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Workshop Shed 3.45m x 4.3m x 2.1m Dark Green
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DescriptionWe carry all sheds in stock so they're ready to go the next working day after purchase. We don't manufacture to order, so you receive your shed faster.
Got stuff you need to do? Well this shed's got the space for you to do it in. Put a workbench in here and get started on your projects. Take everything that needs storing and this shed's got the space to store it. Make it a workshop, an exercise area, a man cave, or any combination you want. Simple as that.
This tough shed is made from high-grade, galvanized steel and will keep its shape throughout the years. It's got a 12 year warranty to prove it. The shed has front double doors to maximise ease of access, and a single back door that can be installed on either side. All doors have latches that can be securely locked.
We know our shed. This one's a winner.
Basic assembly required.
- Hinged doors with lockable latch
- 12 year no-rust warranty
- In stock and ready for collection or dispatched for delivery on the next working day
- Dark green colour
- Hot-dipped, 0.32mm galvanised steel
- External Dimensions: 3.60m (W) x 4.30m (D) x 2.10m (H)
- Internal Dimensions: 3.40m (W) x 4.25m (D) x 2.10m (H)
- Wall height: 1.8m (h); Ridge height: 2.10m (H)
- Rear door size: 1.75m (H) x 0.83m (W) (1 door)
- Front door opening size: 1.75m (H) x 1.66m (W) (2 doors)
- Carton A Dimensions: 1.83m (L) x 0.92m (W) x 0.12m (D)
- Carton B Dimensions: 3.6m (L) x 0.08m (W) x 0.08m (D)
- Carton C Dimensions: 1.78m (L) x 0.86 (w) x 0.08m (D)
- Carton A Weight: 85kgs
- Carton B Weight: 50kgs
- Carton C Weight: 20kgs
Timber floor kit plans supplied on request. Trade Tested recommends using one of our foundation kits for a flat site; or alternatively a concrete slab, concrete blocks or pavers.
Trade Tested takes every precaution to prevent damage during delivery, and all steel sheets are shrink-wrapped in plastic to prevent marks and scratches. Superficial delivery wear is sometimes however beyond our control.
-- Frequently Asked Questions --
• Do you sell floors?
No, however we provide free floor plans to build your own concrete or timber base. Our foundation kits are an ideal economy option for flat sites.
• How do foundation kits work?
Our foundation kits provide bracing and a timber floor platform for flat sites. Simply clip in and add timber inside the shed for your floor.
• How do I secure the shed to the ground?
All sheds come with free anchor kits to secure your shed to a timber or concrete base. If using a foundation kit the most straightforward option is to place a short treated timber post in each corner of the shed at ground level and anchor the shed to those.
• Do you deliver to my door?
Yes, we deliver door to door to all non rural addresses. Rural delivery addresses go to the nearest Toll depot.
• What tools are required for assembly?
All you need is an electric drill with screwdriver bits.
• How long will it take to assemble?
Smaller sheds take around 4 hours and bigger sheds around 6-8 hours. You will need 2 people when putting the roof on. All sheds come with detailed assembly instructions and tollfree phone support.
• Can I move the doors?
It is possible on gable roof models, but not on flat roof models. You will need to re-drill holes so the assembly will take longer.
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A great line in a spectacular setting! Ridge 4 is a climber's dream - beautiful routes on killer sandstone, no crowds, and a really gorgeous spot. There are a variety of sport routes and trad routes up here, but Ridge 4 is mostly a sport crag, and one of the best routes on the crag is Occupied Territory. When you get to Ridge 4, you will likely first come up to a big flat spot where Killer Elite (12a) takes off up the crag. Uphill just a little ways (50 feet) is Mud Shark (10d). The next route to the left is a short 3-bolt 12c. The next route left of that is Occupied Territory. Start up a dihedral (pretty easy) until you reach a roof around the 3rd bolt. This is where the crux sequence starts - a burly problem that involves a sick reach to a shallow pocket. The route stays in your face with bad feet and steep climbing for the next few bolts, and then eases off. One more 5.12 move awaits high on the route to keep your full attention! Some say there probably is no 13a move on the route, although it definitely pushes into the 12+ range at the start of the crux sequence, and several 12 moves stack on top of each other to get through the entire crux. So, I think the grade is justified. Regardless of the rating, this is a really fun line with lots of engaging, continuous, burly pulling. It is great for a nice winter or fall day!
9 bolts to a 2-bolt anchor.
This is a great climb in a really nice setting. What's the access situation like these days?
A friend of mine broke the key horn that is used to clip the 5th bolt recently. The 13a grade is probably a bit more accurate now. Amazingly, I think it has actually made the route better by extending the crux section and adding a bit of excitement in getting that bolt clipped (you now have to climb past it a bit).

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Published: March 15, 2013
Later this month, the Supreme Court will hear challenges to two major laws on marriage — California's Proposition 8 and the U.S. Defense of Marriage Act. Both define marriage as between a man and a woman, and both have sparked heated arguments over what marriage should mean in America today.
Of course, those arguments have a history. So in this hour of BackStory, we look at how past generations of Americans have defined and redefined marriage. We explore the 20th century origins of marriage counseling (and its dark side), as well as a panic over child brides that swept across the country in the late 1930s. We also take a look at how the experience of marriage changed for enslaved people after Emancipation. And we visit a modern-day wedding in Elkton, MD — the former get-hitched-quick capital of America.


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TOP 5: MAN OF STEEL, First Trailer and Poster for THE HOBBIT: THE DESOLATION OF SMAUG, THIS IS THE END, New ELYSIUM Trailer, E3 2013 Recap
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Was there really a chance of writing about something other than Man of Steel in this week's opening paragraph? Well, maybe. I did really enjoy This Is the End. But, alas, this week is about Supes' return to the big screen. I watched the film (in 2D) for the first time last night and, as far as superhero movies go, it elicited an emotional response from me that few in the genre have. Sure, there were times where the grand scale of destruction left me cold and the product placement took me out of the moment (if only to admire some beautiful appliances meeting their untimely demise). Nevertheless, the themes of love, sacrifice, acceptance, and trust were beautifully woven into the film's text in such a way that it made me do something I've only done one other time (while reading Grant Morrison's excellent All-Star Superman run): become emotionally invested in the Man of Steel.
While this is undoubtedly Kal-El's weekend, in addition to Man of Steel interviews and more, this week's Top 5 also includes the first teaser trailer and poster for The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, This Is the End interviews with Seth Rogen and more, the new Elysium trailer, and a recap of E3 2013 from the convention floor. Learn more about all of the above via a link and brief recap after the jump.


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National Young Worker Safety Day (NYWSD) kicks off Tuesday, June 25, 2013, at 9 a.m. at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Kansas City. As part of the larger campaign, "A Million Safer," led by CareerSafe, NYWSD is targeted at making a significant and critical impact on decreasing the number of young worker injuries and fatalities in the United States. At the CareerSafe booth (booth C) at SkillsUSA TECHSPO, students and teachers will sign the pledge to "StartSafe. StaySafe" just like more than 4,000 others who made the same pledge on NWYSD in 2012.
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Staying in the 17th is to choose among 3 different living environments.
To the north, the district of Epinettes, which is one of the last remaining areas of popular life in Paris.
Farther south, the Batignolles. Once well-known for aspiring to host the 2012 Olympics, this area has redeveloped into ecoquarters. Its 10-hectare park, its high standard buildings, its wide range of businesses, and its proximity to the 8th district business area, make it a very popular living quarter where you will quickly feel at home!
Finally, west of Rue de Tocqueville, room for the zones known as Monceau Plain and Ternes. Back to the great Napoleonic tradition with its grand Haussmann style buildings. As a tourist (Champs Elysees a few steps away) or a business traveler (Palais des Congres de Paris and 8th business district nearby), you will not be disappointed!
… an authentic and revolutionary Paris!
A few minutes from Gare de Lyon, discover the alleys that house century old furniture and cabinet making workshops at Faubourg Saint Antoine, but also the cosmopolitan Marché Couvert d'Aligre very popular with Parisians. Take the opportunity to buy fruit and vegetables as well as a selection of delicious cheese and cold meats.
You can then stroll to the terrace of one of the cafes at Place de la Bastille, key place of the French Revolution.
Going up the Boulevard Beaumarchais, take a look at the majestic Cirque d'Hiver and stop at Place de la République, the capital's major crossroad.
Finally, take subway line 9 and get off Place de la Nation, eastern Paris's third legendary square and starting point for Disneyland ® Paris (45 minutes by RER A train).
Evening come and tired feet, relax among the Parisians who meet up for a drink or dinner at Rue de Lappe and Rue Oberkampf.
To the west the Haussmann designed world of finance and its rich architecture (hence the name for this quarter, after the Paris Stock Exchange) and to the east, an area of small shops.
To stay in the 2nd district is to choose a central location and a traditional Parisian architecture scene.
Its main feature: the many covered passageways built from the nineteenth century onwards. Whether simple means of communication between streets or commercial alleys, the best way to discover them is a walk.
Not to miss, the Quartier Montorgueil market to supply yourself of fresh products. A good way to leave behind the conventional tourist itineraries and experience daily life.
Stay off the beaten path, to the north of the capital ... 15 minutes from the historic center.
In need of fresh air downtown? Stay in the old working class district of Menilmontant close to the green areas of Buttes Chaumont Park.
Our master-plan: enjoy a drink at the <La mer à Boire> bar. The terrace offers a panoramic view of Paris, overlooking the terrace gardens of Belleville Park. A slide show view comparable to that of the Sacred Heart, plus calm and authenticity.
Don't miss visiting the famous Père Lachaise cemetery and its VIP graves.
If you prefer the <beach> to vegetation, you should stay preferably around Stalingrad. This neighborhood with ongoing changes is the place where hype locals meets on the trendy dock platforms on the banks of the basin of La Villette.
To do list: restaurants, cinema, culture and even jogging with friends!
The 8th district belongs to the Champs Elysees, the most beautiful avenue in the world.
The walk off is a ride in itself. Departure at Place de la Concorde going towards the Place de l'Etoile.
Along the way, in addition to countless top designer stores, you can stop and discover the Grand Palais, a magnificent building that houses both a scientific cultural center and also prestigious temporary exhibitions.
Unless you prefer to visit the Galliera Paris Fashion Museum, the Museum of Japan, or the exhibitions at the Petit Palais ...
A stay in the 8th is a high society neighborhood choice. Great for tourism it is also the most dynamic business area in Paris.
Put a stop to the tourism or business dilemma. Accommodation in the 8th gets you both.
Stay in the 13th district and mingle in in a multitude of atmospheres around 4 subway stations.
A first subway stop at Métro Gobelins, will allow you to discover French history by visiting the Manufacture Royale. Pleasant atmosphere on the edge of the Quartier Latin.
Next stop, Métro Corvisart, to enjoy the tranquility of Butte aux Cailles, a last century village in the heart of Paris. An ideal place to stroll or relax on the terrace of a cafe.
A little further south, Métro Place d'Italie, and a change of mood! Submerge into the profusion of the largest Chinatown in France. On show: pagodas and exotic dishes!
Last stop, Métro Bibliothèque François Mitterrand, to admire the modern architecture of the BNF district. Don't miss breakfast/lunch at one of the ephemeral restaurants placed on the banks of the Seine. In the evening, the Batofar will welcome you for a dance session until dawn.
A neighborhood that we just love because it manages to combine the greatness of Haussmann design buildings with popular lifestyle bred in the lap of multicultural influences.
There are plenty of small shops, cafes and restaurants offering the best value for money in the city.
If you stay in the southern part of the district, a hop on subway line 8 will get you to Place de l'Opera and the department stores in no time.
The northern part is also very well connected with both the East and North Train Stations.
Further east, bounding with the 11th district, consider taking a look along the Saint Martin channel. Dinner at the restaurant of the famous Hôtel du Nord will make for an unforgettable romantic moment.
The south west of Paris, bounded by the 14th and 15th districts, is very popular with Parisians.
Staying in the 14th district is to go for the upscale discreet Paris charm. Near Montparnasse Train Station and the Parc des Expositions de Versailles, where some of the most important international trade fairs are held, you will enjoy an ideal location, combining easy access for business with a stylish living environment, and green areas thanks to the proximity to the Parc Montsouris.
You may also prefer the 15th district a little further west. Besides the immediate vicinity to the Eiffel Tower, living in the Rue de la Convention area allows you to enjoy a chic neighborhood full of cinemas, bars and French and International cuisine restaurants.
The 9th is probably the most contrasting Paris district. Its landmarks make it interesting for all types of trips.
Indeed, both touristic and business oriented, the 9th is equally lively day and night.
To the North, Pigalle, an entertainment area, symbol of Parisian nightlife.
To the south, the Haussmann luxury flagship monument, the Opera Garnier. This monumental building is a true architectural jewel. A little Parisian tip: daily tours are offered to discover the building from the inside.
Finally, along the Boulevard Haussmann, don't miss (especially when the Christmas decorations and lights are up) shopping at the beautiful buildings of the Galeries Lafayette or the Printemps.
Partly in the Quartier du Marais, the 4th district offers immense cultural wealth! Below, we give you the district's most emblematic places.
The Quartier des Halles where you can stroll around discovering many period houses, private mansions, narrow streets and old style inns.
After which discover the Georges Pompidou Center, located in the Quartier Beaubourg. Its original architecture hides a modern art museum, temporary exhibitions, but also a restaurant with a breathtaking panoramic view over Paris. Romantic moment over dinner guaranteed!
Ile de la Cité is also a must with the unavoidable visit to the l'Hotel de Ville square, the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Pont Neuf, starting point of the boat trips on the Seine.
Last but not least, stay or explore Ile Saint Louis, and enjoy a village atmosphere, a small paradise in the heart of this great metropolis.
Stay and experience French history!
The 1st District is above all epic royal history. Each building is a marvel of classical architecture. The Tuileries neighborhood, distinguished by the dominant and immense Palais du Louvre, turned one of the largest museums in the world, is simply a must.
Shopping is also honored by luxury stores such as the boutiques at Place Vendôme or the collector's market, Avenue de Marigny. Or you may prefer to shop at the Forum des Halles mall or the Carrousel du Louvre.
Exhausted by the weight of the centuries (as well as souvenirs and gifts!), take a minute for a romantic halt at the marvelous gardens of the Tuileries or those of the Palais Royal ... unless you prefer to succumb to the zen ambiance and sashimi dishes of one of the many Japanese restaurants on the Rue St. Anne.
That goes to show how French tradition and international cuisine can get along well together!
Montmartre, a must as to Paris districts that deserve notice!
Reachable by subway line 2 (Anvers stop), you will need to climb on foot or on the funicular 130 meters to the top of the hill to visit the famous Basilica of the Sacred Heart and enjoy an exceptional view over Paris.
You can then walk the old streets while feeling the old time charm and take a look at the artwork of the artists at Place du Tertre or have something to drink in the Cafe des Deux Moulins.
Don't hesitate to follow the maze like narrow streets on your way down to finish off a little further west in the bustling district of Pigalle.
Location of legendary nightlife, mood change guaranteed in the evenings for on site partying.
The 16th district is, firstly, the beautiful Quartier Chaillot which faces the Eiffel Tower and the impressive Place du Trocadéro.
Further south, less ostentatious but equally upscale, the Auteuil and Passy districts magically combine Haussmann buildings, luxurious villas, embassies (over 90 foreign nation delegations!), museums (around 30, including the Wine Museum and Palais de Tokyo), the best restaurants ... but also sport venues and events!
You love races? The Longchamp and the Auteuil race tracks, in the nearby Bois de Boulogne, welcome you all year. You prefer Tennis? Rolland Garros, located a few steps away, will allow you to enjoy the only Grand Slam tournament on clay.
Staying in the 16th district is choosing the most chic and bourgeois Paris ground.
So called as a result of the exclusive use of Latin in courses given by the medieval schools and universities, this area overlaps mainly with what is known as the 5th district.
Discover the Pantheon, where lay the remains of French Enlightenment thinkers and writers (Voltaire, Hugo and Zola).
Also visit the botanical garden with its Natural History Museum and Zoo.
The Quartier Latin also has a village atmosphere where artists and students mingle along the Boulevard Saint Germain or at the booksellers stalls on the Quai de Montebello.
Finally, don't forget to wander around or sit down at a cafe to get a taste of the Rue Mouffetard atmosphere.
Bohemian neighborhood by default, to live in St. Germain is going for a trendy place most praised by Parisians.
The district has the aura of literary cafes (Café Flore, Le Procope, Les 2 Magots), very popular in the last century among intellectuals and artists such as Picasso or Sartre.
You must also visit the art galleries, and no need to mention the lively flea market at Place Saint Sulpice.
Worn out by the dynamic city rhythm? Take a relaxing break in the Luxembourg Palace gardens built for Marie de Medicis in the early 17th century.
St. Germain: a taste of very Parisian lifestyle!
In the tenth century, tourists were not this lucky!
From the thirteenth century what were former marshes located on the outside of the city, in the Marais area, were transformed into damp soil crop fields (hence the name of Marais!).
Annexed to the city in 1360, it meant the start of the famous French style mansions, holiday homes for the kingdom's aristocracy, whose highpoint was the Place des Vosges.
A major restoration project of the buildings that had been the glory of the eighteenth century Marais, now allow visitors to fully enjoy the charms of one of the most visited Paris quarters.
Accessible by subway line 1, stay and discover a now trendy place where fashion designer boutiques, showrooms and art galleries harmoniously coexist with bars and restaurants.
Tale a stroll down Rue des Francs Bourgeois and find out which are the latest Parisian trends in shops that have perfectly managed to fit in in the Marais Middle Ages picture.
A village atmosphere to live and discover ... preferably on foot!
This very bourgeois district with gardens and secret interior courtyards (more than 150 private houses just in Faubourg St. Germain) holds France's most symbolic monument: the Eiffel Tower and the Champs de Mars which unfold below its 4 monumental feet.
But to stay or visit the 7th district is also discovering Les Invalides (built by Napoleon to house wounded soldiers) or the Musée d'Orsay, the building is a marvel in itself ... not to mention the works that are exhibited within.
Don't forget to purchase in the century old store Le Bon Marché some goods to prepare dinner in the evenings, comfortably installed in the apartment offered to you by Friendly Rentals.
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Phoenix police say a 28-year-old man shot himself in a hospital where he'd gone after allegedly being involved in an apparent domestic dispute that left another man wounded.
The man who shot himself at a lobby of John C. Lincoln Hospital Monday night had earlier walked into a Jamba Juice store near 27th Avenue and Thunderbird with a handgun. He forced three workers to the rear of the business and took their cell phones.
Later, he forced a 24-year-old worker outside and according to authorities, the victim fought back. At one point, the suspect dropped his gun, but picked it up again and shot the victim twice.
The victim suffered life threatening injuries.
Sgt. Trent Crump says the hospital shooting occurred after an officer arrived in response to a call about a man with a gun to his head.
The suspect and victim are alive in critical condition.
Crump says the two wounded men were former boyfriends.
No names have been released in this case.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Janna Levin, professor of physics and astronomy at Barnard College of Columbia University, is the 2013 da Vinci lecturer at Marshall University.
Levin will speak at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, in room BE5 on the lower level of the Memorial Student Center on the Huntington campus. Her lecture on "The Third Culture" is free to the public.
In her talk about a growing movement deemed "The Third Culture," Levin discusses the crossover between the arts and the sciences, sharing examples of a new intellectual culture being born.
Levin was named a Guggenheim Fellow in 2012. Her scientific research concerns the early universe, chaos and black holes. Her second book – the novel A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines – won the PEN/Bingham Fellowship for Writers that "honors an exceptionally talented fiction writer whose debut work represents distinguished literary achievement." It was also a runner-up for the PEN/Hemingway award for "a distinguished book of first fiction."
She is the author of the popular science book, How the Universe Got its Spots: Diary of a Finite Time in a Finite Space.
Levin holds a B.A. in physics and astronomy from Barnard College with a concentration in philosophy, and a Ph.D. in physics from MIT. She did research at the Center for Particle Astrophysics at the University of California-Berkeley before moving to the United Kingdom to work at Cambridge University in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
Just before returning to New York, Levin was the first scientist-in-residence at the Ruskin School of Fine Art and Drawing at Oxford University with an award from the National Endowment for Science, Technology, and Arts. She has written for many artists and appeared on several radio and television programs.


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Every year, health experts give the same message when it comes to getting a flu shot: everyone should get one, especially the elderly.
But as it turns out, this year's vaccine didn't do a whole lot for the over-65 crowd.
"It's a good, but not perfect vaccine," said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. "When it came to seniors, the group that needs the most protection, it worked quite inadequately, frankly."
Schaffner said there are a number of reasons why it went wrong this year.
"We had a double whammy, because the flu strain that was around was particularly aggressive and, of course, older persons are simply more susceptible to serious complications from influenza," Schaffner said.
The flu vaccine is a moving target. Its formula changes every year, because the flu virus changes every year.
And, for seniors, Schaffner said next year the answer might be a double dose.
"For seniors, there's a high dose vaccine that's available. That clearly gives you more punch," Schaffner said.
But even with this year's disappointing numbers, experts like Schaffner are still singing the same tune.
"Next fall, let's all get the flu vaccine," Schaffner said.
Schaffner said this flu season is clearly on the decline, so the nagging cough and sniffles many people are experiencing right now is probably not flu-related.
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Springfield, Mass. - November 22, 2011 -- Jordan Rote scored the first basket of the game, a 3-pointer, and kept right on firing, scoring a career-high 22 points, in leading the Springfield College men's basketball team to a 92-67 victory over Lyndon State this evening at SC's Blake Arena.
Springfield continues its strong start to the 2011-2012 campaign as it improves to 4-0, matching its best start since the 1999-2000 season. The Hornets fall to 0-3 with the loss.
Springfield is now averaging 94.2 points per game in four games, and has five different people averaging in double figures, led by Alex Berthiaume's 18.5 points per game. In those four games, four different players have led SC in scoring.
Rote wasted little time getting going as he scored five quick points leading the Pride to an early 7-0 lead just 1:12 into the contest. The Hornets would respond the next time down the court with a triple from sophomore guard Richie Hackett to get within four, the closest it would be in the opening half. From there, Springfield opened up a 9-2 run, capped off by a Ryan Coburn bucket inside to take a 16-5 advantage. The Pride continued to pour on the pressure and went up by 22 on three occasions, the last coming on a trifecta by Josh Altman (Rockport, Mass.) with six seconds left in the half.
The Pride headed into the locker room with a 51-29 lead, much in part to shooting 54.1% (20-37) from the floor.
For Springfield College, four players scored in double figures, led by Rote, a senior guard from Sheffield, Mass. with 22 on 9-for-17 from the floor. He also added two assists and four steals in 27 minutes. In addition, junior guard Alex Berthiaume (Springfield, Mass.) added 15 points, five assists, one block, and one steal in 27 minutes.
Sophomore forward Robbie Burke (Cheshire, Mass.) had a good game off the bench with 14 points, followed by junior forward Pat Rossi (Rock Tavern, N.Y.) with 10 points in just nine minutes. Coburn, a 6-8 senior center from West Warwick, R.I., had eight points with a game-high 14 rebounds. He also had three assists, two steals, and four blocks.
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- Stourport road has now reopened.
- It was due to remain shut overnight but following a further assessment the road closure was lifted by police and traffic is returning to normal.
Police are continuing to liaise at the scene with the fire service.
A diversion has been in place around the Birchen Coppice estate but traffic has been very heavy and conditions made more difficult by poor visibility due to thick smoke from the plant combined with fog.
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Stourport Road will remain closed overnight.
Fire at Kidderminster under control but Stourport Road remains closed, likely to be so into evening. Diversions round Birchen Coppice estate— @wmerciapolice 12 December 2012
Kidderminster, photo of fire at Lawrence Recycling on the Stourport Road today http://t.co/bSLBEuJa— @thetomstokes 12 December 2012
Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said the recycling plant had an excellent safety record and staff at the site assisted with the incident by using their machinery to help move waste material.
People who have been evacuated will not be able to return to their properties until the heavy smoke clears.
Area Commander Jon Pryce from Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service, said: "We arrived at the plant to find a deep-seated fire in a huge pile of waste materials awaiting recycling.
"The fire is now under control but we expect crews to remain at the site for some while yet."
He confirmed there were no injuries as a result of the incident and that the building being used to store the thousands of tons of waste material was unaffected by the fire.
He explained that the incident had generated a large quantity of smoke which, due to the foggy weather conditions, had not dispersed.
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Fire crews are still at the scene damping down.
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Stourport Road is still closed and is expected to remain closed until the early evening.
Firefighters now have the fire under control.
THIS is the scene of the fire at Lawrence Waste Recycling Centre. http://t.co/huO9MmwD— @KiddiShuttle 12 December 2012
Community Housing Group staff have had to evacuate from their offices, in Stourport Road.
They have relocated to the Hoo Farm Industrial Estate.
All repair calls should be unaffected.
the group's freephone number - 0800 169 5454 - will be manned at the new location.
People are being asked to avoid the Stourport Road area due to local traffic congestion and thick smoke, made worse by the foggy weather conditions.
Those living nearby are also advised to keep windows and doors closed until the fire is brought under control.
Some local residents are being evacuated as a precautionary measure.
Ten fire crews are using three main jets as they tackle the blaze in some recycling material inside a large (250m x 100m) recycling plant at the site.
Firefighters are still tackling the fire.
AN investigation will be launched into the cause of the fire.
Graham Silk, health and safety officer for the recycling centre, said it was not yet known what had caused the blaze, adding no-one was injured.
"There's no missing people," he said. "Everyone got out within three minutes.
"There is nothing toxic but the environmental teams are here just incase."
Please avoid the Stourport Road in Kidderminster due to a severe fire at Lawrence Recycling. Thick smoke reported - close windows and doors— @HWFire 12 December 2012
Roads are chaos by Lawrence's on stourport road!! Believe there is a fire!!! Police are closing roads— @Karen_Haynes 12 December 2012
Shuttle reporter Becky Carr, who is currently at the scene, said the air is filled with "thick" smoke.
David Perry, of printing firm Stargold Ltd, in Stourport Road described how he saw smoke billowing from the the recycling centre.
Nine fire crews from Kidderminster, Stourport, Bewdley, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Upton, Tenbury and Worcester have been scrambled to the scene.
A hazardous materials officer, a Command Support Unit from Shropshire and a further fire appliance from Stourbridge, also attended.
Residents have been told to close their windows and doors as fire crews tackle the blaze.
Police have closed parts of Stourport Road between the Oldington Road traffic lights and the Loom and Shuttle pub.
Traffic is being diverted around Walter Nash Road.
No-one is believed to have been injured in the blaze.
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As other states ban landfills from accepting low-level radioactive waste, up to 36 tons of the sludge already rejected by two other states was slated to arrive in Michigan late last week. Wayne Disposal landfill located between Willow Run Airport and I-94 near Belleville is one of the few landfills in the eastern and Midwestern U.S. licensed to accept the radioactive waste.
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State Attorney General Bill Schuette warns about buying water-damaged used cars.
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Longtime Welsh character actor Rhys Ifans is finally cashing in on decades of great work. Perhaps best known for roles in "Notting Hill" and "Enduring Love," you've probably seen Ifans lately in films like "Greenberg," "Mr. Nice" or "The Boat That Rocked." But lately, the thespian has been banking paychecks for blockbuster fare -- He played Xenophilius Lovegood in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1," popped up in "Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang" and next summer he'll get tangled with Peter Parker as Dr. Curt Connors, aka The Lizard, in "The Amazing Spider-Man." But one more mega franchise can now add Ifans to its incredible roster of talent.
A source speaking to The Telegraph reveals "Ifans will appear in the film, as well as Javier Bardem, who will play the baddie. Much of the filming will take place in South Africa."
For those up with their movie trivia know that Ifans and Daniel Craig are no strangers -- the two locked lips in "Enduring Love." Of course, no word has been given on what Ifans' role will be but it continues a tremendous block of actors coming aboard with Craig, Bardem, Ralph Fiennes, Naomi Harris and Judi Dench all set to appear. Also confirmed is that playwright and screenwriter Patrick Marber ("Closer," "Notes on a Scandal") came on at Mendes' request to replace Peter Morgan, the first writer announced for the film, in penning the screenplay.
Lensing begins this fall and the still-untitled film will hit theaters on November 9th, 2012.
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Thanks Bunty. My sun baked brain got a little confused.
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Craig and Ifans kissed in Enduring Love, not Notting Hill. Craig wasn't in that at all.
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Bizarrely, I had a dream last night (just after reading this article, probably) in which Rhys Ifans got on a bus I was on and told me that he was going to play 006. So if that turns out to be true, you can quote my dream as a source.
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Lake Erie College welcomes "West Wing" star Melissa Fitzgerald(Painesville, OH) – As part of the worldwide effort to bring attention to human rights violations and the desperate situations occurring in Uganda, Lake Erie College Department of Theatre will present Voices of Uganda, a poignant production by actress, producer and activist Melissa Fitzgerald. The event, free and open to the public, will be held March 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the C.K. Rickel Theatre in Royce Hall for the Fine and Performing Arts.
Voices of Uganda brings to the forefront the humanitarian issues surrounding the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), a rebel movement which has terrorized the people of northern Uganda for years, abducting children to fill its ranks. The Ugandan government's strategy of moving northerners into "protected villages" has turned into a displacement nightmare for 1.7 million people - over 80% of the region who, at the height of the insurgency, lived in squalid camps and lacked access to basic resources. During this time, approximately 1,000 people died each week as a result of camp conditions. Children have been the primary victims.
In the summer of 2007, a team of actors and playwrights, who make up Voices of Uganda, traveled to an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp in northern Uganda to work with 14 Ugandan youth on a theater program. Many of the teens had escaped from the rebel army after being abducted as child soldiers or sex slaves. The drama program was led by American actors Melissa Fitzgerald and David Ackert. During the first week in the camp, Fitzgerald visited each of the 14 children in their homes, meeting their guardians and learning more about the topics each youth wanted to share through the dramas. The father of one of the youth said, "I pray that this drama will help Francis in his future life and that it will give him courage to teach others the skills he learns."
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Woe. Pain. Anger. Rejection. And some very catchy industrial beats.
Trent Reznor has become legendary for the sound he perfected in "Pretty Hate Machine," his exceptional debut album. Wrapped in catchy industrial beats and sizzling basslines, he exposes all the rage and pain from being betrayed. Like a bad breakup, it's raw and rough and painful, but there's a strange catharsis once it's over.
It opens on a high note with the ear-blowing "Head Like A Hole," which alternates between dark techno and explosive hard-rock. "Bow down before the one you serve/you're gonna get what you deserve… Head like a hole, black as your soul/I'd rather DIE than give you control!" Reznor snarls. And he sounds like he means it, too.
That mix of rage and bitterness permeate the songs that follow. Not every song is a rockin' ragefest: "Something I Can Never Have" is a sweeping, haunted ballad with Reznor lamenting that "I'm starting to scare myself." It's one of the most powerful songs on a hard-hitting record, and shows Reznor's anguished vocals at their best.
But the majority are harder, angrier songs with Reznor's rough industrial-pop, raw singing and sparse electronic beats. The second half does drag a bit, but is pulled back up by the explosive "Sin" ("You give me the reason/you give me control/I gave you my purity/and my purity you stole!") and hauntingly out-there "Ringfinger."
"Pretty Hate Machine" could, in a sense, be seen as a concept album — a mapping of the painful emotions in a breakup. Okay, painful breakups are not a big deal in the musical world — every cheesy popstar does them. The difference is, Trent Reznor does them with passion, genuine anger, and explosive music that mirrors the betrayed feelings.
Reznor gets much flack for his angsty songwriting and accompanying vocal style. But it has to be admitted that even when the songwriting is sub-par — the rather whiny, it's-God's-fault "Terrible Lie" — Reznor's rough vocals bring them to life in all their painful glory.
This is also Nine Inch Nails' most minimalist album — no soundscapes, just the guitars and electronics. The instrumentation matches the theme of inverted love — Reznor throws in some poppy industrial beats, which manage to be darkly catchy and gritty at the same time. Underlying all of this is some smoldering, twisted guitar and drum machines.
Explosive rage, betrayal, confusion and pain lie at the heart of "Pretty Hate Machine," an unforgettable debut that Reznor has yet to equal in pure emotion.


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The glitch-hop of "Works Every Time" paints the scene like a flood of overhead lights, industrial effects spinning underneath. And in the middle of it is El-P. He signifies the struggle to wrest our souls from addiction, which El-P uses as a metaphor for the things that tie people down. "I'll do anything, anything, anything to go home," he says. But you get the feeling there's no other place he'd rather be.
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48. Heems - "Womyn"
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45. Dustin-Prestige - "I Am Legend"
Audacity is Presto's M.O. He's the type of guy who wants to make sure you feel his aura when he walks into a room. So on this bold anthem, he grabs hold of the beat with a totally politically incorrect boast and never lets go. Does his city proud in the process.
44. Pusha T - "Exodus 23:1"
43. Big K.R.I.T. - "Money on the Floor" (Ft. 8Ball & MJG and 2 Chainz)
42. Angel Haze - "Werkin' Girls"
41. Rukus - "Watching the Moon (Stay)" Feat. Marium Echo
Don't let the title fool you, "Watching the Moon" isn't exactly a lullaby. It's a man and his woman quibbling over work-related issues. It's also proof that Rukus can go rhyme for rhyme with any of the names on the 2012 Freshman list. Marium Echo is no slouch, either. She can hold a note alongside any singer on the charts. Here, they combine for some sweet-sour music that drips with honesty.


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In honor of the release of this year's NCAA Football series, I messed around with EA Sports Team Builder to create the Boston College All-Star program using players from 1993 to present.
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The Falcoholic asks readers to project the final numbers for the Atlanta Falcons' receivers and tight ends come the end of 2011. A discussion breaks out.
Were Tony Gonzalez not a professional athlete, people would likely look upon him as one of those crunchy hippie do-gooder types. For one thing, he's a vegan who sells his teammates on the virtues...
Tony Gonzalez signed this for me at Red Friday, his last year as a Chief. I was super happy, I couldn't believe I was standing right there in front of him. I also have one from Brodie Croyle and Donnie Edwards. But this one stands out!
Pic is from AJC. And welcome to your wife.Mark Richt wants a home game in the Dome. F That. The ACC and GT should not allow Georgia in there. ATL is Tech's hometown. If recruits want to see uga,...
Great article on why the Falcons probably won't be airing it out all that much this year. And, as a side note, Clayton loves Matty Ice... "As for Ryan, I haven't been this excited about a quarterback prospect since Peyton Manning came into the league in 1998. Ryan has it all. He can make all the throws, he has a fourth-quarter presence similar to Manning or Tom Brady's, and he's a student of the game. In the first quarter of last season, Ryan had progressed enough he was able to get to his fourth read and complete passes."
He's not going to be a blocker. He is going to be a third-down converter, a red zone scorer and the new best friend of quarterback Matt Ryan. Yes, he has a role; it will be to be Tony G. At this point in his career, he has defined his own role.Michael Lombardi on Tony Gonzalez's role with the Falcons
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Fairfield County Coroner Barkley Ramsey said the driver of the wrong-way vehicle has been identified as Takeya Taylor of Columbia. Ramsey the investigation indicates Taylor, who turned 28 on Thursday, had been drinking before the collision.
Troopers said Taylor's vehicle was traveling north in the southbound lanes when it crashed head-on into a 2012 Hyundai driven by 48-year-old Lisa Denise Jefferson of Charleston. Ramsey said Jefferson died at the scene.
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Big East Tournament Watch Party At The Brewery
Cards fans filled The Brewery on Baxter Avenue to watch Louisville take down Syracuse 78-61 in the Big East tournament championship on March 16.
The Brewery's Christmas Party
The Brewery Bar & Restaurant, located at 426 Baxter Ave., hosted a rousing Christmas party for both old and new friends on Dec. 22.
The Brewery Grand Re-opening
The popular restaurant and bar of the 80s and 90s is now back in its same location.
The Brewery, 426 Baxter Ave., celebrated its grand re-opening on May 12 after a successful launch in early March.
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The State of Life Nomadic
Here's what's going on with Life Nomadic. The site still isn't ready, but it's getting close. I also said that it was close a month ago, so take that with a grain of salt.
The primary delay is that the site is being coded by hand from scratch. It's not built on wordpress, drupal, or anything else like that. Todd is custom coding it from the ground up. This means that it takes a lot longer to get ready, but will also be way more advanced than any other site like it.
The second delay is that we basically did zero work for two weeks while we went everywhere in Panama. Can't say I regret that at all.
Moving on...
Todd is no longer on Life Nomadic. He left Panama a couple days ago to return to Austin. He's been having mixed feelings about traveling since Christmas, and ultimately decided to hang out in Austin for a while. I'm sure he'll still go on some Life Nomadic trips in the future, but couldn't guess when.
The good (great) news is that he's still going to be working on the site. Even as he was wavering about traveling he was enthusiastic about the site. He'll also be in the next few videos (which he's also editing).
I love Panama to death, so I decided to stay an extra month. I rented a great apartment right next to Parque Urraca (in case you know Panama), and I eat at one of my very favorite restaurants in the world, Casa Vegetariana, every day. Paradise.
After Panama I'll be heading to the Dominican Republic and Haiti for 3 weeks, and then I'll be taking a ship across the Atlantic to St. Maarten, Spain, Portugal, and England.
That's as far as I have booked up for now. Three of my friends will be in England then, so I may stay for a little while. Then I'll either head back to Austin before the summer trip or maybe squeeze a quick trip to Peru in there.
But you never know... a random cheap fare to India or Kyrgyzstan could send me away as well.
Waiting for Life Nomadic to be live shouldn't be a big deal. I am currently posting content in three different places:
- Blog posts at www.gadling.com/lifenomadic
- Pictures at www.flickr.com/lifenomadic
- Videos at www.youtube.com/lifenomadic
LifeNomadic.com will combine all of that (and more) eventually, but for now it's easy enough to check them all separately. Each one has an RSS feed, too.
As I've mentioned in previous posts, I am writing a good amount of content that you will see later, which is why BTYB isn't getting tons of updates. Bear with me, please.
A few things you can do:
- I'm going to be in Fort Lauderdale / Miami for seven hours on March 31. I would really like to ship a few supplies to someone who could somehow get them to me. If you're willing to do this, dinner is on me at my favorite vegan restaurant in Fort Lauderdale (Sublime).
And actually, if you have any sort of awesome adventure that can be done in five hours or so, let me know. I might be in.
- Reader and active forum member Tim is applying to STA Travel's intern program. If he wins he will basically get to live Life Nomadic and get PAID for it for a year.Please check out his video, rate it, and leave a comment. When we voted for Bobby together he won a huge competition. Maybe we can help Tim win and we'll have two nomads associated with Better Than Your Boyfriend.
- My friend Dova made a Facebook group for BTYB. I switched my Facebook to Japanese to practice, which means I can't really figure out what you're supposed to do on a Facebook group, but if you have a Facebook account, you ought to join us and see who else reads here.


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The Browns' revamped regime made an early free-agent statement with the signing of Ravens OLB Paul Kruger.
Cleveland Browns: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Cleveland Browns, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Browns hire Farmer as assistant GM
The Browns hired Ray Farmer as the team's assistant general manager and changed Michael Lombardi's title to general manager.
Chudzinski offers little on Browns' QB situation
New Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski wasn't tipping his hand as to what direction the team might go at quarterback.
Browns owner back as CEO with family business
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is returning to his role as CEO of Pilot Flying J, his Tennessee-based truck-stop empire.
Report: Eagles peg Davis as defensive coordinator
Former Browns LB coach Billy Davis will be the Eagles new defensive coordinator, according to Geoff Mosher of Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia.
Browns release DE Rucker
The Browns released DE Frostee Rucker on Tuesday, the team announced.
Seahawks hire Thomas as VP of football administration
The Seahawks hired Matt Thomas as the team's vice president of football administration on Friday.
Browns hire three assistants
The Browns hired Louie Cioffi (defensive backs), Joe Cullen (defensive line) and Shane Steichen (offensive quality control) to their coaching staff on Tuesday.
Browns hire Horton as defensive coordinator
The Browns hired former Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton to run their defense, the team announced Friday.
Turner should benefit Browns RB Richardson
Norv Turner wanted a bellcow back in San Diego last season, and he should have one in Cleveland with Trent Richardson.
Browns name Lombardi VP of player personnel
The Browns named Michael Lombardi, the former NFL Network analyst, their vice president of player personnel, the team announced Friday
Browns hire Turner as offensive coordinator
The Browns hired former Chargers head coach Norv Turner as their offensive coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
Report: Browns to sell stadium naming rights
The Browns are close to selling naming rights for their stadium to an energy company based in Akron, Ohio.
What's next for Browns' offense?
At his introductory press conference on Friday, Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski shed some light on his offensive philosophy.
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The Houston Texans have signed Graham. The 34-year-old Graham has played for a dozen NFL teams in his career. He played for Cincinnati from 2003-09 and was named to the Pro Bowl in 2005 when he made 28 of 32 field-goal attempts.||||||| Graham played for the New York Giants and then the New England Patriots in 2010, participated in training camps in Washington and Dallas last year before spending two weeks with the Dolphins last November. He finished last season in Baltimore. Graham will compete against Houston rookie Randy Bullock, a fifth-round draft pick.
The Baltimore Ravens have cut placekicker Shayne Graham.||||||| Graham became expendable once regular kicker Billy Cundiff returned from a left calf injury and kicked a 42-yard field goal Sunday during a 24-16 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Graham has made 18 of 19 field goals as an injury replacement over the past two seasons.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed Graham, who could replace injured Billy Cundiff in Saturday's game against Cleveland.||||||| Cundiff has a sore left calf and has struggled this month. He missed a 36-yard field goal Sunday night's against San Diego and is 2 for 5 in December. That prompted the Ravens to sign Graham on Wednesday and add him to the 53-man roster. Baltimore placed linebacker Chavis Williams (foot) on injured reserve to make room for Graham, an 11-year veteran who has played for six teams, most recently the Miami Dolphins earlier this season.
Shayne Graham is active for the Miami Dolphins' game Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.||||||| Graham, who signed Saturday, filled in for Dan Carpenter, who is inactive with a right groin injury.