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what you see here is the way i start with plugins:
var methods = {
init: function(){
$this = this;
alert('init '+$this.attr('id'));
show_id: function(){
var $this;
// other vars
$.fn.my_plug = function(method){
var args = arguments;
var $this = this;
return this.each(function(){
if (methods[method]){
return methods[method].apply($this, Array.prototype.slice.call(args, 1));
} else if (typeof method === 'object' || !method){
return methods.init.apply($this, Array.prototype.slice.call(args, 0));
} else {
$.error('Method '+method+' does not exist!');
var a = true;
if (a) $('#object').my_plug(); // alerts "init object"
$('#object').my_plug('show_id'); // alerts "object"
var b = false;
if (b) $('#object_b').my_plug(); // does nothing
$('#object_b').my_plug('show_id'); // calls "show_id"-method … but $this is not defined. It should NOT call because this object is not initialized !!!
At the bottom you can see how i call the plugins methods.
First Question: Is there a cleaner way to get "this"/the object inside the methods? I think it's quite uncool to first define the var outside the plugin, then inside the plugin and then inside the init-function. is there a cleaner way to do this?
As you can see at the bottom: I only want to call the plugin if the if-statements are true. If it's true than it calls init. Then I call a method of the plugin, which also works fine, because the "$this" is defined/initialized before. BUT if the if-statment is not true and the "init"-method of the plugin is not called … i think it is unlogical that a method of the plugin can be called.
So this is Question #2: How can I prevent calling methods, if the object isn't initialized before?
If I call
$('#object_b').my_plug('show_id'); it should not do anything, because we didn't initialize the plugin. It should be only available if the plugin is initialized or rather if "$this" is defined.
What do you think?


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Special Board of Trustees Meeting
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Awareness and Education Leads to Prevention
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|CREATING EDIT SCRIPTS FOR CONVERSION OF DATA TABLES - Embodiments of the invention assist conversion of an old data table to a new data table in a communication terminal. An edit script is created by creating an old and new data trees from the old and new tables respectively. A first partial script which converts the old tree to an intermediate tree having the same length as the new tree is then determined. A second partial script which converts the intermediate tree to the new tree is also determined. The first and second partial scripts are then combined to provide a script which can be sent the terminal. The first partial script is preferably a minimum cost series of edits causing only insertions and deletions in the old data tree. The second partial script is preferably a minimum cost series of edits causing only substitutions in the intermediate tree.
|Updating Encryption Keys in a Radio Communication System - Encryption keys in a communication system are updated according to rekey groups having a common set of encryption keys or CKRs. Each group includes a number of radios with active and inactive keysets. A database records the relationships between rekey groups and keys, and the status of their keysets. An operator first determines one or more keys to be updated. New keys are then transmitted to each radio in one or more rekey groups using respective rekey messages. The new keys are stored in the inactive keysets of the radios. The inactive keysets are then activated using respective changeover messages. Deployment of new keys is carried out by software in the form of automated update tasks.
|REPEATER FOR A TRUNKED RADIO NETWORK - A repeater which enables portable radio terminals to operate outside the normal coverage area of a trunked radio network. The repeater combines two wireless transceivers which may simply be radio terminals coupled together in a vehicle, for example. One transceiver communicates control messages to and from the trunked network using a full or half duplex channel. The other transceiver communicates with the portable terminals using a half duplex or simplex channel. The link from the repeater to the network includes a generally continuous control channel while the link to the portable terminals is generally non continuous with intervals for messages from the terminals back to the repeater.
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Buffalo's City Council, at Tuesday's meeting, voted to approve Resolution No. 1347, to submit a grant application to the Wyoming Water Development Commission (WWDC) to replace an existing outdated water supply line.
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Memory will drive the accelerated growth rate. NAND flash is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 16.6% until 2016, and DRAM is expected to grow 9.6% CAGR till 2016.
The NAND and DRAM growth rates are enough by themselves to double the CAGR for 2011-16 compared to the CAGR for 2006-11.
Especially good news for the industry is that the growth will largely be driven by increasing ASPs.
"The outcome is expected tp be steadily upward-trending ASPsthrough 2016, compared to the 3% annual decline that ASPs averaged between 2006 and 2011," says IC Insights.
Since Moore's Law mandates a halving of cost every 18 months, a rising price means high profitability for the semiconductor companies.
Moreover, points out IC Insights, there's little chance of the spectre of over-capacity spoiling the party.
For this year, the most optimistic forecaster is Semico with a 6-8% growth forecast.
IDC is forecasting 4.6%; IHS expects 4.3%; while Gartner and Future Horizons plump for 4% and IC Insights goes for 3%.
The SIA is forecasting a flat year which, according to Malcolm Penn, CEO of Future Horizons, is "totally and absolutely wrong, it's not going to be less than 4%."
It is assumed that SIA forecasts are low because its members want them low to make their own company numbers look better.
Penn expects Q3 to be up 10% which is above the high side of most corporate guidance.
Companies' own growth forecasts are absurd with such wide spreads that they are meaningless.
Intel is forecasting 2 to 10% growth; Qualcomm -4 to +5%; TI -4 to +4%; ST -5 to +5.5%; SanDisk 11 to 21%; MediaTek 13 to 18%; Broadcom 1 to 9%; Freescale -7 to +2%; PMC-Sierra at -6 to 0%; Triquint 10 to 15%; Maxim at 0 to +5%; Altera 2 to 6%.
These forecasts are so wide that their only usefulness is in obscuring what is going on the market.
Last February Intel stopped supplying sales data to the WSTS. Last year AMD left the WSTS.
Without them, and other companies likely to follow estimates of semiconductor market size and estimates of product markets will be guesswork.
Does that matter?
"No one will have any visibility into other peoples' markets," replies Penn, "everyone will be flying blind – like they did 20/30 years ago. That's why they started WSTS in the first place."


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''For previous suggestions, see [[/archive1]] or [[/archive2]].''

 This is the Grand Theft Wiki wishlist for the next GTA game after [[GTA IV]].

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 ==Suggestions for GTA 5==

 #they should carry on from gta 2 base it in about 2020. in a city ravaged by gangs, greedy corporations and bent men of law. you should be able to create your own player choose clothing ,physical looks, accent ethnicity, age and gender as well as if you are linked to any of the many gangs in the city. this would mean the storyline could not be based around an ethnicity (like san andreas or iv).the style of mission you do (robberies, kidnap, gta, burglary, assault and intimidation,murder, contract killing, pimping, loan sharking, bribing officials, drug taking and dealing...etc) depends on which gangs and contacts you work for. this inturn will increase your notoriety thus increasing the caliber of mission but also increasing your own characters skill level so if you do alot of contracting killing you will beoffered more work in that field thus taking the storyline down a certain route. now i think rockstar will be taking a serious look at the up and coming all points bulliten for pc which is basically an entirely online sandbox style crime game (looks like a less cool gta)wer you pick if you are a criminal or a law enforcer .this apb game has a lot of amazing possibilities imagine an entirely online GTA 5 . an entire city inhabited by around 100 online gamers.all either teaming up or fighting for wealth and infamy. gangs could be made by players who could claim turf and buildings. war-ing with the original corporations and gangs for dominance and revenge. or you could choose to vanish into the citys seedy underbelly mudering and stealing alone gradually increasing your notoriety as a violent madman. this game could be fantastic if they take apbs idea and put it through the amazing rockstar mill creating a dark violent scary funny as fuck game. i hope they try to make the graphics  a little bit more  stylised like sin city or 300 or casshern. hand to hand combat should improved as well as the shooting and stabbing the introduction of bullet time would be pretty sweet like max payne/ matrix. the game should be made alot dark like tim burtons gotham or blad runner or city of lost children.,  [[User:Vincent millidge|Vincent millidge]]
 #Zaibatsu corporation is already existed in 2013 when GTA 2 took place. It would be nice if the next GTA storyline (which will be in 2010) should tell how they've started it all and the protogaonist should invole with them in some way (help them) and they would give them rare cars and weapons (like APC, tank or m249, jackhammer etc.). [[User:Mr Timbol|Mr Timbol]]
 #Perhaps a bit more variety and focus on melee weapons and melee combat, with a little bit less on shooting things up. Imagine a mission where you have to go to the circus and kill the manager - you could sneak into the elephant cages, snag a bull hook, and continue through. Finally you come to his office, and the manager is facing the window. You walk up behind him, stab him with the bull hook, and he falls through the window to the ground. But not just bull hooks - metal chains, steel poles, umbrellas, water bottles, CDs, electric fans, textbooks, kind of a more "The Warriors" style with weapons where you could people up with quite a few weapons. [[User:GagePerson|GagePerson]]
 #While we're on the subject of new weapons, every gun from the DLC episodes would be in the regular game. [[User:GagePerson|GagePerson]]
 #Bring characters like The Truth, Woozie, Lance, Catalina, and Carl. I'm not saying bring them back altogether, but more "Bring in a hippie, a blind guy, a cool guy, a crazy chick, and a gangster". [[User:GagePerson|GagePerson]]
 #Different environments such as Countryside, Dirt Country and Cities. [[User:Time Glitch]]TimeGlitch]]
 #I think we need to have new, locations, where you can take planes to vice and liberty city. It would be cool if you were in a new entirely made up city as well, like san andreas, with countryside desert and cities. Also it would be cool to have more customization options, like being able to choose your race, and hair and bodyweight and muscle, like SR2. I wouldn't mind more weapons as well.[[User:CheeseflareUK|CheeseflareUK]]
 #I think there needs to be more islands and a wider range of terrain. Also there needs to be more weapons. More missions is definatly needed. A longer story and more achievments. Also harder achievments with more gamerscore earned. There should still be easy achievments with little gamerscore earned. More vehicles are also essential. More/different/all games in previous GTA's should be used, for example not just bowling or golf, have both. It should be a cross between GTA SAM and GTA IV. Both imense games. GTA SA in the sence of more land and terrain and possible the muscle and fat side. GTA IV as it the better graffics, guns, cars, missions etc......[[User:PlTomayer|PlTomayer]]
 #It should take place in Vice city or Chicago and you are leader of a cool gang.Bring back car customization and buying property.(Strangle hold)
 #Adding a 'Hardcore' difficulty would be a nice addition after completing the game, scaling back the protagonist's health and ammo capacity to much leaner levels to make a subsequent playthough much more tactically demanding. [[User:Sawbones|Sawbones]]
 #A new storyline in a larger and clearer Vice City. Take back the car customization and more car futures. as hydrolics and lights/stereo. mm. More futures you can buy during the game. ( property) Higher speed of traffic on Highway !!. Able to do taxi jobs during the game.
 #I thik that they should bring back Airplanes, like 747's. Just like in SA. That would be awesome on multiplayer. I can see why they didnt do that on GTAIV, maybe because they didnt want people crashing into building and being a "terrorist". Parachutes would be awesome too. --[[User:MiniSoup|MiniSoup]] 01:13, November 10, 2009 (UTC)
 #Just bring back San Andreas And make it have planes and stuff and animals in the country side and stuff make it an australian guy that just got their and met cj so he does missions for him and then meets the lost brotherhood bikers there and have like parachutes and lowriders and loads of muscle cars including a holden monaro And make you to be able to drive across the country to vice city and liberty city or take a train or plane. that would be the best game EVER!!!!!!! yous would gat lots of money ehhhh haha.
 #Considering that R* have demonstrated that they can create solid, sympathetic and deep protagonists, I'd really like to see a female lead character in the next game. I'm sure that they could avoid the classic 'Stony Bitch' stereotype of most female leads in games and apply the formula to great effect. [[User:Sawbones|Sawbones]]
 #Make it set in the future such as 2025 and set it in Liberty City and make a borough which should be parody to Staten Island.
 #Ignore crazy stuff like making it totaly unreal. And do it as GTA IV but with: more vehicles( maybe five new and all others as in TLAD, TBOGT and GTA IV), have the ability travel between cities vice city and liberty city if needed on two disks and also if possible san andreas, Real estate agency( only to 15 maximum safehouses) but more to give about 30 choice but when reached 15 they say "all others bought", More minigames( All TLAD ,TBOGT and GTA IV also new ones like arcade, casino, bodyguarding, photo spy, new version of paramedic, new version of air rescue, trasher, pizza deliveries and many more online activities), more girlfriends, car upgrading more depth then  GTA:SA, Few illegal shops which sell very rare things, Fake Police Database as a analog to skype which would be important just as email But at first you need downloaded as many other programs, many easter eggs about other characters from other games. [[User:OmagaSpruz|OmagaSpruz]]
 #It would be nice if boats and helicopters had designated saving spots, like tying a boat to a dock that the player character owns or landing a helicopter on a helipad owned by the player character. Of course, the boat saving mechanic would have to be different from the car saving mechanic; you woudn't simply be able to leave it in a spot, but rather you would have to tie it to a dock. Maybe you could drive to the saving spot, then answer an onscreen prompt to save (tie to the dock and leave it there) the boat. The prompt could be something like "Press D-pad down to tie boat to dock." And you would untie the boat by an onscreen prompt as well; "Press D-pad down to untie boat from dock," or something like that, and the untying option would also put the player character in the driver's seat of the boat. [[User:EEA|EEA]]
 #If it takes place in Vice city make Vice city have swaps, lots of Hotels, clubs, and rich peole. Make the  protagonist be from the caribbeans ethier Cuba, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Jamaica, or th Bahamas. You became rich and have a big masion and you can customize your mansion like in Saints Row and Scarface the game.(Strangle hold)
 #i think it would be so cool to make the game like real life, the player should be able to enter all the shops and most of the buildings on the map, it would be good like on san andreas when you can go and rob peoples houses, gta 5 should defo bring back being able to do taxi missions and paramedic and police missions.  AEROPLANES need to come backk, i had many fun days drivin aeroplanes and jumping out of them on SA,  there should be more side missions to earn extra money, the game should start with the main charachter should start off as a teenager and as the games and missions go on he/she should slowly grow up in to a young adult facing the rough streets with gangs, violence, drugs, drinkin, sex etc.
 #Please have a mansion that is bigger then the masion in Scarface and Vice city combined. You can have a pet shark just like in Scarface the game or a tiger in the masion.Big theater room in your masion. Girls in your masion that will walk around.A indoor pool, boat yard, Your gang walks around your masion, and finally please make this happen have a mini airport in the back of your masion.(Strangle hold)
 #make gta 5 realistic like there's some licensed cars and like other people's ideas please other islands be included! like vice city and san andreas and possibly a new city called magnum city. one more thing, no securom on pc please it makes gta 4 worse do not include it on gta 5. also try to have a long storyline, like first u start at school when you're 13, you get to jail for doing something and you get out of jail when your 33 and should be so realistic like you can buy computers from electronic stores around the city, maybe shoes from prolaps or something.
 #well I didn't know what to call the city but I think the one above me is great! make a surgery report every time you get wasted, e.g, right arm broken, chest shot, skull fractured. and show a picture of the protagonists skeleton. bring back the car modification and make a large variety of clothing and let us choose the colours of it. make a mini-game based on the forbidden "Hot Coffee" scenes in GTA: San Andreas. it will be BAD judging by the graphics. make little kids, pensioners, maybe even dogs walk around the city, maybe let some even be a main part.[[User:RobbieGIlder|RobbieGIlder]]
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 [[Category:ok i think we should bring back san andreas. it be perfect w/ the graphics. ok like a sequel. you know start it off with one of the characters from the first game get killed by a mysterious person. then cj goes to the funeral and stuff. the he trys to take revenge by trying to find out who did it. the cj finds out who did it, it will be a former grove street gone balla .the so on and so on it will be good. but bring in so many new weapons and veichles. maybe a new map. the game will be called either: GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS 2, GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS THE REVENGE OF C.J., OR GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS THE SEQUEL ]]
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Everton will consult with their fans before finalising the redesign of the 11th crest in the club's 135-year history, which will be introduced next season.
A redesign touted earlier this year upset some fans with a new badge changing the tower in the badge while also ditching the club's Latin motto 'Nil Satis Nisi Optimum' - Nothing But the Best is Good Enough.
The club later apologised to fans, vowing to use the design for just one season before changing again.
Fans will be able to provide feedback on how they want the new crest to look before voting on different designs.
"I think it's vitally important that the fans have a massive say," said manager Roberto Martinez.
"I said it before, I want to know as much as I can from how the fans feel, how they want us to play, how they want us to perform and how they want us to represent the football club."
A statement on the Premier Leaguue club's website said: "In the club's 135-year history there have been 10 versions of the official Everton crest. This year, the club and its fans will make history by developing the next evolution of the crest, together.
"For the first time, all Evertonians will have their say on what the club crest should look like and ultimately select the design that will be used from the 2014/15 season onwards.
"The club prides itself on its ability to embrace feedback. The extensive consultation process will ensure all supporters play a fundamental role in the development of the next piece of Everton history."
Everton also said they were changing the crest because they are unhappy with elements of the previous design.
"Our previous crest was often misrepresented and suffered regularly from the omission of key elements, such as our name and year of formation, and the misuse of our club colours.
"We have a responsibility to maintain a contemporary, relevant identity for the club. We recognise the need to do this with diligence and sensitivity - with one eye on the past but also one eye on the future."
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The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is holding a meeting in Washington today to get feedback on its draft National Priorities for Research and Initial Research Agenda (pdf file).
Background on PCORI – if you're not up on it – from their website:
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) was created to conduct research to provide information about the best available evidence to help patients and their health care providers make more informed decisions. PCORIs research is intended to give patients a better understanding of the prevention, treatment and care options available, and the science that supports those options.
Research commissioned by PCORI will produce information patients and their health care providers can trust. Patients will play a major role in PCORIs work by telling PCORI what health care outcomes they value. PCORI will make sure the results of its research are provided to patients and clinicians in ways that are responsive to their needs and interests and easy to understand. PCORI is an information resource, not a care provider. In releasing its research findings, PCORI will ensure that its research is not construed as mandates for practice guidelines or coverage recommendations.
PCORI is committed to transparency and a rigorous stakeholder-driven process that emphasizes patient engagement. PCORI will use a series of forums and formal public comment periods to increase awareness of its work and obtain public input and feedback prior to adoption of priorities, agendas, methodological standards, peer review processes or dissemination strategies.
PCORI was established by Congress through the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act but is by law an independent, non-profit organization. PCORI is governed by a 21-member Board of Governors.
A longtime health communication/publishing pro, Bill Silberg, has been named as PCORIs first Director of Communications. Most recently, he had been editor-at-large for the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. Previously, Silberg was Vice President for Publishing and Communication at the New York Academy of Sciences, Senior Vice President for Communications and Publishing at the Commonwealth Fund, and Senior Vice President and Executive Editor at Medscape. He spent 13 years at the American Medical Association, holding numerous editorial positions, including web editor at the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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In the course of Bonin's four-year career, the Maroon and Gold made two NCAA final four appearances while compiling a winning percentage of .660 (105-50 -17) and winning three WCHA Playoff Championships. Bonin was named to the WCHA All-Academic team three times as he pursued his degree in chemistry. A draftee of the Pittsburgh Penguins organization, Bonin is currently playing professionally in Europe, after spending time with the Minnesota Wild. Bonin started his professional career with Cleveland of the International Hockey League in 1996.
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Our whole crew would like to warmly welcome you to the Mercure Warszawa Centrum. The Mercure Hotels family happily welcomes you to the Mercure Warszawa Centrum!
Parking is not a problem at our hotel, we have plenty of parking available for our clientele. Located at our hotel are car parking spots for the benefit of our guests.
This hotel offers Wi-Fi.
Make yourself at home
The qualified reception staff will always be ready to assist. The upper floors of the well-appointed hotel are reached easily with the lift.
Where you will stay
Every single guest enjoys the TV (cable), the useful blow-dryer, the high-bitrate internet access as well as the air conditioner that are present in all hotel rooms. In each and every hotel room there is also a TV set. Satellite TVs are available in our hotel rooms. The hotel rooms are equipped with a safety deposit box. For your convenience, a trouser press can be found in each of our hotel rooms.
Relax and unwind in the bath in your very own bathroom.
Also available are kids' beds for your convenience, please ask our friendly staff for assistance.
Active guests enjoy the hotel's fully equipped fitness room.
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Our guests can enjoy a great breakfast in Brasserie Restaurant. Winestone stands out with authenticity and the taste of passion hidden in the simplicity of culinary forms, along with fresh interior design and affordable prices.
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Starting point:From Okecie Airport go Zwirki & Wigury Street and follow the city signs to the centre, keep the direction,cross Wawelske Street, pass Raszynska Street untill roundabout at Zawiszy Square,... more
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1 bottle of water per stay
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- Single rooms: 23
- Double rooms: 305
- Suites: 10
- Apartments: 10
- Twin rooms: 161
- Designated parking place for the disabled
- Security personnel
- Hotel foyer with video surveillance
- Safe deposit box at reception
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- Garage
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What I want is to go directly to the character naming of the player without the Oak speech, since everybody have heard it thousand of times before. I know that without naming the hero and rival the game crashes, but since I jump directly to the naming routines the game wouldn't crash.
All I need to do is skip those lengthy speeches with ASM.
I'll try to do what you suggest, thanks.
Okay, I finally found it, it's around 12EB58, however jumping directly to the naming routine crashes the game after the player selected his name. This has probably to do with the original routine setting some values that are necessary for the intro.
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TELEVISION/RADIO; The Latest Export Of the BBC: Fake, And Funny, Reality
By MARGY ROCHLIN
Published: January 20, 2002
LONDON— EARLY on in ''The Estate Agent,'' the British documentary filmmaker Roy Mallard tags along with a pale, depressed-looking real estate broker who is desperately trying to ignore the incessant squabbling of Mark and Sarah, a young couple he is hoping to interest in a two-story flat.
As the argument intensifies, Mark tries to lighten the moment by picking up a nearby golf club and giving it a few trial swings. Then -- thunk -- it connects with something just beyond the frame. The camera wobbles a bit. A few seconds pass. The agent's face fills with horror. Looking just slightly to the left of the camera -- right where a documentary filmmaker would be standing -- the agent asks: ''Oh, dear. Is that blood?''
As the scene ends, Mallard says he'd better sit down.
Roy Mallard may be the world's most ineffectual documentarian, which is precisely why British viewers have adored watching him for two seasons. ''The Estate Agent'' is in reality an episode of ''People Like Us,'' a hilarious, straight-faced spoof of documentary television. First broadcast in Britain in 1997, four of the shows will be presented in the United States on BBC America, starting on Saturday.
''People Like Us'' follows the travails of Mr. Mallard, played by the British actor Chris Langham, who roams Britain trying to give voice to ordinary citizens and their uncelebrated occupations. On the shows to be broadcast in the United States, Mallard disrupts the lives of a chief executive officer, a struggling actor and a journalist at a small-town newspaper.
''If Roy Mallard really existed, he would have thought what he was doing was genuinely educative, good for you to watch,'' John Morton, the show's writer and director, said during an interview in a London hotel. Mallard is based less on a particular broadcast figure, Mr. Morton said, than on an old-fashioned kind of BBC reporting: ''A lot of journalism now is very look-at-me. But unlike some documentary filmmakers who really, really want to be in front of the camera and end up being the subject, the Roy Mallard approach is to be the invisible, selfless conduit through which these people's stories emerge.''
Despite Mallard's desire for anonymity, his incompetence makes him an unintentional star. His narration is often thick with twisted turns of phrase. He says of the city Louis-in-Sussex: ''On average, Louis's population of fifteen and one-half thousand spends more on shoes each year per head than their counterparts in Oldham do in less than half that time.''
He interrupts his interviews with pointless asides; his clumsy questions tend to elicit annoyed stares and quizzical looks. And Mallard has so much trouble staying off camera that the show's British fans have kept a running tally of his inadvertent appearances -- a torso here, a quick reflection in the window there -- trying to piece together a portrait of the entire man.
Faux reality shows have become a mini-trend in Britain -- there are enough of them, in fact, that BBC America is able to package ''People Like Us'' with two other shows, ''Human Remains'' and ''I'm Alan Partridge,'' this Saturday and Sunday and Feb. 2 and Feb. 3
Paul Lee, chief operating officer of BBC America, said that when the cable network was first launched in 1998, he was told that Americans would never go for this kind of programming -- too dry, too inside, too British.
''People said the only things that would work were mysteries, dramas with people in period costumes, and bland comedies,'' Mr. Lee said. ''Actually, we've found what matters is that a show has an internal logic. 'People Like Us' is intelligent. It takes a risk. People could tune in and say, 'Oh, this is just another boring documentary.' But those who smell a rat -- and you do smell a rat quite early on -- cannot stop watching.''
In truth, no American comedy series has quite the deadpan tone of ''People Like Us.'' The closest comparison may be Christopher Guest's feature-length mockumentaries, ''Waiting for Guffman'' and ''Best In Show.'' But these films are largely improvised and indulge in exaggerated humor. ''People Like Us'' is tightly scripted and painstakingly choreographed to seem as naturalistic as possible. Even the casting shows meticulous attention to detail: to maintain the illusion, the actors have to be unfamiliar to the audience yet skilled enough to pull off a tricky type of parody.
Mr. Morton created ''People Like Us'' in 1994, when he was an unknown in the British entertainment world. Just a few years earlier, he taught college preparatory classes in English literature at a high school in Hampshire, where he grew up. Then he decided to quit, sell his home, rent a furnished room and dedicate his time to becoming a writer.
''There wasn't a revelation,'' Mr. Morton said. ''Teaching just wasn't what I wanted to do. But what did I want to do? Sometimes I'd go to a film and I'd think, 'I kind of understand how that worked' and, 'They could have just tweaked that!' For me, that was such an unusual feeling to have. So peculiarly, I always had this idea that I'd be able to write comedy.''
His instinct paid off. In 1994, Paul Schlesinger, then working in development at BBC's Radio 4, received Mr. Morton's unsolicited ''People Like Us'' script.


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I woke up this morning
with him lying beside me
All I could do is look at him
while he slept
I then realized how much I loved him
and I didn't know what I would do without him
He brings me joy
I know he would love me unconditionally
I will never have to pretend to be something
I'm not
I don't have to care
how I look or what I have done wrong
I am perfect in his eyes
because I am his Nana
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Fairbanks Daily News Miner (Newspaper) - May 28, 1965, Fairbanks, Alaska CITY NEWS EV BRIEF Library Services The children's summer reading program starts Tues- day at the Fairbanks Public Li- brary. The Indian Reading Club for children passing to the fifth grade, and1 the "Reading for Fun" Club, for new sixth grad- ers, will be under the supervi- sion of the children's librarian, Mrs. Renate Kreis. Library hours, Monday through Thurs- day, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. During June, July, and August, the library will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Class Registration The University of Alaska eve- ning classes registration will resume at Ft. Wainwright aft- er the holiday weekend1. Regis- tration will be held at Pompeo Hall continuing through Wednes- day. Classes are open to both civilian and military. For in- formation call 353-4205 or 479- 7221. LATE II O >l I Daily News "America's Farthest North Daily Member of The Associated Press VOl. XLIII Per Copy FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 Sixteen Pages No. 125 LBJ WITHDRAWS MORE TROOPS North Star Borough OK's Zoning Plan 9-Member Board To Be Named by Schleppegrell An All Troop Camp Girl Scouts in junior troop 46 from the Hunter-Bar- nette School areas who wish to go to troop camp at Harding Lake may register by June 4 with Mrs. Doris Holt, 509 Ninth or call 456-4487 after 5 p.m. ordinance borough establish- planning ing commission, consisting of nine members, won final approval of the North Star Borough Assembly night. Assemblywoman last Kathleen Vacation Bible School j (Mike) DaHon gave notice that Vacation Bible School begins she would introduce an interim at 2 p.m., Saturday in the Uni-1 zoning ordinance at the next versity Baptist Church. Regular regular meeting of the assem- sessions begin at 9 a.m., Man day. It will continue through June 11. Girls and boys ages three through 16 are invited. Awards Sunday The Fairbanks Lutheran Church will hold an awards day Sunday during the Sunday School hour at a.m. A pot- luck picnic for the Sunday school and the congregation will In the meantime. Borough Chairman John Schleppegrell announced that he had asked the City Planning and Zoning Commission to stay in active operation until he had appoint- ed the borough commission and had it approved by the assem- bly. The ordinance specifies that be held at the Rainbow of the present city Plan- Ranch at 1 p.m. VFW Services The VFW and American Le- meet at Birch Hill gion Cemetery at 10 a.m. Sunday for memorial service. It will be followed by a memorial service on the Cushman Street bridge at about 11 a.m. The Honors Seversons American Legion Auxiliary sire sponsoring a fare- well party in honor of Gordon and Aud Severson at the home of Russell and Peggy Huber, Mile College Road at Saturday. Jewish Sabbath Service A Jewish Sabbath Service will be held at the Eielson Air Force Base Chapel at p.m. today. A bus will leave from the Ft. Wainwright Chapel Annex at p.m. for personnel wishing to attend services. Fire Training The Alaska State Firemens Association, Central Chapter, will hold a program on mutual aid and central dispatch system at p.m. Friday at the Fair- banks Fire Station. Me Story-Hour There will be no story-hour this week at the College Com- munity Library. For the sum- mer, the story-hours will con- tinue on Wednesday afternoons from 1 to 2 p.m. ning and Zoning Commission members must be on the bor- ough planning body. Out of Order A move last night by Assem- blyman Urban Rahoi to elimi- nate all zoning powers from the ordinance was ruled out of or- der by Terry Miller, presiding officer of the borough. Miller first ruled that Rahoi's ancl motion was in order but chang- Camp Fire Girls Campfire Girts from Dancetown USA Dancetown USA classes ed his ruling upon advice of the borough attorney George Yea- ger who said it was in violation of state law. The assembly had previously agreed to assume planning and zoning functions in the borough effective May 15. Only Rahoi and Howard Alex- ander opposed the ordinance which establishes the commis- sion and prescribes its powers and duties. Alexander has been (Continued on Page 9, Col. 4) Sales Tax Ordinance Postponed With Assemblymen John Gustafson and Harold Gil- lam absent last night, the Borough Assembly once again postponed an ordi- nance which would bring :he borough sales tax laws into line with those of Fairbanks. Once again the chief reason for postponement was the ques- tion whether to list advertising as an exemption or not. John Carlson, the borough's revenue officer, said that "rev- enue from the sales tax on ad- vertising would be less than the cost of collecting it." Assemblyman Howard Alex- ander voiced the sentiments of several citizens who appeared at a public hearing on the mat- ter. He said the tax would "pe- nalize the local man." He also maintained that it would take "more money to police it than we'll collect in advertising." The Chamber of Commerce fa- vors the exemption of advertis- ing. Opposite View Pete Aiken took the opposite view. Aiken asked "Are we go- ing just to tax those that are easy to He said that "We shouldn't exempt just be- cause it's hard. to collect. (Continued on Page col I] Plumbers Near Strike Deadline No agreement was reached in Thursday negotiations between the Steamfitters and Plumbers local 375 and1 the Mechanical Contractors of Fairbanks, Inc. Contractors have set Satur- day as the day. all jobs come to a halt until contract negotia- tions with the union are com- plete. In yesterday's story of the contract dispute, the ..News- Miner reported the union de- manded a raise from to per hour for travel. That de- mand should have read to per day extra pay for travel to College and Ft. Wainwright. Youth Corps Project OK'd For Villages Work Experience Being Offered Many Drop-outs JUNEAU. (AP) The U.S. Department of Labor has approved a Neighbor- hood Youth Corps project which will provide work ex- perience opportunities for 325 out-of-school Alaskans, Rep. Ralph J. Rivers, D- Alaska, said today. Rivers advised the Associated Press by wire from Washington the project will cost with the Federal government providing of that amount. The project will be carried out under the jurisdiction of the State Rural Development Agen- cy, headed by John C. Gates. The Neighborhood Youth Corps Program is designed to provide remedial education and work experience for young men and women 16 21 years of age. The 625 Alaskans to take part in the program are located in 36 villages. Training, and the number of persons to take part at each village, based on cur- rent plans, is to be provided at: Pt. Barrow, 20; Stebbins, 25; St. Michael, 10; Unalakleet, 50; Scammon Bay, 16; Russian Mission, 10; Kipnuk, 10; Good- news Bay. Kwethluk, 10; Napakiak, 15; Bethel, 35; Hoo- nah, 20; Kake, 20; Hydaburg, 11; Kwigillingok, 15; Fort Yukon, 20; Tanana, 10; Northway Village, 6; Kiana, 20; Nunapitchuk, 15; Kotzebue, 50; Noorvik, 25; Noatak, 15; Pt. Hope, 15; Selawik, 25: Wain- wright, 10; Gambell, 30; Em- monak, 21; Arctic Village, 10; Savoonga, 25; Naposkiak, 5; Newktok, 15; Tooksook Bay 7: Tunanak, 12; Kaltag, 8; and Hooper Bay, 6. ALL SET FOR WEEKEND The weather- man told Susie Tuohy that tne temperature would remain at normal to above normal for (he Jong Memorial Day weekend. De- spite the fact she was to be graduated from Lathrop High School last night, she took time to don her summer rig and skate- board her way into the holiday. Stall Photo Orders Military Men Out of Dominican Calls for International Machinery Geared to Meet Fast-moving Events; Warns of Further Conquest Attempts WACO, Tex. (AP) President Johnson announced today he is issuing orders to withdraw American military men from the Dominican Republic. But he warned at the same time that in the hemi- sphere "we can expect more efforts at triumph by ter- ror and conquest through chaos." And he called for "new international machinery geared to meet fast-mov- ing events." In an address prepared for commencement exercises at Baylor University once headed by his great grandfa- ther. George Washington Baines said, "When forces of freedom move er on political, economic or mil- itary fronts the forces of slavery and subversion move rapidly and decisively." The President said that one of the lessons learned during the past four weeks in the Domin- ican Republic is that "it is clear that we need new international machinery geared to meet fast- moving events." "When hours can decide the fate of generations, the moment of decision must become the moment of he added. The troops the President said are being withdrawn are in addition to he said have Warm Spell To Continue For Holiday With a long range forecast giving promise of continued warm weather, Interior Alas- kans were today preparing for their first extended weekend of the summer season. Memorial Day, coming on Sunday, will be recognized as a Monday holiday with all fed- eral, state, and city offices re- maining closed. Many private businesses will also remain closed. The Daily News-Miner will provide its staff the long weekend and will not publish. Monday. Banks will be closed pTst and there will be no mail de- Should You Ask: What Price Freedom? Skymen Have the Answer CAB's Stay of Service Ruling Disappoints Alaska Airlines two days. And Johnson said he has in- structed Lt. Gen. Bruce Palmer, i commander of U.S. forces in the j Dominican Republic, "to dis- cuss possible further withdraw- als" with Gen. Hugo Panasco i Alvim of Brazil, commander of i the Organization of American I States forces in the revolt-torn Caribbean country. livery. In anticipation of the warm in the mid-forty to high-sixty range, plans were being made to open summer cabins, for camping trips, or visits to such scenic at- tractions as Valdez and McKin- ley Park. The weather forecast, in addi- tion to warm temperatures, in- ANCHORAGE (AP) Alaska "The five-day Giers- will begin at 10 a.m. June 3 in the National Guard Armory. There will be no class for old students Monday. EDITOR'S NOTE Troops of the 173rd Airborne Brigade landed in South Viet Nam early this month. Pulitzer Prize-win- ning AP photographer Horst Faas accompanied a battalion on its first action against the Viet Cong. Here is his report. VUNG TAU, South Viet Nam the (AP) Girls in bikinis were Fourth grade up will swim from sunning and surfing as the three 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday at the uni-j companies of paratroopers flew versity pool. iover this seaside resort. Artil- lery and bombs sounded sharply 15 miles away, softening up the landing zone. The 173rd Airborne Brigade had landed in Viet Nam early this month. On Wednesday heli- copters carried' the 503rd Regi- ment's 1st Battalion into its first action against the Viet Cong. It was a frustrating experience with an elusive human enemy and relentless natural foes. Sniper fire greeted the heli- copters as they landed, then the guerrillas faded away. The men moved off in steaming tropical heat, two companies clambering up and over huge boulders to- ward the hills, the third moving through the valleys. Ankle Sprained One man sprained an ankle. "Sure, I can go on. I'm air- he told his commander and hobbled off. Throughout the afternoon the troops fought clinging jungle vines and thorns. Mosquitoes attacked in swarms. Faces, hands and arms were streaked with blood from bites and. the snags of thorns and vines. But at times the vines came in han- dy as the heavily loaded troops pulled themselves up sheer rocks and cliffs. May 28. Partly cloudy, warmer, with little change in temperature. Low tonight 44; high Saturday 70; low last night 47; high yesterday 70. Temperature at 1 p.m. 71. Sunrise Saturday a.m., sunset p.m. for total c! 20 hours, 14 minutes of sun- light with gain of six minutes. Weather Elsewhere Seattle, cloudy, 74; Juneau, cloudy, 63; Barrow, cloudy, 30; Anchorage, partly cloudy, 56; Nome, cloudy, 52; Kotze- bue, cloudy, 50; Cordova, partly cloudy, 48. A heavy tropical rain set in at dark, making things cooler but making the bush and the rocks slippery. The paratroopers still wore smooth-soled jump boots though they hope to be issued cleated jungle boots soon. Move to Hills They found an abandoned Viet Cong lookout with an excellent view of the airfield at Vung Tau and the highway leading from the town. They blew up the post and moved on up into the hills, struggling over the rain-slick rocks with their 50-caliber ma- chine guns, bazookas, mortars and ammunition. They bedded' down for the night in a downpour. The day's pouring sweat turned into shiv- ering, cold. No fires or smoking were permitted. A helicopter hovered over hacked' out Alaskan Mosquitoes Invade Reds MOSCOW (AP) The Rus- sian News Agency Tass re- ported a fantastic story to- day. Tass says a small Soviet steamer in the Black Sea was forced to heave-to for two days because it was attacked by mosquitoes. They covered decks, port- holes, and the engine room up to four inches deep. Every effort to get rid of the mosquitoes failed, then the temperature dropped and they flew away. clearing and dropped C rations and jerry cans of water. During the night the Ameri- cans could hear Vietnamese artillery firing near by and one firefight between Vietnamese and Viet Cong. At daybreak they moved off again and saw a man perched in the trees, peering through foli- age apparently as an observer for the Viet Cong. The troops held their fire, under orders not to open up unless they could see a weapon. He vanished in the thick bush. A few minutes later the lead men approached an intersection of trails and there were sharp bursts of automatic fire. One fell with bullet wounds in the shoulder and side, the other threw himself into the bush aft- er taking hits beneath his arm. The remainder of the company charged into the bush with weapons blazing. That ended that Viet Cong attack. First Aid The wounded men were given first aid while young troops meeting their first combat shook their heads in awe and older veterans debated whether it had been sniper fire or an Airlines expressed disappoint- ment Thursday with a five-day delay in its proposed new jet routes between Alaska and Se- attle, stayed by a new Civil Aer- onautics Board order in Wash- ington. Robert Giersdorf, vice presi- dent for sales of Alaska Air- lines, said' the company would continue its existing service be- tween Anchorage and Seattle by way of Fairbanks until next Wednesday, when it hopes to start Anchorage Seattle non- stop flights. "Naturally we're disappointed with the delay because we're eager and anxious to start serv- ice on our new Giers- dorf said after the new CAB decision was made public. The CAB announced a tempo- rary stay through June 1 of its March 26 order which shuffled the pattern of air service be- tween the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. ambush. "What difference asked one does it younger man. "It's bad enough." A veteran officer knelt by one man and said: "I've seen many wounded a lot worse who made it. You'll be okay." "They ruined my new tee said one of the wounded. "Sorry about replied the other, using one of the most (Continued on Paoa 1, Col. 1) More Vandalism Reported at Growden Field The Fairbanks Department of Parks and Recreation is getting mad. With thousands of dollars in damage caused by vandals dur- ing the winter to the city's parks and playgrounds, apparently some punks just have to come on for an encore. A crew of workmen groom' ing the Growden Memorial dorf said, "will cause some in- convenience because we will have to operate on just slightly different schedules than we had anticipated." As a result of the new order, he said, Alaska Airlines "will retain exactly the jet route pat- tern and schedule in effect now through next Tuesday, and will start our new service beginning Wednesday, June 2." That means Alaska's south- bound jet flight will leave An- Forest Fires Plague BLM Forest fires and dry condi- tions continued to plague Bu- reau of Land Management per- sonnel today with two fires go- ing early this morning. One at Seven Mile Chena Hot Springs Road apparently was started from land clearing. The BLM sent 29 men to put it out, using 24 emergency fire fight- ers and five station personnel. No jumpers were used on the fire, said to be covering about 10 acres. A small Caterpillar was in use as well as a gallon pumper unit. The blaze broke out at 1 p.m. yesterday and was still being manned this morning. The fire was located miles north of the about road. BLM fire control was consid- ering three fires near Chatanika Park grounds Thursday, left for! as one blaze. The fires were all 35 minutes to get some lunch. During their brief absence, two 55 gallon barrels of garbage were strewn all over the area. Most of the new box seats were overturned. Two parking signs were ripped up. The van- dals vanished, leaving a mess. While little material damage was done, the men were kept busy for several hours doing work that was unnecessary. And that costs the taxpayer as much as if real damage was inflicted. within a two-mile distance along the Davidson Ditch. It was not under control at a.m.'to- day. A total of 25 men were working at the scene with 20 more due in from Northway at 6 a.m. Twenty emergency fire fighters were dispatched with five BLM personnel. Natives were being flown in as the fire spread over 80 acres. Fire conditions are still ex- treme and weekend campers are again warned to be sure their fires are out. chorage at p. m. with a stop in Fairbanks, instead of 6 p. m. direct to Seattle, has had been scheduled. Giersdorf was in Anchorage heading an Alaska Airlines "sales blitz" designed to pro- mote the new direct Anchorage- Seattle service. He said the sales effort "has reaffirmed the out- standing potentials in this new market for us." Alaska Airlines also had an- nounced a new fare for the non-stop Anchorage Seattle service, and the rate had been matched by Pacific Northern Airlines and Northwest Orient Airlines. As a result of the stay, Giers- dorf said, Alaska would have to collect an additional amount to cover the cost of service by way of Fairbanks. Johnson said the necessity for dicated Part'y quick action is one of "the expected to hold realities" made apparent by the Dominican situation. The President has been criti- cized in some quarters for not advising other hemisphere, na- tions before announcing his de- cision April 28 to send military forces to the Dominican Repub- lic. Accident Deaths Up in Alaska Over Past Years JUNEAU (AP) There were 425 accidental deaths in Alaska during 1964, compared with 286 the previous year, the state's Bureau of Vital Statistics re- ports. Of the total, 161 were attribut- ed to transport accidents and 264 were blamed on non-transport accidents, including 113 deaths tied directly to the March 27, earthquake and seismic sea wave disaster. Aircraft accidents accounted for the highest number of trans- port deaths, 58. Another 47 per- sons were killed in motor ve- hicle accidents and 55 died1 in accidents involving water craft. One was killed in a railroad ac- cident. Snowed Under MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) temperature was dipping into the 30s when Loel Henry started to mow a neighbor's lawn Thursday. Dressed in a parka and earmuffs, the boy finished the job in light snow that quickly melted. until Tuesday or Wednesday. Roads Good The Department of Highways reports roads are generally in good condition, including the Steese which leads to Circle City and the Yukon River, which was opened this week. For those people not planning Today, in discussing the Com- to away on the first Ion8 munist threat within the weekend after the cold sphere, Johnson said: i winter, there will be a full slate "We know that when a activities to command their munist group seeks to exploit :attentlon- misery, the entire free inter- American system is put in dead- ly danger. We also know that these dangers can be found to- day in many of our lands. There is no trouble anywhere these evil forces will not try to turn to their advantage. We can expect more efforts at triumph by ter- (Conlinued on Page Col. 2) Baseball begins with North of the Range games Saturday and Sunday at Ft. Wainwright and Ft. Greely. The youth baseball program, with Connie Mack, Babe Ruth, and Little League competition slated, will also get underway. Hydroplane boat races are set CContlnucc on Page J, Col. Pentagon Thinks of Bonus Plans for Re-enlistments WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon is proposing a special bonus to lure men with critical skills into re-enlisting in the! armed services. i The bonus system, recom- mended to Congress in a little- noticed section of a pay-in- crease bill, could give some cor- porals and specialists as much as depending on the im- portance of their skills. Two years ago, Congress ig- nored a similar Defense Depart- ment proposal. However, top officials hope the Senate and House will be more receptive this time be- cause of the increasing difficul- ty in holding trained men. The Defense Department al- ready has a re-enlistment bonus system in effect. The new spe- cial system aimed at the highly skilled would be superimposed on it. Under the standard system, a man completing his first enlist- ment and signing up for another hitch is entitled to one month's pay multiplied by the number of years of re-enlistment. Thus, a man who signed up for an additional six-year hitch would get a bonus of six months' pay. On later enlistments, the bon- (Conllnued on Page 9, Col. "Good thing mosquitoes were MM young ones; full grown Alas- ki mosquitoes would have carried the boat away." ;