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Granite Restaurant at The Centennial Hotel
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Enjoyed a tasty meal here. Service great. Will revisit.
The food was great. I had a difficult time choosing only one dish, and was a little disappointed when the waitress came back and they were out of it. But, i picked a different dish and they brought me a side from the first dish because the waitress new I wanted to try it.
We had a very nice meal and the waitress was fabulous
Love this place! It is a favorite and never disappoints.
We celebrated a birthday with another couple and decided to do it at The Granite Restaurant. They are from Bedford NH with a lot of good restaurant choices but thought it would be worth the ride to Concord and dine at The Granite Restaurant. Chef Corey always puts out a great quality product and he did so once again. The other couple suggested because it was a Monday night that we probably did not need reservations. Thank goodness we used OpenTable to make them because it was very busy! Always a consistent quality experience with great food.
Food preparation, variety, presentation a pleasant surprise in Concord, NH. Wine list extensive but a bit overpriced by the glass and bottle. A good spot to gather with friends who enjoy eating out and expect to pay for the experience.
The Granite Restaurant exceeded by expectations... The food was wonderful for our late morning breakfast but I was particularly impressed with the service we received. Our waitress was quick to ask if we needed to be served in short-order or were we looking to relax and take our time. We felt most welcomed and comfortable throughout our visit. I will definitely return to the Granite Restaurant.
Reliable and interesting menu. Always a pleasant dining experience.
This is one of hte best restaurants in terms of food quality; strongly recommended...
This was out first time here and we had an overall good experience. We had reservations but they couldn't accommodate us immediately but we didn't have to wait too long. We had delicious meals that were creatively prepared and presented, and boy were they tasty. My curried quinoa and tofu stuffed peppers were unique and relish, the lamb was great, the scallops were great with lemon fettucine, and the pork chop was a very generous serving and relish. I had what I think was the best lemon sorbet. Nice selection of wines too.
My wife and I celebrated our 3 year anniversary here and the staff at Granite made it very special. Tami our server was awesome, very professional and knowledgeable about the cuisine choices. I was able to book on Open Table and make a request for a quite section (Thursday night). The food was simply the best. The portion sizes were appropriate and very unique. The only thing I could recommend is do away with the electric candles and get real ones.
Excellent food, excellent service. Very extensive wine list and knowledgable staff.
Great neighborhood restaurant. Elegant. The duck is tasty.
My husband and I have been to Granite several times. We live in Bedford, NH. It is one of my favorite restaurants. We didn't like our table in the far room and our request for a move to the fireplace room was graciously handled. It was my husband's birthday and it was generous that he was treated to a dessert. We very much appreciated the deameanor and skill of Erica, our server. We do not like over bearing or overly attentive service. She was knowledgeable on several questions.
Had a nice Fathers Day meal here with the wife. We had the Asparagus Tempura and Crabcake apps.....very nice. I had the Filet, cooked medium with mashed and a nice veal/Cabernet reduction I think. Paula had the Lamb, medium, with Garlic Polenta.No wine, just lemon water.Although the wine list looked very well selected. The meals were very well prepared and presented. The waiter was friendly and professional. We had the Bannna Begnies and the Chocolate Cake with vanilla ice cream
Enjoyed each course and the quiet surroundings (live music fit in nicely). They were able to accommodate food allergies and gluten-free requests quite easily. We'll be back (as long as we can find a babysitter.)
We enjoyed everything about our visit. The food was fantastic. Everyone's meal was cooked to perfection. The service was friendly and no pressure was felt to hurry up a decision. This is our go to place for special occasions.
While traveling we picked this restaurant based on Wine Spectator and AAA tour book listings. The food and wine were outstanding. We liked that you could get half-size orders on both entrees and salads. They had a favorite of ours on the wine list and our waited Nicholas was friendly and personable. All in all, a very good experience.
I really like the Granite. Service is always excellent, food is very good, and I love that there are choices in portion sizes. I was a little underwhelmed by my meal selection this time, but in the past I've been very pleased with my food. There is a bar menu, and a nosh menu so there are lots of options. The burger is really excellent, and reasonably priced, too! I'll be back - again and again!
We enjoyed the restaurant and loved the interesting hotel that it was in.
We were looking for a place close to home to enjoy a quiet Saturday evening dinner. We had been to the Granite a number of years ago but not recently - since the "new" chef had joined. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening-efficient, professional and personable staff. The ambiance was great. The food was delicious and the half portion a wonderful choice for a small eater like myself. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his full portion! We feel we've found a nice "special" place to dine in Concord. It's a bit expensive for that usual Saturday dinner out, but we're happy to know it's a nice option for a special dinner in a city where there aren't a lot of options for "upscale dining". We'll definitely be back!
Love the half portions--that makes it possible to have several courses! You can choose a half salad or a half entree. Appetizers and desserts are not available in half portions, but for desserts the wait staff will bring extra spoons. Decor is quite hip. Pricey but worth it. It is an event to go out to dinner here--it takes a while but there is no point to being in a hurry when eating here. EVerything is made specially for the diner individually--and that takes time. Good wine list.
There are not too many decent restaurants in Concord so they don't have a lot of competition but they do a great job anyway. The menu is very good with several salads, appetizers, and entries to choose from. There is always a supplementary list of special items to go with the regular menu. Service is very good. It is not super quiet but if you are seated a ways from the bar it is still very acceptable noise level. I would suggest making that request with your reservation.
Imaginative food with great flavors and beautiful presentation.
As usual this lived up to our expectations, delicious food, very nice waiter, just yum!
My husband and I were on vacation in New Hampshire and stayed at the Centennial which was an experience in itself but Granite was the icing on the cake. The food and service were both excellent and I would recommend it to anyone in the Concord area. The only downside was we were there on a Friday night and the bar crowd was rather loud. It was preseason football time and the game watchers were getting rather heated. The bar is located inside the seating area and it diminishes the enjoyment of the dining experience. Go but try to avoid game night!
Our recent dinner at Granite was completely enjoyable in all ways: delightful and inventive pre-dinner cocktails, delicious and creative meal, nice bottle of wine, relaxed atmosphere, attentive service, and all reasonably priced. A home run.
The Centennial Hotel was excellent in general. It's a beautiful part of the country, and both the hotel and restaurant measure up. The Granite Restaurant offers extensive fresh seafood selections, as well as meats and other entrees. The fresh cheese appetizer was fantastic. The lobster special was even better. The setting was perfect for a small business meeting and meal, although our host and his wife (locals) eat there often as well. I would definitely recommend.
We've been to Granite Restaurant several times and it never fails to please. The chef always has some wonderful, seasonal and fresh options including gluten free and dairy free as needed. The servers are wonderful and friendly, and the crisp linens and lovely surroundings make it either a special night, or a nice get-together with friends.
I've had only one disappointing meal at the Granite Grille over the years, but then I've none at Angelina's for a much longer time. So if you're looking to take your time and don't mind spend your bucks, those are the two to visit in the capital city.
A gem in Concord. The finest quality food in town by far. Excellent in every way. Fantastic menu with a unique half serving offered on most items which presents a great opportunity to try several menu items vs just one or two. Staff are knowledgeable and precise. Outstanding-I'll say it again.
I had read a number of the reviews on this place online and some had good experiences and some had not so good. We had a table of 4 (and an infant) and had an incredible dinner. The food was superb....the drinks were excellent....the service was outstanding. We had an array of appetizers and salads, full entrees and desserts. I would an expect a restaurant like this to be somewhere in Boston or Providence, not Concord. We will definitely recommend it to family and friends and plan to return ourselves.
very nice evening at the Granite. Food was good, waitstaff helpful, but service from kitchen was slow, We especially appreciate the half portions. A very nice choice in Concord
It just gets better and better. I love that you can order half portions of the entrees and signature salads... it allows for more sampling of the interesting menu. Chef Cory has a real talent for soups--be sure to try the special soup of the evening (even if it sounds a little experimental) as they are always outstanding and a great way to begin! Oysters are always perfect. The duck is outstanding. The chocolate orange mousse was just enough to share and cap off a wonderful meal.
We have eaten here quite a few times - breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu choices for all three are interesting and delicious. Service has always been good and it is not too noisy even when full. One of our favorites.
Enjoyed a great dinner to celebrate my birthday. Picked Granite becuz you can actually hear your conversations. Food and service were outstanding.
Really liked the smaller portion option. Great chef! Very cold at bar seats.
The chef was very accommodating with one member of our party requesting no salt meal. The food was delicious, especially the duck. Near the end of our meal, the restaurant became very noisy which made it difficult to hear one another. Glad to see the restaurant doing so well.
A very pleasant surprise in an otherwise quiet town. Food was superb and the ambiance very classy.
We enjoyed our meals and had great service our first time at Granite Restaurant. Although it is not walking distance to downtown shows, I would go again.
Beautiful and memorable dinner. Tuna tartare was perfection, and salmon was as well. Spouse had scallops that he said were amazing. We love the option for half portion if you've overdone it with the tempting appetizers.
Best thing was the service. I would rate this a 5 star restaurant.
We love the Granite Bar! Drinks and wine are great and the food is fabulous. And they easily accommodate gluten-free, dairy free dining. We go there again and again. So grateful to have the hotel and restaurant nearby.
For those of us who live in Concord, we don't often think of going to a local hotel for dinner. Shame on us! In my humble opinion, The Granite is tied for first place for THE BEST restaurant in Concord for fine dining, the other one being home-made Italian, so if you feel like something other than that, this is your place. The portions are what you expect for fine dining, elegantly portioned and then infused with the best flavors you can imagine. If there is any room leftover that is your gift for the evening; then you have room for a delicious dessert. The prices are very reasonable. I choose Granite for my birthdays, brunch on a special occasion, and just recently, I will miss you, Granite. Wish I had visited more often!
Terrific food, outstanding presentation, unique wine list.
We went here before seeing a show at the Capitol Center for the Arts. Drinks were good, food was delicious, especially the stuffed apple appetizer and the duck for dinner. Service was good, and the atmosphere was warm and comfortable. The half size on the dinner was a great idea since I did not want to fill up too much before the show. Although it did leave room for us to split a really scrumptious chocolate orange dessert. I would go back again!
With one vegetarian and two gluten-free diets to contend with, Granite had enough variety to make us all happy! And, the staff is really lovely. The food seemed fresh and of top quality, and was very thoughtfully prepared, so the true essence of the ingredients was enhanced instead of overpowered. We returned for an early breakfast! Omelettes were so well seasoned they bordered on a little too salty, but very tasty with fresh ingredients. The hash browns were artfully done! They neglected to serve one side. However, we were in a hurry, so we just paid the bill without making an issue out of it. We also noticed that salt and pepper were automatically provided at breakfast, but not at dinner. Minor issues aside, a really great restaurant!
Buzzed up from CT to see show at the Capitol Center for the Arts. Checked in the Cenntenial Hotel, had a fantastic meal with great service. Many entrees are have portion at great price, allowing you to get salad and appetizer and still have chance at finishing meal without over doing it. Overall, a great place to gettaway for an evening or an overnighter.
Excellent restaurant - recommended by a friend who is familiar with Concord. I wasn't familiar with the dining options in Concord. Will eat hear again in heartbeat!
Granite is a very good restaurant, conveniently located right in downtown Concord in the also very nice Centennial Hotel. Food was smart, well-prepared, and tasty. We especially liked the possibility of half-portions for most entrees--very smart. Excellent and reasonably priced wine list. Service both friendly and efficient. Drinks generous. We also had a very nice brunch there the following morning. We were just passing through but wish this was in our hometown!!


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THURSDAY, March February 7, 1867.The House met at 9 o'clock P. M.
On motion by Mr. PEELLE, the reading of the Journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr. DAGGY. By the Journal of this morning I see that I am reported as offering an amendment to the Senate bill No. 152, in relation to legalizing certain county bonds. I desire to say that I offered no amendment, and am opposed to any measure which would tend to that purpose, as my county is opposed to any act which might legalize the bonds issued therein.
Mr. GRIGGS (in his seat.) It was my amendment.
Mr. HAMILTON presented the claim of Captain Dougherty, which was referred without reading.
Mr. McMURRAY, from the Committee on Public Expenditures, reported their examinations of the general and specific appropriations, and the disbursements of money under them by the proper accounting officers, for the past two years.
The report was concurred in.
Mr. CRAIN, from the select committee there- page: 415[View Page 415] on, returned the general city incorporations bill [S .37] with an amendment recommending its passage.
On motion of Mr. CRAIN, it was made the special order for two o'clock.
Mr. GRIGGS introduced a joint resolution [H. R. 27] instructing our Congressmen to use their influence against the confirmation of certain persons appointed to office by the President of the United States, viz:
WHEREAS, The Republican party elected a President and Vice President, and a large majority of both Houses of Congress, and according to the policy and usages of parties, they have a right to claim the patronage of the present Administration ; and
WHEREAS, The Vice President, now acting as President, having forsaken the principles of the party which placed him in power, and bestowed the patronage placed in his trust upon persons belonging to the so-called Democratic party ; Therefore,
Be it Resolved, That our Senators be instructed, and Representatives be requested, to use their influence and votes against the confirmation of all persons appointed, or who may be appointed hereafter by the President of the United States, unless they are known to be true and tried Republicans.
Resolved, That the Governor transmit a copy, &c.
It was referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr. HIGGINS introduced a joint resolution [H. R. 28] relative to an appropriation for improving the harbor of Michigan. City. It was passed to the second reading.
Mr. SHOAFF submitted a concurrent resolution to adjourn the session next Monday, March 11, at noon.
Mr. CRAIN hoped it would be passed over for the present, because it may be that the Governor would not have time to look over all the bills passed between this and Saturday night.
It was passed over.
Mr. BAKER submitted the following:
Be it resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring,) That we are now as heretofore unalterably opposed to all schemes looking to the destruction of the union of States under the Federal Constitution ; that we regard with extreme disfavor all propositions, the objects of which are to deprive some of the States of this Union of many of the rights and dignities reserved to them under the Constitution of the Federal Union; and particularly do we denounce as unconstitutional, revolutionary and dangerous to liberty, the recent act of Congress passing an act known as "the military bill," whereby it is sought to reduce the States of this Union to a territorial condition.
It was referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
On motion of Mr. CRAIN, his concurrent railroad commission resolution, submitted day before yesterday, for a joint committee of one on the part of the Senate, and two on the part of the House, to sit invacation of the General Assembly, and investigate the railroads of the State, their liabilities, obligations, &c., and report to the Governor, its members to be entitled (with their clerk) to $5 a day each, was taken up.
Mr. WOLFE opposed it on account of expense.
Mr. CRAIN. It would not cost one-fourth the amount it would to make the investigation here. The Committee on Railroads were charged with being derelict, and he introduced this to throw the responsibility on the House.
The vote (under the. pressure of the previous question) resulted - 22 to 59 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Bischof, Brucker, Campbell, Crain, Douglas, Evans, Gorden, Hartman,Higgins, Honneus, Hughes, Long, of Jackson, Miller, Ratliff, Ross, Shields, Shuey, Smith, of Lagrange, Van Valkenbaugh, Wason, Williams, Woods and Mr. Speaker - 22.
NAYS - Messrs. Baker, Barritt, Bird, Black, Blanch. Bobo, Carter, Chambers, Crow, Daggy, Dunn, Edmonson, Erwin,Ferris,Foulke, Funk, Fuller, Geisendorff. Greer, Hamilton, Hopkins, Hostetter, Inman, Kiser, Litson, Long of Kosciusko, Lopp, Martin, McCarthy, McClasky, McFadin, McLean, McMurray, Moore, Morrison, Montgomery, North, Peelle, Prather, Rosser, Scammahorn, Shanks, Shook, Shoaf, Shull,Skidmore, Smith, of Wabash, Spencer, Stackhouse, Stafford, Stewart, Thacher, Thrasher, Thomas, Vawter, Watson, White, Wolfe, Wolfer and Wright - 59.
On motion of Mr. SHUEY, it was -
Ordered, That for the balance of this week, debate shall be limited to five minutes.
Mr. HOSTETTER submitted the following:
Resolved, That the State Librarian take charge of any document for safe keeping, that may be placed in his hands by the State Printer.
After debate, it was amended by adding hese words: "as required by law;" and so it was adopted.
On motion of Mr. MILLER, the Sinking Fund bill [S. 102] was taken up, with the Sinking Fund Committee's amendments thereto; which were read. [To purchase State bonds at their market value with the sinking fund, and invest in non-negotiable bond.]
The amendments were concurred in.
Mr. McMURRAY moved to recommit the bill to the Committee on the Sinking Fund, with instructions to strike out "$1,000," and incidental expenses to the Auditor for charge and management of this fund, and insert "5,000. He was opposed to this gum-elastic section, which could be stretched out to $10,000. The Auditor at first only wanted $5,000 for this charge.
Mr. WOLFE moved to amend by striking out "5,000," and inserting "4,000.,'
Mr. GREER considered that 5,000 was page: 416[View Page 416] little enough; and that it would be doing no violence to the fund.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH demanded the previous question, and thereunder -
(Mr. CAMPBELL demanding the vote first on the highest number,)
Mr. McMURRAY'S "5,000" was rejected on a division - affirmative 38, negative 40.
Mr. Wolfe's "$4,000" amendment was then sent as instruction to the Committee on the Sinking Fund.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH submitted a joint resolution [H R. 29] for congressional instructions against the pending motion for impeachment, unless some act of the President shall justify it.
It was referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH called attention to an error in these REPORTS in this morning's Journal. The original cost of Wilson's Digest is printed96 cents. The gentleman from Monroe, perhaps, could correct it.
Mr. HUGHES. The original cost is $1 98. That's about as near as they generally get to it.
On motion of Mr. Miller the Change of Venue bill [S. 13] - (in civil actions in certain cases,) was taken up.
Mr. McFADIN understood that this was a bill to suit certain cases - that the judge may grant changes ot venue in vacation so the case may travel round till it finds the right kind of a Judge, &c.
Mr. MILLER admitted that it was to save certain cases where rights might be imperilled. It was expected to be voted for by Union men and opposed by Democrats He had no speech to make.
The vote on the final passage resulted yeas 56, nays 29 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Belford, Bischof, Blanch, Brucker, Campbell Chambers, Crain, Daggy, Dunn, Erwin, Ferris, Foulke, Funk, Geisendorff, Gordon, Greer, Grigss, Hartman, Hamilton, Higgins, Hopkins, Hudson. Hughes, Litson, Long of Kosciusko, Martin, Mason, McCarthy, McClasky, McLean, McMurray, Miller; Moore, Newcomb. North, Peelle, Prather, Ratliff, Ross, Scammahorn, Shook, Shuey, Skidmore, Smith of Lagrange, Smith of Wabash, Spencer, Stafford, Stewart, Thrasher, Thomas, Wason, Watson, Wilson, Wolfer, Woods and Mr. Speaker - 56.
NAYS - Messrs. Baker, Black, Bobo, Carter, Corey, Crowe, Edmonson, Fuller, Hostetter, Hungate, Riser, Long of Jackson, Lopp, McFadin, Morrison, Montgomery, Shanks, Shields, Shoaff, Shull, Stackhouse, Tebbs, Thacher, Van Valkenburg, Vawter, Williams, White and Wolfe - 28.
So the bill passed the House of Representatives.
On motion of Mr. HUGHES, the substitute for Mr. McLean's bill [H. R. 258] to sell University Square for the benefit of the University fund - to be applied to the establishment of an Agricultural Department, which failed for want of a majority of 51, was taken up, and under the rule the vote again resulted - 49 to 37.
On motion of Mr. GORDON the Boone and Clinton (twenty-third) Common Pleas district bill [S. 244] was taken up and advanced to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. McFADIN, his bill [H. R. 346] extending the term of the Court of Common Pleas in Cass county, was taken up and ordered to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. BOBO the 10th Judicial Circuit bill [S. 236,] (Adams, Wells and Whitley,) was advanced to the second reading.
Mr. BOBO made an ineffecrual motion to suspend the constitutional restriction.
On motion of Mr. LITSON, the city subscriptions for railroads, &c., bill [S. 70] was taken up with the Committee amendments. The amendments were concurred in, and the bill finally passed the House of Representatives - 66 to 4.
On motion of Mr. WOODS the bill [S. 41] giving to towns and townships the same power that Senate bill No. 70 gives to cities, was taken up with the Committee amendments thereto.
The amendments were concurred in.
After debate by Mr. Hughes, Mr. Riser, Mr. Bobo, Mr. Higgins and Mr. Wolfe in opposition, and Mr. Woods, Mr. Belford, Mr. Crain and Mr. McLean in reply
Mr. HIGGINS proposed to amend by inserting after the word "freeholder," these words: "and in value a majority of the real estate."
Mr. GREER spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH considered that it would lead to nothing but litigations. He opposed the bill as controvening the Constitution, and upon every principle of sound public economy. He moved to lay the bill and amendment on the table.
Mr. HIGGINS and Mr, McFADIN demanding the yeas and nays, the vote resulted - 47 to 34 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Baker, Barritt, Bird, Black, Blanch, Bobo. Crowe, Douglass, Dunn, Edmonson, Fuller, Gordon, Hays, Higgins, Honneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Hughes, Hungate, Inman, Kizer, Long of Jackson, Lopp, McFadin, McMurray, Montgomery, North, Peelle, Ross, Scammahorn, Shanks, Shields, Shook, Shull, Smith of Wabash, Spencer. Stackhouse, Stafford, Tebbs, Thrasher, Van Valkenburgh, Vawter, Watson, Williams, Wilson, White, and Wolfe - 47.
NAYS - Messrs. Belford, Biscbof, Brucker, Campbell, Chambers, Cory,Crain, Daggy, Erwin, Ferris, Foulke, Geisendorff, Greer, Griggs,
page: 417[View Page 417]Hartman, Hamilton. Litson, Martin, Mason, McCarthy, McClasky, McLean, Miller, Moore, Prather, Ratliff, Rosser, Shuey, Smith of Lagrange, Stewart, Thomas, Wason, Wolfer, Woods and Mr. Speaker - 34.
So the subject was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. LOPP, the hog cholera prevention bill [215] was taken up and advanced to the second reading
On motion of Mr. DAGGY, the city school house building bill [H R. 214in p 286] was taken up, with the amendment of the Committee on Education, proposing a substitute.
Mr. SHUEY explained that the substitute was the Senate bill with its provisions extended to incorporated towns. The substitute embraces the provisions of the House bill and the Senate bill on this subject.
The amendments were adopted, and the bill ordered to the engrossment.
On motion of Mr. FERRIS,the Road Tax bill [S. 95 - see page 105] was taken up, with the Judiciary Committee's amendment, striking out the tax by the acre.
Mr. SPENCER proposed to amend by adding appropriately these words: "Provided, however, that two-thirds of the levy shall be worked out on the road." He subsequently withdrew it.
The committee amendment was adopted
Mr. BAKER moved to extend to the 15th of October the time when work may be done
Mr. FERRIS. That will kill the bill.
It was rejected.
The bill was ordered to the third reading.
The bill [S. 28] amending section 18 of the Justices' actso as to give justices of the peace power to collect costs in State prosecutions, coming up -
It was finally passed the House - 72 to 1.
The House took a recess till 2 o'clock.
The SPEAKER announced the special order, viz: the consideration of the bill [S. 34] for the incorporation of cities in the State of Indiana, with the committee amendments thereto; substituting the 8th section of the city officiary and tenure, making an addition to chapter 7, section 3. amending sections 18, 26, 51, 53, 58 and 60.
Mr. HIGGINS moved to amend by inserting in the 18th section a provision to this effect:
In any city containing a population of less than ten thousand, the Mayor may at any time, with the consent of the Common Council, deposit his docket with a Justice of the Peace, who shall have and exercise all the power and authority of the Mayor during the time the docket may remain in his hands.
Mr. LITSON proposed an amendment to the committee amendment to section 26., to put taxing power in the hands of a majority of the resident freeholders.
It was adopted.
The committee amendments were adopted.
Mr. Higgins' amendment was adopted.
Mr. CROWE proposed further to amend in the 68th section to this effect:
Provided further, that where the State of Indiana is owner of land on or along any street, the common council shall not contract for its improvement without first obtaining the written consent of the Auditor and Treasurer of State.
Mr. WOODS proposed to amend the amendment, so as to authorize the city to make such improvements at its own expense.
Mr. CROWE accepted the modification; and so the amendment was agreed to.
Mr. DAGGY proposed to amend further in the 53d section to this effect:
Compelling the City School Trustees to report to the common council the condition of the city schools whenever required by the council to do so.
Exempting $300 from forced sales for street improvement assessments.
Conferring authority to punish for contempt in. the city council room.
Conferring power to get across adjoining lands for the purpose of drainage.
The amendment was agreed to.
On motion of Mr. HIGGINS, the amendments were considered as engrossed, and the bill, as amended, was ordered to the third reading, read the third time and passed the House of Representatives - 66 to 17.
On motion of Mr. ROSS, Mr. Daggy's bill [H. R. 338] fixing the times of holding the Civil Courts and the length of the terms thereof in the several circuits of this State, was taken up, with the Courts Committee's amendments thereto.
On motion of Mr. WOODS, the rule of the House and constitutional restriction were suspended - 74 to 6 - and the bill was read the second and third times by title.
Mr. ROSS proposed to amend as to the times of holding in Grant, Blackford and Jay.
Mr. RATLIFF objected.
Mr. ROSS then withdrew it.
Before the committee amendments were adopted, it was passed over informally.
Subsequently the bill was taken up, the pending amendments adopted - when it was read through as amendedand then it was recommitted with instructions.
On motion of Mr. SPENCER, the House took up the Liquor bill [S. 46 - see page 53.]
Mr. SHUEY desired to amend.
Mr. HUGHES wanted the bill - pure and simple. He demanded the previous question, and there was a second, and the main question was ordered.
Mr. BELFORD said there is no saving, page: 418[View Page 418] clause in the bill. All past indictments will have to go by the board.
The bill was defeated for want of consti tutional majority - 44 to 43 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Blanch, Campbell, Chambers, Danaldson, Dunn, Erwin, Farris, Foulke, Funk, Gordon, Greer, Griggs, Hartman, Hamilton, Hudson, Hughes, Litson, Long, of Kosciusko, Martin, Mason, McCarthy, McClasky, McMuray, Miller, Moore, North, Peelle, Ratliff, Rosser, Shields, Shuey, Skidmore, Smith, of Lagrange, Smith. of Wabash, Spencer, Stafford, Stewart, Thrasher Thomas, Wason, Wilson, Woods, Wright and Mr. Speaker - 44.
NAYS - Messrs. Baker, Barritt, Bird, Bischof, Bobo, Brucker, Carter, Corey, Crowe, Daggy, Douglass, Edmonson, Fuller, Geisendorf, Green, Hays, Higgins, Hopkins, Honneus, Hostetter, Hungate, Kiser, Long, of Jackson, Lopp, McFadin, Montgomery, O'Neil, Prather, Ross, Schamahorn, Shanks, Shook, Shull, Stackhouse, Tebbs, Thacher, Van Valkenburgh, Vawter, Watson, Williams; White, Wolf and Wolfer - 43.
Mr. NEWCOMB, from the Committee on the Sinking Fund, returned the Sinking Fund bill [S. 102 - see page 105], with an amendment of the third section according to order, viz:
"For incidental expenses in the management of the said fund, including clerk hire, the Auditor shall be allowed $4,000 "
Amending the seventh section so as to prevent the possible sacrifice of land at the public sales, by the State buying in.
After debate by Messrs. HUGHES, CAMPBELL and McFADIN -
Mr. HUGHES moved, ineffectually, to reconsider the vote by which the House gave instruction to the committee to submit the first section of the foregoing report - 26 to 66.
The committee's amendments were then adopted; and the bill as amended, being considered as engrossed, was finally passed the House - 82 to 8,
Mr. GREER obtained leave of absence for the remainder of the session, on account of business in court.
On motion of Mr. CHAMBERS, the Liquor bill S. No. 46, was again submitted to the vote resulting - 40 to 48 - so the bill was rejected.
Mr. SHUEY submitted a motion to suspend the Constitutional rules so as to pass 20 bills of the House to the engrossment by reading only their titles.
The SPEAKER. (Mr. Higgins in the Chair.) The Chair, knowing the opinion of the Speaker as to the legitimacy of such a motion, will decide that the motion of the gentleman from Elkhart is out of order.
Mr. SHUEY appealed from this decision in writing:
The Speaker having decided that it is not in order to suspend the Constitutional rules for the consideration of more than one bill at one time. From this decision we appeal to the House. Signed by Messrs. Shuey and Montgomery.
After debate by Mr. SHUEY for the appeal, and Mr. McLEAN for the decision of the Chair -
The formal question: Shall the decision of the Chair stand as the judgment of the House? was decided in the affirmative without a division.
The House took a recess till 7 o'clock.
The Tippecanoe, Allen and Wayne criminal courts bill [S. 237]: the Warren and Fountain county boundary bill [S. 198]; the Thomas S. McCarthy treasurer legalization bill [S. 200]; the Senate joint resolution No. 9, for improvement of the harbor at Michigan city; the railroad signal bill [S. 176]; the delinquent tax bill [$. 190]; the receivers in vacations bill [S. 185]; the pauper record bill[S. 187]; the Insane Hospital amendment bill [S. 180]; the decedents' estates settlement bill [S. 186]; the night watchman for the State House bill [S. 159]: the prisons and benevolent institution visitors' bill [S. 169]; the Warren circuit court bill [S. 171]; the railroad police bill [S. 91]; the manufacturing and mining supplemental bill [S. 149]; the assessment amendment bill [S. 220], (treasurer's tax collection duties); the Antietam and Gettysburg monument appropriation bill [S. 233]; the Senate joint resolution for the Niagara ship canal ; the reports to the Governor bill [S. 207]: the causes for new trial bill [S. 211] were read the first time and passed to the second reading.
The Senate joint resolution for burning bills and plates of broken and closed banks in presence of the Auditor of State, and the Committee on Finance of the Senate, and the Committee on Ways and Means of the House, being read -
On motion of Mr. NEWCOMB, it was made the special order for to-morrow 91/2 o'clock.
The illegal and defective bonds case bill [S. 195;] the grapevine plank road amendment bill [S. 148;] the section 131 common school act repeal bill [S. 245;] the Vevay, Mt. Sterling and Versailles amendment bill [S. 226] were read the first time and passed to the second reading.
The slackwater navigation incorporation bill [S. 75]; the criminal courts salary bill [S.76]; the guardian and ward act amendment bill [S. 151]; the 22d common pleas district bill [S. 206], (Tippecanoe and Warren counties,) was amended by Mr. MILLER, so as to stand the 23d district; the fugitive rendition bill [S. 212]; the electric telegraph bill [S. 79]the blank being filled with $50 on motion of Mr. Hopkins; the steam packet company bill [S. 89], with committee amendments "within and without this State;" the street railroad act amendment bill [S. 119] (general law liability of stockholders); the clerks of Common Pleas (specify fees) bill [S. 118]; the plank or gravel road assessment bill [S.54]; the Governor successorship bill [S 164|; the Fulton county Common Pleas bill [S. 203]; the Evansville railroad and stock subscription bil l [S. 223] the holidays legalization bill [S.97]; the Insane Hospital amendment bill [S. 115]; the damages bill [S. 131] the insurance closing up bill [S. 140]; the swamp lands certificate payment bill [S. 218]; the Supreme Court sheriff salary bill [S. 36]; the supervisors' act road tax amendment bill [S. 38]; and the protection for insured property bill [S. 103]; were read the second time and passed to the third reading.
The bill [S. 114] amending sundry sections of the common school law, with the committee amendments, coming up -
page: 419[View Page 419]Mr. RATLIFF explained that the committee amendments strike out sections 16, 11,18 and 19, relative to text books.
This was concurred in.
Mr. RATLIFF proceeded to explain the several amendments proposed by the Committee on Education;
Which were severally concurred in.
Mr. BAKER moved to recommit the bill, with instructions to amend by providing for the establishment of a school wherein the German language shall be taught in every neighborhood where there are fifteen German children. And hereon he demanded the previous question.
Mr. BELFORD considered that the mo-lion was hostile, and -
Mr. BAKER was willing to withdraw the demand for the previous question, and allow the bill to pass over.
It was so ordered.
On motion by Mr. MONTGOMERY, the vote by which his Fourth Judicial Circuit bill was passed was reconsidered; and it was amended so as to harmonize the title and the body of the bill; and then re-enacted by unanimous consent.
The fur-bearing animal protection bill [194] coming up -
Mr. SHUEY moved to strike out "musk and raccoon."
Mr. WASON said more than $100,000 worth of fur was taken every year in the Kankakee marshes, and this bill was desired there.
Mr. WHITE moved to lay the whole subject on the table.
It was so ordered.
The "white" common school repeal bill [S. 117;]
The Wabash Manual Labor College amendment bill [S. 242;]
The Evansville City Charter amendment bill [S. 154] were severally passed to the third reading.
On motion of Mr. MILLER, his bill [H. R. No. 58] for holding but one election in he year (the general) was taken from the table and placed in the files.
The House then adjourned.

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will.i.am was interviewed on National Public Radio this weekend and discussed how Barack Obama inspired him to produce the song and video "Yes We Can," and touched on the most important issues facing the incoming president. Education, green jobs, the environment: "It's not like the technology isn't there... it's there," he told NPR's Scott Simon. "And when I get solar panels on my house, then I'm totally carbon free."
will.i.am performs tonight at the 2009 Green Inaugural Ball at The Smithsonian's Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture. He also appeared at Live Earth 07.07.07, in London, with the Black Eyed Peas.
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Roll out your wheelbarrows and lace up your sneakers -- January 19th is a National Day of Service in the U.S. Please join President-elect Obama and the rest our nation as we lend a helping hand towards, "creating the change we wish to see." There are more than 8,500 community service events registered nationwide.
Martin Luther King Jr. believed in the power of service and strength of a community, so registering a project in your neighborhood would be a great way to honor Dr. King's dream and contribute to community service. Let's rise to action on this national holiday and "Renew America Together."
Today the 2009 Green Inaugural Ball and Live Earth announce that world-renowned artists – will.i.am., Melissa Etheridge, Maroon 5, John Legend, Michael Franti – are scheduled to perform at the upcoming 2009 Green Inaugural Ball on Monday, January 19, at the Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture.
Executive produced by Live Earth, the intimate evening of featured performances will represent a variety of musical genres from hip-hop to rock. Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and Van Jones, President of Green For All, and others will speak to the strength and diversity of organizations, corporations, and individuals committed to the new green economy that will advance clean and efficient energy, reduce global warming and protect and restore America's natural heritage.
The Guru Nanak English School in Mumbai, India had another wonderful Friends of Live Earth event on December 10th. They viewed An Inconvenient Truth!
If you need a little encouragement over the holiday season take a look at www.hothotsanta.com. This humorous video is reason enough to be more sustainable and energy efficient over the holidays – whatever it takes to stop global warming!
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CNN's documentary series, Planet in Peril: Battle Lines, explores the "environmental conflicts between growing populations and natural resources." Tune in Thursdays at 9 pm EST (or subscribe to the video podcast) to see footage from shark dives, cannibalistic polar bears and energy saving ideas.
There are a number of green nightclubs around the world that have taken the right steps towards sustainability. The list below contains clubs that have things from organic beers to waterless urinals to floors powered by the club-goers dance moves. Check them out!
- Club WATT in Rotterdam Netherlands – Here, dancers power the LEDs in the floor and in the surrounding area! There is a meter nearby to tell them just how much they are powering the club and a zero waste organic bar to keep up their energy
- Greenhouse in New York – The LED bulbs here consume 1/30th of the energy regular club lights use and the club's floors and walls are constructed from bamboo.
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Police in North Carolina shot and killed a man running toward them Saturday morning -- but he may have just been looking for help after a car wreck.
Officers responded to a "breaking and entering" 911 call at a home in Charlotte.
The homeowner told dispatchers that a man had been knocking on her door repeatedly.
Police say that when they got to the scene, a man matching the caller's description ran toward them.
One of the officers fired his stun gun, but it was "unsuccessful." Another officer then opened fire, police said.
Jonathan Ferrell died at the scene. He was shot several times.
He was unarmed.
Police now believe Ferrell was seeking assistance after crashing his car.
The crash
Ferrell was 24 and a former football player at Florida A&M University.
Police found a wrecked car nearby, indicating that he may have been trying to get help.
"It was a pretty serious accident," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Rodney Monroe told CNN affiliate WSOC.
The crash was so severe that authorities now believe Ferrell had to climb out of the back window, affiliate WBTV reported.
He ran to the closest house for help.
The woman inside thought it was her husband.
"To her surprise, it was an individual that she did not know or recognize," Monroe told WBTV. "She immediately closed the door, hit her panic alarm, called 911."
The man stood outside and "continued to attempt to gain the attention of the homeowner," a police statement said.
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Police have charged Officer Randall Kerrick with voluntary manslaughter -- a felony. He turned himself in Saturday afternoon and was released Sunday on $50,000 bond.
Police used "charged" and "ran" and "advanced" in their description of what Ferrell did.
There were three officers at the scene, but Kerrick was the only one to use a gun.
He fired several times, police said.
"The evidence revealed that Mr. Ferrell did advance on Officer Kerrick and the investigation showed that the subsequent shooting of Mr. Ferrell was excessive," police said in another statement issued late Saturday night. "Our investigation has shown that Officer Kerrick did not have a lawful right to discharge his weapon during this encounter. "
All three officers have been placed on paid leave.
A charge of voluntary manslaughter means the person used excessive force in self-defense, or carried out the act without intent to kill.


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The workflow I use on my macbook pro has me switching between applications using the 'command + tab' application switcher.
This is causing intermittent issues with UltraEdit. If UltraEdit has focus when I press 'command + tab' two windows pop-up. The window in focus says 'Search String ',' Not found!' Behind that pop-up is another window that says 'Press CANCEL to abort the current operation...' When I click the 'Ok' button on the 'Search String ',' Not found!' window both windows go away.
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The House of Delegates at the AMA, Chicago, voted earlier this week at a meeting in Chicago to evaluate the idea of replacing the current billing code standard, the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition (ICD-9), with the upcoming ICD-11 standard.
Federal law now calls for doctors, hospitals, health insurers to switch to the ICD-10 system by Oct. 1, 2013. But the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) says it will be pushing back the compliance deadline, likely to Oct. 1, 2014.
The Georgia delegation at the AMA's House of Delegates has suggested that skipping ICD-10 could save physicians time and money while producing better results.
The policy the AMA House adopted calls for the AMA to evaluate ICD-11 as a possible alternative for replacing ICD-9 and to report back to the House in 2013.
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ICD-9 was developed in the 1970s, and ICD-10 was developed in the 1990s.
America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), Washington, has estimated that the ICD shift could cost health insurers a total of about $3 billion.
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Thu, Nov 14, 2013 | 00:03 GMT
Green Man Gaming Indie Love promotion lets you pick your price
Digital distributor Green Man Gaming is throwing a very special promotion celebrating all things independent. Check out the Indie Love sale page to score big discounts on a wide variety of games – you can pick from one of three price points, depending on how much love you want to give the developers. And also money, obviously. Titles on offer include Psychonauts, Stacking, The Binding of Isaac, To The Moon, Anodyne and Rook's Keep.
Mon, Nov 11, 2013 | 22:13 GMT
PS4, Xbox One three-for-two deals available at Amazon, Target
If you're picking up a few games for your next-gen console, check out these deals. Amazon is offering one free PlayStation 4 game with the purchase of two others, while Target has a similar deal, but it applies both PS4 and Xbox One. Hit the links for all the details. PS4 launches November 15 in North America and November 29 in Europe, while Xbox One arrives in North America and Western Europe on November 22.
Tue, Nov 05, 2013 | 01:02 GMT
Knockout sale knocks 60% off the PlayStation Vita's fighting games
The PlayStation Blog has a two week fighting game sale on the PlayStation Network in the US, with Vita games such as Mortal Kombat, Dead or Alive 5 Plus and ULTIMATE MARVEL VS CAPCOM 3 being reduced to almost half price. Half the games will be on sale from Nov. 5 until the 11th while the rest are discounted from the 12th to the 18th. Check out a full list below.
Sat, Oct 12, 2013 | 15:39 BST
GOG has knocked 60% off select Electronic Arts games this weekend
GOG has put select Electronic Arts games on sale for 60% off, which means you can save money on all sorts of titles, and get The Witcher free, because that is the other nice deal going on this weekend.
Fri, Oct 11, 2013 | 03:41 BST
Capcom anniversary sale offers hefty Steam discounts
Capcom is 30 years old, and instead of thinking about maybe popping out a second sprog and buying a mini-van it's throwing a huge Steam sale. All the deals are collated on this Steam page, but Capcom Unity also has a handy-dandy text list if you want a quicker scan. It's worth having a look just to remind yourself of a bunch of things we'd forgotten the publisher was involved in, like Dark Void, which Brad Pitt got every enthusiastic about, and Fairy Bloom Freesia, which certainly exists, that's for sure. Discounts up to 75% are on offer.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 01:20 BST
Soul Hackers, Code of Princess and Etrian Odyssey 4 $10 off through August 31
Atlus is hosting a Summer Sales-travaganza for 3DS. Until August 31, you can grab Shin Megami Tensei: Devl Summoner – Soul Hackers, Code of Princess and Etrian Odyssey 4 from the 3DS eShop for $10 less than the regular sticker price. The sale only applies to North America, I'm afraid, as Atlus doesn't publish outside of its home territory.
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 | 00:04 BST
Huge savings on Xbox 360 titles in massive MS Store sale
Head on over to the Microsoft Store to take advantage of a huge sale on Xbox 360 games and accessories. There are over 100 sale items to peruse, from family titles to bestsellers like Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 and Far Cry 3. Savings range from $10 to a whopping $45, so it's well worth clicking through all seven pages. There's even a couple of PC games in there.
Thanks, Joystiq.
Sun, Aug 04, 2013 | 22:22 BST
Toki Tori 2+'s Steam Summer Sale launch was a real headache
The Steam Summer Sale is such a ridiculous extravaganza of cash that many devs take it into account when making their launch plans. When Two Tribes ended up releasing Toki Tori 2+ during the sale, it turned out to not be such a good idea.
Fri, Aug 02, 2013 | 07:56 BST
Humble Weekly Sale includes six 1C Company games
This week's Humble Weekly Sale let's you pick up six 1C Company games for a low, low price of your choosing.
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 15:27 BST
Grand Theft Auto 4 and its DLC on sale through Xbox Live Marketplace
Grand Theft Auto 4 is on sale through Xbox Live alongside its DLC: The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony.
Mon, Jul 08, 2013 | 01:47 BST
Papo & Yo on sale on Green Man Gaming
I wouldn't normally post a sale notification for just one game when there's so much going on, but Papo & Yo is an extraordinary game well worth a look, so if you've been holding off, head on over to Green Man Gaming to pick it up for just $5.09 or local equivalent. You can also grab it in a bundle with the soundtrack for the near-criminally under-priced $5.77. Both offers require Steam and are available on PC only. Papo & Yo explores a childhood overshadowed by an alcoholic parent and may cause you to have feelings and need a quiet lie down; it's also a pretty fun, puzzle-heavy action adventure.
Mon, Jul 01, 2013 | 08:51 BST
Amazon discounts 3DS, Mac and PC games
Amazon is throwing a couple of tasty sales at the moment, including a huge summer sale for Mac and PC games.
Wed, Jun 26, 2013 | 14:30 BST
PSone Sale starts on PS Store, Plus members get an additional 10% off
From now until July 10, Somy has put select PSone titles on sale through the PS Store. Plus members will get an additional 10% off. Have a look at the list of offerings below.
Fri, Jun 21, 2013 | 02:10 BST
MechWarrior Online update adds Quickdraw mech
MechWarrior Online's latest patch adds a new battlemech, a new champion mech, a leaderboard challenge, and much more – plus, a couple of sales have just started.
Sun, Jun 16, 2013 | 22:55 BST
Antichamber $10 on Steam today, ambient soundtrack released
Missed out on Alexander Bruce's mind bending puzzler Antichamber? You're in luck, because the non-euclidean puzzler is only $10 on Steam today, down 50% from its normal price.
Sat, Jun 08, 2013 | 14:30 BST
GameFly has some great deals on PC games, and a 20% off coupon
BioShock Infinite can be yours for 53% off through GameFly, that's after you factor a coupon which gives you an extra 20% off. So instead of paying the regular sale price of $34.99, you'll be able to grab it for $27.99. If you already own Infinite, other digital titles are on sale through the service, and after you factor in the 20% coupon on top of the markdown, you can get the following games for cheaper than the norm: Crysis 3 – $23.99, Dead Space 3 – $23.99, the Mass Effect Trilogy (plus DLC)- $15.99, Borderlands 1 + 2 Bundle – $15.99, The Walking Dead Game – $6.79, Hitman: Absolution – $4.79, and Fallout: New Vegas – $3.19. There's more titles on sale for 50% off or more though, so start shopping through the link. Thanks, VentureBeat.
Mon, May 20, 2013 | 06:02 BST
Bioshock Infinite on sale, all platforms, one day only
Seems that Amazon is having a One Day Sale that may interest more than a few of us. You can grab up to a 42% discount on Bioshock Infinite but you will have to hurry.
Tue, May 14, 2013 | 07:08 BST
Show Me The Games sale heavily discounts indies
Developer direct digital distribution hub Show Me The Games is throwing a whopping sale for the next few days, with discounts of 35% to 75% on 32 indie titles. There are some well known names on the list – And Yet It Moves, Gratuitous Space Battles, Defcon and Voxeltron, for example – as well as a bunch of lesser-known efforts you might not have heard of. A wide variety of genres are represented, and many titles are available on Linux and Mac as well as PC.
Thanks, Joystiq.
Fri, May 10, 2013 | 01:07 BST
Bit.Trip franchise on sale on Steam
There's a pretty special sale on Steam at the moment, offering 25-75% off every Bit.Trip game available on PC. The retro-styled Gaijin Games series has won awards all over the place and is also available on Wii and 3DS. The newest entry, Runner 2, mixes things up with a new graphical style.
Wed, May 08, 2013 | 12:41 BST
European PS Store offering 'Knights and Witches' sale
The European PlayStation Store is offering a ton of titles on sale as part of a 'Knights and Witches' promotional sale.


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Approved locklist - a list of locks tested by Sold Secure (a division of the Master Locksmiths Association), which form the basis of our bicycle security requirements. You must use a lock from the relevant category that applies to your bicycle � you can use a lock from a higher category but not lower.
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Area - you can choose to be insured for locations outside of the UK. If you require worldwide cover, you will automatically receive the EU cover also. The area of cover also extends to your family and public liability extensions if taken.
Bicycle - any bicycle, tricycle, tandem, trailer cycle or push scooter that is powered by human pedalling and/or battery. The bicycle must not be subject to the requirements of the Road Traffic Act.
Bicycle roadside recovery (Cycleguard Rescue) - this is an option that you can take out to provide you with support should you be unable to continue a bicycle journey. This could be due to cycle theft, damage or vandalism or the breakdown of your bicycle through mechanical or electrical failure.
The cover will ensure that you are transported to a suitable cycle repair shop, railway station, car rental agency or your home or overnight accommodation.
This option will provide support anywhere within the UK for 12 months.
Business use - this allows you to use your bike for business purposes BUT excludes hire, reward, courier services or using your bike for the carriage of paying passengers.
Certificate of insurance - the document that contains the terms and conditions under which your bicycle is insured. See also policy wordingpolicy wording.
Commencement date - the date that the policy starts.
Electric bike - a bicycle which is powered both by human pedalling and/or a battery, any electric bike you wish to insure must not be subject to the requirements of the Road Traffic Act.
Evidence of ownership - to pay out for an insurance claim, we need to be certain that you were/are the owner of the insured items. Evidence can be shown by, for example, an original receipt clearly showing the item and date of purchase. Alternative evidence can include a bank or credit card statement, photographs, a copy receipt from the retailer, packaging or literature.
Excess - this is the amount of money that you contribute towards the cost of a claim.
Family - parents, spouse, partner, siblings or children over 16 years of age and living at your insured locationinsured location.
Family liability - an option that covers specified members of your family for public liability and personal accident provided they are aged 16 years and over.
Family members - an option available with Cycleguard that allows other members of your familyfamily to have occasional use of your bicycle. The cover is for theft and accidental damage only.
Forcible and violent entry - entry to a property that clearly shows damage to the lock, building, room or vehicle, caused as a direct result of theft.
Immovable object - this can be:
Insured location - this is a single, specified place where you keep your bicycle overnight, typically your home or student accommodation.
Loyalty bonus - this is a system by which we reward you for continuing your insurance with us. This is how it works:
Minimum claim - for policies incepted before 2nd January 2013 no claim will be paid under �100 however we will consider the full cost of any claim over this figure.
Period of insurance - the length of time for which you are covered, all Cycleguard policies run for a period of 12 months even when being paid by monthly direct debit.
Personal accident - if you have an accident whilst using your bicycle, this provides cover up to �10,000 for death & permanent total disablement and �5,000 for loss of limb or eye.
Policy summary - this is a brief outline of the terms and conditions including any significant exclusions or conditions of an insurance policy. The summary is not a substitute for reading the full policy wording.
Policy wording - this sets out in full the terms and conditions of your insurance cover. It is essential that you read the wording and comply with any terms and conditions it sets out. We have made it as straightforward as possible to read and understand.Much of the information provided on this site is for guidance � only the relevant policy wording can be taken as a binding contract.
Premium - the amount you pay (either a single amount in advance or by credit agreement with PIN Finance Ltd) to provide annual insurance cover for your bicycle.
Property - when we refer to property we don�t only mean buildings but also personal items, such as a laptop, a table or car� basically anything!
Public liability - this Cycleguard option for cyclists aged over 16 protects you against third party claims for injury or damage to other persons propertyproperty - so, for example, in the event that you accidentally ride into a person and cause injury or damage � that person could claim against you for compensation. You can choose from 3 levels of cover available - �1, �2 or �5 million. The area of public liability cover is the same as the level of bicycle cover you choose.
The public liability option also includes personal accident cover, which pays you an amount of money should you suffer an injury whilst using your bicycle.
Public liability is also known as third party liability.
Replacement value - this is the price an item would normally cost new in a store including VAT rather than a specially discounted or sale price or ebay bargain!
Serial number - the unique code that identifies your bicycle, also referred to as a frame number.
It is essential that we have the serial number for all bicycles, if your bicycle does not have a serial number you must use an identification system with a unique number or a transponder/tag installation with a registration number.
The serial or frame number is usually located on the underside of the bottom bracket (the large circular section that your crankset sits in).
Sum insured - this is the total value of your bicycle and any fixed accessories.
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Urban and Leisure - this is the standard Cycleguard policy which provides cover for general cycling - including commuting and business use. You are also able to participate in road based time trials but not mass starts (select the activeActive option if you need cover for mass starts or other competitive bicycle related activities).
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Feinstein also made the point that "people are going to say he's a scapegoat for Benghazi and that's absolutely false," referring to the controversy over the timeline of the terror attack at the U.S. mission in Libya that killed four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. "I know what the personal story is. It is not a cover up."
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A recently deceased friend of my parents lived in L.A. (he was in the film business and did some of the underwater filming for TITANIC) and was racing along Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu, when a guy in another high-powered car started racing against him. So they each floored it to see who could outrace the other—I forget who "won"—and after the "race" the guy in the other car signaled my parents' friend to pull over, obviously so they could introduce themselves. And when this friend walked up to the guy he'd been racing against, it turned out to be Mick Jagger. They talked about their cars and had a nice friendly chat and then got back in their cars and went their separate ways. I don't even know what decade this was, nor do I know the cars they were driving. (I was at his memorial, and Linda Hamilton, among other stars, were there, so the Mick tale isn't one he'd have to make up. So it's almost certainly true.)
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