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Short story about a woman who meets her future common-law husband on a train after snubbing a man who then commits suicide by throwing himself on the tracks… Juliet went to see "Hiroshima Mon Amour" with Juanita, another teacher who later invited her to a cabin in the woods. Being near a place where she knew someone, she thought she might as well stop by… On the train out the previous Christmas, Juliet, 29 and working on her Ph.D. in classics, sat with a book in her lap. A shadow appeared, a trousered leg. "Is this seat taken…" He was perhaps in his fifties, strands of hair plastered across his scalp. She lowered her eyes to her book "I saw you there reading your book all by yourself and thought, maybe we could sort of chum around?" And she got up and walked away… In the observation car, a different man took the seat opposite. The train stopped at a station. Then started up again. Then there was a lurch. An abrupt stop. Doors opened and closed. The conductor spoke, "Nothing serious. It seems we hit an obstacle." Juliet became aware of a problem of her own. Monthly bleeding was the bane of her life…. "Did you hear it was a B-O-D-Y?" said a woman. Juliet saw a small group of men with a stretcher, one was the man from the observation car. The train started up again. Juliet heard a woman talking,"…Full of blood. So it must have splashed in when the train went over…"… The man from the observation car came back. "Are you a doctor? Did you see the man who-" "I'm not a doctor, but I have some medical experience." "Was he wearing a blue shirt?" she asked. "Did you know him," the man asked. "No." "Excuse me." The man left. She fell asleep and dreamed about leading children across ice-tiles of iambic pentameter. She awoke to find the man sitting across from her. She realized she had to get to the ladies toilet at once. He was still there when she got back. "It occurred to me that I was rude to you. You had it right, the way you described him." Juliet's eyes overflowed with tears. She told him how the man in the blue shirt had come over. How she'd picked up and left. "Rotten luck," he said. "The first time you get up the nerve to give somebody the gears, he throws himself under a train. I think this is minor. Other things will happen in your life." They went on talking. His name was Eric Porteous, and he lived north of Vancouver on the West Coast. Eight years ago his wife had had a severe accident. Now she was unable to walk or feed herself… Eric took Juliet to the observation deck and showed her the different constellations. She told him the stories behind them… Instead of visiting Juanita in June, Juliet went to Whale Bay. It turned out that Eric's wife had just died. Juliet arrived in time for the wake, but after Eric had left to be with his girlfriend, Christa. Ailo, a broad-shouldered woman was at his house and fed her. Juliet stayed… On the train, Eric had given her brandy, then kissed her all over her face. She had lied and said she was a virgin. He had laughed softly and left her at her berth… Alone in his house, Juliet drank some liquor. When the door opened, she could not look up. "You're here," he said, laughing in triumph. He advanced on her… Christa will later will become Juliet's great friend, but never forgo the ironic flicker of submerged rivalry.


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The inauguration ceremony for Dmitri Medvedev, the new president of the Russian Federation, was held in Moscow on May 7. After being sworn in, Medvedev delivered his inauguration speech – emphasizing the need to reinforce the state's law and order system and raise living standards. The Vremya Novostei newspaper quotes a Kremlin source as saying that Medvedev went over the draft speech prepared by his staff and wrote all the key points himself.
Medvedev said that human rights and liberties "are recognized as the highest value in our society, and this is what determines the meaning and content of all state activity." He sees his most important task as "continuing to develop civil and economic liberties, and giving citizens broad new opportunities to realize their potential." Medvedev also mentioned his trademark topic: the role played by the law and legal nihilism in Russia. He stressed that he is paying special attention to "the fundamental role of the law, which is the basis for our state and our civil society." In Medvedev's view, the main objective is to make Russia "one of the world's best countries – the best in ensuring comfortable, confident, and safe living conditions for our people – this is our strategy and our orientation for the years to come."
RIA Novosti reports that after his first official speech as head of state, Medvedev received all the attributes of the presidency: the standard, the nuclear briefcase, and the presidential jet.
What's more, says Gazeta.ru, Medvedev now has a new home on the Web: after the inauguration, the president's official website carried an announcement about Medvedev taking office – while the president-elect's website, scheduled to operate until May 7, shut down. As News.ru reports, photographs of Vladimir Putin at the presidential website have been replaced by a gallery of Medvedev images; the main news item was Medvedev taking the oath of office. The site also has a brief first-person biography of the new president, compiled from his speeches and interviews.
The Vedomosti newspaper reports on the opposition's sluggish response to the inauguration. Novosibirsk was the only place where the Communist Youth League organized some protest street theater, featuring mice – intended to "demonstrate the real level of this event" and the meaning of the inauguration. Yelisei Tambovtsev, the organization's leader in that region, said: "We had a white mouse running along a pipe from a model of Government House to a model of the Kremlin, and a gray mouse doing the reverse." The protest was recorded on video and clips will be distributed online.
Meanwhile, artists took a creative approach to the inauguration – not neglecting national traditions. As Radio Liberty reports, the Medvedevka exhibition has opened at the S.ART gallery in Moscow. The organizers suggested that there ought to be a new brand of vodka called Medvedevka, and fifty artists from various countries came up with label designs. They included the usual puns on President Medvedev's name – based on the image of a bear ("medved"), which is also the United Russia party's symbol; there were designs using Russian state symbols or old Tsarist symbols, and some more complex images: Chuk and Gek vodka with pictures of two presidents on the label, and Zaboristaya vodka with an image of the Kremlin's walls.
Gazeta.ru reports that within hours of the inauguration, the ex-president (at that point, the carefree leader of United Russia) demonstrated his sense of humor. At a Kremlin meeting with Duma faction leaders, he used an expression which he may have omitted from the inauguration ceremony as being too casual: "Greetings to the bosses!" He added: "Everyone's a boss, except me."
Analysts and observers have different views on the question of who will be the boss in the Putin-Medvedev tandem. RBC Daily maintains that Putin himself has put an end to arguments over who will be in charge, by ending his speech with a statement of support for Medvedev: "I wish him luck and success as president of the Russian Federation. Let's support him."
RBC Daily takes the view that Putin is prepared to play the secondary role in the ruling tandem, as prime minister; but it maintains that his experience, his ability to consolidate the ruling elite, and his National Development Strategy to 2020 will ensure that the new administration is stable. This view is supported by a source from Putin's team: "When Putin said that he's prepared to look after Russia for the rest of his life, he meant that he is prepared to continue serving his country, regardless of which office he holds."
RBC Daily goes on to predict that there won't be two centers of power in Russia. "There will be a capable government, not infringing in any way on the new leader's constitutional prerogatives," says Dmitri Orlov, general director of the Political and Economic Communications Agency. He maintains that Medvedev will mostly focus on his foreign policy functions.
Out-of-favor tycoon Boris Berezovsky, a perennial opponent of Putin, says he doesn't believe that Putin and Medvedev will be able to coexist peacefully. He predicts that this will cause conflict between the friends and fellow politicians. Putin is "behaving like a Jew: he's said goodbye, but hasn't left," says Berezovsky in an interview with Radio Liberty, pointing out that Putin has chosen the worst option, in terms of security among other things.
Boris Berezovsky: "He's telling Medvedev: I don't trust you, so I'm going to stay on as prime minister, and control the parliament as leader of the ruling party. In this atmosphere of mistrust, the outcome won't depend on the personalities of Putin and Medvedev – it will depend on the interests of the political forces that always cluster around the Kremlin. And this conflict will certainly be resolved in favor of one side." In Berezovsky's opinion, the conflict will be resolved in the president's favor, since Putin "doesn't control the most important thing – the president's signature on a dismissal order for the prime minister." Berezovsky notes that he has often been wrong about timeframes, but not about the essence of events; he predicts that the conflict will last "no longer than a year, probably nowhere near as long."
Mark Urnov, head of the Ekspertiza analytical center, predicts that Putin will strengthen his positions as prime minister. In an interview with Radio Libertay, Urnov lists the powers "acquired" by the new prime minister: he is the official leader of United Russia, so he has "direct control of the legislative branch," and regional leaders now report to the Cabinet. Urnov notes that Putin has yet to take the final step: "Announcing the appointment of a deputy prime minister responsible for the security and law enforcement agencies." Urnov says: "This would make Putin a full-fledged chancellor, while leaving the president much weaker than the prime minister. In effect, this means that Russia has completed the cycle of establishing an authoritarian regime in which the key figure, concentrating all power, is no longer directly dependent on voters – since the prime minister can be reappointed indefinitely, with no term limits. His position does not depend on the will of the people, as expressed through elections. It depends on the consent of the balance of power within the ruling elite."
Polit.ru maintains that observers will be able to judge the actual distribution of power between Prime Minister Putin and President Medvedev by tracking the upcoming series of dismissals and appointments in the Cabinet and the presidential administration – especially reshuffles among the security and law enforcement people (siloviki) in Putin's inner circle.
Speaking anonymously, a high-ranking state official told Reuters: "Two appointments will help everyone see the full picture: the head of the presidential administration and the director of the Federal Security Service (FSB). These appointments will clarify everything."
Polit.ru goes on to say that the stock market is particularly interested in the future of Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin; everyone is trying to figure out which economists will influence Kremlin policy-making. Another indicator is the political future of two influential deputy heads of the presidential administration: Igor Sechin and Vladislav Surkov. Sechin, chairman of the board at the Rosneft oil corporation, is regarded as the unofficial leader of the Kremlin's siloviki faction; he is predicted to become Prime Minister Putin's chief-of-staff. Political Conjuncture Center analyst Pavel Salin says: "The configuration in the Cabinet is easier to understand, since those who are known as the siloviki are Putin's usual personnel reserve, and they are likely to be transferred to the Cabinet."
Observers are also expecting some reshuffles among the "St. Petersburg lawyers" – those who have been acquainted with Medvedev since his student days in Leningrad. Medvedev has referred to one of them as a friend: Anton Ivanov, chairman of the Supreme Arbitration Court. Another of Medvedev's unofficial advisors, reportedly, is Alexander Voloshin, who served as head of the presidential administration from the late Yeltsin era through Putin's first term in office.
According to media reports, new appointments are expected to take place straight after the May holiday season – perhaps as soon as May 12. Thus, political analysts will soon be able to return to their favorite pastime: speculating about deputy prime ministers, ministers, and other political figures.


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The 34-year-old from Lymington said: "Having my selection for 2012 confirmed is obviously a big relief."
Britain's greatest Olympic sailing champion has been locked in a fierce fight for the sole spot in the Finn category since returning to the event last winter after two years away.
The likes of the improving Giles Scott, Ed Wright, Mark Andrews and Andrew Mills were all realistic choices for Olympic selection after Ainslie's plans to sail big boats and win the America's Cup were scuppered.
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"The competition was strong. Having four top GB sailors battling for qualification meant I had to be at my best in every race.
"Certainly that is a credit to those guys, how well they were sailing and how they pushed me all the way in every event.
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The sailors who got their Olympic call-up include: Ben Ainslie in the Finn; Paul Goodison, the defending champion in the Laser; Bryony Shaw - RSX women's windsurfing; Nick Dempsey - RSX men's windsurfing; Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson, the defending champions in the Star; Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark in the women's 470 race; Lucy Macgregor, Kate Macgregor and Annie Lush in the Elliott 6m, Women's Match Racing.
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Hi, On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 10:48 AM, Angela Schreiber <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > i would like to discuss the nature of exceptions that will > be thrown from the oak-api/spi module. Good point. > we decided that quite some core functionality of the JCR > API will effectively be executed and validated on the oak-core-layer > such as for example authentication, authorization or the complete versioning > API. these validation needs to comply to the API contract > defined by JSR 283/333, which define comprehensive lists of reasons > for failure and the corresponding exceptions. Here's the full list of RepositoryException subclasses defined in JSR 283: AccessControlException AccessDeniedException ActivityViolationException ConstraintViolationException InvalidItemStateException InvalidLifecycleTransitionException InvalidNodeTypeDefinitionException InvalidQueryException InvalidSerializedDataException ItemExistsException ItemNotFoundException LabelExistsVersionException LockException LoginException MergeException NamespaceException NodeTypeExistsException NoSuchNodeTypeException NoSuchWorkspaceException PathNotFoundException ReferentialIntegrityException UnsupportedRepositoryOperationException ValueFormatException VersionException Some of these can and should be handled entirely in oak-jcr (NamespaceException, UnsupportedRepositoryOperationException, ValueFormatException, etc.) and some I don't think we intend to support in any case (InvalidLifecycleTransitionException). The rest I think we need to go through case-by-case and figure out how those cases are best handled on the Oak API level. Whether to use return values (null, error codes, etc.) or exceptions depends on each particular case. > what was your preference when it comes to those exceptions? should > oak-core define it own set of exceptions that then would need to > be converted to javax.jcr.*Exception in oak-jcr or should oak-core > throw JCR exceptions? As a general rule I'd rather avoid having a JCR dependency in oak-core, but obviously it doesn't make much sense to just duplicate all JCR exceptions in Oak. I'd say we should first look at the actual cases as outlined above to see how many of the exception types we really need, and decided on how to proceed once we have that information. Generally I agree with Michael's view in that exceptions should be used only for truly exceptional cases. For example, if we expect that a save() call may fail because of validation errors, then it would IMHO be best for the return value of the related Oak commit() method to indicate whether the operation succeeded and contain relevant details in case of a failure. Oak-jcr can then turn that information to an appropriate exception to meet the JCR API contract. Only unexpected cases like a network failure should result in exceptions being thrown. BR, Jukka Zitting
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Length Overall (m/ft): 56.4m (185.04ft)
Beam: 9.4m (30.84ft)
Draught Max: 2.5m (8.2ft)
Draught Min: 0m (0ft)
Gross Tonnage: 703 Tonnes
Builder: Delta Marine
Hull #: 160001
Country of Build: United states
Date of Completion: 2001
Hull Material: Aluminium
Superstructure Material: GRP
Naval Architecture: Douglas Sharp Yacht Design
Exterior Design: Glade Johnson Design, Inc.
Interior Design: Glade Johnson Design, Inc.Las Olas Design
Class: RINA
Guests: 10
Crew: 11
Number of engines: 2
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Total HP: 2200
Total KW: 1640
Max Speed: 15kn
Cruise Speed: 13kn
Range: 4000 nautical miles
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Honeymoon Island State Park is a barrier island at the end of Causeway Boulevard located across from Palm Harbor , Ozona and Crystal Beach. This State Park is actually located in Dunedin Florida , right on the border of Palm Harbor. Honeymoon Island sits on almost 3000 acres of beautiful raw land and has beautiful beaches, mangroves, slash pines, osprey and other migrating birds to enjoy.
Palm Harbor is home to quite a few beautiful state parks. John Chestnut Park is a beautifully tree shaded park located right on the east side of Lake Tarpon . You can bring your boat and launch it, have a picnic at one of the many shelters or picnic tables, play softball, let your dogs exercise at the dog park area and have your kids entertained for hours on the playground. Anderson Park is located on the west side of Lake Tarpon . This Palm Harbor state park is full of rolling hills and wide open spaces full of beautiful green grass. At Anderson Park you could also bring your boat, your kids and your dogs. You will enjoy great picnicking areas in the grass, under the trees were down by the water. Wall Springs Park is on the border of Palm Harbor and Tarpon Springs. This Palm Harbor State Park sits close to the Gulf of Mexico and has its own spring fed lagoon full of beautiful fish. Wall Springs Park has the only playground in Pinellas County that is covered to protect our children from sunburn. The shelters next to the playground are a great place to have birthday parties all year round. At Wall Springs Park there are running and walking trails, a lookout tower over the water and a boardwalk to enjoy the natural springs. Other smaller parks in the area include Hammock Park , which hosts camps and nature walks and Putnam Park , which host baseball games, football games, tennis and a fenced in playground.
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What does it actually means or what is happening when small particles of water comes out of tailpipes when turned on? I always see it on tv when guys freshly build motors, and the other day I noticed water or sut coming out of my pipes while I let it warm up. Just curious of whats going on.
Natural result of combustion... CO2 and water
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Publication Acceptance Date: 9/1/2005
Publication Date: 11/1/2005
Citation: Vales, M.I., Schon, C.C., Capettini, F., Chen, X., Corey, A.E., Mather, D.E., Mundt, C.C., Richardson, K.L., Sandoval-Islas, J.S., Utz, H.F., Hayes, P.M. 2005. How does population size affect the estimation of barley stripe rust resistance qtl?. ASA/CSSA/SSSA Annual Meeting, Nov. 7-10, Salt Lake City, UT, P6830. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The limited population sizes used in many quantitative trait locus (QTL) detection experiments can lead to underestimation of QTL number, overestimation of QTL effects, and failure to quantify QTL interactions. We used the barley/barley stripe rust pathosystem to evaluate the effect of population size on the estimation of QTL parameters. We generated a large (n = 409) population of doubled haploid lines derived from the cross of two inbred lines, BCD47 and Baronesse. This population was evaluated for barley stripe rust severity in the Toluca Valley, Mexico, and in Washington State, USA, under field conditions. BCD47 was the principal donor of resistance QTL alleles, but the susceptible parent also contributed some resistance alleles. The major QTL, located on the long arm of chromosome 4H, close to the Mlo gene, accounted for up to of 34% of the phenotypic variance. Subpopulations of different sizes were generated using three methods - resampling, selective genotyping, and selective phenotyping - to evaluate the effect of population size on the estimation of QTL parameters. In all cases, the number of QTL detected increased with population size. QTL with large effects were detected even in small populations, but QTL with small effects were detected only by increasing population size. Selective genotyping and/or selective phenotyping approaches could be effective strategies for reducing the costs associated with conducting QTL analysis in large populations. The method of choice will depend on the relative costs of genotyping vs. phenotyping.


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Equity Stake available to grow a company of healthy food production aimed to responding to a growing need in the practice of healthy eating. The big advantage of the production method is to reconcile in the same product all the features without egg, wheat flour (gluten) and milk. The company is running...
Food Processing Co LBO Transaction #456712 posted Oct 26, 2016
- Spain
TYPE OF DEAL. Buy-out on pre-agreed conditions (via notarized contract). ACQUIRING COMPANY - Sector: frozen meat and pork derivatives - 2 companies (HoldCo restructuring needed) - Real estate Owned: 2 industrial units, combined value around €2,75M - Yearly Turnover: €7M - EBITDA: Ca €300K - Employees:...
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Communities have built their homes along the eastern banks of the Thames since Julius Caesar's men arrived there 2,000 years ago. Today, plans for the thousands of acres of old industrial land along this part of the Thames involve London's big developers and include bringing a huge number of new homes to the towns of Gravesend, Dartford and Ebbsfleet.
Many previous attempts have been made to kick-start this mammoth regeneration programme. In the Eighties, Tory environment secretary Michael Heseltine came up with the name Thames Gateway — a 40-mile industrial corridor running from Docklands to the North Sea — aiming to transform the largest swathe of brownfield land bordering any capital city in Europe into a new, thriving region.
Ten top homes in garden cities
Ten top homes in garden cities
1/10 Coach House Courtyard Priory Hill, West Dartford
£400,000: this spacious three-bedroom detached home is within walking distance of Dartford town centre, mainline station and Dartford's two grammar schools.
2/10 "Brentwood" at Cotton Lane, Dartford
£339,995: a three-bedroom semi-detached home in the Quiveir Park development of Dartford. Nestled between green open spaces and woodland, this property is just under 40 minutes from the City.
3/10 "Faversham" at Cotton Lane, Dartford
£339,995: this four-bedroom semi-detached house, at the Q Park development, is only five miles from Ebbsfleet International station which gives a journey time of 18 minutes to St Pancras and a service to Paris and Brussels.
4/10 "Ashworth" at Cotton Lane, Dartford
£304,995: the three-bedroom "Ashworth" property is traditional in design and great for entertaining with a spacious dining area and french doors that lead to the rear garden.
5/10 Nethercourt Gardens, Kent
£250,000: this three-bedroom bungalow has a well-fitted kitchen and a garden that stretches over 100ft away from the rear of the building, an ideal place for children to play safely.
6/10 Southwood Road, Kent
£250,000: a four-bedroom semi-detached Victorian house in Ramsgate. This charming home has oak French doors opening out to the rear garden and a useful cellar with two separate storage areas.
7/10 Edith Road, Kent
£299,995: a four-bedroom extended semi-detached house with a generous living space. This family home is located in a sought-after position in Ramsgate with local shops and amenities close by.
8/10 Chapman Fields, Kent
£389,995: a spacious four-bedroom detached house with a well-maintained garden and detached double garage.
9/10 Cross Lane East, Gravesend
£240,000: this three-bedroom terraced house has two separate reception rooms and a kitchen/diner with plenty of space for entertaining.
10/10 Constitution Hill, Gravesend
£300,000: this three-bedroom semi-detached house, split over three levels, is located in a conservation area just outside the Gravesend Town Centre.
In the Nineties Labour planned 120,000 homes and new "growth zones", or mini Canary Wharfs. The latest idea is the Government's garden city plan, centred around Ebbsfleet's chalk quarries and now blessed with a station on the high-speed rail line between St Pancras, 17 minutes away, and the Channel Tunnel.
Transforming a landscape characterised by redundant power stations, quarries, rail depots, refineries, mudflats and flood plains is a daunting task. Yet the future looks more promising now than at any time in the last 35 years.
Historically, property prices in north Kent have been held back by poor transport. Values are still relatively low but train and road links have greatly improved. Neglected Gravesend, in Victorian times an elegant leisure destination to rival Brighton and served by paddle steamers from Tower Bridge, is getting a facelift.
The town's cast-iron pier, the world's oldest, has been refurbished and new apartments are springing up along the waterfront.
Regeneration is also focusing on Dartford. Beside the River Darent, on the Mill Ponds site where the Phoenix Paper Mill was built in 1852, a new 400-home neighbourhood is being created. Bob Weston, chairman of developer Weston Homes, says: "It will be a garden village rather than a garden city — a place for families, singles and couples."
The 33-acre site will have a mix of new-build homes in refurbished buildings, and include a high street and children's play areas. Prices from £150,000. Call 01279 873300.
Occupying a dramatic position by Dartford river crossing is The Bridge, a Taylor Wimpey scheme with input from celebrity designer Wayne Hemingway. Part of a modern-looking business park, the scheme will have 1,134 homes and 80 acres of communal green space.
Dutch "home zone" principles have been applied, with clusters of properties around courtyards and pocket parks, encouraging shared use of outside space and minimising the impact of cars. Houses cost from £154,000. Call 01322 470556.
At Ebbsfleet, Land Securities is transforming an area equivalent in size to the patch between Hoxton and Oxford Circus — 1,035 acres of land and 17 millionsq ft of floorspace.
Springhead Park is trumpeted as the UK's first "fibre-optic" residential community, with super-fast digital technology offering instant plug- and-play facilities, from video downloading to home office networking. A giant business and retail district is also being built. Call 01474 335195.
Ward Homes is building 150 houses at Castle Hill, within the zone earmarked for the 15,000-home Ebbsfleet Garden City. To register, call 08444 700559. Ebbsfleet Green is another imminent scheme, with up to 950 homes, a primary school, park, allotments and community facilities built by Redrow.
The region's industrial legacy invites bold, contemporary architecture, and the proposed garden city is expected to set new architectural standards. A new development corporation is consulting local groups on how the area should be built.
Ingress Park, at Greenhithe, occupies one of the best positions on this stretch of the Thames. Empire Paper Mill once stood here and a listed Victorian mansion with an amphitheatre forms the centrepiece of the 72-acre site, which slopes down to the Thames and includes listed ancient follies that are part of a heritage trail.
The Pier, the latest phase, marks an architectural step change: modern, Docklands-style apartment blocks with angular elevations. Prices start at £187,000. Call Crest Nicholson on 01322 535097.
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Got a 3 year old 118i about a year ago and am still paying the ongoing bills.
Latest: The control unit in the steering column failed so today I paid a few hundred quid for a new column because they apparently dont sell new control units without a whole steering column.
My garage also told me that I need a software update, costing another £300, otherwise ''other things may go wrong''. Im not a technical person and what I dont understand is that presumably when BMW manufactured the car, the software that they installed was suitable for the equipment fitted. Why should I need new sofware if the car hasnt changed??
Is my garage correct - is this just another aspect of BMW's post sale revenue generating scheme? Wish I'd kept my beautiful old classic Saab 900 turbo!
Any thoughts or guidance (other than flogging the car) welcomed!


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