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    As The Wood Turns

    Last wed I had a local News crew (Tim Cable) come by my shop and do a little segment on Me and my turning.
    Since 1990, Tim has hosted "Cable Country," a folksy feature-type segment profiling unique people in and around Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, and western North Carolina. Tim describes the segment as "a poor man's Charles Kuralt." Tim also anchors "NewsChannel 11 at Five" weekdays at 5:00 p.m.
    It aired last night and he already has it up on his Blog, Here is a link so you can check it out.

    http://www.tricitiesblogs.com/cablec...he_wood_turns/
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    Nicely done Jim, Congratulations!

    Alot of fine pieces I saw in that.
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    Cool!

    Awesome!

    Congratulations!!! This might be a huge leap for you. almost instantaneously. hope youre prepared for some requests for some work. you might have some instant clientele.

    Is your phone number listed....

    If so, youre screwed!!! (but in a good way i guess)

    cheers,

    dan
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    We're surrounded by movie stars! Very nice Jim and some nice looking work in the shop there.
    Mike

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    Looking Good. Some nice pieces you showed. This will even get you a better price.
    Dennis

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    That is so cool, and you did a great job with the interview. A natural in front of the camera. You can be the turners version of Norm.
    Have a Nice Day!

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    Congrats Jim! A worthy segment!
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    That was a really nice news article and I always enjoy the pieces you post. Keep on livin' the dream.
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    Congrats Jim. As someone posted earlier I hope you are ready for an influx of orders.

    Tony
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    Well Done

    Jim,

    I'm very impressed with your composure on camera. You carry yourself well, speak with confidence, and, I think, left a great impression with the viewer. Marry that with your excellent work and I'd say you hit a grand slam. Congratulations!

    Alex

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    Great interview Jim. congrads on the coverage you deserve it.

    Bob

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    Outstanding Jim !

    Well done and well deserved. Your wonderful work certainly represents the state of the art in woodturning today and you present it very well. Nice Job!
    Happy and Safe Turning, Don


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    Jim,

    That is a great story. Well done by both the Talent and the staff!

    Of course it's easy to see why they picked you. Bald woodturners are smarter and better looking than the average citizen.

    Frank
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    Now that was nice Jim, Thanks.

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    Very nice, glad you shared.
    Mike Vickery

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