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Ahhh......the dreaded "car lawyer". They can really screw up a deal.
Thanks for the writing. Very insightful, both into your opninions and the mind of a salesman. As a fellow car blogger and the resident obligatory car guy in my family, I have accompanied many friends and family members on their car buying excursions. My "expert" advice boils down to "don't rush into anything. Shop around. See what another dealer is asking for the same car. Don't spend more than you budgeted for." I always feel like as soon as a salesman recognizes any naivety on the part of the buyer, they pounce. I am waiting with baited breath for the day when the process doesn't have to include these so called sharks in the water. But if the buyer goes in with me, or with some basic knowledge of how car buying process works, (also found on your blogs), then the whole process goes smoothly. I bought my last Acura in 45 minutes.
My last piece of advice is sanctimonious but i've always found it to be true: higher end car dealerships, (Acura, BMW, Lexus) are much easier to make easy, reasonable deals with.
Thanks again Mark.
I don't see why i should go for my neighbor or friend for advice. there are so many sites online that give information and if not that i would go from store to store to get the best deals. ensures no bad blood is brewed.
My mom just traded in her BMW X5 and the dealer said they only go by Manheim Auction. He said Kelley Blue Book was only for California. We at least made him go by the NADA value, which is about $3000 or $4000 cheaper than KBB. I think she got screwed, but thankfully I was there, so she didn't get screwed as bad as the dealer was trying to screw her.
Indeed! Your best article to date. The best used car manager I ever knew once said: " Anybody who knows anything about the car business is still in the car business." I might add, if they were NEVER IN the car business or are not in it now, you are making a big mistake asking their advice/opinion.
Why are old comments not showing up? It says 19 comments and I only see one..Would love to see Mark reply to my comment I made yesterday.
Billygoat, thanks for reading . . . but this kind of advice is precisely why I wrote this article. When you say "there is more to be had," how do you know that if you aren't there? It may be that by the time you get a call from your friend the dealership has gone way past ACV and is now offering $500 below KBB retail for his trade-- just to make the deal happen.
There may, in fact, be ZERO left to give.
Your friend may be getting the deal of a lifetime-- but you have no way of knowing that unless you're there throughout the whole process. You're basing your advice on the assumption the dealer is holding back . . . but we all know what assuming does. By the time you get a call for advice, all the "holding back" may be over.
My point is, no one can come into a complex negotiation at the eleventh hour and be expected to give good advice. One has to be there from the beginning and know all the facts before one can be helpful in these situations.
Valdaviper, thanks for following my blog. I think I may not have been very clear if you thought I was saying people intentionally try to screw their friends over with bad advice. That's not what I meant at all!
Your typical "car attorney" or expert is trying to help. They mean well. The damage they do is completely accidental. I'm sure when someone tells someone else the retail value for their car instead of the trade-in value, it's an innocent mistake. None of it is intentional, but the effect is the same.
From your description, you sound like someone who would probably be a pretty good "go to" source for car advice. I know a few folks like you, who "flip" cars for $300 or so, and I see nothing wrong with what you're doing, or the advice you give out.
Welll . . . I'd love to tell you, but I've decided not to reveal that for a number of reasons. First of all, I want the freedom to "tell it like it is," without anyone thinking I'm talking about them personally or speaking for the dealership I work for. I'm not. I'm just speaking for myself. And second, I don't want to put the owners in a position where they feel they have to decide between firing me or allowing me to continue writing. So I just maintain a low profile.
Thanks for reading, though! I hope what I'm writing actually helps you.
Thank you very much. This is one of the highest compliments you could give me. I hope I continue to live up to this praise.
Thanks, tjmark, I appreciate it.
I don't agree with this Mark, although I have many times in the past with your other blogs posts. I am one of the people who flips cars as a hobby. I go to dealer auctions with my friend(who has a dealer), get cars at near wholesale value, give my friend about $300 and have a pretty decent deal on a car. I've done this for probably 15 cars over a couple years now. I find cheaper cars, maybe fix them up or give them a nice tune up if needed, and drive for a couple months and then flip them. Some I've made up to a grand on, others I've lost a couple hundred bucks, either way, far cheaper than just buying a car at a dealer or even private seller. It helps I'm a car enthusiast, and quickly get bored of my car too :)
That being said, I always look for better deals and taken my cars in to dealers to get trade-in offers. (not gonna lie, it helps that dealers will also give me a free carfax/autocheck for it.
That being said again, I've always sold my cars for far higher than what trade-in offered. My dad's old QX we sold for $6k higher than carmax offered. An older Audi for $4k higher. Also, you can't really depend on KBB, NADA, or Edmunds of older cars. I have a first gen Miata that says is worth $1-2k max. Thing is worth $5k+ in the summer easy. Also, the friends who want to screw you over is far less than the dealers who will do it with a smile on their face.
Mark ~ Thank you for a well written article. Finally, someone that can objectively write on what we as salesman experience more often than we'd like to. I've personally experienced some folks walking away from a fantastic deal because of uniformed 3 rd party "advice."
There is a reason you tell people not to take the deal.
First if they are calling you, they are not familiar with the buying and selling of cars.
Second if that is what the dealer is offering there is more to be had. "guaranteed"
Third tell them to leave the dealership and call before they go shopping next time and you will go with them after doing the proper research. A dealer will try to get you to by the car on the spot almost every time so you can't research the purchase properly and you won't change your mind.
Another well written article. I agree with Bob, it would be nice to see new articles more frequently.
Your credibility and honesty is second to none.
Keep up the great work Mark.
Looking forward to the next one.
92Vectra1.6i, thanks for the comment. I would say . . . yes and no. Yes, it's true, you can usually get more money by selling a car than by trading it in. But there's a trade off. You have to give up your time and your energy, and sometimes not having to go through the extra hassle can be worth it. Especially if there is "trade assistance" available (a rebate given on top of the trade-in value as an incentive to trade), or when you consider the tax savings.
Trying to sell a car can be a frustrating experience. Many people would rather trade it in and be done with it. Thanks again!
Well, btc909, I certainly don't like name calling, but I don't have total control over this forum and it seems you can defend yourself pretty well without my help, so I'm just going to leave it alone and let the readers decided who is right and who is wrong. You both make good points.
Hey Bob, thanks for the kind words. I'm very grateful that Motor Trend sees fit to publish my writing. But unfortunately, I don't have complete control over how often my columns appear. The editors don't want me to wear out my welcome with the readers, and they're also concerned about keeping it fresh, so we've agreed that every other week is the way to go for now. But who knows? Maybe it will become more frequent in the future. Again, thanks a lot!
I'm about to buy a new car, do so every couple of years. I love the experience. Cars evolve really fast now so it's always interesting to see the new gadgets. I feel bad when I'm trying out cars because the salesperson HAS to spend time with me. I'm not going to buy from every one of them.
These blogs are great information and the honesty about the auto business is great.
Everyone forgets that selling cars is a business, we need every business to be profitable and capable of making a living for all the employees. I don't really understand where consumers get their hatred of car dealers. Sure, there are pushy, bad salespeople but those work at Target, Macys and everywhere too.
Where do you sell cars?
Well "mom" died in 1996 bob. Oooo so trading in a car is a "convenience" now huh, sounds more like a way for a dealership to make money. "dealer does have to resale the vehicle for a profit" are you insane, one of the goals of a dealership is to "make a profit". Example: The thing that pissed me off the most about Riverside Metro Honda in Riverside, CA a discussion wasn't allowed with the person, aka the "Used Sales Car Manager" about what I've done to the car. Here's the price take it or leave it. Oh I left it. Does that sound like a good way for a dealership at their "convenience" to do business bob? As far as KBB these other "sources" will almost always be under what KBB claims a vehicle is worth. AKA customers who generally only have KBB available to them unless they know someone in the industry think the dealership is trying to screw them.
Expert, I NEVER claimed I was an "expert". I'm advocating for a fair deal from both parties. Seller gets a fair deal on the trade, dealers makes money on whatever they end up doing with the trade.
The salesperson you get is whoever walks up to first or if you made a prearranged agreement over the phone or via email.
Profit is not a dirty word at all. If you don't want to be part of a turnover take the time of knowing what you are selling. Saying crap like "let me go find" out "oh I don't know" etc. puts a bad state of mind in a potential buyer. Especially if you have a well informed buyer or a repeat buyer of a vehicle.
Kudos on the name calling. Hey what dealership do you work at bob?
You need to control your forum Mark McDonald. Name calling should not be tolerated.
btc909 its really too bad you have nothing better to do then sit in your mom's double wide and mouth off about something you know nothing about. In fact most if not all reputable dealerships will use KBB and several other sources to get wholesale prices. Just so you know trading a vehicle is a convenience and the dealer does have to resale the vehicle for a profit. I cant believe how many people will buy a car they dont even like because they got a bit more for their trade. btc909 profit is not a dirty word, Without it there would be no business. .Oh wait you dont care btc909 because you are such and expert. Oh and the reason a lot of car sales people dont know every spec on every car is because there is high turnover because of losers like you! Most dealerships that are decent will always have at least 3 or 4 guys who have been around for a while that can answer questions and are very knowledgeable. btc909 you would never want to talk to them, you would look for the newest sales person so you could feel good about knowing more then them. I hope your mom cuts off your internet and makes you go get a job.
The bottom line is you are almost always financially better off selling your old vehicle than trading it in. Car dealerships are not charities, they are in the business to make money, and if you give them the opportunity, they will put the hurt on your wallet !!!
As far as armchair experts, in many cases they have more knowledge of the product (especially given the amount of information available on the internet) than a lot of the sales staff at a dealership !!
Show me a "Used Car Manager" who goes by KBB for used car values, they generally don't. The real value of a used car is what is in your general area with similar features & mileage. If you have a vehicle over 100K chances are it's either going to auction or a wholesaler. Your wonderful warm and fuzzy car dealership is going to try and get you give up the vehicle for the least amount of money. Some will be fair, most will screw you, I rarely have any trust in "Car Salesman" either, the turn over rate is extreme. Some know their stuff, many don't. A classic test is asking about features of an existing vehicle that has been around for a decade.
Wow so true!! I dont know how many deals over the years I lose because of LOT LAWYERS.
This is probably your most accurate and best article you've written. Why do you wait so long between articles, you should be doing two or three a week. Keep up the good work!!
@Andrew34 Thanks for the compliments. I agree with you about "high end" dealerships. They know they have a different kind of customer so they tend to treat you with more respect (That's not always true, but in general I believe it's true). Thanks again for reading!
@judymboroki Well, I didn't mean to say that you should never go to a friend or neighbor for advice. I think sometimes a friend or neighbor can give excellent advice, especially if they own the type of vehicle you're thinking of buying.
What I meant was-- and I apologize for not being more clear-- don't wait until you've done all your research and you're there at the dealership, ready to sign on the dotted line. That's too late in the process. At that point, no one can give you good advice, because they don't know the particulars.
But by all means ask people you know for input BEFORE you go to the dealership, and always take what they say with "a grain of salt," weighing it against what you've found on websites, like you mention.
Thanks very much for reading!
@valdaviper1 you should now see his reply below
@Mark McDonald Thanks for the reply, I am glad my comment went through. My point however was not to say every dealer is out to screw you, or that every friend giving advice is right. It was to say that in most cases selling your car yourself will get you a better price than trading it in. Even sales people at dealers don't always know as much about cars as others. Keep up the good work with the blog though. Cheers!
@matthew @valdaviper1 Thanks, I have. I believe it was just a system error as it only showed 2 comments for a couple of day, but everything seems back to normal now.


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NORCROSS -- In a game that featured numerous swings in momentum, it was Norcross which rode the last wave. The Blue Devils rolled to a 53-38 win over North Gwinnett in the Region 7-AAAAA girls' basketball tournament championship at Meadowcreek High School.
With the win, Norcross (23-5) takes home its second straight region title and will host Archer, the No. 4 seed out of 8-AAAAA, in the first round of the state tournament.
North (23-3), which was seeking its first region crown since 1962, will be a No. 2 seed out of 7-AAAAA and host No. 3 seed South Gwinnett.
"It was a game that featured two great teams playing each and it's going to go back and forth," said Norcross head coach Angie Hembree. "It came down to the fourth quarter and I think our kids really played great defense. It just came down to defense and rebounding. We held a great team to just two points in the fourth quarter and that says a lot."
Both teams struggled early to score as Norcross took an 8-6 lead after the first quarter.
But Norcross found another gear in the second quarter as the Blue Devils roared to a 26-12 advantage heading to halftime.
Diamond DeShields and Tori Carter did all the damage as the duo combined for all 18 points in the quarter.
DeShields connected for 10 of her 24 points, including a pair of three-pointers, while Carter accounted for all her scoring in the game with the remaining eight Norcross points.
Meanwhile, North was still having a difficult time finding the basket. The Bulldogs managed just six points in the second quarter to match their first-quarter output.
It didn't help that star guard Lexie Brown was saddled with her third foul with 1:09 to go in the first half.
But Brown came out on fire in the third quarter to ignite the North rally as the Bulldogs outscored Norcross 24-10 to tie the game at 36-36 heading to the fourth quarter.
Brown poured in 19 of North's 24 points, including two three-pointers and numerous dribble-drives to the basket where she picked up fouls and hit 5 of 5 free throws.
But just as North had done in the first and second quarters, the offense disappeared as the Norcross defense clamped down and the Blue Devils outscored the Bulldogs 17-2 in the final frame.
Norcross went on a 12-0 run to open the fourth quarter and eventually cruised home with the 15-point victory.
"It was a tough and emotional game," said a drained North coach Bryan Sellers. "We played so hard and fought our way back in it only to have it end like it did. Norcross really put the defensive pressure on us and we just couldn't respond in that fourth quarter."
Brown finished with a game-high 25 points and Peyton Whitted added nine for North.
In the third-place game of the Region 7-AAAAA girls' tournament at Meadowcreek, Mill Creek jumped on Duluth early and took home a 58-33.
Mill Creek (19-9) raced out to a 22-6 lead after the first quarter and upped that advantage to 37-18 at the half.
From there, Mill Creek was never challenged as the Hawks hit 11 three-pointers in the game en route to the 25-point win.
Jasmine Carter had 14 points and Tamarr Williams added 13 for the Hawks, who will be the No. 3 seed out of 7-AAAAA and will play at Brookwood, the No. 2 seed from 8-AAAAA.
Nadiya Miller chipped in nine points -- all on three-pointers -- for Mill Creek.
Katie Powell, who was injured in the second half and did not return, and Joi Jones had nine points each for Duluth (17-11).
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Productivity in the manufacturing sector—as measured by output per hour of all persons—grew 4.2 percent in the second quarter of 2003.
Manufacturing productivity's growth in the second quarter reflected a decline in output of 2.1 percent and a decline in hours of 6.1 percent. In the previous quarter, productivity in manufacturing rose 4.0 percent, reflecting decreases in output and hours of 0.7 and 4.5 percent, respectively.
In durable goods manufacturing, productivity rose 3.8 percent in the second quarter as output dropped 3.1 percent and hours of all persons fell 6.7 percent. In nondurable goods manufacturing, second-quarter productivity increased by 4.4 as output declined 1.0 percent and hours fell 5.2 percent.
These data are from the BLS Productivity and Costs program. Data are subject to revision. For more information, see the "Productivity and Costs, Second Quarter 2003" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 03-411—note that there are corrections to this news release for fourth quarter 2002 and first quarter 2003 data for manufacturing and nonfinancial corporations. This Editor's Desk article was revised on August 29, 2003, to reflect these corrections. (Data for the second quarter of 2003 are unchanged from those originally reported by the Productivity and Costs program.)
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The breed of Hebridean sheep is a small primitive type. Their distinctive black fleece, which turns grey with age, marks them out in the landscape, and the younger wool of the lambs tends to bleach brown in the clean bright sunshine.
They are an ancient breed, and native to the Hebridean islands. Both ewes and rams have horns - ram lambs are born with horns. Some sheep are multi-horned - a few rams have spectacular 4 horn head-sets, rather than the more standard pair of thick coiled horns.
Hebridean Sheep are small and hardy. They lamb easily and make excellent mothers. Being small and thrifty, they overwinter well, and as they are light-footed, wet ground is less of a problem for them than for larger animals.
A female sheep over a year old is called a ewe hogg or gimmer until she has her first lamb, when she becomes a ewe. Hebridean Sheep tend to have one lamb the first time, and after that can have singles, twins, or very occasionally triplets.
Our "Hebs" on North Uist are still clipped by hand, using shears whose design has not changed in hundreds of years.
Pure Hebridean Wool Throws
Our Hebridean Wool throws are made from the fleeces of local Hebridean Sheep. The wool is spun, then woven on small looms, and finally the surface is lightly felted and the fringe created. Incredibly snug and very warm, they are perfect for chilly evenings. Naturally beautiful, they will last a generation.
Dry clean or very gentle hand-wash. Never wring, spin or tumble dry - you wouldn't do that to a sheep!
Colour - A sumptuous deep dark chocolate brown, lightly flecked with palest grey
Full Throw - 192cm x 154cm (77 inches x 62 inches)
Half Throw - 96cm x 77cm (39 inches x 31 inches)
Hanks of Wool
Gorgeous deep chocolate brown wool, flecked with the occasional strand of grey. - a mixture of wool shorn from the yearlings and the older sheep in the flock. Hebridean sheep acquire some grey wool as they mature. Natural in colour, just like the sheep. When knitted up it creates beautiful woollen clothes that will see you through many chilly evenings and winter months for years to come.
As the natural lanolin is still in the spun wool, it is quite water-resistant. It also softens your hands while knitting. Ideal for hand or machine knitting - knits up like Aran weight - not quite as thick as double knitting yarn. Handwash garments.
Hanks approximately 300g
3 x 300g makes a jumper up to 38 inch chest
4 x 300g makes a jumper up to 46 inch chest
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Local-Literature Section
This section of the website covers writers and works with a strong connection to the south-central region.
Latest feature page as of 15-9-15, On The Trail Of The Bloomsbury Group In Wessex.)
About Us
South Central MediaScene serves to promote the south-central region's media profile. It's an independent site [no funding etc], and not a business.
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For earlier blog entries, see links opposite.
Silicon Dream Town
Bloomsbury By The Sea
BBC2's recent 3-part drama Life In Squares has prompted 'a tourist rush on the trail of the Bloomsbury Group'. Though this pursuit seems limited to the Sussex farm where some of the group were based, the Bloomsbury set also frequented our area. Read our feature On The Trail Of The Bloomsbury Group In Wessex.
The 2015 Bournemouth Air Festival
Forever Rupert
Poet Rupert Brooke's local associations with Bournemouth and area are unknown to most people, but the centenary of his death this year is a fitting opportunity to commemorate these, especially as many aspects of his life remained hidden by protective or censorious friends and relatives, until all parties concerned were safely dead. In fact, despite a dozen previous biographies, two new centenary books just out have been able to fill in more details of his bohemian lifestyle, which involved various male intimates, and then a series of sexual misadventures with female partners.
Remembered for such verses as "Stands the Church clock at ten to three? / And is there honey still for tea?" and "If I should die, think only this of me:/ That there's some corner of a foreign field / That is for ever England," he was a far more complex figure than his boyish image would suggest. His presence in the area, off and on, for most years of his life, makes him a suitable candidate for our 'Cultural Capital Gallery' series. Go to our 'Cultural Capital Gallery' Rupert Brooke Page .
Broadchurch Back Again - And Again
region's most popular screen drama in years (set and part-shot in W. Dorset), ITV's Broadchurch,
is back on Jan 5th. Series 1 (see our blog item here)
has been getting rerun on ITV's Encore channel, and Broadchurch 2, as it simply seems to be
called, begins another ten-part (?) series then. There was some speculation it might be called
Broadchurch 2: The End Is Where It Begins, in the manner of sequel titles (as in the recently
announced Star Wars: The Force Awakens), since this was the Twitter hashtag shown on the teaser
trailers. But this would imply closure of major storylines, and it seems that a "Broadchurch
3" may be in the works before Series 2 has even begun to air. (How the two washed-up cops pictured
above are going to carry on has been kept a secret.) ITV is now denying Series 3 has actually
been commissioned, but considering Series 1 was not set up as a pilot to be sequelled (with
both main characters still alive but emotionally and professionally maimed), this would not
be surprising.
The On-Air Airshow
Building Our Cultural Capital
South Central MediaScene 2013
@Connecting Up The DotComs
With the growth of electronics-company start-ups, 'new media' activity in the area is beginning to develop beyond 'old' media structures. Could the Bournemouth conurbation become Britain's own 'Silicon Beach'? [read on].
ITV Makes A Killing In Dorset
The big local-interest media event of the year so far has been ITV's Broadchurch, filmed partly in Dorset, around West Bay and Bridport. ITV's answer to the hit Danish series The Killing, the just finished 8-week drama serial was meant as a one-off, the lead characters ending up dealt a cruel fate of the sort often found in a Thomas Hardy novel. (There are literary-reference clues in the drama to suggest this was no coincidence.) Nevertheless, a 2nd series has already been announced [read on].
Bournemouth AirShow 2013
The area's biggest media event, the 4-day airshow [29/8/13-1/9/13], still has no proper timetable freely available online (see our commentary on this from previous years), but Wave-FM is at least offering a live-feed online video channel, here. (Flying events are usually noon to 430 and evening displays 7.15pm.) The Echo also has a daily as-it-happens 'blog' page with Twitter updates, here and a 'schedule' with no specific timings (just the running order), here.
Update: The above links are of course now dead or out of date, but media coverage can be found on YouTube, here.
Jane Austen Bicentenary
The press is currently running many items on Jane Austen due to its being the 200th anniversary of her Pride And Prejudice, ranked in polls as 'the nation's favourite novel,' which was published this day [28th January] in 1813. We have more info on our Local-Literature homepage, plus a linked dedicated page on local-interest sites (literary locales and filming locations), just updated. [read more].
Setting The Scene In Wessex: The Crime Novel & Drama
Part Two of our 2-part guide to local-interest crime novels and film/tv dramas is now online. This had to be divided into two pages because in terms of sheer output, it is the biggest literary genre of all, with work ranging from novels about old-time smugglers through the Golden Age of the Detective Story, to the latest 'forensic' thrillers. Part One, covering up to 1945, is here, and Part Two, covering up to the present day, is here.
Ken Russell, 1927-2011: British Film's Wild Man In The Woods
The region's most long-established filmmaker was Ken Russell, "the wild man of British cinema," who lived in the New Forest and died shortly before Xmas. Ken often shot scenes for his films locally, regardless of where they were set, and as promised earlier in our obit-notice item, we've put together a feature web-page on his local links, some of which may surprise you.
[view feature page]
Bournemouth, Arts Town By The Sea?
Locally, the main media event this past month has been Bournemouth's Arts By The Sea Festival, which culminated this week with a focus on the Gothic side, which may have more topical relevance than just a Hallowe'en tie-in. [read more].
Big Sky Bournemouth 2012
This year, the town (and region)'s biggest annual media event, the Bournemouth Air Festival, looks to be more media-friendly [read more].
Crime Time
Last month, the popular press were running stories that crime has replaced romance as the nation's top literary genre. (Previously, to tie in with Valentine's Day, we covered the romance genre with a short-list piece as our last item, here. This press coverage was in the wake of Valentine's Day and National Storytelling Week, an annual national programme to get more people reading. The crime-v-romance genre-trends analysis was based on the royalties authors get from the library system (called Public Lending Right), thus indicating the most-borrowed books. This trend has been remarked upon before, said to be a sign of the times - the result of living in an anxious "post- 9/11" world beset by terrorist threat and economic uncertainty.
At present, we are approaching another official event to promote reading, World Book Night on Monday 23 April, a spinoff from UNESCO's World Book Day. (While WBD is held elsewhere 23 April, the UK confusingly holds its WBD the first Thursday in March, to deliberately avoid the April date, which is Shakespeare's birth and death date, and often coincides with Eastertime school hols; thus the UK's WBD-spinoff event WBN is held on UNESCO's original WBD date, 23 April.) In terms of local-interest events, there is a tie-in WBN event during the Bournemouth Festival of Words (21-27 April), and libraries around the region may be offering as their giveaway book a local-interest title (from the official WBN list of 25 titles, Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains Of The Day would seem to offer the most local-interest content).
Of course, one way to get people reading is to focus on local-interest examples, where readers (including future writers) can relate more easily to the setting, i.e. see better, through their own familiarity with the setting, how that particular type of novel or story works artistically. Though some works or writers are not well-known, locally we have plenty of examples from the most popular literary genre of all, in fact more than enough for a web-page in our 'Setting The Scene In Wessex' series. Thus we are putting up our guide to locally-set crime fiction and drama in several stages, with part one covering the early days of smuggling, Gothic and sensation novels, through the 'Golden Age' of detective fiction, up to WWII, here: Setting The Scene In Wessex: The Crime Novel & Drama, Part I
Romantic Fiction & Drama For Valentine's
Since the press as usual at this time of year have been running travel features etc to tie in with the Valentine's Day weekend (and half-term week), it's worth considering our own area as a romantic setting for fiction and drama. [read more].
Ken Russell 1927-2011
New Forest resident Ken Russell, the region's most long-established filmmaker, who began his career with arts documentaries in the 1960s, died at Lymington shortly before the Xmas holidays. BBC2 has done a memorial documentary, A Bit Of A Devil, and BBC4 broadcast his films Women In Love and its sequel The Rainbow, while BBC3 aired his rarely-seen The Boy Friend. BBC4 also showed his (also rarely-seen) 1962 docu-drama Elgar, which changed how arts documentaries were made. The Rex Cinema in Wareham showed his 1977 Valentino, which was part-filmed in Bournemouth (Russell-Cotes Museum as the star's 1920s Hollywood home etc). Ken in fact often shot scenes for his films locally, regardless of where they were set, and rather than attempt another blog item here (we've done several previous items on him) as an obit, we're currently putting together a dedicated web-page on the various local links in his life and work.
Local TV: LGTV or PSTV?:
Last week's 'LGTV' scandal suggests it is time to start our own coverage of the issue of our upcoming local tv/video channel. If you missed it, this is where Poole-based RNLI lifeguards at Sandbanks beach made a 9-minute video, uploaded it to YouTube, which promptly [Oct 28-30] got international media coverage of the sort the RNLI definitely did not want. Typical headlines were "RNLI Issues Apology For Lifeguard Video Featuring Homophobic Slurs, Hitler Impersonation" [Huffington Post], "Lifeguards simulate sex, impersonate Hitler on YouTube" [Telegraph], "Lifeguards in Hitler YouTube clip" [BBC News], "Fury over lifesavers' 'sex' and Hitler vid" [The Sun]. The stories noted the video also included jokey skits about people with ginger hair and practicing violence against women (punching them in the stomach and throwing them down the stairs). Our local Echo has "Poole lifeguards in hot water over video", with Commenting disabled in its online version of the story for reasons we can guess at. Our own interest here is how the video reflects a trend which is bound to impact on an upcoming local tv/video channel. [read more]
Back To The Local Front:
With the spreading phone hacking scandal leading to calls for more media ownership plurarity (i.e less of a monopoly), it may be worthwhile to take stock of our local media situation. [read more]
Interesting Times?
We seem to be living in what a rather sinister old political catchphrase refers to euphemistically as "interesting times," with political and economic crises looming, fighting in the streets against a growing police state, clamors for reform etc. The phrase could also be applied to the 17th century, an era historians sometimes refer to as the moment the modern British state was born. It was a time of shifting political alliances, popular leaders who rose to fame only to fall from grace, repressive laws, civic upheavals, the breakdown of law and order, the creation of a police state, clamors for reform etc. - only settled in the end through constitutional reform. It was certainly a time of lengthy debates about the nature of society and power, of conflicts which split apart family and friends. These debates and conflicts are naturally reflected in novels and dramas about the era, with key events as usual often playing out in Wessex, and this is the subject of our latest "setting the scene in Wessex" series.
Read Setting The Scene In Wessex: The 17th Century In Literature And Drama
Would You Believe Creative South-Central England?
The south-central region will again have no official recognition in the recent "Creative England" government consultation, but a new Writers Guild Of Great Britain initiative might be the start of something [read more]. [Updated 14-4-11]
World Book Day, Local Style
March 3rd/5th is World Book Day and Night, and the event with the most related press coverage concerns one of our many local-interest authors [read more].
That Was Never Ten Years, Was It?
- Dreamtown Days & Nights, Revisited:
Ten years ago, I wrote a blog-style series of online monthly columns headed 'Bournemouth In The Media' to help a local arts organisation establish more of an artistic 'scene'. With the original organisation website itself now history, I thought it might be of interest to re-post the collected columns to see what, if anything, has changed. Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose? [read more]
2010 In Review:
A look back at some of the year's local-interest media developments.
For earlier blog entries, see:
South Central MediaScene 2011
South Central MediaScene 2010
South Central MediaScene 2009
South Central MediaScene 2008
South Central MediaScene 2007
South Central MediaScene 2006
South Central MediaScene 2005
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According to Albany Fire Department reports, firefighters responded to a head-on collision about 5 p.m. on the Liberty Expressway Saturday. They deployed a spreader tool to take the door off one vehicle and handed the driver over to Dougherty County EMS ambulance emergency staff. The car's driver had a compound fracture of a leg. Albany Police Department officers closed the westbound lanes of the Liberty Expressway just west of the Blaylock Street exit and traced the tire tracks of the eastbound car through the grassy median to the westbound lane.
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Wyclef Claims Michael Jackson Owes Him Money
In a recent interview with Sweden's 'The Voice,' Former Fugee Wyclef Jean reveals some possible beef with the King of Pop. In the interview, the singer-songwriter/rapper/producer awkwardly describes a scenario which implies that Michael Jackson may have snubbed him. 'I was in the studio with Mike. Michael owes me money. Mike, holla at me. You know what it is."
Wyclef, who seemed to have left humility back in the States, tells the interviewer that he's worked with "everybody in the universe," and goes on to say that MJ booked a session with him, but things didn't quite work out. Watch the full interview at Allhiphop.com.


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The "black sheep" son of a wealthy family meets a free-spirited, but sheltered woman. To convince his family that he's finally straightened out his life, he takes her home for his brother's wedding where an improbable romance blooms, as she impresses everyone with her genuine, simple charms.


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Radon Poster Contest Entry Form
Teachers, parents or other supervising adults for National Radon Poster Contest participants can submit entries online using this form. To submit your entry please complete the form below with information for yourself, the participating student and a local newspaper to spotlight the entry should it be chosen as a winner. Click on each section to open that portion of the form. Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation e-mail to the address that you provide. Electronic posters can be submitted in JPEG, PNG, BMP, or GIF file formats. If you have any questions or need technical support, please contact email@example.com. To download and print a PDF version of this form, visit www.sosradon.org/poster-contest/teachers#participation. All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.


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Huntley residents urged to secure cars after four thefts in a night
Posted: April 03, 2014|
Police in the Forest of Dean are urging residents to remove valuable items from their cars after four thefts on a single night at the end of last week.
A dark blue Kia Magentis in Tibberton Lane and a grey Vauxhall Zafira, silver Toyota Aygo and Toyota Yaris in Byfords Close were all targeted between 7pm on Friday, March 28 and 11am on Saturday, March 29.
Untidy searches were made in all cases with items stolen from the Yaris and a satellite navigation system taken from the Kia. In that case, the offender also switched an interior light on and left it on, causing the car battery to run flat.
Officers say that patrols in the area have been increased but want residents to take time to consider security and ensure they don't leave valuables in their vehicle overnight.
Further crime reduction advice can be found at www.gloucestershire.police.uk
Anyone with information about the offences mentioned should call 101, quoting incident 88 of March 29.


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Think again!
You're next trip into Sephora check out the new Josie Marain Argan Lip Treatment ($20) because it's getting some rave reviews! This lip treatment is an age-defying, Argan-infused lip treatment balm that not only conditions but repairs and protects dry lips. It has a natural green apple flavor and a potent anti-aging day and night treatment which smoothes out the appearances of fine lines while leaving lips soft and hydrated.
Argan Oil is commonly used in many of Josie's line and is produced from the argan tree in the semi deserts of Morocco. This oil is rich in Vitamin E & Essential Fatty Acids, which have anti-aging properties. This organic ingredient is known to help and prevent dehydration, inflammation, hyper pigmentation, and sebum production. It is your answer to healthy, youthful, radiant, clear skin and hair…naturally.
Interesting eh?
Available now from Sephora.
Honestly, if nothing else, the packaging is damn cute! Although not so practical for us anal types.
8/2/10 12:45 Kristina:
I just want to set this cute little pot on my bathroom counter.
8/2/10 18:04 Krista Nicolson:
The pot reminds me of Aladdin and a genie inside lol. So cute, I'm actually interested in trying this out! Thanks for the info!
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This time-lapse video shows how SFMOMA visitors interacted with Robert Rauschenberg's White Painting [three panel] (1951) during a one-week period when the work was installed as part of the exhibition 75 Years of Looking Forward: The Anniversary Show (the painting was on view July 1, 2010–January 16, 2011). Rauschenberg conceived of his White Paintings as pristine surfaces that invited the interplay of light and shadow; however, the highly controlled light levels in the museum setting limit the opportunity for dramatic changes in lighting. This video captures the other forms of interaction invited by White Painting [three panel], documenting visitors as they repond to the painting and to the presence of the camera, sometimes in unexpected ways.


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Grant will train assistant nurses to care for elderly
Texas Tech University Health Science Center and the Sears Methodist Retirement System are beginning a certified nursing assistant training program in Abilene, thanks to a $750,000 grant from the federal Department of Health and Human Services.
The program, which will be free to the students selected, will be taught at Sears Windcrest Alzheimer's Care Center under the oversight of the TTUHSC.
Pearl Merritt, regional dean and professor at the Abilene campus of the Texas Tech University Health Science Center, said the program will begin Nov. 29 with an initial group of 13 students.
"Abilene is fortunate to receive this grant to train those in the health field," Merritt said. "We were one of six or seven in the whole country who were approved and there were many who applied."
She said about 15 students will be trained every two weeks. The new course will be a 75-hour program, and students must pass certification tests and undergo evaluations as part of the program.
Merritt said the grant will be paid in yearly increments of $250,000 over three years. The goal is to graduate between 250 and 300 CNAs in three years, Merritt said.
About 75 prospective students were interviewed for the first class. Complete background checks are conducted on everyone who applies.
"They will be trained to work with people in the care centers with daily living, nursing, bathing, dressing, and grooming," she said.
Merritt said the CNAs also would be involved in home health care. She said anyone could apply, and those who are selected will not be required to work in any one particular health care center.
"We want those who are truly dedicated to this kind of work," she said. Merritt said some of the applicants had college degrees but could not find work in their field and decided to go into the assistant nursing program.
She said some already working in the Sears Retirement System might take the class to enhance their learning and advance on the career ladder. Merritt said Sears has a career ladder to help employees advance in training as well as salary.
Merritt said statistics show that by 2030, 20 percent of the U.S. citizens would be over 65 years of age.
"The overarching goal of the program is to prepare more CNAs for the workforce to care for our senior population," she said. Merritt said this might also be a beginning step for advancement into higher levels of nursing for many of the students.
Merritt said there are jobs available in the health field and that the training should help fill those positions. She said another goal of the program is to reduce the CNA turnover rate.
Keith Perry, president and CEO of Sears Methodist Retirement System, Inc., said in a news release that Sears is "excited about collaborating with Texas Tech to provide a new and innovative model of care to our seniors."
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October 31, 2008 Oetzi, a mummified man found frozen in the Italian Alps after 5,300 years, has no living genetic descendants among modern humans. The discovery came after researchers sequenced Oetzi's entire genome and compared it with human DNA.
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October 30, 2008 Scientists have learned a lot about the man whose 5,300-year-old remains were discovered in the Italian Alps in 1991. But whether he has descendants has remained a mystery. One study suggests it's unlikely.
October 29, 2008 New images from NASA's Messenger space probe are aiding scientists in understanding how volcanic eruptions helped shape this alien world. Some of the photos add to evidence suggesting that volcanoes have been very active on the planet.
October 28, 2008 Henry David Thoreau is perhaps best known for his book Walden, about living a simple life in harmony with nature. But Thoreau didn't just love nature — he studied it and kept meticulous notes. Now, scientists are using Thoreau's records to look at how the landscape has changed during the past 150 years.
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October 28, 2008 It seems like every time oil prices skyrocket in the U.S., Americans take steps toward energy independence, only to return to their profligate ways once prices recede. Here, a look at what it will take to get corporations and consumers onto a permanent path toward renewable energy.
October 27, 2008 Solar panels are this season's must-have construction accessory in Southern California. But there's a regulatory roadblock. Green boosters say one more state rule needs to change if solar is going to be anything bigger than a flash in the pan.
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