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Testing television display quality is a technically challenging process. Because so much of what we think of as quality is really a matter of perception, and because everybody sees things slightly differently, the television industry, and the television review industry, has had not only to develop a series of quantifiable traits to measure, and a strict set of procedures for testing those traits; they have had to develop specialized equipment and to train technicians to become experts in using that equipment.
The most important device for testing TV display quality is a chroma meter, a special device which can detect and measure light from almost any source such as plasma screen displays, LCD displays, and projection televisions. In addition the Chroma Meter is used to measure reflected color and color difference in a wide range of industrial fields, which is particularly suitable for measuring optical devices like LCDs, PDPs, organic ELs, FEDs and LEDs. Also, because lighting in modern televisions is very complex, some models produce more or less light in different places such as in the center, the corners, and around the edges of the screen. To spot check these areas, and to compare specific viewing angles, it is helpful to employ a handheld device. These small devices are highly accurate and help technicians test and calibrate displays very quickly out in the field.
Besides chroma meters, several other specialized tools and even special software exists to test display quality.
Signal Generators. Signal generators are hardware devices which are use to create a variety of test patterns which are then transmitted to each of the televisions or displays being tested. These patterns are representations of colors and color combinations and are helpful not only in measuring brightness and contrast, but viewing angles and overall picture quality.
Signal Amplifiers. Signal amplifiers are multi-channel devices which take one input and then transmit it to multiple televisions or screens at one time. Because there is actually a lot of variation between models of DVD and Blu-ray player, and even between individual units of the same model or brand, using a single input on multiple screens allows a more scientifically accurate way to measure and test the displays. A signal amplifier allows the signal to be transmitted without any degradation in strength or quality, which means that technicians can be sure that each screen is displaying the same input signal.
Home game consoles. It may sound funny, but modern game consoles are designed to produce accurate color reproduction and, furthermore, they are often used as input for home entertainment systems. Because of this, it is not uncommon for game systems to be used as test input when analyzing consumer television screens.
Calibration software. Because the settings and adjustments available for each television are not standard across all manufacturers and television models, specialized computer software has been developed which aids technicians in adjusting test displays. The software is able to accurately match the display output of each television until it has been adjusted to match industry standard levels of output, meaning that every television is calibrated to the same standard which ensures a fair testing environment.
Benchmark Blu-ray discs. Special blu-ray discs have been created which test the display's ability to process video images. Because there are many ways that films, television shows, and other video can be created and compressed, it is important to have a standardized series of signals which can be transmitted to television screens. This means that the video hasn't been enhanced to look better, and it hasn't degraded through compression or encryption. Making sure that baseline signals are tested on all screens means that the images being tested are themselves free of impurities which could affect test results.
Finally, the tools are only a small portion of the testing process. Testing generally takes place in one of two, or in both, environments:
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Peanut Butter and Jelly Thumbprints
These cookies take their flavor cues from the lunch-box favorite. Any jam or jelly can be substituted for raspberry.
- Yield: Makes 40
Source: Martha Stewart Living, October 2009
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup smooth peanut butter
- 4 ounces (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
- 1/3 cup packed light-brown sugar
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar, plus more for rolling
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup raspberry jam
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Beat peanut butter and butter with a mixer on medium speed until smooth. Add sugars, and beat until pale and fluffy. Add egg and vanilla, and beat until incorporated. Reduce speed to low. Add dry ingredients, and mix until combined.
Scoop level tablespoons of dough, and form into balls. Roll each ball in granulated sugar, and transfer to parchment-lined baking sheets, spacing about 2 inches apart.
Bake until cookies are puffy, about 10 minutes. Remove from oven, and make indentations in centers by pressing with the handle end of a wooden spoon. Return to oven, and bake until edges are golden, 6 to 7 minutes more. Transfer sheets to wire racks, and let cool completely.
Heat jam in a small saucepan, stirring, until loosened, about 30 seconds. Spoon about 1/2 teaspoon into each indentation. Cookies can be stored in a single layer for up to 1 week.
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suzi22970419 DEC, 2016My daughter absolutely loves these cookies! We have made them with all different jams and jellies and they are a game changer in this house :)Reply
Alyssa Vakulchik28 DEC, 2014Haven't gotten around to making these myself, but my friend gifted us with some for the holidays. Delicious recipe!Reply
Moon89 FEB, 2013This recipe is pretty good! My husband described them as pillows of goodness. I made a small substitution: instead of white sugar I used sugar in the raw, which may have changed the texture a little. I will definitely make the again. Hot tip: use a cork from a wine bottle to make the indentations. Each cookie will have a nice round well to fill with jam.Reply
Silvertabby19 JAN, 2013Is it normal to use whole bar of butter for 40pcs of cookies? Isn't it too fatty and unhealthy?Reply
amherstcook13 JAN, 2013Delicious! I personally like the texture WITH seeds in the raspberry jam, but each to their own! I would think any flavor of jam, seeded or seedless, would be nice. One suggestion would be to keep an eye on the cooking during the first phase. If the outside begins to crisp a tiny bit, they crack and break when the indentation is made. I cut the initial cooking time by two minutes, and increased the time to finish them to the right color.Reply
Sandra782427 JUL, 2011Yum! Well-liked and will make again!!Reply
gracemliu22 JUL, 2011These were super tasty. Could not stop eating them.Reply
WendyLL18 JUL, 2011I might disagree with using seedless jam. I have not made these, but I have a wonderful cake recipe with 4 fillings, one being rasberry jam with whipped cream. I made it with seedless one time and didn't like it nearly as much as with the seeds. However many people with problems with seeds would prefer the seedlass.Reply
AnneN16 JUL, 2011Shame on you Martha! You should tell your readers to use SEEDLESS raspberry jam for these and any other baked good that calls for it. There's nothing more annoying than eating a sweet treat and dealing with the seeds!Reply
pancakesx13 FEB, 2010These were easy and delicious. I underbaked them by 2-3 minutes and they were perfect. Don't wait until they are visibly golden brown. I used strawberry preserves and microwaved it for a few seconds to thin it out. I also cut the recipe in half and got 18 cookies.Reply


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When trying to view the audit trail snapshot for a template, Internet Explorer freezes and the user has to forcefully shut it down and re-log into Clarity Server
Technote (troubleshooting)
When a user is trying to view the audit trail of a particular template from Administration -> Audit trail -> Audit Trail by Template, Internet Explorer freezes and the user needs to end the process, and re-open another IE session. This can occur on particular templates and for all users.
Internet Explorer freezes when a user is trying to view the audit trail snapshot of a certain template.
This issue may be occurring due to unsupported Office Web Components Excel formatting on the template's Excel Spreadsheet.
Clarity 7.0.1.x, Windows 2008
Diagnosing the problem
- Load a template into Clarity which has Audit Trail enabled from Studio;
- Save values;
- Go to Administration - Audit Trail - Audit Trail by template;
- Select the filters to display the saved template;
- Click on the view audit trail details button to see the snapshot;
- Observe if Internet Explorer freezes or the snapshot opens properly
Resolving the problem
- Open the template's Excel sheet in Excel, select all and clear the formatting (from the Home tab -> Clear -> Clear Formats);
- Save the sheet, open the template and save in Clarity;
- Check if audit trail is working;
- Re-build the template formatting manually.
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Elekta Linear Accelerator Featuring IMRT
The linear accelerator is the radiation therapy treatment machine. At the SOMC Cancer Center, our linear accelerator is state-of-the-art featuring a digital imager that allows for a clear view of the patient's treatment area, increasing accuracy.
The linear accelerator also features the revolutionary IMRT (Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy), a powerful tool in the fight against cancer. IMRT delivers a more precise dose of radiation to the tumor while protecting outlying tissue.
How does the linear accelerator work?
With IMRT, the patient is placed on the linear accelerator treatment couch where a beam of radiation is focused on and delivered to the tumor. The radiation beam itself is shaped by 80 computer-controlled "leaves" that can be customized to shape the radiation beam. The pinpoint accuracy allows the dose of radiation to the tumor to be maximized while healthy tissue is spared. Side effects during treatment are also minimized.
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The annual OC Music Awards' Best Live Band Showcase Series got off to a festive start this week at the Yost Theater in Santa Ana. In all, 35 local acts will compete for the title at different O.C. venues every Tuesday night through Feb. 25. The winner will be announced at the March 8 ceremony at City National Grove of Anaheim.
At this kickoff, however, five previous contenders all upped their game in hopes of grasping the top prize.
Breach the Summit, a young indie pop band from Irvine that nabbed a best new artist nomination last year, showed remarkable growth with confident stage presence and a much more mature sound. The group has built a solid following while honing its act, and the single "Step," heard recently on KROQ's Locals Only program, is strong, although only a small taste of what this blossoming quartet can do.
Alternative rock outfit Ceasefire was all about showmanship as it performed songs off its latest EP In the Dead of Night. The band is tight – perhaps a bit too tight. At times it seemingly calculated movements were a distraction from the music and left its set more awkward and rigid than free-flowing.
As at previous showcases, the Devious Means, Jeramiah Red and the Field Trip all shined. Though they struggled with a flat sound mix, the first of these regular local favorites still rocked it out. When guitarist Christopher Faris and keys player Rachel Anderson harmonized during even the most vigorously boot-stomping parts of the set, the effect was magical.
Rock band Jeramiah Red made it to the finale last year – losing out to friends Robert Jon & the Wreck – but came back swinging at the Yost with new music off its EP The Winter Tick. The quintet, well-established as one of the county's most passionately rockin' live acts, is definitely a threat in this competition.
The Field Trip, last year's best new artist, is always a good time. Leader Dustin Apodoca is part performer, part preacher and quite the enigma – no one can quite figure out the former leader of Dusty Rhodes & the River Band.
Whether he's wailing away like a seasoned soul singer, gritting his teeth to deliver a more rock 'n' roll feel or sharing a humorous aside between tracks, he's commanding. It also doesn't hurt that he's backed by a ragtag troop of sharp players.
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Town fielded their seventh goalkeeper of the season when Christopher Taylor took over between the sticks for Saturday's Premier Division clash.
The return of a chill wind and the attraction of Burnley's home game with Leeds United meant the attendance at the Silentnight Stadium was down on normal.
Those spectators that were present saw Barlick make another slow start. Alsager made all the early running and Steve Hughes put his shot just over the bar after six minutes when Ryan Connor found him in space from a free kick.
Taylor was brought into action five minutes later saving a Josh Lane shot with his feet at the near post.
Town's first attempt at goal was a Mark Threlfall shot but it had no power and Steve Dryden saved easily.
Town went close after 17 minutes when a cross from the Alsager left found Sam Howell just outside the corner of the six yard. He hit the ball first time but Connor cleared the goal bound shot for a corner.
Alsager kept coming forward and their skipper Peter Heler curled a shot from outside the penalty area just wide.
At the other end Threlfall did well to pull the ball back into the path of Harry Thompson but his final shot flew inches over Dryden's crossbar.
Threlfall threatened again after 32 minutes, working his way into the penalty area on the left, he screwed his shot across goal and just wide of the far post.
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Alsager broke the deadlock three minutes later when the Town defence failed to clear. The ball was quickly played across the face of the goal and Chris Smith was unmarked as he beat Taylor inside the far post.
Town seemed to wake up and, a Howell shot was blocked with Aaron Hollindrake unable to reach the rebound.
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Town made their last substitution with ten minutes left, Stewart Airdrie replacing Carl Ellerton.
Nothing was really happening as Town pressed forward for an equaliser until they were awarded a penalty with two minutes left.
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Acclaimed comic-book writer Frank Miller will adapt Raymond Chandler's book "Trouble Is My Business" to the big screen as starring vehicle for Clive Owen.
Taking a more active hand in film features, comic-book writer Frank Miller has come onboard to pen "Trouble Is My Business", a Universal Pictures and Strike Entertainment adaptation of Raymond Chandler's novella of the same name, for Clive Owen to star.
The decision to turn the book into the big screen was made partly because it provides the actor with a similar chance to frame the narrative with a compelling voiceover, using Chandler's hardboiled prose as hard-drinking private eye Philip Marlowe cracks cases, busts heads and romances femme fatales in 1940s Los Angeles.
Project thereby will be the next collaboration Miller and Owen strike after the 2005 "Sin City", which wonderfully scored a total gross of $158.7 million worldwide. No word yet on the production date, but it is informed that Strike partners Marc Abraham and Eric Newman are set to produce while Owen and Phil Clymer will executive produce.


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NCTC has opened enrollment for their In Performance: "Cinderella" class for kids, ages 5-8. Throughout this five-week class, children will learn basic acting techniques, as well as songs and movement in preparation to be Cinderella's mice in their upcoming production of Disney's Cinderella Kids. Class will meet on Mondays, beginning Jan. 21, from 4:30-5:30 p.m., or Saturdays, beginning Jan. 26, from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Children are also required to join the rest of the cast the final week of rehearsal, Feb. 25-28. Performances are March 1-3. Registration is required. Cost is $100.
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"If you've never visited the House of Musical Traditions in Takoma Park, correct the oversight at your earliest opportunity." -- Bob Levey, The Washington Post
Voted "Best Place To Buy Instruments" in the Washington DC City Paper's Reader Poll, 2016 and 2017.
Unlike most websites you'll visit today, House of Musical Traditions (established in 1972) is a brick and mortar store with real people and real shelves. We take great pride in the instruments and services we offer and do our best to make sure nothing hits the sales floor (or the shipping department) if we wouldn't play it ourselves.
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We are located at 7010 Westmoreland Ave, Takoma Park MD 20912. This is in the heart of the old-town Takoma Park area, not far from the intersection with Carroll Ave. HMT can be a little tricky to find the first time, so here are some tips:
If driving from the Beltway (495) or the University Blvd area:
- Your GPS may want to take you down New Hampshire to Carroll Ave, past the Adventist Hospital. The Carroll Ave bridge by the hospital will be closed through summer 2017, and though there are detours in place, we would recommend the following route which avoids that area:
- Take New Hampshire Ave to Rt. 410/East-West Hwy/Ethan Allen Ave and take this West (a right turn if you are heading south on New Hampshire)
- Make the first left on Elm Ave. After about 3/4 of a mile, you'll come to a T intersection. Turn left to stay on Elm.
- Make the next right onto Westmoreland Ave. HMT will be on the left, across from the park/playground.
If you are driving to us from the Silver Spring or DC areas, you should be able to follow your GPS just fine. There are multiple routes into the area.
Here's what we look like from Westmoreland Ave:
There is a free parking lot behind our store (go up the steep uphill driveway). You may either park in the large area or the small area just in front of our entrance (in this case, if you've parked behind other cars, please inform the staff if you'll be staying awhile. It's usually fine though).
View from the parking lot to our main entrance:
We are a short (7-minute) walk from the Takoma Metro stop on the Red Line. There are also several Metrobus and Ride-On bus stops close by on Carroll Ave. If you are walking from Carroll Ave, go down Westmoreland and cut through the first parking area on the right (you will see Airshow Mastering) and look for the big gray house with the neon "Music" sign. You can enter through our side door and avoid the walk up our steep driveway. You can also cut through Ace Hardware on Carroll Ave if they are open - walk through the store to their back entrance, then outside through their garden center, and you'll see our main entrance on the left. If you are walking to our lessons space this is the best option, because the entrance for that is just outside Ace's back door.
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Sometime in 1977, when the store was in Berkeley Springs WV, owner Dave Eisner attended an ethnomusicology convention in Montclair, NJ. His host happened to be renting space to a woman who restored antique stained glass pieces. Dave was impressed by her work and asked if she could design something for him. Although she had never done any original pieces, she was willing to give it a try. She used scraps from her repair work, and the result was this lovely window. Unfortunately, Dave can't remember the artist's name!
At first the stained glass piece hung in the front window of the Berkeley Springs store. When that store closed in 1983, Dave brought the piece with him to Takoma Park, MD. Now it is set into the front door to act as a window -- it is really beautiful when the afternoon sun shines through it.
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I had to look twice I thought that was Courtney Kardashian's boyfriend with them. Donald Jr. looks a lot like him to me.
I knew that Cyndi would not go, and knew Donald was fishing for someone else to fire. He was just waiting for any reason to fire anyone but Sharon and Cyndi. I think that they should do two tasks and than fire two people. It is so hard to pick a loser or deadweight right away, and Carol was not given much of a chance. She was asked to pass out fliers and did it, and moved on to the next thing when she was asked. So because the wrestler was asked to serve all the time she was better suited to stay? So it came down to who had to pass out the fliers?
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When the FCC isn't battling Verizon over 'net neutrality, they're voting unanimously to open up 100MHz of the wireless spectrum for unlicensed Wi-Fi use. The 100MHz will come from the lower end of the 5GHz band, previously held by satellite phone companies. It will help alleviate the heavy congestion often found on existing public Wi-Fi networks, such as those at convention centers, stadiums, and airports. Certain public outdoor Wi-Fi networks will also see improvement as well.
The additional 100MHz also paves the way for faster Wi-Fi speeds. Internet service providers, such as Comcast, have already claimed that they could potentially use the additional wireless spectrum to provide Wi-Fi with download speeds of up to 1Gbps. If ISPs can truly provide 1Gbps download speeds in the future, then high-definition video streaming to multiple wireless devices will have minimal to no buffering.
"...high-definition video streaming to multiple wireless devices will have minimal to no buffering."
In order to open up the additional 100MHz of the wireless spectrum, the FCC adopted a Report and Order modifying the rules governing the operation of Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) devices operating on the 5GHz band. This streamlines existing rules and equipment authorization procedures, as well as increases the utility of the 100MHz of the wireless spectrum.
U-NII devices play an important role in meeting the public demand for Wi-Fi access. U-NII devices currently operate on the 555MHz of the wireless spectrum located on the 5GHz band. Their primary uses are for Wi-Fi and high-speed wireless connections.
The FCC has also removed the current restriction on indoor-only use, and increased the permissible power, which will provide more robust Wi-Fi access in the 5.150 to 5.250GHz band. As a result, this will allow wireless devices to be better integrated with other unlicensed portions of the 5GHz band for faster speeds and reduced congestion.
Of course, there are still some restrictions. The FCC modified the technical rules to improve protection for incumbent systems by requiring manufacturers to secure their devices against illegal modifications, which could cause interference to incumbent users in the band.
With more of the wireless spectrum being opened for unlicensed Wi-Fi use, it will enhance both in-home (depending on your ISP) and public Wi-Fi networks. This could be the first step in the broad release of the unlicensed wireless spectrum of the 5GHz band. Let's hope this trend continues.


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Super Bowl: When America watches the commercials
February 4th, 2014
Why Super Bowl is a distinctly American cultural event: "Companies developing ads for the Super Bowl usually go above and beyond to make sure their messages stand out," writes Roger Beahm, professor of marketing and executive director of the Center for Retail Innovation at Wake Forest University School of Business. "Getting into high-stakes Super Bowl advertising is still a big gamble. This year a 30-second spot cost advertisers a cool $4 million or over $133,000 per second. But with more than a third of the entire U.S. watching, advertisers gladly pay the high out-of-pocket cost for this level of reach – and to compete for most memorable Super Bowl ad." Beahm's opinion piece ran in Fox News on January 31, 2014.
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Pitt is holding its coaches clinic this weekend and on the eve of its second scrimmage, the Panthers conducted one of their most lively practices of spring drills on Friday.
Early on, Pitt ran red-zone drills with Bill Stull and Pat Bostick splitting first-team repetitions and Kevan Smith handling most of the second-team snaps.
Bostick had his moments, throwing one touchdown pass to Cedric McGee and another to Dorin Dickerson. Bostick also had a few mishaps, fumbling one snap (which was recovered by Rashaad Duncan) and throwing an interception (by Adam Gunn) on a pass to Dickerson.
Because the defensive line has been so dominant, especially edge rushers Greg Romeus, Doug Fulmer and Jabaal Sheard, the quarterbacks haven't had much time to make their reads and find open receivers.
That changed when Pitt ran its two-minute offense. Actually, it was more like 1:30, starting from its own 45-yard line. Stull threw a 20-yard strike to Dickerson, spiked it to stop the clock and then threw a fade to Dickerson that was broken up by cornerback Aaron Berry. On third down, Stull threw another corner fade to Oderick Turner, who caught it over Berry, safety Eric Thatcher and outside linebacker Shane Murray and tried to touch his foot inbounds but was ultimately ruled out.
Smith was more efficient, completing passes of 11 yards to Aaron Smith, 5 yards to Kevin Collier and 7 to Aundre Wright before throwing a dart to a sliding Wright for a 25-yard gain to the 7. Collier scored on a 2-yard run.
Bostick struggled with the first team in a 45-second drill, connecting on a pair of short passes to T.J. Porter before Gunn picked one off. Bostick stayed on with the second team, however, and led a scoring drive highlighted by LaRod Stephens-Howling's fantastic 29-yard catch and run, where he swerved through five defenders and into the end zone.
The Panthers then moved into short-yardage drills, where tailback Sharif Harris picked up a pair of first downs on third-and-1 situations. Greg Cross ran a few plays at quarterback, picking up a first down on a keeper before Craig Bokor's blitz caused an interception by Ricky Gary.
On goal-line drills (from the 3), Harris continued to his show his physical running style. After being stuffed on his first carry, he followed right guard Joe Thomas into the end zone for a touchdown on his second.
Stull ran a nice play-action fake and lobbed a pass over Sheard to fullback Shane Brooks for a touchdown, but Brooks was stopped for no gain on his first carry. Bostick also threw a nice scoring pass to Dickerson. And Hynoski ended the drill by dragging two defenders into the end zone for a touchdown that had the offense celebrating.
"When we got down to short-yardage and goal-line, we kind of know what Shady (LeSean McCoy) and LaRod can do so we highlighted Sharif Harris and Henry Hynoski," Pitt coach Dave Wannstedt said. "I thought both of them did a nice job."
Wannstedt also is impressed by Dickerson's play.
"The guy who made plays again today – I've got to give him credit; I'm excited – is Dorin Dickerson. He is catching the football. I'm very encouraged there."
• Wannstedt is thrilled with the idea of the Blue-Gold Game being televised on the NFL Network next Saturday, and not just because he'll be doing color commentary for Pitt's annual spring scrimmage at Heinz Field.
"I think it's just another example what Steve Pederson, as the athletic director, brings to the table. He can go out and make things happen," Wannstedt said. "Steve put this whole deal together. He understands the importance of recruiting, the importance of exposure and everything that goes with it.
"I think it's going to be great for our program, neat for our kids. It's a national broadcast. Now you can call that recruit in Florida or New Jersey or somewhere that's a distance and gets a chance to watch us. He gets to hear some expert commentary from the box, I mean exceptional expertise."


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The cold, wet dribble of another miserable English summer finally drove me to act. I had to figure out how I could have a bit of fun, and decided I'd ask all the guys from my books to a big party – in my garden, under a marquee. I'd have gallons of booze, loads of food, and whatever other recreational stuff they used. I'd find a good band, who would play loud, eclectic music and nothing dreary, and I'd buy some fireworks for later. I'd tell the nosey neighbours to come along, or go away and shut up. It'd be fancy dress, and I'd ask my guests to wear crazy, off-the-wall outfits. The more I thought about it, the more excited I became. It could be wild, which reminds me; I even thought about a few 'tame' wild animals. I called up London Zoo and asked if I could borrow a tiger, or lion, or even a croc for the night. I was about to ask for some snakes, as well, when the guy at the other end of the line interrupted me.
Guess what the man said? Oh, he was such a pompous fart. 'Sir, you not being serious, are you?' he asked, in a high-pitched, posh accent.
'Of course I'm being bloody serious,' I replied, no doubt with a touch of annoyance sounding in my voice. 'I'm having a wild party, and I want some wild animals. Can I, or can't I?'
He just cut me off. The next thing I knew, an RSPCA van turned up at my house, a guy strolled up to the front door, asked to come in, and said he'd had a report that I was harming animals and he had to check it out. 'Do me a favour,' I said, as I slammed the door in his face. He came back with a police officer, and I had to let them in and allow the RSPCA man to do his pointless search. I was as polite as pie, saw them off out of the front door, and screamed, 'Fucking arseholes,' as they walked back to their vehicles.
My next concern was how to get in touch with my characters. I didn't have contact details for any of them. So I started to search for them online. I Googled them, searched FB and Google+, and put up a board on Pinterest. The replies started to flood in even before I finished the search. I'd asked for an email address, and they all sent one. They could have been imposters – wanting to come to a free party – so I devised a cunning game to check if they were genuine. I emailed back, saying I didn't want to offend them, and would they mind replying with the first words they said in my book. Oh my God; they all came back immediately, and got it right, and asked for the details of the party.
I was on a roll. These wacky people were coming to my house for a night of hilarity and fun. My imagination took off. I couldn't hang around or they might lose interest. I looked at my schedule. The following Saturday was free. I plumped for that, and sent them all an invitation.
Come to my place, this Saturday, for a night of fun, frolics, and hilarity, when anything can happen, and nothing is forbidden.
Wear fancy dress. It must outrageous. Come stoned, drunk, or sober, but don't think you'll leave that way.
Lots of drink, various substances, and food provided.
Come late. Leave late.
See you then.
Much love.
Your earthly creator – not the guy in the sky, up there.
I put my address on the bottom of the message, and hoped for the best. What have I done? I asked myself later.
My God, I thought the next morning. I have to organise this thing. The booze and food were easy. I could go and buy the drinks, and, as for the food, I'd light a BBQ. It was the other stuff, you know – drugs, narcotics – that were my main concern. I've used a little gear myself, but nothing big, and didn't know of a reliable dealer. I couldn't foul up on this. I knew that some of the guys coming did it all, big time. Then I remembered Jimmy Ali, the guy in Playing Harry who was a petty drug dealer, and ended up working for the spooks. I sent him a short message, asking him to call me. I wanted to talk to him, personally. I couldn't risk saying what I wanted in an email.
Oh, What a Night!
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