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The Rainborowes : One Family's Quest to Build a New England
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The period between 1630 and 1660 was one of the most tumultuous in Western history. These three decades witnessed the birth of English America and, in the mother country, a vicious civil war that rent the very fabric of English social, political, and religious life. It was an era of death and new beginnings, and at its heart was one remarkable family: the Rainborowes. In The Rainborowes, acclaimed historian Adrian Tinniswood tells the story of this all-but-forgotten clan for the very first time, showing how the family bridged two worlds as they struggled to build a godly community for themselves and their kin. The Rainborowes' patriarch, William, was a shipmaster and merchant whose taste for adventure and profit drew him into the expanding transatlantic traffic between England and its colonies in the New World. Eventually two of his daughters settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, marrying into the upper echelons of New England society. Back in England, meanwhile, William Rainborowe's sons threw themselves behind the English parliament in its rebellion against King Charles I. So, too, did many New World settlers, who returned to England to fight for the parliamentary cause. When the monarchy was restored in 1660, many of these revolutionaries quit their homeland for New England, where their dreams of liberty and equality were much closer to being realized. Following the Rainborowes from hectic London shipyards to remote Aegean islands, from the muddy streets of Boston to the battles of the English Civil War, Tinniswood reveals the indelible marks they left on America and England--and the profound and irrevocable changes these thirty years had on the family and their fellow Englishmen in Europe and America. A feat of historical reporting, The Rainborowes spans oceans and generations to show how the American identity was forged in the crucible of England's bloody civil war.show more
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The Times (London) "Neither royal nor noble, [the Rainborowe family] were merchant seamen who changed history, and their stories make exciting tales that throw the political and military turmoil of the 17th century into sharp relief. We meet pirates, religious hardliners and sober thinkers from this radical dissenting family who unfailingly punched well above their weight and by sheer force of will left their mark on the era... This absorbing book brings us as close as we can get to [Thomas Rainborowe] and to the sturdy, courageous colonists that formed his astounding views." Sunday Times "[An] absorbing narrative... Tinniswood's exceptional account succeeds in bringing the idealistic, God-fearing and often violent Rainborowes to life, while at the same time exploring the perils involved in trying to build a new state in two very different but intimately connected societies." The Guardian "Adrian Tinniswood has an eye for a good tale. In The Rainborowes he follows the lives of two generations of one family...to retell the story of one of the most remarkable and formative epochs of Anglo-American history... The transformation of relatively humble Wapping shipwrights, mariners and merchants into colonialists, soldiers, demagogues and sectarians is remarkable and enthralling." The Spectator "Adrian Tinniswood, so gifted and spirited a communicator of serious history to a wide readership, here brings a number of themes from his previous books together... Tinniswood is 'not even sure' that he 'likes' the Rainborowes, 'with their hard mix of puritanism and politics, their ruthless pursuit of personal profit.' But he could hardly have done more to bring them to life or to capture their part in the convulsions of their time." The Telegraph "[A] fascinating new book... Tinniswood's main aim here is not, in the end, to prove an abstract argument, but to tell some very good stories -- something he does extremely well, with a command of atmospheric detail and a fund of human sympathy." The Observer "In this well researched history of the family and their influence, Tinniswood conjures an England of holy-rolling anti-rational sectarians and Cromwellites of every stripe... Tinniswood tells the Rainborowe story with snap and brio... Tinniswood's account is...thorough and elegant, as both the Civil War and the birth of the New World are filtered through the lens of a single, 17th-century family." Roanoke Times "Adrian Tinniswood's new story of William Rainborowe and his descendants gives us insight into the development of Massachusetts society in the midst of religious and political turmoil back home and provides a look at the political and economic foundation of the commonwealth of Massachusetts... Tinniswood's exceptional prose provides a vivid picture of village life in 17th-century Massachusetts." Mail on Sunday, UK "Adrian Tinniswood has written a masterful history of Olde and New England during the turbulent years of the Civil War. The Rainborowes is, on one level, a family narrative about a clan of seafarers in the 17th century who travelled between Massachusetts and Wapping. But he also presents a skilled case for the intertwined nature of the Anglo-American psyche." American Geneaologist "Tinniswood provides an enjoyable and readable account of the maritime activities of William Rainborowe and his son Thomas, and their prominent part in the affairs of old and New England in the 1630s and 1640s." Booklist, Starred Review "[A] compelling narrative... Rare historical scholarship, radiant with singular personalities aflame with world-transforming convictions." Kirkus "A marvelously rendered tale of how one extended family helped shape, and was shaped by, the England and New England of the 1600s... Tinniswood chronicles the Rainborowe family history with both the loving care of a true historian and the wit and candor of a storyteller... An extraordinary glimpse into a pivotal epoch in Western history." Caleb Crain, author of Necessary Errors and American Sympathy "The Rainborowe clan fought pirates, freed English slaves in North Africa, intermarried with the ruling family of Massachusetts, pioneered transatlantic trade, and led Parliament's army and navy. In his lively and fluent chronicle of the family, Adrian Tinniswood shows how their short tempers, religious conviction, and passion for political equality shaped New England at its founding and remade old England during its Civil Wars." Peter C. Mancall, author of Fatal Journey: The Final Expedition of Henry Hudson "Adrian Tinniswood has followed the irrepressible Rainborowes from church pews to battlefields to the decks of ships battling pirates, and here offers a compelling history of a clan at the center of much of the action that recast the English seventeenth century. This is a captivating family history with the twists and turns of a favorite novel that you don't want to put down." Francis J. Bremer, author of Building a New Jerusalem: John Davenport, A Puritan in Three Worlds "A lively account of an important family in the Atlantic world of the seventeenth century." James Horn, author of A Kingdom Strange: The Brief and Tragic History of the Lost Colony of Roanoke "In this fascinating story of a remarkable family, the Rainborowes and their relatives, Adrian Tinniswood presents a vivid and compelling account of the tumultuous events that swept across the English transatlantic world in the mid-17th century, transforming England and America alike. Through the lens of the Rainborowes' changing fortunes during bloody civil war, mass migration, and social and religious upheaval, the author reminds us of the powerful ties of kinship and faith that spanned the English Atlantic, and of the intense personal struggles that helped shape old and New England in this formative period." Carla Gardina Pestana, Professor & Joyce Appleby Endowed Chair of America in the World Department of History, UCLA "Adrian Tinniswood recounts the story of this fascinating family with verve and insight. The Rainborowes moved near the center of the circles that hoped first to create a model society in New England and then to transform old England. From the docks of Wapping to the newly settled village of Cambridge, Massachusetts, from the chambers of the Long Parliament to the streets of Doncaster where Thomas Rainborowe died, Tinniswood brings to life these godly reform-minded sailors, soldiers, and settlers."show more
About Adrian Tinniswood
Adrian Tinniswood is a Visiting Fellow in Heritage at Bath Spa University and the author of many books, including Pirates of Barbary and The Verneys, which was shortlisted for the BBC Samuel Johnson Prize for Nonfiction. He lives in Bath, England.show more


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BMW 2 Series Active Tourer review
The 2 Series Active Tourer is BMW's first people carrier, but does it cut the mustard?
The front-wheel-drive small MPV may not feel like natural BMW territory for some enthusiasts of the marque, but there's no doubt the 2 Series Active Tourer provides an interesting alternative in the sector.
Its major selling point – aside from the premium badge on its nose – is a well-appointed, upmarket interior that beats most MPV rivals into a cocked hat for design flair, material specs and overall build quality.
Handling is OK, if somewhat lacking in engagement for sporty drivers (it may be a BMW, but it's an MPV first), while practicality is less of a focus than in other – typically cheaper – rivals. Still, high spec levels and that premium feel help to justify the Active Tourer's high prices.
The engines are efficient, though the diesel is a little noisy for our tastes. There's also a plug-in hybrid 225xe, which can manage up to 25 miles on electric power alone.
The BMW 2 Series Active Tourer marks a huge change for the German manufacturer. Not only was it the marque's first MPV but it is also front-wheel drive. Never before had BMW developed a front-wheel drive car, but the success of its MINI brand has given it the perfect opportunity to explore new markets.
The 2 Series Active Tourer uses the same UKL1 front-wheel drive architecture as the latest MINI but it has been stretched to increase passenger space inside – and also tweaked to accept BMW's xDrive 4x4 system for certain models.
• BMW 2 Series Active Tourer vs Mazda CX-5 vs Citroen C4 Picasso
Engines available in the 2 Series Active Tourer have been carried over from the MINI. These include the 218i which uses the new 138bhp three-cylinder 1.5-litre turbo, and the 218d powered by the 148bhp 2.0-litre diesel from the Cooper D.
BMW rightly predicted the latter would make up the bulk of sales, but four other variants including the 220i, 216d, 220d and 220d xDrive are also now available to buyers.
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In addition, you can now buy your Active Tourer as a plug-in hybrid. The recently launched eco-model is called the 225xe, and features a lower-powered version of the i8 sportscar's 1.5-litre three-cylinder, coupled to an electric motor. It also has four-wheel-drive, with the front wheels powered by electric motors.
The BMW 2 Series Active Tourer arrived in a market that was already seeing decreasing sales as buyers began to shun boxy MPVs and move into chunky crossovers such as the Nissan Qashqai and Peugeot 2008 – a trend that's still ongoing. However, competition in the sector remains stiff, and the Active Tourer doesn't get an easy ride, having to fend off MPV opposition in the shape of the Mercedes B-Class, VW Golf SV and Ford C-Max.
Trim levels in the Active Tourer range start with the SE, moving up through Sport and Luxury versions to the range-topping M Sport. Most engines are available across all trim grades except the entry-spec SE which is only offered on 218 and 216 models, while the new 225xe is only available with Sport or Luxury trim.
The 2 Series Active Tourer only comes in a five-seat body style, but BMW has also introduced the 2 Series Gran Tourer on the same platform with a stretched seven-seater body.
Engines, performance and drive
Like the design, an MPV's driving dynamics can be limited due to the shape and size of the vehicle. But the 2 Series Active Tourer is rather agile for its size and manages body control well. The steering is well weighted and accurate but select sport mode and it becomes artificially heavy.
Turn into a bend and you'll notice some movement in the body but even through quick changes in direction the Active Tourer never feels unsettled. It's only when you really hurl it in into a corner you'll notice excess body roll but that's always going to be the case with a car of this size and height.
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At higher speeds intrusive engine noise from the best-selling 2.0 diesel is drowned out by excessive wind noise kicked up by the tall A-pillars and wing mirrors. The ride is always supple, though, even on larger 18-inch alloy wheels, so it's comfortable on the move if you can ignore the slight lack in refinement.
The 148bhp 2.0-litre diesel is badged as the 218d, and is the most popular model among buyers. The same engine is also available with 188bhp in the 220d model.
In use, it's gruff on start up and it never really settles into a soothing thrum. There's plenty of shove on offer, with 330Nm of torque in its lowest-performing guise helping complete the 0-62mph sprint in 8.9 seconds. Power delivery is always smooth too, even if the engine sounds a little lumpy. The 220d will do 0-62mph in 7.6 seconds, or a couple of tenths quicker if you have 4x4 with auto gears.
The entry-model across all trim levels is the 218i petrol. It uses the three-cylinder 1.5-litre engine from the MINI Cooper and solves the refinement issues associated with the 2.0 diesel. It's hushed at start up and well isolated from the cabin at speed, managing 0-62mph in 9.3 seconds.
Jump to the 2.0-litre petrol in the 220i, and 0-62mph is delivered in 7.5 seconds, while the 228bhp version of the same engine in the 225i xDrive does it in 6.3 seconds.
Those after something even more eco-friendly can opt for the 225xe plug-in hybrid. It's not as good to drive as the standard car due to the heavy motor and additional batteries, but it still handles well and can allegedly accelerate from 0-62mph in 6.7 seconds. It doesn't feel this fast in the real world, though.
MPG, CO2 and running costs
Efficiency is definitely a strong point for the 2 Series Active Tourer. The 216d returns 74.3mpg on the official combined test cycle with CO2 emissions at 99g/km, while the 218d manages 68.9mpg and 109g/km. That's better than the Golf SV which can only manage 65.7mpg and 112g/km of CO2, with an engine of exactly the same power and displacement.
Naturally fuel and emissions efficiency worsen as more energy is directed to performance, but even the punchy 220d will do 64.2mpg on BMW's official combined test figures, with CO2 at 115g/km.
However, if low running costs and company car tax are key, then you should look at the plug-in hybrid 225xe, which will return 141.2mpg providing you have regular access to a charge point. Emissions of 46g/km mean it's exempt from VED and falls into the lowest company car tax bracket.
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The lighter and smoother 1.5-litre Turbo engine from the new MINI could also be a genuine alternative to the diesel, as economy figures don't fall too far behind. BMW claims 57.6mpg and 115g/km of CO2, which is highly impressive for a petrol engine powering a car of this size.
Another incentive for the 218i model would be the saving you make on the purchase price. Although slightly less economical, the petrol variant costs almost £2,000 less than the 218d.
The least efficient Active Tourer from a cost perspective is the 225i xDrive M Sport. It returns a claimed test figure of 44.1mpg and emissions of 148g/km.
Insurance groups
The BMW 2 Series Active Tourer shares its engine line-up with the 2 Series Gran Tourer (7 seater), so the insurance groups are the same. That means group 10 to 21, depending on your chosen model.
In general terms the Series 2 Active Tourer's depreciation is nothing to shout about – by BMW standards it's pretty poor. Our valuation experts reckon the range will retain between 42 and 44 percent of its new cost over three years and 36,000 miles. As it's a relatively level playing field across the line-up, you can safely assume the more expensive models will lose you the most. So the £32k+ 225i xDrive M Sport is predicted to cost you £19,000 in depreciation over three years, while the £22,530 218i SE will cost you £13,230.
Interior, design and technology
The criteria which an MPV needs to meet, in order to be successful, limits how stylish and visually engaging the design can be. With slab-sided bodies and squared off panels, MPVs are arguably the least visually dynamic segment in the market. However, BMW has attempted to inject some life into an unloved class with a car that features styling cues borrowed from coupe models.
The trademark kidney grille is narrow and rests just below the headlamps, a feature you'll see on BMWs such as the 4 Series and 6 Series. In an attempt mask the car's bulky exterior, each panel wears a subtle crease or kink to help break up the lines of the bodywork. Still, it's not the most eye-catching of machines, and in truth can't be said to do much for BMW's cherished 'sporty executive' image – but then again at least it's not as boxy as the seven-seat Gran Tourer version.
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Once you've stepped inside though, you can forget such negativity. The interior is one of the finest and most lavish in its class. Lashings of leather and sporty red stitching make it a truly inviting place. Aluminium inserts in the dash and centre console give a premium feel, with every twist and prod of the controls affirming the well-engineered design.
Sat-nav, stereo and infotainment
All versions of the 2 Series Active Tourer feature Bluetooth connectivity for the infotainment system, as well as BMW Navigation, a single CD player, DAB tuner and BMW Online Services.
Optional packages include the Tech Pack which adds a reversing camera, and Navigation Plus with an 8.8-inch display with real time traffic updates. You can also upgrade to a Harman Kardon sound system, full internet connectivity and a head-up display that puts navigation and vehicle information right in the driver's line of sight.
Practicality, comfort and boot space
The 2 Series Active Tourer may not be as spacious as the Golf SV or Mercedes B-Class but the build quality and beautiful cabin means we can forgive it that.
It's also only got space for five passengers, so if you want to carry more you'll need to look at the larger Gran Tourer version.
Up front, numerous storage bins and a handy armrest that doubles up as storage to charge your phone are nice touches. There's also a huge amount of adjustment in the driving position so a driver of any size can get comfortable behind the wheel. The forward visibility is good too thanks to a high driving position, but many owners will welcome the option of a reversing camera.
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Engine noise from the diesel engines and wind noise mar the interior ambience a little at higher cruising speeds, so the cabin isn't quite as relaxing over long distances as we'd like.
All models have separate climate controls for driver and passenger though, and there are all sorts of practical accessories to support your active lifestyle, including ski bags, bicycle racks and luggage nets.
The BMW 2 Series Active Tourer measures-up at 4,342mm long and 1,586mm high. That makes it almost identical to the Golf SV. The seven-seat 2 Series Gran Tourer is 4,556mm long.
Leg room, head room & passenger space
Unlike the Citroen C4 Picasso, the Active Tourer doesn't have three individual rear seats. It's a conventional bench arrangement and as the BMW is a little shorter than both the Golf SV and B-Class there's slightly less knee room. There's still enough space to fit three adults and the high roofline means there is a good amount of headroom, though.
The automatic tailgate is standard across the range and opens up 468 litres of space. You'll lose 68-litres if you opt for the plug-in 225xe, which boasts a still decent 400 litres due to batteries mounted beneath the floor.
The electrically folding rear seats can be dropped at the flick of a switch and increase capacity to 1,510 litres on the standard car. Again, the hybrid is slightly smaller, at 1,350 litres.
Reliability and Safety
Although badged as a BMW, the 2 Series Active Tourer shares little in common with the rest of the BMW line-up – apart from its bigger brother the Gran Tourer.
It's based on a stretched version of the MINI platform and is front-wheel drive, so it's not a combination we've seen before from the German manufacturer. However, while the format is unusual for BMW, there's not much new on the engineering/technology front and individual components are pretty well tried and tested – whether by MINI or elsewhere in the BMW range.
BMW as a manufacturer came 14th overall in our Driver Power customer satisfaction in 2105. That's a mid-table result, but its reliability ranking of 22nd out of 32 is a bit less impressive. Still it beat Audi, Mercedes and VW amongst others.
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Independently crash tested by Euro NCAP in 2014, the 2 Series Active Tourer predictably managed a top five star score. That said, its percentage scores weren't exceptional, with NCAP awarding 85 percent for both adult occupant safety and child occupant safety, 60 percent for pedestrian safety and 70 percent for its electronic assistance systems. The Golf SV scored 87, 85, 62 and 73 percent across the same areas.
Safety kit on the Active Tourer is pretty comprehensive and includes pedestrian warning with city braking function as standard. These features significantly improve pedestrian safety in busy urban environments by automatically applying the brakes if a driver fails to respond to an obstacle in front of the car.
The Active Tourer, like all BMWs, comes with the manufacturer's standard three-year/unlimited mileage warranty. It matches the cover from Mercedes and Volkswagen.
With servicing 'schedules' rapidly becoming a thing of the past, and on-board systems defining when you need a check-up based on how your vehicle is used, it's hard to predict when the service warning will appear on the 2 Series.
At least service costs can be predictable though, with BMW offering a Service Inclusive pack that will cover five years routine maintenance for less than £500 – which sounds cheap.

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Apparently based on a 1936 Mercedes Benz 500K roadster. I searched Google, and this car has won awards in the "handbuilt" class, in other recent car shows.
Placard in windshield says "1936 Benzino", and until zooming-in on the photo - I hadn't noticed the matchbox-sized toy car sitting on the convertible top.
1931 Ford Model A
1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo
1968 Shelby Mustang
I love the red switch-covers, and the "Remove before flying" streamer.
1947 Ford Panel truck (custom)
1955 Buick Century
The metal trim on the dash & doors was interesting.
1965 Shelby Cobra 427 SC
A Packard convertible, but I don't know which year/model.
1932 Studebaker
1939 Packard
Edsel with automated hard-top. Another Ford in the background with the same design. A third Ford with this type of roof is just to the left of the Edsel.
1958 Edsel
Interesting to see the "bin" that holds a few, small suitcases - but leaving a lot of space for the roof.
This was the third Ford with the solid "drop-top".
1955 Chevy Bel Air
1955 Oldsmobile Holiday 88
I like the full-width pull-strap on the back of the front seat - so people in the backseat can pull themselves across the big, bench seat.
T-bird convertible - with "Drive In" speakers added for that nostalgic feel...
1956 Thunderbird
1957 Thunderbird
1959 Cadillac. Look at that grill & bumper.
Look at those fins & bumper.
1958 Chevy Impala
1955 Ford Sunliner
This MG was in the "retired race car" section. The owner started the engine and rev'd it a few times.
1937 Packard
1939 Chevy Master 85. Placard says Chevy made coupe-pickups from 1936 to 1942, and this was one of only 1,264 made.
I really liked the color on this 1955 Crown Victoria. Tough to get a good shot, due to the shade from the trees.
I like the red plastic at the base of the antenna. I assume it lights-up?
Appears to have a one-piece carbon-fiber cover for the entire top of the engine.
1938 Ford Model A
Almost didn't catch that this was purple [plum?] until the Sun came out of the clouds.
License plate is "PLUMKN"
1929 Graham-Paige
I liked the etched wind-wings on this car. The one on the passenger side is visible just to the right of the steering-wheel.
1935 Packard V12
1937 Packard V12
Chevy Bel Air
The trunk on this thing seems to go on forever, especially when viewed from the rear.
1936 Ford
Scary to see the headlights on this 1928 Packard. No wonder the driver has a spot-light mounted by the windshield.
1928 Packard. Darn tree...
I hadn't noticed some of drop-top Packards at the show had this type of storage compartment, until I saw this.
Detail of hood ornament & radiator cap on the 1928 Packard.
Makes you realize how bad headlights and/or any night-driving was - when you see all the headlights on this 1928 Packard.
1928 Packard. Mirror on the spare tire, and a spotlight for the driver.
Wind-wings for the front and rear seats. Wooden frame for the convertible top.
1949 Packard Super 8
1956 Corvette
The inside door-handles are just white, ball-shaped knobs?
A Rolls Royce club had some of there cars at the show.
1941 Graham Hollywood
1951 Allard K2. This didn't have an award the first time I saw it.
But it had a ribbon later in the afternoon.
1935 Packard 120
The "Pink Lady". Even the air-cleaner housing is pink...
1956 Ford Fairlane
Top was up the first time I saw it.
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1948 Buick Roadmaster. Spotlight for the driver. Big, round clock for the passenger.
Very nice woodwork on this one.
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It is going to be very interesting to see how the depth charts pan out. I
don't think anything will be decided in spring at either position.
Thompson coming in, and Langi returning from his mission is going to make for a
lot of competition at those spots.
Go Utes!!
- 9:21 p.m. March 21, 2014
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Out of the five RBs mentioned in this article, how come none of them was named Jarrell Oliver? Is he not practicing? Is he not measuring up to the aforementioned five? Is he even still with the program? He looked like he was going to be the heir apparent to the Wolfman two years ago until a foot injury sidelined him for all of 2013. So what happened to him?
- 10:09 p.m. March 21, 2014
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Oliver is still with the team, now wearing #25. Saw him in a video from day 1. I thought the same as you though, that he would make some noise. But RBs usually start seperating and climbing depth charts when they put the pads on. So maybe we'll hear his name today.
- 4:08 a.m. March 22, 2014
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Whit's the best coach in the nation to dash your dreams of being a Div 1
QB. We've seen the results of Whit's bait and switch QB recruiting.
I'm betting if the Utes go bowl-less again something other than the QB switch-a-roo will change.
- 6:38 a.m. March 22, 2014
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Oliver is in camp and has been taking reps. Utah's depth has just grown and the media is not picking up on everyone. I think Oliver's injuries have slowed him down a bit.
- 8:00 a.m. March 22, 2014
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Those recruits don't get too upset when whit switches their position and then puts them in the nfl.
Your coach could learn a thing it two about putting guy in the nfl.
And why are WAC fans commenting on Utah articles? Don't you have a Virginia game to be worrying about?
- 9:33 a.m. March 22, 2014
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I think I would say that up until a few years ago, Kyle and company didn't have a good QB recruiting philosophy. Guys like Manis, Louks, Robles, and Shreeve just weren't good enough to be legitimate D-1 QBs. Guys like Blechen and DVC were QBs in HS (Blechen moved to LB as a senior) because they were the best athletes on their teams (a philosophy that Patterson used a lot at TCU). Up until Wilson and Chase Hansen, the argument could made that the only 2 true QBs that Whit and Co have recruited were Wynn and Cain.
The position battle will be fun to watch. I'm sure there will be some position changes and transfers, but that happens, especially at the QB position.
- 9:43 a.m. March 22, 2014
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"Whit is one of the best in the nation at finding the right fit for players.
Several successful players under coach Whit were QB's and ended up starring
at other positions..."
Leaving Utah's quarterback cupboard (the most important position on the field) BARE!
- 10:04 a.m. March 22, 2014
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"The future of Ute football is bright and I'm proud to be part of it"
How bright? Rose Bowl on New Years bright? Just what "part of it" are you?
- 10:57 a.m. March 22, 2014
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@sammyg...This is not something limited to Utah. Most schools recruit a lot of QB's because they are usually the best athletes on their high school teams. If you look through the top college teams you would be surprised to see how many high school QB's end up being wide receivers and defensive backs. BYU does the same thing.
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Despite the naive optimism which seems to prevail the Utes are going to struggle
for a long time in the pac 10. They had a chance to get some of the better
recruits right when they joined the league, but that window is closing rapidly
with the mounting losses.
I think Whit is great, but he's in a no win situation and frankly the Utes are in over their heads. A bowl game is so far away for this team it's amazing to think that not very long ago they were always in a bowl and almost always winners. At least I have the rest of the pac 12 to cheer on to carry the banner.
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I think you are the last one to ask why a Y fan is posting on Utah articles. I think you may very well hold the record for posts on BYU articles.
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"Whit's the best coach in the nation to dash your dreams of being a Div
Go ask James Lark if he'd agree.
- 3:51 p.m. March 22, 2014
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Which is it? Are the Utes going to struggle in the Pac10 or will you cheer for the rest of the Pac12? Even Stanford!??
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If you knew what going to a huge bowl game and beating an sec powerhouse with the whole nation watching felt like you would know what I mean by being a part of it.
But you guys would just settle for a win over your rival wouldn't you?!
- 5:20 p.m. March 22, 2014
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If you are going to refer to the PAC 12 in binary it is 1100 not 10, which equals 2 in decimal. So for future reference PAC 1100 = 12.
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Thinning herds... isn't that something cowboys do in Wyoming?
Oh yeah, Wyoming 'Cowboys'... they thin coach herds too.
So the Ute program has now been relegated to the cattle industry, complete with Wyoming cowboy coaches, etc.
It seems that Whit is more interested in taking 2 and 3 star prize bulls, having steers for QBs and getting slaughtered with his milk cow program.
I recall the TV commercial said the 'Happy Cows' are in California making cheese.
It must be true.
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81 Ute, wow did you learn that smart talk at the Y?
yes I'm still cheering for the rest of the pac 12, otherwise my cute pac 12 flag and bumper sticker and t shirt and license plate cover all go to waste.
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Great. I'm having the exact same issue. It happens when rendering video in Imovie. The fan comes on and everything freezes. I can do nothing but a hard reset. Now I'm wondering if I should return this $2000 item and wait until all the bugs are fixed.
this still does not fix the issues on the new MacBook Pro 2011 models (15" 2.3ghz) - just tested on the two machines we have here. Still they are getting too hot, constantly the fans are blowing (testing with Transmission/Bittorrent downloading the Ubuntu DVD). Also we had two freezes already (only under heavy load). I am posting updates on our findings to our blog ( http://j.mp/dLSqgy ) - and we are still waiting for replacements from apple.
Still experiencing blackouts. No graphics glitches but definitely got 2 blackouts post update...albeit less frequent. Back to the drawing board i guess.
I'm on a new Macbook Air (13" maxxed out) and the update seems to be causing iTunes to freeze the whole system - clock, mouse, keyboard, etc. It happens about 5-6 seconds after I launch iTunes. I can start a song, and it will continue to play after the system locks up, but otherwise I'm stuck with a hard reset. I tried clearing the preference files in \Users\[me]\Library\Preferences, but that didn't help. I repaired disk permissions before and after the update. Any suggestions?
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quote: I'm on a new Macbook Air (13" maxxed out) and the update seems to be causing iTunes to freeze the whole system - clock, mouse, keyboard, etc.
quote: Since the update I've had 3 crashes with iTunes.
quote: As another user mentioned, an update to OSX was released today. I've downloaded this and it has fixed the problem on my machine, at least. I'd managed to get my system to lock doing a pretty basic stress test prior to the update, but not after.
quote: I honestly believe Apple has no life without Jobs.
quote: Oh BTW, why don't you post an "article" every time a Dell or HP or Lenovo needs a software update?
quote: That's because it CAN'T get viruses like PCs.
quote: It's too bad that stupidity isn't painful...
quote: To be fair Apple has sort of admitted its computers aren't immune to viruses given that its website advises users to purchase AV protection; its ads however, continue to promote that OS X can't get viruses like Windows.
quote: Macs obviously and quite clearly do not get "viruses like Windows". The experience of malware on a Mac is nothing like the experience of malware on a Windows PC, the threat level experienced by Mac users is nothing like that suffered by Windows users.
quote: Well, my Windows lets me play my games without getting in the way, and do some 3D game development too, also without getting in my way, that's why I gave Steve Jobs a finger a long time ago.
quote: Ah, too many to mention here :) Currently my favorite game of the year is Amnesia: The Dark Descent, this is freakin damn Masterpiece of games *thumbs up*... also enjoyed Dead Space 2 very much, Darksiders is pretty cool one too, etc etc... you Mac fans won't understand and believe the breadth of game selection on Windows :P not your turf haha
quote: One of the reasons I love PCs is that they are just as versatile. I run OS X 10.6 in VMWare under Windows when I want to, and it runs beautifully. No need to pay double price to Jobs to get OS X running :P
quote: Absolute tosh. No evidence to support that what so ever. If a hacker or virus writer wants to make money, attack an unprepared and virgin target, or just make a hell of a name for themselves they would go after Macs. They don't because they can't.
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It all starts with you, Foran and Wilbur Cross.
Old teammates could become new rivals this summer as the Connecticut High School Coaches Association is putting a new twist on summer all-star football games.
The CHSCA announced Friday that they will hold the Hall Of Fame Classic on June 29 at Rentschler Field (4:30 p.m.) The game will be played between two teams of graduated state high school seniors chosen via a draft.
The Classic replaces both the Hall Of Fame Classic between Fairfield and New Haven counties, as well as the Governor's Cup between Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Coaches will be announced for the Classic on Jan. 12 at East Haven's Anthony's Ocean View as part of Walter Camp Breakfast Of Champions.
The Classic will feature 110 seniors chosen to play based on coaches' recommendations and player performance at a March 24 combine at New Haven's Floyd Athletic Center. The teams will be selected later via a draft. It's possible, then, that players from the same high school team could be on opposite teams at the Classic.
The CHSCA will also host a golf tournament, a coaches' clinic and a youth clinic as part of the Classic.
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The FCIAC and SCC gave us all an early Christmas treat as they announced dates and times for their 24 interleague games next season.
There will be 17 games in Week 1 as part of the SCC-FCIAC Challenge. Most of those games will be played before Yom Kippur on Friday, Sept. 13.
The Week 1 schedule goes a little something like this:
Wednesday, Sept. 11
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Hillhouse at Darien, 3 p.m.
Fairfield Prep at Stamford, 6 p.m.
Law vs. Harding at Kennedy Stadium, Stamford, 6 p.m.
Cheshire at Ridgefield
Fairfield Warde at Foran
New Canaan at Hand
Thursday, Sept. 12
(All games 7 p.m. unless noted)
North Haven at Bridgeport Central, 6 p.m.
Staples at Xavier, 6 p.m.
Bassick at East Haven
Danbury at Hamden
Fairfield Ludlowe at Lyman Hall
Trumbull at Shelton
West Haven at Greenwich
Wilbur Cross at McMahon
Wilton at Guilford
Friday, Sept. 13
Trinity Catholic at Sheehan, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 14
Notre Dame-West Haven at St. Joseph, 1 p.m.
There will be several other games between the two leagues during the rest of next season:
Friday, Sept. 20
St. Joseph at Fairfield Prep, 6 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 27
Branford at Wilton, 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 4
Ridgefield at Notre Dame-West Haven, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 12
Foran at Trinity Catholic, 1:30 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 1
Sheehan at Fairfield Warde, 7 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 8
East Haven at Fairifield Ludlowe, 7 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 15
Darien at North Haven, 7 p.m.
The sites of all 24 games will flip-flop for 2014.
There'll also be a NVL-SWC Challenge held during Week 6 of the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Vaya con dios....
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Foster's to Spin Off Wine Unit as Earnings Drop 12%
Foster's Group Ltd., Australia's biggest brewer, will spin off the world's second-largest wine business as it focuses on reviving beer earnings after first-half profit fell 12 percent.
Shareholders will vote on the split in April to receive one share in the new Treasury Wine Estates for every three Foster's shares they currently own, the Melbourne-based company said today in a statement. Net income decreased to A$312.1 million ($313 million) in the six months ended December from A$355.7 million a year earlier, the Melbourne-based company said.
Foster's is giving up on wine after a decade-long expansion marred by more than A$2.5 billion of writedowns as competition, a glut of grapes and a stronger Australian dollar hurt profitability at the maker of Penfolds, Lindemans and Beringer. The company, which rejected an offer worth as much as A$2.7 billion for Treasury in September, may attract takeover offers once the breakup is complete, analysts at Citigroup Inc. said.
"The split is the easiest way of making sure that each side is focused on their own business," said Theo Maas, who helps manage about $5 billion at Arnhem Investment Management in Sydney. "We are looking at a complete new team on both sides of the business to take this forward."
John Pollaers will become chief executive officer of the beer unit while David Dearie will lead Treasury after running its Australian operations. Current CEO Ian Johnston will leave the company.
Foster's, whose brews include Victoria Bitter, was unchanged at A$5.74 at the 4:10 p.m. close of Sydney trading. The stock has risen 1.1 percent this year, compared with a 3.9 percent advance in the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index.
Sales Decline
First-half sales fell 6.7 percent to A$2.2 billion. The company was expected to post first-half net income of A$353 million, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey of six analysts. Sales were projected at A$2.2 billion, based on three estimates.
Carlton & United Breweries, the domestic beer unit, posted a 6.8 percent decline in earnings before interest and taxes to A$453.1 million after cooler summer weather damped demand.
Carlton & United's profit margin, which measures earnings as a proportion of sales, narrowed to 37.8 percent from 38.5 percent a year earlier, the first decline in profitability since 2001.
Johnston, who will leave the company when the split takes effect, said on a conference call today that Foster's has no intention of putting itself up for sale amid reports of potential bids. The Times and Sunday Times last year reported Foster's may attract offers from international rivals such as SABMiller Plc and Asahi Breweries Ltd.
S&P Affirms Rating
The spinoff is likely to be completed in May, with Treasury to have about A$200 million of debt and A$60 million of cash. The rest of its liabilities will stay with the brewing business, which will result in Foster's having "negative net assets" as the debt will be more than the value of its brands and goodwill.
Standard & Poor's affirmed its BBB rating on Foster's, the second-lowest investment grade, and said in a statement the split won't have an impact on its credit assessment.
Pollaers, who has run the beer unit since April, has accelerated the rollout of new brews such as Fat Yak to offset declining sales of Victoria Bitter, the nation's top-selling beer, with a goal of stabilizing Foster's share of Australian sales at about 50 percent.
The company is battling competition from smaller rivals such as Lion Nathan, a unit of Tokyo-based Kirin Holdings Co. and Australia's second-largest brewer, as well as a shift in consumer tastes to sweeter, pre-mixed drinks.
Wine Profit
"The demerger confirmation opens the door to M&A, yet the current macro and operational environment is not conducive to bids," Citigroup analysts led by Andy Bowley said in a note to clients.
Wine profit from sales in Australia and New Zealand rose 7 percent to A$39.6 million. Profit from wine in North America and South America gained 24 percent to A$54.2 million while in Europe, the Middle East and Africa wine turned to a loss of A$500,000 from profit of A$12 million a year earlier.
Currency movements cut A$19 million off wine earnings. The Australian dollar has advanced 13 percent against the U.S. currency in the past year, the best performer among 16 major currencies tracked by Bloomberg.
Cost Cutting
Dearie aims to cut A$100 million of annual costs from Treasury by the end of June by reducing expenses for packaging, warehousing and bottling. He's also targeting shorter production runs for brands such as Wolf Blass to enable it to trim inventory holding costs.
"Neither division seems to offer a huge amount of upside in the short term," said Chris Weston, an institutional dealer at IG Markets Ltd. in Melbourne. "Beer volumes are and will be under pressure and the wine business is being aided by stringent cost-cutting measures."
The Foster's wine unit trails only Constellation Brands Inc. in revenue. Victor, New York-based Constellation agreed in December to sell its Australian and U.K. operations to Champ Private Equity of Sydney in a transaction valued at about A$290 million.


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"Very $$$, but historical" Top 5 Page for this destination Montecito Inn Tip by Yaqui
Montecito Inn, Santa Barbara: 437 reviews and 2 photos
Another very lovely hotel that I did not stay at, but once again I was drawn to for its historical content. It was built in 1928 by silent screen legend Charlie Chaplin. If the walls could talk, good or bad...lol, you would hear the past echos of all the celebrities of tinsel town that stayed here. Once again its not cheap by a long shot, but it's very elegant.
Unique Qualities: Complimentary valet service
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24-hour coffee and tea
Daily Lobby newspaper delievery (Suites-Daily morning delivery to your door).
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Heated pool, Jacuzzi and Abachi wood sauna
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Life Fitness and Landice exercise equipment
Free weights and weight training equipment
Complimentary use of bicycle cruisers
Massage therapy service
Same-day dry cleaning and laundry
Wireless high-speed internet in each guest room, lobby and at pool
Business center
Conference facility offering wireless high-speed internet
In-room voicemail
Complimentary Charlie Chaplin DVDs
On-Call Childcare service
Flower arrangement delivery service
Gourmet gift baskets
Safety deposit boxes
Butterfly Beach is only a short stroll away
Standard Room Amenities
Fresh in-room rose
Chocolate mints at turndown service
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100% Egyptian bath towels
Hair dryer
Iron and ironing board
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Fiji bottled water
Flat-screen television
DVD player
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Hotel stationary and postcards
Luxury Rooms & Suites Amenities
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Italian marble bathroom
Jacuzzi tub
Plush bathrobes
Air conditioning
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Daily morning newspaper delivered to door
Complimentary morning delivery of coffee, tea or hot cocoa
Address: 1295 Coast Village Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
Price Comparison: most expensive
Directions: By car, exit Olive Mill Road in Montecito from U.S. 101. The Inn is on the corner of Coast Village and Olive Mill Roads
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After we got home we went to see Kathleen Kane and the 007 Band at Sumter Landing. BRRR! When that sun goes down it gets quite chilly. But there's never a dull moment in the Villages!
Happy Christmas Eve!
It is hard to believe the family have been gone for a week already! They had a better week weather-wise as, although the temperatures have been warmer, we have seen rain and cloud and wind.
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Updated: 01/23/2014 - For the first time ever, there will be a Class 7A in Alabama High School Athletics.
Updated: 01/23/2014 - For the first time ever, there will be a Class 7A in Alabama High School Athletics.
Updated: 01/23/2014 - Following the NCAA's annual meeting last weekend, the five most powerful conferences in the country could soon be able to make their own rules.
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Posted: 01/22/2014 - Johnny Ford said that he is considering running for the state Senate seat held by Democrat Billy Beasley of Clayton if Beasley runs for governor.
Posted: 01/22/2014 - Both the state and federal primaries will now happen on the same day, saving the state the costs of running separate elections.
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Updated: 01/22/2014 - The charity auction that is putting a date with George Clooney up for grabs has raised more than $5,000.
Updated: 01/22/2014 - First Lady Michelle Obama has made a "Let's Move" PSA with the Miami Heat.
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Updated: 01/22/2014 - Friends, family and community members braved the cold weather on Tuesday night, to pray for a boy battling his second round of leukemia.
Updated: 01/22/2014 - High Winds and a lack of humidity have created a dangerous situation in the Wiregrass.
Updated: 01/21/2014 - The NRC is assessing the circumstances surrounding the failure of some electrical circuits on Farley's Unit 2 during testing earlier this month.
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BNP Paribas SA, Europe's biggest bank, will hire Kyoya Okazawa, former head of Japan equities at Credit Suisse Group AG, to expand its equity business, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Okazawa, 40, who resigned as managing director at Credit Suisse late last year, will start at BNP Paribas in Tokyo as early as next week, said the people who declined to be identified because he hasn't joined yet. The bank hasn't decided his official position in the equities department, they said.
Paris-based BNP Paribas has been boosting equity sales, research and trading in Japan since last April, when it hired about 20 staff from KBC Groep NV's Tokyo-based unit. Japan's benchmark Topix stock index has climbed 5.6 percent this year on signs that the economic recovery is picking up.
BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Ltd. opened its Tokyo branch in 1987 and employed 532 people as of July, according to its website. The bank didn't offer equity research services for major industries as of March 2010, Bloomberg data show.
BNP Paribas spokesman Toru Ichikawa declined to comment.
Okazawa joined Credit Suisse in 2001 as the head of international equity sales. He previously worked at UBS AG's Japanese brokerage unit in 1993 after graduating from Keio University.
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The world's largest car-maker, Toyota, announced defects on more than 6 million of its vehicles Wednesday.
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The defects are in more than 27 Toyota models, including the Highlander, 2009 and '10 Matrix and Rav4.
The company says some affected models could have more than one defect.
The biggest recall on the list is for a faulty module cable. When damaged, the driver side airbag can deactivate and not deploy on impact.
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Here is 3D plugin for Qgis: http://qgis2threejs.readthedocs.org/en/docs-release/index.html Hope it helps.
Not at the moment. There is a company (sorry I can't name them at this point) who has a patent out for this very thing. Technically, it is possible, as a DAE is just an XML format, therefore, you could embed the georeferencing format. The question is would your software be able to read the georeferencing from the Collada file.
There are plugins for importing KML into the FOSS 3D modelling package Blender (a GREAT piece of software by the way.) And Blender also exports to Collada, and has a python api. So you might be able to build something with those components. The thing to watch out for is preserving coordinates though. Since Blender isn't explicitly a GIS, you'll have to make ...
To export a vector to Collada, you can choose any free versions of SketchUp. I give you this link because here you can find a lot of versions, begining with 5. (I've tested only the following versions: 7, 8, and Make. The Make version has enabled the Pro version, for eight hours of work). To be able to load your kml files in SketchUp, you may use the KML ...
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