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SCORE – key messages: December 2007
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SCORE – key messages. The truth about entrepreneurs – from the horses' mouths. Monday, 3 December 2007. But we are all being urged to become enterprising. Schools are gradually being infected with enthusiasm for enterprise, a.k.a. business studies, and the first series of Dragon’s Den was a surprise hit for BBC2. Venture capital is getting everyone talking – a few years ago most people had never heard the term. Posted by Arabella McIntyre-Brown. Born – or made? They don’t wait for someone to hand t...
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SCORE – key messages: Types of business: activity
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SCORE – key messages. The truth about entrepreneurs – from the horses' mouths. Monday, 3 December 2007. Types of business: activity. Business touches every part of our lives: you can make a living from every moment, cradle to grave (and beyond). Wherever there is a market, or might be a market, there’s a business opportunity. Posted by Arabella McIntyre-Brown. SCORE – extracts from the interviews. SCORE – news and intro. The first of the series. Born – or made? Types of business: ambition.
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Mersey Mini FEEDBACK: from Phil Morris
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Tell us what you think, and help us improve next time. Wednesday, 9 January 2008. I think they’re excellent. The pocket size makes them stand out; the design, particularly the illustrations, work well across the different volumes and give them a look of real quality. As a fledgling writer it was a proud moment to see something in print for the first time. And now I want more. Look inside the books. Vol 1 - LANDING. Vol 2 - LIVING. Vol 3 - LONGING. Vol 4 - LOVING. Vol 5 - LEAVING. Publish and. damn!
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Mersey Mini FEEDBACK: Don't leave home without one
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Tell us what you think, and help us improve next time. Saturday, 12 January 2008. Don't leave home without one. Live and unplanned. happily met at the Bluecoat Display Centre's private view last night - Bluecoat artistic director Bryan Biggs, with his Mersey Mini of the day. Tucked into his coat pocket to while away the odd moment, Bryan is never without a Mini. Top marks and a Fort Knox-ful of gold stars to that man. Look inside the books. Vol 1 - LANDING. Vol 2 - LIVING. Vol 3 - LONGING. Vol 4 - LOVING.
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Life in Batland: Displaying new Bluecoat treasures
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. Displaying new Bluecoat treasures. Private view at the Bluecoat display centre – jolly, civilised sorts like John and Dot here, swamped with beautifully crafted temptations that at least one of them failed to resist. Dana Goia on culture. Sedbergh book town events. Malc at BBC Cumbria. Ran Fiennes's Everest challenge. Read about our books. Grand National Quiz Book. Liverpool: the first 1,000 years.
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Life in Batland: Happy birthday to us!
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. Happy birthday to us! Happy jollies to us! Dana Goia on culture. Sedbergh book town events. Malc at BBC Cumbria. Ran Fiennes's Everest challenge. Read about our books. Grand National Quiz Book. Liverpool: the first 1,000 years. Mersey Minis 5 - LEAVING. Mersey Minis Vol 1 - LANDING. Mersey Minis Vol 2 - LIVING. Mersey Minis Vol 4 - LOVING. For writers and readers. Games and exercises for writers.
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Life in Batland: Chez Crown Prince Harpikuu
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. Chez Crown Prince Harpikuu. This faithful subject took part as kitchen skivvy for 5 hours, then transmogrified into an oddity from Sighisoara for the remains of the day. This frightening creature drifted round the lawn like a malign spectre with a large camera, recording evidence for The Dark Prince Harpkikü. Dana Goia on culture. Sedbergh book town events. Malc at BBC Cumbria. Ran Fiennes's Everest challenge.
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Life in Batland: Reader's gold star
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. We had a great email this morning from Orkney. Gladdens a publisher's heart, this kind of thing. Tom gets a gold star and undying gratitude. I was really impressed with the 'Mersey Minis' book. it is a gem. It's quirky, charming and 'unputdownable'. The woodcuts by Clare Curtis compliment the book so well and give a sense of atmosphere and life to the text.". Tom Muir, Orkney Boat Museum. Dana Goia on culture.
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Life in Batland: Story of the week
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. Story of the week. Couldn't resist this story from Ananova: what a fantastic conflict of interests. Mourners shivering in a chapel are to be kept warm using heat generated from cremating their loved ones. The idea will be tried at a crematorium near Manchester where grieving friends and relatives have complained of the cold during services. Http:/ www.ananova.com/news/story/sm 2672129.html? Malc at BBC Cumbria.
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Life in Batland: Hostage to fortune
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Goings-on in Liverpool and Transylvania; publishing, HGVs, nonsense, wolves, bears and chickens. The idea is that I take a snap of everyone I meet this year. It's my 50th in April, it's my 20th year in Liverpool, and it's Liverpool's year as Capital of Culture. Seems a good time to try. Given my abysmal record of self-discipline, this nice idea might peter out by the end of the week, but you can see for yourself by checking the 2008 PEOPLE blog (see link opposite). Dana Goia on culture. Well kiss my Ringo.
