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Aquopolis is a waterpark along the seafront of La Pineda in Salou, Spain. My partner and I visited last June as it was right next to the hotel we were staying at. It's easy to find and I believe that you can get a bus from Salou but I would look into this before buying your tickets.
As I bought the tickets online before we went on holiday it was a bit cheaper than usual and we got a deal where we could visit for two days. The tickets for both of us came to about 50 euros, this seems expensive but this also included the dolphin show which in my opinion was worth the price of the ticket alone. Look out for the hidden extras though; we ended up paying 10 euros for a locker to store our stuff in and another 10 for the hire of the rubber rings (you do get some of the money back at the end of the day). The hire of the rubber rings was a waste as you can only use them on a couple of the rides and we found out that if you don't mind waiting you can queue up at the end of the rides and collect a rubber ring without paying, the hire basically just gives you the luxury of not having to wait in these queues but is waste of money in my opinion.
The park itself was very clean and tidy and attractive looking, there are plenty of grassy areas covered by trees for sunbathing or picnics as well as benches scattered around. There are a fair few slides including a lazy river, a coloured slide where you race people to the bottom, a slide where you sit on a mat and various tunnelled, twisty slides. There were loads of attractions to go on and the queues were quite short which meant we could go on them again and again. There are also a couple of swimming pools where you can just swim and laze around and one with a wave machine.
I was disappointed to find that the Jacuzzis weren't in operation as I was looking forward to being able to relax but as went in off-peak season it was expected that some attractions would be closed.
For me the absolute best part of the visit to Aquopolis was the dolphin show, they have several a day and have announcements so you know when the next one will be. There is no extra to pay to see the dolphin show and you can go and see it as many times as you want in your day. The show consists of several dolphins doing amazing tricks and they look like they absolutely love doing them, their charming and a pleasure to watch. They also bring out two sea lions which also do several tricks such as waving at the crowd. You have the opportunity to have your photo taken with the sea lions at the end of the show but this again is costly.
Also in the park is a gift shop selling the typical souvenir gifts and a couple of food places which we didn't use as we had brought a picnic with us.
Overall we really enjoyed our visit to Aquopolis waterpark but watch out for the hidden costs!
Aquapolis - where is it
Aquapolis is on the outskirts of a town called La Pineda and Spain's Costa Dorada and is a short bus ride away from the main town centre of Salou. During our previous 2 years holidays we have been to Salou and visited Aquapolis on both occasions.
Arriving at Aquapolis - the local busses stop next to the park and a short walk though local market stalls and small shops which form part of the front of the park you arrive at the entrance. The entrance is in the middle of the market stalls but is easy to spot. We arrived at about 11am and where surprised that there we no big queues to get in and where soon in the park itself. I am not going to bore you with the price tariff as it changes anyway so not really useful.
When you 1st enter the park you have you map showing where the security boxes are, there is a deposit required for these and there are different types. You can have a locker type which you would find in a local gym or swimming pool or a safety deposit type as you would find in a hotel room, if you require both then you have to pay a deposit for each plus the hire fee. It is definitely worth having a locker at least as this saves you carting everything around the park with you. These are also located just to the left of the main entrance.
Standing just inside the main entrance I was surprised to see how well laid out the park looked as was not all concrete and water rides but was very well planted with trees for natural shade and lots of grassy areas where you could just sit and sun bathe. Now I would recommend that you do not walk around in bare feet as the concreted areas get very hot as you would imagine in the sun and you could burn the bottom of your feet if not careful.
Walking through the park we passed a large wave pool, we where checking the map as we walked and looking for a good spot to start form and also where to hire the big yellow doughnut rings that everyone seemed to have.
Continuing along there was another pool area which did not look very deep, one of those ones where it is as if you are walking into the sea where the colour and texture of the bottom changes as you walk along. The deepest part of this was just over waist high. On the other side was a normally (drop in from the sides) type of pool with lots of the slides situated around it, will get to them later, and food courts where you could buy snacks and drinks. Here also there was a patio area where you could sit on your hired sun bed (lots of things to pay for in here) and what the world go buy or soak up some rays.
Finally we get to the kiosk where you can hire the rubber rings, and sunbeds though would suggest that you get there early if you want one of the these as they do run out of them during peak times. Again you had to pay a deposit for each ring and as we wanted 4 of them, one for each member of our party this was getting costly, yes you get it back but normally if going to somewhere like this we carry a limited amount of cash and not plastic for obvious reasons as even with a safety deposit box you are not guaranteed security for your belongings.
After much debate and discussion and counting of money, would we have enough for drinks etc we went for it as there are only a limited number of rides that these can be used on anyway and the plan was to go on those 1st and return the rings, get the deposit back and then go on the rest of the rides where rings are not required. Just to let you know that the park do have their own blue rings on each of the rides for you to use if you don't hire one or they have run out but be prepared to wait for one of these as they are not plentiful.
Now to the 1st ride.
This was called the Boomerang, kids where heading straight for it, decided that didn't look too bad and would join them. Now this ride is strange as looks rather like a half pipe but not as semi-circle in shape and with extremely high sides. As we where climbing up the stairs to the ride as was getting concerned that it look at lot more scary and steeper than it did on the ground. Now it was our turn. The lads went 1st and there where screams of delight or maybe it was terror as they descended and then shot up the other side of this giant U shaped ride, and back again and up the other side and so on until you end up in what could only be described as the gutter at the bottom and then into the pool with a splash finally.
Now for us girlies, not as brave as the lads, I was not beginning to wonder what on earth had possessed to have ago. The attendant at the top holds you ring whilst you climb into it. This rings have grab handles for you to hold onto and oh boy do you need them, believe me when I say that this is far steeper than it looks from the ground. Off I go, shoot down one side of the U at tremendous speed and up the other side, having watched lots of children go before me and forgetting that they are a lot smaller than me a shot a lot further up the other side then I expected to the point I was beginning to wonder whether I would slow down in time before I ran out of ride and shot off the top, but gravity prevailed and saved me - I now know why there was a weight restriction on this ride, did wonder at the time and I am sure that I was a lot further away from the top than I though I was and I must say apart from that small moment of panic I actually really enjoyed it but not enough to get me back on it again.
2nd ride - one for mum
The lazy river.
This was more like it, needed to give my heart a chance to recover. The lazy river itself is not really that long but is very enjoyable. The hardest part is getting on your ring in the water at the beginning of the ride and then getting to the starting point amongst everyone else who is trying to float towards the start. At 1st there is a gently slope/slide down to a pooled area, and this theme continues all the way down to the bottom. There is an attendant in each pooled area who ensure that you keep moving and push you down the next slope/slide bit and splash the kids if the kids splash them. Great fun and very relaxing at the same time, a few more goes on this one was called for.
Now not being a great lover of rides in the dark I declined the ride called the black hole as listening to the terrified screams of other riders was enough for me. However, just to tell you a bit about it, you ride in a double ring, like a figure of 8 so two people can go at a time, so you can both be scared witless at the same time, oh joy.
For me I was done with the rings and there really was not a lot more to use them on so, they where returned and deposits claimed, drinks bought at the kiosk - prices about what you would expect to pay at any theme park and we opted for a couple of cans of fresh juice to perk us up. We did not buy any food but the pizza seemed popular as there where lots of people ordering this whilst we where in the queue.
Next we set off back towards the entrance to see what time the next dolphin show was and did we have to pay. Pleasantly surprised that the show was actually included in the price of the entrance fee to the park and noted that there was a show at 4pm which would be a nice way to end the day. Off for more rides before swimming with Sea Lions and then Dolphin show.
There is one ride which can only be described as an aerial runway over water, you hold on and then set off over the pool - extra deep here about 3 meters- the ropes are slightly angled so that you can build up some speed as you travel. About half way across the pool there is a block in on the ropes which you slam into, fall off and land in the water. Now this was great fun both to watch and to do, but the queue was very long. The park had filled up by this point and was very busy. Now as the saying goes the bigger you are the harder you fall is truly correct for this ride and also there is a minimum height you have to be to be able to use it, if you can't get hold of the handles then you are too small basically.
Just so you know that some of the food kiosks have covered seating areas next to them so you can get out of the sun and sit in some shade and we took advantage of this a couple of times during the day along with sitting on the grass under some trees which was very pleasant as you can find lots of places to sit away from the centre of the park where the rides are.
We did notice a large pool area for younger children which had some small slides but as my 2 are too big for that we did not inspect too closely but it did not look very deep at all.
There are announcements given for when the wave pool is about to start and also for when the next dolphin show is about to start, however, I would say that if you are going to watch the dolphin show arrive with plenty of time to spare even if you have to queue outside before they open the gates as you may end up without a seat in the shade.
The Dophin show - no additional fee, included in entrance price
The seating itself is sort what I would describe as stone steps and there is some shade depending on the time of day, angle of the sun etc. and comfortable to sit on, the main display pool is completely glass fronted apart form where the glass panels are joined together so you can see the dolphins and sealions swimming under water which is fantastic.
The show is not there just of a 'circus act' for the public but it is one of a couple of dolpinariums in Spain that are concerned with conservation and protection of the species. I was extremely impressed with the facilities that the dolphins had and whilst the introduction bits where being done you could see the dolphins in rear pool happily playing and showing off and it appeared that they looked excited that the show was about to start. The show itself was very well organized with the 1st part being give over to 2 sea lions who where extremely good at showing off and obviously very well looked after judging by how lively they where and their general appearance.
There are 3 dolphins that are resident here and I must say it was a really good show with the sort of tricks you would expect, jumping out of the water, through hoops and also 1 child from the audience gets to participate, they have to sit in a boat, life jacket is provided of course, and the dolphins push the boat from one side of the water to the other. The trainers, as there is more than one, also get in the water with the dolphins and have and obvious close relationship with them
At the end of the show there is an opportunity to have your photo taken with a sea lion, where counting money again at this point, I think it was 10 Euros for a photo, the sea lion really enjoyed this as was fed lots of fish and also 'kissed' everyone in the queue.
In 2006 we had photos with the Sea Lions but in 2007 went one better, we spotted on the list of excursions that our holiday rep had 'swiming with Sea Lions' well we just couldn't let this opportunity slip by and paid for both of the children to have this experience and at Euro 45 each was not the cheapest of days out, plus the entrance to the water park as this attraction is within Aquopolis itself.
Swimming with Sea Lions
We had our time slot booked for 3pm which was ideal as we arrived at the park around 10.30 to 11am which gave us plently of time to experience the rides before having to report to the main reciption 15 minutes prior to our booking time.
The pool where you can swim with the Sea Lions is away from the main hustle and bustle of the park and completely blocked from any prying eyes who have not paid for the experience. You are met at the gate by the trainers and invted into the pool, parents can spectate from around the edge. There where 10 children to this session which was a fair number, not too many to look overcrowded.
The complete session with the Sea Lions lasts 45 minutes and includes meeting and greeting different Sea Lions, learn to do some tricks with the Sea Lions, all of which is photographed at the far side of the pool where there is no spectating. Tricks where turning a circle with the Sea Lion by touhing his nose and truning around slowly in a circle with the Sea Lion following your hand. Standing at the edge of the pool and having the larger of the Sea Lions swim underwater and jump up to kiss you on the cheek, Jumping through a hoop that you are holding and jumping over your head.
All safety aspects where explained before the Sea Lions where introduced and every action that was to happen was explained clearly before the tricks where performed. Photos of course where purchased as a memory of the day and every penny was worth it but it did turn into an expensive day out.
All in all if you ever visit Salou on holiday I would recommend this for a day out as it great fun for all the family
Other attractions within the park we did not bother with are trampolines, mini-golf and a gift shop.
We went here about a year ago with my 3 teenage sons and baby daughter and other friends.
The first thing I should say is it is not actually in Barcelona, but about an hour's drive away in La Pineda (Vila-seca), south of Tarragona, on the N340.
There are lots of outdoor pools, slides, etc which older children/teenagers in particular can really have fun with. There are many grassy area where you can sunbathe etc, but of course what people do is arrive and spread all their towels out on a spot and camp there for the day, so if you didn't arrive in plenty of time you would struggle to find a good spot. There is plenty of space but a lot of it is either in the sun all day (not good) or a long way from the pools, so you can't see your children, also not good. so get there fairly early and get a good spot!
There are some helter skelter type slides with bumps in them the older boys especially enjoyed, but at busy times you had to queue for them. There is also one really fast one called Kamikazi, and the queues were serious for that one, but apparently you did 50km per hour down that one! That's the speed of a moped on full throttle! The whole park is massive, and you can't see across it, so in terms of younger children you do have to be careful because they can wander off.. There was a good range of types of water - some with fountains and some with smaller slides and splash pools; there was not a huge area if just wanted to swim lengths though - everything was shaped but you could swim round and round a bit with a current that wove around the whole park.
I spent some quite good quality time by myself just lying in the sun reading, knowing my kids were all having fun and not bored or bothering me!
There are many places to eat and drink providing welcome shade and cold beer! Some traditional Spanish food can be had in pone bar and and nasty burgers and chips in another, so my recommendation if you are staying nearby and self-catering is to bring a cold box full of a packed lunch, but that's ont always practical on holiday, so it is good to know you can buy food there. It is a bit over-priced for the quality, but not a total rip off.
Beer and coke etc in large quanties are a good thing, and there are electric vending machines with ice cold bottles of water everywhere, which is great as there were queues at the bars at times. Certainly in Spanish heat in the summer you nee to ensure everyone stays hydrated, and sun-creamed, especially coming in and out of the water.
They also have things like minigolf and boats, and a pool with nets and rings and pulleys that looked a bit like you'd play water polo in it.
One gripe - I went into the baby pool with my son in my glasses (I am short-sighted) and they have a no-sunglasses in the popol rule. I could go in in my normal glasses, but I aslo have a pair of prescription sunglasses and I was not allowed to wear those. Given it was bright sunshine and I was tring to keep an eye on four children I really needed thaqm,. I explained to the guard that they were plastic sunglasses and therefore safe (i.e. ont glass lenses, but he was having none of it.) very irritating - after all I was standing up in a foot of water with a one year old. What harm were my sunglasses doing on my eyes?
We all had a great day - it isn't cheap but is a great day out, if your family like that sort of thing. It cost 22.5 Euros per adult, and children over 10 pay the adult price. Children 4-10 pay 16.5 Euros, but children under 4 are free, so that's good. There is a lot less for them to do though- they have one area, basically, but then watersports are not really a toddler thing, are they?
But add food and drinks on, and it will cost a bit. It is hard to bring your own water and just drink that and not be tempted by ice cold drinks when it is really hot. You also had to pay extra for parking, and the changing room.
Because everything is outdoors, it is only open from May to October.
A diversity of impressive water attractions for the whole family.


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dont run into crub.
Yes--up to a max of $300
Yes--up to a max of $450
Yes--up to a $600
No--I would not purchase
dont run into crub.
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This idea started when I had to replace the outer barrel on one of my rims (19" Ace Forged on an M3 Cabrio) and was out about $600. Before y'all start with the "learn how to drive" BS let me tell you that I have been through Bondurant, have autocrossed, etc. Sometimes "stuff" happens. In my case it was a curb that I didnt see at a bank drive thru. A year before something similar happened when my wife hit a curb on a parking garage ramp. In total I was out about $1200. Judging from all the cars I see with curb rash it's not just me. So the real question is how many people care. Seems like people that dont give a damn about their cars are not my market, nor are people with 32" tires, or a lot of other people. Just trying to figure out if there are enough people out there to make this worthwhile.
Thanks everyone for your feedback. I really appreciate it even if you're telling me this is the dumbest idea you've ever heard.
Gun control means using both hands
I really don't think there is a market for this. You're aiming at people that a) are very anal with the vehicles and having curb rash is a major issue with them (you have stated several times tons of cars have curb rash and most don't care, indicating most people do not fall into this category) and b) hit curbs often enough that they would benefit from this.
Usually people that are a) don't do b).
If you can afford stupid-cost high dollar wheels, replacing one isn't much of an issue, you got the stacks.
I'd bet your poll will get a very loud and resounding "not interested"
Here are my thoughts...
- Have you considered how your sensors will account for snow-covered curbs? In other words, will they mistake the snow as the curb, thus leaving the car parked too far away from the curb? In some areas of many cities, you can be ticketed for being parked too far away from the curb.
- I truly believe that enthusiasts would NOT want any additional sensors/devices protruding from underneath the side of the car or from the wheel wells. This sensor device would need to be undetectable.
- Conversely, I also believe that NON-enthusiasts, average Joe's who treat their cars as necessary appliances (IE: most drivers) would likely NOT buy the sensor either, because it's not an out-of-the-box part of the car from the dealership. An aftermarket item like this would likely be a turn off to non-enthusiasts because of what might be required of them to deal with such as:
... installation
... electrical connections
... calibrating the sensor position
... getting under the vehicle (potentially)
... getting under the hood
... mounting something on the dash (potentially)
... costs too high (potentially)
In other words, if non-enthusiasts could care less about how they treat their cars, then why would they put in the money and time to deal with installing an additional device?
- I think (ONLY IF THE PRICE IS LOW ENOUGH) your audience would be the people who buy the gimmicky low price add-on parts you see in auto parts stores such as:
... exhaust tips
... decals
... aftermarket emblems / hood ornaments
... universal spoilers
... side window rain guards
... bug guards
... deer whistles
... low quality subwoofer boxes
... etc.
But keep in mind that these parts are usually priced quite low. The people who aren't afraid to throw random stuff onto their cars and spend money on these parts listed above AND install them at home are the people who would likely buy your sensors.
Just my opinions. Although I'm skeptical about it; if you decide to go through with it... good luck with it, succeed, and create some jobs for Americans!
if you have nice WHEELS you don't hit crubs. If you don't care about your rimz then you don't care about curbs. onto the next one.
I use the mirror... thought everybody did that.
That said, most of the feedback has been pretty negative. Not what I was hoping to hear, but very valuable. I really appreciate the constructive feedback and got a good laugh out of the RimJob naming suggestion.
Keep it coming. Thanks!
Not a terrible idea - but you would be better off selling some sort of easy refinishing kit for minor scrapes.
Sensors are not the solution, IMO.
Crub sensors wouldn't matter...my wife would just find something else to hit...like fents, burshes or briks.
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Everyone makes mistakes.. don't listen to these asshats, an inexpensive setup would sell.. but for $300+ I think you'd have a difficult time.
the problem with this is that too many people would plow into the curb at 30 mph and want you to pay them for your product not working
signatures are annoying, right?
What about lamp post rash prevention sensors?
(No, it didn't suffer lamp post rash, but it was VERY close.)
I actually would consider something like this.
The OEM wheels on my wifes Audi are not cheap by any means. In her last two cars, she has managed to curb the rims and it drives me crazy to own nice cars that have curbed rims.
So yes, I believe there is a market for something like this as long as the price was somewhere within the $100-$200 range.
Good luck and keep us informed.
People bought pet rocks....
For the right price I think it would sell ($300 is way too high in my opinion)
EDIT: If you have the patent, then why not just pitch the idea to some of the "sensor-happy" car companies out there?
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Sky Sports News is reporting that Newcastle are interested in Watford striker Troy Deeney.
Troy Deeney – 25 year-old Watford striker
This is not the first time Newcastle have been linked with this striker and twelve months ago we were also reported to be interested in Deeney.
In the last two seasons he has scored 45 goals in 91 appearances for Watford, and last season he knocked in 25 goals in 48 games.
Deeney become the first Watford player to score 20 league goals in consecutive seasons since Cliff Holton managed to do that way back in 1961.
The striker was the Watford Player of the Season last season, so he seems to be a decent enough player, but it's a very big jump in class between the Championship and the Premier League – one of the top football leagues in the world.
The twenty five year old 6′ tall Birmingham-born player started out at the famous Aston Villa Youth Academy, but was released when he was 15, and he ended up at Walsall in 2006.
Deeney was at Walsall for four seasons and played there 136 times with 27 goals before he signed for Watford for around £500K on an initial two year contract.
In his four seasons at Watford he has scored a total of 61 goals in 177 appearances.
However Deeney has also been in trouble with the law – and in June of 2012, he was sentenced to ten months' imprisonment for kicking a man in the head in a brawl, and he served three months of the sentence, before he was released.
It's difficult to know if a player of this caliber – who seems a good goalscorer in the Championship – would make it in the Premier League.
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In her quest to deepen her worship experience, Raelynn Parkin, worshiper and author, unearthed a deep truth about how the Tabernacle of David will be manifest in these last days through worship. As the revelation unfolded, a pattern emerged as to how the glory would usher in Christ's return. Walk with her through these pages and she will guide you through the three tabernacles, and the feasts of Israel, all of which reveal the Lord Jesus Christ. See in vivid detail the prototype and its significance today in the Church, and to the Jewish nation. Discover the glory that God has promised, and is poised to reveal in this, His Church's finest final hour; a glory that will surpass the glory that appeared in the Temple of Solomon. Go with her and be forever changed!
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Tennessee???s three returning indoor All-Americas are scheduled to compete together for the first time this season as Rubin Williams joins fellow All-America honorees Michael Hogue and Evander Wells. Williams makes his 2008 debut by lining up beside Wells in the 60- and 200-meter dashes. Hogue and freshman Joseph Berry are entered in the pole vault.
Distance specialists Matt Piccarello and Michael Spooner make their indoor season debuts this weekend by competing in the 3,000. They are joined in the event by senior Chris Platt and junior Andrew Press. Junior Denton Jones is the only Vol entered in the 5,000. Senior Andrew Dawson and freshman Axel Mostrag are running in their specialty event, the 800, for the first time this season and are joined by sophomore Justin Hansen. Fellow 800 men Paul Cross and Yarrick Kincaid step out of their specialty for the 1,000 and mile, respectively.
Senior Jangy Addy leads Tennessee???s multi-event athletes in the only heptathlon of the regular season. Last year???s SEC heptathlon champion is joined by freshman Michael Ayers and junior Brad Holtz, a converted pole vaulter, both attempting the first heptathlons of their collegiate careers.
Senior Matthieu Pritchett also is expected to run the 60-200 double with Wells and Williams, and the trio is joined by sophomore Kyle Stevenson in the 200. Sophomores Samdi Fraser, Nathan Grace and John Hewitt make up Tennessee???s representation in the 400. Fellow sophomore De???Lon Isom leads a trio of Vols in the 60 hurdles. In addition to Isom, Senior Kris Fant and freshman Charlton Rolle are entered in the 60 hurdles after both athletes recorded personal-best times in the event last weekend at the Big Ten-SEC Challenge. Rolle also is entered in the long jump.
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In 2003, when all was well with the economy and people were still feeling rich, WH Smith lost £135 million. In 2013 it was voted "worst shop on the high street".
Mary Portas, charged by the Government at trying to fix the high street, described it as a "dump". An upselling strategy of trying to force-feed the nation giant chocolate bars with every purchase is deeply unpopular and there's even a Twitter account set up to share pictures of WH Smith's dirty carpets. @WHS_Carpet has more than 3,000 followers.
So how is it still in business after the likes of Woolworths, HMV, Clinton Cards and Comet have gone under? And how on earth are its profits now rising?
Because it's all looking pretty rosy at WH Smith – pre-tax profits rose 6% to £108 million for the year to 31 August 2013, far better than expected. Its stock is now trading at more than double what it was before the credit crunch. It's even being tipped to rise further.
We take a look at how it rose from a single shop to become one of the few chains to prosper as the high street falls.
The rise of a high street staple
WH Smith has been around since 1792 when Henry Walton Smith set up a news vendor in Little Grosvenor Street, London. The business was later taken over by his son William Henry Smith and in 1846 the firm became WH Smith & Son when his son – also called William Henry – became a partner. It became a public limited company in 1948.
Cashing in on the railway boom, the firm opened its first railway station newsstand at Euston in 1848.
Since the 1970s WHSmith expanded into other retail areas. The Do It All DIY stores started with an acquisition in 1979 before becoming a joint venture with Boots and eventually being sold to Boots in 1996. WH Smith also owned rival book store Waterstones between 1989 and 1998.
WH Smith bought a 75% controlling share of music chain Our Price in 1986 which it sold to Virgin in 1998. In the same year it acquired rival newsagent John Menzies for £68 million. This purchase paved the way for WH Smith's retail expansion into Scotland where Menzies had a dominant presence.
But as the new millennium dawned things were slipping. By 2003 WH Smith was in trouble. A lot of it.
Supermarkets started eating into its traditional business in books, stationery, confectionary and CDs. Online retailers such as Amazon meant prices and margins on entertainment products were being cut to wafer thin levels and in 2003 it posted one of the largest losses in its history.
WH Smith was teetering on the brink. So how did it rise again despite a global recession? Well it's largely down to one woman.
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In November 2003 WH Smith took the bold step of putting 39-year-old former Tesco graduate trainee Kate Swann in charge. It was a masterstroke.
Swann had form for turning around businesses, firstly revamping B&Q then overseeing record profits at Argos.
Nothing she did was revolutionary, but it was fundamental and often unpopular at the time. First 270 jobs went at headquarters, she then sold off non-essential and overseas businesses. In 2006 the costly final salary pension scheme was closed.
She also focused intently on the business' basics.
The emphasis of the shops moved to more profitable lines (books, stationery, papers, cards) and away from ones with smaller margins (such as DVDs, video games and CDs).
The process of ordering and getting stock to the shops was also reformed – it was badly needed. So disorganised was the previous process that Swann found items languishing in the stockrooms that were more than two years out of date; eventually £45 million worth of old products had to be written off.
She expanded into more stations, motorway services and airports – places where the demand for these items was greatest – and broke the business in half, separating the retail arm from the distribution one: WH Smith (retail) and Smiths News plc.
Costs were rigorously controlled everywhere, from timers attached to the chiller cabinets in stores to pulping books customers return because it's cheaper than sorting and transporting them again.
Inevitably the chain had to compete online too where customers could buy books and read newspapers at the click of a button. In October 2011 for WH Smith started selling its own ebook reader, the Kobo (an anagram of book).
Everything paid off, online and supermarket competition drove rivals like HMV and Woolworths out of business. Cost cutting was key and the travel business now accounts for the majority of the company's profits.
Under Swann, WH Smith effectively got the recession out of the way early and put itself in the best position it could when trouble came.
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Cost-cutting measures weren't a one-off drive. They continued. Recent efforts include self-service energy efficient tills in stores and the installation of voice picking in its distribution centres.
Steve Clarke, who took over from Kate Swann in July, says another £22 million of cost savings have been identified over the next three years. He also announced another £50 million share buyback scheme.
Since taking over Clarke – previously in charge of WH Smiths' UK high street business – has been busy fixing-up shops described by one analyst as "just plain tatty and [with] about as much aesthetic appeal as a 1970s job centre". Some £12 million was spent improving them last year.
And it's growing. The high-street giant has begun a trial franchising of its brand to independent newsagents in a bid to expand its network. The initial trial this summer was limited to three stores – branded under the WH Smith Local name – but it could be expanded if it is successful.
It also has plans to open 16 more post offices in its branches and has renewed a contract to operate 82 post offices in its stores for a further five years. The move hasn't gone down well with the Communication Workers Union (CWU) which says the deal puts the future of post offices at risk.
The company is even looking overseas and to CDs and DVDs again. With HMV and Woolworths gone, there's an opportunity for music and DVD sales, while stronger growth overseas can compensate for a lacklustre UK market.
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The purpose of this study is to determine whether the study drug is effective in prevention of pregnancy in healthy women in reproductive age
|Drug: YAZ (DRSP 3 mg/EE 0.02 mg, BAY86-5300)
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|Multi-center, Open, Uncontrolled Study to Investigate the Efficacy and Safety of the Oral Contraceptive SH T 186 D Containing 0.02 mg Ethinylestradiol-b-cyclodextrin Clathrate and 3 mg Drospirenone in a 24-day Regimen for 13 Cycles in 1010 Healthy Female Volunteers
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- Vital signs [ Time Frame: each visit ]
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Drug: YAZ (DRSP 3 mg/EE 0.02 mg, BAY86-5300)
Oral administration of YAZ (0.02mg ethinyl estradiol-ß-cyclodextrin clathrate and 3mg drospirenone, 24 day hormone tablets followed by 4 days of placebo tablets for 13 cycles
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Anttila L, Neunteufel W, Petraglia F, Marr J, Kunz M. Cycle control and bleeding pattern of a 24/4 regimen of drospirenone 3 mg/ethinylestradiol 20 μg compared with a 21/7 regimen of desogestrel 150 μg/ethinylestradiol 20 μg: a pooled analysis. Clin Drug Investig. 2011;31(8):519-525. doi: 10.2165/11590260-000000000-00000.
Anttila L, Bachmann G, Hernádi L, Kunz M, Marr J, Klipping C. Contraceptive efficacy of a combined oral contraceptive containing ethinyloestradiol 20 μg/drospirenone 3mg administered in a 24/4 regimen: a pooled analysis of four open-label studies. Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol. 2011 Apr;155(2):180-2. doi: 10.1016/j.ejogrb.2010.12.037. Epub 2011 Feb 1.
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Ambergris Caye is one of the best Caribbean Islands to live on when it comes to concerns from hurricanes. In my last blog post I spoke about why I feel safer here then any other Caribbean Island. In this blog post I'll give you some more stats and details.
First, look at this: Since 1951 there have only been 7 hurricanes that have hit Belize directly. Other have come close but as we all know its the direct hits with the high winds surrounding the eye of the storm that causes most of the problems.
In any given year Belize has only a 17% chance of getting hit by a hurricane. By comparison the State of Florida has 65% chance of getting hit.
Why doesn't Belize get too many hurricanes?
1. We are located very far to the west. The normal weather patterns usually turn hurricanes northward by the time they work their way across the Atlantic.
2. Also, we have a fairly short hurricane window. While the "official" window is from June through November history shows that almost all of the hurricanes to hit Belize have done so in the months of September and October. Hence we have a smaller window of opportunity then do other Caribbean Islands.
Finally, the main things that cause damage in a hurricane are high winds and storm surge. Most everything that is built here is built to withstand such high winds. We use solid concrete construction with hurricane resistant windows and doors. We also pour solid concrete roofs. When looking at the damage caused by a hurricane you'll find that most of it is due to the high winds ripping of the roofs. We prevent that from happening by building the way we do.
Also, the reef acts as a huge protection for us. In some places like Cancun and in Florida the water depth can be several hundred feet just a little ways offshore. This allows for the formation of damaging waves and storm surge. Ambergris Caye has a reef running its length just a few hundred yards of shore. This reef acts like a protective wall. It takes the brunt of the wave action so those that do reach the shore are limited in the damage they can cause.
So, in looking at all of the variables involved I would say that hurricanes should not even be a concern. We rarely get them but if we do you'll be able to get off the island to safety quickly, and most likely come back within a day or two. You property will most likely be as you left it accept for some debris in the yard. Within a few days all will be cleaned up and the skies will be blue!


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David Walliams has admitted that he likes working with Simon Cowell on Britain's Got Talent but there are some things that irk him about his boss.
David, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and presenters Ant and Dec showed up at the London Palladium last weekend to speak to press before another audition session kicked off but they were hanging around on the red carpet for quite a while before the music mogul joined them and it seems the tardiness did not go unnoticed by the team.
When asked what it is like to work with Si Co by reporters at the venue, the Little Britain star mused:
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Walliams added:
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Amanda also had some choice words for the TV boss, though she started out by praising the X Factor star saying:
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He revealed that a return to the UK's X Factor later in 2013 is unlikely, continuing:
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Rad build!
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My Build Thread
Stuff for SALE!
17" BBS Wheel Parts, Polished!!
99 VR6 GTI Parts
so much sexy going on in here! can't wait to see the sum of all the pieces....
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ok...next year is def gonna be me getting off my ass for my AWD conversion..haldex/02M for sure
i may bother you for some of those control arms!!
I dont think im going to make it......................
but there is a maybeeeeeeeeeeeeeee in there still
there is NO maybe in an h20 appearance
PS..... Your front arms and such u got from jerod will need adjustments to go to 02M front axles
AKA MK2 vr6 front knuckles... ball joints are larger then rabbit versions
Had the out quick on saturday
I built some front and rear bumper support brackets to allow for some rotisserie action
ROUGH fab of lower side of the firewall to tunnel union for ("Mey dooode" < HA!! )
Got a few other goodies back in the mail....
My comp. controller now has adjustable bias
what do you mean the controller now has adjustable bias? like front to rear bias? how much and how is it controlled? can you give it more rear bias than front?
^^^ Bunch of extra ESW tubes
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Flawless layered looks are hard to accomplish but this Fashionisto pulls his look together by sticking to a color scheme and focusing on the fabric texture of each layer. Throughout his look, he solely uses navy, gray and green hues. The base layer, the plaid button-up, incorporates every color used in his look and as he builds layers he emphasizes different colors, ending with navy and gray, the prominent colors in his base layer. This peacoat's color-blocking not only brings the look full circle but also modernizes a boring outerwear staple. Similarly, each layer brings a different texture to his outfit. He starts with a simple cotton shirt and builds up with a quilted vest and a wool peacoat. Incorporating different fabrics brings more depth to a layered look and prevents each piece from getting lost within the look.
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The Sandy Lake Mennonite Mission at Sandy Lake, AB began services about 1957. Fred and Elsie Gingerich are considered the founding leaders of the group. The congregation originated through outreach by the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities.
The group was always mission-sponsored with no membership statistics given. Fred and Elsie Gingerich were sponsored by the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities (Elkhart, Ind.) to start a school in 1957. They also conducted Sunday school and craft programs but never started a church.
The congregation dissolved about 1974. It had been affiliated with the Northwest Mennonite Conference and the Mennonite Church. The language of worship was English.
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