
will do everything for the accomplishment of his will."
minutes afterward the secretary entered.
filled with documents and papers relative to my ministry."
feared it would reach the ears of the queen-mother before M.
the place of sojourn and rest for their majesties.
fortune. It is true, that in exchange he gained his liberty.
a long journey to make, to have our horses fail us."
your majesty permit me to speak to him?"
"Can it be you, Monsieur Grimaud?" asked Parry.
up, but without losing his respectful demeanor.
Charles, evidently affected at the remembrance.
Monsieur le Comte de la Fere, live in this neighborhood?"
to the white-and-red house behind the gate.
"And is Monsieur le Comte de la Fere at home at present?"
"At the back, under the chestnut trees."
flowers, rose above all the rest.
carriage coming towards him, he raised his hat and waited.
took him by the hand.
Athos looked at the king as if to interrogate him.
"Oh, the history is soon related," said Charles.
them at his right hand on the day of battle."
authorization of the king of France, who has refused me."
"The king has refused you, sire!"
brother Louis; but Monsieur de Mazarin ---- "
"You perhaps think I should have expected this refusal?"
said the king, who had noticed the movement.
respectfully, "I know that Italian of old."
million, if he would lend it me."
all is lost, and the time is come to yield."
plainly, that all is lost."
"Will your majesty permit me to express a contrary opinion?"
order that I do not know how to face my position?"
that suddenly the great turns of fortune have taken place."
dangers, business, and not to rest in heavens."
hundred crowns which that servant carried in his purse?"
my brother Louis was refused me."To expand on this for broader understanding (as this answer is completely correct), the stomach and most of the intestines drain into a venous system that leads to the liver instead of the systemic circulation. This means that blood and anything absorbed into it via the intestinal and gastric mucosa goes through the liver before it goes to the rest of the body. The liver modifies and eliminates some substances very quickly and others more slowly. 

The nitric oxide that is the active byproduct of nitroglycerin, for example, is very quickly and thoroughly broken down by the liver meaning very little active nitric oxide actually enters the systemic circulation and is able to reach systemic vessel walls where it has a strong dilatory effect. As this is the goal of nitroglycerine (and therefore nitric oxide) administration in cases of angina and myocardial infarction, a swallowed pill form is mostly worthless.

The drainage of the oral mucosa (and, therefore, anything absorbed sublingually) instead immediately enters systemic circulation. This is not only faster in terms of absolute digestive transit time but avoids the liver modifying and eliminating substances that enter the bloodstream here before it can effect receptors and tissues throughout the body. Chemicals absorbed here will eventually pass through the liver as the liver does receive blood from the systemic circulation as well. As such, the liver will get a shot at most everything, but it gets a shot at things absorbed in the stomach and intestines much earlier. Hence the idea behind "first-pass metabolism".

Other drugs such as anti-emetics (anti-vomiting) agents (i.e. ondansetron) are administered sublingually because they are given to patients at risk of vomiting and if they are swallowed we are to assume they will just be rejected by the stomach before they can be absorbed at all.

TL;DR - The liver destroys some many substances that enter via the stomach and intestines before they can work; putting stuff under the tongue bypasses/delays this.RObinho, renownedÂ Â Â throughout theÂ Â world, arrived in South Africa as one of the FIFA Confederations Cup’s star attractions. However, a patchy first game for the dribble wizard had some observers wondering what all the fuss was about. Largely anonymous for chunks of a laboured 4-3 win over Egypt, the Manchester City player turned things around his second outing, a 3-0 defeat of USA in Tshwane/Pretoria that has virtually assuredÂ A SeleÃ§Ã£o a place in the semi-finals.
“We were a little tired in our first game against Egypt and it showed in the nature of our performance,” Robinho told FIFA.com. “Against the United States in our second game, we played very well. We came together as a team and showed the kind of football that we are famous for. We deserved to win and it’s a great feeling to have two wins from two games.
When asked about the joyous sprit that is evident in the side’s training camp, as well as in the raucous celebrations that followed each of the three goals against USA, Robinho tried to sum up the nature of football in Brazil.
“We Brazilians play with joy in their hearts,” said the deep-lying forward, chief joker in the camp as evidenced by his constant banter, cheeky play and broad smiles at every training session.
After Felipe Melo opened the scoring for the Brazilians in the seventh minute against USA, Robinho doubled the lead, getting on the end of a clinical and lightning-fast counter-attack in the 20th minute. It was his first goal of these finals and a proud moment for the young man.
“It’s great to be off the mark on a personal level, but it’s much more important to help the team,” he said, recalling the cool, slotted finish that slipped past goalkeeper Tim Howard and into the back of the net, virtually putting the game beyond the North Americans’ reach. “Just to wear the canary-yellow jersey of Brazil is an absolute honour.
It’s something that you dream about from when you’re a small boy. Our goal is simple: to play the best football we can and at the end to be parading around the pitch with the trophy as champions.” Even with a thrilling performance, which will surely have the rest of the competition from Bloemfontein to Johannesburg shaking in their boots, Robinho is still unwilling to label his Brazil side as favourites. “It wouldn’t be right to call ourselves favourites here in South Africa,” he said.
Schiff's complete piano sonatas on ECM, together with Paul Lewis's magnificent set on Harmonia Mundi (which is sadly not available on Spotify at this moment), are among the very best Beethoven recordings I've ever heard. Temperamentally Schiff is close to Edwin Fischer, who made the first, and still my favourite complete recording of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, and Lewis more close to, of course, his mentor Alfred Brendel, whose fourth(!) complete Beethoven piano sonatas on Philips in the late 90s is perhap the best stereo set. The sound quality of Schiff and Lewis' sets is admirable.
"Naxos sees it as its mission to promote the appreciation and understanding of classical music and has produced a wide range of educational texts and recordings.
The Naxos Educational series offers a very informative and enjoyable listening experience for both the new comers to classical music and veteran concert goers.
Here's the playlist: Naxos Educational: An Index (81 tracks from 81 albums). One track off every album, so that the list won't get too long. You can click the album title in the list to access any of the full album. In the A To Z of Pianists, You can hear the pianist who had heard Chopin himself play and played with Liszt, the French master Francis Planté who was born in 1839, playing piano, not on a roll! The Classic Explained and Life And Works series by Jeremy Siepmann(official site, his Spotify catalog) are surprisingly charming, you got to hear him sing the opening of the Pastoral Symphony.
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import sys
import pandas as pd

if __name__ == '__main__':
    filename = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else'res/managers.xlsx'
    xl = pd.ExcelFile(filename)
    print(xl.sheet_names)
The Romans, Hungarians and Turks began history in Szekesfehervar more than one thousand years ago. After the invading Turks razed more of the city in 1526 with fire, it was reshaped into an industrial and agricultural center. The 11th century Basilica held nearly 40 coronations in its historic Garden of Ruins. Farming and industry remain as the city's economic base.
King Stephen Museum, Zichy Palace, Town Hall, Garden of Ruins.
This useful program helps users automate computer mouse and keyboard inputs. It is possible to create long sequences of actions and run them on a schedule.
Auto Clicker and Auto Typer
Auto Clicker and Auto Typer is a Windows tool for creating scripts that simulate mouse clicks as well as keystrokes.
How it works
Automatic scripts are called “robots” in the app. To make a new one, you can click the Add Robot