The Speaker's response to concerns about the apparently lavish salaries some MPs are paying family members - prompted by the Derek Conway affair - was to set up a committee packed with MPs many of whom themselves have been criticised for the perks they enjoy.
In 1903, the Cooperative Wholesale Society (CWS), bought land at Trafford Wharf and set up a large food-packing factory and a flour mill.
In the late 1970s, Nadir took control of listed shell company Polly Peck, and used his stock market status to raise the cash to set up a Northern Cyprus fruit-packing subsidiary, Sunzest, and Unipac, a cardboard box factory, via a share issue.
The performance centre set up a website and produced teacher packs and scores to encourage schools to take part.
In August 1965, the Beatles and Epstein visited Elvis Presley at his house in Perugia Way in Los Angeles, where Elvis' manager, Colonel Tom Parker, set up a roulette wheel and several packs of playing cards.
At this year's Comic-Con International, Warner Bros. set up a VIP-only tent so packed with luxury that some of those allowed in said it reminded them more of the Cannes Film Festival than the annual gathering of geek fans.
To test the Solar Schools idea we launched a pilot scheme, and set up a website with an accompanying resource pack to help the participating schools to raise money.
In Book 4, we get the mysterious, nomadic Scythians, who cannily use their lack of "civilization" to confound their would-be overlords: every time the Persians set up a fortified encampment, the Scythians simply pack up their portable dwellings and leave.
They all take the same approach: you can buy a single device or a three-pack to set up a mesh.
Cooke dazzled the packed gym and set up a showdown between him and a lesser-known player who was generating interest and who was one grade behind Cooke.
