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Librarians' Summer Reading List 2010 Master List – By Reading Audience Adult Blum, Deborah. The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York. Adult/Appropriate for YA Summary: At the turn of the century, poison was the guaranteed way to commit the perfect crime. Hear the cases and follow the under-funded researchers at Bellevue Hospital as they learn to detect nicotine, carbon monoxide and the growing number of radioactive compounds. Will appeal to readers of Larson's Thunderstruck. Bohjalian, Chris. Secrets of Eden. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: The Reverend Stephen Drew baptizes Alice Hayward in the pond in a well attended church ceremony. Hours later she is found strangled to death by her abusive husband who is also dead by a gunshot… an apparent murder-suicide. Knowing of the abuse, Stephen feels responsible… the police suspect his responsibility as well. This is an absorbing whodunit told in several voices, you won't know the outcome until the very end! Bruni, Frank. Born Round. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: This memoir is for foodies and those who have had lifetime body-weight issues. Bruni, former restaurant critic for the New York Times, is a memoirist who tells a humorous, yet poignant story that reads like a novel--not unlike Augusten Burroughs. Butcher, Jim. Codex Alera series. Adult/ Appropriate for older YA Summary: Everyone in Alera has some type of magic, except for teenaged Tavi. While others pity Tavi, Tavi develops strategic skills that bring him to the attention of the emperor. Over six books we see Tavi grow into a military and political leader for his people. Fast paced, with historical military themes, this will appeal to fantasy fans of Eddings, Goodkind and Jordon. Cashore, Kristin. Graceling. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary; Katsa is one of the Graced, those individuals throughout the kingdom that have special "talents." Through her journey with Prince Po to save Princess Bitterblue, she comes to realize she is more than just her Grace. Cleave, Chris. Little Bee. Adult Summary: This is one of the most compelling stories I've read in the last five years. The story begins with Little Bee who is an illegal Nigerian immigrant in England. She has been housed in an immigration detention center for women and has been released due to a paper work error. Cleave's writing is beautiful and his characters are fascinating and complex. I couldn't put this down. Conroy, Pat. South of Broad. Adult Summary: A slice of life, a la the Big Chill, in Charleston, South Carolina in the 1960s and the present. Pat Conroy never disappoints! Grunwald, Lisa. Irresistible Henry House. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: The Home Economics Department of Wilton College (circa 1946) has a 'Practice House' for young women to learn how to run a household. In this 'Practice House' there is a 'Practice Baby' obtained from the local orphanage. Henry House is this year's baby and the consequences of being raised by 7 different 'practice mothers' are evident in his personality as he grows up. = Titles with multiple recommendations = Titles which have appeared on previous lists Helfer, Ralph. Modoc, The True Story of the Greatest Elephant that Ever Lived. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: This is the captivating, inspiring, heartwarming, true story of the intertwined lives of a boy and a circus elephant set in the early part of the 1900's. Horan, Nancy. Loving Frank: a novel. Adult Summary: This beautifully written novel tells of the love affair between Frank Lloyd Wright and Mamah Borthwick Cheney. Horan's well-researched book brings out little-known details of Wright's life, especially the profound influence that Cheney had on his work. This is a fascinating and mesmerizing piece of historical fiction. Johnson, Steven. The Ghost Map. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: This is an adult book that will grab any high schooler interested in the history of disease, medicine, and/or epidemiology. It is written in a breezy style, filled with mind-boggling facts and some amazing coincidences. The reader cheers for John Snow, the quiet but determined anesthesiologist who set about to prove that cholera was not caused by breathing bad air, but rather by contaminated water. Snow had to battle against prevailing opinion that 'Miasma' somehow caused the epidemics that killed hundreds of people in sudden violent bursts. This book reads like a detective novel. Great stuff! Jordan, Hillary. Mudbound. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: This beautiful piece of historical fiction, set in the Mississippi Delta in 1946, won the 2006 Bellwether Prize, and has everything--love, prejudice, and cruelty. Kennedy, Edward. True Compass. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: Ted Kennedy's memoir is a must read for anyone who has followed politics for the past fifty years. This is history has he lived it. Would be interesting to read along side of another Ted Kennedy biography. Kwok, Jean. Girl in Translation. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: A strong debut novel by--as they say—'a writer to watch.' Wonderfully written, this is the coming- of-age story of a young Chinese immigrant, Ah-Kim, and her wretchedly poor widowed mother. The twosome arrive in the States only to be cruelly manipulated by the mother's sister, who enslaves them in a Chinese sweatshop, and with-holds the mother's wages. Ah-Kim--Kimberly--is soon recognized as a remarkably bright student, and wins a scholarship to a prestigious school, but she lives a double-life, struggling to reconcile two worlds. Romance and tension and touching family scenes all combine here to form a memorable book. Great for girls in 8/9 grade and higher. Larsson, Steig. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: A satisfying conclusion to the 3 volume series which began with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and continued with The Girl Who Played with Fire. Set primarily in Sweden, these books are filled with suspense, government corruption, technology and compelling characters. Perfect for the beach. O'Hara, Kevin. Last of the Donkey Pilgrims. Adult Summary: The author's travels around the ring of Ireland in the 70's with just a donkey and cart. Wonderful travelogue, as well as a view of "old" Ireland. Kevin O'Hara, first generation American, lives in Pittsfield. Pink, Daniel. Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: The topic of motivation continues to stimulate conversations in the Staff Lunchroom. Read Daniel Pink's discussion of the research-based factors that influence personal motivation of people in general, and consider how "type x" and "type i" impacts your classroom. = Titles with multiple recommendations = Titles which have appeared on previous lists See, Lisa. Shanghai Girls. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: Two sisters have a grand life in Shanghai China, an international city where wealth and beauty and the arts abound. They speak perfect English and have jobs as 'Beautiful Girls' posing for an artist who creates popular calendars used as wall art. When their father loses all his money to a ganglord from gambling, he sells them as wives to the sons of a Chinese Entrepreneur in China Town in Los Angeles. Their lives change drastically as they try to assimilate in a nation that clearly does not want them. Author of Snow Flower and the Secret Fan and Peony in Love.. Skloot, Rebecca. The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: The sub-title says it all: 'Doctors took her cells without asking. Those cells never died. They launched a medical revolution and a multi-million dollar industry. More than twenty years later, her children found out. Their lives would never be the same.' This is a well-written, gripping story of science ignoring its poor (and in this case, African-American) subjects. For any high-school student interested in ethics and research and the human side of science. Stockett, Kathryn. The Help. Adult/ Appropriate for YA Summary: This book reminded me strongly of To Kill a Mockingbird as I became more immersed in the picture of what it was like for "colored" maids to work for the privileged families of Jackson, Mississippi as the Civil Rights Era began and Jim Crow Laws were still in effect. If you haven't read it yet, it's a must for the summer. (Also recommended as an audiobook.) Stork, Francisco X. Marcelo in the Real World. Adult/ Appropriate for YA. Summary: Marcelo is on the high-functioning end of the autism spectrum. At 17, his father feels he needs to learn about the real world and get out of his comfort zone so he arranges for him to work in his law office for the summer. Marcelo learns about some "real world" conflicts in this coming-of-age story. Young Adult Anderson, Laurie Halse. Wintergirls. Young Adult Summary: A powerful YA novel dealing with anorexia. It is almost as if we are watching the main character, Lia, disappear bit by bit as she refuses to eat. All food is measured in calories and how long it will take to burn them off. Gives an insiders view of what it is like to suffer from anorexia. I have given this to a number of girls to read who have also found the book very moving. Crawford, Brent. Carter Finally Gets It A Novel. Young Adult Summary: "One week and six days before the end of the year, and I finally feel like a fresh man." So says Will Carter, freshman screw up, obsessed with, well, most everything, but especially sex. This is a very funny look into the mind of a socially inept, stuttering, ADD freshman as he tries to find his way. This was recommended by a male teacher who couldn't believe how well the author pegged the mind of an adolescent boy. Yes, there is some mild profanity, and yes there is talk about sex and drinking, but Carter stays on the straight and narrow (much to his dismay) and somehow finds what he's looking for. Loved it! Dessen, Sarah. Along for the Ride. Young Adult Summary: The main character, Auden, is the product of two highly self-absorbed parents who really have never given her the time of day and in an effort to get their attention has always been to be the best child possible. It is not until the summer before she is to attend college that she makes the decision to live a little. In a spur of the moment decision she decides to live with her father, her bubbly stepmom and their new born baby girl. It is a change Auden definitely needed. = Titles with multiple recommendations = Titles which have appeared on previous lists LaFevers, R.L. Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos. Young Adult Summary: Twelve-year-old Theo uses arcane knowledge and her own special talent when she encounters two secret societies, one sworn to protect the world from ancient Egyptian magic and one planning to harness it to bring chaos to the world, both of which want a valuable artifact stolen from the London museum for which her parents work. Book Three in the series just came out. A suggestion for kids who have read and loved The Red Pyramid by Riordan. Lester, Julius. Guardian. Young Adult Summary: If you missed this when it came out 2 years ago, it's worth the read, especially if you teach at grade levels dealing with civil rights in the U.S. Lester became interested in the topic of lynchings after seeing the picnic atmosphere in photographs of families taken with dangling corpses after lynchings. Lester convincingly adopts the point of view of the Caucasian teenage son of a family that must hide its revulsion, even though it does not share the mob's enthusiasm for the noose. Ness, Patrick. Knife of Never Letting Go. Young Adult Summary: This takes place on a colonized planet in the future where Todd Hewitt is waiting to become 13 – when he becomes a man. But is he truly ready for what that means? His town has no women and unbelievably everyone can hear everyone else's thoughts. You would think that there would be no secrets in Prentisstown – but Todd is soon going to find out how many things he does not know. A real nail biter. Oliver, Lauren. Before I Fall. Young Adult Summary: After dying in a car crash on the way home from a party, teenaged Samantha relives the day over and over making small changes in her actions in an attempt to save herself. Hard to put down!! Pfeffer, Susan Beth. This World We Live In. Young Adult Summary: The sequel to Life As We Knew It and The Dead and the Gone, main characters Miranda and Alex, respectively, meet and continue to try to survive the dire world-wide conditions after tidal waves have decimated the land and their people. Spinelli, Jerry. Stargirl. Young Adult Summary: Stargirl arrives at Mica Area High School and immediately stands out with her ukulele and different way of dressing. At first, she is rejected, but then is slowly accepted into the high school. Narrator Leo finds himself falling in love with her around the time she is shunned by the entire school for petty reasons. Leo is tormented between his love for Stargirl and his desire to fit in. This is a wonderful story about having the courage to be unique in a high school where everyone strives to be the same. As soon as I finished this book, I wanted to buy copies for all of my friends and mail them to them! Stiefvater, Maggie. Shiver. Young Adult. Summary: Grace is in love with Sam-- but Sam is a wolf who shifts in human form only when the weather gets hot-- as does their romance when they're together. Trying to figure out the mysteries of this shift and why Grace herself has never shifted after being bitten many years ago. The sequel, Linger, will be out July 2010. Middle Grades Funke, Cornelia. Igraine the Brave. Middle Grades Summary: Igraine is the daughter of Magicians but would really like to be a knight. She gets to test out her skills when a neighbor's nephew tries to take over her family's castle Scott, Michael. The Necromancer. Middle Grades (YA appeal) Summary: The fourth book in The Immortal Secrets of Nicholas Flamel, the adventure continues with the twins who have encountered evil in the hopes that they will save the world with their twin gold and silver auras. = Titles with multiple recommendations = Titles which have appeared on previous lists Smith, Jeff. Bone. Middle Grades Summary: Comic book written about a 'living Bone' and his different adventures. Stead, Rebecca. When You Reach Me. Middle Grades Summary: Twelve year old Miranda lives in 1978 NYC with her mother. She starts receiving some very puzzling notes with details about her life. This Newbery winner is a mystery with elements of fantasy, sci fi and great middle school dynamics. Wood, Maryrose. The Incorrigible Children of Aston Place: Book I: The Mysterious Howling. Middle Grades. Summary: Miss Penelope Lumley, a recent graduate of Swanburne Academy for Poor Bright Females, is on the way to her first position as a governess. While her head holds great plans for her future charges, she is instead greeted with three feral children. She soon realizes that Latin may have to wait until she breaks them of the habit of chasing squirrels. Funny for middle grades, adults will see the satire of Brontë and the genre. Picture Books Browne, Anthony. Little Beauty. Picture Book Summary: Anthony Browne has a fascination for Gorillas and Koko (the gorilla who knows sign language) in particular. This story is based on Koko. His art work is typically wonderful and the story delights. It would be well pared with Koko's Kitten, Francine Patterson for second or third graders. Weeks, Sarah. Sophie Peterman Tells the Truth. Picture Book Summary: Sophie Peterman is an expert on younger siblings, and she offers a step-by-step guide to dealing with the little terrors. Her smart, sassy, and surprisingly sweet story is certain to strike a chord with exasperated big brothers and sisters everywhere. Love, love this three starred reviews book! My second graders loved it. = Titles with multiple recommendations = Titles which have appeared on previous lists
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ACT exam results show that Marion County High School students aren't taking the appropriate "core" courses before their junior and senior years and, as a result, they aren't fully prepared for college-level work.
"One thing that has to be worked on is scheduling at the high school," Marion County Superintendent Dr. Chuck Hamilton said to school board members during their regular monthly meeting Tuesday of last week.
Approving trips and fundraisers is usually routine business at the Marion County Board of Education meetings, but it wasn't routine during its regular monthly meeting last week.
When it was time to approve the overnight trips for the Lady Knights basketball team, Board Member Mike Cecil asked if there was a reason the paperwork was being turned in so early. The trips that were up for approval were trips to basketball tournaments in late December and January in Lexington, Mount Sterling and Louisville.
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Tuesday, Sept. 18: Assorted Pop Tart and two toast or assorted cereal and two toast, variety of juice or banana, milk.
Wednesday, Sept. 19: Egg and cheese breakfast burrito w/salsa and toast or assorted cereal and two toast, variety of juce, milk.
Thursday, Sept. 20: Biscuit and sausage or assorted cereal and toast, variety of juice, milk.
Glasscock Elementary educators LeeAnn Divine and Marilu Farnham will be presenting at the Kentucky Association of School Councils Annual Conference, Aim High: Prepare for Success, which will be held Sept. 25-26, 2012, at the Marriott downtown Louisville.
Eleven Marion County High School students were chosen to participate in the Governor's Scholars Program this summer. They are Madison Avritt, Morgan Avritt, Jacob Burdette, Brad Gootee, Abigail Hagan, Abby Hamilton, Mary Helen Hamilton, Haberlin Roberts, Charles Shofner, Lauren Thim and Hannah Wilson.
John Arthur Elder IV of Lebanon made the dean's list during the winter term at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School. He is the son of Nancy and John Arthur Elder III of Lebanon.
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Wednesday, Sept. 12: Scrambled eggs and 2 toast or assorted cereal and 2 toast, variety of juice and cold milk.
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Posted: 07/19/2007 - One area businesswoman's mistake cost her $6,000.
Updated: 07/20/2007 - Houchens Industries has given Western Kentucky University $5-million dollars to enhance the expansion and renovation of its football stadium.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - For the past six years, the idea of building a new overpass in Park City has been in "the works". It's a controversial issue having an effect on some residents.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - A Bowling Green businessman who failed to pay more than $140,000 in federal income taxes was sentenced time in prison on July 19, 2007.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - Warren County residents will rest a little easier as fire departments will soon become better equipped to handle emergencies and natural disasters.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - An employee at a nuclear material cleanup site in Tennesse is charged with stealing classified information to sell to foreign governments.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - In the case of Jamie Barnett, events outside the courthouse proved to be more eventful than those on the inside.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - President Bush took time out in Nashville to say the economy is improving because of his economic policies.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - If your child plays with a new front-loading Easy-Bake Oven, there's a recall that could affect you.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - Federal health officials warn consumers to throw out certain cans of hot dog chili sauce after four people were hospitalized with botulism.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - The Houchen's Industries L.T. Smith Stadium was dedicated the morning of July 19, 2007.
Updated: 07/19/2007 - House Speaker Jody Richards, Senate President David Williams and Governor Fletcher will meet with Peabody Energy's chief executive officer next week.
Posted: 07/19/2007 - The government could be shortchanging some injured veterans in their disability pay.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - Authorities have provided us with excellent pictures of a couple who got caught on a surveillance camera using a stolen ATM card.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - Western is getting a helping hand from U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - Western Kentucky University is getting ready for big news and a big gift on July 18, 2007.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - The woman accused of having a sexual relationship with a juvenile faces ten years in prison.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - The families of the victims who died in the 2006 Comair plane crash haven't spoken much publicly, but that may soon change.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - A former Fort Campbell soldier accused of killing his estranged wife has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - If you plan on purchasing property outside of Kentucky, you might want to listen up.
Updated: 07/18/2007 - The Kentucky governor's race is being watching "very closely" by national political parties.
Updated: 07/17/2007 - Girl talk is something most women would say gets them through the day. However, a need study shows too much talk could be unhealthy.
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11,300-pound towing capacity, with the 5.4-liter V-8 and six-speed automatic transmission.
3,030-pound payload, with the heavy-duty package
EPA-rated 20 to 21 mpg highway fuel economy from a six-passenger Crew Cab.
There are three cab styles, four box options and seven trim levels.
Base models come with a 248-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8 with two valves per cylinder, which is paired with a four-speed transmission. This engine has the same fuel economy as the outgoing V-6, but with more power, O'Leary said.
The midrange 4.6-liter V-8 uses three-valve technology, has 292 horsepower and is paired with a six-speed.
The engine for heavy-duty work and towing is the three-valve, 320-hp, 5.4-liter with six-speed.
Ford offers two crew-cab, short-bed models for its SFE treatment because the body style makes up 50 percent of its pickup sales. Both trucks have EPA mileage ratings of 15 mpg city and 21 highway using 87 octane.
The SuperCrew XL and XLT with five-foot-long beds use the three-valve 4.6-liter V-8 and six-speed automatic. Their improved mileage comes from a mix of aerodynamic improvements (see sidebar), fuel shut-off on deceleration, 3.15:1 rear-axle ratio and low-rolling-resistance tires. Towing capacity is 7,500 pounds.
The basic truck is the same size as last year, but the SuperCrew is six inches longer for a limousine-class back-seat area. The rear seat bottoms flip up for playpenlike storage on a flat floor. Runningboards are just about required for passenger entry and exit.
The crew-cab doors are large and heavy for a youngster or oldster to manage. But the doors are lighter than in the past, O'Leary said.
"A lot of work went into door efforts, sound and feel, to have that sound of quality," he said.
Weight reductions and more use of high-strength steel allowed curb weights to stay the same or even drop up to 100 pounds on some models.
The truck is 10 percent stiffer in torsional rigidity and O'Leary was able to trim 15 pounds by using high-strength steel in the side rails of the hydroformed frame.
A more rigid frame translates to better durability and higher loads for towing and hauling. And safety in collision resistance.
The F-150 earned five-star frontal and side-impact ratings in National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash tests, as well as the "Top Safety Pick" award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Standard safety features include AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, anti-lock brakes and side curtain air bags with roll-fold technology for head protection in rollovers and side impacts.
While the new Dodge Ram has a coil-spring rear suspension, intended for more on-road comfort, Ford stayed with the traditional leaf springs, but with refinement for ride quality.
The Ram still seems smoother riding with no weight in the bed, but the F-150 is not harsh or trucklike.
The cabin is well-soundproofed, but the top-line Platinum model challenges Lexus-like quiet with a laminated windshield and ultra-light, more absorptive carpeting and additional insulation in the dash panel, doors and back panel.
For those who tow, Ford has created something of a no-more-tears trailer-hitching experience. Using the rearview camera, it is possible to hitch a trailer single-handedly.


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Great album, but then I've never heard a bad Darryl Worley album. I can't wait for his new one to come out.Published 20 months ago by JP
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The heart, liver, kidneys and eyes of a 25-year-old man, who was declared brain-dead after a road accident in the city on Monday, were donated on Tuesday.
M. Rajagopal suffered a severe head injury in the accident around 8 p.m. and was brought immediately to Sree Abirami Hospital at Sundarapuram.
Diagnosis revealed he had slipped into irreversible coma. He was declared brain-dead around 4.30 p.m., after the second of the two mandatory tests were conducted, to assess a victim's condition before being declared brain-dead.
Soon after being sounded about the irreversible condition of the man after the first assessment, his father Maruthachalam, a construction worker, expressed his desire to donate his son's organs.
Rajagopal had completed B.Sc. (Computer Science) and was working as a technician in a local company.
A team of ten doctors headed by P. Periyasamy, Managing Director of Sree Abirami Hospital, harvested the organs.
While a kidney was donated to a patient at Abirami Hospital, the other was sent to SPT Hospital near Cross Cut Road in Gandhipuram.
The eyes went to Aravind Eye Hospital in Coimbatore and the heart and liver to Global Hospital in Chennai.
Sree Abirami Hospital coordinated with the city police to ensure that there was quick transport of the donated organs by road to the two hospitals in Coimbatore and also to the the airport, from where the heart and liver were taken by a chartered flight to Chennai.
Keywords: M. Rajagopal, Sree Abirami Hospital, Organ donation


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LONDON [MENL] -- A Middle East military has submitted a major order formunitions from Germany.
Jun 19, 2013
PARIS [MENL] -- Israel has unveiled a weapon that could destroy any advancedRussian air defense systems supplied to Syria.
May 07, 2013
WASHINGTON [MENL] -- The United States, despite its latest $3 billion armspackage, continues to deny an advanced bunker-buster munition to Israel.
May 06, 2013
TEL AVIV [MENL] -- Israel has attacked Syria for the second time in threedays.


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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 - 3 nights
This property is very private, back a long driveway on a quiet road, yet is less than 4 miles from the center of Great Barrington, approximately 20 minutes to Tanglewood (closer via the back roads shortcut!), close to Butternut and Catamount ski areas, as well as all the Berkshire attractions. Very close to some of the nicest swimming places in the Berkshires. Hiking nearby / and on the property.
On the property there are 8 acres of hiking trails, plus another 35 acres adjacent of trails, plus 90 acres across the road of trails (great for XC skiing in the winters too!). In the front of the house is a very nice open field which we keep well mowed, so nice to amble around in. Lots of outdoor seating too! And a fire-pit.
The house is a 2 bedroom / 2 bath house newly renovated; we are designers who eschew excess, yet enjoy comfort. Drawing upon our collection of mid-century furniture, we have outfitted the house with some iconic pieces. The house is fully furnished, yet deliberately spare, a blank canvas for you to use for a few days, a week, a month or longer.
It is perfect for a family or 2 (or 3) couples.
Upstairs is a HUGE BEDROOM, with king sized bed. It's a loft-like open sitting area with plenty of light, and also a small exterior balcony. Approximately the size of a nice large studio apartment, with high ceilings and forest AND mountain views. And a bathroom with soaking tub and separate shower. This room is also excellent for practicing yoga...high ceilings, wood floors; 6 mats will easily fit in here (and we can put you in contact with several excellent yoga instructors who will come to the house to give you private classes). Or put all the kids up here, it's like a separate private apartment.
Downstairs there is a streamlined COZY BEDROOM, like a large stateroom in an ocean liner...cozy does NOT mean cramped though. Full sized bed. Full bathroom adjacent.
BEDS are new pillow top mattresses, very deluxe and comfortable; 300 thread count all cotton sheets and duvet covers; down pillows, down comforters OR hypoallergenic comforters and pillows, as you wish.
The LIVING ROOM has a fireplace, a great desk for working / writing (and a fold out / fold flat sofa bed. Flat screen for DVDs, reasonably fast wireless connection as well, so you can stream films with a Netflix or Amazon account (there is a DVD library in the house as well; there is no network or cable television at this location).
There are sliding glass doors out to a small deck, and a step down to a large meadow and beautiful woods with hardwood copses, beech woods, old stone walls.
DINING ROOM is well appointed, good light, very convivial possibilities, seats 10 comfortably, but is not huge, you won't get lost in it. Great light and views.
The KITCHEN is well outfitted; VIKING RANGE, with convection oven, vented hood, dishwasher, Cuisnart food processor, a blender, drip coffee pot, & French Press, also a coffee grinder. China is also mid-century; there is a lovely deck off of the kitchen, with outdoor seating and grill.
Small covered deck off of living room, and small deck off of upstairs bedroom as well.
Clean and empty 2 car garage + work area.
Washer / dryer.
Bicycles available, plus many other useful things. We live just up the road, and so are available if there is anything you need.
Excellent high efficiency / low noise hot water circulating furnace / solar powered for electricity.
Cost is as noted in listing, plus a cleaning fee and deposit, depending upon length of stay. Your weekly cost also includes as much as you need from our organic farm, including eggs. Locally raised organic meat also available (at cost).
We are very flexible about checking in / checking out. However unless you specifically confirm the times you're coming (and going) we must ask that you check in after 4pm, and check out by 12:00 pm
Thanks and feel free to ask any questions.
Oh - and a note regarding reviews - several of these reviews are from another site; we pasted them in. I put them in here so you could see that we work as thoroughly as we know how to do, in order to ensure our guests have a wonderful and memorable experience in this house. If there were a review with critical feedback, we would have posted that as well, and also responded with how we changed things so as not to have the issue occur again. This house is a serious venture for us, and our strongest wish is that our guests are completely satisfied. (and please don't take this as a challenge to give us a poor review!). VRBO reviews are marked as such. Thanks again!
Local interests:
Yoga, gardening, farming, hiking, cycling, skiing.
We do a variety of small things - house renovation and restoration, small scale farming, garden design, as well as product design and manufacturing.
We have lived in the area for almost 20 years, and know every back road, swimming hole, hiking area etc, as well as all the restaurants, cafes and arts venues (and there are a lot of all of them here).
Avid cyclists, we can direct you towards some excellent rides, from flat to hilly to 20% grades on dirt / rides to take with your kids etc (and we can lend you tandem(s) to ride with your kids).
We are also long time Ashtanga yoga practitioners and can point you towards an appropriate yoga facility in the neighborhood, there are many around here, most are pretty low-key and accessible (and/or we can put you in contact with instructors who will come to the property and give private lessons there - the upstairs room is an excellent yoga studio).
We have several houses available for short term and long term rental. We live nearby the properties, on a small farm with extensive test gardens; you are welcome to take a tour of our gardens, plus we can point you to some interesting gardens that are not often open to the public (plus many other places of gardening interest).
Please email or call if you have any questions about this or any of our other properties.
Naomi & Ron purchased this house in 2003
Near to Tanglewood, Great Barrington shopping, groceries, specialty shops, etc.
We live on a small farm up the road from this property. We're a design / landscape team - we were drawn to this property for several reasons - it's up high, and the woods on this property are far different than the lower woods where we are. There are excellent walking trails - old logging roads and farm paths, that run through hardwood forests - a beech woods, and several stands of old oaks, for example. The house is sited in an open field, but is in dappled shade at the height of the day; the siting of the house, for views of mountains in winter, open field, and a stand of birches, cannot be duplicated!
The house too, was very interesting; at first it seemed very awkward, but after several rounds of renovation, we realize that, like the woods, it's a nice confluence of factors which make it extremely livable, yet simple. The views out the sliding doors are very relaxing; the fireplace is great in the winter; it's a very un-fussy house. It's furnished with iconic Danish furniture, designed by Hans Wegner and Finn Juhl; these are original pieces, and while they are in museum collections, we like to use stuff like this every day, and we invite you to do the same..
This house is up a long private lane, not visible from the road; however it's less than 4 miles to the center of Great Barrington. The house is in one of the most beautiful parts of the Southern Berkshires - Alford. The 'Alford Loop' is famed amongst cyclists, a nice ride around the Alford Valley, which is farmland under conservation; beautiful views, rolling hills etc. There are hiking trails on the property as well as easy access to other hiking areas close by.
A five star rental. We had the most relaxing, wonderful week at Ron and Naomi's house. The location is lovely, Alford really is a perfect little pocket of the Berkshires. The privacy of the manicured yard was exactly what we were hoping for and we spent lots of time relaxing in the hammock. The vegetables and fruit left for us from Ron and Naomi's garden were all so delicious. There was even a gorgeous bouquet of flowers left for us upon our arrival, which was such a nice touch. The bed was extra comfy. The shower and bathroom was immaculate. In fact, the entire house was immaculate. The kitchen had everything one could hope for. The den is a great spot to watch a movie at night. All of the maps and brochures left for us really helped out and were totally up to date. I can't say enough nice things about Ron and Naomi, I highly highly recommend renting this house for a chilled out vacation.
the house was better than described and pictured. it's in a beautiful and remote location up a long driveway - quiet and peaceful, a true channel change from the city. but, it's still close enough to the restaurants in GB and several great hikes. we have 2 kids (10 and 6) - they loved it, spent a lot of time playing in the backyard. house is tastefully and simply decorated. very relaxing environment. we've stayed at a number of places thru VRBO and no one has left great coffee, bread and fruit and vegetables straight from the garden ! we'll be back.
We loved staying here. The house is well appointed and comfortable, with beautiful views. It's very close to Great Barrington. And Ron is a gracious and extremely responsive host who provided a lot of great recommendations for the area. We particularly enjoyed the farm-fresh eggs and locally roasted coffee. We will stay again...
My wife and I contacted Ron late on a Friday afternoon hoping to book a last-minute getaway. He replied immediately and was able to accommodate us for an arrival in only a matter of hours. What is even more impressive is that he had the kitchen stocked with delicious local food for us, too! We only stayed for one night, but wish we could have stayed longer as it's a beautiful, serene spot. Finally, we forgot some valuable belongings in the house and Ron Fedex'd them back to us immediately. Amazing, gracious host. Thank you!
We spent four days at this beautiful, quiet, well-maintained and peaceful home in the Berkshires. The house was perfectly located just a few minutes from downtown Great Barrington, yet on a quiet, private and beautiful country lane. We could see the beautiful fall foliage right from the back deck. The beds were extremely comfortable, and the furnishings were all very clean.
Before and during our trip, we appreciated that the owner, Ron, was friendly and prompt with all communication. Before our arrival, he left us farm fresh eggs, kale, salad greens, flowers, local coffee, local milk, and local chocolate. Such a nice touch. And all were delicious! The kitchen was well-stocked with everything we could possibly need, and the owner provided excellent restaurant recommendations as well.
We would not hesitate to stay at this home again! Thank you!
A great spot to come and enjoy the Berkshires or just to stay in and relax. We had a great relaxing family vacation in this house it is nicely furnished and accommodating for a family of five in a very private and secluded setting. We played soccer, enjoyed the hammock and marshmallows roast over the fire pit, and drove out for Mass Moca, GB, bike riding, trails, farms, etc. Naomi and Ron were very responsive and helpful for any request, question that we had, This house is one of our favorites.
My husband, son, black lab, and I spent a lovely two days at this house. It was exceptionally clean and well-appointed. Great Barrington is a great town with lots to do. There are great hikes in the area and lovely towns to explore. One morning our car wouldn't start and Ron came over to help us get it started. The owners are very responsive. All in all, a very nice few days.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Memorial Day
May 23 2015 - Jun 3 2015
3 night minimum stay
July 4th
Jun 26 - Jul 7
3 night minimum stay
July special
Jul 8 2015 - Jul 11 2015
2 night minimum stay
July special 2
Jul 18 2015 - Jul 22 2015
2 night minimum stay
July special 3
Jul 25 2015 - Aug 1 2015
2 night minimum stay
August special
Aug 23 2015 - Aug 28 2015
2 night minimum stay
Labor Day
Aug 30 - Sep 8
3 night minimum stay
Columbus Day
Oct 10 - Oct 17
3 night minimum stay
November Special
Nov 1 - Nov 24
2 night minimum stay
Nov 25 - Nov 30
3 night minimum stay
Winter Holiday
Dec 20 - Jan 4
2 night minimum stay
President's Day
Feb 13 - Feb 19
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
|Cleaning, not to exceed
|Property Damage Protection
|Holiday weekends - with great reluctance, we have changed the rate and request a 3 day stay for holiday weekends. We had noticed that often we were being booked way ahead for 1 or 2 nights only on a holiday weekend, which then prevented us from booking for the whole weekend. Regardless though, if you need to book shorter for a holiday weekend, just ask! Thanks, Naomi & Ron
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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Sunday March 16, 2008
By HARIATI AZIZAN, RASHVINJEET S. BEDI AND RENITA CHE WAN
They were unknowns one day and the next, they were elected representatives. Some were raised in
political families, others developed their political convictions at university while one was literally thrust
into the elections at the eleventh hour. They will go down in history as the young and inexperienced ones
who won against the odds and, in some cases, beat long-established incumbents. One thing these MPs
and assemblymen have in common – they are all inspired and raring to change the political culture.
Sunday Star speaks to some of these political novices who can't wait to etch their mark on the local
political scene.
Loh Gwo Burne, MP of Kelana Jaya
Before the elections, newly elected Kelana Jaya MP Loh Gwo Burne hit the headlines when his video exposed the country's biggest judiciary scandals, but he still had trouble getting recognised on his campaign trail. In fact, many did not remember his name, and simply called him the "Lingam video guy".
Gwo Burne recounts how early on in the campaign, when he visited a popular night market in SS19 Subang Jaya, some of the people there were still unsure of who he was when he handed them flyers. He even had to reassure them that he really was the parliamentary candidate for Kelana Jaya, that it wasn't a hoax.
"That was one of the most stressful things I had to do because I had to repeatedly explain who I was. It would have been nice if my face was splattered everywhere on the trees or anywhere for that matter so that people won't think I'm an impostor," he jokes.
However, at the 11th hour, his father decided to give the place to him.
"Everything happened at the very last minute and I was shocked to learn that my name was given to PKR a day before nomination day," says the 34-year-old.
However, he admits that it wasn't really unexpected because there were subtle hints in the past that his father would prefer his eldest son to contest and would give him his full support.
"I was just shocked that he only told me at the very last minute and I admit I was a little nervous since there were no preparations made."
What's worse, he adds, they were given only four badges, six posters, several stickers and flyers and four caps to cover the entire area of Kelana Jaya by the party.
"It was a crazy train ride for all of us. We had to constantly take turns wearing the badges and caps," laughs the youngest brother, Loh Gwo Fynne, 28.
Luck seemed to be on their side as his other brother, Loh Gwo Tynde, 32, found a printing house and managed to get the campaigning materials almost immediately.
"Although it wasn't enough to beat the Barisan, the people have spoken. And it really doesn't matter how many posters, flyers, billboards, TV and radio advertisements you put out there," says Gwo Burne, who won the seat with 30,298 votes, beating BN's Lee Hwa Beng (25,267) and Independent candidate Lim Peng Soon (1,895).
His father has no doubt about Gwo Burne's capability.
"I told my children that I could not groom them to be the smartest, but they could be honest and straightforward. On these grounds, he is qualified. He might not yet be a good politician, but he has the qualities to be a good leader," says Loh.
Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, assemblyman for Seri Setia
The special assistant to Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is already a well-known figure in cyberspace but for his campaign, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, 27, opted for a mix of the more conservative campaign strategies.
"It's still too early to tell (about the impact of the Internet on my campaign) as I have yet to analyse the results in detail. My early forecast was that the Internet users were a growing but still relatively small segment. That was why although my campaign video was on YouTube, I also distributed them on VCDs," says the political blogger.
Like many of the young politicians who emerged in the recent elections, Nik Nazmi has been politically conscious since young.
"I was influenced by my father who followed politics closely. The sacking of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in 1998 that led to the Reformasi movement gave me the opportunity to find a political platform that I believe is the right one for Malaysia to move forward: multiracial, progressive and looking to the future," he shares, adding that he was active in British student politics while he was studying at the University of London, UK.
Nik Nazmi's involvement in PKR started in 2001 when he volunteered for the party, and he has been active in the party since.
He clinched the Seri Setia seat with 13,838 votes, beating BN's Seripah Noli Syed Hussin's 10,975 by a 2,863 majority.
He believes that age is not a factor in his ability to carry out his responsibilities as an assemblyman.
"Of course experience helps. But on the other hand we also lack 'the experience' of being corrupt, of abusing our power – so that is of course good," he notes, stressing that all new representatives face a steep learning curve regardless of their age,
"What should be the main evaluation is our agenda and whether we remain committed to fulfilling the agenda once we are in our job."
Now that he is elected, he aims to work on eradicating crime to make his constituency safer, while providing more opportunities to the disadvantaged.
"We need to look at the broad socio-economic conditions that cause crime in order to solve the problem in the long term."
Elizabeth Wong, assemblywoman for Bukit Lanjan
It seemed like just yesterday when a friend quipped during a concert that she would not be able to enjoy them any more if she was elected to Parliament.
"I will have to think about it (going to concerts). But if either Muse or Depeche Mode come, I will have to make exceptions," says Elizabeth Wong.
She contested under PKR and defeated one-term assemblyman Datin Paduka Yong Dai Ying for the Bukit Lanjan, Selangor, seat with a 5,155 majority in the recent elections.
"I didn't expect to win by such a huge majority. I have been waiting for this for a long time. But it is one thing to have good proposals and another to make it work," says the 38-year-old from Ipoh, Perak.
The eldest of three siblings also says that she will have to start wearing more sneakers from now, as she will have to walk around her constituency.
"I like heels, they make me look taller. But I guess I will have to run around a lot more from now," says Elizabeth who studied fine arts.
She has also been told that dressing up is a must now with suits being on the agenda although she is still unsure about it.
"They might be just exaggerating but I will have to find out."
A social activist who was also a parliament aide for Permatang Pauh MP Dr Wan Azizah, Elizabeth is planning on being a fulltime Adun (state assemblyman).
"I just want to do my work. I have a simple and private life and I would like to keep it that way. I shop at Carrefour and compare the prices of stuff. I am also affected by high prices, just like everyone else," says Elizabeth, who enjoys photography in danger spots such as South Thailand, Acheh and Mindanao.
She also mows her own lawn, reads, does gardening and plays with her kitten Hong Mao (Red Cat).
"I hope I can continue doing all these things which keep me sane," she says.
Having lived and having been involved in social activism in Australia and United Kingdom, she has met a lot of their MPs.
"They are very regular people. They take the bus or train to work and don't live in fancy houses. I would like to model myself after that," she says.
Chua Tee Yong, MP of Labis
Chua Tee Yong recalls his trips to the parliament with his school and dreamt about being part of the action and debating on the big stage.
"I vaguely remember those trips. Although I never expected to be in parliament, the opportunity came and I am thankful for it," he says in a phone interview.
"The opposition has a strong voice in parliament and I will have to be really prepared before each sitting," he adds.
"I am happy to be given this mandate by the people and will not disappoint them," says Tee Yong, who has a two-year-old son.
Tee Yong is currently sorting out a few loose ends as he has resigned from his post as chief financial officer in a government-linked company. As someone exposed to the running of a company, he wants to ensure that the element of equality prevails.
"During my tenure, I want to make sure that there is the element of equality in the passing of the Bills. This also means equality in the distribution of wealth to the sexes," he says.
His interest in politics began when he was in his teens.
"Party members would always come to the house to discuss various problems. That left a big impression on me," he says.
Tee Yong also knows that comparisons with his father who had an excellent track record are bound to crop up, but he says that he is a different person.
"I admit that my dad has vast experience but I don't believe that age or inexperience is a hindrance. Maturity, passion and commitment are more important," he says, adding that listening is the most important skill.
Adversely, will the scandal, which beset his father, affect him?
"In the first place, everyone was aware of my dad's track record and no one mentioned the incident when I was campaigning. It's all in the past and is no longer relevant. There are other more pressing issues to be solved," says Tee Yong, who hopes to make the MCA relevant to the community.
Gobind Singh Deo, MP of Puchong
What took the second son of DAP chairman Karpal Singh so long to take that leap and run for the elections?
Ever since he returned from law studies in the United Kingdom in 1996, Gobind Singh Deo, 35, has been a familiar face around the courts and Malaysian political scene.
"After my father lost in 1999, the whole family decided to pool all our energy and resources to get my father re-elected in 2004. That's why my brother and I didn't contest then," he tells.
This year has been a different story as three members of his family, including his older brother Jagdeep, ran and won in the recent elections. Gobind Singh received 35,079 votes, beating BN's Lau Yeng Peng who got 22,486 votes by 12,593 votes.
Gobind dedicates his win to the women in his life – his mother and wife.
"My mother has been the backbone of our family. I remember when my father was detained in Operasi Lalang in 1987, we were all young; my youngest brother was only three months old but my mother was very strong and determined, taking care of all of us. Now, I see the same strength and determination in my wife Sangeeta, who has been very supportive of me, especially during the campaign. So this win is really for them," he says.
Gobind joined the party in 1996 and is now the DAP National Legal Bureau secretary and DAP Johor Human Rights Committee chairman.That year, he also started his law career at his father's legal firm Messrs Karpal Singh & Co before branching out on his own in 2006 to set up his own law firm.
The father of three says that he will continue practising law but is fully aware of the responsibility he carries as an MP.
"I realise now that in many ways I am the voice of the Malaysian Indians in Parliament but at the same time I have to work for all Malaysians," he says, vowing that he aims to break people's misconception that DAP is a one-race party.
The biggest change in his personal life, he says, is that he will have to spend less time at his law firm in Johor; he may open another branch in the Klang Valley.
Other than that, he notes, his life will not change much.
"Growing up in a very political family, I am fully aware of the responsibility. Even when we were younger, my brothers and sisters knew that whatever we did would have an affect on my family and my father's political image, so we were always mindful," he shares.
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I just finally finished playing this lauded and expansive game and it's leaving me vexed. While inelegant, I think some binary distinctions are a useful analytical technique here. Spoilers because, c'mon, June 2012.
Batman is both dickish and unwaveringly heroic
There are certain times in this game where Batman just comes off as dismissive and uncaring rather than merely stoic.
He was about to choose Talia over thousands of people.
For saving his life (as the game describes the act) Catwoman gets a "I broke a nail" joke
The "death" of Ras al Ghul felt like Batman just kinda said "fuck it, fall on this thing" to me
While never "killing" a thug, moves like breaking their arms and legs seem more cruel than typical batman non-murder
The whole thing with ungagging and gagging Harley Quinn is weird.
In the DLC, he's a dick to Robin
There is no player choice here. Batman will not take eternal life, will not kill a villain, will not let joker die. In major decisions, he does not waver in doing the selfless thing. Alfred and Barbara even comment on it, giving him tons of shit for wanting to save Gotham before he saves himself (if not Talia, which is weird)
All the villains are aware of and mock Batman for his unwavering selflessness. It's a theme
The game is both self-aware goofy and dark/gritty/somber/hurtful
Random thugs that you hear as you sneak up or as you move about the complex will talk about how weird this universe is. They say things like "it's hard work being a henchman" or " 'man I can't wait to fight Batman again.' 'Why? He broke three bones last time you fought him.' " The writing and voice acting are actively deconstructing the universe and the gameyness of random thugs wandering around. These hardened criminals sometimes sound more like social critics or philosophers
Joker and Riddler, despite being sadistic maniacs, still make a lot of puns (just as they did in the Animated Series). Penguin has a giant shark in the silliest "challenge" in the game. Solomon Grundy is like a Mario boss.
That (Spoilers) Clayface finale is a wacky way to end a game.
Those same thugs use the infamous bitch word a lot, talk about torturing and killing innocents, and generally come off as the largest collection of sociopaths ever
Some villains are cruel and completely unsympathetic. Penguin's menagerie is something out of Bioshock, more horror than comic book. Two Face just comes off as a prick. Zsazs is icky as always. Joker and Hugo are the best parts of the game, if only for the humanism Hugo reveals in his interviews.
The detective mode clue finding is more CSI than Sherlock Holmes.
Dude (Spoilers!) Joker dies. Of disease and doubt in Batman's kindness. He fucking dies. Hugo Strange dies. Talia dies. They do not fuck around.
The Gameplay is both rhythmic and deep and dull and repetitive
Rhythmic and Deep
I can't knock the basic flowing combat. It's responsive, it's fun, it fits the character. I got through it without being nearly as skilled as many, and I like that I can bushleague my way through something that can be done with far more grace and poise.
The movement cycle through the city glide-hook-glide-dive-glide stuff is great.
Dull and Repetitive
Like Arkham Asylum, the crux of the game is in combat zones that try to have Deus Ex style variability (vents, hanging bits, enemies of different types), but for some reason feel really same-y and cookie cutter pretty quickly.
On normal at least, the only time I felt challenged was in the battle with Mr. Freeze and the battle with Joker, the latter because of those cheap, annoying trains, but the former because you have to find four different ways to damage him, and that was great fun. That rising tide didn't really lift all boats, though.
It's not that I don't think these elements can work together to create a coherent, moving piece. The pencil scene in The Dark Knight is both horrible and funny; it leaves the audience chuckling at a man getting a pencil shoved through his face, and soon after leaves us worried that we laughed. It makes us participate in Joker's sadism.
But Arkham city feels more like a hodgepodge of tone and theme than a beautiful combination. It has a cool wrapping story of two outcasts, one chaos, one control, who need each other, in a way, to be whole. But it also has Batman going inside Clayface like a God of War battle and convicts who are alternately philosophers and misogynists. A serial killer tasks you with point-to-point races across the city. The great "test of the demon" is a glide-dive tutorial.
In trying to be serious and gritty while commenting on its own peccadilloes, the game limits the effectiveness of both aspects of its tone. I was left feeling miffed at how such a potentially powerful ending could be so colored by a schizophrenic build up.


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No. 99 Corvette Daytona Prototype team grids on the outside of row two as Jon Fogarty and Alex Gurney seek third track win In the Diamond Cellar Classic.
No. 99 Corvette Daytona Prototype Team and drivers Endure in-race frustrations but leave Detroit within two points of the championship lead.
Bob Stallings Racing and Jon Fogarty qualify second for Saturday's Chevrolet GRAND-AM Detroit 200 at Belle Isle
Max Papis takes GT pole in R. Ferri/AIM Motorsport Ferrari
Late tire strategy pays off with third-place finish for No. 99 Corvette Daytona Prototype; "Red Dragon" squad maintains second-place points position.
The rain has moved away from Atlanta, leaving sunny but cool conditions for the fourth race of the season.
Inaugural GRAND-AM Road Racing Event at Road Atlanta Sees No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance® Corvette Daytona Prototype Team Just Two Points Out of Championship Lead
GT victory went to Stevenson Auto Group Chevrolet Camaro and the BGB Motorsports Porsche team won in the GX class. The Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge Series victories went to Freedom Autosport Mazda team in the ST class and the GS went to...
Adding to Chevrolet's celebration was the victory of the Camaro in the GT in Grand-Am's Rolex Sports Car Series action.
No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance® Corvette "Red Dragon" continues qualifying hot streak; Gurney, Fogarty and GAINSCO look for third-career track victory
Team Chevy drivers capture top-three starting spots in DP and front row in GT.
The "Red Dragon" team is on the pole in Alabama as they hope to continue their resurgence with the aim of regaining the Rolex Grand-Am title in their new Corvette Daytona Prototype.
Edwards fastest as GM cars take 1-2 in GT session. Espenlaub takes first pole in 11 years in CTSCC qualifying.
Record-setting pole ahead of history-making win with podium sweep; Riley also takes GT Class Victory with Turner Motorsport.
Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty win hard-fought race in the No. 99 "Red Dragon" from the pole in debut sports car race at Circuit of The Americas.
It had been a long time since Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty last won a Rolex Sports Car Series race – Montreal in 2011 to be exact. Saturday, all the stars aligned for the two-time DP champs, who scored a popular home-state victory for GAINSCO/Bob...
John Fogarty pole establishes Daytona Prototype track record in inaugural sports car race at Circuit of the Americas.
At the Rolex Series Grand-Am new venue, Jon Fogarty added to his series pole record at the Circuit Of The Americas. Ferrari drivers Alessandro Balzan and Max Papis take 1-2 in GT session. Chad McCumbee captures his first pole in CTSCC qualifying.
At least two Texas-based race teams are eager to demonstrate their driving skills in front of their "home town" fans for the first time.
The inaugural sports car race at Circuit of The Americas first in the Lone Star state for GAINSCO Auto Insurance and the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series.
Solid early race performance thwarted by electrical woes; Alex Gurney, Jon Fogarty, Memo Gidley and Darren Law charge from last to seventh by the finish.
No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance Corvette advances from eighth as race hits the five-hour mark.
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How so? If that were true you could just simulate a normal map where everything is (0, 0, 1) and be done with it :-)
I suppose you could do this, instead of loading 1 out of those 2 normal maps that are used in that example, personally I think this idea of yours has merit, this way you can save on texture bandwidth. But this is besides the point, whether you use a straight blue texture or just define all the unprocessed normals in the fragment processor as all (0,0,1). is irrelevant to what the shader is ultimately doing.
The nVidia sample is using a normalization cube map, it's this map that will be helping to adjust the light for the contours of the model. This cube map is a world space normal map, it's not (0, 0, 1) like the tangent map. But again, you are absolutely right, the tangent map is useless if there is no intention to add extra detail between the vertices of a low-poly model. It's just that this code example is set up this way. Your idea will optimize that shader for cases like this where the bump detail is not needed.


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Wednesday January 9, 2008
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Hyundai Motor Co. launched its new rear-wheel drive Genesis luxury sedan Tuesday in a splashy official debut for a car the South Korean company sees as its ticket into the ranks of the world's top-end automakers.
Hyundai preceded the introduction by showing a promotion film featuring a decidedly James Bond-like actor driving the sleek, road-hugging vehicle. The screen then receded to reveal an orchestra and three South Korean tenors who gave a live performance of the aria "Nessun dorma'' from Puccini's opera "Turandot.''
Hyundai Motor said it invested 500 billion won (US$533 million; euro362 million) to develop the Genesis over the past four years, and sees it as a competitor to luxury models such as Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz E-Class, BMW AG's 5-Series and Toyota Motor Corp.'s Lexus GS.
The car "symbolizes our determination to enter the highly competitive arena of luxury cars now dominated by the Europeans,'' Hyundai Chairman and CEO Chung Mong-koo said in a statement earlier. "Genesis will consolidate our position as the leader of the Korean auto industry and will pave the way forward for our leap into the global market.''
Hyundai said it aims to sell 55,000 of the vehicles this year, 35,000 at home and 20,000 overseas in North America, China and the Middle East. It is targeting Genesis sales of 80,000 in 2009, with 45,000 of that total in foreign markets.
Hyundai plans to begin U.S. sales in June and in China in August, said company spokesman Jake Jang, who added it would begin running ads for the car in the U.S. around May.
Stephen Ahn, an auto industry analyst at Woori Investment & Securities Co., said Hyundai is treading the path of Japanese automakers such as Toyota, Nissan Motor Co. and Honda Motor Co. that launched luxury cars to transcend earlier reputations as solid makers of quality vehicles.
"I think Genesis could be the next catalyst for brand-value growth'' for Hyundai, said Ahn, who predicted the company will sell about 50,000 of the vehicles this year, slightly short of the Hyundai's stated goal.
Hyundai shares rose 0.9 percent Tuesday to 69,100 won (US$74; euro50).
The Genesis, which comes in 3.3-liter and 3.8-liter engines with a 4.6-liter versions due out later this year, is Hyundai's first rear-wheel drive vehicle.
The car is built at a specially constructed facility in Ulsan, an industrial and port city 414 kilometers (257 miles) southeast of Seoul, where Hyundai has its main factory.
The Genesis sells for between 40.5 million won (US$43,142; euro29,330) and 52.8 million won (US$56,240; euro38,240) in South Korea.
Depending on engine size and other options, the most expensive Genesis in the U.S. would cost under US$40,000 (euro27,200), said Oles Gadacz, Hyundai's chief global spokesman.
The company announced last week that its total global vehicle sales this year would increase nearly 20 percent to 3.11 million on expanded overseas production and stronger marketing.
Hyundai, with affiliate Kia Motors Corp., forms the Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group, the world's sixth-largest automaker. It has ambitions to crack the top five by 2010.
Both Hyundai and Kia have aggressively expanded in recent years by building new plants overseas.
Hyundai has plants in China, India, Turkey and the United States, is building a factory in the Czech Republic, has plans to construct one in Russia and is looking for a site in Brazil.
Kia has factories in China and Slovakia and is building one in the United States.
Hyundai Vice Chairman Kim Dong-jin said that as its name suggests, the Genesis is only the beginning for Hyundai.
"We are going to continue the introduction of premium cars,'' he said. "This is the first product. That's why we named (it) the Genesis.''
The launch of the Genesis caps a rough couple of years for Hyundai during which it dealt with a series of costly labor strikes and saw Chung, the company chairman, convicted and sentenced to three years in prison over a slush fund scandal that rocked the automaker.
An appeals court judge suspended the sentence last year, however, saying the famously hands-on executive was simply too important to South Korea's economy to do time in jail.-AP
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Bacon Spoon Bread
20 Sep 2010
|Corn meal
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Cold water
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Sharp cheddar cheese
|8 Ounce, shredded
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), softened
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|4 , well beaten
|Sliced bacon
|1⁄2 Pound, crisp-cooked and drained
|Egg whites
|4 , beaten
Combine corn meal and water; cook, stirring constantly, till consistency of mush.
Remove from heat; add next 4 ingredients; stir to melt cheese.
Gradually add milk.
Stir in egg yolks.
Crumble bacon, reserving some for garnish; add to corn-meal mixture.
Fold in egg whites.
Pour into greased 2-quart souffle dish.
Bake at 325° for 65 minutes or till done.
Spoon into warm dishes; top with butter.
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