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Appearances can be deceptive. Behind the staid facade of Anglia Television's city centre headquarters - at various times an agricultural hall, museum and post office - an intrepid team, many of whom are barely older than the audience they hope to serve, are working round-the-clock to produce 11 hours of original youth TV programming a week. It's a modest start, but Rapture has big ambitions. And so does its enthusiastic production team.
Take 22-year-old Licia Graves who, armed with a media performance degree from Salford University, landed a job as presenter and researcher when the fledgling channel launched three months ago. "I want to produce, I want to present and I want to make my own shows," she declares. "I don't just want to do what other people tell me to."
Sitting opposite her in Rapture's bustling production office is Esther Dixon, at 26 a relative old-timer who studied drama at Middlesex University and worked unpaid as a runner before persuading Virgin Radio to let her produce and present entertainment news. Now a presenter on Rapture, she also mucks in as researcher, writer, editor and floor manager.
"Obviously I'd heard of multi-skilling - it's the way things are going. But I didn't quite realise it would literally mean I would be doing everything," she admits. The youthful production teams work closely with "old hands" brought in from Anglia - surely a recipe for culture clash? Not at all, Ms Dixon breezily explains: "They're great to learn from, and not fogeyish at all." (And this despite one executive likening the early days to a scene from the movie Cocoon.) "It may be a cheap way of making TV," she adds, "but it gives you much more control if you are presenting but also know how to hold a camera, or what happens in the edit."
Empowerment is a buzz word at Rapture. The young programme-makers know they're making TV on the cheap - starting salaries are around pounds 8,000 a year and production budgets a mere pounds 2,500 per half hour - but they're fearsomely ambitious. Which suits the bosses extremely well. "Today's teens are into content, not glitzy presentation, which works well for our limited budgets," says founding director Adam Stanhope.
"This is the future of multi channel television," he believes, "a channel catering for an audience poorly served by other broadcasters." It's all original programming - no US imports or re-runs. And it's totally in tune with its audience. "As we make the shows in-house, our teams are out talking to teenagers every day about what they think, like and do which comes straight back into the core of the company. No-one can accuse us of being out of touch."
Stanhope and his co-directors Robert Ditcham, Debbie Mason and Stephen Garrett, the ex-Channel 4 youth TV head who gave us The Word, conceived Rapture three years ago. They secured backing last April from United News & Media who's TV interests include HTV and Anglia, hence the Norwich link. In August they signed their first cable deal - to be part of the basic channel package available to Telewest's 650,000 cable TV subscribers. By November, the 45-strong team was on air.
There was an obvious gap in the market for a teenage TV channel, Debbie Mason believes. "Just look at the popularity of teen magazines. These are people eager to find out more about themselves and the world around them," she says. "There was a clear need for someone to address their full range of interests, not just music and football. Variety was the key - something they weren't getting on BBC 2 or Channel 4."
Despite the early rash of "yoof TV" shows fuelled by the success of Network 7 in the Eighties, teen programmes today remain marginalised - focusing on entertainment and banished to the edges of peak time so as not to alienate mainstream audiences. Shows with greatest youth appeal are now those aimed at a wider audience: Have I Got News for You, TFI Friday and anything starring Vic and Bob.
"Teenage audiences want to watch people who behave just as they are - they are no longer prepared to swallow celebrity whole," explains Siobhan Bia, senior researcher at youth market consultancy Informer. "The real danger is targeting teenagers too overtly so that they feel pigeonholed. At a time when you are trying to understand yourself, the last thing you want is people telling you who you are."
Jane Hewland, originator of Network 7 who's more recent series include Gamesmaster and Sky One drama Dream Team, agrees. "I don't think youth programmes exist any more," she says, pointing out that Channel 4's teen soap, Hollyoaks, put in a poor showing against Eastenders and Friends in a recent Smash Hits poll. "Youth's become a state of mind rather than an age group. You can't programme for teenagers, you must programme stuff that caters for different interests. There is a difference."
Rapture, however, is confident there's demand for a TV channel that reflects teenagers' everyday lives. It does, however, face a delicate balancing act. As any teenage magazine publisher knows, actual readership is always younger than target audience as teens aspire upwards - which is why most J17 readers, for example, are 12 or 13. Also, it must meet the approval of parents - the people who foot the cable TV bill.
So, the channel's programme schedule blends arts, entertainment, lifestyle and current affairs. It's fun and educational, Mason insists, but the education has more to do with inspiring than traditional teaching.
Discussion shows have addressed Aids, cannabis and the age of consent. Teenage arts show Space has reviewed books and art including the Royal Academy's controversial "Sensation" exhibition. Crush focuses on teenage relationships. Cash on Demand is a teenage finance show. Trainspotters, the obligatory music slot, includes club and DJ reviews plus a slot for unsigned bands.
For the time being, Rapture's availability remains patchy - Scotland, the north east and north west, Birmingham and the Midlands, Bristol and the west, Essex, the Thames Estuary and south west London. However, negotiations with other cable companies are underway and the directors are keeping a watchful eye on the approach of digital broadcasting.
"The idea is we will start broadcasting seven days a week when we can go digital, keeping weekend broadcasts in analogue as a taster and offer the full seven days as a subscription service," Stanhope explains. It's a gamble - but one Rapture, UN&M and Telewest are willing to take as they lay the foundations for survival in tomorrow's multi channel, digital TV world.
Which suits Licia, Esther and their colleagues just fine.
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Rhino Skin announces iPod mini aluminum hardcase
Rhino Skin, makers of PDA hardcases, has released a new aluminum hardcase for the iPod mini. The anodized aluminum hardcase features cushioned neoprene interior, access to all function buttons, Rhinoclip removable post and belt clip system, and a Stuffbak Loss Protection Service label. The new case costs $34.95 and Rhino Skin is now accepting pre-orders for June delivery.
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Posted by mongoos150 in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 12:18 AM (CDT)
Heres the pics -
Looks nice, but I don't have an ipon mini. I wonder how hot a regular ipod would run in something like that.
Posted by Joey in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 12:35 AM (CDT)
Thanks, mongooos150, for posting pics. Their site doesn't allow access without accepting cookies, something that, as a web designer and businessman, I can never undertand….
The case does look slick, but doesn't appear to allow access to the touch wheel, unless I'm not seeing something…
Posted by danielo l'orange in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 12:57 AM (CDT)
Maybe 'function buttons' means the ones on top, cause I'm not seeing an outlet for the ones on the front.
Posted by Prudence in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 6:33 AM (CDT)
The whole purpose of the iPod Mini is to show it off, basically 'cause the colors… It's alum surface is far more resistent than the any of the iPods… WHY will you use something that it's not friendly regarding controls and completely hide your "cool" iPod Mini?
Posted by elwilly in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 7:41 AM (CDT)
This case would be usefull if you were tossing it in your schoolbag. As "cool" as the iPod mini is, it is still an electronic device not made to take all kinds of impact.
Posted by Mike in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 8:12 AM (CDT)
It is a nice case, but there really is no "access" to all the controls. All of the controls are on the front, and that whole front is covered up. It is still a nice looking case though.
Posted by Asian_N02 in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 8:32 AM (CDT)
Why not leave the iPod mini in the original box? Safe and sound in there.
I keep mine in a Sentry:
Posted by http://homepagemac.com/cherrypop/ in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 10:29 AM (CDT)
Why can't they make a case similar to this for the 3G iPod? I want a case where you can at least see what's on the screen that protects it well. You can't do that with the iPod Armor. You have to open the sucker up, which can be a pain.
Posted by JBF in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 12:51 PM (CDT)
Is someone going to make a titanium case that protects the aluminum case that protects the iPod's aluminum case?
Posted by P in Irvine, CA on May 13, 2004 at 1:56 PM (CDT)
Looks like one of those big metal face protectors people use when working with fire/explosives. But…as for "P" 's comment…people use these when doing heavy sports with there iPods.
Posted by Boaguy in Irvine, CA on May 14, 2004 at 10:40 PM (CDT)
hmm i sence a lot of sarcasam here!!!!
but the safe idea in the original box is a good idea….just remember to keep the shrink wrapping on!
Posted by rivlinm in Irvine, CA on May 15, 2004 at 5:25 PM (CDT)
I actually like the idea of a hard case for the mini. But I would want one that is completely closed on the front and has openings just on the top and bottom for play through. I would use such a case so that I could just drop my mini in my bag when I'm either not listening to it, or when I'm listening but not fiddling with it. If I'm sitting down where I could access the clickwheel and screen, I could open it up. It should, of course, open from the side rather than the top so as not to get in the way of ports. One final problem I have with the case pictured is the enormous logo. Doesn't fit the iPod aesthetic at all.
Posted by elo in Irvine, CA on May 17, 2004 at 11:55 PM (CDT)
Is the ipod mini Good?
Posted by Mark in Irvine, CA on July 17, 2004 at 9:45 AM (CDT)
I like the post about protecting the alluminum case with an alluminum case with a titanium case… my thoughts exactly. Perhaps they should make an alluminum case to protect the iPods that dont have one already??? I like Rhino cases for Ipaq etc… I wish they would make one for my 3G iPod.
Posted by Mike in Irvine, CA on August 9, 2004 at 2:12 PM (CDT)
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Farm Programs: Changes to the Marketing Assistance Loan Program Have Had Little Impact on Payments
GAO-01-964: Published: Sep 28, 2001. Publicly Released: Nov 5, 2001.
Under the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Marketing Assistance Loan Program, the federal government accepts harvested crops as collateral for interest-bearing loans (marketing assistance loans) that are typically due in nine months. When market prices drop below the loan rate (the loan price per pound or bushel), the government allows farmers to repay the loan at a lower rate and retain ownersh...
Peanut Program: Potential Effects of Proposed Farm Bill on Producers, Consumers, Government, and Peanut Imports and Exports
GAO-01-1135R: Published: Sep 26, 2001. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2001.
The current federal peanut program, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is designed to support producers' incomes while ensuring an ample supply of domestically produced peanuts. To achieve these goals, the program controls the domestic supply of peanuts and guarantees producers a minimum price for their crops. This price substantially exceeds the price for peanuts in world markets...
Dairy Industry: Estimated Economic Impacts of Dairy Compacts
GAO-01-866: Published: Sep 14, 2001. Publicly Released: Sep 14, 2001.
U.S. dairy farmers produced 167.7 billion pounds of unprocessed, raw milk in 2000. Federal and state dairy programs influence the minimum prices paid to farmers for raw milk. These prices are based on how the raw milk is to be used. Minimum prices set for raw milk to be used for making drinking milk (fluid milk) are higher than those for milk used for manufacturing cheese, butter, and other dair...
Farm Programs: Information on Recipients of Federal Payments
GAO-01-606: Published: Jun 15, 2001. Publicly Released: Jul 17, 2001.
Payments to farmers under federal farm programs have reached an historic high--over $20 billion in fiscal year 2000. Nearly half of U.S. farms are receiving payments for income or price support purposes and/or for engaging in activities such as land conservation. These payments, in total, made up almost one-half of net farm income in fiscal year 2000. Despite the annual influx of billions of feder...
Farm Loan Programs: Improvements in the Loan Portfolio but Continued Monitoring Needed
GAO-01-732T: Published: May 16, 2001. Publicly Released: May 16, 2001.
This testimony discusses the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) farm loan programs, which are run by the Farm Service Agency (FSA). GAO (1) provides an overview of the financial condition of FSA's farm loan portfolio as of September 30, 2000 and (2) explains its decision to remove the farm programs from its high-risk list. GAO found that FSA had more than $16.6 billion in outstanding farm loans as...
Farm Service Agency: Updated Status of the Multibillion-Dollar Farm Loan Portfolio
GAO-01-202: Published: Jan 10, 2001. Publicly Released: Jan 10, 2001.
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) within the Department of Agriculture provides financial assistance to farmers and ranchers who are unable to obtain commercial credit at reasonable rates and terms. FSA provides direct government-funded loans and repayment guarantees on farm loans made by commercial lenders. During the 1990s, GAO issued a series of reports highlighting the substantial financial risk a...
FCIC: Catastrophic Risk Protection Endorsement--Regulations for the 1999 and 2000 Succeeding Crop Years
OGC-00-44: Published: Jul 19, 2000. Publicly Released: Jul 19, 2000.
Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation's (FCIC) new rule on crop insurance policies. GAO noted that: (1) the new rule would implement the changes to the crop insurance policies mandated by the Agricultural Risk Protection Act of 2000; and (2) FCIC complied with applicable requirements in promulgating the rule...
Farm Programs: Observations on Market Loss Assistance Payments
RCED-00-177R: Published: Jun 30, 2000. Publicly Released: Jun 30, 2000.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the financial assistance to farmers called Market Loss Assistance (MLA), focusing on how MLA payments would have changed if they had been based on current-year planting information instead of the current funding formula.GAO noted that: (1) if MLA payments had been based on current-year planting information instead of historical data,...
Department of Agriculture, Commodity Credit Corporation: Agricultural Disaster and Market Assistance
OGC-00-36: Published: Jun 21, 2000. Publicly Released: Jun 21, 2000.
Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed the Commodity Credit Corporation's (CCC) major rule on the distribution of Agricultural Disaster and Market Assistance. GAO noted that: (1) the interim and final rules, in part, implement statutory provisions related to cottonseed market loss, a competitiveness program for extra long staple cotton, warehouse-stored tobacco loss assistance, pastur...
Sugar Program: Supporting Sugar Prices Has Increased Users' Costs While Benefiting Producers
RCED-00-126: Published: Jun 9, 2000. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2000.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO estimated the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) sugar program's: (1) costs to domestic sweetener users; (2) benefits to domestic sugar and high-fructose corn syrup producers; and (3) net effects on the U.S. economy--the differences between the costs to users and the benefits to producers that result from artificially high sweetener prices.GAO noted that: (...


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a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jun 24, 2009 at 7:34 am
Stacey is a registered user.
This story was on sfgate too. Web Link
"Management's goal is to find $100 million in labor savings to help balance the budget, the bulk of which would come in the form of diminished health and pension benefits."
These unions are ready to go on strike, during an historic recession, over benefits and generous pensions while the public will be paying a 6% fare increase with no real choice in the matter. But it's for the BART riders!
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They are testing the waters, and losing in the court of public sentiment. I suspect at the end of the day they will back down and there will be no strike.
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NEW YORK -- No ruling will be made on Pirates closer Matt Capps' appeal of a four-game suspension until early next week, meaning he can pitch this weekend against the New York Yankees.
Capps was suspended for hitting the Milwaukee Brewers' Prince Fielder with a pitch May 5. He argued then, and again today in meeting with MLB vice president Bob Watson, that he did not throw at Fielder intentionally.
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The October afternoon was drawing to a misty close and the last rays of the sun, shining through the latticed window, highlighted the russet hair of the young woman sitting by it. It shone upon her lovely face too and gave her green eyes an added sparkle as she stared out at the garden beyond, the knitting in her lap forgotten for the moment.
It was quiet in the room save for the faint ticking of the clock on the mantelpiece and the sighing breaths of the old lady in the bed as she dozed. It was a pleasant room, low-ceilinged, its walls papered in an old-fashioned pattern of flowers, the furniture for the most part ponderous Victorian; the small person in the bed was dwarfed by her surroundings, perched up against her pillows. She stirred presently and the girl got up and went to the bedside.
'You've had a nice nap, Granny. If you're quite comfortable I'll go and get the tea-tray.' She had a charming voice and she spoke cheerfully. 'I'll light a lamp, shall I?' And when the old lady nodded, she added, 'It's a beautiful eveningI do love this time of year.'
The old lady smiled and nodded again and the girl went away, down to the kitchen of the rambling old house where Bessy the housekeeper was making the tea. She looked up as the girl went in.
''Ad a nap, 'as she? The dear soulwore out, she must be.' She put a plate of wafer-thin bread and butter on the tray. 'And time you 'as a bit of fresh air, Miss Jane. I'll sit with 'er while you take a turn round the garden when you've had your tea.'
Jane leaned across the table and cut a slice of bread, buttered it lavishly and said thickly through a mouthful, 'Thank you, Bessy. I'll take Bruno and Percy and Simpkin with mejust for ten minutes or so.'
She gobbled up the rest of her bread and butter and picked up the tray. She was a tall girl with a splendid shape, dressed rather carelessly in a cotton blouse, a well-worn cardigan and a long wide skirt.
The housekeeper eyed her as she went to the door. 'You didn't ought ter look so shabby.' She spoke with the freedom of an old and faithful servant. 'Suppose some nice young man should call?'
Jane gave a gurgle of laughter and Bessy said severely, 'Well, you may laugh, Miss Jane, but there's Dr Willoughby coming regular to see your granny.'
'He is an engaged man, Bessy, and several inches shorter than I am.'
She went back upstairs to heave the old lady gently up against her pillows and give her her tea. She would eat nothing, though, and Jane thought that she looked paler than usual.
'feel all right, Granny?' she asked casually.
'A little tired, dear. Have you seen to Bruno and the cats?'
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'Well, yes, I dare say I'm fussy.' She rearranged the pillows as Bessy came into the room. 'There nowI'm off to see to the animals.'
Only when she got downstairs she went to the phone first and dialled Dr Willoughby and asked him to come and see her grandmother. 'I don't think she's any worse, but I'm uneasy '
She saw to the cats and Bruno next. Bruno was a corgi and the cats were both ginger, one middle-aged and dignified and the other much younger, with eyes as green as Jane's and a thick ruff of fur under his chin. They all paced round the large garden in the gloom and presently went indoors to settle before the fire in the small sitting-room Jane used now that her grandmother was no longer able to come downstairs and use the big drawing-room. She had just settled them, piled companionably into one basket, when the doctor arrived and she took him upstairs.
He was a youngish man with a large country practice and he had been looking after Mrs Wesley since she first became ill. He greeted her easily and, previously prompted by Jane, observed that he had a busy day on the morrow, and, since he was passing, he had decided to pay her a visit.
He didn't stay long but checked her pulse and examined her chest as he always did, bade her a cheerful goodnight and asked Jane to go down with him. 'I have some pills which will help your breathing,' he explained.
'You were quite right,' he told Jane as she ushered him into the sitting-room. 'Mrs Wesley isn't so well and I suspect a small pulmonary embolism. Will you allow me to call in a specialist? Nowadays it is possible to operate and remove the clotI know it's a grave risk because of your grandmother's age, but at least we shall have taken the best advice possible.'
'Oh, pleasedo whatever you think is best. Can he come quickly, this specialist?'
'He's a busy man but I have met himhe was already making a name for himself when I was a houseman. He's not always in this country, though. I'll try and get hold of him this evening and let you know. Meanwhile, you know what to do for your grandmother and please don't hesitate to phone if you're worried.'
He went away, leaving Jane standing in the charming room with its slightly shabby brocade curtains and graceful Regency furniture. After a moment or two she went back upstairs, remarking as she went into Mrs Wesley's room, 'Shall I read to you? What do you feel like? Something soothing or one of your whodunnits?'
Her grandmother chuckled, a whisper of sound hardly to be heard. 'Shall we have Trollope? I suspect Dr Willoughby wouldn't want me to get too excited.'
'Phineas Finn ''
It was after Mrs Wesley had been settled for the night and the house was quiet that Dr Willoughby phoned. 'We shall be with you tomorrow around midday. He's a good man, the bestrest assured, if there's anything that can be done he'll do it.'
They came the next morning and Jane, as a slight concession to the consultant's visitfor she was sure that he was a worthy man and no doubt aware of that worthput on a blue cotton sweater over a darker blue denim skirt. She would have put her abundant hair up, only her grandmother needed more attention than usual and there wasn't time, so she brushed it hard and tied it back.
'At least you're tidy,' grumbled Bessy, 'not but what you look half your age.'
'Oh, Bessy, what does it matter how I look, if only they can do something for Granny?'
She heard Dr Willoughby's rather elderly ford coming along the drive to the house as she was putting the finishing touches to Mrs Wesley's hair; ill she might be, but the old lady still had her small vanities.
They came up the old uncarpeted staircase unhurriedly with Bessy ahead of them to open the door and usher them in, and Jane looked up expectantly. She hadn't been sure what to expect but her expectations had been coloured by the various consultants at the hospital where she had been a ward sister: older men, dignified and a little remote, made so by the knowledge that they had crammed into their heads over the years. This man, towering beside Dr Willoughby, didn't tally with her guess; he was still young, not yet forty, she judged, a giant of a man and heavily built. He was good-looking, too, with a high arched nose and a thin mouth above a determined chin, and when he was introduced as Professor van der Vollenhove he offered a large cool hand, and looked at her briefly from eyes the colour of a winter sea, pale and cold, and indifferent to her.
With her grandmother, however, it was an entirely different matter. He sat down beside her bed and talked to her in a slow, slightly accented voice and presently he set about examining her. Dr Willoughby had gone to stand by the window, and Jane, by the bed, ready to do whatever was asked of her, had ample opportunity to study the professor at close quarters.
His suit was superbly tailored, she noticed, his linen pristine, the gold cufflinks plain. She was pleased that there was no sign of baldness in his thick grizzled hair; it must have been very pale brown when he was younger. It pleased her when he said something to make her grandmother chuckle weakly and he laughed himself. He was probably quite nice when one got to know him.
She eased Mrs Wesley into a more comfortable position and stepped back from the bed. The professor was talking in a quiet voice and she couldn't hear all that he was saying, but he sounded reassuring without being hearty and her grandmother looked cheerful.
They shook hands presently, his large one engulfing her small bony one very gently, and then he got up. 'You are in very capable hands,' he observed. 'Dr Willoughby and I will have a talk and probably try out some further treatment. I will come and see you again if I may?'
Jane saw the hope in her grandmother's pale little face. 'Please do. Jane will get you coffee downstairs.' She turned to look at her. 'Run along, dear, and look after the gentlemen. I should like to rest for a little while.'
Jane led the way downstairs, ushered the two men into the drawing-room where Bessy had lighted a fire and went along to the kitchen. In answer to the housekeeper's look she said, 'They haven't told me anything yet, Bessy. I'll tell you when they do. I'll take the tray inyou pop up and make sure Granny's all right, will you?'
She poured the coffee from the silver coffee-pot into the delicate china cups and handed the shortbread she had made the previous evening. It was only when she had seated herself without fuss that anyone spoke.
The professor put down his cup. 'As Dr Willoughby rightly suspected, Mrs Wesley has a small pulmonary embolism. In a young person I would advise operation, a serious matter as you no doubt know, but your grandmother is an old lady and very weak and I cannot advise that. I am sorry to tell you that there is nothing much to be done other than to see that she is free from pain. She is likely to die suddenly and soon.' He added gravely, 'I am so sorry to have to tell you this.'
Jane's cup rattled in its saucer but her voice was steady. 'Thank you for being frank, Professor van der Vollenhove. I'm sure if there was a chance you would take it.' She looked at them both. 'You will make sure that Granny is as comfortable as possible?' She stopped to swallow the lump in her throat. 'She is a very brave person.'
'Rest assured of that.' The professor sounded kind and she had no doubt that he was to be trusted. She wondered fleetingly what he was likethe man behind the perfection of his professional manner. She remembered the coldness of his eyes when they had met, not so much dislike as indifference. Not that it mattered; held firmly at the back of her mind was the knowledge that her grandmother was going to die, to be held at bay until she would be free to give way to her grief. Meanwhile, life would go on as usual and she would do everything she could to keep the old lady happy.
She listened carefully to the two men debating what was best to be done and presently the professor wrote out a prescription. 'This won't make your grandmother drowsy or prevent her from enjoying her daily routine, but it will keep her calm and unworried. Discontinue everything else.'
'Will you come again?'
'I am at your disposal should I be needed.' She got up and he shook her hand. Looking up into his face, she saw that his eyes were a clear light blue and his glance serious. She thanked him gravely and saw them both to the door.
'I'll be round this evening,' Dr Willoughby promised. 'You know you can phone me at any time.'
She watched the car go down the drive and turn into the lane beyond and then she went in search of Bessy.
The housekeeper was washing up the coffee-cups. 'Bad news, Miss Jane?'
Jane told her. Bessy had been with her grandmother for a very long time; Jane remembered her from when she had been sent as a child to stay with her grandmother while her parents were abroad, and she was as much a family friend as a housekeeper. 'And I must phone Basil.'
Basil was Jane's only other relation, a cousin, an orphan like herself, but that was all they had in common. They had never liked each other as children and now they were adults they saw very little of each other. He was older than she was by a year or two and would eventually inherit his grandmother's house and possessions. He was making his career in banking and hadn't been to see Mrs Wesley for a long time. When she rang him presently it was apparent that he had no intention of doing so now.
'Let me know how the old lady is,' he told her. 'I can't possibly get away, and I doubt if she knows who I am anyway.' He rang off before she could say anything else.
It was three days later, as Jane was reading the last few pages of Phineas Finn, that her grandmother said softly, 'Basil will look after you, my dear,' and died as gently and quietly as she had lived.
There was a great deal to do; Jane got on with it, holding her grief in check, time enough for that when everything which had to be done was done. Basil, when told, said that he would come for the funeral and made no offer of help, not that she had expected him to. Dr Willoughby was a tower of strength and Bessy, tight-lipped and red-eyed, saw to it that some sort of a normal routine was maintained.


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Sherlock, Torchwood and Merlin fic recs
27th, Mar. 2012 | 09:01 pm
mood: accomplished
music: 1812 Overture, Tchaikovsky (don't judge me)
Sorry about not posting anything! My mouse has been on the brink (keeps pushing back instead of clicking, amongst other things) so I just haven't had the patience with a crapped out trackpad. But I've stolen my brother's mouse, so here we are - fics (among other things) from multiple fandoms! (In fact, I don't even have that excuse any more. I got a new laptop. Uhh.. I was too busy reading more fic?)
Also yes I did the titles weirdly. I wanted big titles but also LJ cuts so I just sort've gave up and did both.
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Fic recs: Sherlock, BBC
11th, Oct. 2011 | 09:22 pm
mood: cheerful
music: Set Fire To the Rain - Adele
Lots of Sherlock fic, including one more Torchwood/Sherlock crossover. And a, uhh, Sims/Sherlock crossover. Yeah, you read that right. Also, some art.
Anyway. Now that that's done, my cosplay attempt is no longer on top of my journal! (Do you really think that I wrote up all those bloody fics for your benefit? NO WAI. jk, jk..)
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Sherlock fic recs - again
19th, Sep. 2011 | 10:05 pm
mood: muscles are dead
music: Common People [Cover] - My Chemical Romance
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Also, today I found out how to use LJ cuts! *derp*Another thing I did today was ride roughly 10ks of mountain bike trails in Woodhill forest. I am chronically unfit. Now I can't move my legs. (It's my excuse for not studying - I can't get to my desk so I don't have to study!)
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More fic recs (Sherlock, Sherlock/Torchwood)
7th, Sep. 2011 | 08:28 pm
mood: hopeful
music: Hurricane - Panic! at the Disco
Yes, I'm sounding like I swallowed a thesaurus. I had an English exam, so you'll excuse my slightly archaic sentence structure and I'll attempt to use normal person words.
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5th, Sep. 2011 | 06:10 pm
mood: anxious
music: Weightless - All Time Low
I'll edit this when I'm not in exam week, but I love Horse and Carriage so much (I know it's on LJ somewhere but I've lost it) and I'm part of the way through The Elephant in the Room series, which is beautiful.
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In other news, apparently my dad has one of a pair of the Lewis Leather 177s that Gerard Way wears and a pair of 178s. I wish that I had the same shoe size.
Because I suddenly feel the need to mention more of my main fandoms, I want to know how this face is even possible. (Matt Smith, Eleventh Doctor)
I'm halfway through (well, 2/5ths of the way through) exam week. Had 6 hours of exams today.. luckily, this is the only day that I have two exams in a day. So now, to study for economics and history! Whooo. The reason why I'm not rec'cing much and what I am reccing is rather quickly recced, instead of describing it in detail.
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A quick set of fic recs before exams
4th, Sep. 2011 | 10:13 pm
mood: blah
music: Teenagers [Live] - My Chemical Romance - iTunes Festival, London
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Anyway, that's me done. It's barely ten and I'm just about to collapse, so I suppose that means I should go sleep and get ready for my exams tomorrow.
I apologise for the short rec notes and the short list, but. Tired.
Also, call me stupid but I can't figure out how to save something as a draft on LJ? Help appreciated.
One last music related note: if anyone is a fan of My Chemical Romance, you have to get your hands on the iTunes Festival 2011:London mini-album/LP/collection of live recordings! To entice you, here's the bit before the Kids of Yesterday.. (shameless Tumblrplug.)
Just figured out that mentioning authors in the fic list notifies them. *bashful face*
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3rd, Sep. 2011 | 03:48 pm
mood: disappointed
music: Plug in Baby - Muse
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I'll leave you all with something that's going around Tumblr at the moment - My Chem's dummer position is the new DADA teacher.
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Fic recs: Sherlock, BBC
2nd, Sep. 2011 | 10:15 pm
mood: accomplished
music: Captain Jack's Theme, Torchwood Soundtrack
Some old, some new, gen or John/Sherlock.
Most of the stuff I read is maybe PG-13, but some occassional NC-17 here and there (check the top of the fics). No PWP, I'm afraid.
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Tired now. It's ten to 10 but I'm so tired I could fall asleep right now. So I will. Because it's hard to type when you can't use your index finger because you slammed it in a car door
I hope you like the recs! While I'm reading, instead of sticking it on my Twitter I'm going to be posting through here (if I remember).
Also, feeling special: I found my LJ, set it up and dug through some of the fics I've read in the past few days to find good enough ones to rec. It took me nearly an hour. Wow. Just noticed that. Scary.


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The reflect AST needs to have additions for rest parameters and defaults. I need bug 759498 first, since it alters the parse tree for defaults.
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support rest and defaults
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support rest and defaults
> return newNode(type, pos,
> "id", id,
> "params", array,
>+ "defaults", defarray,
> "body", body,
>+ "rest", BooleanValue(hasRest),
The rest-argument has a name -- are you including the name in the params list and this just indicates whether the last name is a rest-arg? Would it be a nicer API to have the params array only have the non-rest params, and the .rest field to be either a string or null?
> "generator", BooleanValue(isGenerator),
> "expression", BooleanValue(isExpression),
> dst);
> }
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>+assertDecl("function foo(...rest) { }",
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Yeah, so I was thinking it might make more sense for the API to return
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But I'm not adamant about this. It just seems a little less error-prone somehow. What do you think?
Please update the docs at https://developer.mozilla.org/en/SpiderMonkey/Parser_API if you haven't already.
Overall looks good. r=me; it's up to you if you want to make that API change I suggested, or we can discuss in the bug.
I think your suggested API is better.
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Learning stuff for the scrudu beil and our teacher wants us to learn about 20 line off by heart everynight.I try to learn it by saying it over and over but its not going in? Any other methods??
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|Sweet potato
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|Sunflower oil
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|Ginger root piece
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|7 Ounce, drained (200 Gram)
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Total Fat 3 g4.8%
Saturated Fat 0.44 g2.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 140.1 mg5.8%
Total Carbohydrates 42 g13.9%
Dietary Fiber 5.9 g23.4%
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We were recently alerted to some rails vulnerabilities by Heroku. They provided us with some directions but unfortunately our main developer is no longer with us.
We have had to go in and do other things in the past using Heroku Tookbelt (Windows) which wasn't too painful but we aren't sure how to proceed with the directions that were sent out about the vulnerability. We can't get to the point to begin step 1.
Can you offer some assistance with getting us to the point where we are ready to do #1?
Here are their directions:
#1 Open the Gemfile in the affected application and change the Rails version to:
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FYI - we can connect to heroku with email and password and show the apps, etc. we just don't know how to "open the gemfile"
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We present BudgetedSVM, a C++ toolbox containing highly optimized implementations of three recently proposed algorithms for scalable training of Support Vector Machine (SVM) approximators: Adaptive Multi-hyperplane Machines (AMM), Budgeted Stochastic Gradient Descent (BSGD), and Low-rank Linearization SVM (LLSVM). BudgetedSVM trains models with accuracy comparable to LibSVM in time comparable to LibLinear, as it allows solving highly non-linear classification problems with millions of high-dimensional examples within minutes on a regular personal computer. We provide command-line and Matlab interfaces to BudgetedSVM, efficient API for handling large-scale, high-dimensional data sets, as well as detailed documentation to help developers use and further extend the toolbox.
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The following test asserts on mozilla-central revision 19bfe36cace8 (options -m -n -a):
function loop( p = 1, actual = this) {
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Oops, the assert is overly conservative: the heavyweight flag can be set later in rare cases, but the only important thing is that it gets set.
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New to android / verizon. Please help!
Hi all, I'm new to the forum, and Android ecosystem. To be honest, this is the first time I'm paying closer attention to specs and how each cell-phone providers differ. I tried looking through the forum, but could not find an answer to my questions.
Q1: Can I unlock Verizon Galaxy S3?
Q2: If I am able to unlock Verizon Galaxy S3, can I use the unlocked device with T-Mobile Monthly 4G prepaid plan, and utilize their 4G?
Q3: Can I use this unlocked device on 3G networks internationally?
Thanks in advance, and let me know if you need any clarifications!
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Re: New to android / verizon. Please help!
There are currently some devs working to get T-Mobile service working on the GS3, but as far as I know, they've only gotten Voice working. No Data or HSPA+ so far.
As for international, it has been shown to work as an international GSM phone. Not sure what carrier or what the data speeds are, but there's some good work being done for it.
- 11-16-2012, 03:17 PM Thread Author #3
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Re: New to android / verizon. Please help!
If you want to use it like you described then yes I think your best bet would be to get a GSM international version or a US version like att or tmobile offer that you could use on those networks as well.
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