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Barrett-Jackson CEO, Craig Jackson, gives his thoughts on Bonham's auction of the 250 GTO Ferrari that broke the world record at $38 million. Also, take a look at Ron Pratte's amazing collection which will be entirely auctioned off at Barrett-Jackson in January 2015.The Drive: Craig Jackson and the Ron Pratte Collection
Jaguar's Director of Design, Ian Callum, describes the styling and engineering behind the first Jaguar roadster in more than 50 years, the F-TYPE convertible.Ian Callum Explains How the F-TYPE was Designed
We're celebrating BMW's history of innovation – from 40 years of M Power, to today's connected dashboard that integrates great apps like Stitcher Radio! Learn more about BMW's 40 years of M Power, with exclusive interviews and racing footage.40 Years of M - BMW Legends of Racing
Alan test drives the 2013 Jaguar F-TYPE convertible in Spain. From the test track to the winding mountain roads of Southern Spain, the F-TYPE exceeds all expectations.Jaguar F-TYPE Test Drive in Spain
Alan puts the new Range Rover through the paces. Stewart Moore sits down with Alan to discuss the finer points of this "first of it's kind" Offroad/Onroad vehicle in the Utah desert.Range Rover Test Drive in Rugged Utah
Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor was proud to drive a Chevelle Malibu in high school. He sits down with '67 Chevelle Malibu owner, Mark Wilcox to compare notes. Marks Malibu is race ready with a roll bar and 468 engine. Find out more about this interesting car!Award Winning 1967 Chevelle at HAN
Talk about a true original! This 1960 Chevrolet Impala is original down to the visors! Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor sits down with John Traverso to talk about the history of his Impala.Award Winning 1960 Impala
All the way from British Columbia, Doug Fox shows off his '56 Crown Victoria at the Hot August Nights Grand Marshal Award show with Alan Taylor.Award Winning 1956 Crown Victoria at Hot August Nights
Alan Taylor sits down with two time GMA finalist, Dale Buck, to discuss the details of his stunning 1937 Chevrolet Pickup.Award Winning 1937 Chevy Pickup at Hot August Nights
Tim Bedford's automatic, 350 HP 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe is painted the original Ford color called Cloud Mist Grey.Award Winning 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe
This 1946 Ford Woody screams great Craftsmanship! Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor, gets the details on how a mechanic and boat make teamed up to restore this Woody from top to bottom. Plus, find out the about the surprise under the hood!Award Winning 1946 Woody Wagon at Hot August Nights
Joe Bigotti shows off his candy brandywine 1935 Ford Sedan having done 95% of the work himself.Award Winning 1935 Ford Sedan at Hot August Nights
After selling his Model A, Steve Shea was on the hunt for his next classic car. He stumbled upon this beautiful 1957 Bel Air Sport Coupe almost by accident. Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor sits down with Steve to talk about his garage find.1957 Bel Air Sport Coupe
Zach Brombacher completed his 1950 Ford Deluxe Coupe after promising his wife's departed uncle that he would get the job completed the right way. From bumper to bumper this Deluxe Coupe has been heavily altered. Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor talks with Zach about the restoration process. Zach's Deluxe and this video are lovingly dedicated to Doug Lackey.1950 Ford Deluxe Coupe at Hot August Nights
With chrome shining, a sizable lift, and motor sticking up out of the hood, what's not to love about a Gasser? Hot August Nights Grand Marshal, Alan Taylor, sits down with Rob Rickard, a shade-tree mechanic who brought this car from rust pile to show stopper.1955 Chevy Gasser at Hot August Nights
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Consumate car guy and Shark Tank investor, Robert talks about his love for cars, racing, and some of the cars in his collection with Alan Taylor.Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec at the LA Auto Show
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Winner of Outstanding Craftsmanship, Grand Marshal Awards at Hot August Nights, Reno.The Drive: 1937 Ford Designed by John Gilmore - Hot August Nights 2014, Reno
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The Drive with Alan Taylor brings you an exclusive candid interview with notable IndyCar driver, Will Power, at the Shell & Penzoil Grand Prix of Houston, 2014.The Drive: INDYCAR Driver Will Power - Shell & Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston
John Hennessey talks about his speed record-breaking 270.4 mph Venom GT at Kennedy Space Center, and candidly talks about how JFK inspired him to shoot for the moon, an admiration he shares with Ford's well-respected, Alan Mulally.The Drive: John Hennessey on Alan Mulally and the inspiration behind the Venom GT.
Alan Taylor talks with Silverado Brand Manager, John Fitzpatrick, about Truck of the Year, Silverado, as well as the all new Corvette Z06.The Drive: Truck of the Year Silverado at Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach
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See photos and video of the devastating sink hole that swallowed up cherished Corvettes in Florida. Listen to the Corvette owners' accounts of the event and how the museum plans to move forward.The Drive: Exclusive Interview - Corvettes Swallowed by Sink-Hole at the National Corvette Museum
The Drive: Joe Petralia's 1973 Bradley GT Kit Car at Barrett-Jackson
Joe Petralia, Owner of Rare Performance Motor Cars, is now stranger to the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auctions. Joe fills us in on his latest internet find: a restored Opal Kadett L.The Drive: Joe Petralia's Opal Kadett L at Barrett-Jackson, Las Vegas
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Alan Taylor talks with Beau Boeckmann of Galpin Auto Sports and takes a walk around the world's largest Ed 'Big Daddy" Roth automotive collection.The Drive: Galpin Auto Sports' Ed Roth Collection
Alan Taylor interviews Dodge CEO, Tim Kuniskis, about the Dodge Challenger Hellcat Vin#1. We get exclusive access to the car and even go up on the block with it as the Hellcat is auctioned off for $825,000, and then matched, coming to a whopping $1.65 million!Dodge Hellcat VIN001 Auction at Barrett-Jackson
Bill Barton and son, Billy, join us at the 2015 Barrett-Jackson Auction to share with us how they restored a 1962 Corvette Center.Barrett-Jackson Car Stories: '62 Corvette Center
We catch up with Joe Petralia, of Rare Performance Motorcars, about some of the cars he has here at the 2015 Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, AZ.
1966 Volvo 122 Coupe trimmed as a 123GT
1926 Franklin Victorian Doctors CoupeBarrett-Jackson Car Stories: Joe Petralia's '66 Volvo and '26 Franklin Doctors Coupe
Alan Taylor interviews Tim Kuniskis, Head of FCA Passenger Car Brands, about the Dodge Demon skunkworks operation.Off the Record: The Dodge DEMON and CEO Tim Kuniskis
A short driving compilation of Alan Taylor's Viper ACR Custom 1 of 1, and instant collector car! This was filmed for a Microsoft video, which is why there were decals on it during that shoot.Viper ACR Custom 1 of 1: Driving Compilation
Alan Taylor test drives theVolkswagen Atlas. This is VW's FIRST full size SUV! Alan calls this ride an "impressive all around vehicle with plenty of legroom throughout." Will the Atlas significantly boost Volkswagen's North American sales?Volkswagen's FIRST Full Size SUV, the Atlas


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Travis Gordon talks to Chris Greenaway and guest Jenni Powell about the upcoming IAWTV Awards, the state of the webseries community and what the future holds. There's lot of information about the partnership with YouTube, where the IAWTV Awards might be held in the future and Jenni answers questions from Chris about the nomination process, how 'International' the IAWTV is, geoblocking and other important topics. Definitely worth watching if you are interested in the background to the IAWTV, the Awards and the future of web TV/webseries.
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This week over at the Paper Cupcake's challenge blog Patti Painter brings us this weeks challenge. It was be inspired by a fall picture. I just love making seasonal cards and I was sick for most of the first part of the week, busy getting new images out for the second part of the week and so Sunday evening, which surprised me that I actually made 3!
My first image is called "Sweet Encounter". I think this is perfect for a little boy like my son who just loves bugs, spiders and anything creepy crawly! I colored it with my colored pencils and chalked my sky. I punched my leaves and added some inks to them and crumpled them all up to give them some leaf like looks. They look more awesome in real life. My sentiment cracks me up and is computer generated.
This image "Too Sweet to Spook" I colored also with my colored pencils and I did my background sky with all chalks as well. I dropped a wet leaf on the right side of the moon, but oh well. I love how this one turned out with the moon and shadows. I made several of those leaves and used them on this card as well. Added a few rhinestones and thought it was cute. The green around the edges is not part of the card. The image actually sticks up past the yellow which is the card base.
For this image "Autumn Solitude" I used color pencils as well. I love adding some pinks and purples to the fall colors so I thought I would switch this card up and add some of those lovely colors. I cut my image out and tore my dp from Dove of East to give it a more interesting look. I love how the black just pops in the background and the moon just looks awesome in the dark sky. I made this into an easel card and added all the flowers to add some interest, texture and color. I also added Stickles around both the edges of the color mats to add some sparkle.
Well, I really liked how all three of these cards turned out this evening and I wish I had more time to make some more, because I felt like my mojo was working well tonight, but my bed is calling and for once I am going to listen to it!
Thanks for stopping by and let me know what you think I always love reading your lovins! If you like any of the images you see here you can head on over to Paper Cupcakes and check out all the images HERE.
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There is a controversy brewing in Catholic and pro-life circles over reports that the President has been invited to attend the annual Al Smith Dinner here in New York. In my opinion, people need to take a deep breath, relax a second, and think carefully about this.
It's important first to understand what the Al Smith Dinner is, and is not, and then what the invitation means, and what it does not.
The Al Smith Dinner is organized and hosted by the Alfred E. Smith Foundation, which is closely affiliated with but independent of the Archdiocese of New York. It's named after Governor Al Smith, an iconic figure in New York politics, who dedicated his life to serving the people of the state, particularly the needy. He was a classic urban machine politician, but was also committed to working with others across party lines when he saw that it was in the public interest. He was always proud of his Catholic faith and he defended the Church against attacks against religious bigotry. He was certainly well familiar with anti-Catholicism, since his own faith was brutally attacked during his run for the Presidency in 1928.
The dinner is not a religious event in any way — it's a civic/political event that raises money for Catholic charitable institutions. It's not held at a religious building — it's at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. It has no religious component aside from a benediction and closing prayer — much like sessions of Congress. A large proportion of the people who attend the Dinner are not Catholic, and the list of past speakers shows that only once in its almost 70-year history has a religious figure given the keynote address (Cardinal O'Connor).
The dinner has a long tradition of inviting New York elected officials of all parties, and candidates of both major parties for the Presidency. It is strictly non-partisan, and an invitation to the dinner is in no way an endorsement of any office holder, or any candidate for office.
It's also important that the politicians who speak at the dinner are not being given any honor or award by the Church, but are rather delivering an address that is one part jocular remarks written by professional jokesters, and two-parts generic political after-dinner bromides. Any comparison between the Al Smith Dinner and the honorary degree given to the President at Notre Dame's graduation ceremony is thus completely off-the-mark.
Everybody at the dinner understands this — it's a civic event, much like a Veteran's Day parade (but with a fancier menu and white tie).
Some people have been saying that inviting the President in some way undermines or contradicts the Church's public witness in defense of life and the family. There is no question that the President's political agenda and policy record are deplorable from a Catholic perspective — he is consistently anti-life and is ardent in his promotion and support of abortion, he is in favor of re-defining marriage, he opposes parental choice in education, his Administration is a consistent enemy of religious freedom, and there is good reason to believe that he has dealt with our bishops in less than good faith.
Give the consistency and strength with which our bishops — particularly Cardinal Dolan — have been proclaiming the Catholic view of public policy, it is hard to see how this one Dinner could possibly lead anyone to believe that the Church is softening her defense of life, the family, and religious liberty. When everyone wakes up the morning after, the struggle will resume.
But, as a matter of fact, an invitation to the current incumbent President to the Al Smith Dinner actually sends a message, one that is important in this time of pathologically toxic politics. It says to us that we can vehemently disagree with a public official's positions, but we can still show respect for his office, and for him as a person, and treat him with civility. It gives us an opportunity to act as Christians, and show some love to our adversaries, and even those whose policies we consider to be immoral and oppressive. After all, even St. Peter told us to "honor the emperor" (1 Pet 2:17).
The message is also that we can set aside our deeply-held differences and leave the partisan politics at the door for an evening, speak nicely and politely to each other, and work together for a common cause in the service of the poor. That's a good thing, something that Al Smith would have been proud to associate himself with, and something that Catholics and pro-lifers should also support.
Note: Some bloggers and other news sources have linked to this blog post, and have said that it is a statement by "the Archdiocese". Please read the sidebar to this blog: "The opinions expressed by the Bloggers… are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Archdiocese of New York". These comments are not an official statement by the Archdiocese or the Cardinal — they represent my opinions, and mine alone. Clear? Okay, fire away — but in a civil way, please.
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WASHINGTON The U.S. Department of Labor today announced a $271,075 grant to assist approximately 75 workers affected by the closure of GE Lighting located in Willoughby, Ohio.
"This grant will allow affected Ohio workers to gain access to the services they need to help prepare them for new jobs in high-demand industries in the region, such as health care," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. "These workers have expressed an interest in long-term training, among other employment-related services."
Today's grant will be awarded to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and operated by the Lake County Department of Job and Family Services. All affected workers will be given access to the full array of dislocated worker services, which may include skills assessment, individual counseling, education and occupational skills training.
On Aug. 25, 2008, GE Lighting announced the closure of the Willoughby plant. Between Oct. 25 and Nov. 1, 2008, a majority of the workers were laid off. The remaining workers will be laid off when the plant closes in September 2009.
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NATICK � Administrators presented this week a new budget proposal that would add about 14 new positions next year, but would leave an estimated $1.1 million deficit.
Administrators Monday showed the School Committee a $51.9 million fiscal 2015 budget proposal, up 6.8 percent from the current $48.6 million spending plan.
Administrators developed this budget scenario by prioritizing needs "down to the bare bones," Superintendent Peter Sanchioni said Tuesday. "We realize this still produces a deficit."
The budget proposal is higher than the district�s $51.5 million "fiscal reality" budget, which would not add any new positions despite rising enrollment. That budget, which the School Committee last week said was unacceptable, had a $919,000 projected deficit as of last month.
This week's scenario is not as high as the district�s preliminary budget proposal, which would ensure level services are provided, add around 22 positions and grow 9.4 percent to $53.2 million.
The 14 new positions, costing around $677,000, include several special education teachers and other jobs, teachers at the elementary and high school level and guidance counselors at Wilson Middle School and the high school, according to budget documents.
The new budget proposal also adds almost $75,000 in technology expenses that Sanchioni said are critical to keep systems running, $33,000 in principals� requests for supplies and $96,000 in curriculum expenses such as needed professional development.
Administrators made some reductions in expenses, including a $306,000 drop in out-of-district special education costs.
Sanchioni said several priorities are not funded in the latest proposal, including about four additional positions and more spending�for curriculum and principals� requests.
School administrators are looking at working cooperatively with town leaders to close the gap, Sanchioni said. Increased state aid and other town funding sources could be used to close the deficit, according to the district�s budget presentation.
"It sets up a good dialogue (with town leaders)," Sanchioni said of the most recent budget proposal. "It shows the school department is prioritizing. We realize budgets are about priorities."
The Financial Planning Committee, which includes town and school administration and members of the Board of Selectmen, School Committee and Finance Committee, is slated to meet at 8 a.m. Thursday at Town Hall to discuss the budget.
Brian Benson can be reached at 508-626-3964 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @bbensonmwdn.
Natick school leaders refine budget outlook
NATICK � Administrators presented this week a new budget proposal that would add about 14 new positions next year, but would leave an estimated $1.1 million deficit.


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Spike TV has unveiled the group of 32 fighters who appear on the upcoming season debut of "The Ultimate Fighter 14."
The reality show, which is the final season to air on Spike TV before a move to FX, is the first to feature bantamweight (135-pound) and featherweight (145-pound) fighters.
Many notable names are part of the show, including Carson Beebe, John Dodson, Matt Jaggers, Paul McVeigh, Stephen Bass, Bryan Caraway, Eric Marriott, Micah Miller and others.
"TUF 14," which features Michael Bisping and Jason "Mayhem" Miller as coaches, debuts Sept. 21 on Spike TV.
As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) recently reported, the group of 32 will be cut down to an official cast of 16 following an elimination round of fights. All 16 elimination-round bouts air as part of the two-hour season debut. The tournament format then continues with eight bantamweights and eight featherweights. The show champions are crowned during a live-finale event on Dec. 3.
The oldest cast members are 31 and the youngest 21. The fighters come from countries such as the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Scotland and Sweden. Notable camps include the likes of American Top Team, Team Alpha Male, Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts, the H.I.T. Squad, Wolfslair Academy, Skrap Pack, Lloyd Irvin MMA and others.
Check out the full cast below.
And for more on "The Ultimate Fighter 14" season debut, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
John Albert
Fighting out of: Puyallup, Wash./Victory Athletics
Record: 6-1
Age: 24
Johnny Bedford
Fighting out of: Watuga, Texas/F3 Alliance
Record: 17-9-1
Age: 28
Carson Beebe
Fighting out of: Western Springs, Ill./Gilbert Grappling
Record: 6-1
Age: 22
Roland Delorme
Fighting out of: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada/Winnipeg Academy of MMA
Record: 6-1
Age: 27
T.J. Dillashaw
Fighting out of: Sacramento, Calif./Team Alpha Male
Record: 4-0
Age: 25
John Dodson
Fighting out of: Albuquerque, N.M./Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts
Record: 11-5
Age: 26
Casey Dyer
Fighting out of: New Castle, Ind./No affiliation
Record: 6-1
Age: 21
B.J. Ferguson
Fighting out of: Louisville, Ky./All-American MMA
Record: 6-2
Age: 29
Josh Ferguson
Fighting out of: Louisville, Ky./All-American MMA
Record: 7-3
Age: 22
Louis Gaudinot
Fighting out of: Yonkers, N.Y./Team Tiger Schulmann
Record: 5-1
Age: 26
Matt Jaggers
Fighting out of: Connersville, Ind./Team Wolfpack
Record: 20-7
Age: 25
Tateki Matsuda
Fighting out of: Boston, Mass./Team Sityodtong
Record: 6-2
Age: 25
Paul McVeigh
Fighting out of: Glasgow, Scotland/Dinky Ninjas
Record: 18-6
Age: 29
Brandon Merkt
Fighting out of: New Richmond, Wisc./The Academy
Record: 11-0
Age: 27
Dustin Pague
Fighting out of: Centreville, Va./MASE MMA
Record: 9-4
Age: 23
Orville Smith
Fighting out of: Indianapolis, Ind./Integrated Fighting
Record: 11-3
Age: 30
Stephen Bass
Fighting out of: Savannah, Ga./Lloyd Irvin MMA
Record: 10-0
Age: 28
Dennis Bermudez
Fighting out of: Massapequa, N.Y./Long Island MMA
Record: 7-2
Age: 24
Diego Brandao
Fighting out of: Albuquerque, N.M./Jackson's Mixed Martial Arts
Record: 13-7-0
Age: 23
Marcus Brimage
Fighting out of: Coconut Creek, Fla./American Top Team
Record: 3-1
Age: 31
Bryan Caraway
Fighting out of: Sacramento, Calif./Team Alpha Male
Record: 15-5
Age: 26
Josh Clopton
Fighting out of: San Francisco, Calif./Skrap Pack
Record: 4-0-1
Age: 29
Akira Corassani
Fighting out of: Gothenburg, Sweden/Team Kaobon
Record: 9-3
Age: 28
Karsten Lenjoint
Fighting out of: Nottingham, United Kingdom/Wolfslair Academy
Record: 7-1
Age: 30
Eric Marriott
Fighting out of: Independence, Mo./Grindhouse MMA
Record: 20-5
Age: 25
Micah Miller
Fighting out of: Coconut Creek, Fla./American Top Team
Record: 17-4
Age: 24
Dustin Neace
Fighting out of: Granite City, Ill./H.I.T. Squad
Record: 22-17-1
Age: 24
Jesse Newell
Fighting out of: Ventura, Calif./Knuckleheadz Boxing
Record: 6-1
Age: 24
Brian Pearman
Fighting out of: Springfield, Mo./Springfield Fight Club
Record: 7-1
Age: 26
Jimmie Rivera
Fighting out of: Elmwood Park, N.J./Team Tiger Schulmann
Record: 8-1
Age: 21
Steven Siler
Fighting out of: Ogden, Utah/Riven Academy
Record: 18-9
Age: 24
Bryson Wailehua-Hansen
Fighting out of: Honolulu, Hawaii/MMA Development
Record: 5-1
Age: 24


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Coroplast Tape Corporation, a maker of adhesive and insulating tapes used in the auto industry, is planning to locate its first U.S. production plant in York County, South Carolina. The $12 million investment is expected to generate 150 new jobs. "After an extensive search by our site location consultants, we found the right location for our initial U.S. manufacturing operations in York County," said Marcus Söhngen, president of Coroplast Tape Corp. "South Carolina provides us with an excellent business environment and the workforce talent we require to be successful. We appreciate all the support we've received from state and local officials in bringing this project to fruition."
Coroplast, which is headquartered in Germany, will set up the company's first U.S. manufacturing facility in the York County Spec Building. The company will manufacture a range of adhesive and insulating tapes used in the automotive industry and will start operations in the second quarter of 2014. Since January 2011, more than $5.1 billion and more than 8,500 jobs have been created in the automotive-related sector. During that same period, more than $6.5 billion and more than 15,000 jobs have been created by foreign-based companies. South Carolina is presently rated as the top state for jobs through foreign investment, according to IBM's Global Location Trends report.
The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits. The company will begin hiring for the positions in the fourth quarter of this year.


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Today is Friday, Jan. 25, the 25th day of 2013 with 340 to follow.
The moon is waxing. The morning stars are Saturn and Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Mercury and Neptune.
Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. They include Irish natural philosopher Robert Boyle, a founder of modern chemistry, in 1627; Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1759; soap maker and philanthropist William Colgate in 1783; novelists W. Somerset Maugham in 1874 and Virginia Woolf in 1882; hall of fame broadcaster Ernie Harwell in 1918; news commentator Edwin Newman in 1919; football Hall of Fame member Lou Groza in 1924; former Philippine President Corazon Aquino in 1933; singers Etta James in 1938 (age 75) and Alicia Keys in 1981 (age 32); football Hall of Fame member Carl Eller in 1942 (age 71); track star Steve Prefontaine in 1951; and actors Dean Jones in 1931 (age 82); Leigh Taylor-Young in 1945 (age 68) and Dinah Manoff in 1958 (age 55).
On this date in history:
In 1533, Henry VIII of England secretly married Anne Boleyn, his second wife.
In 1554, the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, was established.
In 1858, Mendelssohn's "The Wedding March" was played at the marriage of Friedrich of Prussia and England's Princess Victoria, the daughter of Queen Victoria. It became a standard theme for weddings.
In 1890, Nellie Bly, a young New York reporter, completed a trip around the world in 72 days, 6 hours and 11 minutes.
In 1915, transcontinental phone service was inaugurated in a hookup between New York and San Francisco.
In 1919, the League of Nations was founded. It lasted until 1946 when it was replaced by the United Nations.
In 1924, the first Winter Olympic Games opened in Chamonix, France.
In 1947, gangster Al "Scarface" Capone died at age 48 after suffering from syphilis.
In 1959, the first scheduled transcontinental flight took place, a non-stop American Airlines flight from California to New York.
In 1961, newly inaugurated U.S. President John Kennedy had the first televised presidential news conference.
In 1971, Idi Amin became president of Uganda through a coup.
Also in 1971, Charles Manson and three women were found guilty of killing actor Sharon Tate and six other people in Los Angeles.
In 1981, 52 Americans held hostage in Iran for 444 days returned to the United States.
In 1984, Apple's Macintosh computer went on sale. Price tag: $2,495.
In 1990, a Colombian jetliner with little fuel left crashed in Long Island, N.Y., after missing its first approach to Kennedy Airport. Seventy-three people died.
In 1991, a huge Persian Gulf oil slick began to form as Iraqi forces sabotaged Kuwaiti oil terminals.
In 1993, a man with a rifle opened fire near the main CIA gate in Langley, Va., killing two agency employees and wounding three others.
Also in 1993, U.S. President Bill Clinton put his wife, Hillary Clinton, in charge of a healthcare task force with a mandate to produce a plan for universal coverage in 100 days.
In 2004, Opportunity, the second of two NASA robot explorers, landed on Mars, joining its twin to explore the planet.
In 2006, the militant Islamic group Hamas, calling for destruction of Israel, scored a stunning victory in the Palestinian parliamentary election.
In 2007, a car and two motorcycles rigged with explosives exploded in three Baghdad sites, killing at least 32 people and injuring at least 80 others.
In 2008, China's Ministry of Railway said 18 railroad workers were killed and nine injured by a high-speed train that barreled into their work site in Anqiu.
In 2009, voters in Bolivia approved a new constitution expanding the rights of the indigenous people, who made up about 55 percent of the Bolivian population.
In 2010, the man known as "Chemical Ali" -- Ali Hassan al-Majid, cousin and aide to Saddam Hussein -- was executed in Iraq for his role in a poison-gas attack in which 5,000 Kurds were killed.
Also in 2010, car bombs tore through security barricades of three Baghdad hotels and an apartment building in a coordinated attack that killed 36 people and wounded 71.
In 2011, U.S. President Barack Obama, in his State of the Union address, announced plans to reduce the federal deficit by $400 billion over 10 years. The plan includes budget cuts and domestic spending freezes.
In 2012, Amnesty International denounced Brazilian authorities for what they said was forcibly evicting an estimated 6,000 people from a slum area 50 miles from Sao Paulo.
Also in 2012, as many as 73 people died after taking suspected tainted heart medicine in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore with 500 others sickened. Officials closed the pharmaceutical factory believed to have manufactured the medicine.
A thought for the day: Eric Hoffer wrote, "The fear of becoming a 'has-been' keeps some people from becoming anything."


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Peace of Mind through Mindfulness – series of four courses
Peace of Mind through Mindfulness
Markenfield has long been known for its benign and peaceful atmosphere, and this year we are tapping into it by hosting four interactive courses centred around strategies that anyone can use on a daily basis to reduce the impact of stress and anxiety, leading to a more peaceful life.
The courses are aimed at any adult interested in their own well-being and are open to anyone 18 years of age or over.
People can take all four courses or can choose individual courses they feel are more appropriate for them. The courses are situated in the tranquil and nurturing environment of Markenfield Hall. Lunch and drinks are provided within the cost of the courses.
Please individual course listings for course content.
PLEASE NOTE Vegetarian options for lunch will be available. We regret that we are unable to cater for food allergies and special dietary requirements but you are welcome to bring your own lunch and drinks if you wish. We are unable to offer a discount for participants who bring their own refreshments.
We reserve the right to cancel courses if necessary. If courses need to be cancelled a full refund will be given.
We reserve the right to close booking for courses when places have been filled.
Courses must be paid for in full on booking and places must be booked at least 14 days before the course date.
We are unable to offer any refunds in the event of participants cancelling their places.
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Three key ISRO centres get new chiefs
Bangalore, Jan 2 (IANS) The state-run Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has appointed three new directors for its various operational centres at Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, Mahendragiri in Tamil Nadu and spaceport Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.
In a statement late Tuesday, the space agency said noted scientist S. Ramakrishnan took over as director of Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) at Thiruvananthapuram from P.S. Veeraraghavan, who retired Monday.
Senior scientist M. Chandradathan replaced Ramakrishnan as director of the space agency's Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC) at Mahendragiri, and another distinguished scientist, M.Y.S. Prasad replaced Chandradathan as director of Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) at Sriharikota, about 90 km northeast of Chennai.
VSSC is the lead centre for the design and development of rocket technologies for the Indian space programme.
Ramarishnan worked under former president and renowned scientist A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in developing the country's first satellite launch vehicle (SLV-3) and the space agency's workhorse, the polar satellite launch vehicle (PSLV).
Prior to heading LPSC, Ramakrishnan was project director of the geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle (GSLV-Mark III) and chairman of the flight readiness review for the country's maiden unmanned lunar mission Chandrayaan-1 in 2008.
As former SDSC director, Chandradathan contributed to the development of solid boosters for PSLV and GSLV rockets and in setting up new mission control centre and launch control centre and new facilities to meet the future launch vehicle requirements of the premier spaceport.
As a veteran of the space agency's launch vehicle development programme, Prasad was associate director of SDSC prior to his new appointment and director of ISRO's master control facility at Hassan, about 180 km from Bangalore, and supervised the setting of a new master control facility at Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh.
Prasad was also space counsellor in the Indian embassy in Paris (France) and interfaced with international space agencies, including the aerospace industries of European countries for ISRO's programmes.


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Friday the 13th part 3 –
The ending of the early Friday the 13th film entries are dream sequences brought up by the exhaustion and mental duress of the main antagonist(s) after facing a night of Voorhees patented murder and mayhem. This holds true for the first sequel, Friday part DOS. In the end we are treated to a full Jason facial; and what a sightly splendor it is. Underneath the potato sack Jason sports flowing locks of amber hair and has quite the distinguished beard. However in the beginning of part 3 Jason seems to have visited the barber between blood bathes, and is now cleaner shaven. What gives? The end of part two was a dream silly, that's what. So strike that image of hillbilly barnyard heavy petting zoo Jason from your trash culture addled mind. The really real Jason is as bald as a mongoloid baby's bottom, and with piercing blue eyes I may add. Some fans may cry afoul, but they simply weren't paying attention. Although at the end of this movie the cops all leave the crime scene in mass, like there was some sort of shift change at the precinct, so I'm not sure if it's all still part of the dream or if someone fell asleep at the wheel or what. They don't even try to mark off the bodies with police take, or round up any evidence. They just all sort of silently leave. Guess they really can't charge any overtime. The budget at Crystal Lake must be pretty tight.
Let's talk about Shelly, the true face (and Brillo-y hair) of Friday the 13th part 3. Shelly is a gyrating ball of teenage angst and ugly Betty awkward-ism. The poor sap just wants to fit in and I can feel his pain. The teenage years are a confusing time of in-groups and our-groups. What's cool and what's for the fools? Shelly doesn't know and he doesn't feel like he fits in anywhere with the group. I kind of agree. I mean look at the way he waddle runs…ha! Nobody in the cast really stands out as his friend, his pal, his numero uno buddy. The date he was set up with seems only interested enough to take pity on him. I couldn't see him agreeing to go on the trip without some sort of promise, like getting set-up with a chick, but otherwise these people just don't seem very hip to be on Shelly's side. I just get the impression he was tagging along hopping to get some snatch but thought he was way out of his league, a notion that came to him after committing to the trip and seeing the chick he was supposedly going to get setup with. The only fun he could scare up from the trip was by pranking people. "Being a jerk is better than being nothing." Give it a few minutes Shelly. You'll be nothing soon enough. Jason says he owes you one for the mask.
No discussion about Friday the 13th part THREE is complete without talking about the whole rape debate concerning Chris Higgins. The argument is essentially that Jason raped her when she ran away from home into the woods surrounding Crystal Lake. Although they never quite spell it out that way for the audience, the cast make comments about how sensitive she may be to coming back to the area, and refrain from making raunchy yet innocuous jokes in her presence. The experience also seems to have affected her sex life with Rick, wedging them apart when Chris only has a few days to rekindle her old flame. Personally I think Jason raped her. There's not enough proof to definitively plant my flag, but the way Jason is kind of pawing at her during the flashback sequence, and the fact that he leaves her alive after she passes out, makes me think he had his way with her. I think a lot of fans shy from it because Jason has achieved a kind of an antihero cult status amongst horror nerds, and nobody wants to think their mongoloid serial killer hero is a rapist as well, but there it is. Jason doesn't take prisoners but he rapes. If he is to represent a kind of id that pursues his needs like an animal, who savagely kills outsiders like a territorial bear, then I think being a rapist is an acceptable character trait for Jason. After Jason pulls himself from the noose at the end and reveals his beauteous face, I can't help but detect a slight, knowing smirk on his lips when Chris exclaims "It was you!" Jason knows he hit that shit.
The above poster was actually stolen from me at a horror convention. Zornow is the man, and helped me look for it, but to no avail. I bought it, had it signed, and 5 minutes later lost track of it. So if you ever see a Fthe13th poster like the one above addressed to Cropsy Chris, that's all mine!


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Oprah Travels with Sean Penn to Haiti (Jan. 29 and 30); Visits Hasidic Brooklyn (Feb. 12 and 13) and Meets Life and Business Catalyst Tony Robbins (Feb. 19 and 20)
Oprah Winfrey's new primetime series "Oprah's Next Chapter" (Sundays, 9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT) will expand to air Sundays and Mondays through February. The series, which features Oprah as she steps outside of the studio for riveting, enlightening and in-depth conversationswith newsmakers, celebrities, thought leaders and real-life families, will expand to air part two of her in-depth interviews starting Monday, January 30 (10:00 - 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) on OWN.
Below is the upcoming schedule:
Sunday, January 29 (9:00 - 10:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Sean Penn in Haiti
Monday, January 30 (10:00 - 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Hope in Haiti
Oprah travels to Haiti with actor and humanitarian Sean Penn nearly two years after one of the most devastating natural disasters in history, witnessing first-hand his work through the non-governmental organization J/P Haitian Relief Organization and discovers both heartache and hope among the Haitian people. After traveling to a tent camp run by J/P HRO that houses more than 20,000 internally displaced Haitians, Oprah meets an American girl who runs an orphanage, a Haitian businesswoman rebuilding her country through art, and speaks one-on-one with fashion designer Donna Karan about the opportunities she has created for local artists.
For a sneak preview of this episode, click here: http://www.oprah.com/own-oprahs-next-chapter/First-Look-Oprahs-Next-Chapter-Sean-Penn-in-Haiti
Sunday, February 12 (9:00 - 10:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Hasidic Jews of Brooklyn (Part 1)
Monday, February 13 (10:00 - 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Hasidic Jews of Brooklyn (Part 2)
Oprah visits the Hasidic Jewish communities of Borough Park and Crown Heights for unprecedented access inside one of America's most tight-knit and mysterious cultures where she learns about the daily life and their intense spiritual devotion, including raising their children with no TV, movies, internet or video games. Oprah sits down with a family of twelve as part of her visit, enjoys a traditional meal, and meets one of the few black Hasidic Jewish families in the country. Then Oprah conducts a first ever, no holds barred interview with four Hasidic mothers and wives, and gets a rare tour of a ritual, spiritual bath known as a Mikvah.
Sunday, February 19 (9:00 - 10:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Tony Robbins (Part 1)
Monday, February 20 (10:00 - 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) - Tony Robbins (Part 2)
Oprah is given unprecedented access to life and business catalyst Tony Robbins in Los Angeles at his "Unleash The Power Within" seminar, where she observes from behind-the-scenes how Robbins preps and plans for his large-scale seminar events. Winfrey joins several thousand people to experience firsthand one of his "Breakthrough" sessions, where she overcomes a major fear of her own - firewalking! Oprah then sits down with Robbins for an intimate conversation about how he coached himself out of his own failures, what he believes is the secret to success and how anyone can overcome obstacles and close the gap between who they are and who they want to be.
Also coming this season, Oprah has a slumber party at Southern chef Paula Deen's Georgia estate, travels to a small town in Iowa devoted to the practice of Transcendental Meditation, takes a trip with Deepak Chopra to India and visits with Bishop T.D. Jakes at his church in Dallas, Texas.
"Oprah's Next Chapter" is produced by Harpo Studios.
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Same story, new enemy
BEFORE Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey melted hearts in Dirty Dancing, they starred together in the 1984 war film Red Dawn.
Now, 28 years later, Home and Away sweethearts Chris Hemsworth and Isabel Lucas are starring together in the film's 2012 reboot.
The Cold War foes who invaded American soil in the original film have been replaced by a more modern enemy, North Korea, but the bones of the storyline remain the same.
Like its Aussie counterpart Tomorrow, When the War Began, Red Dawn sees a group of teenagers resort to guerrilla warfare in an attempt to take back their small town from the foreign invaders.
"The reboot is heavily inspired by the original," said producer Tripp Vinson.
"There are a lot of fans out that who loved the original but we spent a lot of time thinking about the story and how to augment it to make it work in today's world."
The modern twist on the invasion tale involved a week-long boot camp where the nine actors playing "the Wolverines" learned how to handle AK-47s, rockets and grenade launchers.
"(Ex-marine) John Barton had them eating authentic military rations, putting together weapons from scratch and cleaning their own weapons," said producer Beau Flynn.
"He also put them in Kill Town, where they were fighting against five or six real marines with pellet guns.
"These guys got hit by pellets and have the bruises to show it and that was more than enough for them to know they were only getting a fraction of what it means to be a real marine."
The Red Dawn reboot sees veteran second unit director and stunt co-ordinator Dan Bradley, best known for his work on The Bourne franchise, Quantum of Solace and Spider-Man 3, make his directorial debut.
"Not to sound grandiose, but in many ways, and for many of us, it feels that the things we hold most dear as Americans just don't seem as secure as they once were," he said.
"Frankly, an invasion is a fantasy but it is an apt metaphor for how many people feel about the world today."
Bradley, who has worked with everyone from Daniel Craig to Matt Damon in the action film genre, was full of praise for the film's Aussie leading man.
"Chris Hemsworth is just plain watchable," he said.
"A man's man, he is a star with great physical strength that only matches his heart."
The same goes for Lucas, who was last seen on the big screen as the Greek god Athena in Immortals.
"Isabel Lucas is our Helen of Troy. Josh Peck's character goes to war for her," Bradley said.
"She wears her heart just behind her amazing eyes."
Red Dawn also stars Josh Hutcherson, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Adrianne Palicki and Connor Cruise, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman's adopted son, in his adult acting debut.
Red Dawn opens on Thursday.


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The River Clyst is a river of England. The river runs through the county of Devon. Rising near the village of Clyst William near Cullompton, the river runs west and southwest, flowing through the settlements of Norman's Green, Plymtree, Clyst Hydon, Clyst St. Wikipedia
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Teignmouth, Devon, TQ14 8ST Exminster, Devon, EX6 8AT Topsham, Devon, Ex3 0DX Kingsteignton, Devon, TQ12 3LP TQ14 9BT
Yoga classes at the following venues: Matthews Hall, Topsham on Monday mornings at 9.30 and 10.45am Westbank Healthy Living Centre on Monday evenings from 6.15 [...]Distance: 13.57 miles.
Yoga With Alexander
Lyme Regis, Dorset, dt7 3hs Bridport, Dorset Exeter, Devon Seaton, Devon, ex12 2lw Axminster, Devon
Alexander is a Yoga & Meditation teacher, Holistic coach and founder of the 'Unmasked Man' & 'Unmasked Tribe' setup to encourage sharing and create [...]Distance: 22.07 miles.
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Rewe, Devon, EX5 4ES
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Mitch is an exciting and inspirational Yoga Alliance teacher, dedicating his life to teaching his unique freestyle yoga and meditation, which is fun and [...]Distance: 3.91 miles.
Yoga in the Garden, Exeter
Exeter, Devon, Ex2 4rn
Holistic yoga classes for all ages and abilities, including family sessions, corporate and one to ones. I teach small friendly classes where enjoyment and [...]Distance: 3.98 miles.
Lotus Loft Yoga Centre Exeter
Exeter, Devon, EX1 1QP
Covering the top floor of a Georgian building this light, warm centre has large windows looking out over the trees and plants of Southernhay [...]Distance: 4 miles.
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Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RP
01392 255031
Fran Allen owns and runs DerektheDog Yoga Studio and teaches a wide range of classes including Ashtanga, Vinyasa Flow, Gentle, Postnatal and Pregnancy Yoga.. [...]Distance: 4.16 miles.
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Exmouth, Devon, EX8 4PB
Yoga Classes in Exeter and Exmouth Areas. Group drop in classes available, as well as Private, Corporate and Skype classes. The different styles that are [...]Distance: 4.18 miles.
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Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RP
01392 438586
Studies show that Active Births are faster, less painful and safer for both mother and baby. These weekly classes are about enjoying your pregnancy, focusing [...]Distance: 4.2 miles.
Derekthedog Yoga Centre
Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RP
Derekthedog Yoga Centre offers a wide range of traditional and authentic Yoga practice, methods and teachings, designed to transform every aspect of your life. [...]Distance: 4.2 miles.
Yoga by Charlotte
Exeter, Devon
07967 719456
Teaching Ashtanga, holistic and dynamic yogaDistance: 4.3 miles.
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Exeter, Devon, EX1 1BQ
07970 739918
Located in the West Quarter of Central Exeter, The Ashtanga Yoga Workshop is Exeter's first purpose built yoga studio. It is a unique space, [...]Distance: 4.37 miles.
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Exeter, Devon, EX4 3BG
07516 809133
Yoga classes for all abilities in Exeter with a 500 hour trained yoga teacher. Wednesday 18.30-19.30 £9 Booking essential Owing to Covid-19 regulations I am no longer [...]Distance: 4.37 miles.
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Laisy Daisy is a unique active birth concept. Combining gentle yoga inspired moves(many are unique to Lazy Daisy) with breathing techniques and self hypnosis [...]Distance: 5.15 miles.
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Lympstone, Devon, EX85JY
Holistic yoga in Lympstone, Exmouth and the surrounding area. Claire offers a friendly and supportive atmosphere for both beginners and more experienced yogis to [...]Distance: 6.48 miles.
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Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 0EU
01395 567096
I am trained with Yoga For Health which included a general and remedial course, then with FRYOG (friends of Yoga) affliated to the Bihar [...]Distance: 7.05 miles.
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Ottery St Mary, Devon, EX11 1HD
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Studies show that Active Births are faster, less painful and safer for both mother and baby. These weekly classes are about enjoying your pregnancy, focusing [...]Distance: 7.14 miles.
The Daisy Foundation Birthing Cullompton and Tiverton
Cullompton, Devon, EX15 1LH
The classes are active birth classes that are suitable for all mums, no matter which stage of pregnancy they are, whether it is [...]Distance: 8.11 miles.
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Exmouth, Devon, EX8 1QP
4 Classes for all abilities with beginners especially welcome. There are 2 daytime classes specifically for the over 50s (Mondays/Tuesdays), 1 daytime class open to [...]Distance: 8.23 miles.
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Welcome to the Jalopnik Weekend Motorsports Roundup, where we let you know what's going on in the world of racing, where you can see it, and talk about it all in one convenient place. Where else would you want to spend your weekend?
As we continue to trudge through the harsh winter months, we find ourselves in yet another weekend that's light on the racing front. Sad face! But on the bright side, this means that you'll get the chance to see some races that weren't televised earlier this year.
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I tried compiling the app in Linux. There were several compilation errors. Most of them easily fixed by adding a missing include, but some are less easy, e.g. in clanlibstuff/novashell/source/MovingEntity.h I get the following error:
../MovingEntity.h:192:54: error: taking address of temporary [-fpermissive]
In the patch, I just commented these lines, so don't blindly apply the attached patch as it is. I simply don't know how to fix those errors.
After all these fixes, the compilation still fails to some BOOST macro issues. Possibly some version mismatch, pretty hard to tell.
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../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/function.hpp:312:1: error: missing binary operator before token "("
../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/function.hpp:336:1: error: missing binary operator before token "("
../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/function.hpp:369:1: error: missing binary operator before token "("
../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/function.hpp:398:1: error: missing binary operator before token "("
../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/function.hpp:406:1: error: missing binary operator before token "("
../../../../SharedLib/luabind/luabind/class.hpp:1037:14: error: no matching function for call to 'raw(boost::arg<1>&)'
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Mr. Grape Man: Gorman's got the juicy details
Cabernet Franc. Mark Tim Gorman's words: that's the wine that will make this region famous.
He should know. Not only is he president of the Virginia Vineyards Association, but the 38-year-old Afton grape grower sits on the Governor's Commission on the Virginia Wine/Grape Industry as well as the board of the Virginia Wineries Association. And soon the public will get a taste of Gorman's expertise literally when he opens Cardinal Point Winery in April 2003.
Although the move into commercial winemaking is new, Gorman has spent the past 16 years mastering all things grape.
In 1986, the same year he graduated with a psychology degree from James Madison University, his father, a retired Army officer, purchased a 90-acre vineyard in Nelson County. When Gorman's brother, John, mentioned they needed help in the fields, the now bald and bespectacled Gorman recalls, "I came and pretty much never left."
He did, however, take time out to earn a second degree, this time in horticulture at Virginia Tech: He graduated cum laude in 1993. Although Gorman lacked confidence going in, "I learned I knew a lot." He adds that by the second week, one professor had asked him to take over teaching his fruit lab.
Back on the farm, Gorman established a solid reputation in viniculture, selling grapes to such wineries as Afton Mountain, Oakencroft, and Williamsburg. Last New Year's, during a Cardinal Point board meeting, a.k.a. a family dinner, he proposed turning the family-owned vineyard into a full-fledged winery. Approval was unanimous. His sister, Sarah, says, "I was completely behind him. It was a long time coming."
Even as work progresses on the winery (with John, a local architect, designing the buildings, and Sarah, a Charlottesville attorney, navigating the legal maze of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms), Gorman still finds time for other projects, such as advocating for state legislative reform. He laments that Virginia wineries are currently barred from shipping their products across the state line.
"A full 40 percent of visitors to Virginia wineries are from out of state," Gorman points out, "which means you can't get wine to your customers."
Another endeavor is promoting the Grapefork, a small harvesting tool he invented in 1996 that reduces the chance of fingers getting cut while one is picking grapes. Gorman says enthusiastically, "Every year, I ask, 'Is it as good as I think it is?' And every year, I think, "Yes, it's fantastic!"
That spirit fuels Sarah's assessment of her brother: "To me, he is Mr. Grape Man. He's all about the grapes."
Waving off Virginia as "the next Napa," Gorman says his goal for Cardinal Point is different. "I don't want to be the biggest winery. I want to be the favorite winery."


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Welcome to "Backhanded Box Quotes," a collection of super pissed-off user reviews from people just like you! Whoa, whoa, don't take that personal.
This week's scan of proportionate reactions to entertainment products includes condemnation for something almost universally acclaimed and a scalding appraisal of a football video game from EA Sports that is not named Madden.
UEFA Euro 2012
Released: April 24
Critic: Frazzi (Metacritic).
• "Lets also ignore the fact that Metacritic user reviews are often avenues for trolling."
• "Be smarter than me and not waste your money on this absolutely cynical release from EA. "
Score: 3.
Critic: uk_friday (Metacritic).
• "EA clearly have committed suicide with this product and heads should roll."
• "Players disappear from your squad during the tournament and new players arrive ... Did they miss the plane? Did they just go home and sulk?"
Score: 1.
Prototype 2
Released: April 24
Critic: Prototype 2 (Metacritic).
• "As I learned from Mass Effect 3's review, the ending is everything, have you seen this game's ending? the ending was terrible!!!"
• "It all builds up to a Final Epic Battle of simple quick-time events"
Score: 1.
Released: April 20
Critic: eastrazor (Metacritic).
• "**** **** **** ! Boring"
• "**** for kids !"
• "I fought that it will be funn or even hard but this is game for not too smart kids."
Score: 0.
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Renowned financial advisor Harold Evensky recently joined the Board of Governance for the retirement management analyst (RMA) designation program, a program that he says "any practitioner, broker or RIA, who works in the field of retirement planning, would do well to enroll in."
The RMA program, which was designed by the Retirement Income Industry Association (RIIA), is designed for experienced practitioners who want to expand their professional knowledge with respect to the income distribution needs of retirees.
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in reply to Re^7: Best practice or cargo cult?
in thread Best practice or cargo cult?
Of course, that's not to say that there aren't some people who do just blind adopt it because I said so.
The sad fact is that being called Best Practices these hints of yours you have outlined in a book will not blindly be adopted by skillful coders (push ikegami's home node button), but they will be enforced by others that don't have any clue about perl - our PHBs and project managers.
If soemeone like TheDamian, and oodles of other skillful people, call them Best Practices, they must be, and heeded, right?
Unfortuately, there's nothing I can do about that. I spent most of the first chapter of PBP pleading for readers to assess, consider, try, and then critically evaluate my advice, but not everybody has the will, the interest, the time, or (frankly) the capacity to do that.
No, you can't do anything about that, now that the book is out. The opportunity was in considering the title of that book. Had you given it a title like Perl 5 Pitfalls (and how to avoid them) it's success would not have been less, but it wouldn't beget the nefarious consequences it does now. IMHO Best Practices is wrong because there aint "best" - all practices depend on context.
For those that don't, at least they're blindly adopting a convention that works, that is consistent, that is less error-prone than the Perl 5 defaults, that has few drawbacks or downsides, and that many more clueful Perl folks agree is a good idea and have adopted themselves.
If the Perl5 defaults are so error prone, then why on earth didn't you work to change them in the perl core rather than publishing a book about your view of "best defaults" and calling them "best practices"? I mean, each and every Perl 5 default has it's history and reason, and calling them implicitly Bad Practices is no service to Perl.
Many skillful perl coders have become skillful (amongst other things) by falling into traps, gotten hurt and bitten, and by finding out why that happened they found enlightenment. The Monastery guards plenty of those stories. And so,
I fully accept that other clueful Perl folks, such as yourself, don't like the convention, and find it annoyingly constraining or less expressive or fun-diminishing.those that went the hard and rocky way will have to fight convention, they will have to defend their findings and ways, simply because there's an authoritative "Best Practices" book.
However, I'd point out that in many development environments there are good and valid reasons to restrict the freedom, expressiveness, and playfulness of individual developers, not the least of which is that not all developers in the environment are sufficiently flexible, literate, or self-disciplined to cope with the freedom, expressiveness, and playfulness of their more accomplished colleagues.
Restrictions are each development environment's own business. IMHO, "Best Practices" dosen't improve in any way any developer's self-discipline. Self-discipline (as the word says) cannot be imposed from outside. And bottom line - anybody dealing with Perl 5 has to know TIMTOWTDI and constantly learn and will love Perl's pitfalls and dark corners - or they just chose the wrong language. You can't make perl safe and easy by turning it into a subset of itself. Any development environment that doesn't balance highly and lower skilled people is a pain anyways. Your book does not change that. Though conceived with good intent, it may turn out to be the blueprint for a Perl Procrustes Bed (in fact, it already begat such a thing - see Perl::Critic).
_($_=" "x(1<<5)."?\n".q·/)Oo. G°\ / /\_¯/(q / ---------------------------- \__(m.====·.(_("always off the crowd"))."· ");sub _{s./.($e="'Itrs `mnsgdq Gdbj O`qkdq")=~y/"-y/#-z/;$e.e && print}
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Re^9: Best practice or cargo cult?
by chromatic (Archbishop) on Feb 03, 2007 at 03:21 UTC
by BrowserUk (Pope) on Feb 03, 2007 at 10:55 UTC
Re^9: Best practice or cargo cult?
by BrowserUk (Pope) on Jan 29, 2007 at 03:28 UTC
by sgt (Deacon) on Feb 02, 2007 at 22:15 UTC
by BrowserUk (Pope) on Feb 02, 2007 at 22:21 UTC
by roboticus (Chancellor) on Aug 03, 2007 at 10:37 UTC


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