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the universal thump —what will compare with it? because in this world, head winds are far more prevalent than winds from astern part of the grand programme of Providence drawn up a long time ago. 

 Found Poem Moby-Dick, Loomings (p. 6 of the Moser edition)

Lexmark CEO Reeder Resigns, Citing ‘Personal Reasons’

David Reeder

In a surprise move, Lexmark International CEO and President David Reeder – who just last November succeeded long-time CEO and Chairman Paul Rooke – has resigned “for personal reasons,” effective immediately.

Lexmark says a search for a successor is currently underway. In the meantime, Lexmark will be led by a management team consisting of Brock Saladin, senior vice president and…

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British skydiver dies in French Alps jump as parachute fails to open

The girlfriend of a British skydiver who died when his parachute failed to open during a base jump has paid tribute to "the most incredible human being I ever met". David Reader, 25, was base jumping near Sallanches near Mount Blanc in the French Alps on 7 August when his parachute failed to open. Mr Reader, from Newnham in Gloucestershire, suffered a severe head injury and multiple injuries to his body. He died at a hospital in nearby Annecy on 8 August. Writing on Facebook, Mr Reader's brother Dickon said: "I haven't just lost a brother. I have lost a role model who I looked up to to lead the way."

He was quiet and reserved but so warm, loving and fun to those who took the time to get to know him. He was wise beyond his years.

C'est une nouvelle manière de voler que les wingsuiter Dave Reader et Kristian Moxnes ont voulu expérimenter : pratiquer un vol en wingsuit en faisant référence au fameux film d'animation How To Train Your Dragon. Un vol original pour ce duo de wingsuiter !

Les wingsuiter de la Satori Factory nous en mettent plein la vue en exécutant une chorégraphie aérienne faisant référence au film d'animation How to train your dragon.

On y voit en effet l'entraînement de David Reader et Kristian Moxnes dans les airs, avec une incroyable synchronisation lorsque l'un monte sur le dos du deuxième en se laissant ensuite tomber dans le vide. Une incroyable performance nous rappelant les aventures du jeune viking Harold dans le film d'animation How to train your dragon ! 

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