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Crew chief David Hyder, driver Bill Elliott and the rest of the Wood Brothers crew will return to the tried and true in this weekend's LifeLock.com 400 at Chicagoland Speedway.
The No. 21 Ford Fusion, which sported the blue and white colors of FordParts.com in its most recent appearance, at Michigan Speedway, will return to the familiar red colors of Motorcraft/Quick Lane. And Hyder and his crew plan to go back to some of their old chassis set-up ideas after some experimenting at Michigan and Charlotte that didn't produce the results they expected.
One thing that won't change is the pressure on the team to perform on Friday. Because the No. 21 crew is running a limited schedule, they're not among the top 35 in car owner points, the group that is guaranteed starting spots for upcoming races. Instead, they're among the "go or go home" teams that must make the race on their qualifying speed or miss the big show. And the Chicagoland schedule – two practice sessions on Friday and no race practice between qualifying and race time – means there will have to be a lot of work crammed into the Friday sessions.
Those Friday sessions don't leave much margin for mistakes. The opening two-hour practice is followed by a 45-minute break, then another 45-minute session, with only two hours between it and the start of qualifying. "We'll start with the car in race trim and then switch over to qualifying trim in practice," Hyder said. "Then we have to go back to race trim, but we don't get back on the track after qualifying, which I don't particularly like."
Hyder and Elliott also will have to base their set-up for a night race on a daytime practice session, where conditions are far different. "We'll have to build some adjustability into the car," Hyder said. Like other teams in the Sprint Cup Series, the Wood Brothers have had to adjust to the change from a wing on the rear of the car to a conventional spoiler and to a slight change to the stagger of the tires that Goodyear produces for the circuit. Stagger is the difference in the circumference of the right side tires compared to those on the left. "Those changes threw us for a little bit of a loop," Hyder said.
But overall, he's confident heading into the weekend. Elliott qualified eighth at Chicagoland last year and showed strength in the race. And Hyder and his crew, as usual, have put considerable effort into preparation of the car, which is the same chassis they ran at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the Coca-Cola 600. They've spent two days recently with the car on the seven-post test rig, and worked on some different components in the suspension. Hyder said he believes the changes he's made recently will help the team not only this weekend, but in races on down the line. "We haven't had any bad cars all year, and now we're building on that for the end of the year," he said.
The LifeLock.com 400 will be televised on TNT, with the green flag set to fly at 7:30 p.m. Eastern time.


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In brief: Tire company buys Manchester Township facility for $4.7M
Kenda Tires has acquired a 113,000-square-foot industrial building at 3380 Susquehanna Trail N. in Manchester Township, according to Cushman & Wakefield, who represented the seller, Hager Pacific Properties.
The purchase price was $4.7 million.
Built in 1990 on 10.6 acres, the property was upgraded after Hager Pacific acquired it in 2007. It is near Exit 24 of Interstate 83 and features 23-foot clear height ceilings and eight dock-high loading doors.

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Best YouTube client apps for Windows Phone
0. phoneArena posted on 01 Jul 2013, 07:49
Features like downloading the videos for offline playback, integrating their sound stream in the stock music player, or keeping them running in the background while you add comments or tinker with the settings are something we can't see even on Android handsets, which are supposed to be the bastion of YouTube-ing, so check out the cool Windows Phone alternatives for your daily YouTube fix in the slideshow inside...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. volcano (Posts: 348; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
my favorites would be metrotube and myTube
still waiting for the official youtube app after microsoft and google agreement
4. james004 (Posts: 486; Member since: 15 May 2013)
for a free app, primetube is good too.
thanks for article, daniel.
2. android_hitman (unregistered)
i use metrotube
3. kaliil10 (Posts: 145; Member since: 16 May 2012)
I use both of them
5. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
I still use the YouTube app that was supposed to be taken down. I refuse to update and lose such an awesome app. Screw google for this. My market app will forever have a 1 on it.
7. shamashu9 (Posts: 142; Member since: 10 Jun 2013)
Me too. I never update my YouTube app from Microsoft with download feature. Forever 1 notification at the marketplace tile.
6. sri_tech (Posts: 188; Member since: 21 May 2013)
Metrotube also has unlimited & unrestricted free option. It has exact same features as paid one.
8. harigrg33 (Posts: 181; Member since: 20 May 2013)
Why dont android allow download option in you tube for offline view...
9. alterecho (Posts: 1099; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Can you guys please do "best PDF reader for WP8", please?
10. redaxe (Posts: 1; Member since: 15 Apr 2014)
Mega Tube recently added a feature to transfer downloaded videos to your computer or any other device without the use of any additional software. you just have to hit an address in your web browser on any device or computer and you get access to all your downloaded videos in Mega Tube. However this feature is only available in windows phone 8.


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Hey guys,
UFC 159 is coming up but there's not much to say about the main event - it's a gimme plain and simple. So today I'm looking at Cheick Kongo!
Hope you don't mind clicking the link and as always all feedback is welcomed!
Cheick Kongo is an enigma in MMA - someone who is continually billed as an elite striker based on his kickboxing record but who regularly looks flat and unpolished in the cage.
The 6'4" Frenchman carries a massive 82" reach and several titles in kickboxing, savate and Muay Thai yet has looked mediocre on the feet against all but the lowest level heavyweights. How can it be that a man with such a respected Muay Thai career could struggle on the feet against men like Matt Mitrione?
Video that I put together: The Curious Case of Cheick Kongo
There is absolutely no denying that Kongo was incredibly skilled in his kickboxing career - the few videos that exist of it make him look sublime - but they highlight the errors which still plague his game and have been amplified to make him look so middling as a striker in the UFC.
What Kongo suffers from is the fate of any kickboxer who moves to MMA - he lacks the wrestling pedigree or ability to play guard to be able to throw kicks with impunity. Any time Kongo throws a kick he must constantly be aware of being taken to the mat.
Against good grapplers Kongo will fake kicks, but never actually throw any. Against Frank Mir, Kongo faked a couple of kicks which made Mir back up, but then proceeded to do nothing and Mir simply steamrolled him.
Kongo's second great weapon - the clinch - also falls apart against competent wrestlers and indeed opponents who have trained to shake off his blanketing tactics such as Mark Hunt who easily maneuvered himself off of the fence when Kongo went to the wall and stall.
The great downfall of any great striker moving to mixed martial arts is that if your kickboxing game is not solid in the punching department you have no areas of the fight in which you are the dominant party.
Kongo jabs with his head upright, his rear hand out of position and his lead shoulder low.
Barry connects a right hook over the top.
When Kongo is punching he is so used to being at his range - that of a man with a 80" reach - that he doesn't keep his guard up at all in many of his bouts. Watching him demolish some of the lower tier heavyweights whom the UFC matched him against in his early UFC career, Kongo will stand in front of them with his head upright, his non-punching hand down by his nipples and go completely unpunished for it.
As Mir lunges in Kongo extends his lead hand and drops his rear hand.
Loading up with his right hand, Kongo is in no position to defend himself.
Now that isn't to say that Kongo's hands are the worst in the UFC heavyweight division - not by any stretch of the imagination - clearly his reach and power are massively effective against men who lack the ability to slip and counter. Kongo did an excellent job against Mirko Cro Cop (in a fight full of dirty tactics by Kongo) at landing his right straight in combinations.
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No Child Left Behind (NCLB) was a failed experiment.
So why do Americans continue to trust many of the very same people who created the law to now lead us down yet another path – over a decade later? This time, the National Governors Association (NGA) and Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) plan to use the rewriting of NCLB to consolidate data reporting to a single "office in the U.S. Department of Education that manages all data requests and collections…"(with good intentions?).
(Update 2/15/16: Their full plan didn't work this time but the lead groups CCSSO and NGA now have more power under The Every Student Succeeds Act (the replacement for NCLB).)
This country desperately needs to talk about proper roles of government in education.
How and when students need additional help should always be made at the school level. Do we need good data there? Yes. But more importantly, we need capable, caring people who understand kids!
Every state put in a longitudinal data system so that each state could track each student in order to make "better decisions" as to where and how to spend our education dollars — at the state level. Fair enough, maybe. That is supposedly why the Data Quality Campaign came into existence. But check out its supporters at the end of this document (Gates et. al.) and ask yourselves, should data systems have been a priority?
"Coinciding with the movement for more and better data, federal lawmakers established the Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems (SLDS) grant program (part of the Educational Technical Assistance Act of 2002) to help states design, develop, and implement longitudinal data systems." (Source New America Foundation, Many Missing Pieces)
People – this was back in 2002!!! And now, it is time to "consolidate data" to a point of central control. Our lack of vigilance has been astounding!
"…there was a diabolical realism in his plan to make all learning the monopoly of the elite which was to rule his envisioned world empire and keep the anonymous masses barely literate."
That is what Eric Hoffer wrote in the The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements. He was speaking about Hitler. Control of the education system is THAT important!
Until the day that the anonymous masses of citizens once again have control over their government, we must defend every inch of control we have remaining over the public education system.
Welcome to the Real Education War!
To know more, read about the power and control of the Common Core Standards and the excellent comments of the people.
Addition 2/17/16: You can also learn more about the Common Core "Initiative" through this smorgasbord of blogs. I suggest beginning with "Research Made Me Do It." What it made me do is take a firm stance against corporate takeover of the public education standards, assessments, curriculum, data systems, and the production of a totalitarian workforce development system.


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...........Cycling in the Inner West, Rides, Tours, Advocacy
Sunday the 4th May, a peaceful amble to Garden Island with a tour, courtesy of Robert Dunn. Meet at Bar Italia, Norton St Leichhardt to leave by 8:15 AM. You must bring photo ID (drivers licence, ID card, passport) to be part of the tour. Garden Island is a secure defence facility.
This is an easy ride, with only a couple of twists. We head out through the grounds of Sydney University, through the back streets of Redfern to pick up the Bourke St cycleway.
The cycleway takes us past terrace houses, past East Sydney Technical College, near to the Sydney Jewish Museum (free first Sunday of the month, but we are doing the Garden Island tour).
We reach Walsh bay and Garden Island. Robert Dunn has arranged a tour for us. You must bring photo ID.
After we will have coffee, probably at Harry's Cafe de Wheels (assuming we don't chance upon another cafe)
From there we will ride along the other side of Walsh Bay. A short flight of steps will take us to the road leading past the Botanic Gardens and down to Mrs Macquaries chair. Stunning views of the harbour.
Although we can't cycle in the Botanic Gardens, we'll go through the Domain to Macquarie St and then go up along the Cahill combined cycleway and path. If you've never been up there, you are in for a real treat.
Another set of stairs at the end to negotiate, then through the Argyle subway to join the Kent St cycleway, cross Pyrmont and Anzac bridges, then back to Bar Italia.
I would expect to be back by early afternoon, 1:30 at the very latest, but more likely 12:30 unless the tour is very comprehensive.
All in all, a great way to see the sights of Sydney using one of the most practical ways to get around.
See you there!
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be there or be square- Garden Island is a great place to explore, ships, old buildings, huge docks, history and the hammer head crane. There is also a good cafe there. Some photos from previous tours are at http://leichhardtbug.ning.com/photo/albums/garden-island-2013


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Sneaky ninjas, revenge by bear trap, blowtorches to the face, Skeletor, professional wrestlers, more ninjas, lady ninjas, avengers, woman revengers, and lady avengers…Welcome to the world of Taiwan Black Movies. Completely forgotten until director Hou Chi-jan rediscovered a cache of them in the Taipei Film Archives and made his documentary, Taiwan Black Movies (2005), this is the flip side of the new Taiwanese cinema where adorable romantic comedies like You Are the Apple of My Eye and When a Wolf Falls in Love With a Sheep dominate. This is the dark side, the rough stuff, the kind of movie you don't bring home to mama.
Director Tsai Yang-ming accidentally kicked off the black movie craze back in 1979 when he made Never Too Late to Repent (aka The First Error Step), a movie starring Ma Sha which was based on a book Ma Sha wrote about serving 15 years in prison for killing a customer in the whore house where he grew up. Audiences were electrified. Suddenly no one was buying tickets to flying swordsmen movies or nicey-nice romances and everyone wanted to see tales of crime, ripped from the headlines and served up with big bloody helpings of sex and violence. Taiwanese directors obliged. Over the next five years they made 117 exploitation films that became known as the Taiwanese Black Movies.
But these weren't just mindless exploitation fun (although there was plenty of that). The Black Movies were also about social issues like lax rape laws, political unrest, the Cultural Revolution, and drug addiction. The government wasn't having it. In 1983 they shut down production of black movies and destroyed all the prints they could find, although they saved some copies to show to filmmakers as an example of what NOT to do. That's why our line-up is filled mostly with digital projections: 35mm prints of these movies do not exist. They were purged.
And they're not all about social issues. For every stark, politically charged film like Never Too Late to Repent (1979) we've got a bizarro-tron ninja epic like A Life of Ninja (1983, and the sole 35mm print in this line-up). And for every rape revenge Lady Avenger (1981) we've got a loopy, surreal Challenge of the Lady Ninja (1982). Both of the nuttier ninja films were made by Lee Tso-nam, one of Chinese cinema's exploitation kings who also made Lunatic Frog Woman (1980) and Killing in the Nude (1984). But even with his bizarre sense of story and addiction to ninjas, Lee Tso-nam dragged his political past behind him. Born into a family of Nationalists, they all fled China for Taiwan to escape persecution.
It's not often that you get to see something you've never seen before, and here is a whole filmic tradition that was completely forgotten until a few years ago. Even better it's a filmic tradition where the focus is on revenge, sex, gangsters, ninjas, and people getting stabbed to death with icicles. So settle in, pop open your six pack, and get ready to see an entire country's wild n'wooly exploitation cinema unspool right before your eyes.


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The Cool Hall of Fame #203
Wanda Jackson
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10 comments:
- la peregrina said...
No, Wanda Jackson is a member of "The Way Cool Hall of Fame."
- January 25, 2011 6:09 PM
- Lex10 said...
New album, too.
- January 25, 2011 8:20 PM
- swac said...
Yep, produced by Jack White. Pretty killer, from what I've heard so far.
- January 25, 2011 8:51 PM
- Mr DeBakey said...
Ms Jackson was featured on Page 1 of today's "Arts & Life" section in my local paper.
Two above the fold photos
- her and Jack White
- her and Elvis
Of course, The Party Ain't Over
was released today.
- January 25, 2011 9:02 PM
- Michael said...
I saw her the other weekend at the Ryman for the Grand Ole Opry. An absolutely killer set. Later that night she was signing autographs and I got my photo with her. It's the closest I've been to such major cool, to rock and roll royalty, and to anybody who's ever dated Elvis. I'm looking for Ann-Margret next.
- January 25, 2011 9:59 PM
- Jonathan Walker said...
Who is the photographer? Very nice shot.
- January 25, 2011 10:16 PM
- swac said...
Photo is by Autumn de Wilde, who is probably best known for capturing The White Stripes on film during their cross-Canada trek chronicled in Under Great White Northern Lights (in which even this humble Gunslinger can be spotted, at the Halifax pool hall show, and the 10th anniversary concert at Glace Bay's historic Savoy Theatre).
Got to interview Ms. Jackson by phone once, it was a real treat as you can probably guess. She had just begun her comeback in 2003. Her 1961 B-side Funnel of Love is still an all-time favourite single of mine, check out that amazing Roy Clark guitar riff!
- January 26, 2011 6:41 AM
- westofthewest said...
Sweet lady...dirty voice.
- January 26, 2011 8:41 AM
- VP81955 said...
Got to interview Ms. Jackson by phone once, it was a real treat as you can probably guess. She had just begun her comeback in 2003. Her 1961 B-side "Funnel of Love" is still an all-time favourite single of mine, check out that amazing Roy Clark guitar riff!
Someone with excellent taste. Nothing against the A-side, "Right Or Wrong," which sent Wanda in a country direction, but I often wonder how rock history might have changed if "Funnel Of Love" had gotten the push instead. Perhaps it simply rocked too hard for 1961, a time when Top 40 radio was trying to sound more "sophisticated" (e.g., uptown rhythm and blues).
- February 03, 2011 11:03 PM
- swac said...
I found a 7" of Right or Wrong/Funnel of Love at a yard sale when I was still in my late teens, and the record just blew me away (I rarely played the A side), and was amazed that Funnel never showed up on any Wanda Jackson compilations. In fact, the first time I ever found it on a CD was a disc of original versions of songs covered by The Cramps that came from Australia in the early '90s. I'm sure it's shown up on Wanda collections since then (aside from the massive Bear Family box set, which of course has everything), but my digital copy is on the Rhino Records' girl groups box set, the one that looks like a hat box. It doesn't really belong on there, but I'm glad they put it in anyway, obviously they felt a similar frustration about the track.
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Is There Chronic Excess Supply of Labor? Designing a Statistical Test
Richard E. Quandt, Harvey S. Rosen
NBER Technical Working Paper No. 46
In this paper we present and implement a statistical test of the hypothesis that the labor market has chronic excess supply. The procedure is to estimate a disequilibrium labor market model, and construct a test statistic based on the unconditional probability that there is excess supply each period. We find that the data reject the hypothesis of chronic excess supply. Hence, one cannot assume that all observations lie on the demand curve.
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I've used Super Suction's, 30/60's and Era's and obviously these are the best. Entry is easy with binding lube and basically every binding on earth they take a minute or 2 to get out of.
For the price a great buy
I've used Super Suction's, 30/60's and Era's and obviously these are the best. Entry is easy with binding lube and basically every binding on earth they take a minute or 2 to get out of.
For the price a great buy
Reviewer: greg murray
08/26/2004 12:00am
i wear a size 15 shoe and have always had problems finding boots that fit me. with these xl era's i have finally found a boot that is comfortable and big enough to meet my needs
Reviewer: Ed Ducharme
08/11/2004 12:00am
I love these bindings, when i bought em i knew i would love them. Sometimes the heel bumps hurt, but they absorb shock quite well. Its hard to get them off, because they hold very well. Amazing bindings.
Reviewer: Jason Arnstein
07/17/2004 12:00am
Reviewer: G C
07/13/2004 12:00am
I recently purchased these bindings and this past weekend i did my first wakeboard run of my life. After 3 attempts of geting up and immediately falling on my face i gave up however i knew it wasnt the bindings cuz my feet were comfortable as heck. Im hoping to improve and put the bindings to better use and tear it up on the water!
Reviewer: bobby jones
06/21/2004 12:00am
These bindings were really easy to get in and out of, and they were comfortable. With the strap you could really get your feet in there and make em stay. The only thing is that they are a little stiff so you can't bone our grabs as much. Still sick bindings.
Reviewer: Traver Fordham
06/18/2004 12:00am
These bindings are super comfortable and give excellent support. They are a little hard to get into and require the use of some binding lube. However, they are far easier to get into than bindings like the LF Super Suctions. Some have complained about pain after riding in these bindings for long periods of time. I have experienced this but have found that it is the result of cinching the bindings down too hard. Loosen them slightly, and you can ride in them all day free of pain.
Reviewer: Rob Hub
06/16/2004 12:00am
Awsome binding I love them but i do have pain in my ankles after a long session but otherwise they are great just as confortable as the '04 Parks
Reviewer: ase asdfgzd
05/14/2004 12:00am
Reviewer: andy ross
04/30/2004 12:00am
good bindings....... ive got a 2001 byerly 132 for sale great slider board price is 90 dollars email me
Reviewer: Jonathan Brisco
04/20/2004 12:00am
The binding is really good.the only problem i had with it is that after 20 minutes or so the back of my heel starts to hurt.
Reviewer: Jared Hill
04/03/2004 12:00am
I switched to these after owning a pair of 04 splits and find them great! Easy to get into and hold well, but i seem to have a little pain in my heel after about 10-15 mins. Still, they wipe all over the splits!
Reviewer: Jonathan Huard
10/20/2003 12:00am
A durable and comfortable Hyperlite quality binding at an affordable price! Claw mounting system allows for a simple and highly adjustable setup. The lining in the boot is very soft to the touch and the heel bumps really hold your foot in well. I recommend this binding to anyone that wants a comfortable binding and does not want to pay the price of the other high end Hyperlite bindings.
Reviewer: Marc Poirier
09/14/2003 12:00am
I tried these bindings @ the surf expo in Orlando this last weekend and found them really interesting... If your the kind of rider that looks for a solid heel hold but want some freedom @ the ankles to tweak your grab or to style your jibs, these are the bindings for you. A whole lot cheaper than the PARKS, but still as comfordable. Great bindings!!!!!!
Reviewer: * Rayman
09/09/2003 12:00am
Look a like 30/60's. I'd ratha have the 30/60's with the heal than those. They look like the should have obrien written on them.


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News, Views, Updates and More about the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival
Thursday, March 28, 2013
It's back!
The Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival's annual HOW TO GET YOUR BREAK panel--a perennial favorite among Ithaca College undergrads!
Hear film directors, film distributors, artists, and intellectuals who work internationally share their stories about their first experiences in film, media and communications in an engaging, interactive environment.
Expert, in-depth, and engaging facilitation by Steve Gordon, former Viacom executive and now a faculty member in the Roy H. Park School of Communications (and the originator of the HOW TO GET YOUR BREAK session at FLEFF 8 years ago!)
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Friday, April 5
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Moderated by Steve Gordon, Media Arts, Sciences and Studies, Ithaca College,
Featuring 2013 Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival guests from the international film industries:
Peter Miller (film director, AKA Doc Pomus);
Kevin Lee (dGenerate Films);
Carlos Gutierrez (Mexico/USA, Cinema Tropical);
Vanessa Domico (Outcast Films);
Dominica Dipio (Uganda,film director and film scholar);
Bo Wang (China, China Concerto)
Yong Ki Jeong (Korea, film director, Couples, Once Upon a Time) with translation by Changhee Chun, Cinema, Ithaca College
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Decision makers
- Tim YeoMP For South Suffolk
- Mr PlantSt Francis Group
- Rich CookeDevelopment Plan Manager
Stop the development of approx. 600 houses on greenland in Brantham
Brantham is a friendly village on the borders of Essex and Suffolk. We have just won village of the year 2013 in which we are very proud. St.Francis group have purchased brownfield land and wish to re-generate the site. In order for this re-generation to go ahead approx. 600 houses need to be built on greenland to then finance the project on the brownfield site. If this goes ahead, this will double the population of Brantham which will no longer be classed as a village.
The implications that this may bring could be crime, where at the moment the crime figures on Police UK website is 22 for April 2013, more unemployment, less space in Doctors surgeries & schools, adverse effect on air quality and environment.
I moved from a built up town just outside Romford over 3 years ago to this lovely village of Brantham. In Romford I saw a pleasant town have housing created on a small percentage to what is being proposed here. The effects on the community were devastating and in the end there was no community and thefts and assaults were a common occurrence on a daily basis.
I can't think of any good that will come of this apart from a lovely village and a great, vibrant friendly community being shattered and for what, for a developer to earn a profit. The only losers in this will be the villagers
Please sign this petition to try and stop an impeding disaster happening, believe me I've seen it happen and if this kind of thing happens one day they'll be nowhere to run.
Bring Industry create wealth not overcrowding and misery.
- MP For South Suffolk
Tim Yeo
- St Francis Group
Mr Plant
- Development Plan Manager
Rich Cooke
Stop the development of approx. 600 houses on greenland in Brantham. We want to stay as a village and not double in size. We love where we live. We didn't win Village of the year for no reason. Please help us to keep it this way. Bring industry and create wealth within our village, not overcrowding and misery.
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Railtrack accepted liability very soon after the incident in October 2000, but families' claims have not yet been settled.
Four people died in the crash in Hertfordshire when a broken rail caused a GNER East Coast high-speed train to derail about half-a-mile south of Hatfield station.
Another 34 people were injured in the crash when carriages overturned.
John Pickering, head of personal injury at the law firm Irwin Mitchell which is dealing with the claims, said there was still the chance of an amicable outcome.
"Sadly the other side has not come forward with offers of settlement despite our requests," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
"I am having to commence court proceedings so as to ensure the case is brought to a conclusion.
"Hopefully we will still achieve settlement, but if not we will be prepared to go to court."
Interim payments
The Hatfield incident was the third serious rail disaster in three years after the Southall and Paddington crashes.
Mr Pickering said he did not understand why the settlements were taking so long.
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But later that day, NBC, CBS, and the Los Angeles Times all reported the same "falsehood," also citing law-enforcement sources. On Tuesday The Washington Post published a piece headlined "Injured Saudi Is a Witness, Not a Suspect, in Boston Bombing," producing another torrent of gleeful Post bashing (and becoming the site's most read story of the day). But reading beyond the headline, the reader would see that while the young Saudi was indeed an innocent bystander, he only became a witness after authorities descended on his apartment Monday evening, clearing him of suspicion. One can quibble over the use of "suspect" or "person of interest"—and why suspicions fall on this particular spectator (we know that answer to that)—but no other victims had their apartments torn apart, so it's fair to say authorities were wrongly suspicious.
The New Yorker's Amy Davidson recounted an interview Fox News conducted with the Saudi nonsuspect's roommate: "'Let me go to school, dude," the roommate said later in the day, covering his face with his hands and almost crying, as a Fox News producer followed him and asked him, again and again, if he was sure he hadn't been living with a killer. Watch the tape and tell me if that's what you see. An ordinary television interview—pushy, slightly repetitive questioning—is transformed online, with annoyance and exasperation rendered as "almost crying." Well, you say, it sounds like something Fox News would do, so what's the difference?
Isn't the outrage here a bit selective and, under the banner of keeping journalists honest, a tad dishonest? The complaints about the New York Post transformed from a "made-up story knocked down by police" to a parsing of the words "suspect," "potential suspect," and "person of interest." Other news agencies—like CBS, which on Tuesday reported that the Saudi was "no longer considered a suspect"—used the same language but were spared the bile.


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Police Woman/Fish
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Guest Stars: Conny Van Dyke (Binnie Blye), Marian Mercer (Jo Enders)
Special Guest Star: Morgan Woodward (Maury Ziegler)
Co-Starring: Sarina C. Grant (Corine), Lester Rawlins (Wilson), Ray Young (Beau), Marged Wakeley (Lois), Vivian Brown (Deputy #1), Rhoda Williams (Deputy #2)
With: Faye Michael Nuell (Inmate #1), Jessica Davis-Stein (Young Inmate #2), Burr Smidt (Doctor), Betty Bridges (Deputy #3), John Alvin (Mr. Finley), Karmin Murcelo (Deputy #4), Joyce Brothers (Dr. Ester Howell)


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August 14, 2005
Business News: Wrigley has 60% of chewing gum market in China
From Asia Times Online:
A billion jaws chewing
By Todd Crowell
August 13, 2005
The Guangdong Fanyu Candy Co, the once-prosperous maker of Yiqing chewing gum and Dada bubble gum, folded its operations in 2002. Why? Because the company could not compete with the famous gum that comes in the little green package. Since 2000, the Wm Wrigley Jr Co, the world's largest maker and marketer of chewing gum, has quietly become the dominant player in the Chinese market.
It may be that no other American product, save perhaps Coca-Cola, is as widely available and ubiquitous in China as Doublemint gum. The company has extended its reach into almost every corner of the country. In fact, Wrigley has probably the widest distribution and sales network of any food manufacturing and consumer packaging company in China, with a staggering one million sales outlets - 30,000 in Shanghai alone. Wrigley's share of China's chewing gum market is an astounding 60%. Although the company has competitors - primarily South Korea's Lotte and Italian company Perfetti Van Melle - no other gum company, foreign or domestic, comes close to Wrigley's market share or sales volume.
Since 1999, China has become Wrigley's second-largest market, behind only the United States. If ever there was an American company that has actually cashed in on the mythic slogan, "if every one of China's billion people bought just one ... ", it is Wrigley's. As a matter of fact, they buy more than one: Chinese, on average, buy 10 sticks of gum a year. That's far behind the American average of 160 or Taiwan's 70-80. But with China's population five times that of the US, there is plenty of room for growth.
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Type of Document Dissertation Author Guzik, Amy Christina Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-0711102-174326 Title Tryptophan Requirements and the Effects of Supplemental Tryptophan on Growth Performance, Plasma Metabolites, and Meat Quality in Nursery, Growing, and Finishing Pigs Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, and Poultry Sciences) Advisory Committee
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Date of Defense 2002-07-08 Availability unrestricted AbstractThis research was conducted to estimate the true digestible Trp (dTrp) requirements in nursery, growing, and late finishing pigs and the effects of supplemental Trp on physiology, behavior, and meat quality. Five experiments were conducted to estimate the dTrp requirement in nursery pigs. Using broken-line regression analysis, dTrp requirements were 0.21, 0.20, and 0.18% for Phase I (5.2 to 7.3 kg), II (6.3 to 10.2 kg), and III (10.3 to 15.7) nursery pigs. In addition, four experiments were conducted to estimate the dTrp requirements in growing and finishing pigs. Using broken-line regression analysis, the dTrp requirement of pigs weighing 30.9, 51.3, and 74.6 to 104.5 kg was 0.167, 0.134, and 0.102%, respectively. An experiment also was conducted to determine the ratio of Trp:Lys and Thr:Lys in diets for nursery pigs (7.1 to 15.6 kg BW). The treatments were arranged in a 3 x 3 factorial with three ratios of true digestible Thr:Lys (0.55, 0.60, or 0.65) and three ratios of true digestible Trp:Lys (0.145, 0.170, or 0.195). Overall, optimal performance was in pigs fed the true digestible Trp:Lys ratio of 0.195 at Thr:Lys ratios 0.60 and 0.65. These results indicate that dietary levels of Trp above 0.19% may be needed to maximize growth performance in diets containing wheat and barley. Four experiments were conducted to determine the effects of supplemental Trp on meat quality and plasma and salivary cortisol and plasma lactate in growing pigs. Pigs fed the diet with supplemental Trp had lower (P < 0.01) mean plasma cortisol and lactate (P < 0.07) concentration than pigs fed the basal diet. Meat quality effects varied, but overall, results indicated that Trp had no positive effect on meat quality. Lastly, a study was conducted to evaluate the effects of Trp on growth, behavior, intestinal morphology, and brain and plasma metabolites subsequent to weaning and mixing. Cortisol was decreased (P < 0.07) after mixing in pigs fed Trp. Brain metabolites also were increased (P < 0.09) by Trp. Tryptophan supplementation has varied effects on growth performance, behavior, physiology, and meat quality in pigs. Files
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Changes to alcohol laws have immediate effect
Changes to alcohol laws have immediate effect
Police Minister Anne Tolley says that Police reported significantly fewer serious assaults and public disorder offences after changes to alcohol laws came into full effect at the end of last year.
Maximum trading hours, new infringement offences and new enforcement powers for Police were introduced on 18 December 2013, following the full implementation of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
In the ten weeks following the Act coming into force (19 December 2013 to 26 February 2014) Police say there were 1258 fewer serious assaults causing injury, public place violence and disorder offences between 8pm and 8am than for the same period in the previous year, a drop of 22 per cent.
In Central Wellington there was a 31 per cent fall in these offences and in Central Auckland an 11 per cent drop.
There was a 24 per cent fall in alcohol-related offences between 4 am and 6 am during the ten-week timeframe, with 91 fewer crimes compared to the previous year.
"These statistics are extremely heartening and it's possible that lives have been saved by the law changes," says Mrs Tolley.
"Police say that the biggest impact on reducing crime, assaults and alcohol-related harm has come from the maximum trading hours, which reduce the availability of alcohol, especially at times when people who have already had a lot to drink might buy more.
"This means our towns and city centres are safer, and that New Zealanders are more likely to be able to enjoy a night out without the risk of being caught up in disorder.
"It also means our young people are safer in the early hours of the morning when alcohol-fuelled violence can cause terrible harm.
"Crime prevention strategies had already seen these
offences falling. The changes to the Act have contributed to
further significant success and combined with a 20.2 per
cent drop in overall crime in the past four years it shows
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As predicted yesterday, the BBC is shuttering its BBC Three channel. It will be "reinvented," says the BBC, as an online service. This will result at a cost savings of over £50M per year at a time when the broadcaster is looking to slash $100M in costs. BBC Three has catered to a young audience with shows like Little Britain and Gavin And Stacey. The BBC considers the audience the most "mobile and ready to move to an online world." Longform content once seen on BBC Three will move to either BBC One or BBC Two. The closure will also mean an extra £30M per year for BBC One which will funnel the money into drama series. BBC director-general Tony Hall wrote to staff today, "My concern – along with that of everybody I meet inside and outside the BBC – is to ensure that the quality of what we do is not compromised along the way. We are here to produce exceptional and distinctive programs and services for Britain and the world. But I do believe, as I said only last week, that the BBC has taken incremental change as far as it can. Something has to give. And that means hard choices." BBC Three will go off air in the fall of 2015 in what is the first time in BBC history that the corporation is proposing to close a television channel; the move has to be approved by the BBC Trust. Hall said he couldn't "rule out it being the last change to our programs or services." BBC controller Danny Cohen added, "This is the biggest strategic decision the BBC has made in over a decade. While it has been an extremely difficult decision borne out of financial necessity, I believe it is also a creatively energizing and innovative move… BBC Three will continue to do all the things we love but it will also have the freedom to break traditional shackles and allow the BBC to be a leader in digital change… and it will allow the BBC to be ready for the next waves of disruptive digital disruption." BBC Three was launched in 2003 and is currently the channel with the biggest 16-34 market share in the UK.
Official: BBC Three To Close In 2015; £30M Of Budget Will Move To BBC One Drama
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When I was a baby trade magazine reporter working for TV Mail in the sixties, a few of us who had adopted media policy as a specialty were invited up to the executive floor at Television Centre to meet Aubrey Singer, then controller of BBC-2, and a few other top bananas. Over the BBC canapés we were asked confidentially what we would think if the BBC closed BBC-2 (which had only been going a few years, but which was draining quite a lot of money out of the BBC's coffers). We thought it was a bad idea but frankly we didn't think the nation, most of which didn't have TV sets that could receive BBC-2, would much mind one way or the other. Heads nodded wisely and the BBC cab sav went round one more time. They decided not to close BBC-2 and in fact gave it a good kick by playing Wimbledon on it, in colour by 1968 or '69, and by the end of the decade it was pretty much established in the nation's affections. So this isn't the first time the BBC has contemplated axing a whole channel (see also, in radio, Radio WM, Radio 6 Extra and the Asian Network, which actually did get saved by popular demand)


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July 9, 2012
This summer we are partnering with the National Postal Museum as Handi-hour goes "postal modern!" Join us at the Renwick Gallery on Wednesday, July 11, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. to craft beautiful mail, drink delicious craft beer from ChurchKey/Birch and Barley, and enjoy live music by Brad Pugh of Practically Einstein. Program Coordinator Katie Crooks even made a video to demonstrate the featured craft - making envelopes out of recycled paper. Admission is $20, cash only at the door. Must be 21 or older to enter. See our calendar for more information.
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Sanusha, who won the Kerala State Film special jury award for her performance in the film Zachariyayude Garbhinikal, is all set to romance Nivin Pauly in her next movie. She is said to play a prominent role in the movie Mili, which has Amala Paul playing the title role.
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Nothing much about the characters in the film have not been revealed. Mili, as reported earlier, is a woman-centric movie. It is helmed by Rajesh Pillai, the maker of the movie Traffic. Ashiq Usman is producing this film under the banner of Milestone Cinemas. Editor Mahesh Narayanan has turned into a scriptwriter for the first time with this movie.
Sanusha is also so excited as her only brother too won the Kerala State Award for Best Child Artist for his debut movie Philips And The Monkey Pen. Though she started off her career as a child artist, Sanusha has rose to the position of a leading actress in the film industry including Malayalam, Tamil and Kannada.


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PLT Scheme version 372 is now available from http://download.plt-scheme.org/ This is mostly a bug-fix release. Changes: * DrScheme now supports name completion via Ctl-/ (Windows and X) or Cmd-/ (Mac OS X). Completion is sensitive to the current language in DrScheme, but it is not sensitive to lexical bindings. * DrScheme's stepper now supports the "check-expect", "check-within", and "check-error" forms of the testing.ss teachpack. * A number of bug fixes and small improvements for ProfessorJ. The grammar for the current release slightly differs from the one in HtDC. Feedback Welcome, -- ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay: http://www.barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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U.S.-based asset manager Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. sold out of Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s Macau unit in a US$1.38 billion share placement.
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Boys soccer state semifinals
Who: Palm Harbor University (17-1-4) at Jacksonville Mandarin (23-3-3)
When: 7 p.m. Friday
At stake: Winner will play Feb. 18 at 4 p.m. at USF for the Class 5A state title
Notes: PHU has not given up a regulation goal since the PCAC final against St. Petersburg, a span of five games. The defense is led by Robert Sennabaum, Spencer Yost, Tyler Kaminski and Jesse Caron. …Goalkeeper Josh Preisig missed the region final with an ankle sprain and is day to day. …Mandarin has outscored region opponents 11-2, including a 5-1 win over Lake Howell in the final. …The Mustangs lost in the Class 6A region semifinals last season.
They said it: "We're ready. We know that any team we play hasn't faced a team like us. We're not intimidated by their results or the goal differentials. Playing on their field in a state semifinal is going to be the toughest thing for us, actually.'' — PHU coach Alex Delgado
Who: Hialeah American (22-2-2) at Seminole (19-2-2)
When: 7 p.m. Friday
At stake: Winner will play Feb. 18 at 1:30 p.m. at USF for the Class 4A state final
Notes: Seminole paid a price for its 3-0 win over Naples Gulf Coast on Tuesday. Nathan Yeager has a leg injury, Yann Cerf and Dean Favetta each have hip injuries, Garrett Bocon has an injured shoulder and Tarik Salkicic has a sore back. All will be evaluated before Friday's game. …Seminole has outscored opponents 16-1 in three region games. …American made its last semifinal appearance in 2006. Seminole was in the state final in 2010. …There is a district final basketball game and softball game at Seminole at the same time Friday night, so parking will be at a premium.
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The big-screen project will have 'Silver Linings Playbook' producer Bruce Cohen involved in the production.
Madonna is returning to directing seat. After making a directorial debut in 2008's comedy "Filth and Wisdom" and then turning the real-life love story of Wallis Simpson and King Edward VIII into a movie in 2011's "W.E.", now she is adapting "Ade: A Love Story", a novel that takes on an interracial romance.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Bruce Cohen, who previously produced award-winning flick "Silver Linings Playbook", collaborates with Jessica Leventhal and the book's author, Rebecca Walker, to produce this upcoming big screen adaptation. They are now looking for a screenwriter to help turn the love story into a screenplay.
Rebecca is the daughter of "The Color Purple" author Alice Walker and civil rights lawyer Mel Leventhal. "Ade: A Love Story" is her debut novel. It was published October 2013 and had a promotional quote from Madge who wrote, "An incredible journey! A beautiful LOVE story!"
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Back in 2012, the Material Girl told MTV she, as director, approached the subject of love with "duality," remembering "there's no such thing as perfect love." She explained, "I certainly can relate to all that. I know the agony and ecstasy of love. I feel like I'm in a very-qualified position to speak of it and make a film about it. Absolutely, for anyone and anything we love [we make sacrifices]. Love equals sacrifice."


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Women of all ages attended the Dinner with a Doctor "Breast and Cervical Cancer" at the Anderson County Health Department last Thursday evening.
The event, sponsored by the health department and Frankfort Regional Medical Center in Frankfort, featured Dr. Aruna Arekapudi, a board-certified medical oncologist and hematologist.
Arekapudi informed the crowd of 40 women about the signs and symptoms of both breast and cervical cancer.
"I came to learn more about female cancers," Cathy Whitehead, 53, said.
If you spotted a covered carriage pulled by two Haflingers and a woman riding horseback in Anderson County last weekend, you weren't just imagining things.
The pair, Edith Conyers of Mount Sterling and Ginny Grulke of Lexington, are crossing Kentucky on horses and blogging about their experience.
On Thursday, their 10-day journey brought them to Lawrenceburg, and the C-Far Farm.
"They got to my house Thursday, rested Friday, and left again Saturday," Jackie Nickell said.
When it comes to responding to everything from a terrorist attack to a natural disaster in Kentucky, Lawrenceburg soldiers with the Kentucky National Guard play a vital role.
Their roles were on full display last Friday when they joined thousands of guardsmen across several states in participating in exercise Vibrant Response, a training exercise being conducted this month to train them to respond to a terrorist attack.
About 20 bikers braved Saturday's raw weather during the annual poker run to benefit the Healing Field in Lawrenceburg.
Among them was Joe Hawker, who traveled 90 miles to participate aboard his customized Polaris Slingshot that pays tribute to each branch of the military and includes images from each war dating back to World War II.
A veteran of the U.S. Army, Hawker served as a company clerk and selected "M.A.S.H" for his license plate. "Radar was already taken," joked Hawker.
Take precautions but don't be alarmed.
That is the advice from local officials who are developing pre-emptive plans to deal with a potential if unlikely outbreak of the Zika virus.
The mosquito-born virus, which poses serious concerns for pregnant women but produces only mild, flu-like symptoms in others, has officials here and statewide preaching caution that is centered primarily on property owners taking precautions about standing water.
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Friends of the Anderson Public Library will host its first book sale Saturday.
The sale, which will take place on the back lawn of the Anderson Public Library, will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Live music will be provided from 10 a.m. to noon, by The Highs & The Lows, a local duo of Jessica and Cole Ripy.
The sale will feature a large selection of new books, as well as used books of all kinds.
Some relatives didn't make it due to the rainy weather but spirits weren't dampended for those who attended the Patriot Grave Marking Service at Darnall Cemetery last Saturday.
It took five years, but a marker was finally placed at the gravesite of Revolutionary soldier Adam Darnall just a few months ago by great-great-great-great grandson Wayne Darnell.
Over time the spelling of the name has changed., but the strong feeling family and soldier to soldier remains.
The American Legion National Commander Dale Barnett of Georgia visited the Department of Kentucky Healing Field last Thursday.
Unit President Pam Brough presented Barnett with a commemorative bottle of bourbon with a picture of the Healing Field etched on the bottle.
"The American Legion has worked very hard to get MIA's (Missing in Action) and POW's (Prisoner of War) home," Barnett said. "And three American soldiers' remains have been released from North Korea."
It's been 40 years since Marcella Reynolds graduated from Western High School, but she'll mark it in a special way — by graduating from Kentucky Community and Technical College in the same class as her granddaughter, Tulsa Owens-Buffin.
On May 8, Reynolds and Buffin will walk with their graduating class at the Frankfort Convention Center.
"It's awesome," Reynolds said. "We found out about a month ago we'd be graduating together."
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7 bedroom detached house for saleUckinghall, Tewkesbury, Worcestershire
Offers in Excess of £635,000
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Tenure: Freehold
Built in 1999 this Detached Home is situated overlooking the River Severn. The accommodation comprises lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, wc, shower room, seven bedrooms, en-suite, family bathroom. Other benefits include gas central heating, double glazing, garage, parking, gardens and riverside fishing rights.
Seven Bedrooms
Two Bathrooms
Dining Room
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
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|Entrance Hall
| Double glazed door and window to front, tiled floor, radiator, stairs to landing.
| Low level WC, wash hand basin, tiled floor, tiled shower cubicle, obscure double glazed window to front.
|Dining Room
|16'10" x 10'10" (5.13m x 3.3m). Double glazed window to front, double glazed double doors to rear, tiled floor, radiator.
|Kitchen / Breakfast Room
|15'11" x 13'8" (4.85m x 4.17m). Double glazed door and window to rear, range of matching wall and base units with work surface over, stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap and tile splash backs, integrated oven, hob and hood, space for fridge freezer, space for washing machine, space for dishwasher, radiator, tiled floor.
|17'1" x 11'6" (5.2m x 3.5m). Double glazed double doors to rear, double glazed bay window to side, brick fire place with wood burner stove, tiled floor, TV point, radiator.
|15'5" x 10'8" (4.7m x 3.25m). Two double glazed windows to front and side, tiled floor, radiator.
|Landing One
| Stairs to landing two.
|16'11" x 10'11" (5.16m x 3.33m). Two double glazed windows to front and rear, radiator, wooden flooring.
|10'6" (3.2m) x 10'1" (3.07m) (into recess). Double glazed window to rear, radiator, wooden flooring.
|Bathroom One
| Obscure double glazed window to rear, panel bath with mixer tap shower over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, radiator, cupboard housing water tank and further cupboard off, wooden flooring.
|17'2" x 11'8" (5.23m x 3.56m). Double glazed window to rear, double glazed window to side, two radiators, wooden flooring.
|19'5" x 10'8" (5.92m x 3.25m). Double glazed window to front, double glazed window to side, radiator, wooden flooring.
| Velux style roof window, shower cubicle, panel bath, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, radiator, wooden flooring.
|Landing Two
|28'5" x 11'4" (8.66m x 3.45m). Velux style roof window, two double glazed windows to front and rear, under eaves storage, two radiators, wooden flooring.
|11'7" x 7'11" (3.53m x 2.41m). Velux style roof window, double glazed window to side, under eaves storage, radiator, wooden flooring.
| Laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, parking for two to three cars, LPG tank, access to river bank with fishing rights and jetty stretching to a mile and a half.
| Further land to rear which is overgrown.
| Private driveway.
|Single Garage
| With double doors, boiler which supplies the hot water and central heating.
|Rear Garden
| Laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders, patio area, tap, septic tank, side access to the front.
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