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This position is responsible for analysis, preparation, and monitoring of the University's budgets.
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Some of Britain's homes are so small and lacking in storage space that people are taking extreme measures to squeeze into their living space.
New research from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) highlights the case of a household where the vacuum cleaner has to be stored off site and reveals that in some households, BOGOF supermarket food deals are being kept in the boot of the car through lack of kitchen cupboard space.
According to RIBA, some homes are too small to accommodate even basic household items and in a new report, the body attempts to establish what people need and expect from their homes and what they think needs to happen to improve the home-buying experience.
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3. Large windows for natural light, large rooms and high ceilings – these are typically referred to as "period features" – a "sense of space" is vital to people's wellbeing, and expectations of a new home are often shaped by the homes we have lived in previously.
4. Large main living area – for social functions such as eating and entertaining and relaxing.
People typically prefer to have an element of open-plan layout to accommodate entertaining friends or family, regardless of age or lifestyle.
5. Layouts which take into account technology used within the home i.e. homes to have enough sockets and storage for technology to enable us to arrange furniture and rooms in different layouts.
6. Space for private time away from other members of the household – across all age groups, and especially where generations live together, private space makes an important contribution to our sense of wellbeing within our homes.
Noise reduction within and between households is also essential.
7. Private space outside or access to green public space in urban locations – this is important for wellbeing for all, and particularly crucial for families; parents like a safe place for children to play outside.
8. Options for different home layouts. Despite some universal needs such as flexible space to entertain and socialise, there were different needs and expectations according to the life stage or the size and age of households and families, which meant that there was no single, standard layout that would cater for all people.
The research also reveals that many people feel the bedrooms in some new homes are too small and many are also in favour of size regulation for rooms in new homes.
Commenting on the findings, RIBA chief executive, Harry Rich, says: "This new research provides important evidence on which we can base some changes to the way our homes are designed, delivered, marketed and sold to us."
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Our Victoria Avenue East Campus, North Hill Campus (Len Evans Centre for Trades and Technology, the Manitoba Institute of Culinary Arts and the college's new sustainable greenhouse) and Adult Collegiate are located in Brandon. Our Parkland Campus is located in Dauphin, Manitoba. We also have a campus in Winnipeg that delivers our Practical Nursing program and continuing studies courses. Our college continues to partner with many communities and organizations across the province to deliver customized education and training.
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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
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Sunland Park Racetrack has been a stop on the road to the Kentucky Derby for horses looking to earn qualifying points for a much-coveted chance at running in the prestigious race. Not this year. Officials confirmed Monday there will be no Sunland Derby or Sunland Park Oaks as the New Mexico track recovers from an equine herpes outbreak that infected dozens of horses and placed the track along the Texas-New Mexico border on lockdown. No horses have been allowed on or off the property since Jan. 21. Track officials say they hope that will change Wednesday when New Mexico livestock officials are expected to lift the quarantine. No new cases of the fast-spreading virus have been reported in more than a week, but there's reluctance from some horse owners to ship their animals to New Mexico for fear of another positive case derailing the track's recovery and prompting another quarantine. Some tracks have banned the import of horses that have been in New Mexico due to virus concerns...more
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3 celery stalks, if very stringy, shave the strings with a veggie peeler
1 tablespoon walnut butter (Artisana Raw rocks!), you can also make your own or use cashew butter
1 juicy pitted date
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Great recipe...I'm definitely going to try this the next time I get groceries! I might use cranberries instead of raisins.
Hope you like it. I have to admit, after the first two stalks, I just ate the rest as-is out of the bowl. It is just sweet enough to do it...the little bit of salt balances it nicely IMHO :)
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Being fired or laid off is usually not a welcomed scenario. Individuals that are in this predicament have two choices: exacerbate the situation or remain calm.
Remain Calm and Relax
It is better mentally and emotionally to remain calm and relaxed when faced with adversity. Losing a job may be challenging but it's not the end of the world. If a calm attitude is sustained clarity and good decision making can lead to better employment opportunities.
Do Not Overthink
It's important not to over think the past & future, nor to practice extreme self-criticism. When conducting self-inventory it should be in the context of reinforcing strengths and generating positive thoughts. Don't be an incubator for anxiety and frustration.
"Life after unemployment" is not exempt from systematic processing. The primary goal is obvious: find another job. The steps getting there is not always clear. First and foremost when seeking employment remain professional. This includes not doing negative things like posting dramatic exit-messages (video or text) on social media sites. If discovered by potential employers it can negatively impact the application process.
Before the last day of employment collect permanent contact information from colleagues. Sometimes layoffs are staged and others may be released after your departure. Unemployed colleagues can be a good source of employment opportunities.
Focus on Personal Objectives
Before executing the task of job hunting take a few days off to focus on personal objectives. Use the window of opportunity to work on home improvement projects or spend time with family & friends. Taking time to reflect and clear the mind can be rewarding in many ways. However, never take a break from managing personal finances because finding a job can take up to three (3) months. Keep an open mind and consider temporary employment until something permanent is secured.
Embrace Confidence
Embrace confidence to focus on obstacles job hunting will present. Plan and search wisely, don't carelessly distribute resumes bypassing quality jobs. If you're willing to accept a position with your previous employer, it's recommended to search for jobs within your industry. If the scope of your search extends beyond prior experience then conduct extensive market research to determine a good match.
Prepare for Your Next Interview
Prepare for the interview process and have a clear answer for the reason of termination. Large companies with publicized layoffs can make telling the story easy. Layoffs from small companies may require a well-thought-out explanation. Terms and phrases like restructuring, consolidation or company relocation can be used. But always be honest and consistent with explanations that previous managers and references will give.
When leaving a company it is commendable to thank colleagues, managers and HR staff for the opportunities and experience. Showing gratitude and lack of bitterness can create advocates on your behalf. It can also comfort active employees that are sympathetic or suffering from anxiety related to potential job loss.
Prior to the last day of employment negotiate severance packages and accrued paid time off. Also track important dates to manage insurance policies and 401Ks. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Keep all options on the table. Inquire about working with the current employer as a consultant or in a joint venture capacity. Managers might choose alternate options to firing when factors like familiarity with company policies, procedures and expectations are considered.


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Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee insists there is no money to spend on signings when the transfer window opens.
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Aberdeen manager Mark McGhee insists there is no money to spend on signings when the transfer window opens.
The Dons are keen on Motherwell's Jim O'Brien, but are now looking at signing him for free next summer as they are unable to match Well's £20,000 asking price for his services.
McGhee has confirmed he remains committed to signing up Paul Marshall, although he knows it would have to be a loan deal or a free transfer in order for him to press ahead.
However, he concedes the Manchester City trialist could be Dons' only capture come January, however, he is not moaning about their situation as he was well aware of the lack of funds when he joined.
"We are now attempting to persuade Jim to sign a pre-contract that would see him join us in the summer," explained McGhee. "Nothing has been agreed yet.
"He has told us through his agent that while he is interested in hearing what we have to say he doesn't want anyone to question his commitment to Motherwell.
"Jim wants to keep giving his best while still at Fir Park which is admirable. I doubt anything will happen soon as we haven't had any contact back from Motherwell. But from what I understand, if we want to take him in January they will require a small fee.
"Well, we won't have a small fee to pay for him or anyone else and that's why I am lining things up for summer. If something happens quicker then great but I won't be holding my breath.
"There is simply no money in the pot but I knew that when I came here. I would love to have some money as there are players out there who would improve our chances of doing what we want to.
"We still hope to get Paul Marshall from Manchester City on either a loan or if he's freed but he looks like being the only one."


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Stockport boss Jim Gannon has warned rivals off striker Liam Dickinson.
Stockport manager Jim Gannon has warned rivals interested in striker Liam Dickinson to look elsewhere.
The 20-year-old has been in outstanding form since arriving from non-league side Woodley Sports before Christmas, scoring five goals in eight appearances.
Dickinson's current deal expires in the summer, but Gannon is hoping to end speculation about his future by getting the youngster to put pen to paper on a contract extension.
"It's great that Liam is getting all this attention, we've certainly been very happy with his recent performances," Gannon enthused.
"I have spoken informally to him about his contract and formally to the board. We'll be sitting down shortly with his agent and the PFA, but I do know that Liam is happy here right now and is keen to stay.
"Clubs have been down watching him but I'd like to keep him here for a while longer yet as he still has lots to learn."
Meanwhile, striker Dean Crowe has left Edgeley Park after the club decided not retain his registration.
The former Stoke man was on non-contract terms with The Hatters but failed to make an impact and has been allowed to leave to find a new club before the end of the season.


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Is inappropriate behavior a moral issue or a performance issue
James Lehman says that you should "View inappropriate behavior as a performance issue not as a moral issue." I think that some parents may have a difficult time accepting this suggestion, because they may think that James' program doesn't stand behind instilling values. In actuality, James Lehman thinks parents need to be very firm in their limits. Issues that center around lying, stealing, drugs, and abuse are core issues that parents can take a black-and-white stance on. So for instance, if you have a child who has come home intoxicated or been at a party, it's not, "Well I suppose all his friends are doing it and it will lose it's appeal sooner or later," but more "Drinking won't be tolerated and the rule is no parties where there is alcohol."
When we talk to parents on the Support Line and discuss the concept of not viewing the behavior as a moral issue, we're definitely not debating whether or not the behavior is appropriate. A parent who is viewing the behavior as a moral issue may think to themselves, "My child doesn't care about anybody else, they like being hurtful," or "I can't believe my child would do this, only bad kids do this kind of stuff, we're a nice family with clear values." As you can imagine, thinking these sorts of things lead to the parent feeling angry, sad, and confused. The more you go down that road, that part of you that believes that your child has a character defect becomes stronger and stronger. Unintentionally, your tone and facial expressions denote all those feelings whirling around inside you. As a result, you may shun your child and avoid them for long periods of time, become explosive—or both. It may gradually get to the point where you're being disrespectful of your child. Ultimately, communication shuts down and that leaves no room to discuss the problem or what your child could be doing differently.
Having standards are so important. They send your child the message that they're capable of becoming more responsible. So, as hard as it may be when you're faced with a child whose behavior is destructive, don't counteract the positive effect of having clear rules and values by labeling your child as a "bad kid". For your child, the behavior issue will then become a personal thing. They will start thinking that if the authority figures around them believe that they're bad, then they must be. Kids don't have the maturity to keep working on their behavior if the adults around them don't have esteem in them. Kids oftentimes have a hard enough time identifying what the problem is, so developmentally they won't say "I believe in myself and this is what I need to do to feel better." Remember that treating behavior as a moral issue sets the family up for a nasty gridlock that will prove to be a major block to solving the problem. Instead, behavior is about performance and what the child needs to do to meet the demands of the family he's part of.
Has an issue come up in your family that shocked or surprised you and that lead to a focus on your child's departure from family values
About Tina Wakefield
As a 1-on-1 Coach, Tina Wakefield coached parents on techniques from the Total Transformation, as well as Empowering Parents' other programs, for over 8 years. Tina is also a mother and stepmother.


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I bet you felt pretty cocky when you clicked on this link.
Don't get me wrong, why shouldn't you? You're in five fantasy leagues and you dedicate almost every waking hour of your weekends to watching football, at the college and NFL level.
That said, I bet you won't get 100% on this quiz.
It presents you the task of naming the Alma Mater of all 32 NFL quarterbacks that started in Week 1 (sorry, Sam Bradford). Oh, and you have to do it in under three minutes.
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Texas Rangers vs. New York Yankees - 4/25/16 MLB Pick, Odds, and Prediction
New York Yankees (7-10) at Texas Rangers (10-9)
MLB Baseball: Monday, April 25, 2016 at 8:05 pm (Globe Life Park)
N Eovaldi (0-2) (6.11) vs. C Hamels (3-0) (2.52)
The Line: Texas Rangers -135 / New York Yankees +125 --- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
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The Texas Rangers host the New York Yankees in the series opener Monday night.
The New York Yankees have had trouble scoring runs on a consistent basis which puts the spotlight on the pitching. The offensive woes continued Sunday and the work on the mound also struggled and the Yankees fell 8-1 to visiting Tampa Bay. Michael Pineda allowed five first inning runs to put the Yanks behind the eight ball and was charged with seven overall on ten hits including four long balls over five innings. The Bronx Bombers logged six hits and walked once with Alex Rodriguez driving in Brett Gardner. Right hander Nathan Eovaldi gets the ball for the series opener for the New York Yankees. Eovaldi has struggled in his three outings with an 0-2 record and 6.11 ERA over 17.2 frames.
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The Texas Rangers have looked like a challenger in the American League West but stumbled at the plate in Sunday's 4-1 defeat at the White Sox as a resurgent Mat Latos led the way for Chicago. Lost in the process was a solid performance on the mound from Derek Holland who gave up three runs on five hits and a trio of base on balls through 6.1 innings to fall to 2-1. The Rangers produced eight hits and walked three times with Nomar Mazara providing the only spark with his second homer in the first inning. Lefty Cole Hamels toes the rubber for the 4th time for the Texas Rangers. Hamels is coming off a 2-1 victory versus Houston where he allowed the lone run on five hits and three BB in 6.2 innings.
The under is 6-1-2 in the Yankees last 9 overall and is 5-1-2 in their last 8 on grass while New York are 2-7 in their last 9 road games. The over is 18-7-1 in the Rangers last 26 home games and the Rangers are 11-5 in their last 16 Monday games while going 9-0 in Hamels' last 9 home starts. The Yankees are 2-6 in the last 8 meetings and the under is 8-3-2 in the last 13 meetings in Texas. I like Hamels to control the Yankees offense here…


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Pak exports only terror, says India
Pakistan's trademark exports are international terrorism, cross-border infiltrators, weapons, narcotics and fake currency, India said on Sunday, in an angry reaction to its proposal to send supplies to Jammu and Kashmir.
Describing the offer as absurd, New Delhi retorted that India and other regional nations have already received enough of Pakistan's trademark exports, including terrorism.
The rebuke comes in the wake of an official communication to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, in which the Nawaz Sharif government asked whether it can send supplies to J&K, which is witnessing protests and turmoil for more than a month since the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani. Curfew was imposed, disrupting life in the Valley and affecting the supply of essential goods.
The crisis was discussed in Parliament twice in the monsoon session, during which the government said it would initiate dialogue with all political parties and moderates in J&K to find out a solution to the agitation, which led to the death of more than 50 people and wounded thousands others.
"A communication was apparently delivered to our High Commission in Islamabad on August 12. I can only characterise its contents that propose sending supplies to the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir as absurd," Vikas Swarup, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, said.
The provocative note verbale from Islamabad was submitted to the Indian High Commission two days before Pakistan High Commissioner in India Abdul Basit issued a statement asserting that "Pakistan would continue to extend full diplomatic, political and moral support to the people of Jammu and Kashmir till they get their right to self-determination".
Basit not only stressed on the political aspirations of the people of the state, but went on to observe that nobody could belittle or wish away the legitimate struggle and enormous sacrifices made by the people.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Markus Nutivaara, William Karlsson and Boone Jenner each had a goal and an assist and the Columbus Blue Jackets held on to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-4 on Tuesday, avoiding a sweep in the best-of-seven playoff series.
Jack Johnson and Josh Anderson also scored for the Blue Jackets, who were able to outlast the Penguins when they pushed back hard in the second and third periods and then got a short-handed goal from Jake Guenztel with 27 seconds left in the game.
Sergei Bobrovsky had 27 saves to help the Blue Jackets get their first playoff win in three years and their first-ever in regulation.
The Penguins now lead 3-1 in the best-of-seven series, which returns to Pittsburgh for Game 5 on Thursday night.
Patric Hornqvist, Ron Hainsey and Tom Kuhnhackl also scored for Pittsburgh, and Marc-Andre Fleury had 29 saves (see full recap).
Nash, Fast help Rangers even series with Canadiens
NEW YORK -- Rick Nash and Jesper Fast scored, Henrik Lundqvist made 23 saves and the New York Rangers beat the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 on Tuesday night to even their first-round playoff series at two games apiece.
New York's win also ended a six-game losing streak at home in the playoffs going back to the 2015 Eastern Conference Final.
Torrey Mitchell scored for Montreal and Carey Price made 30 saves.
Game 5 is Thursday night in Montreal before the series returns to Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
The Rangers, who gave up the tying goal with 18 seconds left in the third period of Game 2 before losing in overtime, stopped Montreal in the final minutes in this one (see full recap).
Pavelski, Couture help Shark rout Oilers
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Joe Pavelski and Logan Couture each scored two goals and the San Jose Sharks rebounded from back-to-back shutouts in emphatic fashion, beating the Edmonton Oilers 7-0 on Tuesday night to tie their first-round playoff series at two games apiece.
After being throttled by the younger and faster Oilers the past two games, the Sharks went back to the same successful formula that carried them to the Stanley Cup Final a year ago.
Pavelski scored on a pair of deflections, including one just 15 seconds into the game for the fastest playoff goal in team history, the previously dormant power play scored four times and San Jose held Connor McDavid off the score sheet for the second straight game. Now they will try to carry that over into Game 5 in Edmonton on Thursday night.
Patrick Marleau, Marcus Sorensen and David Schlemko also scored for San Jose, Brent Burns had three assists and Martin Jones made 23 saves for his fourth playoff shutout. It all added up to the most lopsided playoff win in Sharks history and biggest shutout win in the NHL in 10 years.
Cam Talbot was pulled after allowing five goals on 24 shots and the frustration boiled over for the Oilers with Leon Draisaitl drawing a game misconduct for spearing Chris Tierney (see full recap).


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When it's done in White countries it's called "diversity."
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Internet safety management in schools: equally important as playground safety
18th August 2016
There's no doubt that every school in the United States with a playground has safety measures and rules in place to protect students from harm. Since The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) created guidelines for public playgrounds in 1981, schools have been providing safe places for students to get exercise and playtime. Educators and parents know that even with the most padded, ergonomic, age-appropriate equipment and clearly posted rules of conduct, students will still find ways (accidently or purposefully) to hurt others or get hurt themselves.
That's why, along with those rules and regulations for playgrounds, schools also ensure that students behave appropriately and safely by enlisting responsible adults to monitor recess time.
Similar to the schoolyard, is the vast playground that students are exposed to on the internet. Even with blocks and filters in place, cyberbullying and internet safety education laws, and digital citizenship curriculum, there are still dangers that students can encounter on the internet that need to be closely monitored. It is more important than ever to ensure that students are safe while online in schools.
But monitoring online activity by adults in schools can be a monumental task without systems in place to help. Without having eyes in the backs of IT managers, administrators, teachers, and counselors heads, how can a school keep track of any posed threats to student safety online? How can students let instructors and other responsible parties know when they encounter something that is questionable or concerning without everyone else knowing?
Enter Impero Education Pro network, classroom, and internet safety management software. Education Pro allows monitoring online activity of all devices on a school's network, whether it's via internet, social media, emails, messaging, and more. Any potentially harmful occurrence is flagged and reported to adults who can then address situations with contextual information. As Longview Independent School District IT Director Brian Pitts explains in a recent editorial in SmartBrief, "Modern software packages [such as Impero Education Pro] can provide some automated help with the vigilance by helping to look for symptoms and indicators of online safety concerns that should be reviewed."
Longview ISD has been using Impero Education Pro to safeguard their district's devices for many years. To learn more about how the Longview district keep their internet house "safe from tigers" (and lions and bears too) read the full SmartBrief article on this subject written by IT Director Brian Pitts.
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This has been quite a week. I am still on my quest to release limits and emotional baggage from my being. I very much recommend Jodie Newell's technique for the emotional side of that equation.
Had a number of interesting insights in the past week, including a memory fragment of having been friends with Heather in another life somewhere (where I don't know). In that life she was a man, and a quite rugged and impressive one at that. The memory I have she (or he in case of that life) was older, and a slight weathered face. Maybe when I get some time I can make a rough sketch. We were at a sea cliff leaning against a rail looking over an ocean but I don't think it was Earth. I don't know what we were doing, but it was clear we were friends. The face was different, masculine, but somehow much the same. Especially the grin. The memory hit me out of the blue while I went to wash my hands. This is the first "past life" memory I have ever had, so perhaps this quest of mine is doing some good personally. I did recognize Heather on the phone in December (from where I didn't know), and she recognized me (she kept telling me "REMEMBER!" - but it took a bit longer for that to begin - 6 months really). This is the first memory I have had return of any prior meeting.
I've also had a number of instances of minor telepathy in the past week where I knew what someone was going to say or do seconds before they did it. When you encounter something like this...well I don't know what you would do...but I laughed with delight!
Part of this process this month is a self audit of myself and my motives and intentions, and where in some cases I fall short. At times it easy to get discouraged when you do this kind of internal work, but its important to remember to love yourself too. If the Creator can love us even as we are (flaws and warts and all), who are we not to do so? Everything comes in small increments but the collective change over time can be huge. This is an important time to be examining yourself (and myself), your internal resonance, as all tools for the coming days are already within your and my inbodiment. So much is swirling in the external but at no other time is even more important to pay attention to the internal for what is to come.
Last night I cracked open Steven Greer's ET contact app on my iphone, the one with the magnetometer. Normally around here the magnetmeter reads 35-50. Last night it read 850. I don't know if that's the general change in energy on the planet, something up with HAARP or my own personal magnetic field. I really have no idea what is causing that. I've also noticed that the San Diego energy patterns on the Ghost Radar app are now very similar to what we saw in the Sahara desert and they are staying in that pattern. There's a high degree of coherence in the energy now compared to two months ago.
Its also been a strange week for things breaking. My Mac broke last week, the video card blew out when I was creating an image of a symbol I had in a dream years ago. I got the Mac back Monday from the Mac store. Monday was my daughter's birthday, we were driving up a hill to take my daughter to her favorite Italian restaurant and the transmission on my Ford Escape gave out. I called AAA of Southern California, they dispatched a tow truck, which then blew its engine. They sent a 2nd tow truck which then took me and my family on a ride home atop a flatbed tow truck. Whee! This is not the first time the transmission has gone out, this happened in 2008 too. This model of Ford Escape uses a Mazda passenger car transmission which is just not beefy enough for use in 4WD vehicles. Local transmission shops wanted $3500 to replace it, but I found through a friend an honest mechanic near LA who rebuilt it for $1500 and put in beefier components than was in it originally. I am hoping he hasn't raised his prices since 2008. I don't know when I will get this fixed, I work from home so its not a disaster, more an inconvenience. At least the car is paid for. We can get by with one car but for those of you who know the western states of the US, no shopping is local, like it is in places like Europe or even our own East coast. My wife probably drives 75 miles a day in her job with her clients.
My brother graciously loaned us his 1 ton van to drive my daughter and her belongings back to her dorm at college this week. I so love my brother! He is such a good man. He saved us a good deal of expense with a car rental for this weekend.
I love you all, be good to each other, love each other, love yourself, and remember to show love to team contrast, its their only lantern to find their way out of the darkness!


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The Mosul district of Gogjali was captured from the Islamic State group weeks ago. So the commander of Iraqi troops here was alarmed when a surprise attack by militants sparked an hour-long gunbattle with his forces.
None of his men were hurt, but the assault meant IS sleeper cells remained among the mainly Sunni Muslim population.
Using loudspeakers, troops on Thursday called on all adult men to report to the main square. About 400 showed up. Under heavy guard and forbidden from using cell phones, they sat on the ground — clearly anxious they were about to face mass reprisals.
Instead, the commander delivered a speech, demanding information but also seeking reconciliation.
"I am a Shiite, but it's not true what you hear that we are here to fight Sunnis," Col. Munir Abdul-Aziz, a burly man in his 40s, told them. "We are here to save you from the terrorist Daesh which has no religion," he added, using the Arabic acronym for IS.
It was a sign of how, in the campaign to retake Mosul, Iraq's military and politicians are making a concerted effort to bridge the country's bitter Sunni-Shiite divide.
Those tensions helped bring the rise of the Islamic State group and have been further inflamed by the fight against the militants. Unless they are eased, militant violence is unlikely to end.
Sunni bitterness toward the Shiite-led government in Baghdad fueled support for the Islamic State group among the community. The minority community has long complained of discrimination under Shiite domination, and the militants were seen as some as protection against the heavy handedness of security forces and the abuse of the Shiite militias.
That support helped IS take over much of northern and western Iraq, starting in late 2013, through its stunning blitz in the summer of 2014 that captured mainly Sunni Mosul.
In the campaign to retake territory from IS the past year, the tensions have been stoked by abuses committed against Sunnis by government-sanctioned Shiite militias. Sunnis in areas from which IS has been pushed out have reported extrajudicial killings by the militiamen, looting and random destruction of property.
The Shiite militias have existed in Iraq for more than a decade — one sign of how the sectarian rivalry has shaped the country since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein's regime.
Saddam's fall opened the door for the Shiite majority to dominate the government, and militias linked to Shiite religious parties arose. Disenfranchised Sunnis filled the ranks of the insurgency, and the result was a sectarian bloodbath by Sunni militants and Shiite militias against each other's communities that reached its height in 2006 and 2007.
The latest generation of Iranian-backed Shiite militias gained considerable power after the military melted down in the face of IS in 2014. The militias have been powerful fighters in the campaigns against the Sunni extremists since.
But the government was adamant in excluding the militiamen from the battle to retake Mosul, the last major Iraqi urban center still held by IS.
The policy has seemed to bring successes.
The Iraqi military and security forces are predominantly Shiite, but Sunnis have a significant presence in the ranks. Reports of excesses against Sunni civilians have been negligible.
Shiite politicians have been trying to reach out, arguing that the brutality of IS rule shows that Iraqis — Shiites, Sunni and Kurds — are better off living together in harmony.
"What we need is a societal reconciliation," Shiite Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared in a news conference this week. "This (Shiite-Sunni) conflict cannot be allowed to continue."
He said only Sunnis proven to have fought with IS would face prosecution. "There will be no collective punishment," he said.
The Sunni-Shiite rivalry is not the only one bedeviling Iraq. There are longtime differences over territory and oil between the Baghdad government and the self-ruled Kurdish region.
It may take more than gestures and rhetoric to convince Sunnis that their marginalization has ended.
"We should not have gone to war against Daesh before settling our differences first," said Sunni lawmaker Thafer al-Any. "But, let us see how things are handled after Daesh is defeated. It is difficult to imagine that Iraq will stay united without a political settlement."
But Sunni do see positive signs, and the fight against IS has brought together fighters from the country's Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds and Christians in a loose alliance.
"The attitude of the army toward us in Mosul was 99 percent positive," said Zoheir Hazem, a Sunni who belongs to Mosul's local council. "The army is doing a good fighting job and humanitarian job."
The approach by Abdul-Aziz and his men in Gogjali was in sharp contrast to the tactics adopted by Shiite militiamen. Many fighting-age Sunni males have suffered beatings, detention or worse at militiamen's hands on the flimsiest evidence of having joined IS.
"We came to give you your freedom, but you must cooperate with us," Abdul-Aziz of the 16th Infantry division told the men of Gogjali on Thursday.
"Tell me who among you is from Daesh? Where did they disappear to?" he demanded sharply. Then he went on to remind them of all the things IS banned them from doing — playing football, smoking, using mobile phones and watching television.
Army soldiers later collected the ID cards of the men and ran their names through a data base of wanted IS fighters. The men ended up waiting for about four hours, at the end of which three suspected IS fighters were arrested.
The Mosul campaign has also seen other signs of unity.
Associated Press reporters visiting the frontlines have often witnessed soldiers sharing their food rations and water with displaced civilians. Wounded civilians have received treatment at military field hospitals. Scenes of civilians welcoming the troops with embraces, kisses or a handshake have been common. One video clip on social media purports to show special forces fighters rescuing children from a raging fire caused by a suicide car bomb.
Earlier this week, an army captain was harshly admonished by a senior officer for firing in the air to disperse hundreds of displaced civilians who rushed trucks loaded with relief food supplies outside Mosul.
The superior officer took away his pistol.
"There are women and children," he screamed at him as the civilians watched. "You don't deserve the uniform you're wearing."
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At 21-27, there are few precious reasons to discuss the woebegone Diamondbacks in Fantasy Clicks -- outside of Mark Reynolds' prodigious spurts or Chad Qualls' vise-like grip on the closer job. So it only makes sense that both players would play key roles in Arizona's thrilling win against Atlanta on Thursday, for which we'll be attacking here, Revelations-style:
Diamondbacks 5, Braves 2
What I Liked: Six prominent fantasy hitters (Kelly Johnson, Casey Kotchman, Chipper Jones, Justin Upton, Eric Byrnes and Reynolds) had either two hits or at least one RBI on the day.
What I Liked, Part II: Qualls (3.43 ERA, 1.24 WHIP in '09) collected his team-leading 12th save. In fact, it was his eighth save since April 29.
What I Loved: Upton tallied three hits, one run and one steal, reaffirming his status as one of the 10 best fantasy outfielders of the young season. The 21-year-old Upton has racked up 33 runs, nine HRs, 29 RBIs and six steals, while batting at a .346 clip.
What I Loved, Part II: Diamondbacks starter Dan Haren rose to the challenge of outdueling Derek Lowe, striking out eight Braves in eight innings (zero walks), while allowing only two hits and two runs. On the season, Haren has four wins, a 2.54 ERA, 0.90 WHIP and a mind-blowing 71/9 K-BB ratio. At this pace, Haren (4-4) could contend for the NL Cy Young award -- although he'll probably need to finish above .500 for that to occur.
What Makes Me Cringe: Atlanta's starting outfielders Garret Anderson, Jeff Francoeur and Jordan Schafer are hitting .266, .247 and .205, respectively. If that weren't bad enough, the trio has combined for five home runs and 40 RBIs all season. As a point of reference, Phillies outfielder Raul Ibanez has 17 HRs and 44 RBIs on his own. Whoa!
The following is a list of Major League Baseball's best performers in the all-hallowed WHIP category since April 29 (minimum 19 innings):
RP Lance Cormier, Rays (0.70)
SP Justin Verlander, Tigers (0.76)
SP Jake Peavy, Padres (0.87)
SP Edinson Volquez, Reds (0.87)
SP Zack Greinke, Royals (0.89)
SP CC Sabathia, Yankees (0.93)
SP Johnny Cueto, Reds (0.94)
SP Scott Feldman, Rangers (0.95)
SP Jered Weaver, Angels (0.95)
SP Matt Garza, Rays (1.02)
SP Dave Bush, Brewers (1.03)
SP Roy Halladay, Blue Jays (1.04)
SP Josh Outman, Athletics (1.07)
SP Scott Baker, Twins (1,08)
SP Mark Buehrle, White Sox (1.09)
SP Joel Pineiro, Cardinals (1.09)
SP Ted Lilly, Cubs (1.10)
SP Javier Vazquez, Braves (1.10)
SP Vicente Padilla, Rangers (1.10)
SP Dan Haren, Diamondbacks (1.11)
SP Zach Duke, Pirates (1.11)
SP Jair Jurrjens, Braves (1.11)
SP Chris Volstad, Marlins (1.12)
SP Yovani Gallarado, Brewers (1.12)
SP Derek Lowe, Braves (1.12)
SP Ubaldo Jimenez, Rockies (1.13)
SP Shairon Martis, Nationals (1.14)
SP Edwin Jackson, Tigers (1.14)
SP Ross Ohlendorf, Pirates (1.14)
SP Jason Vargas, Mariners (1.14)
SP Tim Lincecum, Giants (1.15)
SP Adam Wainwright, Cardinals (1.16)
SP Cole Hamels, Phillies (1.16)
SP Aaron Cook, Rockies (1.17)
SP Randy Wolf, Dodgers (1.18)
SP Matt Harrison, Rangers (1.18)
SP Wandy Rodriguez, Astros (1.18)
SP Bobby Ray, Blue Jays (1.19)
SP Max Scherzer, Diamondbacks (1.19)
SP Carl Pavano, Indians (1.19)
SP Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers (1.20)
One good turn deserves another. Here are baseball's ERA kings since April 29 (minimum 19 innings):
SP Justin Verlander, Tigers (1.02)
SP Jason Vargas, Mariners (1.29) (more on him later)
RP Lance Cormier, Rays (1.35)
SP Zack Greinke, Royals (1.37)
SP Wandy Rodriguez, Astros (1.66)
SP Roy Halladay, Blue Jays (1.76)
SP Josh Outman, Athletics (2.10)
RP D.J. Carrasco, White Sox (2.11)
SP Jake Peavy, Padres (2.13)
SP Vicente Padilla, Rangers (2.17)
SP Cliff Lee, Indians (2.25)
SP Jered Weaver, Angels (2.30)
SP Mark Buehrle, White Sox (2.31)
SP CC Sabathia, Yankees (2.33)
SP Jair Jurrjens, Braves (2.45)
SP Johan Santana, Mets (2.45)
SP Edwin Jackson, Tigers (2.45)
SP Cole Hamels, Phillies (2.45)
SP Johnny Cueto, Reds (2.50)
SP Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers (2.57)
SP Randy Wolf, Dodgers (2.59)
SP Scott Feldman, Rangers (2.64)
SP Matt Cain, Giants (2.65)
SP Bartolo Colon, White Sox (2.67)
SP Max Scherzer, Diamondbacks (2.75)
SP Matt Garza, Rays (2.83)
SP Erik Bedard, Mariners (2.86)
SP Edinson Volquez, Reds (2.86)
SP Ubaldo Jimenez, Rockies (2.88)
SP Clayton Richard, White Sox (2.95)
SP Rick Porcello, Tigers (2.94)
SP Zach Duke, Pirates (2.98)
SP Yovani Gallardo, Brewers (3.00)
SP Nick Blackburn, Twins (3.00)
SP Livan Hernandez, Mets (3.03)
SP Josh Johnson, Marlins (3.03)
SP Kenshin Kawakami, Braves (3.03)
SP Tim Lincecum, Giants (3.07)
SP Joe Saunders, Angels (3.10)
SP Aaron Cook, Rockies (3.11)
SP Barry Zito, Giants (3.21)
I'm a little skeptical when it comes to Seattle pitchers not named Bedard, Hernandez or Morrow, but I am somewhat intrigued by Jason Vargas' lightning-fast start to the season: 21 innings, 15 strikeouts, 1.29 ERA, 1.14 WHIP ... and five consecutive outings of 0-1 earned runs allowed after getting called up on May 3.
Yes, Vargas has a career 5.81 ERA and 1.59 WHIP as a professional pitcher. Yes, the 26-year-old doesn't possess overpowering stuff (although his slider is apparently top-notch). Yes, he's benefiting from the Mariners' painfully mediocre talent at the back of the rotation. And yes, he's likely a rotation holdover until the franchise's next wave of super prospects (Phillipe Aumont, Juan Ramirez, Michael Pineda, Cesar Jimenez, Nathan Adcock) gets the big promotion. But that aside, it's impossible to ignore killer ERA and WHIP totals that would make even CC Sabathia blush. It goes without saying: Vargas is a must-have in all fantasy formats, if he's still available.
For every baseball Clicks, I will spotlight the best mixed-league pitching prospect -- likely available on the waiver wire -- who's also taking the mound that day/evening. My intent, of course, is to provide a quick boost in your hunt for a fantasy title ... just don't send me any threatening emails after the featured hurler flames out, like all Schleprocks are prone to do sometimes. After all, there's a reason why Justin Masterson can be had in any mixed league in the world right now:
Josh Outman, Athletics (at Rangers)
**Has allowed only 3 or fewer runs in all nine appearances in '09
**Posted a 31/13 K-BB ratio in his first eight outings
**Has lasted at least six innings in four of his five starts
**Boasts a 2.10 ERA and 1.07 WHIP since May 3 (2.90 on the season)
**Has yielded only two runs in his last 19.2 innings (three starts)
**Facing the Rangers, the best power-hitting team in baseball (at least in my opinion)
**Won't have the creature comforts of the A's home park; this baby's at the Ballpark in Arlington
It's hard to keep a great third baseman down -- especially one who possesses the traits of a four-category stud in fantasyland. No, we're not talking about Alex Rodriguez here (although he's had a blazing start in the HR department); instead, we're ga-ga over the numbers Chone Figgins has posted since April 29: .339 average (38-for-112), 19 runs, 0 homers, 10 RBIs and 12 steals. If the Angels are going to overcome a sluggish start and win the AL West, Figgins will likely play a significant role in the club's revival. But can the same be said for your fantasy team -- that is, if you own him? Or if you want to own him?
Here a few attractive options for landing Figgins in time for a July-September run, from a 1-for-1 and 2-for-2 swap perspective:
**Figgins for Lance Berkman
**Figgins for Carlos Pena
**Figgins for Brad Hawpe
**Figgins for Nick Markakis
**Figgins for Johnny Damon
**Figgins/Derek Lowe for Cole Hamels/James Loney
**Figgins/Jeremy Guthrie for A.J. Burnett/Kendry Morales
**Figgins/Johnny Cueto for James Shields/Brian Roberts
**Figgins/Clayton Kershaw for Matt Cain/Skip Schumaker
Here's a list of prominent major leaguers currently on the disabled list:
SP Edinson Volquez, Reds (he might be back Monday)
SP Brandon Webb, Diamondbacks
SP Rich Harden, Cubs
SP Scott Kazmir, Rays
SP Jeremy Bonderman, Tigers
RP Hong Chih-Kuo, Dodgers
SP Glen Perkins, Twins
SP Koji Uehara, Orioles
SP Jesse Litsch, Blue Jays
RP Jose Valverde, Astros
SP Oliver Perez, Mets
RP Joakim Soria, Royals
SP Yusmeiro Petit, Diamondbacks
SP Justin Duchscherer, Athletics
SP Anibal Sanchez, Marlins
RP Joey Devine, Athletics
SP Kelvim Escobar, Angels
SP Huroki Kuroda, Dodgers
RP Troy Percival, Rays
SP Dustin Moseley, Angels
SP Vicente Padilla, Rangers
SP Shane Loux, Angels
RP Sergio Romo, Giants
OF Vladimir Guererro, Angels
SS Jose Reyes, Mets
3B Aramis Ramirez, Cubs
OF Ryan Ludwick, Cardinals
1B Carlos Delgado, Mets
SS/2B Mike Aviles, Royals
2B Rickie Weeks, Brewers
C Ryan Doumit, Pirates
OF Rick Ankiel, Cardinals
3B Alex Gordon, Royals
1B/3B/OF Carlos Guillen, Tigers
OF Elijah Dukes, Nationals
OF Xavier Nady, Yankees
DH Travis Hafner, Indians
3B Edwin Encarnacion, Reds
SS Jed Lowrie, Red Sox
3B Troy Glaus, Cardinals
C Jesus Flores, Nationals
2B/SS Omar Infante, Braves
OF Alfredo Amezega, Marlins
2B Mark Ellis, Athletics
1B Nomar Garciaparra, Athletics
3B Eric Chavez, Athletics
DH Marcus Thames, Tigers
OF Dewayne Wise, White Sox
3B Cody Ransom, Yankees
OF Cliff Floyd, Padres
C Brian Schneider, Mets
1B Tony Clark, Diamondbacks
C Jose Molina, Yankees
1B/2B Jeff Baker, Rockies
1B Doug Mientkiewicz, Dodgers
1B Gaby Sanchez, Marlins
OF Brian Anderson, White Sox
OF Lou Montanez, Orioles
OF Mark Kotsay, Red Sox
C Michael Barrett, Blue Jays
SS Tony Pena, Royals
C Matt Treanor, Tigers
SS Everth Cabrera, Padres
1B Dmitri Young, Nationals
All MLB eyes will be on Baltimore Friday night, as Orioles superstud Matt Wieters (ScoutingBook.com's No. 1 overall prospect) makes his major league debut against the Tigers. On Thursday, the MASN TV crew of Gary Thorne/Buck Martinez went through great pains to diffuse all the hype preceding Wieters' promotion, saying the catcher will probably struggle early on while making the huge adjustment of playing in the majors. And while there are some kernels of truth to that cautionary tale, Wieters' impending arrival was the essential theme of the entire broadcast, from innings 1 through 9 (Hey, look, there's a baseball game on the field!) ... so you know they're excited about finally building an entire marketing campaign around the franchise's next great centerpiece.
You know who else is overjoyed with Wieters' major league voyage? ESPN. One of the four-letter network's excellent fantasy personalities (can't remember which one) has already declared Wieters (32 HRs, 121 RBIs, 1.014 OPS in 1 1/2 minor league seasons) as no worse than the No. 5 catcher in mixed leagues -- right now. The way I see it, these would be my top 15 catchers in fantasyland:
1. Joe Mauer, Twins
2. Victor Martinez, Indians
3. Brian McCann, Braves
4. Brandon Inge, Tigers (still has catcher eligibility)
5. Russell Martin, Dodgers
6. Jorge Posada, Yankees
7. Bengie Molina, Giants
8. Jason Varitek, Red Sox
9. Ryan Doumit, Pirates (ailing catcher cleared for baseball-related activities)
10. Matt Wieters, Orioles
11. Kurt Suzuki, Athletics
12. Carlos Ruiz, Phillies
13. Ramon Hernandez, Reds
14. Chris Iannetta, Rockies
15. Jesus Flores, Nationals
Jimmy Rollins: Drew Hallowell/Getty Images
I made a simple -- yet hopefully landmark -- trade in the SI.com & Friends league this week. In dire need of runs and stolen bases, I dealt Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon for Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins. At first blush, this deal looks like a classic superstar-for-superstar, win-win trade. But who'll have the upper hand in the end? To bring some clarity to this debate, I've enlisted the help of AccuScore, the projections leader of the free world (stats from May 29-October 1):
Papelbon: 1.4 wins, 30.4 saves, 2.48 ERA, 1.22 WHIP, 51 Ks
Rollins: .244 average (.301 OBP), 69 runs, 8 HRs, 44 RBIs, 28 steals
Verdict: Hmmm ... maybe I should've consulted Accuscore before swinging this deal. While I would certainly appreciate 69 runs and 28 steals with Rollins from this point forward, I am quite skittish about the extremely low batting average. Any chance Accuscore got Rollins' projections mixed up with Russell Branyan's?
As long as we have the Accuscore Trade Analyzer 5000 cranking ... I wanted to break down an intriguing 3-for-2 swap from my only head-to-head weekly league (and it's a doozy): Team A gets Matt Cain, Mike Gonzalez, Alex Rodriguez, while Team B receives Lance Berkman, Jonathan Broxton, Carlos Quentin, Mark Reynolds. Do your business, A.T.A. 5000!
Cain: 10.1 wins, 2.82 ERA, 1.32 WHIP, 122 Ks
Gonzalez: 1.2 wins, 17 saves, 4.04 ERA, 1.30 WHIP, 43 Ks
A-Rod: .283 average (.396 OBP), 77.2 runs, 32.3 HRs, 87.8 RBIs, 9.4 steals
Berkman: .266 average (.389 OBP), 71.8 runs, 22.5 HRs, 73.6 RBIs, 6.3 steals
Quentin: .256 average (.351 OBP), 62.7 runs, 24.2 HRs, 64 RBIs, 3.9 steals
Reynolds: .253 average (.339 OBP), 60.1 runs, 23.2 HRs, 62.4 RBIs, 15.4 steals
Broxton: 2 wins, 30.5 saves, 2.20 ERA, 0.94 WHIP, 66.3 strikeouts
Verdict: Given the presumed dominance of Broxton for the rest of the season, it's clear to me that Team B would win this battle -- assuming full health. On the other hand, who would turn down a chance to get 32 more homers from A-Rod? (although I think 9.4 steals is a tad ambitious)
Here are the Top 10 'Most Dropped' players in CBS Sports leagues this week. Amazingly, the top spot belongs to a pitcher who boasts a 3/1 K-to-BB ratio on the season and has won two of his last three starts:
1. SP Brett Cecil, Blue Jays (back in the minors ... despite decent numbers)
2. 2B Rickie Weeks, Brewers (lost for the season to a wrist injury)
3. RP Troy Percival, Rays (may have thrown the last pitch of his career)
4. SP/RP Matt Palmer, Angels (paying the price for a now-healthy Angels starting staff)
5. SP Matt Harrison, Rangers (a lot of broken ankles from all those bandwagon-jumpers)
6. SP Luke Hochevar, Royals (so much for that Greinke-like start in the minors)
7. 2B/3B Ian Stewart, Rockies (whatever it is ... he doesn't have it right now)
8. RP C.J. Wilson, Rangers (downgraded now that Frank Francisco is closing again)
9. SP Justin Masterson, Red Sox (this one's kind of a head-scratcher -- he's productive)
10. OF Chris Duncan, Cards (for a wild-card team, St. Louis barely has any fantasy relevance)
Conversely, here are the top 10 'Most Added' players for the week:
1. 1B Jake Fox, Cubs (a Triple-Crown leader in the minors ... holy schnikes!)
2. C Chris Snyder, D-backs (4 HRs and 19 RBIs since May 16)
3. SP Clayton Richard, White Sox (knocking on the door to be the No. 3 starter)
4. SP David Hernandez, Orioles (sterling debut against the Tigers on Thursday)
5. 3B Andy LaRoche, Pirates (the perfect UTIL hitter for my SI.com team)
6. RP Joel Hanrahan, Nationals (outside shot at 15 saves this season)
7. OF/2B Skip Schumaker, Cards (I'm shocked he was even a free agent to begin with)
8. OF Luke Scott, Orioles (3 HRs since coming back to the majors on Tuesday)
9. RP J.J. Putz, Mets (insurance just in case K-Rod gets shelved)
10. OF Aaron Rowand, Giants (batting .352 since May 14 for the usually anemic Giants)
Rogers Hornsby. Lou Gehrig. Babe Ruth. Goose Goslin. Ty Cobb. Their impact on the game of baseball has been felt for decades, and now, thanks to the good people at Retrosheet, their day-to-day, game-to-game stats from the 1920s can be found at the touch of a button. As an added bonus, you can access the 1925 season -- a year when the Red Sox and Yankees finished next to one another in the American League cellar. How rare is that? Outside of 1966, it's the only time I can recall such an occurrence.
The Rays have lost 17 straight games at Cleveland, a dubious streak that dates back to Sept. 29, 2005 (when Lou Piniella was the club's skipper) ...
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In 1948, a company from Boston, Tichnor Quality Views, published a wallet of colorized postcard views of Willimantic, Coventry and the University of Connecticut printed on linen-style paper. They provide a valuable historical document of life in northeast Connecticut more than half a century ago.
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The Nathan Hale Hotel was built in 1925, and was one of the finest hotels in eastern Connecticut. It lost its popularity after World War Two because of the advent of motor hotels, and the lack of parking spaces downtown.
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The 1906 footbridge view provides an excellent view of Railroad Street.
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Memorial Park
Memorial Park was originally known as Windham Field, and served for many years as the home of the Willimantic Colts, the city's professional baseball team. The stadium was removed in 1917, and the field was landscaped to memorialize those from Willimantic who died during World War One.
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The Connecticut State Armory on Pleasant Street, built in 1912.
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The University of Connecticut campus at Storrs pictured shortly after its postwar landscaping project.
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The Nathan Hale birthplace in Coventry. Captain Hale was hung by the British as a spy in the Revolutionary War, and is famed for saying that he regretted having only one life to give for his country.
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The Willimantic Post Office was built in 1911, and now serves as a brew pub and restaurant, the Main Street Cafe.
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The 1870 Congregational Church on Valley Street pictured with its ivy laden east wall. The ivy had to be removed as it was destroying the brickwork. Note the small spire, replaced after the 1938 hurricane destroyed the original spire.
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The Windham High School dates from 1913, and became a Middle School
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