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Moated site at Doveden Hall
Heritage Category: Scheduled Monument
List Entry Number: 1019819
Date first listed: 09-May-2001
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The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Suffolk
District: St. Edmundsbury (District Authority)
Parish: Whepstead
National Grid Reference: TL 82170 58974
Legacy Record - This information may be included in the List Entry Details.
Reasons for Designation
Around 6,000 moated sites are known in England. They consist of wide ditches,
often or seasonally water-filled, partly or completely enclosing one or more
islands of dry ground on which stood domestic or religious buildings. In some
cases the islands were used for horticulture. The majority of moated sites
served as prestigious aristocratic and seigneurial residences with the
provision of a moat intended as a status symbol rather than a practical
military defence. The peak period during which moated sites were built was
between about 1250 and 1350 and by far the greatest concentration lies in
central and eastern parts of England. However, moated sites were built
throughout the medieval period, are widely scattered throughout England and
exhibit a high level of diversity in their forms and sizes. They form a
significant class of medieval monument and are important for the understanding
of the distribution of wealth and status in the countryside. Many examples
provide conditions favourable to the survival of organic remains.
The moated site at Doveden Hall survives well. The greater part remains undisturbed by post-medieval and modern activity and will retain buried evidence for structures and other features relating to the development and character of the site throughout the periods of occupation. The buried silts in the base of the moat will contain artefacts relating to its occupation, and organic remains including evidence for the local environment in the past are also likely to be preserved in waterlogged deposits in the moat. Comparisons between this site and other examples both locally and more widely will provide valuable insights into the development and nature of settlement in medieval England.
Legacy Record - This information may be included in the List Entry Details.
The monument includes a medieval moated site at Doveden Hall, 1.35km from
Whepstead parish church.
The moat island is roughly square, measuring up to 46m across, and is
surrounded by a waterfilled moat measuring an average 10m in width and up to
2m deep. A causeway across the west arm of the moat is believed to represent
the original access to the island, whilst a brick bridge which crosses the
south arm of the moat is believed to be later in date. A stable block, which
abuts the outer edge of the western arm of the moat to the south of the
causeway, is not included in the scheduling.
The centre of the island is occupied by Doveden Hall, a Listed Building Grade
II of 15th century date. The hall takes the form of a three cell open hall
house, with a projecting cross wing at the south end which was extended in the
16th century. The moated site is thought to represent the manor of Doveton
Hall, also known as Dorrington Hall and Duffin Hall which was given, with
associated lands, to the Abbey of St Edmunds in 1292. In 1545, after the
Dissolution of the Monasteries, the manor was granted by the Crown to Sir
George Somerset of Badmondisfield. It was later sold to Thomas Bacon, and in
1550 it passed to Roger Frost and continued in the Frost family until 1688.
Doveden Hall, all outhouses and sheds, walls and fences, the bridge across the
southern arm of the moat, and the swimming pool, together with all modern man-
made surfaces, are excluded from the scheduling; although the ground beneath
all these features is included.
MAP EXTRACT The site of the monument is shown on the attached map extract.
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 33306
Legacy System: RSM
Books and journals
Gage, J, History of Suffolk Thingoe Hundred, (1838)
Copinger, W, 'The Manors of Suffolk' in The Manors of Suffolk, , Vol. VII, (1911)
4/127, Doveden Hall, Whepstead, (1955)
This monument is scheduled under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 as amended as it appears to the Secretary of State to be of national importance. This entry is a copy, the original is held by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.
End of official listing

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At a time when allegations of racism in football has become a source of worry, former Super Eagles defender and Bury ace Efe Sodje has declared he will not hesistate to walk off the pitch if racially abused.
The 40-year-old who played for the Super Eagles between 2000 and 2004 making nine appearances and scoring a goal, revealed in a chat with BBC World Service that he had been a victim of racial abuse earlier in his career.
"Let's say it happens on Saturday – I'm going to say the game should be stopped," said the former Nigeria international centre-back.
"Whoever shouts it out will be picked out. I will make sure that person would be pointed out and shamed."
And veteran Sodje is confident he would not suffer any punishment from the authorities or from his club if he took that course of action.
He continued: "The club will back it, especially our manager [Kevin Blackwell]. He's 100% behind that.
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"We are not going to accept it as this club here."
Sodje, who is with his 10th club and has played more than 500 games in English football, thinks recent controversies involving racism could have been easily avoided if stronger punishments had been in place.
"It flared up massively with the John Terry case," added Sodje. "That's what kicked it off again big time and the way they never reacted to that case.
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Although an unusual program at first glance, the mix of dynamic young conductor and violinist created a magical evening. Leonard Slatkin's several weeks away from the podium have been eye opening, not because the quality of guest artists have been so good, but because the entire season is a tribute to Slatkin's sizeable gifts, Since taking on the Beethoven symphonies and overtures early this year, the artistic standards of the house have risen considerably. Slatkin, who is music director, deserves much credit for this exceptional sound, as does new concertmistress Yoonshin Song, who has cultivated a breathtaking string section in her brief tenure.
But credit needs to also be given to the aforementioned guest artists, who have appeared galvanized and excited by the venue that is Orchestra Hall. Certainly Maestro Grams is one to watch; a young and energetic conductor who seems to have a wide range of musical sympathies. The Webern/Bach transcription seemed to me a shade stiff, yet Grams gave this uniquely modern look at Bach a nice sense of drama at the end. The polite yet puzzled reaction gave hint that not only was the music unexpected, but that 12-tone music still confuses us even now.
Yet it actually set the tone very nicely for the Britten Violin Concerto, a staggering modern masterpiece that has very few real champions because it is both very difficult and also ends quietly, a difficult combination for a concerto. Karen Gomyo is a fine young virtuoso, with an assured and confident technique. Britten's writing can get very thorny in a hurry, and Gomyo simply played the daylights out of the piece. Special note goes to her effortless cadenzas and richness of tone. In short, there's very little she cannot do on her instrument, and she deserved the very warm ovation afterwards. The orchestra under Grams provided a simply masterful canvas, with exceptional work from all sections and a fine grasp of the composer's idiom.
I was somewhat concerned that after all that modernism, that Mozart was perhaps an incorrect choice. I need not have worried. Although I don't really see the Detroit Symphony as a Mozart orchestra, this performance of the great composer's final symphony was terrific. It's clear that Maestro Grams is as comfortable here as in the 20th century, for his attention to detail and phrasing was really very impressive. The wind playing that has so thrilled me throughout this season continued to shine, and everyone else was equally committed. Crisp, clean phrasing embraced both the glories of the traditional orchestral sound and the sensibilities of modern scholarship. Grams seemed to like this piece very much, as he was generous with his directions and the orchestra was keenly responsive.
The 2013 season has done much to recover the storied (and oft-recorded) sound of the Detroit Symphony. I have had the honor of covering most of the latter half of the year, and the word is consistency. The orchestra has found a groove, delivering quality results on a week by week basis. Each section has been distinguished by playing that is undoubtedly world-class. As the Detroit Symphony moves further and further away from their painful strike season, they are confidently entering a new era. Music lovers here have much to be thankful for!
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Comprehensive clinical information from a broad set of data sources is required for many healthcare tasks, including comparative effectiveness research, improving clinical care processes, and improving overall population health. Health information exchanges (HIEs) are an emerging source of healthcare data aggregation and comprehensive clinical data for these purposes. It is well-known that traditional clinical care processes underreport population level disease burden for a variety of reasons: reporters are overburdened or under resourced and they lack knowledge and/or willingness;and clinical data is scattered across different systems in different formats, which makes completing reports burdensome. Incomplete reporting can lead to inaccurate assessment of the disease burden in a community, which further hinders population health interventions and only partially informs preventive care delivered to individual patients. Our long-term goal is to improve population health through innovative informatics strategies that seamlessly integrate and effectively use practice-based population health tools in clinical care. The objective in this project is to improve the effectiveness of acute and preventative care processes by improving information sharing and data quality among healthcare providers and population health stakeholders using novel decision support tools. These tools will deliver reminders to clinical providers using pre-populated reportable condition forms that contain patient demographics and pertinent case management information. Further, this research will investigate the process and effects of deploying a framework to integrate HIE data captured from present and previous clinical encounters to improve the identification and reporting of conditions of population health significance. The central hypothesis of this proposal is that automated data capture and information enhancements will streamline provider-based population health reporting workflows, lower barriers to reporting and case follow-up, increase data completeness, capture a greater portion of communicable disease burden in the community, and improve population health. While this project focuses on the impact of novel population health decision support technology, the framework is applicable to a variety of use-cases. Thus, findings from this project will inform future large-scale clinical decision support initiatives in heterogeneous technical settings. We propose to employ both quantitative and qualitative research methods to determine the data elements and data characteristics vital for clinician case reporting, public health consumption of these reports and bidirectional transmission of case reporting information among population health stakeholders.
The objective of this proposal is to improve the effectiveness of acute and preventative care processes by streamlining information sharing and enhancing information quality among healthcare providers and population health stakeholders using novel decision support and clinical messaging tools. The central hypothesis of this proposal is that automated data capture and provider alerts will improve time-to-treatment, simplify provider-based population health reporting workflows, and result in a more accurate assessment of population-based disease burden.
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|Dixon, Brian E; Zhang, Zuoyi; Lai, Patrick T S et al. (2017) Completeness and timeliness of notifiable disease reporting: a comparison of laboratory and provider reports submitted to a large county health department. BMC Med Inform Decis Mak 17:87
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Honor Flight is a non-profit group created to honor America's veterans by transporting them to Washington D.C to visit their war memorials. The Honor flight network gives top priority to senior veterans such as World War II survivors and those terminally ill who fought in later conflicts.
Lake County Honor Flight's Program Director, Paula Carballido brought the program to Lake County in 2012. As the president of the Exchange Club of North Chicago, one of her duties was to participate in the Exchange Club's Americanism program, the board had an idea of taking veterans to Washington D.C. to visit their memorials-not knowing that Honor Flight actually existed. Through her as well as her team's dedication and research, they found that there existed a non-for-profit service that did just that. It was then that Paula and her team began to establish this very important Honor Flight hub in Lake County. Since then, they have taken 3 trips to Washington D.C. and have taken a total of 36 veterans in the last two years. All of whom have served in the Vietnam, Korean and WWII conflicts. Currently, there are 42 states that have Honor Flight hubs and there is a total of 133 hubs across the United States.
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Italian fashion label Emilio Pucci released this collection of artful skateboards featuring Italian desserts and pastries. Each skateboard deck features colorful shapes and patterns that resemble candies, ice cream cones and even pastas of Italy.
The patterns intertwine with one another to show a kaleidoscopic piece of artwork on each wooden deck. The collection of seven boards were crafted in a limited edition series. The series consists of two distinct types, the first of which is the street style skateboard called 'Dolce Vita Aldente.' The second style, which is a smaller board is an adaptation of an old-school cruiser style.
All of these Italian dessert-themed skateboards are made with specially selected hardwood and boast printed elements. The decorative skateboards feature a printing "technique that guarantees optimum photo quality, scratch resistance, durability and surface smoothness."Photo Credits: designboom, home.emiliopucci
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- By: Ady FloydOct 13, 2015
References: home.emiliopucci & designboom
References: home.emiliopucci & designboom


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An L-space is a 3-manifold whose Heegaard Floer homology is as
simple as possible. An L-space knot is a knot with a non-trivial L-space
surgery; examples are torus knots and Berge knots. Moore asked if the
double branched cover of a hyperbolic L-space knot is ever an L-space. We
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Any of various fleshy, ascomycetous, edible fungi, chiefly of the genus Tuber, that grow underground on or near the roots of trees and are valued as a delicacy.
- n. Any of various chocolate confections, especially one made of a mixture including chopped nuts, rolled into balls and covered with cocoa powder.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. Any of various edible fungi, of the genus Tuber, that grow in the soil in southern Europe; the earthnut.
- n. A creamy chocolate confection, in the form of a ball, covered with cocoa powder.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. Any one of several kinds of roundish, subterranean fungi, usually of a blackish color. The French truffle (Tuber melanosporum) and the English truffle (Tuber æstivum) are much esteemed as articles of food.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A subterranean edible fungus, especially of the ascomycetous genus Tuber.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. edible subterranean fungus of the genus Tuber
- n. creamy chocolate candy
- n. any of various highly prized edible subterranean fungi of the genus Tuber; grow naturally in southwestern Europe
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
Most Americans think a truffle is a chocolate Dessert.
I put them in "truffle" molds, froze them, and now I am trying to package them, but with the butter, they just seem to be melting in my hands. any idea what to use so that the butters don't melt so quickly?
And then I'll go wash it all down with a plate of foie gras in truffle oil.
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Unlike most fungi, which can self-fertilize, the black truffle is either a male or a female and can reproduce only in partnership.
You cannot eat eggs benedict without eating truffle, as a shaving of black truffle is the traditional garnish.
Not to mention that she's such a stickler that if she says a canned truffle is okay here-well, I'll just generally believe her.
And don't get me started on the lovely shapes (each truffle is different in shape) and the boxes in which they are packaged for you.
I sip champagne, and snatch a truffle from the waiter's tray.
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The smell of a truffle is a key indicator of how fresh and flavorful it is.


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Moore Team Sold? UPDATE Yep:
hearing reports that
#15 Cup
owner Bud Moore has sold his team to Winston West operation that wants to go Cup Racing also see a story on SpeedVision/iRace:
Deal could put Bud Moore team back in action
(7-30-1999) --
Bud Moore has sold his Spartanburg(SC)-based Bud Moore Engineering race team to Fenley Motorsports, a Stockton, Calif.-based team on NASCAR's Winston West circuit owned by Robert Fenley. The bulk of the deal has been worked out, according to Moore, over the past week. Only the fine details remain to be settled. The team, which will carry the # 62(not Moore's familiar #15) will attempt to qualify at Indy. The driver will be Winston West driver Jeff Davis, and the crew chief will be Joe Snyder, a data acquisition expert who has worked with several Winston Cup teams. Neither Moore nor his son Greg, who has been acting as the #15 team manager, will accompany the Fenley Motorsports crew to Indianapolis, but will act as consultants for the team after Indy. See the rest of the story at:
The State
by Jim McLaurin(8-1-1999)
PowerTeam Paint at Indy:
1999 Indianapolis 500 and defending Pep Boys Indy Racing League champion Kenny Brack will serve as the honorary crew chief for Geoffrey Bodines Power Team #60 car during the Brickyard 400 NASCAR Winston Cup Series race next week at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Bodines car will be painted similar to the A.J. Foyt Power Team Racing Dallara/Aurora/Goodyear driven by Brack(
Indy Racing League Notes/Site
Al Unser Jr to Cup?
Hearing rumors that Al Unser Jr may be considering moving from CART to Cup with the Cal Well's Tide team. Unser's contract with Penske is up at the end of the 1999 season. Rumor has Little Al supposedly driving the Cup car and pulling an Indy 500/Coca Cola 600 double, like Andretti and Stewart have done(8-1-1999)
Earnhardt Paint Scheme UPDATE:
Motorsports Direct
is listing a diecast car called the "GM Sign Car" in which it says Earnhardt will begin running his new paint scheme at the Brickyard 400 --
NOL has a story posted on this: the hood of the No. 3 Chevrolet will be a replica of the GM Goodwrench Service Plus sign that appears as it does at the local dealerships across the United States. See full stoy at:
Earnhardt to sport new look at Indy
Dodson to Return? UPDATE 2:
Barry Dodson was the mastermind behind Rusty Wallaces 1989 championship, yet is not presently involved in Winston Cup racing. That may soon change. There has always been a market for Dodsons services. He has spent the last few years working for Busch and truck teams primarily because he wanted to get away from the high pressure of NASCARs premier division and recover from the loss of two teen-aged children in an automobile accident(Monte Dutton/Gaston Gazette) Dodson currently oversee's the #35 Team Amick BGN team(7-21-1999) --
Dodson has be released from the #35 Team Amick BGN operation. Team Owner Bill Amick sites philosophical differences(didn't see eye-to-eye)(
WC Scene
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TNN's Raceday reports that Dodson will start work at the #30 Bahari-Eel River Racing on Monday(8-1-1999)
Elliott and McDonald's:
Bill Korbus, who directs the McDonald's racing program, says the company believed Elliott was going to retire after next season and it didn't want to be caught short. He also says that if Elliott doesn't retire, McDonald's would be interested in continuing to sponsor him. Two McDonald's cars? "It's certainly not outside the realm of possibility," Korbus says. "Cal was always our life-after-Bill plan." The catch is that Elliott, an owner-driver, plans to continue as an owner after he retires. And McDonald's has no interest in sponsoring an Elliott car with no Elliott inside(
USA Today
Childress Notes:
from Chris Economaki's National Speed Sport News weekly column 'Editor's Notebook': concerning Larry McReynolds 3-year deal with RCR as crew chief for the #31 - The 3-year deal can be aborted by Childress if McReynolds later decides he still wants to be a team owner. Childress also noted there are no plans for a third RCR team next year, "Not unless we need one."(NSSN)(7-31-1999)
Henry's Rumblings:
from the Stock Car Fans Newsletter(www.stockcarfans.com) - "Here we are 19 races into the season and we've still got one spot open on the Winner's Circle program. Now, I realize nobody is in this sport for the money (some of the numbers being thrown around in these new sponsor deals are staggering), but there was a time when being on the Winner's Circle plan made the difference in profit and loss for a big-time Cup team or two. I guess $300-$350K just doesn't buy what it used to. Anyway, the next race winner not already on the plan will be eligible. We filled the program last year by Martinsville in April with Bobby Hamilton's victory. John Andretti claimed the first wild card spot this season with his victory in that same event." By the way, I have a page with the Winner Circle Program rules and standings, current and for the last two years at
Winners Circle Program
More from Henry:
Of the last 43 races, only one winner has been from a single-car program. Ricky Rudd's victory at Martinsville last September stands alone.....and when you look at the single car operations left, it's hard to predict that we could see a winner emerge from any of those in the near future. Thus far this year, we've only got 5 Top-5's (5.3%) and 33 Top-10's (17.4%) recorded by single car teams(7-31-1999)
Spoiler Change? UPDATE:
Not in the angle but I hear NASCAR will issue a bulletin on how the braces on the rear spoilers are placed. Basically it tells the teams where the support braces go, how many, and exactly where to put them. From what I understand, teams could put them at angles or more than three per side so the tool used by NASCAR could only be hung on the spoiler where the team wanted it, usually in the center. Then they would turn the corners back a couple of degrees. Less downforce(7-29-1999) --
will be effective as of October 13th, 1999(before Talladega). An addition to the rule book covering the Rear Spoliers, concerning the Spoiler Braces. There can be a maximum of six, three per side, evenly spaced(7-30-1999)
DW Paint:
Darrell Waltrip's #66 Route 66/Big Kmart Ford Taurus will have a special paint scheme for the Brickyard 400. It will be the debut of the paint scheme Waltrip will run in selected races next year. The paint scheme will be unveiled during next Thursday's(Aug 5th) morning press conference(7-30-1999)
Furr back in 2000:
#25 Hendrick Motorsports Crew Chief, Tony Furr says he will return as the crew chief in 2000 and work with new 2000 driver Jerry Nadeau(
WC Scene Magazine
CART Moore news:
Greg Moore and Al Unser Jr., who both become free agents at the end of this season, have at times expressed interest in giving stock cars a try. Moore, 24, a Canadian, has been the hotter topic of late and seems in no hurry to dispel the rumors who says he has two or three opportunities 'over there'(NASCAR). Moore, who can command a multimillion-dollar deal in CART, confirmed with USA Today that he has talked with Wells. See full story at:
Moore confirms NASCAR talks
(TSN)...but in a WC Scene story about Cal Wells, Wells states that he was talking to a CART driver but that the deal fell through(7-30-1999)
Wells down to 3:
Cal Wells, who is starting BGN and Cup teams for the 2000 season, has narrowed his choice to BGN drivers for his McDonald's BGN team down to three(no names mentioned) but is not close to a Cup driver for his Tide operation yet(WC Today Radio and WC Scene) Hopes are for Wells to have his BGN driver run a few BGN races later in the 1999 season so the driver is eligible for all the tracks in 2000(7-30-1999)
Bickle/TylerJet news:
Rich Bickle was on RPM2Nite Thursday and alluded to a contact extension with the #45 TylerJet Team, well.....from NOL - Tyler Jet Motorsports team owner Tim Beverley announced Wednesday driver Rich Bickle has agreed to a multi-year agreement with the NASCAR Winston Cup Series organization(
Kevin Lepage was on RPM2Nite Thursday and said while TV Guide has not signed for the 2000 season yet, he felt that things are looking better in negotiations with the magazine. From a Tennessean/NY Times story: Lepage's primary sponsor was purchased by a competitor earlier this year and pulled out. Roush got TV Guide as a replacement, but now it looks as if TV Guide will leave at the end of the year, and there is the possibility Lepage's team may fold, leaving him looking for a ride(
Shepherd News:
an update on Morgan Shepherds plans for Indy. Shepherd will have a mixed crew, with some of his guys and some of Richard Jackson's guys(his old car owner, #1/14). Larry Gunselman, a NASCAR Winston West Driver, is in charge of the car set-up and preparation for the upcoming race. A qualifying engine will be leased from Dennis Fisher, an engine builder in Mooresville, NC(who also does the #60 engines). Shepherd and Jackson are going to Indy together in a joint venture, the car will be Morgan's #05 Pontiac(
Morgan Shepherd Site
Carter Sponsor:
Travis Carter, owner of the #23 and #66 Cup teams, says he has a primary sponsor to replace Winston, who is leaving the #23 team at the end of the 1999 season. Nothing has been signed yet but Carter says he has a solid verbal agreement. He expects to make an announcement in the next two months. As for his driver, Jimmy Spencer, he and Carter plan to talk soon but neither know what is going on driverwise for the 2000 season yet. Spencer hopes to have a decision in place by the beginning of September(WC Scene Magazine)(7-30-1999)
Jeff Gordon Boulevard:
On Wednesday, Aug. 4, 1999, Jeff Gordon will celebrate his 28th birthday with a few thousand of his closest friends. County Road 275 East, which runs approximately one-mile on both sides of I-74, will be appropriately renamed "Jeff Gordon Boulevard." The ceremony will begin at 5:15pm at Dr. Malcolm Scamahorn Community Park located east of downtown Pittsboro, 10 miles west of Indianapolis, on Hwy 136(JGnewsletter/
NASCAR Today Radio reports that Steve Grissom is seriously talking to a few Cup owners about driving for them in the 2000 season(7-30-1999)
Am hearing all kinds of reports that something is going on with the #30 team today, what?? not sure, could be the sale of the team?? Shut down?? Sponsor gone?? one thing I hear is that owner Chuck Rider has sold to the Barry Dodson group. Apparently, this was finalized today. Team keeps going. Not sure on sponsor or driver --
Bahari Racing owner Chuck Rider announced today that he has sold the team to Eel River Racing, LLC, a newly formed team owned by Boston businessman Jack Birmingham. Birmingham said 1990 Daytona 500 champion Derrike Cope will remain as the driver of the team for the remainder of the season, but the team and Cope are free to contract with others for the 2000 season. Jimmy Dean, Bryan Foods, State Fair Brand Corn Dogs and Rudys Farm will continue to serve as rotating sponsors on the #30 Pontiac Grand Prixs. Rider has agreed to be an officer of the newly formed team, which will be known as Bahari-Eel River Racing. Birmingham, 57, is a native of Boston, and has homes in Osterville, Mass., and Vero Beach, Fla. Eel River flows through Osterville where Birmingham resides during the summer months. Rider formed Bahari Racing in 1987. His teams have earned 16 top-five and 69 top-10 finishes over that span, accumulating more than $7.5 million in earnings. Cope said his goal is to have a competitive rebirth during the remainder of the season. Bob Tomlinson, who served as Cale Yarborough Motorsports team manger when Cope was the driver from 1993-94, will serve in the same capacity at Bahari-Eel River Racing. Devin Birmingham, a marketing expert employed at Kellogg Co., will be part of the management team(Bahari PR)(7-28-1999) --
full story at That's Racin':
Rider announces sale of Bahari' Racing
by David Poole and from SpeedNet: Cope was in the 2nd year of a three-year commitment with Bahari' Racing, but with the circumstances the way they are, he has been able to come to terms on being released from any 2000 commitment(
Schrader #100:
Ken Schrader will make his 100th BGN series start this week at St. Louis(
That's Racin'
Entry List is up
at NOL for the Brickyard 400. The list link and info on the upcoming Cup race at my
Brickyard 400 Info Page
. Included in the entries are #14-Boris Said, #05-Morgan Shepherd, #61-Bob Strait, #32-Mike Wallace, #01-Jeff Green, #62-Jeff Davis, #93-Dave Blaney and #80-Gary Bradberry(7-29-1999)
Dodson to the #30?
RPM2Nite mentioned during it's story on the Bahari team being sold that Barry Dodson is under consideration to be the teams crewchief. Rumor has it that Dodson is ready to step back into Cup(7-29-1999)
Donlavey News UPDATE:
Junie Donlavey has a four race deal in place with Hills Bros. Coffee. The firm has agreed to sponsor Stanton Barrett in the #90 Taurus in the upcoming races at Indianapolis, Michigan, Richmond and Talladega. Donlavey will run the sponsor's logo at Pocono as well this weekend as a bonus race. Donlavey, commenting on his team's recent struggles, said the situation was much like that of a first year team. His team has had such a dramatic turnover in personnel, that it is taking them some time, much like a start-up team, to get used to working together. He thinks he has a very promising young driver in Barrett and sees brighter days ahead for his re-energized group(
Inside Motorsports
)(7-23-1999) --
The #90 will be unsponsored at Indy, the other race Hills Brothers will sponsor the car is in the season finale at Atlanta. Stanton Barrett is slated to drive the car at Indy and the Hills Bros races(7-29-1999)
#75 Crew:
hearing that Shock Specialist Danny Tompkins has parted ways with the #75 team after Pocono(7-27-1999) --
Also hearing that crew chief Jon Wolfe will part with the #75 team after the Brickyard 400(7-29-1999)
#91 Sponsor? UPDATE 2:
hearing the #91 LJ Racing team has a deal working with Invinca-Shield for at least a one race deal. It could be at the Brickyard 400(
Victory Lane Online
)(7-24-1999) --
In the middle of a promtional release it mentions: "We're doing a five race deal with LJ Racing" and mentions Dick Trickle as the driver. They are giving away either a #91 Winston Cup car or a choice of a Brand New 1999 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, it doesn't say what race the sponsorship starts(
) --
Looks like Invinca-Shield will be sponsoring the #91 LJ racing Chevy at Indy, Bristol and Richmond and are still considering what other two races they will sponsor but I hear they are leaning toward Charlotte and Talladega(7-28-1999)
#30 Sponsor? team for SALE? another rumor:
hearing the Sara Lee sponsorship of the #30 Bahari Pontiac team is in jeopardy. Sara Lee is using a rotating product program on the car with Jimmy Dean, Bryan Meats, State Fair Corn Dogs, and Rudy's Farms(6-28-1999) --
Sources tell me that the Sara Lee sponsorship of the #30 will go through this season as it is under contract. Next year has yet to be determined(6-29-1999) --
Chuck Rider is considering selling his Winston Cup team after 14 winless seasons, according to sources close to the situation. Derrike Cope is the driver. Three men who are looking to be part of the new operation are Barry Dodson, Jimmy Johnson and Eddie Cheever. Dodson is a veteran NASCAR crew chief who led Rusty Wallace to the 1989 title and who moved over to the Truck division after the death of his children in a car crash five years ago. Johnson is the former NASCAR team manager who helped Rick Hendrick put together his stock-car empire. Cheever is a veteran Indy-car driver on the Indy Racing League circuit. Sara Lee, Rider's sponsor, is not expected to return as a Winston Cup sponsor next season. The Fortune 500 company joins a growing list of major sponsors leaving the stock-car series(
)(7-24-1999) --
Noises being made that NFL Quarterback Jim Harbaugh may be interested in purchasing or investing in the #30 Bahari Racing team currently piloted by Derrike Cope(
) have not heard this one myself anyhere(7-26-1999) --
Team owner Chuck Rider is reportedly considering offers to sell the team and rumors have Sara Lee considering leaving the team as the sponsor(Winston Cup Today Radio)(7-28-1999)
No former Winston Cup rookie of the year winner has posted a series victory since Jeff Burton won the rookie title in 1994. Since then, Ricky Craven, Skinner Irwin and Benson have all won the title but come up empty in wins. In fact, of the past 10 rookie title winners, only three (Burton, Jeff Gordon and Bobby Hamilton) have won Cup races(
That's Racin'
Monte Carlo Testing:
The 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is scheduled to be on the track Aug. 30-31 at Gateway International Raceway outside St. Louis. Teammates Mike Skinner and Dale Earnhardt are scheduled to drive the car. Richard Childress Racing developed the cars for all the tracks except Daytona and Talladega. Hendrick Motorsports developed the restrictor-plate cars(
News and Record
Sadler rests:
Elliott Sadler will skip the BGN race at Gateway to heal from the crash he had in second-round qualifying at Pocono last weekend. Sadler bruised his left foot. He was to drive the #35 Team Amick Pontiac(
News and Record
Melling Ride:
At least three drivers, Morgan Shepherd, Steve Grissom and Dallenbach have spoken to Melling Racing about moving to the #9 Fords next season(
That's Racin'
Pizza Hut? UPDATE:
rumor has it that Pizza Hut may be the next sponsor on the #75 Butch Mock(?) team(7-26-1999) --
hearing Butch Mock has sold the team but will finish out the season as the owner(7-27-1999)
#88 Crew Member Hurt UPDATE:
Brian Clark, the rear tire carrier for Dale Jarrett, broke a toe when the exhaust pipe landed on it as the car was dropped from the jack during a pit stop. Kevin Hall came over from the #28 car which crashed out of the race early(
)(7-26-1999) --
Brian Clark, the right rear tire changer for Dale Jarrett's #88 Fords who was injured Sunday at Pocono Raceway, hopes to return to his team in time for the Aug. 7 Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis. Clark shattered his big toe and second toe on his left foot when Jarrett's car dropped from the jack and the car's tail pipe landed on his foot during the completion of a pit stop. He received stitches and has had his foot placed in a splint(
That's Racin'
Rudd rumor:
I hear the 7/26 issue of AutoWeek magazine has a story about IRL team owner John Barnes and Panther Racing (driver:Scott Goodyear). "Barnes says he is in serious negotiations to buy a high profile Winston Cup team. He and soon-to-be-sponsorless Rick Rudd are friends."(7-27-1999)
Burton to the #28?? UPDATE:
Thought this was an odd rumor on the Speednet page Sunday: "Dallenbach has been linked with many teams for possible future rides. But no one expects Dallenbach's situation to be resolved until Robert Yates decides what he will do with the #28 Texaco/Havoline Ford, currently driven by Kenny Irwin. If Irwin is replaced later this season, sources expect Yates to choose Ward Burton, Jimmy Spencer or Dallenbach. Burton, who is eighth in series points with Bill Davis Racing team, wants to stay packaged with crew chief Tom Baldwin". That's a new one(
)(7-26-1999) --
here that Ward Burton, driver of the #22 Caterpillar Pontiac with Bill Davis Racing and his crew chief Tommy Baldwin have re-upped with Bill Davis Racing for three more years(7-27-1999)
Barrett Returns:
Stanton Barrett, who ran the #90 Hills Bros Junie Donlavey Ford at Pocono(and Vegas) will also drive the car again in two weeks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway(Keystone/Williams Co)(7-27-1999)
Double KMart cars?
KMart may be expanding its NASCAR sponsorship to include both of Travis Carter's teams next season(
Tyler Jet Motorsports had it's best finish ever when Rich Bickle came home 7th at Pocono on Sunday(7-26-1999)
Hut Stricklin brought the #58 SBIII Ford home 15th in the Pennsylvania 500, the best ever for the first year team, previous best was 19th at Richmond(7-26-1999)
Yates honor:
The #28 Robert Yates Racing Ford driven by Kenny Irwin carried a special decal in memory of the car's former owner Harry Ranier. He died last week of a heart attack. Among the drivers for Ranier, who sold the team to Yates in 1987, were Hall of Famers Buddy Baker, Bobby Allison, Yarborough and Benny Parsons(
)..The decal read, ``In Memory and Respect of Harry Ranier.'' In addition, smaller decals were distributed to the remainder of the 43-car field(
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Gordon's record?
While it's looking doubtful that Jeff Gordon will win his 3rd consecutive Cup championship and tie Cale Yarboroughs record, hestill has a shot at one Winston Cup record. No one has led the circuit in victories for five consecutive seasons. Gordon shares the lead this season with Jeff Burton with four wins each. Darrell Waltrip led in victories from 1981-84, sharing the top spot with Bobby Allison in 1983(
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There's a rumour going around that Oracle is close to ending all development of Solaris, effectively killing the operating system.
Solaris being canned, at least 50% of teams to be RIF'd in short term. All hands meetings being cancelled on orders from legal to prevent news from spreading. Hardware teams being told to cease development. There will be no Solaris 12, final release will be 11.4. Orders coming straight from Larry.
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agree, the company that I used to work for just signed a 10 year support contract for Solaris so it will be interesting to see how that pans out if the rumours are true.
I would also add that the 10 years is only just buying us time + blow outs to port all our proprietary code from SPARC + Solaris to x86 + Linux (RHEL)
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krazycrismore wrote:Commander Cross wrote:Although I'd place 5 bucks saying that Thalia of CHB can take her on in a Badassery contest, but whether or not either can beat the other in an actual fight...yeah not in a hurry to plan that kind of match, really!At least Lightning will be there if such a match happens.
Do you know about some of the crazy things that Erza has done? The latest arc is basically the entire Fairy Tail guild just showing the rest of the magic world that they are still complete badasses.
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It all began about eleven years ago on a warm, beautiful winter day in our Oakland, California, neighborhood.
"Let's hike up to that Mormon temple on the hill," Michael, then eleven years old, suggested.
The whole family—my husband, Stewart; Michael; Martin, nine; John, five; and myself—had our chores out of the way, so it was the perfect time for just such an excursion. But Stewart and I exchanged troubled glances. We weren't Mormons, and neither of us was sure it was a good idea to venture onto Mormon property.
We had lived just below the Oakland Temple for more than a year, but we had never gone near it. We were an interracial family and, though we had heard the Mormons now allowed blacks to hold the priesthood, we were certain we wouldn't be welcome there. Besides, we really weren't interested in going anywhere near a church with such a well-known image of discrimination against blacks.
"Michael, I don't think we'd better go there," I said. "Mormons don't like blacks, and they especially don't like mixed families."
"Oh, Mom, they won't care if we just hike up to their temple. We won't hurt anything. Please—it'd be a great hike!"
We batted the problem around a bit, with the boys assuring us that by going "the back way," we could get to the temple without being seen. Finally, since they were so eager to go, we decided it would be worth risking an embarrassing situation.
There was just one thing the kids had failed to tell us about this "back way"—it was up what seemed to be a ninety-degree cliff left after a landslide had washed away the hill behind the temple grounds. What a climb! And the stress of listening for someone to yell and tell us to get off the property didn't make it any easier.
When we finally reached the top, we stopped the boys. "Don't run off exploring. Stay close to us and be ready; they'll probably ask us to leave as soon as someone sees us," we warned.
As we turned the corner onto the main grounds, we couldn't believe our eyes—the sight was magnificent! There were trees and flowers, fountains, a running stream, and wrought-iron gates and fences. The temple was the most breathtakingly beautiful building we had ever seen. Other buildings stretched off across the grounds to our right.
"I wonder what they use all these buildings for?" I asked.
"I don't know," Stewart said, "But it looks like there's a visitors' center over there. Maybe they have something we can read. Should we chance it?" Just then, a man leading a group of people came out of the center and headed across the courtyard toward the temple.
"Look!" Michael said, "He's taking them up to the top. Can we go, too? If we're quiet, they won't even know we're there."
Decision time. While not as curious as Michael was, Martin and John really wanted to see where the stairs went, so we decided to trail along behind the group. The plan was to keep the other people between us and the guide.
"Remember, stay at the back, and don't say anything. Just listen to what he says," I cautioned.
Up we went, grabbing a handful of Church brochures from a rack at the base of the stairs. As we stepped onto the terrace that encircles the temple, all of Oakland, San Francisco, Marin County, and the Peninsula stretched below us. Tiny cars made their way over the Bay Bridge, while the Golden Gate Bridge stood silhouetted against the Pacific. The world seemed truly to be at our feet.
But the guide's words gradually began cutting through my fascination with the scenery. He was explaining the huge bas-relief of the Savior preaching to the Lamanites. As he retold the story of the peoples journeying to this hemisphere from the Holy Land and establishing their culture, Stewart and I exchanged surprised glances.
Only a year or two before, we had traveled to Oaxaca, Mexico, and toured the ruins of Monte Alban. As we had climbed back and forth across the Zapotec pyramids, we had puzzled over the similarities between these ruins and those found in the Middle East. There didn't seem to be any possible way the two cultures could be connected, but we couldn't rid ourselves of the nagging feeling that somehow they were. It was a mystery we had discussed numerous times, but we had never found a satisfactory answer to the puzzle.
Now, standing here on the grounds of a Mormon temple, the pieces started to fall into place. Not only had we found some answers to the mystery, we had found a whole church that taught all about what we had seen and that also explained how it had happened. It was amazing!
But the Mormons? How could that be? We had outlived our "hippie" days and had been looking for a church for our family, but this didn't make sense. We had finally found a church that could answer some of our questions, and it was probably the one church we would never join. We knew the Mormons didn't want us, and we were certain we didn't want anything to do with them. What were we going to do?
What we did was begin moving closer and closer to the front of the group. By the end of the tour, when the guide asked who would like a free Book of Mormon, guess who were in the front row with their hands up!
Much to our relief, he didn't chase us off. Instead, he smiled warmly, wrote down our address, and told us we would be getting a call in the next few days to set a time for someone to bring the book to us. He asked if we had any questions. Not wanting to press our luck, we said no, thanked him for the tour, and left before he could change his mind about giving us a copy of the book.
I wish I could say we had a deep theological discussion as we headed home, but we didn't talk much. Stewart and I were trying to figure out this latest curve in our lives, and the boys were hurrying to get back to their friends. Even Michael, the force behind our exposure to the Church, was more interested in stopping for an ice-cream cone than in talking about Mormons.
A few days later, as promised, I got a call from a polite young man who called himself Elder Nelson. He asked when he and his companion (What in the world is a "companion"? we wondered) could bring us our Book of Mormon. I set a time and then couldn't resist saying, "You called yourself 'Elder,' but you sound about nineteen."
A boyish giggle came over the line as he said, "Oh, no, I'm twenty."
That night, Brad Nelson and Kirk Bodine—or Nelson and Bodine as we lovingly called them ever after (even though we later learned that their names were to be preceded with "Elder")—walked into our home and began leading us on the path to the Lord.
They surely must have been two of the most dedicated missionaries in the Oakland Mission. There wasn't a day that went by that they didn't make contact with us. It seemed as though if they didn't have an appointment with us, we would find a note, a religious book, or a picture of the temple at our door.
While Nelson and Bodine did bring us the truth via the basic discussions, they made that truth come alive through their actions. They lived the beauty they preached.
Bodine had had polio as a child and was forced to use crutches or a cane to get around. I can guess at how extreme the pain must have been because, shortly after our baptism, it forced him to return home—and forced is the accurate verb. He was devastated at not finishing his mission and felt he had failed. I tried to tell him that maybe his mission had been to bring our family into the Church, and, if that was the case, he had certainly been totally successful. It didn't seem to help much, but it was all the reassurance I had to give at the time.
Bodine's strength and determination to teach his faith made a far stronger statement about his beliefs than any words he ever said to us, and that beautiful spirit was matched by his voice. Tears still come to my eyes when I remember watching him and Nelson, sitting side by side, harmonizing on "'Give,' Said the Little Stream," with Michael, Martin, and John gazing up at them. Is it surprising that, to this day, it's my favorite Primary song?
Nelson? How can I describe what Nelson meant to our conversion? I never told him, but I can pinpoint my decision to join the Church to the moment he made one particular comment. He was getting ready to teach us a discussion, and I was sitting there with my cigarettes and a glass of wine. I told him that while many of the things they were saying seemed true to me, I could never join the Church because it would mean giving up cigarettes and wine, and I wasn't willing to do that.
He sat there a second and then said, "The Church won't tell you to give anything up. You'll know what you have to do when the time comes."
I didn't respond, but it was the perfect answer. If he had done something else—quoted scripture, rationalized, evaded, even suggested that I pray about it—I would have balked, and I doubt that our family would have joined the Church. (At least, not then!) But he didn't, and at that moment it became clear to me that if I truly believed what the Church taught, I could not continue smoking and drinking. The two could not exist together, and, in my heart, I already knew the Church was right. I couldn't pretend otherwise, so I kicked an eighteen-year habit and never smoked another cigarette or took another drink.
Stewart and I laugh about it now, but long before we had the final discussion, we knew the Church was true. In fact, we remember standing in our kitchen after hearing the third or fourth discussion, wondering how long Nelson and Bodine were going to make us wait before we could be baptized.
They didn't rush us. They gave us all the discussions, supported us when we first went to church and found out we were welcome (the last major hurdle), worked with the boys to help them decide whether they wanted to be baptized, and answered our hundreds of questions. A month after we began the discussions, Stewart, Michael, Martin, and I were baptized, and John, who was not yet eight years old, was blessed.
A year later, our family was sealed in the Oakland Temple.
In the intervening decade, our family's "hike to eternity" has carried us halfway around the world and back again to our present home in Oregon. We've taken some wrong turns and detours along the way, and some of the trail has been rough. But in all our wanderings, we have never found hide nor hair of the racism we had worried about. What we have found is a world filled with Bodines and Nelsons—Church member "co-hikers" who are always ready to reacquaint us with the map and put us back on the right path to eternity.


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Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Press release from the issuing companyAliso Viejo, California -- Global Sourcing Solutions, Inc. (GSSI), a leading international sales, sourcing and logistics company, with a focus on printing, packaging and premium promotional products, today announced that the company has completed Chrysler, LLC's domestic showroom catalog printing program. The recent project comes in addition to the international catalog program that was awarded to GSSI in November of 2008.
"As the North American printing industry has consolidated over the last several years, domestic printing prices have escalated and options have become fewer for print buyers here in the U.S. The decision by Chrysler to move production of domestic catalogs off-shore should be commended as visionary and at the very least, fiscally responsible," said James Letzel, President and CEO of GSSI. "By allowing GSSI to manage the print production for their automobile catalogs and ultimately providing Chrysler with significant savings, both GSSI and Chrysler have demonstrated that global solutions are available for these important sales and marketing tools."
With the current state of financial affairs challenging automobile makers, cutting costs and selling more cars are critical issues for the industry. Significant savings can often be found in all areas not directly related to automobile production and reducing the costs associated with printed materials can have significant impact on an automobile maker's bottom line. While Chrysler has produced their international catalogs overseas for a number of years, this is the first time the production of their U.S. catalogs was moved offshore.
"When it comes to global solutions, low cost does not necessarily mean sacrificing quality or service," explained Tom Vendetti, GSSI's Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. "In 2008, GSSI was selected to provide analysis of the global printing market, identify lower cost printers with the best fit from a quality and service standpoint as well as manage the production of both Chrysler's domestic and the international catalogs. By allowing GSSI to handle the entire process, we were able to provide significant cost savings by producing the domestic catalogs in Asia and the international versions in Eastern Europe. These two regions of the world embrace high technology, possess state-of-the-art printing equipment and have grown to understand the needs of U.S. clients."
GSSI's global infrastructure and multi-lingual staff distinguishes them from the competition. As a result, GSSI has become the definitive authority on offshore print production through extensive hands-on account services, matched with a global sourcing network and managed by their own local in-country personnel.
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I love it when all I need to do is walk out the main entrance of my hotel for a beautiful view of the city I'm visiting. It's been more than a decade since I've been to Baltimore. I'm thankful a few clouds joined me this morning.
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Huzzah! I'm glad to announce a comic I was involved with : Anthology 451. A group of us started this little bad boy a while ago and it's being printed as I type this. Some of the monster talent involved:
John Hoffman (our fearless editor and designer of the cover above)
Rodolphe Guenoden
Robin Joseph
Viktor Kalvachev
Kris Pearn
Mike Thomas (MT)
The bottom image is, of course another gate(and unrelated to the anthology)
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Where nothing is less sure than that there will be one day a "history of television".
During a mass debate about the future of cinema, a clever chap raised the following argument: melancholic cinephiles, you who flatter yourself that you have rehabilitated the popular (especially American) cinema of yesteryear, who is to say that there will not be - in thirty years or more - people who will rehabilitate present-day television, which today we find so difficult not to despise just a little bit? At first glance, the argument seems full of common sense and we begin to imagine the 21st century zapper, sincerely moved by "Maguy," "Rue Carnot" or "Miami Vice." What will these people be like? On second though, however, the argument merely seems clever, and nothing is more misleading than the glib habit of placing cinema and television in total opposition. For it does not help thought, and only produces false symmetries.
That is what we say to ourselves as we consume here and there the minor subjects offered by "VIVE LA TELE" (on channel 5). Pre-zapped subjects that we watch with the conspiratorial eye of one who has already seen them in a previous life, who is surprised by his own amnesia (who sang with "Les problemes"? Antoine?) as by his capacity to recall (Ah yes, the painter Fujita, that was his moment of glory, now dead and forgotten.) We identify what we do not recognize and no longer recognize what we know. In this smiling game that we play with ourselves, everything sways towards the déja-vu and the second level. And, since there is no question of allowing these inserts any more weight than the load of their insignificance, the director Gerards Jourd'hui makes it a point to invent the "outdated" (discolored) disguise of what was innocently nude and in vogue twenty or more years ago.Of course, we realize that, up to the mid sixties, the voices of journalists in the wings were peremptory, nasal tones, with the low humor of the forties or fifties. In black and white the very images that were meant to be pure entertainment assume great dignity (fashion show reports, advance clips of the yé-yé culture, Princess Margaret all smiles, Cocteau, etc.) But these images suddenly swing en bloc into the category (duly filed and classified in the archives of the INA or the Gaumont Cinematheque) of images of the past that are also past images. The recent past remains undecidable as long as it does not definitively fall into the overall phenomenon of belonging to the past.
Which is why the hypothesis of a future aesthetic rediscovery of television is not certain. It will of course always be possible to find in these images innumerable items of objective information on an era, useful for the historians (for a Marc Ferro yet unborn) or the sociologist. Certainly, those who have actually lived through these events the first time around will feel gelatinously sentimental when watching these retro images that, in Jean-Louis Schefer's superb phrase, "have looked at our childhood." But this does not mean that television will be posthumously avenged for the mild contempt in which it has been held by those who watched it (and, too often, by those who worked in it.)
Existing figures show the cinema/television parallel in a poor light. Television has existed for at least 40 years, and we still do not have anything like "A history of television," a little Sadoul {French critic who wrote a proto-Maltin film guide in the 60s--Steve} for future telephiles, with explanations, sagas and filmographies. No sentimental reference to television's past consists of anything more than a litany of 2-3 mythic titles ("Cinq colonnes a la une", "Trente-six chandelles...") As if this could suffice to produce the illusion of a history as rich as that of cinema.
For, if we look at cinema, we see clearly that in the space of 40 years (say from 1910-1950, from the first Griffith films to the first Fellinis), this burgeoning art produced an incredible number of monuments of masterly creative folly, masterpieces with international audiences, known to succeeding generations (from the "nickelodeons" to the cine-clubs). So much so, it may be contended, without paradox, that its Golden Age was in its beginnings, and that the last few decades, however interesting they might have been, are already much less in the nature of an adventure. The cinema adventure did not have to wait 40 years to breed crazy theoreticians and incomplete historians: a glance at the texts of Eisenstein or the articles of Delluc (from the twenties) is enough to realize that wild theories and piercing criticism had found their tone at the very outset.
It is clear then that television is not "like" cinema: the times are different. It is perhaps the end and completion of cinema (its "realization"), just as it is, sometimes, a trailer of something to come. Moreover - and this is its greatness - as it is the slave of a pure present, with no depth, it is only normal that television should know nothing of itself, that, knowing nothing, it is no more capable of generating its history than its historians.
Originally published in LIBERATION November 13, 1987. I've polished the translation slightly.