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ROME: Although Italy lags behind the UK and Scandinavian countries in terms of smartphone user penetration, recent research suggests a significant proportion of Italians use their devices to visit social networks while watching TV and to view ads.
According to analysis from eMarketer, based on a study conducted by comScore MobiLens in March 2014, almost half (46.3%) of smartphone users in Italy who use their device for any TV-related activity also access social networks.
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From the time Jimmy Morris (Trevor Morgan) can fit his hand inside a leather glove and chuck a baseball, he dreams of being in the major league and hurling the winning pitch in a World Series Game. But his father's (Brian Cox) military career keeps the family moving before he can even finish a season of play, and eventually lands them all in the football town of Big Lake, Texas.
Plagued by elbow and shoulder injuries, the now grown-up Jimmy (Dennis Quaid) puts his diamond dreams on the shelf and settles into life as a high school science teacher and coach. With his wife Lorrie (Rachel Griffiths) and three children, he takes to staying put in the small town with the faded storefronts and friendly people. But a bet with the kids on his championship baseball team soon has him dusting off the glove, warming up his arm and heading for a tryout with a professional organization. Easily a decade older than the other hopefuls on the field, Jimmy has to prove himself if he wants to earn a right to stand on the pitcher's mound.
Much like Disney's 1999 release, The Straight Story, this is a movie aimed at an older audience that garners a G-rating because of its limited content issues. Other than Morris's 8-year-old son, there is hardly a character under the age of 15 on screen and most of the 2-hour movie focuses on the ball-tossing activities of the 35-year-old recruit. While the film unrolls at the leisurely (sometimes dawdling) pace of a Saturday night ballgame complete with an extra inning, fans of the sport will likely revel in the story based on the real life events of pitcher Jimmy Morris.
For the rest of the general paying public sitting in the stands, The Rookie offers some simple lessons about the importance of family relationships, community spirit, and even forgiveness. Stepping up to home plate, it emphasizes that having dreams and pursing them isn't the exclusive luxury of the under-30 generation.
Discussion Ideas After The Movie
Teaching ideas and topics to discuss about The Rookie.
Jimmy Morris had a dream to be a major league baseball pitcher. What did he do to work toward that goal? What do you want to achieve and how can you do it? Are all goals attainable?
Because of his father's career, Jimmy and his family moved a lot. Do you think that contributed to the tension between Jimmy and his father? What things could they have done differently? How can families work together to make moving less stressful for everyone?
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1:35 PM ET, August 3, 2008
Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts
BOSTON (AP) -- A rejuvenated outlook and a weaker opponent were the perfect weekend mix for the Boston Red Sox.
Jed Lowrie's two-run triple highlighted a three-run fourth inning that helped Daisuke Matsuzaka to his 12th win and the Red Sox completed a three-game sweep with a 5-2 win over the struggling Oakland Athletics on Sunday.Since the Red Sox completed a three-team, last-minute trade deadline deal that sent disgruntled outfielder Manny Ramirez to the Los Angeles Dodgers and brought Jason Bay from Pittsburgh on Thursday, the club has talked about a fresh approach in the clubhouse, emphasizing a relaxed attitude."We wanted to set a tone coming into the new month and I think we did that," Lowrie said. "The team's been revived. I don't think it was a matter of anyone coming or anyone going."Bay continued his strong start with the Red Sox, going 2-for-4 with a pair of singles and two runs scored. He also threw out a runner trying to stretch a single."He's done a great job, playing great defense and getting on base," Boston first baseman Kevin Youkilis said. "That's why they brought him here. They thought he could come out and help this team win, and that's what he's doing."Coincidence or not, departure has coincided with some wins."One of the things we talked about was not looking back or looking forward, just attacking what's at hand," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said of a team meeting held Friday. "We did that very well."Boston improved to 40-16 at Fenway Park after losing five of the initial six games in a nine-game homestand. The Red Sox, just 24-32 away from home, play their next seven games on the road, beginning Monday night in Kansas City."I think where we're at right now, we can be pretty darn good," Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek said.Daric Barton hit a two-run homer for the Athletics, who lost their sixth straight and 15th in 17 games."You look, bad series, going 0-3," A's manager Bob Geren said. "But we did get a few home runs here, which we've been lacking."Oakland's five runs in the series came on three homers.Matsuzaka (12-2), allowed two runs, four hits, walked two and struck out eight in six innings.Jonathan Papelbon, the third reliever, worked a perfect ninth for his 31st save. Boston's bullpen held the A's to one single over the final three innings.The Red Sox grabbed a 1-0 lead five pitches into the game when Dustin Pedroia doubled off the Green Monster and scored on Youkilis' single.Boston increased it to 4-0 and chased starter Dallas Braden (2-2) in the fourth. Lowrie, the final batter Braden faced, hit a line drive over center fielder Carlos Gonzalez after Mike Lowell doubled and Bay singled. Gonzalez, playing shallow, had the ball go over his head as he broke back. Coco Crisp added a sacrifice fly."I don't think they'll pay shallow anymore," Lowrie joked.Barton's homer cut it to 4-2 in the fifth.Crisp's sacrifice fly made it 5-2 in the sixth.Matsuzaka worked out of a tough spot in the second, allowing Gonzalez's leadoff triple before striking out Jack Hannahan and Bobby Crosby and getting Barton to fly out."He threw a 100 pitches in the first [few] innings," Barton said. "We had a lot of guys on base, but just didn't capitalize on it."There was a lighter moment in the fifth when lumbering DH David Ortiz walked and took off for second on the next pitch, not drawing a throw on his first stolen base of the season that amused the crowd as catcher Rob Bowen bobbled the ball.Game notes
Boston RF J.D. Drew was given the day off. ... Red Sox RHP David Aardsma, on the 15-day DL since July 20 with a strained right groin, pitched a perfect inning with two strikeouts in a rehab assignment with Triple-A Pawtucket on Sunday afternoon. ... The A's optioned Saturday's losing pitcher Dana Eveland to Triple-A Sacramento before the game and recalled LHP Dan Meyer, who pitched a perfect eighth. ... Geren said Crosby was a bit dizzy when he took him out in the eighth, and thought it may have been heat related. Crosby said he felt OK. ... A young boy seated along the third-base line was hit by Bay's foul liner in the fourth and quickly carried from the stands by a Red Sox security person. He was treated in a first-aid room in the park and later returned to his seat, team spokesperson John Blake said. ... Thunder rumbled around Fenway in the sixth, drawing 'oohs' from the crowd before play was halted by rain for 37 minutes. ... Ortiz had three stolen bases last season, his last Sept. 2. ... Youkilis has a 10-game hitting streak. ... Matsuzaka said he hoped to pitch the seventh before the rain came.
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Tue 3/25 | BOS 6, @OAK 5 | Recap |
Wed 3/26 | @OAK 5, BOS 1 | Recap |
Tue 4/1 | BOS 2, @OAK 1 | Recap |
Wed 4/2 | BOS 5, @OAK 0 | Recap |
Fri 5/23 | @OAK 8, BOS 3 | Recap |
Sat 5/24 | @OAK 3, BOS 0 | Recap |
Sun 5/25 | @OAK 6, BOS 3 | Recap |
Fri 8/1 | @BOS 2, OAK 1 | Recap |
Sat 8/2 | @BOS 12, OAK 2 | Recap |
» Sun 8/3 | @BOS 5, OAK 2 | Box Score |
Complete Schedule: Athletics | Red Sox |
Scoring Summary
1st | K Youkilis singled to center, D Pedroia scored, K Youkilis to second advancing on throw. | 0 | 1 | |
4th | J Lowrie tripled to deep center, M Lowell and J Bay scored. | 0 | 3 | |
4th | C Crisp hit sacrifice fly to center, J Lowrie scored. | 0 | 4 | |
5th | D Barton homered to right, B Crosby scored. | 2 | 4 | |
6th | C Crisp hit sacrifice fly to center, J Bay scored, J Lowrie to third. | 2 | 5 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Fenway Park, Boston, MA |
Attendance | 37,317 (100.7% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:03 |
Weather | 75 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 10 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Brian Gorman, First Base - Gerry Davis, Second Base - Bruce Dreckman, Third Base - Todd Tichenor |


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I dont have heart of the swarm beta but i saw the trailer and the zerg is back!?!?!?
I thought rayner cleared the zerg once and for all but i guess not. Anyone know how it happend |
The Swarm is not destroyed, only leaderless thanks to Raynor's actions.
Raynor only cleared out the zerg on char... although what astounds me is the fact that the hive clusters could spawn more larvae and more zerg would have been attacking them while Raynor & friends went after Kerrigan.
If the hives had died they would have all exploded into a bunch of broodlings which would have killed them so you can't make that argument. |
The Zerg have infested a number of planets and asteroids. Although Kerrigan was essentially the new Overmind, defeating her does not automatically trigger apoptosis in Zerg. Each Zerg creature DOES have a sentience, depending on the breed. Obviously, Hydralisks are smarter than Zerglings, who are akin to feral dogs. Overlords and Queens are also quite intelligent. They are all simply minor intellects that pool together their needs and goals to become a larger, collective being.
Even with their lynchpin gone, the individual swarms can still pool together into a higher intelligence. It has been shown this is exactly what is happening with the Brood Mothers. |
Notice how the eyes of the Kerrigan in the assault glow purple, but the real Kerrigan has fiery glow.
Which means the whole sequence could be happening somewhere in the future where Zerg is led by a clone of Kerrigan or Kerrigan herself's future form. Or, it could be a dream of what stated above. |
The Xel'Naga artifact didnt wipe out all the zerg, zerg are on several planets everywhere, hell the artifact probably didnt even wipe out all of char, just a massive part, giving the terrans pause to grab kerrigan and gtfo out of there.
The Char mission's objective was not to eliminate all Char Zerg. It was to hold off Zerg forces until the artifact was triggered and Kerrigan was secured. Zerg loses were sever, but Char was still quite well populated by the swarm, not to mention Zerg forces in orbit and on other planets. Novels and other sources confirm this as fact. That said, even leaderless, ravaging hordes of living killing machines are still quite dangerous operating by instinct alone.
In short, it was a smash and grab job, not a scorched earth mission.
Edited by darkhybrid on 1/24/2013 9:15 PM PST
Raynor only cleared out the zerg on char... although what astounds me is the fact that the hive clusters could spawn more larvae and more zerg would have been attacking them while Raynor & friends went after Kerrigan. He far from cleared out the zerg on char. He either takes out their nydus network or their air platform, and then puts their primary hive out of business, and proceeds to take their leader, but had they stayed there much longer, you could be assured that the zerg would've flooded them again. |
The Zerg outnumber the entire Terran and Protoss races combined. The Zerg probably number in the trillions if not tens of trillions spread across the galaxy. They are actually weaker under Kerrigan's control, the Zerg on Aiur are feral living off the Overmind's corpse, and apparently those on Zerus and elsewhere beyond the Koprulu Sector are also feral. There also appears to be a few years between WoL's end and HotS' beginning which I believe is explored in the novel Flashpoint. A very minuscule portion of the Zerg were killed.
We really didn't get to see the Nydus Network itself, we saw a cave full of Zerg. Take note of the Nydus Worms popping up in the cave, technically you are not in the network itself just flooding the zone where the reinforcements are coming out. An example of the actual network is when you see Kerrigan come out of it in the All-In mission. |
Uhm...I'm pretty sure that the artifact range wasn't that big. Just a bunch of hives...no big loss.
What most people have said, Raynor didn't kill the zerg off or even destroyed anything close to a large percentage of their numbers, he simply "removed' the head (Kerrigan's command of the zerg) which turned the beasts into mindless unorganized monsters. They are currently in complete and total chaos, attacking each other, killing what and who they want to be able to feed and survive, basic instincts.
As far as the zerg on char, well they aren't all dead, as someone said Raynor barely scratched the surface even with the artifact, once he got Kerrigan, he got the hell out of dodge. Source: Flashpoint (the book). Pain i'm sorry but you are wrong, their isn't a few years between the both installments of the game, in fact its probably a few weeks IF that. I suggest you read the book Flashpoint, it bridges the gap between the two games. As for the zerg being weaker under Kerrigan, unless you are referring to the savagery on a single unit compared side by side then yes, however without a head to control the zerg, the organism we know as the "swarm" is nothing, the zerg uncontrolled fight each other, eat each other, and revert back to basic instincts (all the different type of zerg units no longer act as an entity, in fact they kill, fight each other and sometimes themselves as well). Uncontrolled they fight to survive, theoretically if two zerglings ran afer you, and you shot one, the other would eat his buddy and leave you alone (as demonstrated in the book Flashpoint), how is that stronger then when under the control of Kerrigan? It isn't. Furthermore, in the book, I forgot who said it but that person made a valid point, the zerg will eventually replace Kerrigan, because to survive they need someone to control them which portrays their instinct for survival isn't solitary, its with unison, of course this won't mean one person will stand up and control the entire swarm, but i'm sure in the expansion we will see "broods" appearing in some places, because something or someone has taken control locally.
Edited by Feargrim on 1/31/2013 7:17 PM PST
Yeah, pretty much. He threw the swarm into chaos by removing the queen of blades from her throne, but the zerg are everywhere. Only a fraction of the zerg was even on Char. Even at that, Warfield and Valerian were losing the battle, all they were really doing was keeping enough zerg busy for Jim to use the artifact. And they really weren't even that useful to that extent either, if you've ever played the final mission on brutal. |
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Paper Rocket Profile
Last weekend I met a nice guy named Geoff Duncanson. He's an artist, he helps run the Ditko Zine Library, and he's all around a cool dude. We talked about Paper Rocket and he did this little write-up. Pretty cool!
Birthday Release Party Recap
The Paper Rocket & Friends Birthday Release party was a hit! I couldn't have asked for a better birthday. The room was filled with friends enjoying cheap beer and cake pops (as of late, my favorite things). I gave a little presentation on the production process involved in Character (because, why not, I think it's interesting) and Jeffrey Lewis showed us some illustrated music videos he's been working on. Jess did a painting demo, using Desert Island owner Gabe Fowler as her subject.
Good times. I feel good about being 36.
Paper Rocket & Friends Birthday Release Party
The Characters Kickstarter made its goal (in the first 24 hours, even!). I'm ever so grateful to all the folks who have supported it.
I'll be having a release party for Characters. A birthday release party!
Paper Rocket and Friends Birthday Release Party
with Robyn Chapman, Jess Ruliffson, and Jeffrey Lewis
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Thursday, March 6, 7-9pm
March 6 is the birthday of Robyn Chapman, and it's the 1-year anniversary of her micro-press, Paper Rocket Minicomics. It's also the release date of her latest publication, Characters by Jess Ruliffson. Jeffrey Lewis is also celebrating a release, a triple release in fact! Jeff is debuting Fuff #9 (his latest comic), Jeffrey Lewis & The Jrams (his latest cd), and Sonnet Youth: Daydream Nation (his latest zine).
Jess will do a live portrait painting and Jeff will do a slideshow reading. There will be cupcakes.
Pre-order Characters via Kickstarter!
The Characters Kickstarter is live. Check it out!
My goal is modest, I'm only trying to raise $600. But this is a short Kickstarter: only two weeks long! It's not a given that I'll make it. Your pledge could make the difference!
Why set a goal so low? Because I'm trying to use Kickstarter as a distribution mechanism, not as a fund-raising mechanism. For a pledge of $9, you get a copy of Characters. The retail price of Characters with shipping is just about $9. And Characters will ship IMMEDIATELY after this Kickstarter ends and funds have cleared. You don't have to wait for me to actually publish Characters. (Here's a secret: I've already published it.)
I use Kickstarter often, with every book in fact. I hope my modest goals will assuage Kickstarter fatigue and Kickstarter skepticism.
The thing is, I need to get my books to people. There are few distribution options available to me, so if I find one that works I stick by it. The other thing is, I need to make my publishing sustainable. My books (eventually) need to pay for themselves. I don't have enough working capital to operate any other way. The last thing is, I pay my authors. Not a lot, but I pay as much as I'm able to while keeping my publishing sustainable. All this means that even if I am a little skeptical about Kickstarter (and I am) I can't afford to ignore a way to sell my books that actually works. I can't afford to be too proud to use Kickstarter.
And, anyway, if Fantagraphics is using Kickstarter, isn't it officially ok? What am I apologizing for? Get off my back!
Honestly, if there was another app that offered a pre-order system that was as popular and efficient as Kickstarter, I'd use that instead. But until then, I've got Kickstarter. And I'm thankful for it.
For more thoughts on how I use Kickstarter, check out the Risks and Challenges section of the Characters Kickstarter.
Paper Rocket at Paper Jam
So far, February has been jam-packed. On Saturday I was at the first-ever Paper Jam Small Press Festival at the Silent Barn.
This was a special show for me. It's just three subway stops away from home, and it's run by my good buddy Robin Enrico. (Or, as he is sometimes called in my circles, Boy-Robin. I'm Girl-Robyn.) It's a curated show, and, should you be honored with an invite, the tables are FREE. Admission is also free, though it was $7 to see the bands afterwards.
The Silent Barn is such a crazy place. It's a concert venue/hair salon/bar/photo booth/lots of other stuff probably. This was my first time at their new location, and it seems that they've a built a strong community there. The show had a great turnout, despite the bitter weather.
I only snapped a couple of quick pictures, but here they are.
Characters Recap
Characters, the exhibition, was quite a shindig! It didn't take long for Launchpad to fill (mostly with cartoonists, many who had their portrait on wall). Characters, the book, had an enthusiastic launch! We sold the 23 copies I brought.
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- 03-14-13, 11:16 AM Thread Author #1
OtterBox Won't make a Commuter case for Z10
So I was buzzing around the Crackberry store and noticed that there was no OtterBox Commuter series case for the Z10. I've noticed for awhile now that only the Defender is available, so I decided to check out OtterBox's website to see if they had a Commuter listed at all. No such luck...
I sent a tweet out to OtterBox asking if they would be developing a commuter series case for the Z10 and they said no
I'm a little disappointed. I've had Defender series cases before and to be honest I don't like how bulky they make the phone. I've used a Commuter on my last 5 phones including the one I have now. I really like the sleek design and the fact that it doesn't over-power the look and size of the phone.
I'm wondering if anyone else knows of a similarly robust case for the Z10 that doesn't make it look like a giant chunk of rubber?LG VX3200 > Motorola Razr Black > Sony Ericsson W300i > Nokia 6265 (Black) > iPhone 3G > iPhone 4 > BlackBerry Torch 9800 > BlackBerry Bold 9900 > Samsung Galaxy Nexus >BlackBerry Z10- RIP > BlackBerry Z30 > LG G3
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I would suggest the case mate tough case or the incipio dual pro.
Thanked by:fragment137 (03-14-13)
I've been in contact with Otterbox via their twitter also since January. They have no current plans but they're likely also taking a wait and see attitude with the Z10. Considering the quality that Otterbox puts into their cases I can understand this. I settled for a Incipio Dual Pro but will continue to pester them because the commuter line has always been my go favorite case. They only did a Defender for the Playbook which is an amazing case and I love the little hinged stand in the screen cover but I'm not a fan of the Defender on the Z10.
Last edited by jcraig; 03-14-13 at 01:51 PM. Reason: *edited for typing 'the January' lol*
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Their quality has been severely lacking the past couple of years. Right now I have the commuter case on my 9900 and it's actually falling apart! So disappointed. Also there have been nothing but complaints about the defender case for the Z10 and the misplacement of the sleeper magnet. I think I'm ready to move on from otterbox. Right not I'm eyeing the Ballistics SG case for the Z10. I have that case for the PlayBook and love it compared to the Defender case for the PlayBook
They will infact have a commuter for the Z10...trust me it's coming.
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www.twitter.com/Riley2513 - 03-14-13, 12:15 PM #6
I had a commuter for my GS2 for almost 2 years and my wife managed to crack it. When I asked if she wanted to replace it, she said she found it too bulky and just went with a skin.
The Defender Case for the Z10 is actually laughable IMO with how chunky it is
Posted via CB10 - 03-14-13, 12:17 PM #7
I've been watching as well, with the Us release days away, I'm sure it's coming
957, 6210, 7230, 7100, 8130, 8700, 8300, 8800, 9000, 9800, 9900, Z10, Z30, Passport.....? - 03-14-13, 12:22 PM #8
I know that I would purchase this case for my phone and my brothers as we both had the commuter on our Torch 9860 and the only issue that would happen was with removing it alot for batt pulls and what not, the rubber piece kinda was a little stretched but leaving it in the sun off of the phone for a day would have it tight again. I have already started looking at alternatives like Ballistics SG as mentioned above. If they don't release it I wont be purchasing the brick they call the defender case. Plus I have read some reviews that state using the swiping is restricted with the defender case. So not worth it, just need to be extra careful lol
Last edited by SkaterGuy2k; 03-15-13 at 09:07 PM.
The best 'Commuter type' case I've used is the Incipio OVR MLD.
I currently use the Defender without it's screen protector and a Skinomi screen protector.
I also emailed OtterBox and they said that "We're not currently developing a Commuter case for the Z10."
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- 03-14-13, 01:03 PM Thread Author #10
I've looked at all the cases mentioned here and to be honest my favourite of them is the OVRMLD mentioned by CJH. It looks to be about the size of a Commuter... very sleek and doesn't add too much bulk to the phone. The Ballistics case is more reminiscent of a Defender... I don't like the "padded" look on the corners.
Thanks for the info guys,LG VX3200 > Motorola Razr Black > Sony Ericsson W300i > Nokia 6265 (Black) > iPhone 3G > iPhone 4 > BlackBerry Torch 9800 > BlackBerry Bold 9900 > Samsung Galaxy Nexus >BlackBerry Z10- RIP > BlackBerry Z30 > LG G3
"If you wish to make apple pie from scratch you must first create the universe." - Carl Sagan - 03-15-13, 08:47 PM #11
Otterbox already have a Commuter for the S4. Gah.
The OVR MLD is a great case but doesn't have port covers, a deal-breaker for me.
Posted via CB10 - 03-23-13, 01:18 PM #12
How is the OVRMLD compared to the dualpro? I picked up the dual pro yesterday and I like the casemate tough case a lot better. The dualpro doesn't feel very fitted to the phone and I don't like the silicone. The casemate clips on a lot nicer and feels more solid
I'm diehard commuter fan on my 9530 and my 9700
When using it on my 9860...then it hits me.
Having difficulty to type close to edge in portrait mode because of the raised rubber
Finally swiched to capdase alumor
As for my future z10, already ordered ballictic SG
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD - 08-03-14, 05:56 AM #16
It never came...
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Do you think TT should support Co-op vs AI?
Just what the title says.
I personally do because I know that there's some people (myself included) who would like to play on the twisted treeline and not have to do pvp to play on it (not saying pvp is bad, but some people rather not do pvp only). Please keep all comments constructive. Thank you for your time. |
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Whenever thinking about a feature request like this there's only really 3 questions to ask:
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Them poll results man.
So many people obviously don't want this. Kiddingtons waiting for the results to be 1000 wants and 10 nos. Too many nos. Not doing it. Sarcasm people. Sarcasm ;/ |
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Galliford Try to build £36m Longbridge retirement village
29/01/2015: Galliford Try has signed a £36m contract to build a retirement village on five acres of the former MG Rover plant in Longbridge, southwest of Birmingham. more »
EC Harris extends Lloyds Bank role
29/01/2015: Arcadis subsidiary EC Harris has won an eight-year contract to manage design and construction of all capital projects for Lloyds Banking Group. more »
Regal takes on Limehouse development
29/01/2015: Property developer Regal Homes has acquired a series of historic canal-side warehouse buildings in London's Limehouse district. more »
Skanska Colas consortium wins £400m Waterloo rail works
28/01/2015: A Skanska-led consortium has been selected by Network Rail for a £400m programme of works to increase train capacity at London Waterloo Station and across the Wessex Route. more »
Keepmoat wins £16.8m maintenance deal
28/01/2015: Housing and regeneration specialist Keepmoat has renewed a major contract to provide maintenance support to 4,000 homes across Yorkshire. more »
Barr to build Irvine leisure centre
27/01/2015: Barr has won an £18.2m contract to build a new leisure centre in Irvine for North Ayrshire Council. more »
RB plans new £100m lab in Hull
27/01/2015: Reckitt Benckiser, the Harpic to Strepsils healthcare products group, is planning to build a new £100m laboratory in Hull. more »
Approval for £450m Horley housing scheme
27/01/2015: Reigate & Banstead Borough Council has given outline planning consent for a £450m development of 1,510 homes in Horley, Surrey. more »
Rydon wins £9m Weston care scheme
27/01/2015: Alliance Homes Group has awarded Rydon a £9m contract to build an extra care development to provide housing, care and support for people with dementia. more »
Balfour Beatty wins £120m Sussex student halls scheme
26/01/2015: The University of Sussex has selected Balfour Beatty as its preferred bidder to design, build, finance and manage a £120m student accommodation project. more »
Contest opens to build £90m Bristol arena
26/01/2015: Bristol City Council has begun the search for a contractor to build its planned £90m events arena. more »
Osborne wins Hackney housing scheme
26/01/2015: Hackney Council has selected Osborne as its contractor for a £5.6m housing development. more »
Dawnus picked for Cardiff Bay link road
23/01/2015: Dawnus Construction has landed a £27.3m contract to build the Cardiff Eastern Bay link road for the Welsh government. more »
Cut-price bid wins Welsh bypass for Balfour Beatty
23/01/2015: In the week that Balfour Beatty was criticised for getting its prices wrong, the company has been confirmed for a major road scheme with a bid 30% below the client's estimate. more »
Carillion signs its £200m prison maintenance deal
23/01/2015: Carillion has signed a pair of contracts to provide facilities management services for public sector prisons. more »
Keepmoat wins Newcastle housing deals
23/01/2015: Housing and regeneration specialist Keepmoat has won three contracts together worth £11m to build affordable homes for Your Homes Newcastle. more »
Seddon selected for Swadlincote
23/01/2015: Social landlord Trent & Dove Housing has handed Seddon Construction a £4.6m contract to build a housing development in Swadlincote, Derbyshire. more »
LHC steps up seminar programme
22/01/2015: Local authority procurement organisation LHC is holding pre-tender seminars for contractors interested in its new housing framework. more »
Second Motel One for Russells
21/01/2015: Russells Construction has secured a £17m contract to build a hotel in Manchester. more »
British Land submits Broadgate refurb plans
21/01/2015: Plans for a major refurbishment of a Broadgate office building in the City of London have been submitted by British Land. more »


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