Longer term, the city would like to attract something new, like a call center, said Harley A. Thompson, a stockbroker and alderman.
Mailer and Reich never met (Reich died, in federal prison, in 1957), but Mailer constructed his own version of Reich's signature invention, the orgone accumulator: a box, in which the adept sits, that is supposed to attract something Reich called orgone radiation — a mysterious life force that, among other benefits, can cure cancer.
Many have paid lip service, and some have even dedicated marketing money, to attracting something beyond the core motorcycling group of white men.
"There has to be something different to attract you, something that is not supposed to be there," Mr. Calabuig said.
HTC's build-quality and premium materials have always been top flight, but its recent flagship phones have been uninspiring, failing to attract buyers, something the company must address.
It would have futureproofed the city in terms of resilience and energy, and importantly it would have given the branding of the city and its ability to attract capital something exciting to hook onto.
Oasis Overland, 5 Nicholsons Cottages, Hinton St. Mary, Dorset DT10 1NF, England, (44-01258) 44-01258 fax (44-01258) 471-166, www.oasis-overland.co.uk, the company I traveled with, tends to attract 20-something travelers on a budget.
"Anti-racism projects which work through football or music are a means to an end," says Shone. "You need something to attract people, but then something else to inform them.
These lists are constantly being added to, and Garrett won't stop until he has attracted something really rare.
If your cat doesn't seem interested, you can try using something the cat does like, like a little treat of food, to attract it toward something.
Several students trailed him, as often happens; at conferences, Grant attracts something more like a swarm.
