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Well ladies and gentlemen, I am not dead, nor have I been kidnapped, held hostage or any other such things. Unfortunately, since the last update on An Innocent Gift, Real Life decided to show me just how nasty it could be. My life since the last update has been pretty devastating for me. My family broke up, then my fiancé broke off our engagement. Suffice to say life sucked. And I cannot write angst, especially on a fic that is so close to my heart. Life however has gotten so much better for me, I've managed to move past everything, and finally rediscover my muse. Anyway, enough of that, as per usual, I do not own the characters featured in this chapter, nor am I making any profit from this.
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Chapter Eight-
"Professor McGonagall, may I please speak with you after class?" Harry asked, as he took his seat beside Neville, feeling the gaze of his two best friends' on his back as he did.
He sighed internally. They had been watching him again, ever since he and Neville had called on the Old Ways, two days ago.
Ron's behaviour, he could understand, and had been expecting ever since he first learnt of the attitude Molly Weasley had instilled in three of her children regarding the Old Ways. Hermione's behaviour confused him though. She was acting as if she had no clue as to what he had done, and that couldn't be right. This was Hermione, after all, she researched everything and wouldn't miss out on an opportunity to learn something new.
"Of course, Mr. Potter." Professor's McGonagall's voice broke through his thoughts. "You have a free period after my class, correct?"
Harry nodded his head. "Yes ma'am, I do."
McGonagall nodded once and turned her attention to the now full class. "Today, students, we shall be covering the theory behind the animagus transformation. Should you prove to have a form, we will be covering this in detail," There were several groans that were quickly silenced by McGonagall's sharp gaze. "This is to ensure that you don't get trapped mid-transformation." McGonagall then swished her wand and the board behind her was filled with notes, as she proceeded to explain the theory behind what was going to be, as most students thought, the most anticipated class of the year.
"So, what is it that you wanted to speak with me about, Mr Potter?" Professor McGonagall asked, as she led Harry to her office, offering him a seat.
"I wanted to talk to you about the animagus classes."
"I imagine you want to follow in your father and his friends' footsteps…" McGonagall broke off as she saw a brief wince of guilt flash across Harry's face. "Mr Potter?"
Harry blushed, knowing he'd been caught. "Umm… well, you see, I've already followed in their footsteps." He muttered softly.
"And who supervised your training?" McGonagall demanded.
Harry fought off the urge to squirm under her harsh gaze. "Uhh… Hedwig?" He offered lamely.
McGonagall blinked, before her gaze grew incredulous. "You had Hedwig, your OWL, supervise your training?!" She demanded, her voice raising in shock. "Have you attempted the complete transformation?"
Harry looked at his shoes guiltily. "I've completed the transformation, Professor. My form is a tiger, of sorts, however, I think my magic's kinda mutated it though."
"Why haven't you registered your form?" McGonagall asked sternly, before focusing on the second part of Harry's statement. "What do you mean, mutated?"
Harry sighed. "I guess I should show you." He made his way to the back of the office. He took a deep breath, pictured his form and flowed into it.
When he stood before McGonagall, fully transformed, he heard her gasp in awe.
"Well, Mr Potter. I understand what you meant by your magic mutating your form. Do you have any idea as to why?"
Harry opened his mouth to answer, but stopped, looking slightly sheepish at the raised eyebrow that McGonagall sent his way. Transforming back, he blushed lightly. "Sorry about that. Sometimes I just forget that I'm not human anymore when I'm like that."
McGonagall graced him with one of her rare gentle smiles, reserved for only her most favourite students. "I do understand, Mr Potter, what it is like to lose yourself in your form." A glint of curiosity flashed in her eyes. "Now about your form's wings?"
"I can't really explain it, Professor. All I know is that when I found my form, it was just a tiger, however, when I first attempted the complete transformation, my magic seemed to object at the fact that the tiger is a land animal and cannot fly." He grimaced slightly. "The pull to fly has never been that strong while I've been human. The minute I turned into a tiger and literally couldn't fly, the pull, the need to fly was overwhelming."
McGonagall blinked. "You always feel this pull to fly?"
Harry nodded. "For as long as I can remember, I've always felt a need to do something. I just wasn't sure as to what that something was until my first flying lesson." A dreamy smile appeared on his face. "The moment I was in the air, I knew that was where I belonged. I was born to fly, I lived in the air. Now that I've flown, I know what the pull is, and if I don't fly, I tend to get very antsy, almost snappy."
McGonagall frowned. "That sounds familiar." Suddenly McGonagall's eyes lit up with understanding. "Tell me, Mr Potter, does it hurt to not fly after a long period of time?"
Harry frowned. "Not noticeably. I do feel better, less weighed down, if I do fly though."
McGonagall smiled. "Then I know why your form has wings." McGonagall looked confused. "However that doesn't make sense unless…" She broke off, looking at Harry in concern.
Harry noticed the look. "What's the matter, Professor?"
The professor flushed. "The only explanation as to why your magic would feel so compelled to alter your animagus form was if your bloodlines were added to by a magical race, however, the Potters have no record of marrying a Magical line. Which means…" McGonagall broke off again.
Harry smiled slightly, it was nice to know that his Head of House was so concerned about him. "It's alright Professor. I have done some research into my family's history. I know that Mum was of a Squib branch, but I'm not yet sure which one. The Goblins indicated that Mum, and myself were the heirs to a line, but they couldn't tell me which, and, despite my emancipation from Sirius, I needed to be of age to take the Blood Heritage potion. And then when I came of age, I had Severus to take care of and didn't have a chance to get into Gringotts. Maybe that line mixed with a Magical line?"
McGonagall nodded. "That would make sense, Mr. Potter." She smiled. "I suggest on the next Hogsmeade weekend that you take advantage of the fact that you are a student of age and go to Diagon Alley to undertake the Blood Heritage ritual. It would be advantageous to know exactly what bloodlines you are descended from and what gifts you may still yet receive."
Harry blinked. "But I thought we weren't allowed anywhere but Hogsmeade on those weekends." His mouth almost dropped open in shock as McGonagall winked at him, a sly look in her eyes.
"You're not. Unless you are the Head of you line, which, Mr Potter, you are." She said, a hint of laughter in her voice.
Harry grinned and nodded his head in respect. "Now I understand how you were able to remain Head of Gryffindor after both the Marauders and the Weasley Twins."
McGonagall drew herself up, managing to look aloof, despite the twinkle in her eyes. "Of course, Mr Potter. And it might behove you to make enquiries to both parties to see if either of them ever managed to prank me."
Harry snickered. "I may just do that, Professor." He brought himself under control. "Professor McGonagall, do you have any idea as to what Magical line may have married into my mother's?"
McGonagall pursed her lips in thought. "I'm not entirely sure, Mr Potter. Firstly it must be a line that has the capability of flight, and secondly, they must be of an extraordinarily magical strength to manage to affect your own magic so. There are few Magical lines that can affect their descendants' magic past three generations, which, I am assuming is at least how far back your line's merger goes." McGonagall closed her eyes. "The Goblin lines are one such line that is powerful enough to affect their descendants, but they're of the earth, not the air. Veela too, if they've come from the Royal line are powerful enough, however their wings are not feathered, and they are more of mind magicks, considering their allure. Besides, I'm sure if you were of a Veela line, Ms Lovegood would have informed you already."
Harry nodded, knowing that Luna, in her own way, would have let him know if she knew anything of his heritage. "Professor, you said that Goblins are of the earth, what did you mean by that."
"Goblins draw their strength, their magic from the earth, just like Mermaids draw their magic from the wa…" McGonagall broke off, her eyes wide. "You're of the Fae." She whispered in awe. "Their Lines haven't been joined with a human line for at least 500 years. Especially not a Fae of Air. Mr Potter, you must undergo the Blood heritage ritual to discover what line of Fae you are descended from."
Harry looked stunned. "I'm of the Fae?" Harry was well aware that being one of the Fae, one of Magick's chosen was a very high honour for those of the Human lines.
The Fae quite often looked down on the Human lines, seeing them as being unworthy of Magick's gift to them. Specific races of the Fae like the Dwarves or the Selkie in fact had ruled it treasonous for them to have relations with the Human lines and executed both perpetrators. It had been that way since the Dark Ages, having felt that Human kind had been in a rapid decline since the end of Camelot's reign and Myrddin's council. If he was indeed of the Fae, then he had to present himself to the Court of whichever branch he had descended from and hope they accepted him.
He swallowed. "Uh, Professor McGonagall, when exactly is the next Hogsmeade weekend?"
McGonagall started at Harry's question, hearing the concern in her student's voice. "It is in the next fortnight, Mr Potter. I suggest you mail the Goblins and request a chance to take the Blood Heritage potion."
Harry nodded. "I think I'll do that, Professor." He turned to leave the room, but stopped at McGonagall's voice.
"Oh, and Mr Potter, 25 points to Gryffindor for taking the initiative and completing the animagus transformation. And do not worry, I will excuse you from the classes where your form could be seen."
Harry nodded again and left the office, deep in thought.
"Neville, can I have a word with you after class?" Harry asked softly, glancing over at the young man beside him.
Neville looked up from his Charms text, seeing the near pleading look in his best friend's, and Lord's eyes. For that was what Harry was to Neville, both his best friend and Lord, despite the fact that he hadn't sworn himself to Harry yet. "Of course Harry. Your rooms?"
Harry nodded with slight relief. He needed someone to talk to about this, someone his age, and while he could go to Hermione about it, who would be delighted to have something new to research, he wanted to speak with someone who understood the burdens of a Lordship and how he would be further affected by the revelation that he was of the Fae.
Neville, who was not only a Lord, but also so gifted with plants that he was believed to be a low level Earth Elemental, would understand.
Suddenly, Harry felt someone watching him. Now this was not unusual, especially with the events that happened earlier that week, but the individual watching him was watching him with a high level of intensity. Looking through his lashes discreetly, he noticed that it was not just one person staring at him.
'How curious,' Harry thought to himself. 'I wonder why I'm such an interest to both Seamus and Zabini.' He shrugged internally. 'Guess I'll just have to ask and hope I don't get cursed in response from either of them. After all, Zabini IS a Slytherin, who probably still isn't impressed I'm caring for Severus, and Seamus, well, Seamus is Seamus and...' Harry's thought process came to a screeching halt. 'And Seamus is the heir to the Ennis Clan... A clan that has ties with the Fae. They may not be of the Fae, seeing as they haven't a Magical line merged with them, but still, the Ennis Clan is considered to be one of the top authorities on the Fae, for they are the only Clan of a Human line to still remain in close contact with the majority of the Fae located in Ireland, and have a cordial relationship with most of the Fae in the rest of Europe.' Harry thought furiously. 'I could very probably use his knowledge and connections when I have to present myself to the Court. But what if he doesn't believe me?' Harry almost snorted at that thought. 'Of course he'll have to believe me, to falsely lay claim to the Fae is to invite death, and I have enough trouble with that. Of course, none of this is useful unless I take the potion.' And with that thought firmly planted, he returned his focus back to his Charms text.
As Harry led Neville through the portrait to his rooms, he felt a light something impact against his leg and heard a soft whisper of 'Daddy'. Looking down, Harry saw that his leg now had an attachment on it, the attachment being Severus.
"Hello Severus. How was your afternoon? Did you have fun with Dobby and Winky?" Harry asked his charge softly.
Severus smiled up at him. "Daddy." He said more firmly.
Harry grinned and ruffled Severus's hair, before shifting slightly to reveal Neville. "Look whose come to visit, Severus." He said, indicating to Neville.
Severus's eyes lit up and he took a few cautious steps towards Neville to lightly embrace his leg. "Unca Nevlil."
Harry snickered at Neville's dumbfounded look. Apparently he wasn't used to being 'Unca Nevlil' just yet.
Neville mentally shook himself at Harry's snicker, before he mimicked Harry's earlier movement, leaning down to ruffle Severus's hair. "Hi Severus. Have you been a good boy today?"
Severus nodded enthusiastically, before realising Neville's leg to go and cuddle Winky who popped into the living room.
Winky returned the cuddle before looking at Harry. "Young Master Severus is being a very good boy today, Master Harry Potter sir."
Harry nodded. "That's very good Severus. When I finish talking with Uncle Neville, would you like to go flying?"
The child's entire face lit up with joy and excitement. He quickly released Winky and walked over to where Harry kept his Firebolt. "Now?"
Harry shook his head, "Not now Severus. I need to talk with Neville first, ok?"
A pout formed on Severus's lips, before he stiffened and looked about in fear.
Harry moved quickly to pick up Severus and cuddle him close. "It's alright Severus, I wasn't mad, you don't need to be frightened."
Slowly the frightened look left Severus's face as he calmed down, holding tightly to Harry.
"I promise, we will go flying, I've just got to take care of some things first, ok?"
Severus nodded and released his tight grip on Harry, allowing himself to be put back down on the ground.
"Now you go and play Severus, alright?"
Again Severus nodded and went over to his toy-box, pulling out his little silver snake and snuggling into it.
Harry smiled at the sight, before offering Neville a seat.
Neville sat and looked at his friend in slight concern. He desperately wanted to ask Harry what was so wrong that he would delay flying with Severus to discuss it.
Harry took a deep breath and looked at Neville. "When you helped me that day, what prompted you to go down that passage? Its one of the few unused passages here."
Neville blinked, of all the things he expected Harry to say, that was not it. He looked at Harry in confusion. "What do you mean?"
"Why were you down there Nev? How did you know that Severus was in trouble?"
The look of confusion lifted from Neville's face. "Ahhh. Now I understand. I followed you, or at least, I assume that you have the animagus form of a winged tiger?" He raised an eyebrow.
Harry sighed in relief. "Yes I do. And that's why I wanted to speak with you. I needed to speak with someone who could understand the pressure of what I've just found out." Here Harry sat and considered his words. "As you can probably tell, my form is not the most... normal of forms."
Neville snickered. "Don't see that many winged tigers, even in the Wizarding World, Harry. But then again, it is you."
Harry mock glared at Neville. "Thanks Nev, thanks a ton. In any case, I haven't registered my form, because I want to use it in the war effort. Which meant I had to talk to McGonagall about the situation, and how I couldn't show my form in class. However, I did tell McGonagall that my original form was a tiger. Just a normal tiger."
"Wait, Harry." Neville raised his hand. "Normal tiger? You mean your form has changed?"
Harry nodded. "Yes. My magic mutated it and changed it, to reflect the Magical line that joined my mum's Human line."
Neville's mouth dropped open in shock. "You're of a Magical line?"
Harry nodded. "That's what McGonagall and I figure. I have an instinctual need to fly and because the tiger is a purely land animal, my magic, influenced by the power of the Magical line that I'm from, forced the form to adapt to my need to fly."
Neville nodded in understanding. "That makes sense, but my Gran told me that there were few Magical lines that could affect the descendants more than three generations."
Harry snorted. "I guess both your Gran and McGonagall had the same tutor, because she said the same thing."
Neville grinned. "Its one of the things upcoming Lords and Ladies are taught. Didn't you already know that?"
Harry flushed. "It was actually covered, but I didn't really pay attention in that lesson, since I didn't think that it would apply to me."
Neville chuckled. "Sure, as if you could be normal. As if Harry Potter wouldn't be linked to something unusual."
Harry mock pouted. "Neeeev. That's not nice. I know I should have considered that anything weird and not common would be related to me, but still. A guy can hope right?"
Neville chuckled some more before he stopped suddenly. "Wait a second; you're of a Magical line that belongs to the air! You're of the Fae!" He exclaimed.
Harry blinked. "Now how did you guess that?"
Neville, still shocked, answered softly. "They are the only Air bound Magical lines that are powerful enough to manifest their powers, their gifts, in their descendants this far down the line. And if you're of the Fae, then that means..." Neville broke off. "Oh damn Harry, you really never get a break, do you? You're going to need to present yourself to their Court."
Harry nodded glumly.
"Do you know what Fae your line might have originated from?"
Harry shook his head this time. "I know that Mum is of a Squib line, but I didn't have a chance to take the Blood Heritage potion before we came here what with Severus and all, not to mention that the one time I was in Diagon Alley, I was with Hermione and Ron."
Neville looked understandingly. "So you haven't been able to get into Gringotts for an extended period of time."
Harry nodded. "I'm owling Gringotts later today to see if I can make an appointment to undergo the Blood Heritage ritual in the next fortnight. That should reveal what Magical line mated into Mum's line."
Neville smiled and looked over to where a quiet Severus was playing with his silver snake. "Now you know that I'm going to help with the whole Court situation, but I think there's a little boy whose hoping his Daddy will take him out flying."
Harry flushed slightly at the 'Daddy' comment, but then grinned. "Thanks Nev." He silently summoned his Firebolt, before turning to look at Severus. "Severus," The little boy looked up and lit up with glee at the sight of Harry holding his broom. "Would you like to go flying?"
Severus leapt to his feet, went to run towards Harry, before stopping to turn around and place the snake away in his toy-box.
Harry smirked at Neville. "You can let yourself out, right? I think I'll go a different way out." And with that Harry swept forwards to grab Severus around the waist, muttering a quick sticking charm to hold Severus to his chest, before he ran back to the window, motioning it open and diving out it, positioning his broom beneath him and Severus, allowing them to spiral down towards the ground, Severus's happy shouts of delight echoing in his ears.
A fortnight later found Harry standing in the lobby of Gringotts, looking at the owl he received from Gringotts to reconfirm the time. His appointment was at 2:30 pm. He walked up to one of the counters.
"Good afternoon, Manager Goblin. I have an appointment with Master Dragonthorn."
The Goblin at the counter looked up and nodded. "Ah, Lord Potter, yes, Master Dragonthorn is waiting for you in one of our ritual rooms, allow me to escort you."
Harry followed the Goblin to a large opened cavern like room, with Runes covering the entirety of it. Harry scanned the Runes, recognising some of them.
The Goblin bowed to the other Goblin standing in the Ritual Room. "Master Dragonthorn, Lord Potter is here to undergo the Blood Heritage ritual."
Dragonthorn nodded. "Thankyou, Scribe Stonespear."
Stonespear bowed again and left.
"Lord Potter, welcome to one of Gringotts most finest Ritual Rooms."
Harry bowed in respect. "Gringotts honour me, Master Dragonthorn." Harry looked around again. "I do not mean to sound impatient, Master Dragonthorn, but I was hoping we could start this as soon as possible. It is one of the few days I get to spend with my charge, as you are aware of."
Dragonthorn nodded again. "Yes, we here at Gringotts are aware of the situation between you and Lord Prince-Snape."
Harry thought of the other letter he had received from Gringotts. This letter had informed him that due to a change in the Magickal Registry that the Goblins had in their possession to monitor the accounts, Severus Snape was no longer an adult capable of overseeing his accounts. Instead Magick had declared him, Harry Potter, guardian over Severus, and that meant that Harry now had control over Severus's account, as well as holding the title of Lord Prince-Snape in proxy of Severus until he was of age to take back his finances. Finding out that he now the added title, if by proxy, of Prince-Snape to his already cumbersome Potter-Black was quite a shock, not to mention that he also had control of both the Snape and Prince vaults, which was on top of the fact that Magick itself had accepted Harry as Severus's guardian.
Harry, of course, had advised the Goblins to continue with whatever Severus's previous instructions were. After all, Harry barely had any intention to die at the hand of the megalomaniac that was after his blood, he certainly wasn't going to die at the hand of the man that he thought of like a son.
"Lord Potter, ff you would kindly disrobe so that we could prepare the runes, we'll begin the ritual." Dragonthorn stated.
Harry nodded and began to disrobe. Soon he was standing before Dragonthorn, naked, but not feeling self conscious at all.
"Please sit, Lord Potter."
Harry sat as was indicated, and closed his eyes, beginning to lightly meditate, to ignore the tickling sensation that was caused by the rune brush.
"Now Lord Potter, if you would kindly drink this potion, the results will be accessible to you within the next thirty minutes." Dragonthorn informed Harry, handing a goblet that had a bubbling liquid within it.
Harry grimaced at the sight. "I hate potions." He muttered, before downing the vile looking thing. He shuddered at the taste. "Not quite as bad as Polyjuice, but still." Harry shuddered again, before he stiffened, his eyes rolling to the back of his head as he passed out.
Forty-five minutes later, Harry gingerly sat up, holding a hand to his head. "Gah, Master Dragonthorn, you didn't happen to see the Hippogryph that just trampled me, did you?"
Dragonthorn snickered, almost evilly. "No, Lord Potter, I didn't. But I do have the results of the ritual. Would you care to see?"
Harry nodded, but groaned at the pain it caused. "I would like to see the results." Harry responded vocally. "Thankyou Master Dragonthorn." Harry thanked the Master Goblin as he was handed the sheets of parchment that would reveal his full history.


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Written by Kevin Volans along lines suggested by the late Bruce Chatwin, this opera was about Rimbaud. Specifically, it was about the fact that Rimbaud stopped writing poetry, went adventuring in the desert, and died of cancer.
Act 1 showed Rimbaud on his deathbed in France, being cared for by his sister Isabelle (Susan Bisatt, with tenderly etched high lines). David Newman, a phantom Boy, sang very nice, clean, rising phrases, each time hitting the same high note, framing, duplicating and intensifying the two warmer adult voices. Rimbaud had his Arab tent mounted over his bed. The music borrowed its lopsidedly pulsing, plucked rhythms - its rapid one-note repetitions shadowing the slow syllables of a theme; its whispered, tenuous, flutey curlicues; and much more - from Afro-Arab sources like those exploited by the medieval troubadours. Everything Volans had borrowed, he had skilfully transmuted into free-floating European abstracts. Sometimes the sound, with its angular fifths, recalled Machaut's dissonant 15th-century Messe de Notre Dame.
Flexible, personal and responsive, this was a language that could cut quickly to inaccessible corners of feeling. When Rimbaud's mother appeared, determined to reclaim her tormented son by tearing away his tent, the orchestral pulse quickened with a fear that seemed to be under your own skin. But, as it turned out, Act 1 had nothing to do with the musically and dramatically parched Act 2. The opera is based, unfortunately, on the premise that Rimbaud is chiefly of interest because he stopped writing. Act 2 brought him in flashback to Abyssinia, where, alone in the desert with his servant Djami, he embarked on a very long, ambivalent and ultimately fruitless set of healing rituals. Roger Clarke's text, taken largely from Rimbaud, was inaudible - a common operatic hazard, but when a whole act is being spent with just two singers, and everything that is happening happens in the text, and you can't hear the text, then it's a problem.
In his programme note, Volans described Rimbaud's 'move to silence' as a paradigm of modernism. Act 2, then, was a dissertation on the futility of culture: an Adorno-esque altar for the sacrifice of talent. Not just Volans's talent. The tenor Thomas Randle plunged unflinchingly into the role of Rimbaud, and stayed there with extraordinary concentration through extremes of psychic distress and release. His supple, beautiful singing was always exactly to the point, and he moved like a dancer. Meurig Davies, as Djami, was not in such splendid voice, but few baritones could have matched his presence, intelligence and athleticism. Siobhan Davies's choreography, graceful and demanding, went a long way to making Act 2's arid, repetitive expanses habitable.
The Almeida Ensemble, with the Brindisi Quartet added in, played for David Parry securely and sensitively, not very boldly. Peter Mumford's production exploited the Almeida's curved space by putting the action all around the orchestra, with an overhead walkway at the back. It was an efficient, stylised exposition very much in the manner of the ENO, which co-commissioned the work.
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Queen of sultry pop Lana Del Rey has a new rival. It is a sleek red Jaguar F-Type which competes for attention with the singer in her new music video "Burning Desire".
It is the latest symptom of the way the musical interests of popstars have joined forces with what they can persuade us to buy. In it (another smoky and torrid love song) Del Rey sings: "I drive fast, wind in my hair,/ I push you to the limits,/ 'Cause I just don't care" and the advert, I mean music video, shows the racy car whipping by at speed.
The upshot? We're supposed to develop as burning a desire for a Jaguar as the breathlessly hip shimmying Del Rey seems to have. It comes after Del Rey signed a six-figure deal to be the face of the car manufacturer last year.
The trend follows Rihanna's shameless product placement on her 777 tour, hollering "Everybody say HTC! Say Budweiser! River Island!"; and Beyonce's recent $50m deal to be "a brand ambassador" for Pepsi.
"Burning Desire" is the only iTunes bonus track on the Paradise Edition of Del Rey's debut album Born To Die. The move to use interest in it to sell Jaguars is explained by the company's global marketing communications director Ian Armstrong, thus: "Lana Del Rey is a world-class singer songwriter. In this video, she has used her unique ability to conjure, reflect and then reinterpret an aesthetic from a different era both for herself and for the F-Type."
The company is also getting Ridley Scott to make a film with Homeland actor Damian Lewis, called Desire, with the single featuring as the title track. Speaking of the music/film/advertising tie-up Del Rey spoke of her "strident creative beliefs".
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As part of a vague sort of 'credit crunch TV' theme I've got going on at the moment, I thought that today I'd peer into the murky world of the supermarket electrical departments. Places where prices are low and brands you've never heard of before are common.
The supermarket in question is Tesco. And the brand is Technika - certainly not a name I've come across before in the course of my 10 years or so as a reviewer of home entertainment technology.
So is Technika really just a fancy, vaguely Germanic name for what's ultimately a piece of total tat, or is its 32in LCD32-209 actually a hidden diamond among the budget rough?
The set isn't exactly going to bag any design awards, it has to be said. It's just a simple, flimsily built black rectangle - no more, no less. But that's really no more than we would have expected considering the LCD32-209 only costs £280. That price is, after all, just £10 more than the Goodmans LD2667D we looked at earlier in the week, and that model was only 26in, not 32in. In fact, I'm pretty confident that the LCD32-209 is the cheapest 32in TV I've ever tested.
With that in mind, the fact that it carries two HDMIs is actually quite pleasing - the poor old Goodmans could only manage one, don't forget. And that's not the end of the good connection news either, for the set also has both optical and coaxial digital audio outputs, plus a subwoofer line-out alongside the expected SCARTs, composite video input, and component video input. The only bummer, connections-wise, is the absence of a D-Sub PC input for easy connection of an analogue PC.
Heading into the LCD32-209's onscreen menus, it's nice to find that they're organised, well presented and supremely legible - as well as containing one or two interesting features. These include a multi-level noise reduction processor, a film mode that tweaks the progressive scanning to suit film as opposed to video sources, an optional dynamic backlight system, and a Game mode that calls up a series of video settings Technika reckons will deliver the best results with console games.
Although I don't own this specific TV, I've got another Technika LCD that exhibits pretty much the same negative points on the SD source. However, it's a 19" for the bedroom with built in freeview and DVD player, and for 𧵎, I wasn't going to argue with that. There's no way I'd have it as my "main" TV, but it certainly has a place in the house.
It's good to see TR review budget TVs because they're no longer confined to supermarkets but are sold in electonics retailers such as Dixons, etc.
While the TV here seems attractive. For 㿨-80 pounds more, you could probably get a Samsung one in the same size. While that might be a lot of money for some consumers, you are getting superior image quality from a recognised brand. In the long term, this probably represents better value. Do you agree?
I agree. 280p to waste. This is lots of money to throw into any random product, you are not buying a cheap portable radio or phones.
Being a Tesco product, the price will be the same everywhere i.e. not discounted online - unless Tesco have a sale.
You'd be better off looking online - I saw a Sanyo 32" LCD for 𧷣 on ebuyer.com
I just had a good look online and for 㿞 extra, you can get the Samsung LE32A455 32" on play.com. There is absolutely no reason to go with this Tesco tv.
I agree with John that this is not a great TV but for the money its a good starter into flatscreen biggish TV land an I now have one as my main TV after experiencing bigger and more expensive models at friends' houses, it can hold its own for sound and sharpness and will suffice among us poorer folk trying to cheer our situation up in this recession for a year or two....a bigger and more common brand can then replace this budget item when we're more flush with money. Then I'll have a decent tv in my bedroom.......Caio... ps- I also wonder if Grundig actually have some connection to Technika since the 'shells' etc are identical....
I bought one of these TVs last year and have been completely satisfied with its performance ever since it was switched on for the very first time.
I researched 32" flat screen televisions online for some time - comparing products from Argos, Comet, PC World, Currys - and other online websites.
I felt that Tesco were offering what I was looking for at a price I could afford - the mere fact that I received double Tesco points didn't have anything to do with it!! Especially as I can also shop online through the Nectar.com website for Nectar points.
All in all it is just what I want in a TV - unfortunately I cannot programme my Sky+ remote to work with it, despite Sky giving me several codes to try.
Perhaps this is something that Tesco can look into and put into the manual - as they have for the smaller television that I bought from them for my conservatory.
HI ALL....We bought the Technica KCD32-207 18 months ago and last week it just went dead
Tesco said they do not repair the Technica`s.....that cost of £399 was wasted
Will not buy this model again
Had similar problem with mine, again bought about 18 months ago. Began failing to start up from standby and steadily getting worse. Had same initial unhelpful response from Tesco, but found a link to a guardian article which may help Milo - http://www.guardian.co.uk/m...
Seems we have more rights than the bog-standard 12 month guarantee - pass the word on.
I got the 26 in version of this set from Tesco about 2 years ago...impulse purchase because seemed very cheap. Set performed well for about 14 months, then like other reviews here I had problems switching the set on...eventually packed up altogether. Tesco customer service would not repair but did send me a £100 refund...then got the on/off switch fixed by local TV repaireer for £50. Not sure how long it will last, but set performs well.
I have had similar problems with an LDC37-207.This was purchased in December 2007 ans not used for six months after a short time in use. After January 2008 set started to lose the EPG and channel changing was slow and erratic. Tesco tried to blame my installation and aerial, but I had a new one fitted. Tesco denied responsibility and said set could not be repaired because they did not have any spares. Also refused to replace set because it was out of warranty. When I quoted the Sale of Goods Act 1997, they did offer me £250 but I refused and am taking them to the Small Claims Court. Wish me luck
I bought the Technika 22''HD Ready LCD TV with built in freeview and DVD player(white)(13 Aug 09)......A really good price of £175.00 Today 7 Oct 09, its going back and im getting a refund ! Firstly whenever switching the set on, a high pitched irritating buzzing noise starts for a second or two. The teletext has disapeared, and the colours are never the same when watching other channels . Im constantly entering menu to change colour contrast etc,whenever I switch channels , and this set has a direct roof aerial straight in to the set. Coupled with that the picture is very poor,no sharp lines,colours fading in to others........Tomorrow im buying a Toshiba 22dv616db (white) lcd tv/dvd. Ive learnt a lesson here, '' you get what you pay for'' ! Technika ? No thanks,never again !
Have puchased sony hard drive recorder does anyone have the code number to link the sony handset to the tv which is a technika.code number not listed in instruction book.
Bought 4 plasmas from tesco .never agin 3 small plasmas DVDs all broke .got one sent bk after a repair today .technika tv 4 th tv broke dvd again.and tonight kids one just broke again.never again will I buy again from them .all DVD bit broke .load of crap and a total disgrace
My advice any Tesco branded electricals aren't worth it. You may save a few pounds here and there but in the longer term, you will end up having to replace the item sooner rather than later. Classic example are these Technika Tv's. You'd expect a tv to last at least 5 years, wouldn't you? Well, lets say on average this Tesco's own brand will be lucky to last 2 years. In a nutshell the word begins with S and ends in T and thats Tesco's Technika brand.
i bought the technika lcd 32/209x from tesco 3 years ago and its been fine.Ok only paid 250 for it but there are worst tvs out there for that price.The HD picture is great and so is the sound.Have read reports about this tv but i think you only get what you pay for.
brought this technika tv last mnth...took it back, pictures are bad and whenever i was watchin live football i was gettin constant faint horizontal lines goin across screen whenever there was fast movement...also colour isnt too good either...not very good, paid extra £30 and got toshiba one...no probs at all and picture is a lot sharper and better...no faint lines either...my advice is keep away from the technika tv...
I bought a 22" technika tv 6 months ago but it wont switch on, I have asked at the shop that I bought it (Tesco's) but they just gave me a phone number to ring. But they say they don't fix them anymore can I still take it back to Tescos as I paid £159 for it and hardly used it or have I been ripped off by Tesco's
I had this TV for about 2-3 years. It was awful. The picture was crap, one of the two HDMI ports broke and the TV was flimsy. The only good thing I can say about it was that the sound was decent.
I then happily got a 50" Smart TV just a few days ago and have just been wondering why I ever kept that piece of crap TV for so long. My new TV is beautiful, the colour, the picture, the style, the sound... It's perfect and only cost £600!
I'm positively glad I decided to buy a new TV and hope that whatever unlucky soul happens to purchase this thing (or receives this thing for Christmas) has a better experience than I did but we all know that's not going to happen.
I think that if you can't afford a large TV don't, just DON'T get a cheap unknown branded one. Get the known branded one that you can afford otherwise you're just going to get a horrible piece of crap.
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Richard Barnbrook, a Barking and Dagenham councillor and London Assembly member, has told a disciplinary hearing that he also got confused when the bells of Southwark Cathedral sounded as he recorded the video clip.
Mr Barnbrook, the far-Right party's most senior elected politician in London, faces sanction after wrongly stating the murders had taken place last September.
He was accused of bringing both the council and the Greater London Authority into disrepute by critics who believed he was seeking to inflame concerns about knife crime.In an advance submission to a joint disciplinary panel, Mr Barnbrook blames dyslexia for his error.
He has delayed two previous hearings — one by claiming he was too stressed to attend, and another by presenting additional evidence at the last minute. He said dyslexia — which is primarily understood to cause reading difficulties — "caused myself and my statement to become confused and contradictory".
He said he would not be answering questions from the committee and would use the condition as a ground for appeal if found guilty of breaching the authorities' code of conduct.
Mr Barnbrook said: "I have dyslexia and when placed in a formal question and answer investigation session... I am unable to verbally articulate what I am trying to communicate mentally.
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Speaking to the Standard, he added: "No account of my dyslexia has been taken. It doesn't mean I'm thick, but I do take longer to read things and I can get words muddled up."
There was in fact one killing in the period in question— the manslaughter of a young woman, believed to have been from Dagenham, by a mentally disturbed man, but this occurred in Plaistow, in the neighbouring borough of Newham.
There was no evidence of two other murders, despite Mr Barnbrook insisting that two people had died after being placed on life-support machines.
A spokeswoman for the British Dyslexia Association said it was possible for dyslexia to cause problems for adults with verbal communication. She said: "That is a sequential memory difficulty or working memory problem or processing difficulty. Dyslexia is a learning difficulty specific to individuals. It stops them from achieving their potential."
Murad Qureshi, a Labour member of the London Assembly, said: "The question is not whether he is a racist or fascist. It's whether he told a major porkie to the public."
Mr Barnbrook said the complaint was irrelevant as two people had died from knife attacks in the borough since he made the recording.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Canada's Bank of Nova Scotia has approached a unit of Bank of China , Maybank and two Japanese banks to gauge their interest in its $1.7 billion stake in Thai lender Thanachart, people familiar with the matter said.
Bank of Nova Scotia, known as Scotiabank, has hired Morgan Stanley to advise it on the sale of the 49 percent stake, the sources said. First-round bids for the sale are expected in the second quarter, one of the people added.
Scotiabank is the latest mid-sized Western bank in Asia to rethink its strategy in the face of headwinds from low growth in China, depressed commodity prices and falling interest rates.
The Canadian lender had flagged it was reviewing its Thanachart stake in December. One of the sources said it wants to exit its retail presence in Asia and focus mainly on corporate banking in the region through a few key offices.
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Three Plays After: The Yalta Game, the Bear, Afterplay
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Dezember 2003
BeschreibungThis is a collection of three plays by Brian Friel, based on works of Chekhov. "The Bear: A Vaudeville"; "Afterplay" (where Sonya from "Uncle Vanya" and Andrei from "Three Sisters" meet); and "The Yalta Game" (from a theme in Chekhov's 1899 story, "The Lady with the Lapdog".
PortraitBrian Friel was born in Omagh, County Tyrone, in 1929. His plays include Philadelphia, Here I Come!, Translations, Faith Healer, Making History, Dancing at Lughnasa and The Home Place. Anton Chekhov, Russian dramatist and short-story writer, was born in 1860, the son of a grocer and the grandson of a serf. After graduating in medicine from Moscow University in 1884, he began to make his name in the theatre with the one-act comedies The Bear, The Proposal and The Wedding. His earliest full-length plays, Ivanov (1887) and The Wood Demon (1889), were not successful, and The Seagull, produced in 1896, was a failure until a triumphant revival by the Moscow Art Theatre in 1898. This was followed by Uncle Vanya (1899), Three Sisters (1901) and The Cherry Orchard (1904), shortly after the production of which Chekhov died. The first English translations of his plays were performed within five years of his death.
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Sailing about Boston on Saturday we heard some sirens and commotion, after which we sailed by this sailboat...looked like her upper masts were off at the riggers. We headed off when she fired off a few broadsides, but that appeared to be in fun, as no one was shooting back.
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The Grand Moyther spoke quietly to them. "Keep hold of your right hands, but let go of your left and fish the gift of the Gods from the Well of Life."
Sarah and Jason did as they asked, but rather than finding a stick, their left hands came out holding a shimmering golden rope. Taking the rope from them, the Grand-Pairents had them re-join hands and then, with surprising precision, they laced the rope, around Sarah and Jason's wrists to form bracelets.
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A blinding light emitted from the rope causing Sarah to squint. As she did so she could just barely make out two figures.
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Sarah swore that the woman sounded like the Goddess she'd spoken to. But, before she could think much on it a searing pain pulsed around her wrists. Sarah bit back a curse as Jason tightened his grip on her hand and their knees knocked together. As quick as it had come the pain receded and the roar from crowd was as defining as the readers' squeals. Stepping up to them, the Grand-Pairents wrapped their hands and forearms in a cloth.
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Following the instructions, they washed their hands, though they had to let go. Sarah expected the water to drain as it had during their betrothal, but it did not.
"Rise," The Grand-Fayther's voice rang out, "Lord and Lady Phoenix."
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Sarah and Jason turned to the crowd. Taking her left hand in his right and her right in his left, Jason held them high. A gasp escaped her lips as she realized that not only did she have the ring tattoo from the betrothal, but also tattooed bands upon her wrists. As Jason pulled her closer and their tattoos touched a glow came from them and the crowd sighed.
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Messy´s gift
Recent Comments
**So cute**
So cute!!
Awww, so cute! such a sweet photo and adorable layout.
Adorable! And as an owner of two black cats, love to see a black kitten!
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About Me
I am a thirty-something years-old Brazilian, married for almost a decade, and with no human kids for now, but 5 cats istead. I was a teacher, but I gave up on teaching, profession that I chose to young to know what I was doing, and I´m looking for other possibilities. Right now I´m sharing time between my own business and helping at a no-kill cat shelter.
I have been digiscrapping and designing for a couple of years, but I still need to learn a lot. I´m also in geek/nerdy culture, and I love literature!
Type of ProjectDigital Scrapbook Layout
When i had only three kittens, my friends bought to them cat toys. That evening, Messy slept hugging one of the little felt rats and I took this picture to send to my friends, with a thank you note
To make this layout I used a kit called Santa Paws, from Joyful Expressions. It has both cats and dogs Christmas ellies, and can found here.
- Uploaded Thu, 12/05/2013 - 09:54
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