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Favorite Bands: Metallica, RATT, CKY, Kix, Marilyn Manson, Damn Yankees, Rainbow, Motley Crue, LA Guns, Faster Pussycat, Pretty Boy Floyd, Def Leppard, Avenged Sevenfold, Slayer, Cinderella, Skid Row, Megadeth, My Darkest Days, Guns N Roses, Lizzy Borden, Night Ranger, Styx, Whitesnake, Anthrax, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, HIM, Bullet for my Valentine, Scorpions, Dokken, Slaughter, Enuff Z'Nuff, KISS, Warrant, etc, etc, etc.
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Summer Programs 2014
Carnivorous Critters
Before the museum opens to the public, join us for the unique experience of seeing the museum animals eat. Learn about the feeding habits of the turtles, frogs, fish, snakes, and more! Pre-registration required for Carnivorous Critters.
At least one adult must sign up with children. This program is designed to be interested for all ages!
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9:30am-10am
Members: $5
Non-members: $10
Feeding Frenzy
Join Aquarium staff as they feed the ever hungry creatures at the Aquarium before it opens to the public! The Feeding Frenzy is very popular so please register in advance.
At least one adult must sign up with children. This program is designed to be interested for all ages!
Monday-Saturday, 9am-10am
Members: $5
Non-members: $10
Meet the Animals
The Science Museum is home to frogs, turtles, snakes, and insects that you can safely touch in this unique program. If you love animals, this is a great way to learn about them up close. Pre-registration required. Ages 4-12.
Members: $5
Non-members: $10
Off Season Programs
Turtles and Tots
Get up close to our reptilian friends in this interactive program designed for our younger visitors. Learn what they eat, how they live, and see them move! After the program, check out all the other animals and exhibits on display in the Museum. Pre-registration required. Ages 2-5.
9:30am - 10am
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Ravenous Reptiles
It may be cold outside, but the snakes and turtles in the Science Museum are warm and happy. And hungry! Bring the family to see these creatures eat and learn about how they survive in the wild. Pre-registration required. Ages 4 to 100.
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My favorite memories are of those moments spent at my grandparents house. My grandma knew all my favorite foods and would make them every time I cam to visit. As a young child, I would go to the grocery store with her and she would buy me and 8 pack of crayons and a coloring books. Even when I visited during college, she would take me to the grocery store and buy me and 8 pack of crayons and a coloring book, for memory sake. When I had children of my own, she began taking them and buying them an 8 pack of crayons and - yep - a coloring book.
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In high school, we had an assignment where we had to interview a World War II survivor to learn first hand what the world was like then. I will never forget sitting knee to knee with this older gentleman and learning about the hunger that sat constantly in the pit of his belly, the long lines at the gas stations as you waited to get just the few gallons of gas your ration coupons would buy, the feeling of knowing that a loved one was never coming home.
My experiences with my own grandparents always makes me think, it is too bad we don't show more multi-generational relationships in ya lit. So today, I want to spotlight a few titles that I think show the wisdom that comes from being in relationship with the generations before us.
The Rules of the Road by Joan Bauer
Truth be told, Bauer does this really well in a lot of her titles. But Rules of the Road is my favorite. It's kind of like Driving Miss Daisy, but with a teen doing the driving.
Going Vintage by Lindsay Leavitt
When Mallory finds a list from her grandmother's high school years, she sets out to complete it. She swears off all modern life and dives in head first, thinking her grandma's life was so much simpler than her angsty life today. Along the way she learns that the teenage years are always the same, the various tools are simply different. Mallory's grandma shows tremendous compassion and wisdom while being a genuine person, warts and all.
The Sweetest Thing by Christina Mandelski
Sheridan is known as "Cake Girl" in the town that she has lived all of her life, where she can just walk a hop, skip and a jump away to see her grandmother. When her father gets offered a chance to have his own cooking show in New York, her life may change forever.
Wake (Dream Catcher #!) by Lisa McCann
Janie gets sucked into other people's dreams, and some of them put her in terrifying risk. Miss Stubin is also a dream catcher, and she helps Janie understand her gift. Wake is a suspenseful read.
A Long Way from Chicago by Richard Peck
While not technically YA, this is one of those classic books that everyone can - and should - read. Told in a series of story vignette, Long Way chronicles the summers spent by siblings Joey and Mary Alice at their grandmas house which is, as you might guess, a long way from Chicago. Funny, heart felt, this is a book families can sit around and read out loud together.
Please share your favorite titles that show teens interacting in positive ways with older generations.
(PS - I cried typing up this post. I miss you grandma.)


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Orbotix Sphero 2.0 iPhone, iPad, iOS Device App Controlled Robotic Ball
Introducing Sphero 2.0 - 2x faster, 3x brighter, and smarter than ever. Sphero 2.0 rolls at speeds of up to 7 feet per second and pairs to your device via Bluetooth with a range of up to 100 feet. Powered by induction charging and an internal smart robot, Sphero 2.0 also glows in millions of colors and is pet proof, waterproof, and ready for any adventure. As a bonus, 2 ramps are included in each box and you can choose from over 25 apps to launch a whole new world of mobile gameplay.
Faster: With a new engine, Sphero 2.0 is capable of running at speeds up to 2 m per second. Speed 2 times faster than the original Sphero. Trust us, this ball rolling knows.
Brighter: With the new multicolored LED Sphero 2.0 is 3 times brighter than the original Sphero and shines in undetectable to the naked eye colors. Night games are improving
Smarter: Built like a race car, all aspects of Sphero 2.0 were reconfigured to renovate and improve the accuracy of the driving experience. You'll never play the same way
Compatible with iOS and Android: With more than 25 applications available for Sphero, it is impossible that you're short game. Sphero 2.0 is compatible with iOS devices and Android 4.0 + on OS 2.2 +
List Of Contents:What's In the Box: Sphero 2.0, 2 ramps that provide instant fun and challenge, Inductive charging base to make your life easier, Quick Start guide to get you rolling problem free, Free games and apps available on the iTunes App Store and Google Play, Power Adapter (110V - 240V compatible, USA style plug)


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Dodge plans to produce 2,500 examples of the new 370hp HEMI V8 Charger Daytona that will be offered as a $2,995 package on the R/T and $2,500 on the R/T Road & Track models, for an MSRP of $32,990 and $36,495 respectively. The first cars will begin to arrive in dealerships in the first quarter of 2013.
Both Daytona models are available in Daytona Blue, Bright White, Billet Silver or Pitch Black colors, with the package adding dark accents in the form of satin black finishes for the front crosshair grille, the custom vinyl hood graphic, roof wrap, rear R/T spoiler and the "DAYTONA" graphic on the rear quarter panels.
The V8-powered sedans ride on bespoke 20-inch five-spoke polished aluminum wheels with Gloss Black painted pockets, while other features include a 'Daytona Blue' engine cover, performance 3.06 rear axle ratio, high-speed engine controller, paddle shifters with sport mode and performance steering and suspension.
As for the interior, the Road & Track models sports unique black performance Nappa leather and suede heated and ventilated seats with Daytona Blue stitching and piping, with the R/T offering the same look but with a cloth treatment for the seats.
Other touches include an aluminum trim surround for the 8.4-inch Uconnect Touch screen and gauges on the instrument panel, a Mopar bright pedal kit, a 552-watt 10-speaker Beats and a numbered "DAYTONA" badge.
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Dodge offers the 2012 Charger Pursuit with either a 292-horsepower 3.6-liter V6 or a 370-horsepower 5.7-liter HEMI V8 engine, with the company claiming that the latter delivers the police sedan segment's fastest acceleration times:
- 0-to-60 mph (5.83 sec)
- 0-to-70 mph (7.38 sec)
- 0-to-80 mph (9.18 sec)
- 0-to-90 mph (11.43 sec)
- 0-to-100 mph (13.65 sec)
The Detroit maker offers the Pursuit version with a choice of six factory-installed police packages, which include numerous goods such as a push bumper, front- and rear-corner LED lamps, and a siren speaker.
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It wasn't too long ago when LED (light-emitting diodes) lights were a feature one could only find in the top end premium cars. Today, they have become cheap enough to be produced in large quantities and as a result, are storming the car market.
LEDs are much more energy-efficient than conventional halogen bulbs because they do not generate light from heat. For example, a Visteon-designed LED headlight for a Bentley requires only 15 watts for the low beam, whereas an equivalent halogen bulb needs 65 watts to do the same job. They last longer as well; about 10,000 hours or 10 times longer than a halogen unit.
According to a forecast by London-based L.E.K. Consulting, by 2016, 29 percent of all vehicles made in North America will be fitted with LED taillights – an increase of 10 percent compared to this year.
L.E.K. Consulting predicts that only 1 percent of NA vehicles will have LED headlamps in 2016, while 12 percent will have xenon headlights.
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Matt Cooke On Changing His Game
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PITTSBURGH (93-7 The FAN) — Joe Starkey of Seibel, Starkey and Miller had the opportunity to sit down recently with Pens forward Matt Cooke.
Matt talks about reforming his game this season.
Matt thinks that he can still get under people's skin without being physical.
But Matt mentions that he is using video to find a way to be a little more physical.
Matt trusts the decision making by Brendan Shanahan that the rulings are made in everybody's best interest.
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The UAV Huginn X1 has been deployed in Africa to aid rangers against poaching in the Gondwana Game Reservation. The first pilot is in training and two drones has been shipped to the Gondwana Conservation Foundation. The drones will serve as surveillance units and monitor the savannah to keep the White Rhinos and other game safe. You can follow the projet on Gondwana Conservation Foundations website, here.
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With our new backpack solution it is easy to carry the Huginn X1 in rough terrain and the drone is deployed within miniutes. Read more...
Hazardous and contaminated areas can now be detected with the chemical detection kit using the Morphix Chameleon. Read more...
We are proud to announce that Sky-Watch's UAV Huginn X1 has achieved the French type approval B/159-NO/NAV. Read more...
We are happy to announce that Boeing and Sky-Watch will be working together on a new Smart UAV project. In cooperation with the Technical University of Denmark and InnovationsFonden, the two companies will be developing a new kind of UAV that will combine the advantages of existing rotorcraft UAVs with those of fixed-wing aircraft for longer range and endurance. Read more...
Sky-Watch designs and produces drone systems, that offers opportunities for visual inspection in several situations such as mine clearance, search for missing persons in catastrophe areas, visual inspection of inaccessible areas, inspection of contaminated areas etc. The drone is equipped with a camera, which can take high-resolution pictures and videos plus if needed, the on-board camera can be exchanged with a thermal camera in order to perform thermal photography. The drone has an integrated GPS, and the operator can control the drone safely from the ground without entering the problematic area.
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Pardon my tardy response. More importantly, thank you for your message.
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The Spring 2013 issue of BlackExpat.com is now online: http://blackexpat.com/new/magazine/
The Spring 2013 issue of BlackExpat.com is now online: http://blackexpat.com/new/magazine/
When: Permanent / Open daily (except 24, 25 and 26 December) 10.00am – 6.00pm
Where: Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London SE1 6HZ
Adm: Free
From War to Windrush exhibition at the Imperial War Museum in London promises to be an emotional and personal experience where black men and women personal stories will be told in a light of the world wars.
There will also be lots of public events organized in addition to this London exhibition. Lectures and interactive talks will give you an opportunity to learn more about topics reflected in from War to Windrush exhibition and share your ideas with others. Lectures will also include film clips, music and commentary and will take place monthly in the Museum.
The family event, Me, Myself and Others will offer an art activity that will examine individual identity in a global community.
Make sure you don't forget to visit From War to Windrush exhibition at London's Imperial War Museum and get an insight into real life stories.
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Afro Hair & Beauty LIVE 2012 – June 3rd & 4th Business Design Centre Islington, London
Afro Hair & Beauty LIVE loves to introduce revolutionary style ideas and this year we've scouted out the freshest and most talked about movers and shakers in hair and beauty industry to make the show's line-up more exciting than ever! We are happy to announce that two new areas called the Natural Zone and Afro Nail & Beauty Bar have been added to the crowd-pleasing exhibitor list, which is set to make every visitors experience to Afro more unique, informative and utterly indulgent.
Calling all Naturalistas
There has been a seismic shift in women choosing to wear their natural hair texture and with this fast-growing sector causing a storm on the internet, we have recruited a host of top brands such as Beautiful Roots, Mixed Chicks, Simply Organics, Joseph Alex Botanical to showcase their latest and most innovative products.
Those who have decided or are dabbling with the idea of transitioning from chemicals to natural may be confronted with the following concerns: Do you know how to look after your texture? Do you understand your curl pattern? Can you find the right hairstyle? All these questions can be answered at one of our exclusive seminars headed by a leading industry expert, who will be ready and waiting to impart their knowledge and unlock the secret to beautiful hair.
Popular hair care range, Root2Tip, has easy-to-follow advice for mothers who need guidance on how to look after their little ones' hair. Xina Boderick from Nature's Parlour will be conducting an essential seminar on natural skin care.
Natural Hair Ambassador from USA, Taliah Waajid, will demonstrate how to wear on-trend natural styles that are protective and suitable for any curl type.
Afro tip
To get the most out of these one-of-a-kind seminars, we suggest that you write down every question you have about natural hair and bring them along on the day. You can even bring photos of hairstyles you are interesting in wearing and have an expert help you choose what will work best for you!
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Budding Fashionistas and beauty enthusiasts who like to be seen rocking fashion-forward trends can treat themselves to a much sought-after 3D and free-hand nail art design. Spotted on the talons of Rihanna and Beyonce, trained technicians who will be at the show on both days, have a bevy of tailor-made styles that will transform nails pronto. Alternatively, why not take advantage of a free matching foundation consultation and colour analysis from the make-up pros will be on hand to give tips and tricks on how to revamp and upgrade make-up looks.
The Afro Nail & Beauty Bar offers a tranquil oasis that allows visitors to rest and relax while having a beauty treatment. There are a number of spa-like fixes to choose from such as Indian head massages, manicures, eyebrow and chin threading, waxing and eyelash extensions all starting from an affordable £5.
The event will take place on June 3rd and 4th at the Business Design Centre, Islington, London, N1.
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For a chance to win one of these great prizes go to the Diverse Dolls 4 All Facebook page, hit the Like button, and tell them the name of your favourite doll by writing on their wall. It is as simple as that.
More information on the dolls can be found at www.diversedolls4all.co.uk
The competition closes at 5pm UK time on Friday 6th April 2012 after which 3 winners will be picked at random. Entries are limited to one per person and the competition is restricted to those that reside within the EU. Entrants must also be followers of the Black Women in Europe Facebook page or of the Black Women in Europe blog. Prizes will be distributed randomly and there is no choice of doll. Good Luck .
2010 Power Lister Beatrice Acheleke continues to shine the light on diversity issues in Europe with the European Diversity and Business Congress.
László Andor, EU's Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion assumes the patronage of the European Diversity and Business Congress 2012!
The team of the European Diversity and Business Congress heartily welcomes you to 2012 and wishes you a perfect start in 2012!
Our offer: Europe's unique and leading D&I conference with over 40 top speakers from over 10 European countries plus Canada and the US
• Six groundbreaking panels on crucial topics around managing diversity, inclusion and business results
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• One intensive workshop that will revolutionise your career planning, a roundtable that provides you with insider knowledge on European diversity charters, trends and opportunities
• Our brand new EDIC Lab showcasing 4 trendsetting approaches on the future of BtoB and BtoC D&I and much more.
Your unique and exclusive benefits as a participant
• Getting into personal and direct contact, sharing and learning from the best in class D&I leaders
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0ver 40 excellent speakers including CEOs, Mangers, University Professors, Researchers, Top Politicians etc from Austria, Canada, UK, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, USA, Hungary etc have registered to speak at EDIC 2012. Take a look at our speakers online: http://www.
Nominations for the European Diversity Leadership Honours 2012
Nominations for the second edition of the European Diversity Leadership Honours are still open until Jan 20th; nominate your company or your clients in four different categories including Multi-cultural Working Environment, Creative Leadership, Innovative research findings and Work-Life-Flexibility.
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John Cage Video
Submitted by Bill Ritchie (not verified) on April 14, 2012 - 2:35pm.
Thanks for putting up this video - you recall I had a small part in the older Cage tape, and that was a privilege. Too bad it's not online. Or, is it? Dunno.
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In early 2009, I went to Venezuela to photograph a referendum that abolished term limits for the president, effectively allowing Hugo Chavez to lead the country indefinitely. Apparently it didn't do much good. Hugo Chavez passed away after fighting cancer. It'll be very interesting to see how the country changes with this new development. Here's a photo story I did in 2009 about the Chavismo movement.
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'Goodbye Comrade' from Palestine
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Supporters of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez react to the announcement of his death in Caracas
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La mitad de mi pais perdió a su héroe… #venezuela #historia #chavez
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'We go from summit to summit, while our people go from abyss to abyss'
Rest In Power Hugo Chavez
28th July 1954- 5th March 2013
Never forget the struggle. Viva Venezuela. Hugo Chavez, presente! 1954-2013. http://jaseshort.tumblr.com/post/44703760647/why-we-mourn-the-death-of-hugo-chavez
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has died aged 58, after 14 years in power.
Mr Chavez had been seriously ill with cancer for more than a year, undergoing several operations in Cuba.
Crowds of supporters gathered outside the Caracas hospital where he died, chanting "We are all Chavez!"
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With the news of Hugo Chavez's death, Venezuelan supporters took to the streets to mourn the loss of their president.
Chavez's death has devastated his millions of supporters, who loved him for his charisma, anti-US stance and oil policies that helped bring subsidized food and free health clinics to the country's slums.
Photos by AFP/Getty Images
Under President Hugo Chavez, Venezuela was one of Russia's most important trading and military allies in Latin America. He repeatedly visited the country and met with the Russian authorities to discuss cooperation between the two countries.
Here you can find a photographic series documenting the highlights of the partnership with Russia and Chavez:
Source: ITAR-TASS
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Have really enjoyed Golden Gate park and running along the bay so far... Did a trail half marathon in santa clara that was also fun.
Love running! Just moved to SF and would love to meet people and see what the area has to offer.
Look forward to see you soon! http://www.meetup.com/mandarin/
Simon, 很高兴认识你, 下次活动再见.
Welcome to Bay Area Beer Socials!
Hey Simon- I wasn't planning on meeting anyone prior to the Bridge to Bridge run. Since I'm taking the N Judah- I'm hoping to get to Justin Herman Plaza in time for the race:).
I wouldn't mind meeting up for a post-race beer.
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Welcome To Brig Square Holiday Cottages
Self Catering Holiday Cottages
Brig Square Holiday Cottages (circa 1648) Wells-next-the-Sea, are built on the beautiful Norfolk Coast. Open all Year friendly resident owned, children welcome. Cottages are well equipped & very well maintained. Private parking, close to quay, shops, restaurants pubs, nature reserves, Holkam Hall & much more.
Ray Hewitt was amongst the first to offer self catering family holidays in Wells, it took several years to renovate the Square. He established the business shortly after arriving home from a seven year stint in Australia where he qualified in Master Boat & Property Building.
A unique Experience
The character of each cottage will make your holiday unique: home from home comforts & very clean standards ensure that you have a pleasant stay. On your arrival you will find a warm welcome and be shown around without waiting to find keys: there will be help at hand anytime day or night, your peace of mind is an important part of your holiday.
Private off road Parking - Views to the Marshes & out to sea - Gas central Heating - Micro Wave - Traditional Cooker - Fride / top freezer - Washing Machine - Drying Facilities - Kettle - Toaster - Water Filter - Iron - Hair Dryer - Freeveiw TV - DVD - Books - Travel Cots - High Chair - StairGates - Bedding supplied - Privately laundered - Please Cot Bedding - South facing gardens - Drying Area - Garden Furniture -


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The Overpaid Jokers at TheStreet.com
I've met Cramer twice now, and I don't know, I kind of like him. It's true he's not a suave Master of the Universe type—he plays up his Jersey-by-way-of-Philly bumpkin side, the rumpled shirts, the wife and kids back home, the humble offices of his Wall St. hedge fund Cramer, Berkowitz & Co. It's true he's an odd combo, part media guy (he edited the Crimson at Harvard, worked as a daily newspaper reporter for a while, became a financial columnist, which he still does at TheStreet.com, tv talking—often shouting—head), part stock maven who's been investing, as his legend has it, since grade school. Yes, there was some boilerplate and some shtick in the interview, but a lot of people who are getting interviewed too much fall into that. And, yes, the image he's parading lately—poor, aggrieved Jimmy Cramer, feelings terribly bruised by all the beatings he's taken in the media—wears awfully thin when you remind yourself he's worth tens of millions of dollars now. That buys a lot of hankies.
I met with him and Dave Kansas, the 32-year-old editor-in-chief at TheStreet.com. Kansas, who also made paper millions from the IPO, had been a reporter at The Wall Street Journal for five years when Cramer came calling. Although he's as quiet as Cramer is loud, they seem a good match, both workaholics, both "new media" boosters. Regarding Kansas, even among envious colleagues the consensus has been it couldn't have happened to, etc. Although it has lost money each year since 1996, despite a large infusion of venture capital in '98 and the larger bundle from the recent public stock offering, TheStreet.com has grown to where it has, Kansas says, a staff of 150, including 65 people full-time on the editorial side, with branches here and on the West Coast and a few desks covering overseas markets. Plus new linkages online (a new partnership with Salon) and on tv (the new show on Fox).
You're both journalists, but nobody ever asks you journalism questions. They just want to know about your money.
JC: I sure wish they would. I'm so much more interested in that. You'd be the first. Dave and I have struggled mightily since 1996 to explain to people that what we were trying to do was create a better form, a more interesting, more compelling, more accurate, more accountable, more hard-hitting form of journalism. And no one has ever point-blank asked us, 'Were you in it for the money?' 'Cause if they had, they would have known that for three years that was comical. I've read seven months' worth of what a creep I am because we made some money, and we haven't made any money, and I thought what we'd done before that was pretty good. The IPO really took away a lot of the excitement of what I regard as what we're doing.
Come on.
How so?
JC: Because it changed the whole focus. It didn't change the focus internally. Dave is the focus internally. Dave knows that the focus is good editorial. I feel grieved by the IPO. When I think about the IPO I think about [the cover illustration of] the big puffed-up head of mine in The New York Observer [and an article] saying I'm worth $200 million. It makes me sick.
You write for them. I thought you were buddies with [editor] Peter Kaplan.
JC: I'm buddies, I'm buddies, it doesn't matter. People make fun of buddies in this world. I just wish people had looked at what we've accomplished. Who sets up a newsroom anymore? We're like the first bona fide employer of journalists in America since like P.M., and the crap we get is that we're swashbuckling opportunists.
DK: I think it's entertaining to watch people react to what we've done. We've worked really hard for three years to build something from scratch, basically. Before we were public everyone pissed all over us. (Cramer laughs) Now we go public and everyone's like, "They're too successful." Overnight we went from being the jokers to the overpaid jokers.
JC: This is a capitalist country. People perceive us as winners, whether we've cashed out or not. I think that's nice. It's great to be alive in the 90s. But it's not what this is about. It tends to be brought up particularly by people who've never read TheStreet.com.
DK: People who are critical of us, it's always the same thing in different clothing, different times: How dare some organization come and ruin the status quo. Whether it's Wall Street brokers or The New York Times. I mean, The New York Times is our partner [the Times, and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., both made significant investments in TheStreet.com], and in The New York Times Magazine Max Frankel writes on Sunday that we're just a bunch of "buzz merchants." You know, Max Frankel thinks that television should not have been invented. And another thing, he's writing in The New York Times Magazine, which ran a big article on Kubrick, and—shockingly!—there's all these big ads for…Kubrick's new movie.
JC: Buzz merchant. I don't despise the ground that the Tina Browns walk on, but I'm not going to be at the Statue of Liberty [for Tina's Talk party]. If I were invited I wouldn't go, but I won't be, because I'm a schlubby guy who goes home to his wife and kids in New Jersey. To be a buzz merchant repulses me.
You're not on the invitation list? Multimillionaire media personality? You're a celebrity. (Kansas laughs) You've written that you think she should have started up talk.com instead of Talk.
JC: Definitely. It's perfect for the Net. Short pieces that have very little shelf life.
DK: Chatter.
JC: It makes no sense to do Talk. It's silly. It's a big waste of money and trees.
DK: (grinning) We're all environmentalists here.
JC: But that's a different world over there. That's a world that's based on a level of glamour that I am not comfortable with.
Is it truly new media versus old media?
JC: It's actually worse than that. Old media is a group of [editorial] guys sitting around pissing on the business side, because the people on the business side, who are making three times as much, they play a lot of golf, they go golfing a lot, and not only that, I don't know if I've mentioned that they golf. The journalists work really hard, and they're the "content," but their lot in life is to be really miserable while the other guys go to Canoe Brook or Wing Foot and Piping Rock. That's old media. And the reason it works like that is because most of old media is designed to bring it to your door. It ships here and then it ships there and then it's bundled here and then it's boxed there and then it's unboxed here and then it's unbundled there and then it's delivered to you by hand, or maybe it's postal. Like diapers were done before Pampers, like milk before the supermarket. That's the way it is.
New media, content is everything. The people who write the content get paid. I can tell you from my Communist days, Marx and Engels make a lot more sense in understanding old versus the new media than Adam Smith does…because the old media guys are so liking their chains. I find them looking at us and saying, "Look at those stupid free people making that money. Those morons. Don't they know they should be in fetters watching the business side play golf?" Stalin said the peasants truly like their chains.
Then why are they investing in you?
DK: That's the business side. The business side is getting wise. These big media companies are trying to figure out how to play in the new space. They laughed at Internet journalism for a long time. It's like Bloomberg. They figured they'd ignore him and he'd go away. Well, they ignored him and he put Dow Jones right out of business, basically. All the media did that with new media on the large scale, They ignored it, ignored it, ignored it, and now it's not going to go away.
JC: Intel, Cisco, Motorola, Lucent, Microsoft—these are powerful companies. Versus Knight-Ridder, Gannett, New York Times, Washington Post—these are not powerful companies. The market capitalization of Intel, Microsoft, Cisco is dependent upon newspapers going out of business. Those guys are vicious competitors, and if they have to put newspapers out of business, they will. And we will be the beneficiary.
There does seem to be a fair amount of envy among other journalists who aren't suddenly millionaires like you two.
JC: You know, when I started this I said, for the first time in my life, after making… [He pulls out his wallet, fishes in it, removes a very old, crumpled, torn paycheck stub.] I always look at this to remind me of the proletariat days. You take a look at what I made at the Tallahassee Democrat, which was $240—but look, that's with four hours overtime—so that's 200 bucks a week.
How old is that paystub?
JC (examines it): This is from 3/15/78. This is the salad days.
You were making $7.50 an hour.
JC: You bet I was. And I said, "You know what? I'm gonna devise a business model so that this never happens again." I wanted the journalists all to have an equal stake in the business.
How many of the 65 people in editorial have a piece of the company?
DK: Everybody.
So everybody made something.
DK: Oh yeah. Due to the technicalities of IPOs it's locked up for six months—
JC: But everybody got stock… And not like The Wall Street Journal, where everybody got like 57 shares… But everything gets lost in the translation to my blown-up head on the cover of the Observer.
And what was up with that Suzanna Andrews piece in the June Vanity Fair?
JC: That was bad. Sheesh.
You and [editor] Graydon Carter aren't buddies? Not through Kurt [Andersen]?
JC: I've never met Graydon Carter. No, that was a skein of bad luck, bad press.
You really did get a run of terrible articles.
JC: That wasn't just a pothole, that was the old Miller Highway before they tore it down. That was nasty.
Still, you can't feel that bad, given the way things have turned out for you. Some bad press, so what?
JC: No, but I would lie to you if I told you that I am so tough… If I were an actor and I got these terrible reviews it would crush me… I read that [Vanity Fair piece] and it was, "He's a hack. He's a hack. He's a hack. Well, people say he's despicable, but he's really just a hack." And you know, I spent my whole life trying not to be a hack. That's the essence of why I get up at 3 in the morning and work till 11 at night. Everybody in my family tells me I work too hard and I'm like, listen, I never wanna be a hack, never wanna be a hack, never wanna be a hack. Didn't want to be a hack in high school, college, law school, American Lawyer, Goldman Sachs, blah blah blah. And there it is, the 8000-word Cramer is a Hack. There's no coming back from that. It stung. Let's find the meanest thing we can call Cramer. Let's call him a hack… I did love that blind quote, "He's despicable, but he loves his wife." … The Jim Cramer as Goebbels thing was kind of disappointing. You know, he is not Himmler, he is Goebbels. That was okay. Thank you very much, Graydon Carter. I'm glad you managed to pin me down…
My friend Marty [Peretz] was portrayed as being my enemy. I've only talked to him like a billion times since the article.
Really? I came away from that article thinking you guys were over, finished, kaput.
JC: (to Kansas) I've spoken to him how many times today? As I said to her repeatedly after she came to us, "Listen, we patched it up." She was like, "Yeah, uh-huh." I think she'll have to live with that piece for the rest of her life. I asked the photographer when he called, "What do you think? Should I sit for this?" He said, "What, are you kidding? It's a total hatchet job." I asked the factchecker when she called, "Well, how is it?" She said, "Oh, you don't come out too good." I'm like, this is great. This is a goddamn 18-wheeler coming down the pike. Graydon Carter—I am so not owned by Paramount or Disney, or Tina Brown, or Si, or Morton—I'm so not owned by that constituency. I'm somebody from Philadelphia, you know? I'm so provinces. I'm so boonies to them that you can run me over with your 18-wheeler and there won't be a single Barry Diller call to defend me. There won't be a single call from the people at the Four Seasons saying why did you do this to my friend Jim Cramer. 'Cause those aren't my friends.
Where are your friends?
JC: My friends are all out in Summit, NJ, playing with my kids like I should be. My friends you will see as I coach soccer in the suburbs. I'm going up against Graydon's team. He's coaching third grade. He and Liz Smith are co-coaching. With Mort. He's coaching Peewees.
How many subscribers do you have now?
JC: It's like McDonald's, millions and millions served.
DK: Surfed.
JC: (laughing) Surfed.
DK: Roughly 60,000. We have to be careful what we report, because we're in the [second quarter] earnings period right now.
JC: I used to talk about this with Kurt Andersen. Like when we were 18,000, he'd say, "Jim, you know…" And I'd say, "But on the Net that's…" And he'd be like, "Well, you can't use that dog year-people year thing." But it's a big deal to get people to pay.
DK: And we have a great retention rate. Once they convert they stay.
JC: Our business model is like HBO. You get a premium product on top of your ISP, and people don't cancel. They take it and renew…
Everybody who's free says to us, "When are you going to go free?" And I say to them, "When are you going to go paid?" We have proved that you can go paid if you offer 10 times the value. I find that people who want us to go free are already free and desperate to see us fail. We're making too much money paid to go free. It would be a colossal mistake. We think everybody who's subsidizing their webs will eventually lose, so much because their website—like The Washington Post or The New York Times—is so much better than the paper. The next generation—and it is a generational thing—like my daughter doesn't understand why I go down to the end of the drive to get the paper—and I've cut out two that I was having delivered—when it's on the PC and faster and better. As soon as we have the syntax where you can ask [an online] paper where the best fireworks are or where the best movies are, I don't think the paper document will hold any more weight in the family firmament than the cloth diaper does.
(Kansas' cell phones buzzes him. He flips it to his ear.)
JC: This could be Bob Rubin. (to Kansas) Is it Rubin or is it Greenspan?
DK: It's my mom. (laughter)
Your subscribers are like the ones for The Wall Street Journal's site—they come to you for the instant, up-to-the-second market figures they don't get from print, right?
JC: Sure. You can charge for business. It's much harder to charge for something like—let's take the case of Slate. If there was a print Slate, I probably would read it. But I'm used to receiving… (He points over his shoulder at a computer screen scrolling market data) Before there was the Net, I paid to have an individual pipe come into my place to give me the financial news scrolled. Now I have it, it's just not an individual pipe. There's no difference. It's just as fast. But Bloomberg charges you $1500 for what we charge 10 bucks. Instead of why shouldn't we go free, I think why shouldn't Bloomberg charge 10 bucks?
But then why are people willing to pay so much more?
JC: Because they [Bloomberg] have a huge infrastructure and they gotta pay for it.
No, but why do their subscribers pay more?
JC: Why were the dinosaurs so big? Those people haven't seen Fantasia. I know how it ends. Hey, they were tough sons of bitches, those dinosaurs, and it took some ice ages to bring them down, but they came down.
With all the capital you've raised, you still lose money, right?
JC: The decision to lose money, so to speak, is a decision to be big. There was an article in Forbes recently about briefing.com versus us, and it portrayed me as the hare. It was so galling, because it wrapped up all the negative thinking about what we're up to. On a revenue base, based on our original business model, we could have been in the black last year. But we'd be nothing, we'd be nobody.
Because you originally planned for smaller staff, fewer expenditures?
JC: Yeah. What did we have in revenues last year, $5 million? Well, $5 million, in my back of the envelope that I did with Marty Peretz back at the start, we'd be making money hand over fist. But we'd have no scale. We'd be nothing. We would be—(He pauses theatrically, then he and Kansas say simultaneously)—briefing.com! (They both laugh) The venture capitalists come in and they say, "Listen, you gotta spend some money." And I said no no no, because I'm a mom and pop guy. And they asked me, "You wanna be big? Or you just want to be a small newsletter?" And we said, "We want to be as big as you can be." We think we have a template to take over the world here.
Explain to me how TheStreet.com could have a market value of $2 billion.
JC: For one day.
Granted, for that one day [the first day of the IPO, when the stock price skyrocketed 220 percent]. But it's still, what, $850 million? Explain that to me. How is that value calculated?
JC: It's a present value of something that seems to me very exciting, but I don't want to engage in hype or say this is what you have to buy right now in order to realize the $50 billion dream Dave and I are concocting in our heads. It's an on-the-come situation. You're betting that we can continue to execute. I can say broadly, for most Net stocks. Amazon.com was at a billion. Yahoo was at a billion. Those were crazy valuations—if they didn't execute. But they executed and it turned out to be they were cheap.
DK: The basic thing is, a Net stock is going down a Montana highway 100 miles per hour. The person is making a bet that they go from point A to B at that speed. But the Net case is, a single pebble in the road could change the whole trajectory. So everyone's betting that it's a straight road. It's all on the come.
It would seem to me that all you online financial sites started with the advantage that your core audience were, as you said, already conditioned to look to the screen for information.
DK: But only 20 percent of our readership is institutional. There's a big chunk of people in Texas and Montana and California who are—
JC: We caught a wave of people who decided to take care of their own finances. We should have been out of business if people had not adopted a different model of how to run their own money. There's no reason for us to exist if the business model when I worked at Goldman Sachs still existed. It doesn't. People trust themselves more than they trust brokers now, and they'd rather trade off news that they believe is vetted and written fairly than off of research, which they believe is corrupt and on the take by investment banking.
Which brings up another complaint that's often written about, that Cramer talks about stocks that he's got a position in, he's pumping stocks to make himself money—
JC: Oh God, I disclose, I disclose, I disclose… I can't win. People say I shouldn't have a position, but even when I don't have a position I get in trouble. I got in trouble for WavePhore [he said on CNBC that speculators were shorting the stock, and the next day the stock price plummeted]. I wasn't shorted. The stock went from 12 to 5, and people accused me of being shorted. There's no way you can talk about stocks according to some people's rules. If you're long it you can't talk about it, if you're short it you can't talk about it, if you're not long, if you're not short—it sounds like we're the North Korean parliament, and that's why I live in America and they can all go to North Korea!
DK: These people who think that only pristine journalists should write about stocks, that's just stupid… If you have a philosophical belief that people outside journalism should not write about the stock market I think that's a severe disservice to investors and readers. They don't believe that people inside the arena can provide expert opinion the way people in politics or sports can? There's a simple answer: Have them all disclose where they're coming from.
JC: We have both. We have reporters, who are not allowed to hold any stocks, and we have commentators like me. When I read a negative article about Skechers by reporter Suzanne Kapner, I don't want to think, "Say, is she short that thing? Is that why she wrote that?" But if I read a negative commentary about Sun Microsystems by Jim Cramer, and at the bottom [is the disclosure that] he's
short it, I can take it with a grain of salt. That's how disclosure works, and that's why you don't want your reporters either hiding behind it or taking positions. They're supposed to be out there finding the facts. I'm a commentator, for God's sake.
All right, now I'll ask you about the money. Explain to me how it works. You, Jim, were worth $200 million the day after the IPO, now it's around $90 million. Dave, you were at $9 million, now it's like $4 million?
JC: Oh God…
I left it till the end.
DK: Here's the deal. We'd have to wait six months. But take Jim Cramer, to sell—he's a director of the company, he'd have to register with the SEC and say he's selling his stock. The truth of the matter is, the value of those shares would be such if he tried to sell that he can never sell [because if he dumped all his shares onto the market the value would plummet].
Me, my entire net worth in the world is with TheStreet.com. Literally. I have no diversification. Not even a car.
But on paper you're both filthy rich. Can you borrow against it? Get a mortgage or a car loan?
JC: No. You absolutely cannot. We bought a car last night. A Volkswagen Cabriolet. Very nice. It'll take three weeks. But I wouldn't even bring up the stock. "Could you sell that?" No. It's not a factor.
DK: If I wanted to get an apartment in Manhattan I couldn't. I can't use the stock.
The consensus is that the Net market bubble has burst, that you guys were one of the last big winners.
JC: Well, but the market's still very vibrant for Net… There was one today that was huge…. The issue is, if you have a Net company, it's more easily financed. Talk.com would still get the money. With all that buzz, with that Navy Yard thing? Oh, man, it woulda been so big! Instead, International Paper's the big winner. And Harvey Weinstein.
Last question: When's the big market correction coming? The Economist has been predicting it for what, a year now?
JC: Yeah well, and what's their circulation like? It's like Barron's has been predicting the big correction since 700, and what are their numbers like? Single-digit growth. My take is that you're in a benign environment… I'm not looking for anything big. I could see it going down a couple hundred, 300, 400, 500, but I don't think it's going to be thermonuclear war.
You've written that there's plenty of froth at the top end of the market. Will that be the correction—a few hundred points of froth off the top?
JC: Sure, that's the 300 or 400. But it wouldn't even make the front page of The New York Times. [pause] Those buzz merchants.


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Linda Carol Campbell
Linda Carol Campbell, 57, of Oxford, died Oct. 22, 2007 in Taylor. She was a member of Anchor Baptist Church and a receptionist with Holcomb and Dunbar Law Offices.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Oct. 24 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Anchor Baptist Church Cemetery. Dr. Gerald Hodges and Dr. Gerald Shook officiated.
She leaves her husband, Jerrel Campbell; a son, Jason Campbell of Fulton; a daughter, Lisa Summerford of Byhalia; her mother, Johnny Ford of Mt. Pleasant; three sisters, Ann Bumpas of Mt. Pleasant, Mary Skelton of Holly Springs, Deborah Breedlove of Michigan City; and five grandsons.
She was preceded in death by a brother, James Sidney Bumpas.
Pallbearers were Carl Sanders,
Tyler Sanders, Brandon Summerford, Dalton Summerford, Jim White and
James Ivy.
Betty Cowan
Betty Cowan, 57, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 26, 2007 at Baptist Hospital Desoto in Southaven. She was self-employed.
Visitation will be Wednesday from 2-5 p.m. Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Nov. 1 at Strawberry Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. Willie Jeffries will officiate. Serenity Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
She leaves a daughter, Sherolyn Cowan of Holly Springs; her mother, Bessie Cowan of Holly Springs; four brothers, Cliff Cowan Jr., Michael Cowan, both of Holly Springs, Jackie Cowan of Memphis, Tenn., Roger Cowan of Virginia; and five sisters, Patricia Harris of Byhalia, Linda Cowan of Holly Springs, Dorothy Oliver of Cordova, Tenn., Linda Thomas of Olive Branch, Sandra Dawkins of Waterford.
She was preceded in death by her
father, Cliff Cowan and a brother, Curtis Cowan.
Martha Jane Gammon
Martha Jane Gammon, 99, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 24, 2007 at Alliance HealthCare System in Holly Springs. She was the widow of William Cecil Gammon. She was a member of Believer's Baptist Church and a member of the Salvation Army in Memphis, Tenn.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Oct 28 at Holly Springs Funeral Home. Burial was in Early Grove Methodist Cemetery in Slayden. Bro. Billy Michael officiated.
She leaves three daughters, Leoda Carlock of Counce, Tenn., Dorothy Parrette of Memphis, Tenn., Emma Jean Gammon of Holly Springs; a brother, Nathan Rhea of Memphis, Tenn.;13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; 11 great-great-grandchildren; and three step-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a son, Sterling Gammon; and a baby boy, W.C. Gammon; two brothers, Vance and Will Rhea; two sisters, Minnie and Tiny Rhea; and a baby brother, Buddy Rhea.
Sonny Keith Holmes
Sonny Keith Holmes, 52, of Lamar, died Oct. 25, 2007 at his home. He was a truck driver with Waste Connections.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 27 at New Harmony Baptist Church, where he was a member. Burial was in the Holmes Family Cemetery. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy Holmes; a son, John Holmes of Lamar; two daughters, Tara Rhea of Walnut, Lacey Holmes of Lamar; his parents, Thurman and Marjorie Holmes of Holly Springs; two brothers, Jacky Holmes of Holly Springs, Patrick Holmes of New Albany; a sister, Ann Cox of Walnut; and two grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Adam Holmes.
Dock Morgan
Dock Morgan, 51, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 22, 2007 at Ruleville Nursing Home in Ruleville. He was a member of Samuel Chapel Baptist Church.
Services were held at 11. am. On Oct. 26, at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Samuel Chapel M.B. Church Cemetery. Rev. G.T. Thompson officiated.
He leaves his mother, Mattie Morgan; four brothers, Roosevelt Morgan of Holly Springs, Roy Morgan of Ripley, Walter Morgan of New Albany, Joe Morgan of Lamar; and four sisters, Mattie Morgan of Memphis, Tenn., Vaitor Joyner, Margaret Morgan, Ethel Hampton, all of Ashland.
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I am currently helping a friend who has a situation that I have never seen before. She was not able to access her user account. I went in uder my Adminstrative account in an attempt to remove her password (which solved the problem) During this process, however, while in Manager another User Account, I saw various accounts: Hers, Mine, Guest account and ASP.net Machine Account. I know that ASP is part of Windows Security, but do not think that the account should show when managing other accounts. Is this account a normal component of User Accounts and if it is displayed does it indicate that it may have undergone an unauthorized change? It does not appear on the welocme screen.
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Please refer to old thread from 2004, post #1, quoted here for eases of use:
When you installed updates or new software on your computer, you installed the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1, which contains a common runtime application that may be required by applications you're running. During this installation, an account named ASP.NET is created. If your computer previously displayed your desktop immediately after starting, you may notice a 'Welcome' screen when you start the computer with your existing user account and the ASP.NET account. This happened because there are now two accounts on your computer. The account does not allow remote or interactive login and only has "guest" level permissions. Therefore, it cannot be used by another individual or by Microsoft to log in to your machine. If you're just using your computer for personal use (i.e. if you're not a software developer who needs develop and test software with Internet Information Services (IIS)) you can safely remove this account in one of the following ways: 1) Delete the account, leaving the .NET Framework installed: • Launch the Computer Management tool within your Administrative Tools folder (under Control Panel) • Select the Local Users and Groups node • Click the Users sub node, highlighting the ASPNET account • Right click the highlighted account and choose delete 2) Uninstall the .NET Framework (note: this will cause applications using .NET Framework to stop working): • Open the Control Panel • Open Add/Remove Programs • Select Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 • Click Change/Remove Either of these approaches will completely remove the account from your system. More information about this problem is available on Microsoft's website at The Welcome to Windows screen appears when you start Windows XP after you install the .NET Framework 1.1
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By marfdrat on April 8, 2013
The Instapundit's observation here relates to guns and ammo, but politicians regularly display their ignorance on lots of subjects, like economics and energy. Unfortunately, it's usually in the midst of passing more ignorant laws that we, the hapless citizens, have to deal with.
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Of course, this is not a new theme, but this one is particularly high profile, since David Gregory knowingly broke D.C.'s gun laws -on national TV- after asking the police about it in advance.The double-standard here is infuriating, and somewhat disheartening. Adam Meckler broke a law he didn't know about – who would guess you have to have ammunition registered?
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MOTORSPORT: New boy Albert 11th on his bow
12:42pm Tuesday 28th October 2014
Jordan Albert came within seven points of ending his debut season in BRDC Formula 4 with a top-ten championship place during a challenging weekend at Snetterton.
MOTORSPORT: Powell has to settle for second best
12:41pm Tuesday 28th October 2014
Alice Powell had to settle for second place in the F3 Cup at Snetterton over the weekend.
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1:00pm Wednesday 22nd October 2014
Chipping Norton driver Alice Powell has her sights on glory at Snetterton this weekend when she competes in the F3 Cup.
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South American driver Fernando Urrutia will make his UK racing debut with the SWR Caterham F1 Driver Development Programme Team in this year's BRDC Formula 4 Winter Series.
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2:00pm Wednesday 1st October 2014
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw claimed a points double in the latest rounds of the EuroFormula Open season in Monza at the weekend.
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3:34pm Wednesday 24th September 2014
Pastor Maldonado completed an eventful weekend with a 12th-placed finish in Sunday's Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.
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3:31pm Wednesday 24th September 2014
Jordan Albert spoke of his delight after the British teenager secured his maiden BRDC Formula 4 Championship podium with a superb display at Donington Park.
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3:30pm Wednesday 24th September 2014
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1:30pm Wednesday 20th August 2014
Alex Palou came so close to a dream debut for the Chipping Norton-based Sean Walkinshaw Racing team at the BRDC Formula 4 Championship at Silverstone.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean aims to revitalise season
1:00pm Wednesday 20th August 2014
Lotus driver Romain Grosjean is hoping that the mid-season break will pay off when the Formula 1 championship resumes at Spa-Fran-corchamps this weekend.
MOTORSPORT: Lotus suffer more misery
4:15pm Wednesday 30th July 2014
The Enstone-based Lotus team had another weekend to forget in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
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11:30am Wednesday 23rd July 2014
Romain Grosjean had a weekend to forget at Sunday's German Grand Prix.
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11:00am Wednesday 23rd July 2014
West Oxfordshire motorcycle racer Steve Moody is looking to do even better when returning to the Isle of Man next month – five years after he last competed in the Manx Grand Prix.
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4:00pm Wednesday 16th July 2014
Romain Grosjean says he is determined to bounce back when he competes in this weekend's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim.
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2:00pm Wednesday 16th July 2014
Alex Dew raced to an impressive fifth podium of the season as he finished second in the BMW Compact Cup at Rockingham Speedway.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw has sights on podium
12:00pm Wednesday 16th July 2014
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw is eyeing a push for his first podium of the EuroFormula Open campaign when rounds nine and ten take place at Silverstone this weekend.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw takes career-best fifth place
2:00pm Wednesday 9th July 2014
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw raced to an impressive career-best fifth place finish in the EuroFormula Open at the Hungaroring.
MOTORSPORT: Lotus looking to Mercedes power
12:00pm Wednesday 9th July 2014
MOTORSPORT: Fernandes calls time at Caterham
11:00am Wednesday 9th July 2014
Tony Fernandes has finally brought the curtain down on his troubled ownership of the Leafield-based Caterham team.
MOTORSPORT: Maldonado fired up for Silverstone exam
2:00pm Wednesday 2nd July 2014
Pastor Maldonado says he is relishing his first British Grand Prix at Silverstone with Lotus, as he looks to break his points duck this weekend.
MOTORSPORT: Fernandes could call time at Caterham
1:00pm Wednesday 2nd July 2014
Tony Fernandes has dropped a broad hint he has bailed out of the Leafield-based Caterham team.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean says he'll keep battling
1:00pm Wednesday 25th June 2014
Romain Grosjean is convinced Lotus will get it right after he and teammate Pastor Maldonado again finished out of the points in the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean keen to get back on track
9:30am Wednesday 18th June 2014
ROMAIN Grosjean believes the Austrian Grand Prix's Spielberg circuit should suit the Enstone-based Lotus cars better on Sunday than the last two tracks they have encountered.
MOTORSPORT: Lotus duo have a day to forget in Canada
9:30am Wednesday 11th June 2014
Romain Grosjean and Pas-tor Maldonado had a Cana-dian Grand Prix to forget as the Enstone-based Lotus duo finished out of the points in Montreal on Sunday.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean looks for a repeat of 2012
3:32pm Wednesday 4th June 2014
Romain Grosjean is looking for a repeat of 2012 when he competes in this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.
MOTORSPORT: Powell savouring perfect weekend
3:25pm Wednesday 28th May 2014
Alice Powell is hunting more success after completing an amazing weekend in the F3 Cup.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean's happy with Monaco show
2:55pm Wednesday 28th May 2014
Romain Grosjean expressed his satisfaction after finishing eighth in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix, the first time he has completed a race in the principality.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean's aiming for Monaco points
2:00pm Wednesday 21st May 2014
Lotus driver Romain Gros-jean is aiming to build on the Enstone-based team's points finish in the Spanish Grand Prix when they race around Monaco's street circuit this weekend.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw misses out on German glory
1:00pm Wednesday 14th May 2014
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw just missed out on a brace of top-ten finishes in the first two rounds at the Nurburgring, Germany.
MOTORSPORT: Beer looks to top podium at Brands Hatch
11:00am Wednesday 14th May 2014
The Chipping Norton-based Sean Walkinshaw Racing team are targeting its first win of the season when the BRDC Formula 4 campaign resumes at Brands Hatch this weekend.
MOTORSPORT: Deadly Dew on song in Brands challenge
6:46pm Wednesday 7th May 2014
Bampton's Alex Dew continued his great run of form with a win and a second place in the second round of the BMW Compact Cup at Brands Hatch.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw home in seventh
6:44pm Wednesday 7th May 2014
Chipping Norton's Fergus Walkinshaw finished seventh in round nine of the Michelin Ginetta GT4 Super Cup at Thruxton.
MOTORSPORT: Powell's third in Rockingham bow
6:10pm Wednesday 7th May 2014
Alice Powell said she was determined to 'keep at it' after finishing on the podium in the second race in the Cooper Tires British F3 International Series at Rockingham Motor Speedway.
MOTORSPORT: Beer off to a flier on debut
7:03pm Wednesday 30th April 2014
Danish teenager Nicolas Beer starred on his debut for the Chipping Norton-based Sean Walkinshaw Racing team in the BRDC Formula 4 Championship opener at Silverstone.
MOTORSPORT: Pastor patches it up with Gutierrez
12:00pm Wednesday 16th April 2014
Pastor Maldonado has cleared the air with Esteban Gutierrez in the wake of their crash in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
MOTORSPORT: Team boss Walkinshaw happy with new faces
3:49pm Wednesday 9th April 2014
Sean Walkinshaw is backing his new batch of rookies to make an impact in the Formula 4 Championship after completing his driver line-up.
MOTORSPORT: Dew eyes Brands test
3:48pm Wednesday 9th April 2014
Bampton's Alex Dew aims to keep up the good work when he competes in the second round of the BMW Compact Cup Championship at Brands Hatch in Kent on Sunday, April 27.
MOTORSPORT: Maldonado calls for a crash probe
3:43pm Wednesday 9th April 2014
Lotus's Pastor Maldonado says they will need to assess what happened after he sent Esteban Gutierrez crashing out of the Formula 1 Bah-rain Grand Prix on Sunday.
MOTORSPORT: Lotus chief says they'll get better
6:35pm Wednesday 2nd April 2014
Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi is determined that the Enstone-based team will be competitive despite their poor start to the new season.
MOTORSPORT: Signs are good for Lotus
5:11pm Wednesday 26th March 2014
Lotus driver Romain Grosjean says he is looking forward to a straightforward run when the Enstone-based team competes in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw hit by double engine woe
12:00pm Wednesday 5th March 2014
Double engine failure during preparation for the opening round of the Euro Formula Open Winter Series at Paul Ricard in France hindered Sean Walkinshaw on his debut in the top class.
MOTORSPORT: Renault reveal concerns
9:00am Wednesday 5th March 2014
Renault has admitted it faces an "anxious" start to the Formula 1 season, that begins on March 16.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw warms up for season
12:00am Wednesday 12th February 2014
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw starts his preparations for the European Formula 3 Open season at Jerez in Spain on Friday.
MOTORSPORT: Maldonado eyes Lotus challenge
4:48pm Wednesday 4th December 2013
Pastor Maldonado has hailed his move to Lotus as a "fantastic opportunity" to prove himself at the wheel of a front-running Formula One car.
Maldonado joins Lotus F1
4:33pm Friday 29th November 2013
The Lotus F1 Team today announced that Venezuelan driver Pastor Maldonado would join the Enstone squad alongside Frenchman Romain Grosjean for the 2014 Formula 1 season.
MOTORSPORT: Grosjean jubilant as he takes second spot
3:41pm Wednesday 20th November 2013
Lotus ace Romain Grosjean admitted he probably had one of his best drives as he finished second in Sunday's US Grand Prix.
Kovalainen signs for Lotus
2:12pm Thursday 14th November 2013
Finnish driver Heikki Kovalainen will join Enstone's Lotus F1 Team for the final two races of the 2013 season as a stand-in for regular race driver Kimi Räikkönen, who is undergoing back surgery.
MOTORSPORT: Walkinshaw is seventh
5:53pm Wednesday 13th November 2013
Chipping Norton's Sean Walkinshaw had mixed fortunes as he completed his maiden season in the European F3 Open in Barcelona.
MOTORSPORT: No way back for Raikkonen
5:38pm Wednesday 13th November 2013
Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen has expressed his sadness after he was ruled out of the final two races of the season because of injury.
MOTORSPORT: Powell's delighted by return
6:17pm Wednesday 6th November 2013
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Using character illustration in website design can help you in many ways. I have shared some amazing websites that are making effective use of character illustration in their website design for your inspiration.Read More
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