ), appelé le désigneux, peintre paysagiste, locataire chez les Protat pour une troisième année consécutive, à la belle saison.
 Le marquis et la marquise de Bellerie, qui s'occupèrent de la santé et de l'éducation d'Adeline.
 Cécile, fille des Bellerie, grande amie d'Adeline, sauvée en bas âge de la noyade par le père Protat.
 Caporal, le chien remarquable recueilli par la mère Madelon, mais mort au moment du récit.
 Les désigneux de Marlotte, rencontrés à la Mare aux Fées par Lazare et Zéphyr, qui pousseront ce dernier à se faire reconnaitre dans le monde des arts .
 Père Orson, chauffeur de l'Impériale dans laquelle Lazare arrivait à Bourron pour venir à Montigny.
 Des Médecins, le curé, le maire, l'instituteur, le notaire et son clerc Julien (amoureux frustré d'Adeline, semeur de ragots), les villageois et paysans.
 Théodore et sa chienne Lydie, peintre désigneux, rencontrés à la Mare aux Fées.
 Comte de Livry, mari de Cécile, décédé un an après leur mariage.
 Gaspard Hauser, évoqué en comparaison de Zéphyr.
 Maréchal-ferrant de Sorques, cousin d'un paysan.
 Un vacher venu près d'Adeline quand elle fut mordue par un serpent.
 Père Grapin, personne du Bas-Bréau, chez qui Protat conseille Lazare de se rendre après avoir appris la rumeur sur une alliance entre sa fille et lui.

Lieux
 Montigny où se déroule l'histoire.
 Le Loing (rivière) où faillirent se noyer la jeune Cécile et Zéphyr.
 Bourron, Marlotte, Recloses, Barbizon, Chailly, Montereau, Arbonne, villages cités dans le récit.
 Nemours, c'est à sa foire annuelle que Zéphyr vend dix francs (deux écus) une douzaine de ses créations, qu'un marchand de Fontainebleau (au Bas-Bréau) revend 20 francs chacune. Gains qu'il destinait au père Protat.
 Ruines de Grez, Route-Ronde et croix de Saint-Hérem, où est retrouvé le nourrisson que père Protat adoptera et nommera Zéphyr.
 Le château de Moret des Bellerie, et Paris, où séjourne Adeline quand elle est prise en charge par les Bellerie.
 Gorges et grottes dans les Longs-Rochers que faisait visiter, aux touristes et artistes, la Madelon à l'aide de son chien Caporal ; c'est dans l'une de ces grottes que se trouve l'atelier secret de Zéphyr.
 Le Midi de la France, où Adeline est soignée et guérie.
 Le Bois des Trembleaux, où le sabotier se fournit en matériau.
 Le plateau, lieu-dit, surélevé dans la forêt de Fontainebleau au centre duquel se trouve la Mare aux Fées et la Mare aux Corneilles, sources d'inspirations des peintres paysagistes. La Gorge au Loup, les futaies des Ventes à la Reine, les Buissons-aux-Vipères, (proches des mares) sont d'autres lieux où Lazare étudie, où il emmène Zéphyr et lui fait quelques reproches sur son comportement de paresseux.

 La Maison-Blanche, auberge où demeure Lazare durant le séjour de Cécile, l'amie intime d'Adeline.
 Petit-Barrau, terre de Protat.
 Sorques, Chemin de Larchant, Chemin dit de l'Amateur, lieux-dits de Montigny.
 Jardin du presbytère, lieu où Lazare confie au curé son amour pour Adeline.
 Académie de Marlotte, d'où viennent les désigneux en étude à Montigny et avec lesquels Zéphyr sympathisent, quand ils découvrent ses sculptures.
 Château de Bourron, fréquenté par les désigneux de Marlotte.

Résumé
Lazare est un jeune peintre qui vient étudier et puiser son inspiration dans la forêt de Fontainebleau, à Montigny, pour la troisième année consécutive. Il séjourne alors chez le père Protat, veuf de Françoise et sabotier de son état.

Depuis la naissance de sa fille Adeline, quelques malheurs ont jalonné l'existence de ce paisible et rude artisan et de son épouse.
En effet, Adeline était une enfant très fragile et malade qui a causé indirectement, par les veilles et les soucis, la mort de sa mère, trois ans après sa naissance, et le désespoir de Protat qui de surcroît fut soupçonné, au village, de maltraitance envers sa propre fille. Les médecins sont formels, sans véritables soins, Adeline est vouée à une mort certaine.
Le sauvetage de la noyade par le père Protat d'une enfant prénommée Cécile lui fait rencontrer le marquis et la marquise de Bellery qui alors, reconnaissants, se chargent de soigner, en séjournant quelque temps dans le Midi de la France, et d'éduquer Adeline, conjointement à leur fille Cécile, au château de Moret et à Paris.

En confession avec le curé, le père Protat s'engage à adopter un orphelin si sa fille recouvre la santé. Ce sera chose faite, quand un soir d'hiver, il recueille un nourrisson abandonné dans le froid et qu'il appellera Zéphyr. Ce dernier deviendra son apprenti.

Après la guérison d'Adeline, revenue dans sa maison natale, Protat prend La Madelon comme servante, veuve prospère en son temps avec son chien exceptionnel surnommé Caporal.

Mais Adeline, adolescente la première fois que Lazare est venu chez elle, est tombée amoureuse du jeune peintre dès qu'elle fut consciente, à 18 ans, de ce sentiment envers lui. D'autre part, Zéphyr s'est entiché de la jeune fille ; il se sait plus médiocre que Lazare, et dans un accès de désespoir il attente à ses jours en se jetant, lesté aux chevilles, dans le Loing, mais il est sauvé in-extremis par le Père Protat et Lazare.

Lazare qui comprend les passions des deux enfant/adolescent, vit .

Lazare s'efforce de briser l'amour qu'éprouve Adeline pour lui : , tout en essayant de briser l'idée que Zéphyr est trop pauvre et trop jeune, et de surcroît orphelin, pour Adeline.

Au grand étonnement de Lazare, Zéphyr lui confie qu'il fabrique en cachette des petits objets en bois.  C'est dans une grotte bien discrète des Longs-Rochers que se trouve son atelier secret et où sont stockés une vingtaine d'objets de fantaisie, créations inspirées de la nature, faune et flore. Il a déjà accumulé près de 80 francs du fruit de ses ventes, argent destiné au père Protat, en guise de reconnaissance. Mais sa passion pour Adeline bouscule tous ses projets. Cependant Lazare lui laisse envisager un avenir artistique à Paris. D'autres jeunes peintres, des désigneux comme Lazare, sont admiratifs devant les qualités artistiques de Zéphyr.

À l'occasion d'une visite de Cécile, Protat, qui a découvert la passion de sa fille pour Lazare, souhaite éloigner ce dernier de son foyer. Il découvre aussi l'amour de Zéphyr pour cette dernière. Et alors, la colère éclate contre tous, de la Madelon jusque à lui-même, de n'avoir rien vu plus tôt. Mais les révélations d'Adeline l'apaisent, quand elle propose elle-même de dire à Lazare de loger ailleurs pendant le séjour de Cécile. À l'auberge où il passe ses nuits, les paysans, sur des propos du jeune clerc de notaire, Julien, se croient voler par le père Protat lors d'acquisitions de certains terrains qui devraient prendre de la valeur grâce au tracé d'une voie ferrée sur ceux-ci.

Le père Protat découvre entre-temps l'argent que possède son apprenti et l'accuse de vol. Mais Lazare intervient dans le sens de Zéphyr qui prouve son talent en taillant des serpents dans un bout de bois, sous l'admiration de Cécile et d'Adeline, et l'approbation du père Protat. Adeline soupçonne enfin que Lazare n'a pas d'amour pour elle, un soir de promenade, en présence de Cécile, quand cette dernière et le peintre lui diront tout l'amour de zéphyr à son égard. Néanmoins Cécile, en bonne confidente, lui conseille de prouver son amour à Lazare, en tentant de le rendre jaloux (témoigner de l'amour pour Zéphyr, entre autres).

Madelon et Protat apprennent que dans le village il se raconte que Lazare et Adeline sont amants, une révélation qui accentue encore le mépris des paysans contre le clan Protat. On apprend vraiment à ce moment du récit, par une confidence au curé, que Lazare est amoureux d'Adeline ; bien que dans certains de ses rêves, il voyait le visage d'Adeline. Il ne souhaite pas la demander en mariage pour éviter la rumeur d'une relation intéressée par l'argent.

Alors que les villageois se regroupent pour se rendre chez le père Protat et en découdre avec lui, le curé, au courant de tels agissements, part aussitôt chez ce dernier pour éviter un probable lynchage et pour l'informer de son entretien, voire sa confession, avec Lazare.

Quatre jours après, le mariage d'Adeline et Lazare est fixé mais Zéphyr qui avait disparu, revient, grisé par les promesses des désigneux et par son séjour au château de Bourron, mais il attente de nouveau à sa vie en se jetant sur un taureau quand il prend connaissance de la prochaine union. Il s'en sort et part pour Paris où Lazare le rencontre un jour, en visite chez un artiste qui lui enseigne l'art de la sculpture.

Divers
 Les accordailles de Jacques Gamelin,  - Peinture dont se sert Lazare pour évoquer l'alliance possible entre Adeline et Zéphyr. (le tableau se trouvait au musée du Louvre à l'époque du récit mais est exposé désormais au musée des Beaux-Arts de Carcassonne.)

Éditions
 C. Lassalle, New-York, 1853, 100 p.
 Michel Lévy frères, Paris, 1854, 317 p.

Notes et références

Bibliographie

Liens externes

 Scènes de campagne. Adeline Protat sur Gallica
 Forêt de Fontainebleau sur Routard.com
 Henry Murger Les grandes heures de Marlotte sur apophtegme.com
 Henry Murger La mare aux fées sur vdrfrance.com
 Murger La mare aux fées sur lt.aaff.fr
 Henry Murger sur Larousse

Livre paru en 1853
Forêt de Fontainebleau
Roman français paru en 1853

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