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Smiley | Report | 11 Jun 2005 20:05 |
I'll mention that to him Ann Shelley, how awful for you, I am so sorry. My BIL still hasn't heard anything. Sam |
The Bag | Report | 13 Jun 2005 09:22 |
Sammy. still feel for you and you B-in-L. Seems to be going round in an endless circle and not moving on. Have done the 'drive up and down outside' bit myself, didnt get me far, and thought about being interflora woman but had this thought (my BM claiming to be in a similar state to his mother) - If i make the journey, IF i turn up with flowers, IF she is in, IF i get her to the door, IF i hand then over- HOw much futher on am I? ..and how will I know IF it is her? You heart is very much in the right place, but Dont forget how far 80 miles is across the welsh hills- about 3 hours I'd guess! Jess x |
Quinsgran | Report | 15 Jun 2005 05:53 |
Hi Sam. Have you tried B4USEARCH.COM.This has electoral roll and telephone numbers unless the telephone no is blocked. Margaret |
**Linda | Report | 15 Jun 2005 07:07 |
Hi Im sure if you go to the post office you can send a letter to be signed by the person that you are sending the letter to. Think they have to give the postman ID just a thought Good Luck Linda |
Unknown | Report | 15 Jun 2005 17:16 |
Thinking of you all. Jules x |
Smiley | Report | 16 Jun 2005 08:01 |
Hello everyone, don't get excited...NOWT'S HAPPENED! I just don't want to lose this thread, and I really appreciate you all adding your messages & nudging for me. I met my sister for a cuppa on Tuesday and I mentioned to her about me & our other sis being in Wales in August, but she pointed out that BIL has 2 weeks holiday in July, they always hire a car so he is deciding whether to make the trip himself. I'm not sure he will, and for the very reasons you have mentioned Jess, what if she's not in she wont even come to the door she says ' I told you I don't want any contact' and shuts the door. They are all real possibilities, and it's his decision, to be honest I don't think I will be trying to convince him either way. If he wants to then Great! but if he decideds not to, then who can blame him. Thanks again for your messages...... Sam xxx P.S one of the first things I did was try for a telephone number, there isn't one |
Smiley | Report | 17 Jun 2005 09:28 |
JUNE 17th 2005 My BIL's Nan died suddenly this morning. She got up to make a cup of tea and it seems she literally dropped dead. She was 78yrs old, her husband was there and called an ambulance but it was too late. BIL is in pieces, they have brought him up since he was 3yrs old, he looked in on them this morning before he left for work as he always does, they were both sleeping. BIL has telephoned the father he hardly sees, and he is going in like a steamroller to ''sort things out'' BIL's grandad is not the natural father of BIL's dad, and they have never seen eye to eye, but the couple have been married for 35yrs, BIL is already upset that his grandad's wishes will be over-ruled by his domineering father. The Grandad is not really ''with it'' so although he's next-of-kin who knows what will happen. I can see huge family arguments ahead. Sam |
Joy Kentish Maid | Report | 17 Jun 2005 09:33 |
I'm so very sorry, Sam. Joy |
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The Bag | Report | 17 Jun 2005 09:37 |
As if he didn't have enough on his plate at the moment, Send him all our love, please, Jess |
Ann | Report | 17 Jun 2005 10:13 |
Oh Sam, I am so ,so sad for BIL, the poor man. Goodness knows what thoughts are going round in his head at the moment. Life can be awfully cruel sometimes. Poor BIL his grief will be tearing him apart. Please pass on my condolences. Take care Ann xx |
Dea | Report | 17 Jun 2005 10:17 |
Sam, So VERY sorry to hear such sad news - please pass on our love and very best wishes. Dea x |
The Ego | Report | 17 Jun 2005 10:41 |
What an awful state of affairs. On a purely practical level,as his grandad is next of kin,the undertaker would take instructions from him.A good undertaker will do this very subtely.The next of kin has to inform the undertaker of all the details. I hope this doesnt flare up,but I cant help thinking that your B-I-L will get very protective over his grandparents,and rightly so,which ,in light of the other circumstances,might tip him over the edge,in his latent anger towards his father. Our thoughts go out to your brother in law,and to his grandad. Pam H. |
Liz | Report | 17 Jun 2005 12:35 |
Ain't life just so b****y unfair. As if your b-i-l hasn't enough to contend with at the moment - no wonder he's devastated. Like everyone else on this thread my warmest thoughts go out to him. Would he feel strong enough, I wonder, to have a private word with the undertaker, to put him in the picture about his grandfather's wishes? Liz |
Patricia | Report | 17 Jun 2005 13:10 |
Hello Sammy, I have been following this thread since the start, and I send my condollences to your BIL, what a sad blow at a time when he is trying to deal with so much, I think he needs to stand up to his father for his Grandads sake, I wrote this for my son inlaw when his father died in March this year, I hope you like it. Life is like a patchwork quilt Some large some very small It's made up of precious memories As through life we trawl Hundreds of tiny stitches We sew in it every day We leave this quilt behind us When we have to go away This quilt serves a purpose For the ones we had to leave Its to wrap the love around them And help them whilst they grieve. Sending love and good thoughts to you all. Best wishes. Pat |
Heather | Report | 17 Jun 2005 13:53 |
I know it doesnt seem it, but this seems so fateful at this time doesnt it? Who knows why this should happen at this point and what it may lead to? My thoughts are with the poor man, he must be knocked sideways. |
~ Oleander | Report | 17 Jun 2005 14:20 |
Totally Confused....you said what I wanted to but probably said it better.... Hope things turn out OK for BIL You can shed tears that she is gone or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that she'll come back or you can open your eyes and see all she's left. Your heart can be empty because you can't see her or you can be full of the love you shared. You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. You can remeber her and only that she's gone or you can cherish her memory and let it live on. You can cry and close your mind, be emply and turn your back or you do what she'd want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on. Jacquie xx |
Smiley | Report | 17 Jun 2005 15:31 |
Thank you, your thoughrs are really appreciated, even with tears rolling down my face :) thank you for the poetry , I'll pass it on Sam P.S. I am sure my BIL will be there for his grandad, especially where his nan's wishes are concerned, it's just that his father's response on the 'phone this moring was ''Don't worry I'll handle everything'' which sounded vey much like a ''Butt out'' comment to my BIL |
moe | Report | 17 Jun 2005 17:58 |
So sorry to hear the news, your Brother-in-law has had more than his fair share of heartache. it sounds like he has a lovely extended family that will help to ease the pain.best wishes to All of you at this sad time in his life. MOE! |
Morley | Report | 17 Jun 2005 18:07 |
Dear Sammy I am so sorry for your BIL. It makes you realise just how precious life is. Maybe this will help him 'take the bull by the horns' with the situation with his BM. Life is too short! |
Seasons | Report | 17 Jun 2005 18:51 |
Everyone takes shock and grief differently - His father's reaction is possibly the only way he can deal with it. As long as your BIL is there for his grand dad they will get through it together. Your BIL just has to make sure his father doesn't run roughshod over his grand dads wishes and they end up with not the send off that his Nan would have wanted. Regarding the funeral it is the person who arranges it that pays - so if his grand dad is on low income and he arranges the funeral then he can apply for the DSS allowance. (check first if eligible). However if his father arranges it and he's not on DSS he can't claim the allowance and the costs soon mount up. I arranged a very basic funeral few weeks ago that was wonderful - couldn't have been bettered if I'd spent an extra £1,000 - so more expensive doesn't mean better. My thoughts and prayers are with your BIL, his Grand dad and your sister. |


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Welcome to our very first Dijit Insider interview, where we go face-to-face with team members at Dijit for an insider's look at the latest Dijit news, events, and more. A few days ago I got the opportunity to get Dijit's Chief Product Officer (and old friend), Jeremy Toeman, on the phone for a little Q&A. In this interview, we discuss the present and future of Dijit, and dive deeper on the new Android software, the upcoming iPad update, and more.
Matt Whitlock, DijitCommunity: Thank you for taking the time to speak with us today. Please, take a moment to tell us a little about you and what you do at Dijit.
Jeremy Toeman, Dijit: I am a veteran of the future of TV industry. I've helped build a couple-dozen products, everything from the first digital media receiver with HP to the home DVR with Denon. Probably the best known is the Slingbox, where I was in charge of building and marketing; it was a resounding success. I've also worked with companies like Boxee and Vudu. I joined Dijit in June to run all product marketing efforts.
That's quite a history you have, with a lot of well known products.
I try my best.
Let's talk high-level for a minute for those who may not know what Dijit is. Saying it's an app is only part of it because it's a lot of things. How do you describe it to people who have never used it?
There is kind of two Dijits; the Dijit of today and the Dijit of the future. Dijit of today is an app capable of controlling all the devices you have in your living room and provides you with a socially enabled TV guide.
It's also an app that's been exclusive to iOS since the very beginning, at least until just recently, as is now available on Android. What were some of the challenges Dijit faced developing the Android app? What did the team learn?
Well, I came on board this summer and initially there was kind of this "We're going to...," for lack of a better way of putting it, "copy the iPhone app and just make it work on Android. Over the course of the summer it became very clear that was just not going to work. I don't think it was the right thing for the product; I don't think it was the right thing for Android users. We really had to step back and say, "How do we bring in the same type of features and type of services to an Android device, but not just copy exactly what we built before?" That was a good chunk of the work to get it going.
Did you find developing for Android more challenging from a technical perspective? There are certainly a much wider variety of devices with varying screen sizes, resolutions, and buttons.
I think it is significantly more challenging, actually. The reality of Android is that it's a real pain to do things right. You know me Matt, I'm a BIG end-user focused guy. (I can 100% verify that based on past gadget discussions with him.) And so, if you are looking at it from the perspective of "just building an Android app," you'll end up making something that's not going to work across many devices or at least not 'well' on a lot of devices. In our little view of the world, at this point there are three different types of phones. We divided everything into our categories based on the resolution of the screen. Some phones have the same resolution as a tablet, while others have a resolution far lower than that, like in the 640x480 range. The result ends up being such a different experience because you just can't only make graphics scale; when you scale things up it starts looking ugly. The fundamental challenge was creating something really great that Android users would want to use. That was kind of our mantra.
Is that why in a blog post you said Dijit views the Android software as a totally separate product, even though it kind of emulates the iOS app. Do you see Dijit moving in totally different directions on different platforms?
They are, unquestionable, a different product. What we will do moving forward is continue to treat them as separate apps, but they will share a core functionality on both platforms.
Speaking of that other platform, there has been some news on the iOS side. Just the other day there was a big announcement that Dijit is going to be iPad friendly, optimized for tablets. Can you tell us a little about how the Dijit experience on iOS going forward compared to the past?
There's almost no comparison between the two. The new iPad app is such an amazing difference in how we look at things. When using the iPhone, you're more likely to think of it as a remote control. On a tablet, like the iPad, it's more like a console for your living room. Another way to think about it is that you can pick up an iPhone and do a couple things with it, and it's great. But the iPad is like having all of this stuff at your fingertips all at once. On the iPad, we don't have to sacrifice you looking at your remote OR looking at your TV guide; everything is right there all the time.
Would you say that the new iPad version is just more of the Dijit screens at once, or does it go beyond that?
Right now it is mostly having all the features of Dijit available to the user at the same time.
It may not sound like much, but from looking at the screenshots, it looks like the experience it offers is much different.
It's drastically different, it's hard to even come up with the right words to describe it. Early users, though, really love the direction we're going. When you bring all these things together at the same time, it gets really exciting.
So you have this new iPad layout, and all these different screens with different stuff all at once. And then you have this other screen that just has giant buttons on it. Jeremy, what's with the "big ass buttons?"
The big ass buttons are awesome! In some ways, people were already doing this on the iPad by just 2Xing the iPhone app. Sometimes you just want to have a remote where you really don't have to think to hard about where you're pushing; where it's just there and works for you. It's kind of a jokey name for that view, but it's great fun and a feature people really like.
Do you think there's going to be a view where you get all of your normal sized buttons on one panel, rather than multiple panels of giant buttons?
We're looking at doing stuff like that. There's clearly demand for features like that.
Beyond just the new optimized iPad experience, your blog post teased some improvements to the iPhone/Touch side of it as well. Can you share what some of those are?
One of the big things we've improved is the overall look and feel of the app. I think our first version has been pretty good, but at the end of the day I feel our app looks fairly "masculine" in a lot of ways. I think it's a kind of cold looking experience. I really want to improve on that. I really want to make something that people would really find more comfortable. I think the new version does that; I'm very happy how it came together.
The software side is one aspect of Dijit, and that's what you guys focus on. For those who want to actually control the devices there's a hardware component needed, called the Beacon. That's not made by Dijit though, but by Griffin.
That's correct?
The question that's come up several times since the Android product came out is that Beacon is a Bluetooth device, but it doesn't work with both iOS and Android. I'm sure there are people with both platforms, maybe an Android phone and an iPad, for example. Why is that?
I've heard all kinds of different statements about it, but the gist is that it's a matter of the chips that were selected to be a part of the product.
Do you see a more universal Beacon coming down the road, or do you think this will always be a separate hardware device per platform?
I can't really comment for Griffin; wouldn't be appropriate.
How closely does your team work with Griffin on the hardware products? Is there a lot of collaboration? Does Dijit ever intend to bring the hardware in house? What are the advantages or disadvantages for doing so?
Doing hardware requires a lot of capital. A lot of people think doing the hardware is just buying the components and having a factory, but really there are so many different pieces of the puzzle : distribution, customer service, support, retail marketing. It takes so much do these things well. which is probably why so few hardware companies really do a great job at it. Hardware is hard.
Our partner is Griffin, and they're the world's largest smartphone accessories manufacturer. As a result of that partnership, the Beacon is at every Apple store. It's available internationally. When you go into a retailer, it's placed at eye level, and it's been there since day one. That's a hard thing to do as a startup. The trusted relationships a company like Griffin has with a company like Apple make it so it's so much easier for us to just be a really good software company. This partnership allows both of us to focus on what we're naturally really good at.
So, it lets you focus more on the user experience and less on microchips?
On the Beacon's features specifically, there have been numerous people really hoping for some big improvements on the IR side of Dijit, like being able to program remotes on a desktop and move them to the device, macros for all buttons, customizable graphics... things that would make it compete more with a fully featured universal remote control. Do you see more improvements like this coming to that side of the product?
Of course. We're always looking to improve those things; ask any company that makes hardware if they want to make their hardware better. The answer is always "absolutely." I think we make a great product now, but of course we want to do more, better, faster... and we'll get there. To specifically address some of the things you asked about, I'd say there's stuff like that coming, but I can't say if it will be in the short term or not.
When you asked earlier what Dijit was, I gave you the short term 'right now' answer. The future though is that we want to be that app you use to do two things. First, is finding out what's on. We don't want to only include broadcast television, though. We want to include over the top services, internet providers, YouTube... anything. If you're finding video to watch, we want to help you find it. Second, we not only want to help you find it, but help you also get it going somewhere. Discovery is an important part, but discovery needs to lead to playing it on an Apple TV, an LG TV, a laptop, iPad, or whatever else they want to use.
Today, we have a lot of those elements in the product, and the Beacon is an amazing device. Every device has a remote right now, so the Beacon is great with that, but the future is a more "digitally" connected home. And so if you've used our app to control a Roku, you know that you don't have to use a Beacon for that. We're going to incorporate more and more digitally connected devices to compliment the analog ones. That's a lot of what's under the hood right now, and a lot of where our focus is.
Where else do you see Dijit going? Android is out, which was a highly desired app. So do you move to another platform, like Windows Phone or Blackberry, or do you go a completely different direction?
Both apps will kind of piggy back each other in terms of features, so if you see something come out on iPad it will likely come to Android and vice-versa. I don't see us hitting any new platforms anytime soon, it's hard to really justify that right now. Our current goal is to make our iOS and Android offering as strong as we can.
What about the desktop? Do you see any use or demand for having a desktop version? Say, looking forward to more tablet like devices running Windows 8.
I'm not sure yet if we would focus desktop - say HTML5. It's so much more flexible. We know that people want control on other platforms, we just have to figure out the right way to do it and get the most bang for the buck. I don't know if we have a real market for computer based remote control, but if we do the right thing through HTML5 we can work on Blackberries, smartphones, Palm devices, and whatever else might be out there, as well as any computer.
There's nothing firmly in place on our short term roadmap. Right now it's all iOS and Android.
Now, you personally, spend a lot of time looking ahead at the future of television. Where do you see the TV experience now as compared to five years from now?
I have a fundamental philosophy on where things are going. Consumers are gaining increasing control over how they consume content. In the next five years you'll have more ways to buy content, watch content, and view content on more devices that you already own. All the signs are in place for that. Are you going to be able to subscribe to ESPN without being a cable subscriber? Probably not, but I'm sure it won't be quite as disparate as it is today.
With that, we'll see the bulk of TV sold over the next five years be connected TVs. I think connected TVs are marching toward dev terminals and not "smart" TVs. I think you'll see a wave of these app-centric smart TV designs, and then not as everybody realizes they don't want any of those apps and wants other stuff instead. Lastly, and I don't mean just Dijit, but I think the second screen as a TV interface will be a really big deal.
What about the social aspect of it? Do you see social becoming more and more part of content consumption?
Yeah, but not the way people are doing it right now. There' s this weird fad of paying attention to Twitter, hash tags, badges, and stickers... it's kind of goofy. It has to be more organic, to more naturally follow how people recommend content to each other and don't force them into it. Otherwise the same thing will happen to TV that happened in restaurants with Yelp.
For the last, and probably most important, question. How do you feel about the return of Arrested Development?
Three words: Jeremy love show.
A big thanks out to Jeremy for taking the time to speak with with us. I hope you look forward to more Dijit Insider interviews in the coming year. If you have a suggestion for a Dijit Insider interview or a question you'd like us to ask, please send it to me.


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Cheesy Beef Macaroni Recipe
Little ones will light up the room with smiles when you bring this five-ingredient supper to the table. Crunchy canned corn is an appealing addition to the mild and cheesy combination of ground beef and pasta shared by Dena Evetts of Sentinal, Oklahoma.
1 pound ground turkey or beef
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 8 ounces process cheese (Velveeta), shredded
- 2-1/2 cups cooked elbow macaroni
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Add the corn and soup. Set aside 1/2 cup cheese for topping; stir remaining cheese into meat mixture until melted. Gently stir in macaroni until coated.
- Transfer to a greased 8-in. square baking dish. Top with reserved cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Cheesy Beef Macaroni in Quick Cooking
January/February 2002, p47
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I used leftover lemon-garlic chicken in place of ground beef and added cut green beans. Very good.
Reviewed Sep. 11, 2009
My family loved the flavor and I loved the convience and speedy preparation. It will definately be a standby.
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ETS provides assessment and research-related services to the Department of Education (ED) under government contracts. Under those contracts, ED reimburses ETS for costs of performance, including allowable medical benefits costs. In the 1990s, ETS established a retiree medical trust. During the years that ETS funded the trust, it was permitted to charge ED for retiree medical benefit costs. After ETS stopped funding the trust in 1999, the government asserts that government contracting rules prohibited ETS from including those costs in its invoices to ED. The settlement announced today resolves allegations that ETS violated those rules by continuing to bill ED for retiree medical benefit costs after ETS stopped funding the retiree medical trust.
ETS disclosed the improper charges to ED in 2007, reimbursed ED, with interest, in the amount of the alleged overcharges, and cooperated with the government's investigation. The $1.4 million settlement agreed to by ETS is in addition to nearly $3.2 million in reimbursement and interest payments.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the New York Office of the Department of Education's Office of Inspector General (OIG), under the direction of Brian Hickey, Special Agent in Charge of the Northeast Region, for their investigation of the matter.
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With the imminent release of Restored, Returned (2009, ECM) exclusively in the UK, Norwegian pianist Tord Gustavsen
Beginning with a spellbinding rendition of "Tears Transforming" from The Ground (2004, ECM), the opening crystalline notes ringing out like a lost siren call enveloping the theater, it became immediately apparent as the rest of the quartet surrounded Tord's haunting melodic figure what a stellar line-up Gustavsen's ensemble contains.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. — It was a primal wail, born of the unimaginable suffering of parents who had just learned that their children were killed — ripped from this world at the very beginning of their lives when possibilities seem endless, dreams still include Santa Claus and bullets are the kind of things that exist only in cartoons.
"You hear it when people die," said John Woodall, a psychiatrist who lives in Newtown and was one of the many crisis counselors who offered their services to the families that gathered on Friday afternoon. "People were hoping against hope that their child was alive, that their neighbor's child or their grandchild was alive."
Instead, several hours after the first reports of shots fired in the Sandy Hook Elementary School at 9:30 a.m., the announcement came that 18 children and six adults were dead at the school, according to several people who were in the firehouse. Two more children died later at a hospital in neighboring Danbury. Authorities later said a female teacher who was shot in the foot was the lone surviving victim.
The news was the latest in a series of unthinkable revelations on what began as a typical mid-December day. By sundown, all the children who would be reunited with their parents had been accounted for. The list of the dead had been completed. And the town, described by several residents as a storybook New England community, was left reeling.
The death toll at the school of 26, plus the gunman, Adam Lanza, makes this the second-deadliest school shooting in the nation's history, exceeded only by the 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech, which left 32 people plus the gunman dead. Lanza, who was described as having a personality disorder, also shot and killed his mother at their home, also in Newtown.
Everywhere in this quaint community, which had been decorated for the holiday season and host to tree lightings and Christmas carolers, there were signs of a normal day interrupted. The stores and restaurants in the old brick and Victorian buildings that line the main square were empty, but business owners taped handwritten signs to their doors that announced impromptu prayer gatherings or had heartfelt messages.
Parents and family members of the kindergarten-through-fourth-grade students at the 400- to 600-student school were told to pick up their children or wait for news at a firehouse down the street.
There, at the intersection of Sunnyview Terrace, a string of red and green Christmas lights twinkled along the peak of the roof, an incongruous sight as a swarm of reporters, some doing live reports in foreign languages, waited outside.
The families gathered in a dining room at the back of the low-slung building, where the town has held lobster bakes and community dances, said Woodall, whose wife once lived across the street.
There were murmured conversations as families waited for news. Some prayed in a back room, led by clergy from the town's interfaith network. First responders worked feverishly to complete a list of the names of the dead.
Crisis counselors who were in the room described a scene of pandemonium when the announcement finally came.
"There was a fresh wave of grief," said Pastor Kevin Merritt of the Stepney Baptist Church in nearby in Monroe. "It's just hard, as parents, at that point, knowing that their child isn't coming home."
Merritt said the announcement was the first time many of the family members learned that their loved ones were dead.
Woodall, a veteran crisis counselor who has worked with families of 9/11 victims and international conflicts, had just returned from Uganda, where he was counseling former child soldiers.


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