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Future Barrick chairman says would consider hedging
By Euan Rocha
TORONTO Dec 4 (Reuters) - The incoming chairman of Barrick Gold Corp said on Wednesday he would consider a hedging strategy, given volatility in the price of gold, but this did not mean Barrick was poised to change tack on the issue.
Thornton, the former second-in-command at Goldman Sachs Inc , was named co-chairman of Barrick in June 2012. He will take over as Barrick's sole chairman when founder Peter Munk steps down from the board in the spring.
"As an outsider, I always thought it made great sense to hedge, given the background I come from. I can't imagine why you wouldn't look at that seriously all the time," Thornton told reporters at Barrick's headquarters in Toronto.
"Doesn't mean you would necessarily hedge. But I can't understand for the life of me why that wouldn't be an active topic (you'd) be carefully following at all times. Given the characteristics of a commodity like this, it just makes sense to me."
Barrick raised more than $5 billion in 2009 to unwind its fixed-price hedge book to take full advantage of rising gold prices. The company has since maintained a strong no-hedge position, despite the recent decline in the price of gold.
Thornton said that while he would consider hedging, it did not necessarily mean he would push Barrick back toward it.
Gabelli Gold Fund portfolio manager Caesar Bryan said he was worried by the statement. Gabelli Gold owns Barrick shares. Continued...


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The five-door RX 350 is technically an SUV, but it is cut from different cloth than truck-based models. While calling it nimble is a stretch, its throttle response is good, and its handling and road-holding when thrown into corners is more akin to a car than a truck.
In keeping with its driving-to-the-country-club, luxury-SUV persona, the standard MacPherson strut suspension is supple with excellent damping. Our 2WD tester came with a Performance Package, which equipped it with four-wheel air suspension for driving in different conditions. At speeds of over 62mph, the RX 350 automatically lowers by 0.3 inches to increase handling and reduce the car's drag coefficient. Those wishing to get even sportier can press a button to lower the suspension a further 0.3 inches. There are also options to lower the car still further for ease of access or loading and to increase suspension height for off-road driving.
Despite being equipped with variable stability control, our front-wheel-drive version had a habit of losing its grip and wheel-spinning on challenging inclines. That minority of drivers investing in the Performance Package for off-track use should also consider upgrading to the AWD model, which provides a 50/50 front-to-rear power split and adds a viscous, limited-slip, center-differential transfer torque to those wheels with the most grip when driving in off-road situations.
The RX 350 is remarkably economical for a V-6 SUV. According to the EPA, it will get 20mpg in the city and 25mpg on the highway. In our experience of city-weighted mixed driving, we observed an average of 21.6mpg, which is extremely respectable for a car of this power and weight. Thanks to its emissions-reducing engine technology, the RX 350 retains the RX 330's Ultra-Low Emission Vehicle II (U-LEV II) certification, despite being more powerful. Safety features on the RX 350 are plentiful and in line with Lexus's reputation. Four-wheel antilock brakes with brake assist and electronic brake-force distribution come as standard, as do vehicle stability control and a tire pressure-monitoring system.
Also standard are dual advanced front airbags, driver's knee airbags, front and rear side-curtain airbags, and front-seat-mounted side airbags.
As part of its Performance Package, our test model came with high-intensity discharge headlamps with Lexus's adaptive front lighting system, enabling the headlights to swivel to correspond to the direction of the vehicle when turning, and rain-sensing wipers.
The RX 350 comes with Lexus's new vehicle limited warranty, which includes four-year/50,000-mile basic coverage, six-year/70,000-mile powertrain coverage, and six-year/unlimited mileage corrosion coverage. Lexus also provides the vehicle's first scheduled maintenance service for free.

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Ferns HeritageThe whole history of modern Ireland stems from Ferns Diarmuid MacMurrough, King of Leinster invited the Normans in 1169 to help him fight his battles (they never left) he sealed the deal by his daughter Aoifes marriage to Strongbow. This significant Norman connection has earned Ferns the title Gateway to Norman Wexford. To celebrate this significant medieval heritage the Ferns Medieval Gathering was organised by the local community. The highlights of the weekend which focused on the fun aspects of our heritage included a Launch Parade, a Medieval Fair on the Castle lawn and a Medieval Banquet. You can get a flavour of weekend by visiting our Gathering page
Please note that the public meeting which was to be held on March 2nd has been postponed. The public consultation meeting on the promotion of Ferns as an important historic village will be held in Community Centre on a date to be announced. Wexford County Council has secured funding to promote the village of Ferns through a number of initiatives under the Village Renewal Scheme.
Change of date for Public Consultation Meeting in Ferns
For this initiative to be a success it is important that our local community is well represented and people come along to give their ideas and views. This is a great opportunity to input into the process. All are welcome.
Ferns Heritage Project Group (FHPG)Established in 2015 as a Sub Committee of Ferns Development Association, the FHPG is focusing on developing Ferns tourism potential and interpreting the story of Ferns - with a focus on its Christian/Gaelic Kingship and Norman heritage. In March 2016 the group organised a major conference entitled 'Gaelic Capital and Norman Stronghold - Ferns and the transformation of Ireland'. Archaeologists and historians from Ireland and Scotland, all experts in their individual fields delivered papers at the Conference which resulted in lively and interesting debate.
The work of the group continues - identifying and sourcing funding for projects and liaising with tourism stakeholders at county and national level. Plans for a Conference 2017 are ongoing.
Wexford Trails:The concept of Wexford Trails was developed by Wexford Local Development and Wexford County Council in collaboration with a number of agencies including Failte Ireland to develop and promote tourism trails within the county. Four trails: Wexford Craft Trail, Wexford Garden Trail, Wexford Heritage Trail and Wexford Walking Trail were the first trails formed with The Norman Way joining in 2016.
Wexford Walking TrailFerns Village is a member of the soon to be launched Wexford Walking Trail. Currently the network consists of 17 trails throughout Wexford county. The Ferns Village Heritage Trail adds an historic dimension to a range of trails in the network, other trails offer scenic, mountain/hill walking, coastal, riverside and woodland walks for a range of abilities and interests. For more information visit the Wexford Walking Trail Facebook page and www.wexfordwalkingtrail.ie.
Wexford Heritage TrailIn Ferns, we are very proud to be part of the network of heritage attractions in Wexford under the Wexford Heritage Trail. This wonderful initiative enables tourists to access information on the varied heritage attractions throughout Co. Wexford.
Download Wexford Heritage Trail Brochure
Download Wexford Heritage Trail A3map
In recognition of its significant heritage Ferns was the 'Overall Winner' in the annual Keep Wexford Beautiful Awards in November 2012. View the YouTube clip for details of Ferns Heritage Trail.
The National Monuments Service (NMS) designated Ferns as Monument of the Month for October 2012 reflecting its importance as a national heritage site. The National Monuments Service is part of the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht and plays a key role in the protection of our archaeological heritage.
This wonderful stained glass window (right) by Kate O'Brien can be seen in St. Edan's Cathedral.
Ferns is different in that it is the only major area of historical significance in Ireland which has evidence of four distinct periods in Irish history. Archaeological digs have revealed habitation from the Bronze, Iron, early Christian and Norman eras.
Uniquely Ferns Iron age excavation produced the first evidence of the use of iron nails. Amber beads also discovered link Ferns to the Bronze Age (during this period, Amber trade routes were established) while the many ecclesiastical sites extend from early Christian through Norman and the Middle Ages. This distinguishes Ferns from other significant heritage sights such as Cashel, Glendalough or Clonmacnoise which provide evidence of just the Christian period.
Download the Ferns Heritage Brochure (may take a couple of minutes due to size)
Click the links below for information on each heritage feature:
- Ferns Castle........No Wheelchair Access
- Ferns Tapestry.....Wheelchair Accessible
- Ferns New Church
- Haughtons Plaque....Wheelchair Accessible
- Cathedral Graveyard including grave of Diarmuid MacMurrough....No Wheelchair Access
- St. Marys Augustinian Abbey ....No Wheelchair Access
- St. Edans Cathedral ....Wheelchair Accessible
- Ruins of Medieval Cathedral
- Ferns High Crosses
- St. Mogues Cottage....Access to grounds but not Cottage
- St. Peters Church....No Wheelchair Access
- St.Mogues Well No Wheelchair Access
- St. Aidans Monastery of Adoration....Wheelchair Accessible
- Monument to Fr. John Murphy....Wheelchair Accessible


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It was a brutal game for newly-promoted rookie Artie Burns, who moved to first-team nickel Sunday and pushed Sean Davis back to second-team safety. Burns was awful in run defense, twice missing opportunities to set the edge in crack/replace situations. The Steelers love to bring Robert Golden into the box for extra run support, so Miami countered by cracking the defender with a wide receiver to gain the edge. The simple adjustment by Pittsburgh is for Burns and the other CB, Ross Cockrell, to replace Golden as the force defender, something both corners failed to do frequently on Sunday.
Cockrell attempted to do his job twice, once whiffing on a tackle, and the next getting carried 10 yards by the ballcarrier. Burns looked lost on a pair of opportunities, even drifting inside rather than racing up to set the edge. Not only was the rookie's execution poor, but his ability to diagnose and support the run was completely non-existent. That can't continue in upcoming weeks or the Steelers run defense will continue to be gashed.
Burns also lost Jarvis Landry in his cover-3 zone and allowed a 39-yard pass play early in the game to give the Dolphins a first-and-goal. Miami used a switch vertical concept to stress Burns' positioning, but Mike Mitchell picked up the No. 2 receiver perfectly down the seam. Burns has to pick up anything down the sideline in that situation, but he drifted too far inside and couldn't recover in time to break up an excellent grab by Landry.
- You expect Burns to blow an assignment here and there as a rookie, but not William Gay. The Steelers cornerback was a big culprit on Sunday as well, losing Dolphins tight end MarQueis Gray on a 53-yard bomb in the first half. With the Steelers playing cover-3, Gay inexplicably paused and allowed Gray to get behind him down the field, perhaps because he believed QB Ryan Tannehill had been finished off by Daniel McCullers' bullrush. But Tannehill escaped and launched a pass over the head of the Steelers veteran corner and gave the Dolphins another goal-to-go situation. Some strange and ugly lapses in coverage on Sunday, despite the Steelers being in their oft-used cover-3 on both of Miami's big pass plays.
- Much of Miami's success on the ground came as a result of poor run defense by the Steelers corners, but they were far from the only culprits. Vince Williams had a rough day on the second level, failing to key-and-diagnose effectively on several plays, and even missing a few tackles. Lawrence Timmons was clearly laboring throughout the day, even vomiting on the field at one point, and was as easily blocked as I've ever seen him during his time here.
On Jay Ajayi's 62-yard dagger touchdown at the end of the game, outside linebacker Anthony Chickillo spiked inside, running a scrape/replace with Timmons flowing over top to the edge. Timmons hesitated, however, perhaps thinking about the cutback, and ended up being easily sealed inside by a tight end due to his slow reaction. It's uncommon to see Timmons look so feeble, and I can only guess his sickness was significantly holding him back by that point in the game.
- We could write about the failures of the Steelers run defense all day, but the reality is this was a 16-8 game with two minutes left in the third quarter, and a 23-8 game for most of the final quarter. As troubling as some of the defensive errors were, the offense has far less excuses, especially considering the fact that the close score should have allowed them to keep the playbook wide open. Instead, Le'Veon Bell received only two carries in the second half, an absolutely inexcusable error in playcalling that put the onus on Ben Roethlisberger to carry a one-dimensional offense on his bum knee. Roethlisberger was terrible, but with the success Pittsburgh was having on the ground against the 31st-ranked run defense in the NFL, Todd Haley deserves criticism for abandoning the run too quickly, especially in a few key moments of the game.
- The Steelers have experimented with some faux 4-3 looks over the past two seasons, and went to the front a few times on Sunday. It seems like Chickillo is typically the outside linebacker who drops off the ball, which suggests to me that Pittsburgh feels confident about his key-and-diagnose ability, as well as his coverage skills when called upon.
- Javon Hargrave's performance was far from perfect, but he made some highly impressive plays against the run when he was on the field. Mike Pouncey's day was made much more eventful because of Hargrave's presence inside, especially on zone runs, in which the athletic defensive lineman took away a few cutback runs with his ridiculous agility.
- Tyler Matakevich may have led the Steelers defense in tackles despite just 18 snaps, but the tape reveals more of a mixed performance than anything else. The rookie failed to recover in coverage on a play-action rollout play in the fourth quarter, and at times looked limited in his range. But he did make a couple nice plays from the backside when the run was opposite him. I think he'd be fine as a run defender with a little more experience, but he might always be susceptible in coverage, which is now an essential area of the game for any linebacker in an NFL defense. Little bit strange that L.J. Fort wasn't playing instead of Matakevich, especially given the fact that earlier in the year the journeyman linebacker was even seeing the field before Williams on occasion.
- Alejandro Villanueva has been ravaged by the bull rush this season, and opponents are going to keep going to it against his skyscraping frame. Until he learns to play with better bend and keep pass rushers off his chest, he'll continue to be the weak link of the Pittsburgh offensive line.
- It's not even midseason, but the Steelers' top two areas of need in the 2017 draft/offseason already look painfully obvious: left tackle and outside linebacker. The lack of pass rush is killing this team, and I'm not sure Villanueva is more than a stopgap in the starting lineup. Will Jerald Hawkins be ready next year? If my pre-draft analysis of the LSU tackle is any indication, I doubt it.


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Ian Bell's joust with Shane Warne was the highlight of a gripping fourth day. Greater responsibility had been put upon his shoulders and he had to produce something substantial. Man cannot remain forever young. The time had come to add his name to the list of proven performers.
Far from balking at the challenge, Bell contributed a fine innings. His effort began at the end of a discouraging day in the field. England had tried hard, only to be hammered. Andrew Flintoff's side was on the rack. What better time for a young man to show his mettle?
Having survived till stumps, Bell could start afresh and with a few runs to his name. A batsman always sleeps easier when he has broken his duck. At first the Australians tried pace. Bell and his partner stood firm. They were a contrasting pair, Alastair Cook with his height, style, left-handedness and leg-side game counterpointing a stocky partner fond of back-foot punches and off-drives.
Bell's confrontation with his nemesis was critical to England's prospects. In 2005 he had looked out of his depth. Often he had been left stabbing at leg-breaks like Macbeth at Banquo's ghost. Once his victim's mind was in sufficient turmoil, the spinner would direct a straight delivery at his pads and roar at a complicit umpire. Warne's beauty also contains slivers of cruelty.
Although he has one of those baby-faces that generally leads either to gangsterism or, worse, membership of a boy band, Bell is a steely character. Not to be intimidated, he countered with back-foot play and attacks from down the pitch. He did not allow Warne to work him over or fieldsmen to gather like wild dogs at a corpse. Nor did he sweep.
Bell showed he was not scared in the spinner's first over. Twice he stepped down the pitch to lift the ball back over his head. Since the ball was turning and the spinner was fresh, these were brave strokes. Warne sent a man back, whereupon the batsman took singles. It was a game of cat and mouse. Warne began to push the ball through and the batsman moved back to counter the spin, not once letting the ball strike his pads. Several sharply-spun breakers defeated his outside edge but that did not bother him.
And so the battle continued. Widening his repertoire, Bell stepped forwards to clip through mid-wicket. He passed 50 and moved towards three figures. By now the leggie had been bowling for a long time on a hot day. Ricky Ponting ought to give him more breaks. His body and temper were fraying but his spirit was not broken. Desperate for a wicket, he started appealing for everything, a strategy that displeased the umpire.
Bell moved within sight of his hundred. Warne was not to be denied. At last, concentration wavered and the right-hander played a loose stroke. Australia rejoiced. Bell cursed himself. But he had made his point. England were not going to go down without a fight, not on his watch.Reuse content


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I have such happy memories of Brent Knoll Farm which we "accidentally" stayed at. We live in Lancashire and, think it was c1989. We had been to Weston super Mare for our holidays, staying in a lovely flat. The flat was very small but had a wonderful sea view. With 5 young kids, we hadn't found it easy finding somewhere to stay. It was a lovely area to be in, just slightly out of the centre of Weston, but within walking distance, so the following year we decided to go again. Then I was made redundant so only booked the flat for one week. Then I received a small amount of redunancy so I rang the lady to say we could manage two weeks after all, only to learn "our room" had been ...Read full memory


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Walk into this grand rambler with many upgrades and a nice and private lot. This home offers custom maple cabinets, radon system, air-to-air exchanger, knock down ceilings, large 3 car insulate garage, silestone counters, beautiful 3 season porch, surround sound, 9' ceilings, solid 6 panel doors, a nice private backyard with a walkout basement to a relaxing patio. Close to many walking trails and parks for kids. Come see this wonderfully maintained home!
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Property Details for 1362 Creekwood Drive, New Richmond, WI 54017
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3 Full
Lot Size: 0.38 Acres
Year Built: 2005
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage
Style: (SF) One Story
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2850
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1550
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1300 (approx)
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Dining Room: 10x10
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Bedroom 2: 12x11
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Bedroom 4: 12x14
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
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Nottingham: England were on the brink of a crushing win against New Zealand and a 2-0 series success at stumps on the third day of the third and final Test at Trent Bridge here Saturday.
New Zealand, following-on, were 177 for five - still 64 runs behind England's first innings 364 - with two days of the match left.
Their position would have been far worse but for a fourth-wicket partnership of 94 between Brendon McCullum (71) and Daniel Flynn (49).
However, fast bowler James Anderson - who took seven wickets in the first innings - broke the stubborn stand when he bowled McCullum off the inside edge.
Left-hander Flynn, in only his third Test, came agonisingly close to a maiden fifty at this level before, in a rare rash moment, he flashed outside off-stump against left-arm quick Ryan Sidebottom and was caught by wicket-keeper Tim Ambrose shortly before the close to end his 105-ball stay.
Test debutant Gareth Hopkins was seven not out and Jacob Oram eight not out.
McCullum, promoted to No3 in place of the dropped James Marshall and playing in this match as a batsman only after a back injury meant he couldn't keep wicket, checked his attacking instincts.
But he still managed a far from sluggish 103-ball fifty in overcast conditions favouring England's seamers, reaching the landmark with his sixth four when he cut Sidebottom.
However, he was reprieved on 33 when Sidebottom failed to hold a sharp one-handed caught and bowled chance before Anderson ended more than three hours of resistance.
Flynn's innings was a gutsy effort. The 23-year-old Northern Districts batsman, appearing in only his third Test, had come in on a pair after falling lbw to Anderson.
The Lancashire quick had hit Flynn on the head with a bouncer during England's six-wicket second Test win at Old Trafford.
But, in spite of everything, Flynn remained composed and, unlike many of his more experienced colleagues, played straight.
Fast bowler Stuart Broad, on his Nottinghamshire home ground, began another New Zealand collapse when he had Aaron Redmond caught behind after earlier Saturday taking two wickets in three balls to help polish off the Black Caps' first innings.
Broad's county colleague Sidebottom, the third member of England's pace trio, piled on the pressure when Redmond's fellow opener Jamie How was caught at third slip by Alastair Cook for 19.
Ross Taylor is a gifted shotmaker but he paid the price for hitting across the line and was lbw to the 21-year-old Broad, who'd already had a game to remember with a Test-best 64.
New Zealand, after Saturday's first session was washed out, resumed on 96 for six.
They lost their last three first innings wickets for no runs in seven balls and were bowled out for 123 - 42 short of the follow-on.
Anderson's final figures of seven for 43 in 21.3 overs were the 25-year-old's best of his first-class career.
But it was Sidebottom who struck first Saturday when he removed New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori, caught by Andrew Strauss at first slip.
That ended any hopes Anderson had of becoming the third man, and first pace bowler, after England off-spinner Jim Laker and India leg-spinner Anil Kumble, to take all 10 wickets in a Test innings.
Broad needed just three balls Saturday to have Kyle Mills caught at backward point by Kevin Pietersen and two balls later he produced a superb outswinger that was far too good for Iain O'Brien.


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A-body swap guide by Richard Durost
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- Richard posted this on MTS message board. Thank you Richard.
GM A-Body Swap Guide
Posted by Richard Durost on 9/3/2002, 2:36 pm
Here's the one I developed based on my own experience. There are
plenty of holes, so please pitch in with more details.
I'd be especially interested in getting the detailed trans mount
information required to put the Cad trans in an A body.
The section on heads isn't strictly swap-related, but it was in
response to a question on the table at the time.
I put a 500 in my '69 LeMans, which is a GM "A" body. If your
car already has a Turbo 400 trans that'll make life easier. Cadillac
uses the Buick/Olds/Pontiac bellhousing pattern, so you'll need an
adapter to use a Chevy trans. An unmodified Turbo 350 trans won't
last behind 500+ lbs.-ft. of torque if you ever get traction, while
the 400 (which all Cads came with) is fine. While the Caddy trans is
a 400, it's got an extra-long tailshaft, so you'll have to shorten
the driveshaft if you want to use one in an A-body, as well as rework
the trans mount.
You'll need an Eldorado rear-sump oil pan (with matching pickup,
dipstick and tube) if your engine doesn't come with one. If you can't
extract the dipstick intact from the oil pan donor (very likely)
you can order a new one from Maximum Torque Specialties, at 414-740-
1118. Also get MTS's catalog and tech guide. Tons of useful
information. You should also get a copy of Doc Frohmader's book "Big
Inch Cadillac" for $20 or so
http://www.ridetech.com/DOCBOOK/BIGINCH.HTM). Best purchase you'll
EVER make if you want to build up a Cad motor.
Take the Eldorado pan and cut out the front drain plug and replace it
with a flat plate for crossmember clearance. Once you've got the
Eldorado pan, the next problem is that the Cad motor mounts are way
too far forward to line up with the A-body crossmember. I unbolted
the existing motor mount pedestals from my crossmember and replaced
them with flat plates about 7"x 12"x1/2" thick (3/8" probably would
have been fine), extending forward. There are two basic types of '68-
'75 Caddy motor mounts, both of which use a single large peg bolt
that goes through the frame crossmember. The rear-drive style has a
bolt that sticks straight out from the side of the block (45 degree
angle to the ground), while the Eldorado has a bolt that angles down
more. For an A-body you need the Eldorado mount.
The adapter plates require a slot for the single big "peg" bolt on
the mount, and a round hole for the locating bump. Shorten the ears
on the motor mounts that bolt to the block and redrill the holes 1/2"
closer to the body of the mount. This compensates for the thickness
of the plates.
Replace the (external) Cad oil pump with one from a later 368/425
(Melling # M-58G) to tuck the filter closer to the block for
clearance. This will allow you to use a Purolater 30005 full-size
filter (it's an AMC part number) without hitting anything.
Now that you've got the motor in the chassis, the next problem is
figuring out the driver's-side exhaust manifold (the passenger side
is fine). Start by relocating the lower end of the steering column
1/2" outboard for clearance. The column passes through a sheet metal
plate that is in turn bolted to the firewall. Just redrill the
firewall holes 1/2" farther out. You'll need to cut a new foam gasket
to seal the firewall.
The rear-drive driver's-side iron manifold nowhere near fits. The
Eldorado unit dumps directly out to the side, which isn't close
either. I used a HIGHLY modified set of Sanderson shorty headers
designed for a big Chev in a Chevelle but it was a lot of work. In
the future if I wanted to use cast manifolds, I'd cut off and
relocate the outlet from the Eldorado part. That requires finding
somebody who can properly weld or braze cast iron, of course. There's
been some discussion here about another brand of shorty headers,
maybe Blackjack, that sound like they might need less massaging to
work. The Caddy flanges are available from MTS.
Using the motor mount scheme above, the fan lined up perfectly with
the LeMans radiator and fan shroud. If your heater hose exits the
passenger-side head at the rear, relocate it by drilling and
tapping the unmachined flat boss on the outboard side of the housing
below the thermostat in the Caddy engine block.
Replace the intake with the excellent Edelbrock unit. A Holley 3310
750 cfm with a 14" low-rise open-element air cleaner, and a 3"
element, fits under the hood of my LeMans.
One thing I don't really like about my swap is the poor ground
clearance below the drain plug on the bottom of the Eldorado pan.
I've bottomed out a couple of times. The pan really needs to be
shortened and widened. I just replaced the bump stops on my control
arms with traction bar snubbers, which are taller, to limit downward
travel and keep the plug off the ground, but it still makes me
nervous. If you work out something better, please let me know!
I used a Cadillac HEI distributor in my car, but MSD has a Caddy
distributor if you feel like spending some money. The MSD has a
smaller diameter cap.
The MTS Tech Guide and the Big Inch Cad book go into this in great
detail, but essentially there are two types of 472/500 heads--a 76cc
unit used from '68-'73, and a '74-'76 120cc unit. The piston used
under each of the two types was different. Putting 76cc heads on
your '74 with the small-dish pistons would result in something like
13:1 compression, which will destroy the stock cast pistons sooner
rather than later even with race gas. The 76cc heads flow better,
particularly on the exhaust side, and have a combustion chamber with
superior quench properties. The '70 unit is considered marginally
superior because it lacks the cast-in and drilled passages for the
air injection, and thus weighs a few pounds less.
The Caddy rear end in an odd dog. It's not like any other GM part. No
other gears interchange. Some posi units were offered as an option
and in commercial chassis (hearse, ambulance) applications, but I've
never seen one. It's too wide for an A-body, and the mounting points
are different anyway. I put a 12-bolt non-posi from a Monte Carlo in
my LeMans. The 2.73 gears are ideal for street use with a non-
overdrive trans. I've heard that even hard-core Caddy racers don't
usually go over a 3.73. My LeMans came with 3.55 gears, which were
WAY too much. The car actually feels a lot faster with the 2.73
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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle takes on a whole new meaning once you've been diagnosed with diabetes. Having diabetes means the stakes are higher on all your lifestyle choices: making sure you get a good nights rest, committing to a regular exercise routine, managing stress effectively and maintaining a sense of well being, seeking consistent care with a good physician, and undeniably the most crucial aspects are monitoring insulin levels and having a carefully chosen diet. Diabetes, perhaps more than most illnesses, puts a lot of responsibility in the hands of the patient.
When first diagnosed with diabetes, patients often find they have a big learning curve. One of the first lessons they learn is the importance of the products they will use to control their diabetes. Buying insulin syringes can be a daunting purchase at first, but with a little education, good buying choices become second nature. Because insulin taken by mouth would not survive the digestion process, syringes are required for proper intake and are the best device for delivering insulin correctly. Disposable syringes were introduced in the 1960s, making the process much easier.
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But then this whole day is dedicated to cleverness, not just in humans, although everyone here has more than their share, but in machines. This is the 10th birthday of the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and we are at a symposium to celebrate the fact. Needless to say, it is the 10th day of the 10th month and the programme began at 10 past 10.
Clever and very cool. In the world of academe, there are few places as modern as the Media Lab. From its pleasing IM Pei-designed building on the MIT campus close to the Charles River, the Lab has a mission to explain the new universe unfolding before all of us: the universe of personal computing, of the Net and the Web, of browsing and surfing, of chips and bits and of mice without tails.
No wonder Nicholas Negroponte, founder of the Lab and the very prophet of digital hip, exudes an I-told-you-so air when he steps on stage. That thing called the World Wide Web (pardon me if I don't attempt to describe it, but I know it is there) is doubling in size every 55 days. Two thirds of all PC's today are heading, not into offices, but into homes.
"The rate of change is just extraordinary, and it's going to have an extreme impact on society," Mr Negroponte proclaims. "What was off the wall even nine months ago is considered a conservative prediction today." Acknowledging that he and the Lab have been dismissed as offering more flash than academic substance, he noted: "Nobody realises that the hype is accompanied by understatement."
Through the day I keep returning to this. I belong to that part of society that Mr Negroponte calls the "digitally homeless". The young, including the very young, understand his universe and play in it without fear every day. And according to his estimates the second most cyber-savvy generation is over 55. I am in the middle and I still do not know. Is not this a revolution built on hype? Am I not going to be buying a daily paper in 30 years as I do now? Am I going to have to get myself a home page on the Web? Are we indeed in the midst of some huge, fantastic rearrangement of our cultural furniture?
Leaving aside all the glibness, some of what I hear today confirms my natural cynicism. Do we really need computers that will be able to see people's faces and recognise what they are feeling? Don't we do that rather well for ourselves already? And what is the point of the research in the Lab's latest venture, called "Things That Think"? These might, we are told, be intelligent shoes. They could be left on the sitting room carpet to monitor the evening news and transmit the information to our intelligent wallets in our pocket, which would filter out the items not likely to interest us. Finally the filtered version of the news is projected on to some surface for us to read, such as the inside of an intelligent spectacle lens. Hm.
We all applaud. Two men sit on stage with mini-computers under their feet (which one day will be small enough to fit into the sole of a shoe). They shake hands and, as they touch, information that would normally be on a business card flows through their flesh and bone from the computer of the one to the computer of the other. For the sake of the demo, the information - e-mail address included - is projected onto a screen. The possibilities for silent communication between humans this way are fantastic. Could this spell the end of the Masonic handshake?
But it is Seymour Papert, the Lab's Lego Professor, who jogs me awake. His special interest is computers and children. With money from Lego - the Lab, by the way, has a $25m (pounds 16m) budget supplied by sponsorships with over 100 commercial companies - he is developing Lego brick toys fitted with mini processors that will be able to interact with children and play games with them.
"Our ways of dealing with the process of growing up are unravelling," Professor Papert says. "We are looking at the most radical transformation in human life that will happen in the next decade". Hype? Certainly. But where children and computers collide, my guess is that it is understatement too.
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In the last few days he's also started singing his own songs, making up lyrics and rocking side to side. There's a lot of "mummmeeee" and "dadddeeeeee" going on, along with the odd "splash", "dinosaur", "doing it" from some of his current favourite tunes.
While I was cooking dinner, he asked me to turn on the CD player, then squealed with delight at the opening strains of lady Gaga's 'Bad Romance'. It might be the "ra ra" or the "oh la la", but he just digs on that song. Don't think I'll be showing him the film clip anytime soon.


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Is it me, or is this year whizzing past quickly? I can't believe easter is almost upon us already. Of course, the shops have been full of easter eggs and treats for what feels like months, but this time we're giving them all a miss and have decided to make our own.
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Incy Interiors is an Australian children's furniture brand i've been loving since they launched their first children's bed back in 2011. Now a successful global brand sold in 8 countries, the range has expanded to include cots, furniture and even beautiful velvet settees.
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This is a fun little DIY project, and with only 4 easy steps the kids will love it too! Turn your left-over pineapple crown into a beautiful house plant and grow your own.
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I'm all about Easter treats that aren't bad for the kids teeth, and who doesn't love bunnies? In particular the Easter Bunny? If you're looking for something other than chocolate to give this Easter – I've selected some of my favourite bunnies for you.
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The hotel staff could not be nicer and more accommodating. The rooms were very comfortable and the location of the hotel could not be better. Tres bien!
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The staff here is extremely nice and very helpful. For the price we did expect an actual king size bed. We have two twin beds pushed together. The Wifi should also be updated. The bathrooms need work as well. We enjoyed the pool. And overall had a very nice time here.
We really liked staying at this hotel. The rooms were nice and clean. The grounds are beautiful. The location is really nice near the Creole village. We really loved the local artists performing Friday night. My only complaint is the bed was not comfortable compared to other hotels I've stayed.
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Really nice hotel, clean, new, with nice and helpful staff. I want to remark Phillips work at the reception desk and the waiter at the pool bar, they are great.
We had a wonderful time. The Hotel was great and the staff friendly and helpful. The garden and pool were lovely. Speaking French was not essential. Easy access to the Creole Village, beech and Marina (its restaurants and ferry to Fort de France) made eating and travelling around effortless. Bedroom very comfortable.
my name : jay . email :firstname.lastname@example.com . LaPagerie..Merveilleux . Marvellous . Maravilloso . Efficient courteous staff . Clean,well-designed rooms(with a balcony) and bathrroom . Pleasant almost art deco bar in lobby area with great bartenders to mix you tropical drinks of your liking etc etc . Saved the best for last : BREAKFAST : Quelle Petit Dejeuner . Quatre ,cinq choix de pains ,que vous pouvez 'toaster' vous meme . Scrambled eggs,sausage,bacon ,beaucoup de fruits,juices etc etc . Une probleme..les oiseau qui entrent et mangent vos plats . Pas bon ou sanitaires . Muy,muy bueno . Great .
Walls are a bit thin. Would have liked to see more vegetarian options on the food menus. Otherwise, our stay was amazing. The staff were wonderful and the location and the pool were incredible.
The staff at reception were very helpful, accepting our limited French or switching to English when it seemed necessary. We enjoyed the beach at Mitan and found the walk there very manageable. Our room and all parts of the hotel were of generous size, well maintained and deserving of the recently acquired fourth star. The shops and eating places in close proximity added to the experience. This was one of our favorite Caribbean vacations.


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Virginia: The Vintage Shopper's Destination
Sponsored Advertising Content: Southern Living has partnered with Virginia.org to form a guest blogger network. Today's post is provided by guest blogger Kelly Millspaugh Thompson of Stylish Patina. Check back every Monday and Thursday for new ways to explore the state of Virginia.
Calling all vintage lovers. Virginia is full of amazing hole-in-the-wall shops and flea markets with vendors peddling their vintage wares. My beloved finds usually include vintage furniture, salvaged crates, bottles, cameras, and books, but there is always so much more including barn tables, china, clothes, and jewelry. If you like the hunt as much as I do, you need to plan a trip to Virginia to get your vintage on. I want to share a few of my favorite haunts with you so here is your "Must Shop" list: (Hint: I saved my favorite for last so be sure to read all the way to the end!)
Rough Luxe Warehouse by Stylish Patina in Falls Church searches up and down the East Coast for the best vintage furniture and décor and then refresh it for modern living. The shop is open every Saturday from 10-5pm.
The Arlington Civitan Flea Market is in charming Arlington in the garage of the local high school. However, don't judge this flea market by its location as it has some of the best finds in the area and great prices. You definitely have to be up for a hunt, but it's always worth the trip. This flea market is open on the first Saturday of every month from April – October from 8am – noon.
Purcellville Town Tag Sale is held in beautiful Purcellville once a year during the month of October. This sweet little country town is bursting with charm and amazing vintage finds, so it is definitely worth the trip. With all of the old homes and barns out in the country, you can explore fun vintage and second hand shops to grab some amazing finds.
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Lucketts Spring Market is in the small town of Lucketts not too far from Leesburg. One of the most amazing vintage stores in all of Virginia is The Old Lucketts Store where they host an annual spring vintage market that is absolutely epic. This year the event will take place May 20-22. This is my all-time favorite place to find interesting one-of-a-kind treasures as people come from all over the country to sell and shop this market. If you are unable to make it to this particular event, there is also a smaller monthly flea held the first weekend of the month April through November from 10-5pm.
The Virginia Is For Lovers website has great options for travel packages and suggestions for places to stay, as well as an in depth shopping section featuring a large variety of additional places to shop during your visit.


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The Mouse Problem
"The Mouse Problem" is a Monty Python sketch, first aired in 1969 as part of Sex and Violence, the second episode of the first season of Monty Python's Flying Circus.
In the sketch, an interviewer (Terry Jones) and linkman (Michael Palin) for a fictional programme called The World Around Us, investigate the phenomenon of "men [who] want to be mice". The programme bears a striking similarity to an episode of Panorama;[1] even its theme tune, the fourth movement of Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 1, was the theme tune of Panorama at the time.
A "confessor" (John Cleese) is interviewed about his experience as a mouse: when he was a teenager, he got drunk at a party and experimented with cheese, and gradually came to accept his mouse identity. "It's not a question of wanting to be a mouse — it just sort of happens to you," he tells the interviewer. "All of a sudden you realize… that's what you want to be."[2] The "programme" features undercover footage of a "mouse party", where Cleese explains that "there's a big clock in the middle of the room, and about 12:50 you climb up it and then... eventually, it strikes one and you all run down". He also points out that there's "a farmer's wife" present. Then follows a discussion with psychiatrist and conjuror, The Amazing Kargol (Graham Chapman), about what attracts men to the mouse lifestyle. A series of vox pops illustrates societal attitudes towards mice men, and several historical figures who were mice, such as Julius Caesar, Napoleon "and, of course Hilaire Belloc", are shown. The programme also includes footage of men in mouse costumes being led into police stations, newspaper headlines about mouse scandals and mouse rights demonstrations, and photos of "mouse clubs".
In the original version of the sketch broadcast in 1969, Cleese gave out the telephone number of the mouse man as "01-584 5313". The number was that of David Frost's production company, which led to a large number of annoying telephone calls to Frost.[3] The sketch was re-edited for the repeat showing in August 1970 to remove this section.[4]
The deviant way of life explored in "The Mouse Problem" is an obvious parody of the secretive lives and social condemnation of gay men in the 1960s, and the sketch itself mimics the film and interview techniques used in serious television documentary exposés on the subject,[1][5][6] but also makes reference to transvestism, recreational drug use, orgies and other behaviour considered "deviant" by the standards of the late 1960s.[7] Eric Zorn of the Chicago Tribune notes its similarity to a real 1967 documentary, CBS Reports: The Homosexuals.[8] Chapman himself, who wrote the sketch, was gay.[5]
More recently, with a somewhat more literal interpretation, the sketch has come to be seen as a presage of the furry fandom.[9]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Larsen, Darl (2003). Monty Python, Shakespeare, and English Renaissance Drama. McFarland. p. 152.
- ^ Graham Chapman; John Cleese; Terry Gilliam; Eric Idle; Terry Jones; Michael Palin (1989), The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus: All the Words, vol. 1, Pantheon, p. 25, ISBN 0-679-72647-0
- ^ David Frost, An Autobiography, HarperCollins, 1993, p. 505.
- ^ Andrew Pixley, TV Zone issue 146, 2001, cited in 'Monty Python edit news, accessed 9 March 2011.
- ^ a b Summers, Claude J. (2005). The Queer Encyclopedia of Film & Television. Cleis Press. p. 68.
- ^ Hill, Lee (2001). A Grand Guy: The Art and Life of Terry Southern. HarperCollins.
- ^ Darl Larsen (13 June 2008). Monty Python's Flying Circus: An Utterly Complete, Thoroughly Unillustrated, Absolutely Unauthorized Guide to Possibly All the References. Scarecrow Press. p. 34. ISBN 978-1-4616-6970-8.
- ^ Zorn, Eric (February 14, 2010). "'The Homosexuals' — a CBS report". Change of Subject. Chicago Tribune.
- ^ Baxter, John (2009). Carnal Knowledge: Baxter's Concise Encyclopedia of Modern Sex. HarperCollins. p. 124.


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Following several calls for further research on these topics, this dissertation is a small step along the way as it investigates how work and employment are organized in temporary systems that lack stability and formal order. It advances our understanding of transcending organization in creative industries by adopting a practice based perspective. Empirically, the dissertation presents an in-depth study of the Danish film industry, which is an extreme case of a project based industry wherein temporary organizing dominates and challenges people to organize employment and work in new ways. The study draws on both ethnographic work and interviews conducted in the period from 2009-2015. The data set consist of 40 in-depth interviews of career trajectories with successful film workers with different functional roles and six months of ethnographic study of film projects in the Danish film industry, in particular delving into the film project Antboy and its sequels. 2016-11-29T00:00:00Z Economic Organization and Imperfect Managerial Knowledge Jensen, Henrik http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9375 2016-10-14T06:53:13Z 2016-10-14T00:00:00Z Economic Organization and Imperfect Managerial Knowledge Jensen, Henrik When companies depend on knowledge distributed among employees, managers play a key role in establishing cooperation and coordination systems. This dissertation investigates the implications of managers' knowledge about the knowledge and skills of employees for economic organization. The research question guiding this effort is: What managerial challenges arise from having distributed knowledge within a firm and how does the manager's knowledge of this knowledge matter for economic organization? The dissertation consists of three research papers, each exploring a dimension of the research question. The first paper investigates antecedents of coordination break-down and how teams differ in their ability to coordinate specialized knowledge and skills. The second paper provides a theoretical framework for theorizing about the role of managers' knowledge about employees' knowledge for economic organization and introduces the term managerial meta-knowledge. The third paper investigates the effect of managerial meta-knowledge on the successfulness of inter-organizational relations. Empirically, the dissertation is based on a dataset on public procurement projects, comprised of archival data, a survey of buyers and a survey of suppliers. Together, the three papers argue that managers' knowledge about employees' knowledge is an important factor when managing the challenges of distributed knowledge. Such managerial knowledge allows managers to assess the capabilities available, make sure they fit contractual obligations, and rearrange tasks and employees when adapting to changes. 2016-10-14T00:00:00Z Capabilities for Strategic Adaptation Distel, Andreas Philipp http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9370 2016-10-03T11:10:09Z 2016-10-03T00:00:00Z Capabilities for Strategic Adaptation Distel, Andreas Philipp This dissertation explores capabilities that enable firms to strategically adapt to environmental changes and preserve competitiveness over time – often referred to as dynamic capabilities. While dynamic capabilities being a popular research domain, too little is known about what these capabilities are in terms of their constituent elements, where these capabilities come from, and how their effectiveness can be fostered. Thus, the dissertation's aim is to address these gaps by advancing our understanding of the multilevel aspects and micro-foundations of dynamic capabilities. In doing so, it focuses on capabilities for sensing and seizing new business opportunities and reconfiguring corporate resources. More specifically, the dissertation examines the role of key organization members, such as knowledge workers and top managers, in defining and building these capabilities. Moreover, it investigates how organizational conditions, such as organizational design, support the emergence and performance of such capabilities. In detail, the dissertation consists of three self-contained research papers. The first paper is a systematic, multilevel review of the innovation literature; it reinterprets evidence from prior empirical studies through the dynamic capabilities lens and develops propositions for future research. The second paper is an empirical study on the origins of firm-level absorptive capacity; it explores how organization-level antecedents, through their impact on individual-level antecedents, influence firms' ability to absorb and leverage new knowledge. The third paper is an empirical study which conceptualizes top managers' resource cognition as a managerial capability underlying firms' resource adaptation; it empirically examines the performance implications of this capability and organizational contingencies affecting the capabilityperformance link. Taken together, the dissertation develops new insights into the nature, origins, and management of dynamic capabilities and opens up the black box of what enables firms to strategically adapt. 2016-10-03T00:00:00Z The Internationalisation of Service Firms Blagoeva, Denitsa Hazarbassanova http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9369 2016-10-03T10:09:24Z 2016-09-30T00:00:00Z The Internationalisation of Service Firms Blagoeva, Denitsa Hazarbassanova The question the thesis aims at resolving is: How do the value creation logics of firms impact their internationalisation? The overall aim of this PhD project is to explore and test an approach to understanding the internationalisation of service firms, based not on opposing them to manufacturing ones, looking at descriptive service characteristics nor industry effects, but on the way they create value. Why and how are service firms different? and What are the drivers behind their internationalisation? are the questions motivating this PhD project. 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Mumbai, Aug.28 (ANI): The Pilot in Command (PIC), First officer, four cabin crew members and four ACMs have been suspended following a preliminary investigation by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) into the incident of the Jet Airways Flight 9W2302 occurred on Friday in Mumbai.
Serious procedural lapses by the operating aircraft crew members have been discovered.
"Preliminary fact finding by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has indicated serious procedural lapses in dealing with the emergency and evacuation situation as per existing procedures laid down in aircraft rules and regulations, by the operating aircraft crew members of the Jet airways flight 9W2302 scheduled to fly from Mumbai to Chennai yesterday," said an official release.
"Hence the Pilot in Command (PIC), First officer, four cabin crew members and four ACMs have been suspended till further orders," it added.
This incident has been treated as serious incident and will be investigated under rule 77C of Aircraft Rules 1937 by a team comprising of Director Air safety Mumbai, Flight Operation Inspector and Cabin Safety Incharge of DGCA.
On August 27, 2010, the Captain and the First Officer were operating the flight 9W2302 on Mumbai-Chennai Sector. There were four cabin crew members, as per the requirements; 131 passengers including one infant and Nine Additional crew members (8 cabin crew + one trainee Pilot).
During the taxiing of aircraft, an Additional Crew Member (ACM), travelling as a passenger, seated on 35A apparently observed fire on the Left Engine and informed another ACM also travelling as a passenger, seated on 35B, who also claimed to have seen the fire.
The Additional Crew Member seated on 35B immediately went back and contacted Captain from aft right door location (R-2). He also informed Cabin crew assigned for aft left door (L2). Pilot immediately asked L2 cabin crew to confirm the fire and report. She also confirmed to the Captain.
The Pilot, on receiving the confirmation pulled the fire handles for left engine, right engine and APU. However he did not discharge any of the fire bottles. Pilot ordered the evacuation from the aircraft.
Escape slide on front and aft doors on the right side (R1 and R2) and both the over wing emergency exits were deployed. On the left side, the aft door (L2) and rear over wing emergency exit were also deployed. The airport fire and rescue services personnel immediately reached the site.
During the evacuation, 14 passengers sustained injuries.
"After the evacuation the aircraft inspection was carried out in the night time under supervision of DGCA team. No fire or smoke was observed in the engine area. Both the engines were checked and boroscope inspection was carried out. No abnormality was observed in engines and its systems. CVR and DFDR have been removed," the release said.
"The DGCA has also called for a meeting of the Heads of training of all Airlines to review the training procedures of cabin and flight crews, particularly in emergency and evacuation procedures," it further stated. (ANI)


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It was all go at my local Waterstones this week. Now there's a sentence you don't get to write often. It was all go because an author was in for a signing, and he'd brought his friend along. He was James Bowen, former vagrant, former druggie, sometime Tube-station busker and now bestselling author of A Street Cat Called Bob.
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Is this what it takes to get people into bookshops now? To get them into bookshops and buy a flipping book, rather than peruse the paperbacks before going home and ordering one on Amazon? Is there a large enough production line of cute-pet books, smiling-TV-chef books and Miranda Hart autobiographies to guarantee the personal appearances and signings that are the lifeblood of modern bookshops?
Because that lifeblood is thinning fast. According to Real Business website, the number of British high-street bookshops has more than halved in the past seven years. In 2005 there were 4,000; last year 1,878. In a couple of years there'll be only 1,000 left. Unimaginably, the bookshop will be going the way of the record shop and video store. When it comes to threatened extinction, the short-tailed, pink-eyed, vegetarian, gay albino baboon of Sumatra stands a better chance of survival than Daunt and Hatchards.
We know the problem. Sales of print books are falling, while sales of ebooks doubled last year. And, being unable to fight the Amazonian dragon (which sells both print and ebooks) the physical bookshop has to maximise other things: customer service, the know-all-ness of the staff, plus any stratagems it can invent to persuade customers to a) stick around and b) hit the tills and spend money.
Other countries have toyed with direct action. In Manhattan, fans of St Mark's bookshop in Third Avenue started an internet petition to persuade Cooper Union – which owns the building that houses the bookshop – to lower its rent, just from sheer, well, cultural responsibility. You could imagine how well that went down.
The Bookseller brings news from Venice that the existence of four of La Serenissima's most famous bookshops is now threatened – even the venerable Goldoni emporium can't survive rent and rates increases flooding in like the River Po over St Mark's Square. Incensed, 100 local authors have signed a manifesto demanding the city save its bookshops rather than turn all its retail space over to tourism. Other ideas include holding flash-mob events and blacking out bookshop windows to draw attention to the plight of the librerie.
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Chocolate! Is that the answer? When all other arguments – that a bookshop is the aorta of a community; that if you don't support your local bookseller by giving him, not Amazon, your money, he will surely close – have failed, we fall back on the seductions of atmosphere.
This suggests that readers are like house-buyers who feel well disposed towards a property because it smells of roasting coffee beans when they enter it. That can't be right. These are readers of books, for heaven's sake, clever, sensitive people. They would never be impressed or taken in by any psychological manipulation.
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Oh God. You know what this means? It means that, armed with these findings, the bookselling world will now go crazy looking for appropriate smells for certain genres. A smell of tea and Hobnobs to go with classic murder mysteries? A pong of cordite, sweat and horse dung to accompany histories by Anthony Beevor? Bookshops, mark my words, will pamper customers like never before, because their shops offer something Amazon can never offer: atmosphere. For what does Amazon smell of? Going by the name alone, I'm getting single-breasted jungle warrior's armpit.Reuse content


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Suncadia's Multisport Summer Festival Returns Bigger and Better
May 18, 2016
From July 29 to July 31, Suncadia, by Destination Hotels & Resorts, celebrates the second annual outdoor tradition of the Multisport Summer Festival. The weekend brings opportunities for all ages to bike, walk and run in a variety of races, from a 5k to a full marathon, all in the majestic setting of the Cascade Mountains. Hosted and organized by Energy Events, this festival is becoming a "must-do" for serious runners and cyclists as well as more casual family groups. Famous runner and cyclist Bart Yasso will be waiting at the finish line to announce participants as they cross. Those looking to simply cheer the racers on can enjoy the Summer Brewfest, Active Expo and live country music at Nelson Farm, all open to the public all three days.
Friday, July 29
o Summer Brewfest & Active Expo at Nelson Dairy Farm from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
o Suncadia Cycle Tour (25 Miles) at 1 p.m.
o Kids Duathalon at 3 p.m.
o Live Country Music at Nelson Dairy Farm from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, July 30
o Full Marathon Course at 7:30 a.m.
o Half Marathon at 8 a.m.
o Long Course Triathlon at 8 a.m.
o Long Course Duathlon at 8:10 a.m.
o Active Expo from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
o Summer Brewfest from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
o Live Country Music at Nelson Dairy Farm from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, July 31
o Spring Duathlon at 9 a.m.
o Bart Yasso 5k at 9 a.m.
o 15k Trail Run at 9:05 a.m.
o Kids 1 Mile at 11 a.m.
o Summer Brewfest from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
o Active Expo from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Starting at Suncadia's picturesque Nelson Farm run or bike route go through scenic sites, such as the historic coal mining towns of Roslyn and Ronald, near Cle Elum Lake and through Speelyi Beach Park.
Nelson Farm in the Nelson Preserve Neighborhood of Suncadia - 3600 Suncadia Trail, Cle Elum, WA 98922
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South Hardin News Daphne Turpin, 872-3223 The weather has been more pleasant. We had a few cool days and my family and I really enjoyed the day outside. We are all ready for Fall.
Five member so the Radcliff Woman's Club attended the Fourth District Summer Workshop at the home of Kentucky Federation of Woman's Clubs Governor Barbara Wright in Shepherdsville on July 31. They joined with representatives of five other district clubs to discuss activities for the year.
Jeff and Heather Miles of Glendale announce the birth of a son, Bryson James Miles, on Aug. 27, 2010, at Hardin Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ½ ounces and was 19 ½ inches long.
Sibling is Olivia Miles of Glendale.
Grandparents are Dave and Tracey Farris and Ricky and Tammie Cox, all of Elizabethtown, and Kevin and Darlene Miles of Bardstown.
The Central Hardin High School Class of 2000 will have a reunion from 7 to 10 p.m. Sept. 25 at the, Historic State Theater, 209 W. Dixie Ave., Elizabethtown. There will be a reception, food and a cash bar. Cost is $25 per person if paid by Aug. 24, and $35 afterwards; participants may pay by check or Pay Pal. For information email firstname.lastname@example.com, visit www.chhs2000.com or find it on Facebook.
DeAnna "DeDe" Dudgeon and Relando "Lando" Kirk Jr., both of Elizabethtown, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Debbie Napper of Elizabethtown and Gene Dudgeon of Cecilia; and the granddaughter of Charles and Pepper Rigdon of Eastview and the late Charles and Velar Dudgeon. She is a graduate of Elizabethtown High School and full-time homemaker to sons Drayston Grady, 13, Legend Kirk, 2, and Zeplyn Kirk, 1.
By BOB WHITE
Denise Diaz is uneasy.
She's wary and she's afraid.
Since her neighbors were found murdered inside their Shepherdsville Road home Tuesday morning, the wife and mother said she no longer feels safe inside her own home.
"I don't even let my children play outside," Diaz said.
Eric and Misty Lanz of Lebanon announce the birth of a son, Noah Gordon Lanz on Aug. 5, 2010, at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon. He weighed 9 pounds, 7 ounces and was 22 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Butch and Brini Gordon of Lebanon; and paternal grandparents are Jim and Charlene Lanz of Elizabethtown.
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