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Broadcast 6.30pm on 24/06/2004
GEORGE NEGUS: Tonight in our Thursday profile, a gardener's lot. PETER CUNDALL, TELEVISION GARDENER: The part that I liked more than anything else was the actual smell of the newly turned earth. It had some magic quality as far as I was concerned. GEORGE NEGUS: And how unmistakable is that voice? You don't even really need pictures to identify him. G'day, and welcome to another of our apparently increasingly popular Thursday night profiles.
GEORGE NEGUS: Well, it was more than 60 years ago when our friend Mr Cundall first enjoyed the earthy aromas thrown up by turning the sod. Peter was born poor, in England between the wars, and when he wasn't running wild would hang around the local vegie patches that fed the country's hungry during the Second World War. After stints in both the British and Australian armies, including Korea, Peter demobbed in Tasmania and pretty soon got into the gardening and landscaping business. Along the way, he actually became one of the early stars of talkback radio and, eventually, television gardening programs, culminating, of course, in that Friday night institution called 'Gardening Australia'. The rest, you could say, is Australian television and gardening history. Well, today our Pete has put his spade where his mouth is just had to use that line, didn't I? in how he tends his own backyard in the Tamar Valley just outside Launceston. But first, the backyard that Peter Cundall was born into back in not-so-merry England. Then we'll have a natter with the man himself. PETER CUNDALL: I was born in Manchester, 1927, which was a long time ago. My parents, well, they didn't have a home, but were probably like millions of others they used to move around and just hire a room. So we were in total poverty. We had quite a big family. There were six children. The eldest one the seventh one died, probably of some form of malnutrition. There were all sorts of these funny little diseases going around and there was kids dying like flies in the 1920s. I might add that I had an extraordinarily happy childhood, despite the poverty. In Manchester, you didn't get a library card until you were eight years old. And that, to me, was the magic moment of my life because that introduced me to the most wonderful paradise. And the first book I got was called 'Just So Stories' by Rudyard Kipling. And as I read and developed, I moved from fairy stories to novels, I got fascinated by science, and I was reading everything I could but, at the same time, learning things too. Just towards the end of the war, 1945, I was conscripted. They said, "Right, we can be posting you here or posting you there. But we also want volunteers for either the commandos or the parachute regiment." And I fancied myself under a parachute. And then I was posted to a place in Southern Austria. But that meant I was passing through France and Germany, and it was town upon town that was totally shattered and destroyed and people begging by the railway lines. We used to throw our haversack rations at them. And it was appalling, and the stories they told me was absolutely horrific. And I thought I'd had a hard life. When I got back to Manchester, it was drizzly, wet, cold tremendous austerity, rationing was everywhere. And then I saw a little tiny ad in the paper and it said, "Volunteers wanted for the Australian Army." They said to me, "Tell me, what did you do in the British Army?" Well, the last thing I was gonna tell them was that I was an infantryman. I said, "In fact, I was a librarian." They said, "Have you ever heard of Bondi?" I said, "No, no. What's that?" They said, "It's the most wonderful beach in Sydney. And right on Bondi, on the beach, is the most magnificent military library. It's only three hours a day. You can spend most of the time swimming." I said, "Where do you sign?" It wasn't long after I was posted, and they came along and said, "There's a draft going to the Korean War in three weeks, but you tell me why you shouldn't go." So, we all felt a bit conned. But, then again, we were more or less resigned to it. When you come back from a war, particularly a front-line activity, and come back into the serenity, if you like, and the indifference of ordinary life, it's quite strange. Suddenly you realise that there they are... your mates are still up there getting killed, or at great risk, and yet people are going out, going dancing, off to the beaches, having a marvellous time. And suddenly, it's another world. You feel almost resentful, in a way. In fact, you even feel inclined to go back. You feel better, in better company. GEORGE NEGUS: Peter, good to see you. PETER CUNDALL: It's a total pleasure. GEORGE NEGUS: We'll start at the end and go back to the beginning of that piece, I think. That wasn't a bad introduction to the legendary Australian mateship, was it? PETER CUNDALL: Very good, indeed. It was absolutely marvellous, the type of experience I had. And that's the thing about war that incredible comradeship that exists. Because, if you're in a battle situation, you're totally dependent on your mates. You have to be. GEORGE NEGUS: Mm. PETER CUNDALL: That's how you judge them on their reliability. GEORGE NEGUS: Let's go back, 'cause if we get stuck in the war area, we won't get out. How poor... I mean, the term that you used, and I jotted it down, was "total poverty". PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Yeah. GEORGE NEGUS: Explain what total poverty meant to your family in Manchester at that time. PETER CUNDALL: When I was born, my parents didn't have a home, like millions of others. GEORGE NEGUS: Homeless? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Well, not in the sense of sleeping under bridges but what they used to do is hire a room. GEORGE NEGUS: What, night by night? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Sometimes they'd even flit move quietly to another one. They couldn't afford it. GEORGE NEGUS: Mm. PETER CUNDALL: So, that was the... that was the poverty. My father never worked. GEORGE NEGUS: Ever? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Until he went into the army he'd been in the First World War, but went into the army in 1939 there was never a time when he had a job, but that wasn't uncommon. The entire district was virtually unemployed. It was about one family per street... GEORGE NEGUS: You're talking about the '30s? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. In the 1930... 1920s... Well, I was born in 1927, and I can never remember my father ever having a job the odd job shovelling snow, that sort of thing... GEORGE NEGUS: So... so how did the family make do? I mean, the notes here and I was going to ask you described you as a juvenile delinquent. I mean... PETER CUNDALL: That's right. GEORGE NEGUS: What did you do? You went grubbing for food, knocking things off? How did the family stay alive? PETER CUNDALL: I never did that. I was just a wild boy, I think. GEORGE NEGUS: A lad? A Manchester lad? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Yeah. It's a tough upbringing. GEORGE NEGUS: But even for that... hiring a room and food in the belly, I mean, where did the money come from? PETER CUNDALL: Oh, you had the dole, but it wasn't very much, you see? In those days, about six shillings a day. GEORGE NEGUS: Mm. What serious? PETER CUNDALL: Yeah. What, shillings what would that be? 60c, you know, kind of thing. But, I mean, amazing my mother was absolutely amazing, right, the way she helped us survive. But remember that people also helped each other. And despite this extraordinary poverty, the streets where I lived were a sea of playing kids, with all the games. It was wonderful, you see? I mean, it was outside... Remember that there was no television, there was few radios apart from a few battery operated ones, and so we were outside playing all the time. It was just wonderful. GEORGE NEGUS: Yep. And your dad, uh, had the odd drink, apparently, too. PETER CUNDALL: Oh, yes. He hit the grog, like a lot of people did. He also bashed my mother. Again, that was a thing too, remember, in those days. But I found it absolutely appalling, er, even as a... I remember, as a seven- or eight-year-old, lying in bed and listening to my mother screaming and being beaten up, and wondering why, myself, I was so stiff and... lying there, stiff. It was just fear and apprehension. GEORGE NEGUS: So... so going to war, for the Brits in the first instance, was it a way out of all that? PETER CUNDALL: Not really. Um, it was necessary. I mean, I'm anti-war. But there's no question we had to fight the Nazis and the Japanese, the fascists. They had to be fought. GEORGE NEGUS: You were a volunteer? PETER CUNDALL: No. I was conscripted. GEORGE NEGUS: But you didn't mind? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. Not at all. GEORGE NEGUS: And did you really see an ad in the paper for people to serve in the Australian Army? PETER CUNDALL: Oh, yes. But that was later on. When I came back, I'd been right to the Middle East I'd been around. I came back. It was a bit boring. I wanted to go to Australia, but you couldn't go out there easily. It was a long waiting list. But if you joined the army, the Australian Army, right, that was it. GEORGE NEGUS: And back from Korea, and demobbed... PETER CUNDALL: That's right. GEORGE NEGUS: ..that strange military term, why Tasmania? PETER CUNDALL: Oh, because I was posted to Tasmania. I was, um, a nasho basher, right? GEORGE NEGUS: Yeah. PETER CUNDALL: And so I was training national servicemen. I was churning out hundreds of pacifists. GEORGE NEGUS: Uniformed pacifists? PETER CUNDALL: Oh, yeah. There was no question about it. I mean, I taught them, "Never volunteer," right? "Never stick your head up," right? "Do it the easy way." How to survive. GEORGE NEGUS: 'Cause clearly, throughout all those years, the poverty in the first instance, the anti-war soldier in the second instance, now the nasho basher, an ideology was clearly developing with Peter Cundall. PETER CUNDALL: Oh, yeah. Don't forget, I came from a district where... I mean, I can hardly remember meeting anyone who wasn't a socialist until I was about 16 or 17. I mean, that was it, right? And so, people would say, you know, "When we get soc..." They probably didn't understand what it meant... But... so I was on the left because that was the whole background of everything was on the left. GEORGE NEGUS: You stayed in Tasmania. PETER CUNDALL: Yeah. GEORGE NEGUS: And... and, uh, life took some pretty interesting turns from that point on. Let's have a look. Then we can talk about that. PETER CUNDALL: The first thing I did when I got demobbed in Tasmania I was put as a trainee on a farm. I worked there for about a year, milking cows twice a day. But after a while, I realised it wasn't for me. I wanted to do something else. And also, by that time, of course, I was married, kids were coming on the way. So I then moved to Launceston and settled there in a war service home. And, of course, Tasmania is the perfect gardening place. As soon as I left the army, I could hardly wait to get stuck into it. In fact, I put a little ad in the paper saying, "Gardens cleared, pruning", all that sort of thing. And I was amazed. I got about 30 replies in two days. And so, I was right. And so, that's what I started doing going round and fixing up gardens. My passion for gardening I think that the very smell of the soil started it off. And it's one of those things that... it's a place of tranquillity. Even whether you're working hard in a vegie patch or in the ornamental garden, it's a place where it's not just peace, but it's also the most reassuring place on earth, as far as I'm concerned, because no matter what's happening in the world, things are still happening at the same rate in the garden. One day, I happened to be pruning the roses of the manager of the local radio station and he said to me, "Look, we've just started a new thing," this is late 1960s "It's called radio talkback. How about coming on our station and giving people advice over the air?" So we tried it out and believe it or not, the switchboard was absolutely blocked with people and I realised there was a feast of things happening out there. And for me, it was the beginning of a new career. Australia was then leading the world in gardening television. We were the very first to actually landscape a garden completely from scratch. I'd been making television programs in Tasmania for about, what, almost 20 years, I think. And then one day, they decided to start the national gardening program 'Gardening Australia'. And so they came to me and said, "We'd like you to be on 'Gardening Australia'. But you realise, of course," said the official from Sydney, "that with your unfortunate accent, you could never, ever be the main presenter." So I said, "Well, why not? What's wrong with my accent? I know it's strange." "The trouble is," he said, "it's unfortunately rather working-class." And I said, "So what's wrong with that? I mean, I'm a gardener. What's wrong with that?" I don't know what happened, but the bloke who said that is long gone and I'm still here. GEORGE NEGUS: I meant to talk about your working-class accent. I'm not absolutely sure you should be in this studio! You haven't lost any of your accent, have you? PETER CUNDALL: I've tried desperately to talk posh like you, really. GEORGE NEGUS: I talk posh? PETER CUNDALL: No, actually, I was looking at that picture there of me with my long hair, thick hair. GEORGE NEGUS: Bit of a spunk, actually. PETER CUNDALL: I thought, "My God, look at that. I was so sexy and I didn't know it and now it's too late." GEORGE NEGUS: You couldn't take advantage of it! But why did you think that gardening and landscaping was the way to go? PETER CUNDALL: When I was in Launceston, when I really... I mean, I started doing gardening. And then I found that I was competing with people that had a job but were working on a weekend and then also doing a bit of gardening. And the only way to compete, I've since discovered, was to always do everything as good as you possibly can even better than anyone else. GEORGE NEGUS: Why are you so good at the business of horticulture and gardening? Why can you do what you do and others can't? PETER CUNDALL: I... Well, I think everybody can. That's the point, you see? And that's one of the main reasons why here I am, probably the oldest bloke on telly, still at it because... GEORGE NEGUS: I'm gettin' there. PETER CUNDALL: Oh, yeah. But I'm helping people to develop their own gardens. I'm trying to say to them, "Look, you can do this. This is how easy it is not only to grow your own fruit and vegetables, but also to grow and make and create your own garden and suddenly realise you've got another world." GEORGE NEGUS: How do you explain the success of 'Gardening Australia'? Because it's been a phenomenal success with such a long life. PETER CUNDALL: I would because I've got enormous confidence. I also know of this extraordinary demand for this kind of knowledge. Look, people are trying to, in a way, escape, to some extent. They're also looking for something that's reassuring, something that's reliable. We're in a world that's changing so rapidly and things are happening but if you go into the garden and you sow seeds or put a plant in, they still germinate at the same way... at the same rate, they still grow at the same rate, you still pick your apples at the same time or clip your roses or whatever at the same... There's something secure about gardening and that's what people need, I think, and that's what they want. GEORGE NEGUS: I'd never thought of it that way before. Because the food that you grow in the garden, that we consume, is essential no matter what technology does to the rest of our life, we still need that, and we still need the beauty that comes from flowers and trees, etc and the tranquillity and peace of actually being in the garden, as you said. So why do so many people have concrete backyards? PETER CUNDALL: Because they don't know. They don't realise how easy it is and it is easy. You know, it's quite easy to do. Of course, the more experienced you become as a gardener, the more you know what corners to cut, you know? I mean, basically, weeding isn't a problem, you know? Pruning is a total delight, especially when I get stuck into a tree that needs it. GEORGE NEGUS: You do, you do you become an environmental marauder for a few moments when you start pruning. PETER CUNDALL: But I do. And it's a wonderful life, you know? And it's... Again, all the time, it's so blooming reassuring. GEORGE NEGUS: But you've moved on. I mean, even though you're still constantly doing... I said earlier you've put your spade where your mouth is and you're actually still very, very active with the things that you believe in environmental protection and preservation, organic food, etc. So, let's have a look. PETER CUNDALL: There's about three hectares here. It's quite cheap land. In fact, when we came here in 1980, it was absolutely barren all it was was a few sheep running around. The first thing I did was plant 1000 Australian trees all the way round. That brought in the birds. It meant that I could have the most wonderful organic garden. It's an ornamental garden, it's a fruit garden with several hundred fruit trees, all different, and it's a very big vegetable garden. So it's a place not only to enjoy, but a place in which I and all of us can survive and not only that, but help others to survive too.I think consciousness of the environment... It occurs when we see something beautiful in nature or we admire something. These days, when we look at a beautiful area, many of us are thinking, "Let's hope it remains like this. Let's hope nobody wants to move in and destroy it." I'm interested in the national parks, among other things. But they're already starting to encroach into the national parks and turn them into a commercial, profit-making industry and unfortunately, they get the full cooperation of people who we elect to protect the very national parks that we have. In the final analysis, there's no doubt in my mind that the only thing that makes politicians do anything is when there's a mob breathing down their neck. And when people do the very difficult thing and that is go out into the streets with a banner and walk along there and say, "This is what we think. This is what we want to do. This is what we want to protect." If there's a lot of 'em, they take notice. In the past, people have been relatively apathetic. In fact, much of the earlier destruction took place because of ignorance. But the marvellous news is that these days, people are taking an interest. Of course, if you get involved in the media making television programs, which is busy and that means you've got to sacrifice a certain amount of home life. I've tried to balance it in some ways but, of course, sometimes it does put a strain on the family. I think the family is the very core of society, so the pleasures I take is seeing your children turning out into great people. And if I see my boys being kind to people, I know I've won something. As far as I'm concerned, when I die, I don't even want a tombstone. Well, if there is one, a blank one. And if they have to write anything on it, all it would say would be, "Forget this bloke. You've got enough to worry about." GEORGE NEGUS: I don't have to tell you this, but you're gonna be a bit hard to forget, Peter. You're being admirably modest, but people will remember you for a while. Why was I not surprised to see you with Bob Brown? How do you explain the fact that with the disillusionment with the major parties, the Green vote in this country is going up all over? PETER CUNDALL: It's sad, in a way, to see great parties... Like the Liberal Party and the Labor Party, in a way, they're kind of struggling at the fringes, because people are turning away. But the driving force is what's happening to this planet. What's going on? Who's destroying it? And above all, the main driving force in the world today, unfortunately, is greed. It's driving everything. And that's why, as far as I'm concerned, I'm gonna spend the rest of my life 'cause I'll never retire fighting it. GEORGE NEGUS: No, your.. .your name and 'retirement' don't seem to go together. It's interesting to see you there with your son. Um, do you th... I mean, as a result of your success and I know you probably would eschew that term, you probably wouldn't identify with it but you're now a comfortable person, as far as a radical goes, a comfortable radical. Do you think that your kids, and mine, for that matter, have missed out on something because they didn't have to do it tough the way you did? PETER CUNDALL: In a way, but you can't make them go through it just because it hardens them. It toughened me up, there's no question about that, the background. GEORGE NEGUS: And politicised you. PETER CUNDALL: Absolutely. But then again, the modern young people, they're politicised too. I mean, there's no question about it that they are very, very much more conscious of the environment and what's happening to it, but also take great notice about what's going on. I mean, they watch what's going on. A war might be approaching they think of conscription. You know, that kind of a thing. GEORGE NEGUS: So you hold out a lot of hope for the so-called younger generation? PETER CUNDALL: Absolutely. I think they've got an incredibly difficult role to hold. I had a hard one. They had it relatively easy but their future is much more insecure. That's the difference. GEORGE NEGUS: We saw your wife. How does she put up with you? We talked about having tough times. Are you tough to live with? PETER CUNDALL: Er, I think I'm probably difficult to live with. I kind of absolutely... I'm really passionate not just about the environment, but I'm passionate about just about everything. The only thing I'm not interested in is I'm not interested in sport or horseracing or business things. In fact, if I buy a paper, I throw that lot away. I'm just an absolutely fanatical... GEORGE NEGUS: How have you survived in this country not being interested in sport? PETER CUNDALL: I don't know. I must admit, I could get addicted to soccer. GEORGE NEGUS: I am. PETER CUNDALL: I know you are. But, at the same time, I've been to watch Australian Rules matches and I'm absolutely fascinated by the audience. I'd sooner stand and watch the audience than watch the game. I mean, I've never seen such amazing fans and, of course, it's a very powerful culture. I'd hate to see Australian Rules Football ever decline, because when you look at the fans, when you see people come along with their families, it's such a massively important part of Australian life. GEORGE NEGUS: Um, the whole 'organic' question, the whole genetically modified food question, the protection of the environment generally, um, methods of food production this has all, obviously, become part of your... not new thinking, but part of the natural progression that you've gone through... PETER CUNDALL: Yes, very much so. GEORGE NEGUS: ..from just being a humble gardener to somebody who's now passionate about not just gardening but the way we garden, what we garden, what we do with our environment generally. PETER CUNDALL: Very much so. And in fact, I see also, you know, genetic modification of food crops in particular, as nothing more than an expression, once again, of greed. GEORGE NEGUS: Do you think anybody... I mean, I was watching you pick the broccoli there in your garden, and it was snapping off a crisp snap that you could hear. Do you think that people who haven't grown things ever really understand what it's like to have fresh food like that, where you can walk off your back veranda and snap off a flower of broccoli? PETER CUNDALL: That's right. And it's great. And you see, I picked an apple, and the apples taste like apples used to taste. And my tomatoes taste like tomato... They've got flavour. GEORGE NEGUS: That's good to know. You must get pretty angry about the fact that most supermarket foods don't... Apples don't taste like apples, tomatoes don't taste like tomatoes. PETER CUNDALL: There's a reason. The reason is if they're grown organically and I know it sounds dreary it's because they're full of the very minerals our bodies are often craving for. That's why. Look at me. At my age seventy-bloomin'-seven... In three years, I'll be 80. And yet, there's nothing wrong... I don't even wear bloody glasses! GEORGE NEGUS: Oops! Don't remind me of that! PETER CUNDALL: My teeth are falling out... But, no, it's true. And yet, there's absolutely nothing wrong with me. GEORGE NEGUS: And you put it down to the way you've eaten? PETER CUNDALL: And gardening. And hard... It appals people. I talk about it. There's nothing better than hard, physical work and I... every day, I work hard, right? And, I mean, there's no greater joy than to see a tree that urgently needs pruning and go berserk on it. GEORGE NEGUS: Peter, there's one very profound question I have to ask you before we close. How do I stop my coriander going to seed? PETER CUNDALL: That's a good one, because it will always go to seed. What you do with coriander is keep planting it and planting it all the time and, in fact, it must go to seed. It will always bolt to seed. GEORGE NEGUS: Why did I know you'd have an answer? Peter Cundall, great to talk to you. PETER CUNDALL: Always marvellous. Thank you.


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4145 Johnson StHigh Point, NC 27265
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Facebook, like many internet properties who offer up free services and content, makes money from advertisements. Since the world hates advertisements, Facebook is introducing some new tools to users to help improve the ad experience when using the social network. But because they are giving you more power over the ads you see, they are also going to start bypassing your ad blocker, should you use one. (more…)
Facebook is Testing End-to-End Encryption Via Messenger With 'Secret Conversations'
Beginning now, Facebook and the Messenger team are testing a new option inside of Messenger, one catered to those who prefer discussing certain matters in a more discreet fashion. Called Secret Conversations, this end-to-end encrypted messaging feature is designed to be read one-on-one, meaning the thread is limited to a single device for each person in the conversation. For example, if you begin a Secret Conversation on your desktop with a friend, you won't be able to see it on your smartphone or tablet. (more…)
Facebook News Feed to Show More Friends, Less Pages
Facebook is revamping your News Feed yet again, but this time, actually has its user's interests and not business in mind. Shocking, I know. Over the next few weeks, your News Feed will now display more posts from your friends and family (or whoever you follow on FB), instead of making Pages a priority.
These changes will primarily affect those who have many friends, as it's possible that many status updates are being missed due to how many folks you follow. To ensure you are not missing those pregnancy announcements or new puppy dog pictures, News Feed will be making a priority of bringing those posts to the top. (more…)
Instagram Hits 500 Million Users, 300 Million Use it Every Day
Instagram announced this morning that the service has hit 500 million users, with 300 million of those people using it every day. That's a lot of dinner pictures. Additionally, 80% of users are currently outside of the US, making Instagram truly a global service, allowing folks to get a look at the experiences of friends from all across the world. (more…)
You Can Now Leave Video Comments on Facebook
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Facebook Messenger Users, You Now 1,500 New Emoji to Play With
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Inside of the update, FB is bringing 1,500 newly designed emoji to public, including gender-agnostic options and multi-colored emojis. For multi-colored emoji users, they will get to determine the skin tone they prefer, including dark, pale, or The Simpson's yellow. For those who prefer female emoji, an entire set of emoji catered for ladies is also available, including a female police officer, female runner, and others.
However, probably most importantly, FB is rolling out a new emoji standard for all users (iOS included), which means no one will be confused by that odd looking smiley face from iPhone users anymore. All emojis, regardless of platform, should look the same. No more emoji confusion! This also includes the times when you are sent an emoji, but your system does not recognize it, leaving you with a blank box. FB wants to cut that experience out completely. (more…)
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Most of the sales in Neath Port Talbot over the past year were semi-detached properties which on average sold for £106,798. Terraced properties had an average sold price of £82,668 and detached properties averaged at £187,858.
Neath Port Talbot, with an overall average price of £118,387, was similar in terms of sold prices to nearby Rhondda Cynon Taff (£119,542), but was cheaper than Bridgend (County of) (£159,262) and Swansea (County of) (£161,012). The most expensive area within Neath Port Talbot was Rhiwfawr (£222,500) and the cheapest was Blaengwynfi (£49,400).
In the past year house prices in Neath Port Talbot were similar to the year before and similar to 2007 when they averaged at £121,210.


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Chief Craftsman at Scrum.org tapped to improve Microsoft's Visual Studio product line
Scrum.org announced today that its Chief Craftsman, David Starr, will soon be joining Microsoft as Senior Program Manager in Visual Studio ALM.
Since joining Scrum.org in 2011, David has driven significant improvements in all of Scrum.org's programs, and has dedicated himself to helping teams around the world improve their software development. David is leaving his post as Chief Craftsman for Scrum.org to help Microsoft continue improving Visual Studio to support agile software development practices.
In discussing his new role David said, "There is a saying that the tool sets the rules. As unfortunate as that statement is, it is true for many organizations who don't yet value people over process and process over tools. I look forward to delivering products that encourage good agile practices with a focus on better people interactions and higher quality software. Creating features for a product that is used by millions of software developers is humbling."
"It is with mixed emotions that we bid David farewell," said Alex Armstrong, Scrum.org's co-founder and VP of Business Development. "David has made incredible contributions through his work at Scrum.org, and we will miss him at each and every Daily Scrum. As part of the Scrum.org team, David has been directly helping to improve the profession of software development. We are excited that he will be able to continue to do so with a company as central in the software development universe as Microsoft," Armstrong continued.
"I have been privileged to work with the thought leaders at Scrum.org. The Professional Scrum Trainers and others in the Scrum community are some of the most committed and talented people contributing to our craft," said Starr.
"I will miss my interactions, heated discussions, and finally resolutions with David.," said Scrum.org founder Ken Schwaber. David drives integrity, and that is essential to Scrum.org's mission and to the well-being of our profession.
Asked about the significance of Microsoft's choice, Armstrong summarized, "By bringing a Scrum practitioner with David's unique mix of talents into a leadership role on its flagship ALM product, Microsoft is clearly telegraphing its commitment to supporting Agile and Scrum teams. Agile's influence in software development has been increasing steadily over the past decade, and this seems to be a clear demonstration of the trend continuing."
You can read more about David's future plans on his blog.
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Psst...Scrumy has an API now
It's a new month, and now there is a new Scrumy feature for Pro users: The Scrumy API. Pretty much anyone who has asked us if we have an API recently has already been directed to that page and has been able to access it, but now we're sharing our secrets with the world.
For the uninitiated, an API is an interface that we give to you in order to access the data that we've stored for you in a convenient way. Essentially, it allows you to write your own programs that interact with your Scrumy projects. If, for example, you wanted a big red button that moves all your unfinished tasks into the 'Done' column, you could build that yourself with a few clever API calls.
The Scrumy API is divided into two separate parts: REST and Webhooks.
The REST API allows you to get data from your projects in XML or JSON form using simple URLs. You can also manipulate your data by POSTing or PUTing data to those URLs. You can read all about it at the REST API documentation page.
Webhooks are very different. A Webhook is a URL for an application that you have running on your own server which receives data from us. This means that any time you create or change a task, for example, we will send a piece of data representing the change on your project to that URL. A simple thing you could do with this would be to send a tweet any time you finish a task. Read more at the Webhooks documentation page. Also, the demo is set up to use webhooks, but it works a bit differently than your projects. The demo will allow you to enter 5 webhooks, but none of them will be active for more than 5 minutes. So, if you just want to see how webhooks work, feel free to use the demo, but unless you want to be a jerk, use an empty slot. Then you have 5 minutes to test your heart out.
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Big Mean Sound Machine compels you to dance
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Dance, people! Move your hips, move your feet. Get out and shake it like you mean it.
Big Mean Sound Machine -- which will feature nine or 10 players at its Erie show -- does its part to entice you by featuring multiple horns and more percussion per square inch than most bands.
"We've evolved the band a lot, and the lineup has evolved, but the one thing that hasn't changed is the manifesto, if you will, of making people dance," Peters said. "Putting good music at people. Not like playing to a backing track and doing it the pop-music way of making people dance, but still doing original music and stuff we think is tasteful."
Big Mean Sound Machine can include anywhere up to 17 musicians, depending on the gig. Peters and four fellow musicians founded it.
"We were tired of playing in bands that didn't make people dance all the time," he said. "When people dance, it's a surefire way to know that they're into this right now. Also, we came together at a time when DJ music was the height of its popularity and live music was at its lowest, as far as response from the masses. That was one of the things that pushed us to do this."
Big Mean Sound Machine is an instrumental band, though Yao Foli (better known as Cha Cha) of opening act Mosaic Foundation will sing a few songs with them on Saturday. They cut a 2013 CD together, "Food for Thought."
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