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- Hull Material:
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Mint condition Sargo 25
This September 2013 build, 2014 model Minor Offshore/Sargo 25 was commissioned in 2015 with Volvo warranty commencing May 2015, having been a dealer display boat. She comes with the powerful D4-260 engine making her nimble and agile; efficient and quiet. With low engine hours this nicely spec'd boat offers single level, wide side decks. The solid build and hull design offers a smooth ride with stability in turns. Spec include bow thruster, shore power, Raymarine chartplotter, DSC VHF and heating.
Please contact at Hamble 023 8045 3245
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Builder: Sarin Boats
Designer: Thomas Sarin
Hull Shape: Deep Vee
LOA: 7.85 m
Beam: 2.70 m
LWL: 7.15 m
Minimum Draft: 1.05 m
Maximum Draft: 1.05 m
Bridge Clearance: 2.55 m
Headroom: 1.90 m
Deadrise: 19 ° at Transom
Dry Weight: 3200 kgs
Total Power: 260 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Volvo
Year Built: 2013
Engine Model: Penta D4-260
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 115
Drive Type: Stern drive
Engine Power: 260 HP
Cruising Speed: 23 knots @ 2400 RPM
Maximum Speed: 39 knots
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 (30 Liters)
Fuel Tanks: 1 (300 Liters)
Holding Tanks: 1 (40 Liters)
Number of double berths: 2
Number of heads: 1
Seating Capacity: 6
Outside Equipment/Extras
Electric windlass
Extras on this boat
- Volvo Penta D4-260 engine
- Bow thruster with dedicated battery
- Shore power with 25A charger
- Diesel heating
- Epoxy primer to hull
- D profile rubber to swim platform
- Foam filled hullsides for additional noise and thermal insulation
- Light under roof edge on aft deck
- Light in engine room
- Chart reading light (red & white LED)
- Fusion stereo with bluetooth connectivity
- Compass
- Electric bilge pump
- Automatic trim tabs
- Windlass with remote
- Additional service battery
- Raymarine DSC VHF linked to plotter
- Flagpole with bracket
- 4 fenders with baskets
- Hot water
- Fridge
- Lights in wheelhouse
- Teak on swim platform
- Purpose built trailer for easy storage/maintenance
- Seago 4 man liferaft
Standard Specification
BOAT STRUCTURE • Hand laminated fibreglass • White hull, deck and wheelhouse. Dark blue water line • 30mm stainless steel rails on deck • 25mm stainless rails on roof, cabin wall and front deck • Double stainless steel gate in aft without centre pole • Heavy duty stainless steel cleats (6) • Stainless steel keel protection • Swim platform with teak inspection hatch for stern drive • Heavy duty D-profile rubrail • Hardened windows with aluminum frames. Sides tinted. • Large sun roof 1 x 1,2m (3.3ft x 3.9ft) • Lockable engine hatch with gas springs • Single level decks for easy handling • Bench with storage behind wheelhouse • Teak on aft deck benches and between rails in bow • Storage boxes in the aft bench back corners • Storage box for anchor in bow • Spacious and service friendly engine room • Insulated outer walls in wheelhouse and cabins • Laquered teak interior • Ceiling roof panels with brown textile • Brown Alcantara fabrics to wheelhouse
WHEELHOUSE• 2 side doors with lock• Large U-sofa and turnable chairs• Offshore chairs also slide front-back• Removable teak table for U-sofa• Storage under galley, chairs, floor and U-sofa• Shelf on the wheelhouse back wall• Instrument panel under roof in steering cabin• Instrument panel at helm• Large opening back window• Galley with sink, tap and spirit burner• Defroster with blowers at windshields• Defroster blower on port side above the floor• 12V outlet at the steering position• Durable laminated teak floor• Adjustable steering console in anthracite grey
FRONT CABIN• Double berth with filler plate• Storage under the berth• Head with large marine toilet, sink and tap• Durable laminated teak floor• Defroster blower
MIDDLE CABIN• Double berth 120 x 200 cm (47in x 78,5in)• Mattress for double berth
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT• Remote control for main battery switches in upper panel• AGM service free batteries (start and service; 90Ah)• LED interior and exterior lights• Stainless steel double wiper arms• Signal horn• Backlit switches in wheelhouse• Hydraulic steering• Adjustable steering console with wheel• Leather covered wheel with knob• Trim tabs• Volvo Penta PTA, Power trim assistant• Volvo Penta trip computer connected to chartplotter• Raymarine 12" Chart plotter, • Water tank 30 litre• Septic tank (40 l) with level indicator and electric pump• External fitting on deck for septic pump-out• Diesel filter with water separator• Fire extinguisher in engine room with indicator• Swim ladder
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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The most ubiquitous and conveniently imprecise term in British politics is "modernisation". Labour won three elections in a row after modernising. David Cameron has claimed to have modernised the Conservative Party and expects to be rewarded with victory at the next election. Evidently the forward-looking term has huge electoral appeal, even if no one quite knows what it means.
Nonetheless, one of the dangers of claiming modernisation is that everyone knows instinctively what it does not mean. The danger for Mr Cameron in yesterday's huge front-page headline in The Daily Telegraph – "Paying Bills For Tory Grandees" – is that voters are reminded that no political party changes its ways entirely with a few waves of a leader's wand. The Tory grandees are still there and, while Cameron has been proclaiming a new-look party, they have been claiming for the upkeep of their moats, their paddocks and their swimming pools. There is nothing modern in the upkeep of a moat.
Cameron is not responsible for the composition of the parliamentary party he leads. He did not become leader until after the last general election. Still, that is to some extent the point. The revelations highlight the narrow limits of Cameron's claims to modernisation.
Changing a political party in a substantial way is a massive task. It took Labour 14 years to "modernise", a period in which Neil Kinnock, John Smith and Tony Blair challenged their party more frequently and visibly than Cameron has done with his. Even then, Tony Blair told me in an interview in 1996 that not much of the existing Parliamentary Labour Party was fully signed up to New Labour. He said that he expected the next PLP to be more Blairite and the one after that to be even more so. Change can take 20 years.
The challenge for Cameron is that he has been making big modernising claims for quite some time already. He deploys that other potent and imprecise term "change" as regularly as President Barack Obama, and quite often in relation to his own party. This has often infuriated those associated with the New Labour project, as they recall all the sweaty confrontations with their party and the huge amount of work that went into changing policies as well as tone and image. Recently on the BBC, I chaired an exchange between Alastair Campbell and Daniel Finklestein, the former Conservative strategist who is now a columnist and most persuasive advocate of Cameron and George Osborne's modernising strategy. Repeatedly, Campbell asked Finklestein to name the big policy changes that had taken place under Cameron. Finklestein insisted that the priority for the Conservatives was different to Labour's; they needed tonal change above all.
Tonal change is threatened when the old grandees and their apparent greed are the story of the day, not least because Cameron has not got the same profound policy reforms on which to cling when the choreography of politics starts to crumble. At his press conference yesterday, he cited the environment, the NHS and poverty as three areas in which the party had modernised.
There have been significant changes in these areas, but they are not especially dramatic. In other areas such as "tax and spend" and Europe there has been no great change. Tonally, though, Cameron's leadership has conveyed a tolerant good humoured and thoughtful receptiveness that has in some ways come to represent his party.
An opposition leader is partly an artist. He or she cannot be judged on the implementation of policy as they have no power. Instead, the task is to weave a narrative about leadership and the party. Blair announced that Labour was "new" within days of securing the leadership in 1994, and yet a lot of the policies that formed the manifesto in 1997 were agreed before he took over. Cameron has managed to weave a spell even though his MPs were claiming for moats.
Alert to the dangers of the spell being broken, Cameron moved with speed and dexterity yesterday. Increasingly, he reminds me of Blair in opposition, and I do not mean that as an insult. Blair was a brilliant Leader of the Opposition. By 4pm yesterday, Cameron had shifted the focus to his response in the same way that Blair would have done, with an apology that went further than the one delivered by Gordon Brown, and measures that included Shadow Cabinet members paying back the cash for some of the dodgy claims.
It was a highly effective performance, recognising which boxes needed to be ticked and ticking them. Not surprisingly, it was announced shortly afterwards that Labour whips were in similar discussions with their MPs. No one can accuse Brown and Labour of setting the agenda effectively on this one.
Does Cameron's damage-limitation exercise mean his modernisation project is back on track? That will partly depend on whether his measures announced yesterday with a flourish stand up to detailed scrutiny over the next few weeks. Those paying back money and those that are not seems to be based on vague criteria at the moment. Indeed, the main criteria seem to be whether or not they have been fingered by the Telegraph. There might well be trouble ahead.
But the question is more relevant in a wider context. Once more, it depends what is meant by modernisation. Voters have been given a vivid reminder that in its composition the Conservative Party is not as "modern" as the leadership has claimed. The academic Phil Cowley, the ultimate expert on these matters, tells me the next Conservative parliamentary party will be slightly more representative in terms of women and ethnic minorities, but as distant as ever from Britain in terms of its social background and wealth. Nonetheless, voters have also been given a reminder of Cameron's quick-footed agility. He has been a leader for a long time now and seems as fresh as ever.
In the end, political footwork is a pre-condition to success as a leader, but still a marginal matter. While Blair would have done exactly what Cameron did yesterday, we should not forget that when he won the election he did not know what to do about the "modernisation" of welfare or indeed in quite a few policy areas. "Modernising" his party in opposition was sometimes a diversion from developing policies.
Campbell made a strong point in his conversation with Finklestein. Getting the tone right is relatively easy. Linking tone to detailed policy changes is the challenge. If the Conservatives are going to spend no more on schools will they redistribute cash from schools in affluent areas to boost those in poorer ones? If not, are they scrapping plans to spend more on poorer pupils?
There are two questions of many relating to policy that are a bigger test of "modernisation" than the fact that a Tory MP claimed for horse manure or indeed that their education spokesman, Michael Gove, is paying back money spent on furniture that he seemed to have every right to spend.
Cameron did what needed to be done yesterday. If the measures were rushed, he had no choice but to be speedy. The much bigger tests of whether he has modernised his party are still to come.
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The researchers explored the 'irrelevant sound effect' by requiring participants to perform serial recall (recall a list of 8 consonants in presentation order) in the presence of five sound environments: quiet, liked music (e.g., Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Stranglers, and Arcade Fire), disliked music (the track "Thrashers" by Death Angel), changing-state (a sequence of random digits such as "4, 7, 1, 6") and steady-state ("3, 3, 3"). Recall ability was approximately the same, and poorest, for the music and changing-state conditions. The most accurate recall occurred when participants performed the task in the quieter, steady-state environments. Thus listening to music, regardless of whether people liked or disliked it, impaired their concurrent performance.
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Walter Loomis Newberry (Sepbember 18, 1804, East Windsor, Connecticut – November 6, 1868 at sea) was the son of Amasa and Ruth (Warner) Newberry.[1] He was an American businessman and philanthropist, best known for his bequest that resulted in the creation of the Newberry Library in Chicago.
Newberry received an appointment to the United States Military Academy, but had to decline for health reasons. In 1822, Newberry and his brother Oliver went into the shipping business in Buffalo, New York. They moved to Detroit, Michigan in 1826 and founded a successful dry goods company. Newberry joined a syndicate that included William Astor and Lewis Cass, investing in real estate in what would become Chicago, Milwaukee, and Green Bay; he moved to Chicago in 1833 and continued to prosper in banking and real estate. He became President of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, the first railroad built from Chicago.
Newberry died in 1868 on the steamship Periere while en route to France. His will provided for his wife and daughters during their lifetimes, and further provided that if his daughters Julia Rosa and Mary Louisa died without issue, half his remaining estate would go to found a public library in Chicago. Mary Louisa died in 1874, and Julia Rosa in 1876, neither having married or had children. By the time that Newberry's widow, Julia Butler Newberry, died in 1885, the Chicago Public Library was already well-established as a circulating library. The trustees of Newberry's will therefore used the bequest to establish the Newberry Library as a noncirculating reference library.
Newberry was the uncle of U.S. Congressman John Stoughton Newberry.[2][3]
Oliver Newberry (born East Windsor, Connecticut, 17 November 1789; died Detroit, Michigan, 30 July 1860), a brother of Walter Loomis Newberry, served during the War of 1812, and also during the Black Hawk War. In 1816 he settled in Buffalo, New York, but in 1820 he went to Detroit, where he established himself in business. Soon after his arrival in Detroit, he secured government contracts to furnish all supplies to the numerous forts and Indian trading-posts in the northwest. He was unable to obtain suitable transportation, and was compelled to build a vessel for his own use. Afterward, he constructed other vessels during successive years until he became one of the largest owners of shipping on the lakes.
In 1833, he built the "Michigan," his first steamboat, which was the largest that until that time had been launched for the lake trade. Several warehouses were constructed by him along the river front in Detroit, where his various schooners, brigs, and steamboats were loaded. He was elected an alderman in Detroit in 1831, and he was associated in the early history of Michigan railroads. For many years, he carried all of his business papers in his hat, and was rarely seen uncovered. He was known as the "commodore" of the lakes, and was sometimes called "the steamboat king."
- ^ Newberry Genealogy, The Ancestors and Descendants of Thomas Newberry, J. Gardner Bartlett, Published for Limited Circulation by the Author for John Strong Newberry, Boston, Mass. 1914, p. 80, Newberry Library collection, Genealogy Case E 7 .N423
- ^ Davies, Pete (2014). American Road: The Story of an Epic Transcontinental Journey at the Dawn of the Motor Age. Henry Holt and Company. p. 19.
- ^ Wilson, James Grant and Fiske, John (1888). Appleton's Cyclopædia of American Biography: Lodge-Pickens. D. Appleton and Company. p. 502.
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- Newberry Library history page
- Newberry Library page on Julia Butler Newberry and her family
- Henry J. Galpin, "Annals of Oxford, New York" (1906)
- Columbia Encyclopedia entry
- "Newberry, Oliver". Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography. 1900.
- Julia Butler Newberry and family papers at Newberry Library
- Walter Loomis Newberry at Find a Grave


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Are You Responsible Enough for the Dog Park?
As my last post suggested, not all dogs are "dog park dogs." Well my time at my local dog park has shown me that not all humans are "dog park humans." Let me explain.
The leading complaints people have about dog parks are the behavior of the owners.
Social Hour Owner
Some owners think dog park time is their time to socialize with other dog owners and leave the supervision of their dog to other dog owners. Social hour owners don't see their dogs poop so they don't clean it up. They are oblivious to annoying behaviors of their dog and absent if trouble arises. This is also true of the owner who thinks dog park time is their chance to read a book or the newspaper, or fixate on their cell phone.
Lack of Social Courtesy Owner
Some owners just don't seem to believe that being a part of society means taking social responsibility, and are unresponsive to other dog owners who suggest their dog may be causing problems for other dogs and owners. These are the owners unwilling to exchange information — like "Is your dog vaccinated for rabies?" — or take financial responsibility for an injury to another dog. We had one owner leave the park with his dog after it bit a child without provocation. The dog's rabies vaccination status was unknown. Fortunately the bite did not break the skin of the child.
Dog Rescuer Owner
We have a "crazy dog guy" in our city who has a great heart and rescues dogs of all ages and breeds. But he brings them to the dog park to socialize them. It always ends badly.
Clueless Owner
It is frightening how many people own dogs and haven't a clue about them. These are the owners who bring female dogs that are in heat; unneutered, aggressive males; unvaccinated dogs; or dogs that have not been examined or treated for internal parasites.
Although these rules are posted at dog parks, they are completely unenforceable, especially if the park is on public property. These are the dog owners who don't know the difference between normal and abnormal behavior and how to read dog "body language" so that they know whether to act quickly or relax and let the dogs work it out. The dog park is not the place for the clueless dog owner to learn about dogs.
Dog park time is for the dog, not the owner. Owners need to be constantly attentive, in close proximity to their dogs, and have voice control at all times. They also need to be courteous, objective about their dog's behavior, and have spent some time educating themselves about dog behavior.
I like the idea of dog parks and I truly feel the benefits of exercise, social play, and interacting with strange humans far outweigh the risks. But responsible dog owners need to realize the potential for injury and necessary veterinary and/or medical treatment, because not all dogs, or humans, are dog park material.
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Wired's Article about a glitch on MySpace that allows users to sneak into private photo albums to look at pictures is a huge problem. I am posting about this, so parents can let their kids know that not everything they post online is private…even when they think it is.
I often do a presentation for teens about how to take advantage of all the Internet's resources while also staying safe. I push these points, and hope that you will talk to your kids about them and this article:
1. Not all sites are legitimate, when doing school research or looking at the news, make sure what you are reading is real.
2. Watch your financial information, do not just put your credit card information into any system, be sure to ask your parents and keep all receipts.
3. Anything and everything you do or say online can be saved and used by someone else later. Even if you think what you are doing is 'private' you never know if a friend or stranger could find it and use it in ways you would not like.
The third point is really important especially with iming and emails, when we gossip or write something in an email you never know if the email is going to get intercepted or used against you later. Please do take a look at this article and maybe bring it to your kid's attention, not to scare them, but to let them know that not everything is private.
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How safe is it you park topless?
Enjoy topless in summer, but annoyed by constant concern that one day I may lose my stereo...
I also worry when i park topless but I don't take anything or leave anything in my jeep that I don't want to lose. I just lock my stereo and Sirius in my glove box. That's all I have really. If I do have something I can't take or hide I park in front of cameras or where I think is safe.
And get a metal instatrunk and bolt it in.
The truth of the matter is thyat a soft top offers no security. First off, anybody who has ever owned a TJ knows how to unzip a window from outside and unlock the car. Those that do not know how to do that just use a pocket knife or a piece of broken glass from the gutter, slash the top, unlock the Jeep, and take what they want. Then you need a stereo and a top.
As silly as it seems, never lock the Jeep doors with the soft top on it. They will still take the stuff inside, but you won't have to replace or repair the top.
i mean even with soft top, I heard the case that sonuvabitch slashed around the window just to get that $20 of boo..
This is something I always worry about too and never leave anything valuable in it. I do leave the face of the CD player locked in the console. I think I worry more about someone stealing the whole Jeep :eek:
I was/am the same way. I've got a bazillion tuffy enclosures now. That helps a lot.
And I finally installed an alarm. Won't deter everyone but helps and makes me feel better.
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It is what it is. I don't run an enclosed top... ever... so usually people assume nothing is in there.
lol.. just put a sticker says,
" it's just an empty jeep, now move on to your BMWs"
i was just thinking.. If I park it topless on a sunny day abd then went into the mall for 1 hour or 2 and then it starts to rain like crazy. Does the interior just got screwed?
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Haha, it's not a Chrysler dude... BMW glass is super thick.
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I dont worry anymore. If someone wants it they are gonna take it, top on or off. I just dont use expensive stuff. I think my head unit was $70. I do what I can to secure it but I would rather them not slice my top trying to get in and get my radio.
Don't leave anything of value in there. Buy tuffy products. They are very hard to get into. Lock the face of your stereo in there for peace of mind.
Like everyone else said, if someone wants to get in the jeep they will. I think the ultimate deterrent is being able to see that there is nothing in the jeep. A few empty .45 casings will help too lol
I never worry about it anymore. I don't leave anything in the Jeep but here in TN out in the country no one messes with anything. Too many guns walking around. Now back in So California where I used to live I wouldn't leave my guitar pick unattended.
depends where you live too. mine is sitting topless and doorless outside of work. i have a prox. alarm so if anybody sticks an arm in it alerts me at my desk. gives me peace of mind, but by the time i'd get there, they'd be gone.
I've been preparing to go topless by the end of the month (its suppost to snow on Sunday here :( ) Anyhow, with all my emergency equipment sitting in a milk crate, I decided to try to find some sort of locking box in the back. Everything I seen was either too small, or plastic. Talked to my retired father who use to work in the mines and mentioned the issue to him, he goes into the garage and pulls out a nice wooden box with a lid, latch for lock and a lock with key... After cleaning it out, sprayed it down with rock guard to seal it for waterproofing, placed screws on the side to hold it down in the event of roll over. Fits everything nicely and gives me abit of piece of mind as well!
2 things I do,
1. I don't lock my doors, even hard top & doors on. Because, I don't have a key lol. But, a lot of the time I'll keep 'em off when its nice out and just park in the garage over night. But, anywhere else I park it other than the garage I don't leave anything out. I use the rear locking boxes and the center console.
2. Whenever I park in a populated area, I take my coil wire with me. ;) Good luck getting 'er to start lol.
I still have my stock radio so I don't have that to worry about. I have had people going through my glovebox and center console. Never took anything but they are doing it. When I am at school I throw my manual and registration in my backpack so that they cant get any of that.
I never lock my doors I would rather they look in and move on when they see I don't have anything worth steeling. In the summer I always go topless and have never had a problem but I guess it depends on where you live.
I don't worry because I drive a raggedy old YJ.
Somebody broke into my apartment.
Didn't take none of my stuff.
They just left a twenty on the kitchen table with a note ...'man, you need this worse than I do'
After ten years in LE I can tell you from experience that locks only keep honest people out. If someone wants to steal something out of your jeep they will do it. As someone said earlier try to park in front of a camera if possible and put in lock boxes. Most theives look for targets of opportunity and dont want to take a lot of time.
Moral of the story is don't give anyone a reason to look. I rarely drive my jeep but I make sure I take the garage door opener, radio face plate, etc... With me.
im sure i wont have any issues being that i live in a small town, but thanks for the tips. quick question, does a 2003 tj come stock with an alarm system? not sure if mine does, or is supposed to (i think i read they do somewere)
I don't have any qualms about parking at work with the top off. I work at O'Hare.
When I have the top off, nothing is left out in the open for them to steal, it either goes with me, or is locked up in the console.
I have been too nervous to leave my top off while I'm at work, too. I work nights in a downtown area of a decent sized city with decent sized crime. I don't leave anything in it, but I don't want to risk having anyone mess with it in their attempt to take parts or steal the entire thing.
You could always put an alarm on it
How safe is parking a Jeep without a top?
You biggest worry, from experience, is
birds shitting all over your seats and steering wheels.
So, my simple advice is as follows: fold your seats forward so the poop hits the seat backs instead; keep valuables out of sight; and if you are worried about parking it in a bad neighborhood, then a short piece of chain thru the steering wheel and around the roll bars with a big padlock will deter most theifs, whom are opportunists.
Depends where you live. If you park topless overnight in San Francisco, I guarantee you'll return to a bum sleeping in your car.
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Every young person at Newquay Tretherras is special and should experience success and reward wherever possible. There can be barriers to learning for any young person at any time, or of course such barriers can be on-going. The student with special educational needs has the same right as every other student and it is the aim of our school to ensure that we are providing the appropriate work, in the appropriate way for each student.
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Some of Britain's poorest regions are battling each other and neighbouring France to boost their local economies by hosting Olympic athletes at training camps before this year's Games.
Britain has budgeted to spend 9.3 billion pounds on staging the Olympic and Paralympic Games, mostly on facilities in London, and the capital is expected to hog most of the benefits.
But regional authorities dealing with government funding cuts and high unemployment rates want a slice of the cake.
Clearly it's difficult times that the country is going through in terms of austerity but the Olympics are a once in a lifetime opportunity so we have to find a way to make the most of that opportunity, said Rob Young, 2012 Games regional co-ordinator for northwest England.
It's a case of trying to take the glass half-full approach.
Britain is economically divided between a wealthier south, especially London, and the relatively poorer north, where many economic and unemployment blackspots can be found.
Aware of the economic disparity, British Olympic organisers - the London Organising Committee (LOCOG) - have tried to spread the benefits to eight English regions outside London and to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
LOCOG offers a grant worth up to 25,000 pounds for every Olympic and Paralympic Committee that chooses to base their athletes in British regions prior to the Games in July and August.
But Regional Development Agencies (RDAs), quasi-governmental organisations put in charge of attracting international Olympic Committees to Britain, have been cut as Prime Minister David Cameron's government tries to reduce a ballooning public sector.
Regional co-ordinators such as Young, who were employed by the RDAs, have continued to work out of hollowed offices as the agencies were being disbanded and staff laid off.
But their attempts to persuade international athletes to train and spend money in British regions has been made harder by French authorities who saw an opportunity to do the same.
Dominique Dupilet, head of the local council for Pas-de-Calais, a region only 21 miles from England's coast, said France had invested around 100 million euros ($130.91 million) in regional sports, infrastructure and tourism facilities to attract athletes and tourists to visit before and during the Olympics Games.
Dupilet caused a stir when he put out a video, widely quoted amongst British media, saying the second the Olympic games were announced for London we hoisted the British flag at (Pas-de-Calais) council.
With just over an hour on the train to London, Calais is closer to London than many British regions.
In 2011, 40 countries, including France, benefited from our '2012' facilities - some 2,500 athletes from all disciplines, said Dupilet, underlining Calais sports facility credentials.
But with the 25,000 pound LOCOG grant application deadline set to expire at the end of February, British regional co-ordinators are hoping to persuade a handful more countries to base themeselves in Britain and shun France, which does not offer a similar reward.
For the smaller nations, the feedback is that the grant has been critical for them in terms of being able to do these sorts of programmes, said Young, citing the case of northwest England hosting a boxing team from Nauru, the world's smallest republic with population of around 10,000.
It is impossible to quantify exactly how much training camps contribute economically, but anecdotal and circumstantial evidence suggests they provide a significant boost.
Our conservative estimate for Games-related business contracts (in the region) is around 390 million pounds, said Tracy Croft, regional co-ordinator for the east Midlands in central England.
A case-study examining spending by the Australian swimming team - which agreed to use Manchester as a training camp for the 2009 World Championships, 2012 Olympics and 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games - estimates the local economy will benefit by up to one million pounds in net spend by the Australian squad.
Alongside the direct economic benefits of the training camp, the region benefited indirectly from the training camp, as the team made use of local social and leisure facilities, including visits to the cinema, tickets to local sporting events, eating out, and shopping, the northwest report said.
However, regional co-ordinators say the benefits from the training camps stretch beyond boosting local businesses.
Japan has been using Loughborough University over a period of couple of years and it generally brings a positive influence to the town, Croft said.
We've been able to do some work with schools around Japanese language and Japanese culture in the region. As well as spend in the local economy, it's how do you maximise the social impact the visitors and having that link with the country.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The Korean Olympic Committee (KOC) will not drag its feet if the Court of Arbitration for Sport sides with swimmer Park Tae-hwan in his bid to repeal a controversial doping ban, KOC Secretary-General Cho Young-ho said on Monday.
Park, the first Korean to win an Olympic swimming medal when he won the 400 freestyle gold in Beijing, completed an 18-month ban imposed by world governing body FINA in March after testing positive for testosterone ahead of the 2014 Asian Games.
However, under KOC regulations, he was then subject to an additional three-year ban from the national team the day the FINA suspension expired, effectively ruling him out of the Rio Olympics.
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