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Impact of initial aggressive drug treatment with a combination of disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs on the development of work disability in early rheumatoid arthritis: a five-year randomized…
Kari T Puolakka, Hannu Kautiainen, +9 authors Marjatta Leirisalo-Repo
OBJECTIVE To compare the efficacy of therapy with a combination of disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) versus therapy with a single DMARD in the prevention of work disability in patients… (More)
Heikki A Julkunen, Risto J Kaaja, Claes Friman
Since there are few data on the use of various birth control methods in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), we performed a cross-sectional study of the actual contraceptive practices in a group of 85… (More)
Heikki A Julkunen, T Jouhikainen, +5 authors Claes Friman
Fetal outcome in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) was retrospectively analysed in 242 pregnancies in 112 unselected patients, and the outcome was compared with that of 417 pregnancies in 192… (More)
Isolated congenital heart block. Long-term outcome of mothers and characterization of the immune response to SS-A/Ro and to SS-B/La.
Heikki A Julkunen, Pekka Kurki, +5 authors Claes Friman
OBJECTIVE To study the long-term outcome of mothers of children with isolated congenital heart block (CHB) and to characterize the maternal autoantibody response to SS-A/Ro and SS-B/La. METHODS A… (More)
Heikki A Julkunen, Risto J Kaaja, Timo Palosuo, Carola Grönhagen-Riska, Kari Teramo
The purpose of this study was to obtain information about the fetal and maternal outcome of pregnancy in patients with pre-existing lupus nephritis and to evaluate risk factors for poor fetal… (More)
Family planning and pregnancy are important and usually problematic issues for a young woman with lupus nephritis. Moderate renal insufficiency and previous use of alkylating cytotoxic drugs are… (More)
Heikki A Julkunen, Risto J Kaaja, Pekka Kurki, Timo Palosuo, Claes Friman
OBJECTIVE To study fetal outcome in women with primary Sjögren's syndrome (SS) compared to that in women with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and healthy women, and to study the possible… (More)

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...a bootstrap contact form that uses javacript validation and a PHP mail function. The validation is great and the php forwarding works but when I hit submit it reloads the page. I would like it modified so that it doesn't reload the page and displays either an error message or a success message in the modal whilst resetting the text fields. I understand
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- Fantasy Forecaster: Jan. 27-Feb. 2
Fantasy Forecaster: Jan. 27-Feb. 2
The injury situation this season in the NBA is just unbelievable. For me, it reached a pinnacle of frustration, despair and absurdity Wednesday, when Kawhi Leonard, DeMarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay all went down. At least Cousins and Gay aren't expected to miss major time, but if you're looking for a snapshot of the sidelined star power, check out the ESPN.com NBA Player Rater. Of the top 100 alone, 17 players are designated as either "out" or "DTD" (day to day). And I'm not even counting Dirk Nowitzki, who was rested on Wednesday, or Kyle Lowry or Paul Pierce, who've been under the weather.
Anyway, this got me thinking: Who are fantasy's unluckiest owners this season? I've certainly dealt with my share of injuries -- most notably to Anthony Davis and Eric Bledsoe -- but I won't even attempt to suggest I have it worse than anyone else. I'm seriously wondering whose rosters have been blown to pieces by injuries, and I hope you'll share your sob stories in the comment section. Now, I have one important guideline: When you're talking about your injuries, I don't want to hear from people who drafted the likes of Kobe Bryant, Rajon Rondo or even Dwyane Wade. You folks kind of knew what you were getting yourselves into. But for the rest of you who pinned your hopes on the likes of Derrick Rose, Al Horford, Brook Lopez or Russell Westbrook, feel free to vent. If we get a decent response, I may even choose a winner. Of course that recognition will totally make up for your lost season.
Earlier this week, Henry Abbott, ESPN.com senior writer and founder of the excellent True Hoop blog, made his case that the NBA regular season is too long. I'm no economist, but I've long thought that the NBA could snip a few games off the schedule and sacrifice only minimal revenue. You know, less is more? If we had, say, 70 games, isn't it possible that overall attendance would at least hold as more fans attended fewer games? And if a shorter schedule helps star players avoid major injuries, isn't that good for the bottom line?
Of course I write this as a follower of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Good seats have been available for all of our games for most of the past two decades. A loss of dates would impact the major-market teams that fill their arenas on a nightly basis, I suppose, but I'm sure the elite franchises could manage.
It's not that I'm actually naive enough to seriously think that the NBA or any pro sports league would ever go this route. But I mention this because as we pass the halfway point of the fantasy hoops schedule, most of the NBA is looking at a few off days. In Week 14, five teams -- the Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat and Portland Trail Blazers -- play just twice, and 14 other teams have only three games. That leaves just 11 teams with four-game weeks. So between the lack of games -- and of course the injuries -- fantasy owners face some challenges as they set their lineups for the week ahead.
One team with a particularly appealing schedule is the Atlanta Hawks. Naturally they face the Philadelphia 76ers (this season the Sixers are making schedules positively radiant), but in the week ahead the Hawks also draw the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Pistons and the Timberwolves. Thunder and Pistons opponents rank in the top eight in 3-pointers, while Wolves opponents shoot a league-high 47.1 percent from the field. Unfortunately, the Hawks don't offer much as far as fantasy free agents. DeMarre Carroll (hamstring) is targeting a Monday return, and with Pero Antic (ankle) out for at least two weeks, perhaps Elton Brand will see more minutes. But Carroll or Brand -- or Mike Scott or Louis Williams -- are realistic adds only in deep leagues of at least 14 teams.
Marco Belinelli, SG, San Antonio Spurs (@HOU, CHI, SAC): Belinelli is another player who's strictly a deep-league consideration. However, with Leonard joining Danny Green on the sideline, Belinelli should see 30-plus minutes for the time being. While there's only three games here, if you get Belinelli you at least have him and his 51.4 percent success rate from downtown against the Sacramento Kings. Kings opponents are third in triples. As of Friday, Belinelli is available in 92.6 percent of ESPN.com leagues.
Patrick Beverley, PG, Houston Rockets (SA, @DAL, CLE): Beverley has been a Forecaster regular. While I remain intrigued by his potential to put up nice stats in steals and 3s, his assist (2.5) and shooting (41.4 percent) numbers obviously haven't been helpful. Other than the fact that Cleveland Cavaliers opponents trail only Sixers opponents in 3s, there's little to go with this set of games. But we are talking about a starting point guard who's available in about 90 percent of leagues. I see Beverley as a solid add for leagues of at least 12 teams.
Kris Humphries, PF, Boston Celtics (@NY, PHI, ORL): Kelly Olynyk may be part of the future in Boston, but for now the 6-foot-9 Humphries is the starting center. While the Celtics play only three games this week, you have to like Hump's chances against a depleted New York Knicks frontcourt and an Orlando Magic team that will likely be without Nikola Vucevic. Then there's the fact that Sixers opponents are tops in rejections. Humphries is well worth rostering in any league of at least 12 teams for the week ahead.
Ramon Sessions, PG, Charlotte Bobcats (@DEN, @LAL, @PHX): Surprisingly, interest in Sessions -- who of course is filling in for the injured Kemba Walker -- has been fairly mild. The veteran remains available in more than 80 percent of ESPN.com leagues. While matchups with Ty Lawson and Goran Dragic should prove challenging, the one-time Laker could thrive in L.A. as Lakers opponents are second in assists.
Rodney Stuckey, PG/SG, Detroit Pistons (ORL, @ATL, PHI): In his past four games, Stuckey is averaging 23.3 points while shooting better than 50 percent in each game. While he'll need to maintain his percentages to continue to provide fantasy value, it could happen against this competition. Magic opponents are sixth in field-goal percentage over the past 10 games. Sixers opponents are only 12th in shooting for the season, but they're first in assists and second in steals. Consider this your official weekly reminder to start your players when they're facing Philly.
Derrick Williams, SF/PF, Sacramento Kings (@UTA, MEM, @DAL, @SA): Williams may not be a starter for long, but with Gay expected to be in a walking boot into early next week, I figure Derrick should remain fantasy-relevant through Week 14. This schedule has some positives beyond the four games. Jazz opponents are third in shooting, while Dallas Mavericks opponents are third in rebound differential. For the sparse schedule in the week ahead, Williams -- who's still available in more than 75 percent of ESPN.com leagues -- is worth starting in most formats.

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Patent US7529977 - Automated extensible user interface testing - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAutomated extensible user interface testing supports testing of a user interface of a program. Test data is accessed, the test data including multiple test steps. Each test step describes at least a part of a test to be performed on the user interface. For each of the multiple test steps, one or more...http://www.google.com/patents/US7529977?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7529977 - Automated extensible user interface testingAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7529977 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/421,363Publication dateMay 5, 2009Filing dateMay 31, 2006Priority dateMay 31, 2006Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20070294586Publication number11421363, 421363, US 7529977 B2, US 7529977B2, US-B2-7529977, US7529977 B2, US7529977B2InventorsGanesh Sankarakumar Parvathy, Dipti A Patil, Jin YuOriginal AssigneeMicrosoft CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (3), Classifications (12), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAutomated extensible user interface testing
The Run Process operation runs an executable, such as a script file, a .exe file, a .bat file, and so forth, and can verify the exit code of the executable. The Run Process operation can include one or more of a command attribute, a name attribute, an arguments attribute, and an expected exit code attribute. The command attribute specifies the executable to be run. The name attribute specifies the name of the executable to be run. The arguments attribute specifies one or more command line arguments that can be passed to the executable when it is run. The expected exit code attribute identifies the exit code that is expected from running the executable (if omitted, a default value such as �0� can be used). Table II illustrates an example of a RunProcess operation.
<RunProcess Command=�notepad.exe� Arguments=�c:\File.txt�
Name=�file - Notepad� ExpectedExitCode=�0�/>
As shown in Table II, an example Run Process operation includes a command attribute, a name attribute, an arguments attribute, and an expected exit code attribute. The command attribute specifies the path and name of the executable to be run (notepad.exe�in this case just the executable name is enough and path is not needed since a Path system environment attribute can find the executable), and the arguments attribute specifies that �c:\file.txt� is to be passed to notepad.exe when it is run. The name attribute specifies the name of the executable as well as the input to the executable (notepad, with the input of �file�). The expected exit code attribute specifies the exit code expected from the execution of notepad.exe (�0�).
<Action Type=�SendKeys� Description=�Enter password�
Keys=�Sammamish!�>
<UIControl Type=�Window� Caption=�New User�>
<UIControl Type=�TextBox� Class=�Edit� Identifier=�1172�/>
As shown in Table III, an example Action operation has type, description, and data attributes. The type attribute maps to a �SendKeys� method of the API library, the description attribute identifies the action being performed (entering a password), and the data attribute (keys=�Sammamish!�) identifies the data that is to be input as part of the action. The UI Control on which the Action operation is to be performed is identified using the fully qualified path of the UI Control from the top level window in the user interface. The top level window is identified by a UI Control having a type attribute of �Window� and an identification attribute (a caption) of �New User�. The UI Control into which the password data is to be input is identified as having a type attribute of �TextBox�, a class attribute of �Edit�, and an identification attribute (an identifier code) of �1172�.
The description attribute describes the verification that is being performed. The exists attribute describes a particular item (e.g., a UI Control, a registry entry, a file, a service, etc.) that is to exist or is not to exist (e.g., set to �true� to indicate that the particular item should exist, and set to �false� to indicate that the particular item should not exist). The state value pair attribute describes a particular property and corresponding value the property should have. The performance time limit attribute specifies a particular amount of time within which something should occur or exist (e.g., that a UI Control should exist, that a web page should be done loading, that a file should be done loading from a file server, that a service should be available, that a particular property should have a particular value, and so forth). The performance time limit attribute typically has an associated default unit, such as seconds, although different units could alternatively be identified in the performance time limit attribute.
<Verify Description=�Verify that the Add/Remove snap-in dialog is open�
PerformanceTimeLimit=�0.1�>
<UIControl Type=�Window� Caption=�Add or Remove
Snap-ins�></UIControl>
As shown in Table IV, an example Verify operation has description, performance time limit, and exists attributes. The description attribute identifies the action being performed (verifying that a particular dialog is open), and the performance time limit attribute (�0.1�) indicates the maximum amount of time that it should take for the dialog to open (after the request to open the dialog was issued, either earlier in this same test step or in a previous test step). The UI Control on which the Action operation is to be performed is identified using the fully qualified path of the UI Control from the top level window in the user interface. The UI Control whose existence is to be verified is identified as having a type attribute of �Window�, and an identification attribute (a caption) of �Add or Remove Snap-ins�. The exists attribute (set to true) indicates that the Verify operation should check that the UI Control exists.
<Verify Description=�Verify Checkbox status to be enabled�>
<UIControl Type=�Window� Caption=�MyCheckbox�>
<UIControl Type=�Checkbox� Identifier=�504�/>
As shown in Table V, an example Verify operation has description and state value pair attributes. The description attribute identifies the action being performed (verifying a checkbox status to be enabled). The UI Control on which the Action operation is to be performed is identified using the fully qualified path of the UI Control from the top level window in the user interface. The top level UI Control is identified as having a type attribute of �Window�, and an identification attribute (a caption) of �MyCheckbox�. The UI Control whose status is to be verified as enabled is identified as having a type attribute of �Checkbox�, and an identification attribute (an identifier code) of �504�. The state value pair attribute indicates that the property of �IsEnabled� is to have a value of �True�.
<File Path=�c:\file.txt�/>
As shown Table VI, an example file element� has a path attribute. The path attribute identifies the particular file being identified as �c:\file.txt�.
<Service Name=�Netman� DisplayName=�Network Connections�
Status=�Running�/>
As shown Table VII, an example service element has a name attribute, a display name attribute, and a status attribute. The name attribute identifies the name of the service being identified as �Netman�. The display name attribute identifies the user-friendly name of the service as �Network Connections�. The status attribute identifies that the identified service is to have the status �Running�.
<UIControl Type=�CheckBox� Identifier=�257�/>
As shown Table VIII, an example Set Property operation has a state value pair attribute (no description attribute is illustrated in the example of Table VIII). The UI Control on which the Set Property operation is to be performed is identified using the fully qualified path of the UI Control from the top level window in the user interface. The top level window is identified as having a type attribute of �Window� and an identification attribute (a caption) of �New User�. The UI Control whose property is to be set is identified as having a type attribute of �CheckBox�, and an identification attribute (an identifier code) of �257�. The state value pair attribute indicates that the property �ButtonState� is to be set to the value �UnChecked�.
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regex - compare files and storing similar data into different files - Stack Overflow
**LIST.txt**
LIST is the file containing the names of cars and DETAILS is the file having the details of the cars named in LIST.txt
**DETAILS.txt**
lambo_1 gallardo lp570
lambo_2 aventador lp700
lambo_3 reventon lp640
audi_1 R8 V10
audi_2 A8 diesel
bmw_1 Z4 blue
bmw_2 M3 red
bmw_3 328i black
merc_1 slr mclaran
merc_2 sls wings
I want to seperate the details of each car into different files i.e. i want 4 files in this case with lambo,audi,bmw and merc details in different files like file_1.txt , file_2.txt , file_3.txt and file_4.txt
similary other files as well
I am new to perl and i want your help.. I tried doing this by searching each element and storing it into a file (counter to change the file name) but i am not getting the expected result. so can anyone help me out.
open  my $fh, "<", "F1.txt" or die $!;
open  my $fh1, "<", "F2.txt" or die $!;
my @b = <$fh>;  my @a = <$fh1>;
if ($line1 =~ /^$line2$/)
open my $outfile, ">>", "A_${counter}.txt";
print $outfile $line2;
I am trying to do something like this but it doesnt provide me a proper answer as required
regex string perl share|improve this question edited Aug 13 '12 at 4:14
This is a basic exercise in multiplexing. We even have an example in Intermediate Perl (and the print version hit the shelves today).
You can open a bunch of write filehandles, one per car type, store them in a hash, then lookup the one you need when you run into it. This has the advantage of scanning the details once, unlike the other answers that scan it multiple times (as well as reading the entire thing into memory).
The first part uses map to create the hash of output file handles based on the cars in list.txt:
my %out_fhs = do {
open my $list_fh, '<', 'list.txt' or die;
open my $fh, '>', "file_$n.txt" or die;
( $_, $fh )
} <$list_fh>;
The second part goes through details.txt, using the hash of filehandles you just created:
open my $details_fh, '<', 'details.txt' or die;
DETAIL: while( <$details_fh> ) {
my( $car ) = m/\A(.*?)_/;
my $fh = $out_fhs{ $car } || do {
warn "Car [$car] is not in list.txt. Skipping.\n";
next DETAIL;
say $fh $_;
thank you @brain d foy will upgrade my version of Perl and try this on that.
my %cars;
$cars{lc $_} = undef;
open $fh, '<', 'F2.txt' or die $!;
if (/\s*([a-z]+)_\d+/i) {
my $k = lc $1;
if (exists $cars{$k}) {
if (!defined $cars{$k}) {
open my $fd, '>', "file_$num.txt" or die $!;
$cars{$k} = $fd;
print {$cars{$k}} $_;
share|improve this answer edited Aug 13 '12 at 8:15
answered Aug 13 '12 at 4:11
Thanks a lot for the answer @cdtits but the files are generated and they all are empty... i want to know the line which prints the details into the generated files???
@unkaitha: print {$cars{$1}} $_; and you must "use strict;" to print result to each file.
@unkaitha: case-sensitive? convert it to lower now
Aug 13 '12 at 5:40
@unkaitha: it works fine at my machine. you may use print to debug yourself?
@unkaitha: try uncomment the print line?
Here's another option that generates file_audi.txt, etc:
open my $DETAILSIn, '<', 'DETAILS.txt' or die $!;
my @details = <$DETAILSIn>;
open my $LISTIn, '<', 'LIST.txt' or die $!;
while ( my $car = <$LISTIn> ) {
chomp $car;
my @recs = grep /^$car\_/i, @details or next;
open my $fh, '>', "file_$car.txt" or die $!;
print $fh @recs;
All open files will automatically close when their handles fall out of scope.
share|improve this answer edited Aug 13 '12 at 6:01
Thanks @kenosis.. is their a way to do it without the modules??? i am trying to install these modules but i am not successful in doing so.
@unkaitha - The above will run w/o the use Modern::Perl; pragma, which includes use strict; and use warnings;. However, it's best to include, at least, the latter two pragmas in your scripts.
ya i used strict and warnings and even then it didnt generate any file.
@unkaitha - Am unsure what issue you're encountering, as the files are generated on my system, in the directory where DETAILS.txt and LIST.txt are. From your last comment, I notice that you had the same issue with cdtits' script.
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1. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 02, 2013, 5:36 AM
Surfed over all the forums on Darjeeling stike and bandh situations. You, Sanchit were really instrumental in answering the queries and worries. I was upset as I thought my tour is about to get cancelled from 14th-19th August. Now i'm feeling that I can make it to Sikkim. I am reaching NJP on 15th Aug morning(Dibrugarh express) and return from NJP on 19th Aug night(Darjeeling Mail). Can you please suggest a small itenary for this span of Sikkim. Just one factor me and my wife do not want to visit a very lonely place but relatively lively place(yet not very crowded). Kindly suggest
2. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 02, 2013, 6:05 AM
15th NJP – Gangtok, handover the documents for N/Sikkim and Tsomgo-Nathula permit.
16th Gangtok - Nathula Pass, Baba Mandir and Tsomgo Lake
17th Gangtok – Lachung
18th Lachung – Yumthang- Gangtok
19th Gangtok - local sightseeing (half day) and return to NJP
Edited: 6:06 am, August 02, 2013
3. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 02, 2013, 9:16 PM
Yeah Abhirup no need to be upset. You can easily go ahead with the Sikkim plan and hopefully you will have an amazing time out there. Itinerary suggested by Mr. Ashis is perfect and have a good time out there.
4. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 03, 2013, 6:30 AM
If weather does not support much should i plan for gangtok and pelling since visiting places would be difficult?
5. Re: Darjeeling Update
Thanks for your update. I was supposed to go to darjeeling for four days reaching NJP on the 10th. That however appears to have been cancelled. It is possible to tarvel to gangtok by car now as various news networks are reporting NH31 is blocked ?
6. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 03, 2013, 9:36 PM
You have to chalk out the plan once you are there seeing the weather conditions. Not to worry. Lets hope you will get good weather.
7. Re: Darjeeling Update
Hi Abhinav B
Not heard about NH 31 getting blocked. Will have to check but as per my last information it was trouble free and you can go to Gangtok via that.
8. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 03, 2013, 9:54 PM
Removed on: 9:58 pm, August 03, 2013
9. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 04, 2013, 1:15 AM
As of today, there is no blockage on NH-31A. Sikkim bound vehicles are moving normally.
Edited: 1:16 am, August 04, 2013
10. Re: Darjeeling Update
Aug 04, 2013, 3:08 AM
Ashis Da and Sanchit now I got the idea..
1. Once I'm at NJP I'll head towards gangtok on 15th directly. Any rough idea on car fare?
2. Depending on weather and my choice I can plan for lachen/lachung.
3. Else I can stay for 2 days in gangtok and for a change move to pelling for 2 days.
Is that fine? I have few questions again. Sorry for being in confusion-
1.Wll it be ok to head from pelling directly to NJP on return date?
2.Where should I stay in pelling area ( lower/middle/upper). Any suggestion.
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BBC - Mark Thompson speech January 2008 - Media Centre
Date: 22.01.2008 Last updated: 19.03.2014 at 09.30
Keynote opening address at Television From The Nations And Regions conference in Salford Quays
At the start of 2008, you can read the future of regional broadcasting two ways. From Messiah to Torchwood to the amazing range of regional features played out on The One Show each weekday evening, the BBC has probably never been so reliant on regional talent, not just to fill its networks, but to produce its hits. Not far from here, we're building what will be the most advanced broadcasting and production centre in the world.
And yet, look at some of the numbers, look at some of the trends in investment within the industry [and some of the numbers we've just heard] as a whole, and January 2008 can feel in the midst of a winter of discontent. Perhaps not surprisingly, suspicion and scepticism about the intentions of all the broadcasters is running high.
I'm going to talk about the BBC's plans this morning. They represent the biggest injection of regional investment we've ever made as well as a historic shift in the shape of the BBC.
But I know that they too provoke questions – not least because of a sometimes chequered history of regional policy at the BBC. A history of promises sometimes met, sometimes broken. I'm going to try to address some of these questions this morning.
Old wounds …
None of them are new of course. In 1932, the BBC was less than ten years old as an organisation and less than five as a public corporation. But it was already on the back foot when it came to regional broadcasting.
Externally, it faced public protests and write-in campaigns. But internally too, there was a growing sense that the BBC's then strategy – which was to combine a massive thrust towards centralisation of programme-making and operations in London with, at least in theory, a continued commitment towards greater regionalisation – that this strategy was throwing up one contradiction after another. Here's a BBC memo from July 1932:
"For some time all has not been well in the matter of programme activities at Head Office and in the Regions. Neither has been sufficiently informed as to the other. There has not been enough collaboration, and misunderstandings have in consequence arisen. This is bad for programme work. Both Metropolitan and Regional prejudices and bias must be eliminated, and ignorance on both sides lessened." [1]
Well amen to that, but behind the scenes as this memo was being written, all the classic arguments were raging. Doesn't all real commissioning power reside in London? How can regional producers possibly compete on equal terms? But on the other hand: is there really enough top-class talent in Wales, say, or in Northern England, or will regional programming really just mean second-rate programming? Doesn't value for money and efficiency argue for consolidation of all broadcasting and production in one convenient location? And where could be more convenient, for goodness' sake, than central London?
So what could John Reith and the BBC do to sort out this mess? Well, it's obvious really (this is the BBC after all): appoint a new regional coordinator. But how much actual power should this coordinator have? Well, I think that the answer is one that echoes down the years. The coordinator must of course be "junior to the Director of Programmes and the Director of Talks" though – here's a small sop – "somewhat advanced in relation to them", in other words, not too junior. And yes of course he'll have power:
"By virtue of the special charge to him in regard to matters affecting Regional Policy, DP and DT will in general be guided by his advice … but [will] retain over-riding powers upon consideration of major policy." [2]
An awful lot has happened to broadcasting in this country since 1932. The debate about commissioning power is exactly the same.
And there's another similarity between then and now. In 1932, the spotlight of the argument was on the BBC because we were the only broadcaster. Now, of course that's not true today. But what is true is that many of the pieces of broadcasting policy which were put in place in the latter part of the 20th century, specifically to strengthen broadcasting and production from the UK's nations and regions, no longer look as effective as they once did.
Rationalisation, competitive pressure, structural change in the broadcasting industry as a whole and in the independent production sector, have all taken their toll on the ability of ITV and commercial local radio to play the part in stimulating local and regional production across the whole of the UK in the way that was once envisaged. This is not meant as a criticism – ITV and ILR remain vital and valued investors in the creative industries across the country – but as a statement of fact.
And because of that, and because this is a moment when for both economic and cultural reasons, the question of national and regional broadcasting is once again alive and active, it's no surprise that the spotlight should fall once again – yes, on Channel 4 – but in particular and at its most intense on the BBC.
… but new solutions?
And the question which I believe that everyone is entitled to ask is: why should it be different this time? What reason do we have to believe that the BBC's current Out of London strategy really will break free from all those institutional tendrils that have snared and slowed previous efforts – and really will mark a new beginning?
Of course what's really convincing is not words, but actions. We banged on for years about our commitment to network television drama from Wales. Now everyone believes us. But it wasn't our words, it was Doctor Who and Life On Mars that convinced them.
So: you win the argument by acting. And, though I'm going to have to use words to describe them, what I am going to lay out before you this morning is a series of concrete, measurable actions.
The first is a major and, in my view, irreversible shift in the physical centre of gravity of the BBC.
As I'm sure everyone here knows, we opened a brand new digital broadcast centre at Pacific Quay in Glasgow last autumn. And, as I said at the start, the diggers and cranes are already hard at work on our new Salford broadcast centre which will open in three years' time.
PQ and Salford are critical to our future. They are a model – and a test-bed – of the way we want the whole of the BBC to work in a few years.
But they're also evidence of the shift I'm talking about. As production flows to them – and to our other national and regional centres – it will inevitably flow from London. In anticipation of that, we have already taken the decision to sell Television Centre.
A few years ago, three-quarters of the BBC's UK estate by area was in London, only a quarter in the rest of the country. By the time our plans are complete, more than half the estate will be outside London.
There will be a similar shift in people. By the end of the current charter, we expect more than half the people working on the BBC's UK public services will be based outside London.
None of this is easy to achieve. Moving work and moving jobs means a lot of uncertainty and disruption for many of my colleagues. The last time, in the early Nineties, that the BBC planned a big move to Greater Manchester, internal opposition and friction was so great that in the end only two production departments made the move – the two with the least clout inside the Corporation.
When I became Director-General, plenty of people told me I should either abandon the Manchester vision altogether, or at any rate water it down. In fact, the plan has grown in scope over the past three years, not diminished.
That's not because of political pressure, big-P or otherwise, but because I believe the Salford move and the building of PQ and our broader strategy will be good for programmes, good for audiences and good for the creative talent on which everything depends.
Modern media may be globalising, but paradoxically there's probably never been a time when the relevance and immediacy of tone and content mattered more. I believe the public want a BBC which feels close rather than distant. Which feels part of their world. Which offers them perspectives and voices which sometimes feel recognisably like their own.
They want us to come to them. And I think that, in many ways, creative talent feels much the same.
Out of this has come the idea of powerful creative clusters in key cities across the UK where the BBC operates not in isolation but as a kind of lead investor, an anchor-tenant around which, we hope, the rest of the creative industries can develop and thrive. This is why in recent years, we've been keen to develop partnerships with PACT and the indie sector and with other broadcasters and media-players.
Even in the case of projects where we have the resources to go it alone, we know we'll deliver more for the sector – and ultimately achieve more for the public – if we develop our plans with others.
Now while many of those who are interested in the defence and development of regional broadcasting have broadly welcomed these plans, two anxieties are often raised.
The first takes us back to the poor old regional coordinator. It is very simply that real power is about commissioning – that's where the money and airtime resides. Even if you move thousands of programme-makers out of London, won't they still have to cow-tow to a handful of commissioners in the capital?
Salford, of course, will be a little different. Sport is a strategic commitment for the BBC and very little of the output of BBC Sport is commissioned in the conventional way. We're also moving our news and sport radio network, Radio 5 Live to Salford. Children's BBC have their own networks, CBeebies and CBBC, and their own websites and the commissioners will be moving here alongside the producers.
That's three UK networks based in the North-West, the first three major UK networks to be based outside London in the BBC's history.
Not enough, say the critics. What about one of the main television networks – BBC Three, say, or BBC Two? That's not part of our plans at the moment, though I'll keep under review whether another UK radio or TV network should move outside London at some point during the present Charter.
But it's also worth saying that, in common with all our television channels, BBC Two and BBC Three have to pull their weight in hitting some ambitious targets for commissions from the nations and regions: for instance, our pledge to grow network commissions from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to 17 per cent of the total of relevant spend.
We know we can only hit targets like that by finding and developing the best talent wherever it is. One of the ways of doing that is to broaden and diversify the cast of commissioners.
When I was the Controller of BBC Two in the mid-Nineties, every single commissioning decision was made by the controller. Every one.
But not anymore. In 2000, we created a system of genre commissioning in television which, I believe, has overall been a striking success. There's more creative plurality and debate and responsibility has been spread among many more people. There's far more collegiality, for instance, in drama and the heads of drama in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are more plugged in to genre and channel strategies, and have far more creative initiative than they used to have.
And, though this is in its infancy, we've started to base key commissioners outside London. Cheryl Taylor, who is now based here in Manchester and Salford, is going to commission comedy from talent across the UK. Over time, I'd like to see more genre commissioners based outside the South-East.
We also aim to base more of our existing strand programmes out of London. This has a number of benefits. Strand editors are themselves commissioners and basing them in national and regional hubs should help local programme-makers, whether in-house or indie, get more opportunities for work. Second, returning strands can be key in sustaining a critical mass of network-ready talent. And third, a geographical spread tends to add, in my experience, to editorial diversity and range – something that we know our audiences want.
Now of course you can ask that the BBC move further and faster. On the other hand, at a time when elsewhere in the industry we see retrenchment and a good deal of pessimism about the broadcasters' commitment, not just to regional investment but to distributed creative decision-making, the BBC is manifestly moving in the opposite direction.
By the end of this charter period in 2016, I believe that nearly half of all TV network commissions will be produced outside the M25 – that compares with broadly a fifth in the early 1990s.
But some people look at the BBC's plans and raise a second question-mark. The investment in Salford and PQ is fine and to be welcomed, but what will happen to investment, and in particular to network television and radio investment, in other cities across the UK? Will a London-bias be replaced, not with an even playing-field across the whole country, but a new London-Salford-Glasgow axis?
Well, I believe that we did need to create two new very large broadcasting bases outside London. You need scale if you want to offer careers that can move from one genre to another, or from TV to radio to the web. The advantage of sprinkling investment evenly but thinly everywhere is that you have the minimum number of arguments. The danger is that you don't really make a difference anywhere.
The second caveat I want to offer is that we're not trying to run Gosplan here. In other words, we are not trying to micro-manage every part of our editorial supply-chain without regard to creative success and failure or changes in audience taste.
One person, a single outstanding creative leader, can transform a company, a department, the supply of an entire genre from a given creative centre. One programme – Dragon's Den, made here in Manchester by our in-house entertainment team, Raven by our Scottish Children's team, The Day India Burned from our documentary team in Birmingham – one programme can transform the reputation of an entire centre.
And, by the same token, sometimes programmes or even entire genres go off the boil creatively. It's important that any commissioning system is responsive and in particular that commissioning from the nations and regions doesn't feel like a zero-sum game.
We know we need to boost network deliveries from Scotland, for instance, but that shouldn't be at the expense of the brilliant recent network success of BBC Wales. This is why the 17 per cent target for the nations is a floor rather than a ceiling.
Within the context of a commitment to fully measurable medium-term aggregate growth, there will be variations for individual national and regional centres year on year.
But, having said that, I believe that we need sustainable programme supply strategies for all our network production centres: Cardiff, Be lfast, Birmingham and Bristol as well as Glasgow and Salford. We also need, in some cases working with others, to create more opportunities for network production in other parts of England. Sustainability will depend to some extent on further specialisation – concentration on a smaller number of genres, with their own cadres of specialist creative talent and their own reputation for excellence with commissioners and with the audience.
It's also important that we dovetail our commitment to increased network production to other parts of our national and regional strategy. To our plans to invest in and improve our local services on broadband – services which among other objectives should add a new regional dimension to our commitment to the nations. To our continued commitment to local radio and regional television. To our plans to site much of our research and development operations here in Salford.
Broadcasting's history and the pull of London has meant that building a complete broadcasting career in one of the UK's other great cities has never felt easy – though for many years when Granada's commitment to local production was total and the BBC was pulling its weight as well, it was more than possible here in the North-West.
We know that our plans for Salford will work creatively because for decades Greater Manchester was a beacon for talent and produced some of the best television and radio ever made. Often it still does. That's the heritage we want to build on.
Looking more widely though, I recognise that the future commitment of Britain's other broadcasters to regional investment looks uncertain. Some of the numbers do look pretty bleak.
But, while I don't believe the BBC has the resources to be able to guarantee fully to replace investment from others, I do believe we can make a big difference. And over the coming years, the public – and this conference – will be able to track and validate that difference.
And in conclusion it's worth noting that this increased commitment is a voluntary one. We have not made it in response to some new external quota, but because we believe it's the right thing for the creative industries as a whole – and, more importantly than that, the right thing for our audiences. Thank you.
[1] Briggs p. 301
[2] Briggs p. 302.

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Buoyancy-induced wall flow due to fire in a room (Book, 1984) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10977759 Title: Buoyancy-induced wall flow due to fire in a room Author: Yogesh Jaluria; United States. National Bureau of Standards Publisher: Washington, DC : [Springfield, VA.] : U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards ; [National Technical Information Service, distributor], [1984] OCLC:10977759
Yogesh Jaluria; United States. National Bureau of Standards.
NBSIR, 84-2841.
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