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    Abils banking unit expected to post 8% profit increase  Nov 10, 2008
    Business Report - Abils banking unit expected to post 8% profit increase. Online Edition Powered By IOL. (Business Report, South Africa)

    State's hands tied on cutting food imports  Nov 4, 2008
    DisplayAds('ButtonL',17,). DisplayAds('ButtonR',17,). (Business Report, South Africa)

    BEE rules put us at risk - micro jewellers  Sep 22, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - White-owned micro jewellers have expressed outrage at a requirement to submit black economic empowerment (BEE) plans to the regulator, but the department of minerals and energy has said it is sympathetic to their plight. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Edgardo Vega Yunque; wrote of Puerto Rican life in NYC  Sep 17, 2008
    With a counterculturish perspective and a penchant for florid turns of phrase and hyperpunctuated sentences, he had a literary relative in Tom Robbins, though his work often had a political fierceness about it. His best-known book, "No Matter How Much You Promise to Cook or Pay the Rent You Blew It Cauze Bill Bailey Ain't Never Coming Home Again," is a sprawling tale of two families, one Puerto Rican and one Irish, and their intertwining over several generations. (Boston Globe)

    Slowdown in local economy forecast to be over by 2010  Sep 12, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. The local economic slowdown, which had "no dramatic implications at all", was expected to be over by 2010, resulting in a return of buoyant consumers, according to a report by researcher Planet Retail. (Business Report, South Africa)

    In Year II, Polytrack flap still unsettled  Sep 3, 2008
    It has been better than anything I've seen in 25 years as far as horse safety at this track for this meeting, said racing secretary Tom Robbins. The basic numbers tend to back up that statement. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    Stake in LCD TV plant up for sale  Sep 1, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Amalgamated Appliance Holdings (Amap) was "actively pursuing" selling a "significant" stake in its Cape Town manufacturing plant, to focus on its core sales and marketing function, chief executive Alan Coward said. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Amap's R18m loss leads to cost cuts  Sep 1, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Loss-making Amalgamated Appliance Holdings (Amap) is looking to smooth out profits in its highly cyclical electronic goods import business after it had the worst annual result in its 11-year history. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Rural poor struggle to feed themselves  Sep 1, 2008
    By Tom Robbins and Donwald Pressly. Cape Town - Urban residents had received some relief in maize prices but for the rural poor sharp increases had continued recently, threatening household food security, the National Agricultural Marketing Council (NAMC) has reported. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Was New American Review the Best Literary Magazine Ever?  Aug 20, 2008
    Its roster of fiction included work by Philip Roth (two pieces from Portnoy's Complaint and "I Always Wanted You To Admire My Fasting: Looking at Kafka"), Leonard Michaels, Gabriel Garca Mrquez, Max Apple ("The Oranging of America"), John Barth, Tom Robbins, Susan Sontag, V.S. Pritchett, Grace Paley ("Faith: In a Tree"), Robert Stone, Ian McEwan (three of his earliest stories), Jorge Luis Borges, Gilbert Sorrentino ("The Moon in Its Flight"), Brian Moore, J.F. Powers, Cynthia Ozick, Stanley... (Slate)

    Stake for Oaks reduced $50,000  Aug 17, 2008
    I'm not all that disappointed, racing secretary Tom Robbins said. We offered 10 and nine filled. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    Bell boosts employment as profit rises  Aug 14, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Bell Equipment had added 590 jobs in the past year, the mining and construction equipment manufacturer said yesterday when it announced that interim profit climbed 47 percent to a record R267 million. (Business Report, South Africa)

    'Pandas' head to Zeno's  Aug 13, 2008
    The current name is a reference to a Tom Robbins novel called "Another Roadside Attraction" in which a musical group is called the Giant Panda Gypsy Blues Band. The band, which tours the entire country, played 180 shows in 2007 and is booked until November or December, O'Brian said. (Daily Collegian, PA)

    Hyperbaric able to catch breath at wire  Jul 30, 2008
    Ernst met with racing secretary Tom Robbins yesterday to discuss the situation and Ernst said: Based on the numbers right now, no action will be taken. Closers. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    Storm Mesa endures bumpy ride  Jul 28, 2008
    Racing Secretary Tom Robbins said there's been some communication between Jess Jackson, majority owner of Curlin, track President Joe Harper and Executive Vice President Craig Fravel regarding the 2007 Horse of the Year and the Pacific Classic. On yesterday's ABC telecast of four stakes from Saratoga, reporter Jeanine Edwards said that Curlin's connections were looking at a number of races, including the Woodward at Saratoga and the Pacific Classic. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    CFO Ernst: Lower purses not imminent  Jul 26, 2008
    Ernst said he and racing secretary Tom Robbins meet once a week to discuss the purse situation. Immediate projections for field sizes, another foundation factor of purse structure, seem encouraging, Ernst said. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    Profit at Country Road is on solid soil  Jul 22, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. The first-half turnaround of Country Road, Woolworths' Australian clothing operation, had continued in the second half, producing a "record" annual profit in the tough consumer market Down Under, the retailer said last week. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Building supplier widens its market  Jul 15, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Hardware Warehouse, the Eastern Cape building materials retailer that targets the bottom end of the market, had bought a higher-end retail business to reduce its reliance on the mass market, the firm said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Musica found negligent in fake Sony goods case  Jul 15, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Musica has been convicted of negligence for failing to verify the authenticity of accessories it sold for Sony PlayStation. (Business Report, South Africa)

    VILLAGE VOICE IS TALKING  Jun 25, 2008
    VILLAGE VOICE AND NEW TIMES SIT DOWN FOR FIRST COLLECTIVE-BARGAINING AGREEMENT SINCE TAKEOVER - New York Post. THE Village Voice staff and the Phoenix-based outfit that bought the weekly two years ago are sitting down tomorrow to hash out their first collective-bargaining agreement since the takeover. (New York Post -- Business)

    Ellerine drops bottom out of interest rates  May 28, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - African Bank Investments Limited (Abil) is now applying its low-cost borrowing model to its Ellerine furniture acquisition, offering an interest rate of 15 percent to its least risky customers. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Sales of basic food prop up Tiger  May 26, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Sales of basic groceries, such as canned foods and sandwich spreads, outperformed the market in the downturn, but growth in discretionary foods, such as sweets, slowed "dramatically", Tiger Brands said last week. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Damen takes 70% share of Farocean  May 16, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - The world's largest privately owned support ship builder, Damen Shipyards, has bought a 70 percent stake in local builder Farocean Marine, a vote of confidence in the revival of the local industry. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Reduced consumer spending dents retail sales in March  May 15, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - The total retail sales for March had fallen by the most in more than six years, Statistics SA said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Black middle class lifts Spar earnings  May 15, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Spar's first-half revenue was up 21. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Fitch flags rise in Woolies bad debt  Apr 21, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Fitch was ''concerned'' customer bad debts at Woolworths had deteriorated further in the three months to February, the ratings agency said yesterday, but nevertheless it affirmed the retailer's credit rating. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Higher food prices 'are here to stay'  Apr 14, 2008
    Business Report - Higher food prices 'are here to stay. Online Edition Powered By IOL. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Pioneer's plan to list in turbulent times will test producer's ability to digest extra debt  Apr 14, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Pioneer Foods is under pressure to raise as much as R1. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Back to roots  Mar 27, 2008
    Web search powered by YAHOO. Last Update: 10:33 PM. (Anchorage Daily News)

    Polytrack virtues, faults are debated at meeting  Feb 21, 2008
    On the racing secretary's panel, Del Mar's Tom Robbins said: In my over 25 years at Del Mar, in terms of the lowest number of catastrophic and noncatastrophic injuries, 2007 was the best year ever. Our average field size increased as the meeting went along, which is almost unheard of, and with the low attrition rate, we sent a lot more horses on to race at the Los Angeles-area tracks later in the year. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)

    My Budget: Arthur Kamp, economist, sanlam Investment Management  Feb 21, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Arthur Kamp said while he would appreciate a tax cut from the finance minister, Trevor Manuel, he thought this was an unrealistic expectation given that economic growth was likely to slow. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Cyclical retailers forecast to recover lost ground this year  Feb 20, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Fund managers favour general retailers, such as furniture and clothing chains, in the industrial sector over the next 12 months as they bet that interest rates will fall in the second half of the year, according to a survey by Merrill Lynch. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Shoprite beats expectations  Feb 20, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Shoprite beat profit expectations as it benefited from smoother staff relations and controlled expenses, but the supermarket group cautioned yesterday future profit growth would "not be immune" to the economic downturn. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Shoprite feasts on pricy food  Feb 19, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Shoprite's surprisingly strong profit growth had probably been largely a result of food price increases outstripping the rise in the supermarket group's monthly expenses, analysts said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Shoprite to grow furniture space  Feb 19, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Shoprite Holdings will continue to open new furniture stores at a steady pace despite slowing growth that could lead to cost-cutting in the sector. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Shootings prompt college prospects to ask about security  Feb 16, 2008
    "I think we all realize the true expanse of the tragedy," said Boston University Police Chief Tom Robbins. "Here at BU, we look at everything we can to prevent a tragedy. But campuses, as we all know, remain an open environment.". (Boston Globe)

    SA fires burn $15m hole in Sappi's books  Feb 5, 2008
    By Tom Robbins Cape Town. The damage from last year's local forest fires, the worst in Sappi's history, cost $15 million (R111 million) after insurance recovery, the world's biggest maker of glossy magazine paper said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Entertainment guide  Jan 28, 2008
    TOM ROBBINS: opening Friday; on display through February, STAR Gallery, second-floor, The Mall at Steamtown. DEIR EL-BAHRI: paintings by Dan Curry, opening reception Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.; through March, Sense dipity Gallery ng Center, Dushore. (Scranton Times, PA)

    Weekend entertainment guide  Jan 24, 2008
    TOM ROBBINS: opening Feb. 1; on display through February, STAR Gallery, second-floor, The Mall at Steamtown. DEIR EL-BAHRI: paintings by Dan Curry, opening reception Feb. 1, 3 to 5 p.m.; through March, Sense dipity Gallery ng Center, Dushore. (Scranton Times, PA)

    Foschini weathers tough trading conditions  Jan 12, 2008
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Foschini's first-half profit fell as expected and turnover growth has remained ''challenging'', warned the fashion retailer yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Giuliani's claim of transparency contradicted by record  Dec 24, 2007
    When Village Voice reporter Tom Robbins sought expense records for a city housing agency headed by the son of one of Giuliani's closest political advisers, he was told they had been lost. Finally released to the Voice more than a year later, after Giuliani left office, the documents led to an investigation that ended with the guilty plea of Russell Harding, who embezzled more than $400,000 in city funds to finance a personal spending spree and download child pornography onto his computer. (USA Today)

    Morford: The Great Teddy Bear Blasphemy of 2007  Dec 6, 2007
    Pascal: "Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." Twain: "Man is kind enough when he is not excited by religion." Tom Robbins: "A sense of humor, properly developed, is superior to any religion so far devised." Salud, gentlemen. I think of the eternal chicken-and-egg debate, modified: Which came first, the radical fundamentalists who can't walk and chew deep theology at the same time, or the overeager commercial media, ever in need of tales of... (San Francisco Chronicle)

    * Airborne ski vacation  Dec 5, 2007
    By Tom Robbins THE OBSERVER Wednesday, Dec 05, 2007, Page 13. Riksgransen, Sweden, with its one hotel doesn't feel like the typical ski resort, but it does offer inexpensive heliskiing and a season that lasts into June. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    Shooting Star lands at mall  Nov 16, 2007
    On Saturday, the gallery will hold an official grand opening at the space from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Works from all 11 of the group s member artists will be on exhibit, including Simona Gavern (mixed media), Mark Ciocca (printmaking/pen and ink), Maureen Duffy (jewelry design), Ruthanne Jones (photography), Tom Robbins (photography/oils), Bob Slachta (photography), Gerald Stankiewicz (portraits), Teresa Velardi (pottery), Jack White (cut paper), Judy Youshock (batik) and Donna Doherty (who along... (Scranton Times, PA)

    Energy sector needs to refine bidding process  Nov 12, 2007
    With contributions by Ingi Salgado and Tom Robbins. BUSINESS SERVICES. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Dark comedy 'Wristcutters'' takes a sweetly grim road trip through Limbo  Nov 3, 2007
    With the arrival of a charlatan rival guru named Messiah (comedian Will Arnett), "Wristcutters" devolves into hectic noise; the final scenes play out like a muffed version of a lesser Tom Robbins novel. Yet the air of weary benevolence hangs on. (Boston Globe -- Living)

    Schools To Get Face-Remembering Cameras  Nov 3, 2007
    The reporters, Tom Robbins and Jerry Capeci, former colleagues at the New York Daily News, had interviewed mob moll Linda Schiro 10 years ago for a book that was never published. During the interview, they asked her some questions that were very similar to the ones she was asked on the witness stand over the last few weeks in the trial of ex-FBI supervisor Roy Lindley DeVecchio. (CBS News -- Evening News)

    Judge: FBI Made "Deal With The Devil"  Nov 3, 2007
    Once she finished her first day of testimony, veteran reporter Tom Robbins came forward with tapes made in 1997, when he and fellow journalist Jerry Capeci interviewed Schiro for a never-published book. "A guy was facing prison for life over this, over her testimony, and I didn't see how I could sit silent," Robbins told CBS News correspondent Jeff Glor. (CBS News -- US)

    High-profile corruption case against ex-FBI agent is dismissed  Nov 2, 2007
    Once she finished her first day of testimony, Village Voice reporter Tom Robbins came forward with tapes made in 1997, when he and fellow journalist Jerry Capeci had interviewed Schiro for a never-published book. The tapes contradicted her sworn testimony against DeVecchio. (Boston Globe)

    Murder charges dropped against ex-FBI agent  Nov 2, 2007
    Tom Robbins, the reporter, who works for The Village Voice, said he had struggled with his decision to come forward. "I did not know what else to do," Robbins said, adding that he had chosen to disclose the tapes after hearing the testimony this week and its role in the case. (International Herald Tribune)

    Kagiso deal to lift clients BEE  Nov 2, 2007
    Business Report - Kagiso deal to lift clients BEE. Online Edition Powered By IOL. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Official: Agents charges to be nixed  Nov 1, 2007
    Differing accountsThe interviews were conducted by reporters Tom Robbins and Jerry Capeci, with Robbins revealing their existence in a piece for the Village Voice published Wednesday. One thing is clear: What Linda Schiro is saying on the witness stand now is not how she told the story 10 years ago concerning three of the four murder counts now at issue, Robbins wrote in a story headlined Tall Tales of a Mafia Mistress. (MSNBC -- Crime)

    Sources: Stunning collapse for mob FBI case  Nov 1, 2007
    The delay was called to allow prosecutors and defense attorneys time to examine tapes made by journalists Tom Robbins and Jerry Capeci during their interview with Schiro in 1997 in preparation for a potential book deal which never materialized. During a brief hearing before Reichbach Wednesday, assistant district attorney Michael Vecchione stated that if the tape recordings confirmed the substance of a Village Voice story, which contradicted Schiro's testimony, that his office was prepared to... (Newsday -- New York City)

    Brooklyn DA Expected To Drop Murder Case Against FBI Agent  Nov 1, 2007
    The veteran reporter, Tom Robbins of the Village Voice, said Schiro, the girlfriend of murderous mobster Greg "The Grim Reaper" Scarpa, never told him DeVecchio was involved in three of the murders. But on the stand, Schiro testified this week DeVecchio was involved in the killings. (WNBC.com, NY)

    Plastic shortfall to shrink soon  Oct 26, 2007
    The manufacturer also had to contend with high prices for oil and gas, which are used in the manufacture of ploymer - Tom Robbins. BUSINESS SERVICES. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Wellco books give auditors a headache  Oct 11, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Deloitte e, the auditors of anti-hangover pill maker Wellco Health, yesterday expressed "significant doubt" about the company's ability to continue as a going concern. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Fragile careers and lessons learned  Sep 10, 2007
    "Philosophers may have argued about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, but materialists have always known it depends on whether they are jitterbugging or dancing cheek to cheek." Tom Robbins. True story. (Boston Globe)

    'An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes in New England' by Brock Clarke  Sep 2, 2007
    As Sam sets out to find out who, in copycat style, is burning down (or trying to burn down) homes of famous American literary figures, including Frost, Twain and the more obscure Edward Bellamy, Clarke is flashing elements of more contemporary American writers -- writers like Joseph Heller, Kurt Vonnegut and Tom Robbins. Perhaps he's most like Tom Robbins, except that Clarke is his own man, to be sure. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)

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    Trainer: West format makes for terrible 2s  Aug 29, 2007
    "Other trainers just have to sit and wait to see if they have horses that want to go a distance of ground at Del Mar. But Tom Robbins, Del Mar's racing secretary, defends his program."We could write those races earlier in the meet," said Robbins of the distance races, "but, at the same time, we're trying to not interfere with our 6- and 6 1/2-furlong races. We're trying to produce winners in those races to get into the Debutante and Futurity at the end of the meet. (North County Times)

    Loosen up your credit model, Woolies advised  Aug 27, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Woolworths needed to adopt a more aggressive approach to its underperforming consumer finance business to improve profitability, Renaissance Specialist Fund Managers executive director Nothando Ndebele said last week. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Woolworths feels the pinch in consumer finance profitability  Aug 24, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Profitability fell at Woolworths' consumer finance business as expenses grew faster than revenue. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Venues: Giant Panda Guerilla...  Aug 9, 2007
    The band's name comes from the title of a book by author Tom Robbins, he said. "The audience always ends up dancing as much as they can from the first note to the last note," Searl said. (Daily Collegian, PA)

    An inside look at Great River Shakespeare Festival  Aug 7, 2007
    Up until Sunday afternoon when William Cope Moyers of the Hazeldine Clinic and author of the book, Broken, confirmed he would be our guest on July 20, 2008, other notable guests to whom we have extended invitations to join us on the porch (Bill Moyers, Jane Alexander, Joan Baez, Village Voice columnist Tom Robbins among them) have been genuinely interested but as yet unable to accept. When Gerson spoke on Sunday afternoon, the room was tense, intent and electric. (Winona Daily News, MN)

    Adding Pep to Generations script breaks advertising mould, says marketing expert  Jul 25, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Branded entertainment, such as that used by retailer Pep, has an advantage over traditional advertising in that it has greater credibility with consumers, according to BrandMetrics head Roger Sinclair. (Business Report, South Africa)

    What do objects want? LIC exhibit seeks answers  Jun 8, 2007
    In reflecting on the show, I was reminded of Tom Robbins' novel "Skinny Legs and All," with its walking, talking object characters named Bean Can, Conch Shell, Dirty Sock and Painted Stick, or Michael Pollan's "The Botany of Desire," in which he theorizes that plants use their intoxicating properties to entice humans in order to further their own survival, or even intelligent-life-on-other-planets beliefs. This idea won't go away, the idea that human consciousness isn't the be-all and end-all,... (Bayside Times, NY)

    Foschini's bad debts get easy ride despite interest rate hikes  Jun 1, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - Foschini was weathering the higher interest rate cycle well, with net bad debts from customers rising only marginally, the credit retailer said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Steinhoff, JD Group give up on merger  May 30, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Death of R15 billion acquisition is victory for shareholders opposed to the deal. (Business Report, South Africa)

    A true triple threat  May 26, 2007
    Loyola Academy s Tom Robbins and Geneseo s Dan Chenoweth gave it a distinctive Ivy League feel ... Tom Robbins (Sr), Wilmette Loyola Academy, DNS. Mark Sulkin (Sr), Elmhurst York, DNS. Class AA 800 Meter Run Prelims Heat No. 3 1, Mat Smoody (Jr), Palatine, 1:54 ... Class AA 1600 Meter Run Prelims Heat No. 1 1, Tom Robbins (Sr), Wilmette Loyola Academy, 4:10. (Mattoon Journal-Gazette, IL)

    High style in the Alps  May 13, 2007
    Heidi wouldn't recognise the place - today even Alpine supermarkets are at the cutting edge of design, writes Tom Robbins ... Observer Escapes Tom Robbins has skiied everywhere from Greenland to Russia ... Tom Robbins abandons cheese fondue for Cristal champagne and the Pussycat Dolls in the Austrian village of Ischgl, party capital of the Alps. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Tony Blair's Tuscany from 15 a night  May 5, 2007
    Tom Robbins hits the road in search of La Dolce Vita. . (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    SAA flights to Port Elizabeth will stay  May 5, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - SAA would cancel flights to unprofitable international destinations but hold on to its marginal service to Port Elizabeth, the loss making airline said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    The priory that offers a natural high  Apr 22, 2007
    Tom Robbins rushed to Italy to check it out ... Tom Robbins hits the road in search of La Dolce Vita. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Gold Fields has a lot to answer for on Pastorini bid leak  Apr 18, 2007
    With contributions by Justin Brown, Thabiso Mochiko and Tom Robbins. BUSINESS SERVICES. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Bain wraps up Edcon takeover  Apr 17, 2007
    - With additional reporting by Tom Robbins. BUSINESS SERVICES. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Slow boat to Shannon  Apr 15, 2007
    Owen Sheers wanted to do a Rick Stein-style food cruise - in Ireland. Cue laughter from Irish friends. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Basque in calming spa waters  Apr 15, 2007
    Tom Robbins tests the water ... Tom Robbins rushed to Italy to check it out. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Credit act likely to stir up litigation  Apr 14, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. Cape Town - JD Group expected a slew of litigation before credit provision precedents were established under the National Credit Act, the furniture retailer said yesterday. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Del Mar changes the stakes, slightly  Apr 9, 2007
    "That will be our special Breeders' Cup preview day," said racing secretary Tom Robbins. The Pacific Classic, Mile and O'Brien will all be part of the new Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" program. (North County Times)

    20 Great designer villas  Apr 8, 2007
    Tom Robbins picks the best flights and resorts for maximum time on the slopes with no more than a day off work. January 9 2007. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Lord it up on a country house weekend  Apr 1, 2007
    Can Tom Robbins convince his girlfriend he is to the manor born even though he's on a pauper's budget ... Tom Robbins got a preview. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)

    Moon Madness  Mar 21, 2007
    Tom Robbins, author, from Still Life With Woodpecker. Every one is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)

    Sasol windfall tax report causes numbers to crunch, teeth to grind  Mar 5, 2007
    Online Edition Powered By IOL. A lot of number crunching has followed the recent report by the task team investigating a windfall tax on producers of synthetic fuel, as analysts scramble to assess the impact on Sasol's bottom line. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Nestl unit sweetens to Beacon integration  Mar 1, 2007
    Business Report - Nestl unit sweetens to Beacon integration. Online Edition Powered By IOL. (Business Report, South Africa)

    Are we there yet, Dad?  Feb 18, 2007
    Tom Robbins explores its empty beaches aboard a five-star houseboat. February 18 2007. (Guardian Unlimited)

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