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1. Manley steps down as Alibris CEO

Marty Manley, CEO of Alibris for the past ten years, will be stepping down at the end of the year; Brian Elliot, the current President and COO, will become the new CEO. Marty and Brian are long-time friends and supporters of BookFinder.com, and we’ve enjoyed getting help, advice, and industry insights from them over the past decade; they’re both really bright guys.

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2. Ilakaka, Madagascar

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Ilakaka, Madagascar

Coordinates: 22 40 S 45 13 E

Elevation: 2526 feet (770 m)

Perhaps best known for its abundance of arboreal, mainly nocturnal primates (in fact the only place in the wild where lemurs remain), Madagascar recently discovered another, more lucrative source of natural wealth: precious gems. (more…)

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