I just posted some command-line interactive output at:
http://dpaste.com/hold/55270/
The gist of the problem:
>>> second_bunch = Subject.objects.all().order_by('name')[22:44]
>>> second_bunch[0] # shows unexpected output
<Subject: Africana>
...but...
>>> second_bunch = Subject.objects.all().order_by('name')[22:44]
>>> second_bunch
[<Subject: History>, (subjects snipped), <Subject: Urban Policy>]
>>> second_bunch[0] # shows expected outuput
<Subject: History>
Essentially, if I don't list the output of 'second-bunch', it contains
the whole queryset instead of the specified sliced range.
I know there is lazy querying, but I thought that the command
'second_bunch[0]' would force the proper sliced-range query.
I'd appreciate help understanding this.
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