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With the nights drawing in and the days getting colder, it appears that our customers have been really busy, planning and implementing some truly grand bathroom designs! So why not sit back and relax with a nice warming drink and take a look at the winning designs from our October Share your Style competition? The standard of entries was very high this month, but after deliberating, cogitating and digesting our panel of judges came up with their verdict. We're delighted to announce that Shirley Page from Peterborough was our winner and receives an iPad mini! Shirley was thrilled to have won, enthusing: Having decided on a complete bathroom re-fit, VP was the perfect choice for an affordable, on-trend look. I knew what I wanted – a contemporary, sleek and slim-line finish was at the top of my agenda – but ever conscious of value, how could I a) achieve this in a compact space and not have to ditch the family bath in favour of a stylish new shower b) create a sense of tranquility and indulgence that would somehow blend harmoniously into our busy family home environment! and c) not break the bank? When I began to think I'd set myself an impossible task, I came across a VP magazine featuring the smaller version of the Arc bath on the front cover. Could this be true? – a slender free-standing bath with seamless panelling (modern luxury look: tick); only 1561mm wide (ingenious space saving – I would still have room for both a bath and shower: tick); made of durable acrylic and easy to clean (practical: tick) and price tag … less than £300 (superb value for money: tick). Still sceptical, I went onto the VP website to see what else they had to offer and was surprised to find a wide range of coordinating shower, basin, taps and sanitaryware options, plus a myriad of complementary accessories all at low prices. Tick. Tick. Tick. Within a short while, I had set up an online account and saved everything I needed in my virtual basket for an entire bathroom installation. What's more, VP offers preferred delivery dates, enhancing their flexible options

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'It's great news' for ELA
IISD stepping in to operate experimental lakes
OTTAWA -- The future of the world-renowned Experimental Lakes Area is more certain after the federal government announced it has an agreement in principle with a new operator for the facility.
Almost a year after Ottawa first announced it planned to stop funding the ELA after 45 years, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans signed an agreement Thursday with the Winnipeg-based environmental think-tank the International Institute for Sustainable Development.
"It's great news," said IISD head Scott Vaughan.
The ELA is a series of 58 lakes near Kenora, Ont., used by scientists since 1968 to conduct freshwater research on whole bodies of water. It has been a program of the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans, but last May Ottawa announced it would not be funding it past the end of March 2013.
Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield said repeatedly over the last year the government would be happy to transfer it to a new operator but that the program no longer fits with the government's mandate.
The IISD and Ottawa have been in negotiations about the ELA since last fall, urged on by scientists from within and outside the program who did not want to see it die. The government has been under intense political and scientific pressure to save the ELA.
No other facility in the world allows for freshwater research on whole bodies of water. The ELA experiments have driven public policy on issues such as acid rain, mercury, hydro dams and phosphorus in soap. It was responsible for work that helped save Lake Erie and it's hoped research there will help save Lake Winnipeg, too.
Recently, the Ontario government stepped up with unstated financial support for ELA operations, but only as negotiations between the IISD and Ottawa continued. Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger has pledged resources if Ottawa remains at the table.
The latest step doesn't transfer the program yet, but outlines what needs to be decided before a transfer can take place, including who pays for what, remediation of the site before the transfer, ongoing operating costs and data sharing.
Meanwhile, Ottawa will provide support for some work this summer so scientists with active research at the ELA site in northwestern Ontario can continue their work uninterrupted.
Until now, scientists were told they wouldn't have access to the facility this year unless a new operator was found, putting in jeopardy multi-year experiments, including one that has studied the impact of fertilizing one lake for more than 40 years.
Allowing access will save that work. Experiments have not yet begun this year because of the late spring.
More than a dozen scientists work for the ELA through the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in Winnipeg, and have been waiting for a year to know their future.
They were told Thursday of the latest development, although none yet know where they will end up working.
Ashfield and Vaughan said some of them may end up working for the IISD, although the details are still to be worked out. Ashfield said others will likely be offered other positions within the Department of Fisheries and Oceans if they're interested.
Diane Orihel, a PhD student who launched the group Save ELA, said she was pleased with the agreement but was irked Ashfield and the government were trying to take credit for saving the ELA when it was their decision that led to the predicament in the first place.
"It sounds like the government finally buckled after all the pressure we've been putting on it," said Orihel.
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Despite a victory margin of 98 runs, the West Indies failed to find fluency once more, in the second one-day international against Zimbabwe. An enterprising day for allrounder Justice Chibhabha could not quite spare Zimbabwe's blushes, but the visitors found more positives though going down 2-0 in the series.
Chibhabha followed up a bowling haul of 2/39 with his second ODI half-century of the series and his career. Batting amidst a tumble of wickets, Chibhabha kept his composure and marked his 100-ball innings of 67 with 8 boundaries and impressive temperament.
The West Indies struggled to impose themselves with the bat once more, but a keen spell of bowling from pacer Jerome Taylor ensured the result was rarely in question. Taylor dismissed Piet Rinke (6), Terrence Duffin (1) and Brendan Taylor (0) in his opening burst, with the wickets of the latter two coming off consecutive deliveries.
The quick strike set Zimbabwe back substantially at 11/3 chasing 243 for victory. Though Chibhabha's presence kept some hope alive, the lack of middle order support once more proved crucial. Following the dismissal of Chigumbura for 13, the game seemed largely on course to a West Indian victory. Even so, the home team at times lacked energy and genuine penetration in their bowling stint.
Taylor was the clear stand-out. He finished with 4/24 and was among five West Indian wicket-takers.
Overall, it was a tedious follow-up to another tedious batting performance by the West Indies. For the second time in as many days, Brian Lara won the toss. On this occasion, however, he chose to bat, and was faced with another purposeful Zimbabwean bowling performance.
Only Ramnaresh Sarwan found any genuine form among the top and middle order on the Antigua surface. He contributed 55 from 61 balls, batting freely among an unimpressive West Indian display. Runako Morton struggled again in the early going and was finally ousted for 16 at 70/1. Although his partner Gayle got to 49, his too was an awkward contribution.
Edward Rainsford was outstanding early on, and had the best figures of 1/35 from his 10 overs. He was supported well by Tawanda Mupariwa (3/46) and Blessing Mahwire (2/58), but the intelligent bowling of Chibhabha at the end of the innings was most impressive. The medium pacer had Chanderpaul caught behind to end a struggling innings of 46, then bowled Dwayne Smith with a full length delivery.
The wicket of Smith was particularly important, as it ended a cameo of 30 off 18 balls, including 3 big sixes. Though the breakthrough helped limit the West Indies to a disappointing 242/9, the score proved much more than sufficient in the context of the game's result.
West Indies 242-9 (50)
Ramnaresh Sarwan 55, Chris Gayle 49, Shivnarine Chanderpaul 46
Tawanda Mupariwa 3-46, Blessing Mahwire 2-58
Zimbabwe 144 all out (46.2)
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Robin Lake will be presenting in this session on the role of charter schools in overhauling school districts.
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Robin Lake is Director of the Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE) and Affiliate Faculty, School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, at the University of Washington Bothell. She is internationally recognized for her research and analysis of U.S. public school system reforms, including charter schools and charter management organizations; innovation and scale; portfolio school districts; school turnaround efforts; and performance-based accountability systems.
Ms. Lake has authored numerous studies and provided expert testimony and technical assistance on charter schools and urban reform. She is the editor of Unique Schools Serving Unique Students: Charter Schools and Children with Special Needs (CRPE, 2010) and editor of the annual report, Hopes, Fears, & Reality: A Balanced Look at American Charter Schools. She co-authored, with Paul Hill, Charter Schools and Accountability in Public Education (Brookings 2002). She has provided invited testimonies to the U.S. House of Representatives Education and Labor Committee as well as various state legislatures. She presents regularly at conferences and summits around the United States, and has advised on charter school implementation in South Africa and the United Kingdom. Lake serves as a board member or advisor to various organizations, including the Journal of School Choice, the National Center on Special Education in Charter Schools, the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, and the National Charter School Resource Center.
Ms. Lake holds a B.A. in International Studies and an M.P.A in Education and Urban Policy from the University of Washington.
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At January's Washington Education Innovation Forum, Professor Ed Lazowska discussed how Washington's primary and secondary schools are doing little to give students skills related to the jobs that are being created in their backyard, potential consequences if we do not change course, and how we might best expose our youth to STEM skills that are increasingly shaping our region's economy and identity.
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Robin Lake is quoted in this Education Week article on charter schools that serve high-needs students and the funding challenges they face.
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HURRICANE, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A disturbance call at a home in Hurricane led police to charge a 45-year-old man with 30 counts of sexual abuse of a minor.
Hurricane Police said their investigation into the allegations began after an officer went to Richard Davis' home on a battery complaint in June.
The officer says in the criminal complaint that he didn't find any evidence of a fight, but a 16year-old girl at the house told him that Davis, 45, had been sexual abusing her since she was 13.
Police said that during a follow-up interview with Davis last month, he confessed to having sex with the girl on multiple occasions over the past 10 months.
According to criminal complaint, Davis also told the officer that he was in love with the victim, and that he considered her a "wife."
Davis was booked in the Western Regional Jail Wednesday.
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anyway [spoiler... I think]Haruhi is changing more and more. Maybe someday she's going to let someone else have Kyon if she realizes how much those two like each other... or maybe she's going to find someone else (Koizumi perhaps)[/spoiler]
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anyway [spoiler... I think]Haruhi is changing more and more. Maybe someday she's going to let someone else have Kyon if she realizes how much those two like each other... or maybe she's going to find someone else (Koizumi perhaps)[/spoiler]
i voted for other girls:
nyahaha... even haruhi won't do anything bring down Jinchuu on her..
I think she showed up at the anime but she was too far away to see properly. =\
[spoilers for editor-in-chief novel chapter]Seeing that Kyon considered the whole thing a date. I guess Miyokichi is a potential candidate. Who knows she might show up in the story later and cause a bit of trouble.[/spoilers]
Oh yeah when Kyon & his Sister were walking to school and Kyon's Sister met up with her friends...Quote:
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Although it's difficult to predict that they purposely animated Miyokichi into the 1st season as a foreshadow to one of the chapters in Volume 8.
Hm any idea which one is Miyokichi?... I always thought she was taller... maybe it hard to tell from this distance or she'd not apart of that group in the picture.
It looks like the author has a lot of influence on the anime. Hopefully the second season will be similar ^^
^ or maybe she'd not even there.... sadly we won't see her until season 3 :(... unless they decide to make season 2 into a 26 ep series, which I doubt.
I wonder what kind of relationship in the future Mikuru & Kyon will have... I don't know if it's just me but it seems Mikuru (Big) still has feelings for Kyon... I suspect Romantic feelings... she probably told Kyon to keep his distance with Mikuru for obvious reasons... but it make me wonder what the circumstances that occured later in the future that would bring Mikuru and Kyon closer together for Mikuru (Big) to tell Kyon in the Volume 1 to keep his distance? Hmmm... time Travel screws with your brain doesn't it? :S
Kyon doesn't like girls.
Haruhi was too much to bear. ^__^
you know. If you think like pedobear. that pic and subtitle can give you a different scenario XD
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well I do agree though. As long as Haruhi is around. Kyon wouldn't have any chance on other girls. [spoiler for Volume 9] and this is why Sasaki should receive Haruhi's Godly power so that Kyon can finally have a chance to chase after other girls (MIKURU!!!). Even if Haruhi bitches about it. She wouldn't be able to do anything about it. oh wait. theres still Yuki. She wouldn't stand around and let some other girls take Kyon away. [/spoilers]
^ anyone with Haruhi's powers and the knowledge that they could do anything with them and no one could stop them would be dangerous including SPOILERSasakiSPOILER I reckon... I mean look at SPOILERYuki, you wouldn't think she'd let her urges and Impluses takeover but... well we all know what happened in Volume 4... SPOILER.
^[spoilers]But in the end. Yuki gave Kyon the choice. As heart breaking it is for Yuki. She didn't force him to stay in a world that Yuki has a chance to be with him. Anyway it was Asakura who was going out of control there and not Yuki >.>[/spoilers]


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Brandon Marshall faces the Miami Dolphins Sunday the first time since being traded to the Chicago Bears for three draft picks in 2012. The five time Pro Bowl wide receiver talked about his time in Miami and quarterback Chad Henne. In a conference call Wednesday with south Florida reporters Marshall had these comments: "We were a quarterback away from having a team," Marshall...
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Watch out Chad Henne, it might be BORTLES TIME
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We know UK band Morning Parade as energetic rockers with a guitar and synth-driven sound but what happens when you unplug their instruments? Surprise, surprise, they still sound amazing! In this unexpected but beautiful acoustic session, Morning Parade performs their song "Headlights" unplugged and accompanied by a string quartet.
On top of it all, the video was shot in the sunlight on the banks of England's famous River Thames which makes for some gorgeous scenery to accompany the pure acoustic sound. Check it out:
Want more Morning Parade? Hear the regular version of their single "Headlights" and see how it compares to the acoustic version above. The band also showed off their handwriting earlier this year when they gave us a handwritten lyrics sheet!
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The BBC has decided to build its new £400 million northern home in the Salford Quays.After months of speculation the corporation has finally chosen Benoy and Fairhurst Design Group's Salford MediaCity:UK proposals to become the BBC's new regional hub and the base for almost 1,500 of its staff. The news will come as a bitter blow to Ian Simpson, who had worked on a rival scheme, the Manchester Central Spine project, which would have stretched from the Mancunian Way to Whitworth Street. The massive Salford development is expected to create more than 700,000m 2of new retail, commercial and residential space on the waterfront site, which will sit opposite Michael Wilford's Lowry and Daniel Libeskind's Imperial War Museum North. Five BBC departments, including BBC Sport, Radio Five Live and Children's BBC, will be housed at the centre of the scheme and there are also plans for a new bridge across the Manchester Ship Canal. Among the masterminds behind the victorious Media City:UK bid are landowner Peel Holdings, Michael Joroff, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and the Central Salford Urban Regeneration Company. However, the deal is not completely cut and dried. Salford has only been named as 'leading bidder' with the intention that the team will become the 'preferred bidder' as long as 'certain [unknown] outstanding issues can be resolved'. BBC director general Mark Thompson said: 'I'm pleased that we have taken another step forward in our proposals to create a major new centre for networking broadcasting in the North of England. 'We remain very conscious that our proposal must still meet our stringent value for money criteria and be affordable.' by Richard Waite
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Montville — Phil "Moose" Russo paced back and forth across his driveway Thursday evening as firefighters tore at the glowing embers that used to compose the walls of his barn.
No injuries were reported in the blaze that consumed the building, but Russo ticked off the names of the destroyed show cars as if they were family members — a '67 Ford Mustang, a '67 Plymouth Belvedere, an '86 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS and a custom three-window coupe he had been spending much of his time working on lately.
Neighbor Tina McInerney said the coupe was Russo's "baby."
"Everything on that was made by hand," she said of the coupe. "It's a shame." She said the meticulously maintained cars often could be seen at shows across the region.
Russo said the cars were insured. He said the fire also melted his Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a riding lawn tractor and a wealth of welding gear.
The fire, outside the two homes at 554A and 554B Route 82, was first reported at 6 p.m. at about the time Russo had returned from "out back," where, he said, he had been hunting the coyotes that had been bothering his cats. He said he heard a loud "pop" and his dog "going nuts."
"I looked out the door and everything was orange," he said.
Russo said the barn, built in 1949 of native wood, went up in flames in a matter of seconds.
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Numerous surrounding towns were called in to help with a tanker shuttle, the typical way to get water to an area that lacks hydrants. Tankers retrieved water from a hydrant on the Norwich and Bozrah town line and from Oxoboxo Lake. The tankers filled portable reservoirs set up at the end of Russo's driveway and pumped up to an awaiting engine.
Route 82 was shut down just east of the intersection with Route 163 for more than three hours during the operation.
Wilkens said firefighters did all they could to stop the fire while coping with the added challenge of several oxygen and acetylene tanks inside. Luckily, he said, the tanks were close enough to an open door to douse them with water, cool them off and pull them out.
Wilkens said they were never without water, crediting the mutual aid system and the work of firefighters.
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Round number 1 of Appeon Mobile 2.0 for Android testing has now been successfully completed and the next Beta version V2 is now available for testing today! This beta is the pre-release version, which has several tweaks and functional updates based on the feedback received during the first beta. The Beta2 version is very stable and ready for you to try on iOS or Android devices!
As always, Appeon welcomes and appreciates any feedback on their Beta releases. So don't wait until the final minutes to miss out on this great opportunity to learn this leading edge technology!
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In a statement on Sunday, Guingona slammed the NPA for firing upon "an elderly and innocent woman who is already bowing out of politics." The senator said the NPA was wrong to attack his mother for bringing arms at a rebel checkpoint. "The persons that were carrying the arms are members of Philippine National Police," he said.
He said his mother, who was in her 70s and in her third term as Mayor, was ambushed on her way home from a fiesta in the city's outskirts.
Guingona said he was relieved that her mother survived and suffered only wounds. But he mourned the death of her driver and security escort. "Brothers Nestor and Bartolome Velasco were killed in a hail of bullets on board the Hi-Lux pick-up she was riding in. The fatalities were loyal employees of long standing in our family's home in Mindanao. My heart grieves for them and their families," said Guingona.
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