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Citroen Reveals E-Berlingo Multispace 106-Mile Electric Van
Citroën E-Berlingo Multispace electrifies van segment, 106-mile range
Don't worry about CO2 emissions while hauling your friends or lots of gear.
Citroën broadens its range of electric offerings with the new E-Berlingo Multispace. The company is aiming the van at customers or businesses looking for room to haul while making zero emissions. However, a fairly low range of just 106 miles (171 kilometers) means that owners can't take their stuff very far. The E-Berlingo Multispace goes on sale in the third quarter of 2017.
The Multispace EV uses the same powertrain as Citroën's existing Berlingo electric commercial van. The motor provides 66 horsepower (49 kilowatts) and 148 pound-feet (200 Newton-meters) of torque. A 22.5-kilowatt-hour battery is in a sub-frame at the rear axle, which means that the pack doesn't affect interior space. Recharging to 50 percent takes as little as 15 minutes from a CHAdeMO rapid charging port. As a further convenience, owners can use a smartphone for controlling the interior temperature and checking the battery's state of charge.
Inside, there's room for five passengers or fitting 106 cubic feet (3,000 liters) of cargo with the second row of seats out of the way.
According to Citroën, the average driver in Europe travels less than 60 miles a day, so the 106-mile range is more than sufficient. However, we wonder if a van like the Berlingo isn't a more common conveyance for long trips or for multiple deliveries.
Plus, being able to travel 200 miles or more is becoming the general benchmark for modern EVs. For example, existing electric crossovers like the Tesla Model X can already deliver at least 259 miles (417 km) in the New European Driving Cycle evaluation, and future models like Audi's E-Tron promise even higher figures.
Check out the wonderfully quirky E-Mehari for a less utilitarian but far more stylish EV from Citroën. With a range of 124 miles (200 km), you still can't get very far, but the lack of range is easier to forgive in a vehicle that looks so charmingly retro.
Press release below:
As the benchmark leisure activity vehicle for over 20 years, the Citroën Berlingo has consistently exceeded the expectations of its customers. The new E-Berlingo Multispace keeps all of the original car's practicality and modular design, and adds the efficiency and driving pleasure of an electric vehicle. With a range of up to 106 miles, the new model meets the needs of private customers and businesses alike, with easy charging and all the benefits of electric mobility.
The Citroën Berlingo passenger car is now available with an electric drivetrain, in the form of the E-Berlingo Multispace. The new model offers a refined, zero-emission driving experience and sets new standards in the sector for peace-of-mind and ease of use.
This new addition to the Berlingo Multispace range retains the versatile design, space, comfort and essential equipment that has made the conventionally-powered models such a benchmark in the leisure activity vehicle segment. The new E-Berlingo Multispace extends Citroën's electric vehicle range, which already includes the C-Zero, E-Mehari* and Berlingo Electric LCV.
Powered by a compact and high-performance permanent magnet synchronous motor, the new vehicle accelerates swiftly and smoothly. The refined and comfortable ride of this versatile car is designed to meet the demands of active families, whilst adding all the advantages of an electric drivetrain.
The new vehicle's lithium-ion battery packs are positioned in the subframe either side of the rear axle, which means the cabin layout and boot volume are retained. The E-Berlingo Multispace is fully adaptable and boasts a modular design that can accommodate up to five people, or larger loads when the seats in row 2 are folded away. The boot volume is amongst the best in class at 675 litres with five people on-board, increasing to 3,000 litres with the row 2 seats folded away. The row 2 seats can also be removed completely to create a fully flat load area.
Access to the vehicle couldn't be simpler with two sliding side doors, plus a large rear tailgate. The tailgate has an window that opens independently, making loading the boot easier in confined spaces.
The E-Berlingo is perfect for urban and suburban use, and professional applications where there is easy access to charging points. The new model offers all the benefits associated with a 100% electric vehicle, including enviromental advantages, low runnning costs, plus taxation and parking benefits. The new E-Berlingo Multispace is equipped with the same proven electric drivetrain as the Berlingo Electric LCV, which is already in service with numerous fleet customers across Europe.
With a range of 106 miles, measured on the NEDC cycle, the E-Berlingo Multispace is perfectly adapted to consumer use – the majority of European motorists drive less than 60 miles each day.
The E-Berlingo Multispace can be re-charged to 50% of its total range in 15 minutes or to 80% of capacity in 30 minutes from a dedicated rapid charge point. This uses the vehicle's D/C rapid charging port (CHAdeMO). The standard charge time is 8 hours using the 16 A, Type 2 cable or as little as 10 hours from a domestic 3-pin socket. The motor also provides regenerative braking when the vehicle is slowing down, helping to re-charge the batteries and reduce brake wear.
The new E-Berlingo Multispace develops 67hp (49kW) and has 200Nm of torque immediately available. The two high-capacity lithium-ion battery packs, with a combined rating of 22.5kWh, lower the car's centre of gravity for even more dynamic stability.
For an even more user-friendly experience, the new E-Berlingo Multispace comes with remote-controlled functions for use via a smartphone. These functions include a facility that allows the driver to pre-heat or cool the interior prior to accessing the vehicle. The driver can also remotely check their car's battery charge level.
There is also an innovative eco-driving assistance programme, which helps the driver adopt the most economical driving style to optimise range. The navigation system displays speed limits and traffic information, as well as charging points that can be reached by the vehicle based on the remaining range.
The new Citroën E-Berlingo Multispace has significantly lower running costs than an equivalent petrol or diesel powered Berlingo Multispace. The traction battery is included in the purchase price of the vehicle and offers peace-of-mind with an 8-year/60,000 mile warranty.
Available equipment includes air conditioning, parking sensors, speed limiter, tyre pressure monitoring, electronic stability control (ESC) combined with Hill-Start Assist and a 7-inch touchscreen. The E-Berlingo Multispace also features the Citroën brand's highly-regarded in-car connectivity, with Bluetooth® and Mirror Screen technology.
The new E-Berlingo Multispace will be assembled at the Vigo production site and will go 'on sale' in the UK during the third quarter of 2017.
* Not available in the UK.
Source: Citroën
Categories: Peugeot / Citroën
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12 Comments on "Citroen Reveals E-Berlingo Multispace 106-Mile Electric Van"
Ugh. Now they're coming out with a 2011-like range?
Too bad b/c the Berlingo is the most popular in this vehicle class. Together with its badge-twin the Peugeot Partner, they sell 3x as much as the Renault Kangoo.
A shame they put such a piddly widdly battery in it, like the e-NV200, twice that range would be nice but it's a start I guess.
22.5 kWh battery good for about 70 miles in summer !
America to Auto Manufactures:
We very much want small and medium duty Electric cargo vans.
Why is this so hard for you to understand?
With a 40 kWh entry level battery pack, please.
Plug in hybrid vans based on the Voltec platform would also be warmly received and put to immediate work!
Auto manufacturers to America:
Call us when your market's relative size in that vehicle class grows to something worth the trouble.
Europe 2016 light-commercial: ~2 million, about 12-15% of passenger-car sales
USA 2016 vans: 460k, about 2.5% of car/SUV/truck sales http://www.goodcarbadcar.net/2017/01/2016-december-commercial-van-sales-usa.html
Automakers prefer to focus on the Old World markets when designing small/medium vans. And in the Old World, distances are smaller and gas costs easily 2x, making the cost/effect equation rather different.
That said, 22.5kWh in 2017 is puny and outdated. I'd say 30-40kWh will be the sweet-spot of many, many European customers.
As a kid growing up they seemed to make money selling 10,000 cars a year. How things have changed when companies cannot make anything less than 100,000 cars a year work out. Surely with all the automation and modern manufacturing, engineering,etc it should be possible to make 10,000a year at a profit? Seems not!
There would be no significant loss of flesh and blood for the geniuses at Nissan to bring the eNV200 to the Americas.
Especially with the longer range Leaf rumored for debut in September.
Perfect time to reveal the American made eNV200 with the 60kWh pack.
That 106 miles is NEDC so real range with full load and suboptimal driving conditions is probably around 40 miles.
The Multispace version of the Berlingo cargo can is the exact same car, but with a more passenger-friendly interior.
Since the BEV Multispace has the same drivetrain as the BEV cargo version, it should have pretty much the same performance envelope. Real-world range is reportedly 70mi, with cargo but at the urban speeds typical of this class of vehicle (urban deliveries, local use by professionals such as gardeners/plumbers).
The whole floor should be batteries, if it isn't already. It does not seem like EV drive train has matured that much, except Tesla, as none of the manufacturers seem to have a system where they can add modules to increase range. Imagine 10kWh packs that can be easily added into the floor. Now your base model is 20kWh, but for about $2k you can add 10kWh. Different length vehicle can fit more or less modules. As battery tech improves the module size decreases so you can increase number of modules.
This Citroën Berlingo is the second generation and was introduced in 2008, almost 10 years ago !
It's completely outdated and will be replaced next year. I really don't understand the point of introducing an electrified version now, especially with an equally outdated battery. The sales won't even cover the marketing campaign.
This is worse than doing nothing, that car will actually give them and electric cars as a whole a bad name.
Chris Bruce, NEDC cycle, look it up. The 2011 Nissan Leaf originally achieved 106 miles with the EU's range test. It didn't get that in the real world did it?


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Tuesday evening will mark the home opener for the Golden Eagle men's basketball team as they take on the Appalachian State Mountaineers at 7 p.m. in Eblen Center.
The Mountaineers are coming to Cookeville holding a 2-1 record on the season, but riding a narrow 76-74 loss to 2010 NIT participant Mississippi State last Friday. Tech on the other hand will be looking to rebound from a 13-point loss to East Tennessee State on Saturday with what would be their first win of the season.
Appalachian State leads the series over Tech with a record of 4-2. The last time the pair met was during last season's ESPNU BracketBuster game late in the season, when the Mountaineers delivered an 81-68 loss to the Golden Eagles.
A 2010 CIT participant and defending So-Con champions, the Mountaineers are returning 12 of last season's 24-13 squad, including three starters in Donald Sims (G, 20.4 ppg/3.2 rpg), Jeremi Booth (G, 7.9 ppg/2.6 rpg) and Isaac Butts (C, 8.5 ppg/8.1 rpg).
Of Tech's tentative starters, four of the five saw action against App State last season. Junior Kevin Murphy netted 25 points on the Mountaineers and chipped in with five rebounds, while senior Alfred Jones contributed 12 points and three boards. Zach Bailey and Terrell Barnes also saw time last season against Appalachian.
"Our guys got a good taste of ASU last season in the BracketBuster game," said head coach Mike Sutton. "With a good amount of their team returning, last season is a good indicator of what they're capable of this year.
"We know that they have size and power in the paint, and are returning their leading scorer from last season in Sims. We need to be prepared for all scenarios on defense, with a dangerous perimeter guy and an athletic center. They'll challenge every facet of us as a team, so there will be a lot that we can learn about ourselves with Tuesday's game," Sutton finished.
Fans who can't make it to the Hoop Tuesday night can follow the action online via Live Stats at the link below, or can listen to the Golden Eagle Sports Network with Roger Ealey calling the action for broadcasts in the mid-state region. The game can also be heard on Free Teamline on the internet or telephone.

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Reviewed By Adam T (Richmond, KY) Reviewed for a 2010 Mazda 3 —1/30/2016 4:20 PM
Installation only took about 20 minutes being extra careful. Not as loud as other brands I have used in the past. Fairly expensive for what it is, but there is not check engine light and it looks nice. The inside of the parts is covered in grime and should be cleaned before installation. Auto anything had the intake for the cheapest price after shopping around. Also, the picture of the product is inaccurate. The intake looks much nicer, with metal decals and a filter with a concave top.


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While some might think people born around Christmas get slighted for their birthdays, Onslow County Christmas babies have varying experiences.
Stefan Aragona, 7, turns 8 today on Christmas Eve but already had his big birthday party earlier this week.
"We just sort of embrace him as our Christmas baby," Lori Aragona, his mom, said.
The family always has a party for him with close friends and family, Dad Martin Aragona Jr., said, and it usually falls between Dec. 21-24. Although Stefan was offered the option of having his party in January, Lori said her son wouldn't even entertain the idea.
Their son always loved having his birthday at Christmas, even when he was younger, Lori said.
Kelsey Cammack, of Hubert, said she let her 2-year-old son, Brock Cammack, pick out gifts during shopping trips since June to set aside for his Dec. 17 birthday.
"Of course, once he is older I can't buy something and put it away because he will remember," she said. "That way when it comes time for his birthday, he has plenty of gifts to make his day special and we won't be as broke for Christmas."
It's something Cammack said she and her husband are also considering doing for their daughter, Sadie Cammack, who was born Dec. 19, 2016.
"If I feel (their birthdays) don't feel that special, maybe once they are older and actually understand, I might do one big party for them six months before their birthday," Cammack said.
Josh Eudy, who will turn 35 on Dec. 26, said he typically gets a Christmas and birthday gift rolled into one. But he appreciated getting to see family around his birthday because of the holiday, he said.
Patricia Smith, of Newport, said her mom always said since she came into the world just before Christmas, she made her holidays happy again. Smith said a sibling born between her and her older brother was born around Christmas, but only lived one day.
While some people might feel slighted having a birthday around Christmas, Lori said Stefan gets some extra parties out of it and two cakes, as the family also has a smaller celebration the day of his birthday. While Lori went into labor on Dec. 23, Martin said they were very excited when they realized Stefan wouldn't arrive until Christmas Eve.
"We've always thought it was special," Martin said.
They also have no problem incorporating the holidays into Stefan's birthday, Lori said, adding that he's had a holiday themed cake before.
The only stipulation to having a birthday during the holidays, Lori said, is no birthday gifts can be wrapped in holiday wrapping paper.
Stefan enjoys having his birthday on Christmas Eve, Lori said, going on to say she thinks he enjoys it so much for his love of Christmas in general. Just ask him.
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How to Find the Best Real Estate Attorney in Columbus Ohio
Real estate is a popular business in the US and is a billion dollar industry. It is very important that you know what you're doing when you making investments and therefore it is imperative that you have some legal protection and advice when you are putting down payments. There are a lot of stakes at hand in real estate and many individuals will go cheap and hire an inexpensive lawyer to cover the costs of their investments. This can be detrimental and hiring an expensive, quality Columbus Ohio real estate attorney is the right choice to make. Unfortunately, there are a lot of different real estate attorney in Columbus Ohio and it can be difficult to filter through the masses and find an attorney that is worth your time and money. To help out make the right choice this article will list a number of aggravating factors you need to consider when choosing an attorney in Columbus Ohio to sort out your real estate endeavors.
Look at Their Experience
The most important factor you need to consider when looking for a Columbus Ohio real estate attorney is their experience in real estate. Real estate in Columbus Ohio is unique and every case if different. A real estate lawyer needs to have a lot of experience in the field and has to have a lot of experience with different cases so that they can adequately handle yours. There are a number of questions you can ask them regarding their experience. One particular query should ask about their experience with a case similar to yours. If they have dealt with a case similar in the past you will have more reassurance that they will be able to effectively deal with your real estate investments quicker with little error. It can also be beneficial to identify how long they have been in the real estate business. This is because the law is always changing and a good Columbus Ohio real estate attorney needs to be on the ball about legislation and the common law. The only problem with hiring an experienced Columbus Ohio real estate attorney is that they may be more expensive because of their extensive knowledge. However, do not settle for a cheap lawyer because you may be making a mistake.
Identify their Assistance
One of the other important factors that you need to consider is what sort of help the Columbus Ohio real estate attorney has when they are dealing with cases. In most cases, the most experienced attorneys will have a team supporting them consisting of paralegals and assistants. This is good because it means that you will have your case sped along a lot quicker. An awesome way to see what sort of help the attorney has is through a free consultation visit. The more experienced attorneys that have an established business will offer free consultations and they are an excellent way to assess the workload the attorney has and a way to see and meet their team. When you go and visit the Columbus Ohio real estate attorney they will introduce you to their team and who you'll be working with. A lot of people are discouraged by the free consultation because they feel like they are tied to that real estate attorney once they go. However, you are not inclined to call back the attorney following the visit, especially if you find they haven't got a nice personality.
Choose your Property Type
This is something that is unique to real estate in Columbus Ohio and when searching for an attorney in this area you need to find one that specializes in the type of real estate you are looking to purchase. You need to identify what type of property you are after or have a dispute over and then choose an attorney based on that information. In most cases, there will be a specific lawyer that can help you. A lot of Columbus Ohio real estate attorneys will claim that they can handle all aspects of the real estate, including both deals and disputes. However, attorneys will normally be more associated with one or the other. Different property types/attorneys include: commercial, residential, agricultural and construction.
Research and Find Referrals
The best way you can assess the quality of a Columbus Ohio real estate attorney is through in-depth research and referrals. There are a number of ways you can research a real estate attorney and the best way to do this is through the internet. Google provides individuals with a series of online tools that you can use to check the reputation of a real estate attorney through various reviews. Look for the real estate attorneys in Columbus Ohio that have good reviews and contact them with the details provided. If you are unable to do this try asking around the local Columbus area and see if anyone has some recommendations. Referrals are incredibly important and you can get both personal and business related referrals. Personal referrals can come from individuals who already deal in real estate and some may be nice enough to offer a recommendation for a good real estate attorney. For business referrals, try and find estate agencies who are in contact with attorneys on a regular basis. They will be able to point you in the right direction.
Real estate is an investment in itself so you are going to want to find a Columbus Ohio real estate attorney that is within your price range. However, as it has been discussed above, using a cheap lawyer is not the best move to make and you may end up making a bad choice. The more expensive lawyers are going to do the job properly and you should not be saving your pennies if you are dealing with real estate. Look for the attorneys with the best price with a good amount of experience. Do not go to the massive agencies that will burn a hole in your pocket. There are plenty of cheaper and more experienced attorneys in Columbus Ohio that will do the job fine.
Real estate is an expensive commitment and it requires a decent legal stance in order to buy property and settle disputes. Finding the right lawyer is crucial when you are investing and with the points made above you should have no trouble finding an adequate real estate attorney in Columbus Ohio. Hopefully, this article has been helpful.


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An interesting introductory quotation for the traditionally jazz liner notes on the back (which were written by Mikal Gilmore, and present a bio of Friesen):
"The pool was filled with beautiful colors,and as the Lord dipped with the ladle to show me the brilliance of his creation, He said, ... "Take from this pool, this spiritual substance... to fill the gift of music that I have given unto you... that you may go forth and show the glory of the Kingdom of God."
This album is more experimental than the others I've posted from him, as to be expected from the youthfulness of it.
Accessible is A5's Living Water piano tinkling:
More to come from him soon.


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Couples getting ready to walk down the aisle spend a lot of their planning fussing about flowers, meals, playlists and guest counts, but experts say a major part of creating a "happily ever after" is often not discussed: finances.
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In fact, more than half of respondents in a recent MassMutual survey of 500 newlyweds, say they spend 20 hours or less each year thinking about financial planning and saving for the future.
Additionally, nearly three in 10 newlyweds say they were nervous when it came to either telling their fiancé about their finances or talking about financial planning in the future.
Financial talk in the midst of wedding planning can be a buzz kill, but money is a leading catalyst for marital disputes and a top cause for divorce, according to experts.
"Couples should understand they are likely to run into disagreement about one or more aspects of finance," says Greg Kuhlman, a New York City psychologist who runs Marriage Success Training (stay hitched) with his wife, sociologist Patty Kuhlman. "It's very important to realize this is common and will not necessarily cause trouble—but it can cause trouble if they stick their heads in the sand."
Laying the groundwork and establishing a healthy approach to financial planning before tying the knot can avoid quarrels down the road.
If the conversation is too uncomfortable or isn't going anywhere, Bradley Atkins, a general agent for MassMutual South Carolina in Mount Pleasant, suggests getting a professional involved. "It's helpful to have someone help you take care of things you wouldn't think about when you're focused on the florist and the videographer."
He says many younger couples reject the idea of using a financial professional due to their lack of assets, but he claims there are many products designed for this group.
"A financial professional can help couples put together a to-do list of immediate tasks and necessary products and inform open and honest discussions about each partner's current financial situation, their values and attitudes toward money and their long-term financial goals."
Couples need to approach marriage with their eyes wide open, says certified financial planner Lisa Peterson, president and founder of Boston-based Lantern Financial and its UniteBright: Premarital Financial Counseling program. She recommends adopting a tough love approach to financial planning early on to set the right monetary tone for the marriage.
For couples gearing up for their big day, here are some tasks and conversations financial experts recommend putting at the top of their to-do list:
Get protected. Your income stream is your largest asset during your working years, says Atkins, who recommends getting disability income insurance and life insurance in case you become unable to work or die unexpectedly.
"Coverage through your employer won't be enough," he says. He adds that the new partnership should lead to the creation or modification of legal documents, paying particular attention to establishing health-care powers of attorney. If a life-threatening accident occurs, families in which no one has decision-making authority can be bankrupted over a battle to terminate or continue care.
Examine your credit histories. Your credit history and score shed light on how you handle money, says Peterson, which is helpful for the other person to know.
Be prepared to talk about any irresponsible debt or past credit missteps, and work to create a plan on how to build a strong credit history together and how to commit to paying off any debts.
Start with multiple checking accounts. Atkins and Peterson suggest a joint account to cover expenses tied to a household budget and individual accounts to accommodate your individual spending styles.
It's unnecessary for individuals to divulge how they spend every nickel, but transparency is essential—no secret accounts or large amounts of money spent or borrowed, advises Kuhlman. Still, he recommends establishing a threshold amount at which each spouse must disclose spending for a particular purchase.
Understand your family's financial history. You've internalized money values through your upbringing that influence how you think about money as an adult. It's not just about numbers, says Peterson, but about attitudes and feelings about money that will translate to your financial resources later in life.
Don't assume you are on the same page when it comes to managing the household budget, says Kuhlman. That's unrealistic given all the dimensions of finance. The key, he emphasizes, is determining how to deal with diverse financial attitudes in a constructive way.
Decide who's going to be in charge. Moving away from traditional gender-based roles has its advantages, but it can make marriage more daunting, cautions Kuhlman.
Should the person who brings home the lion's share of the bacon have more decision-making clout? There's no right or wrong answer, Kuhlman says, but be intentional in finding a solution that accommodates both points of view.


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The Obama administration dangled the possibility of a government job for former Colorado House Speaker Andrew Romanoff last year in hopes he would forgo a challenge to Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet, officials said Wednesday, just days after the White House admitted orchestrating a job offer in the Pennsylvania Senate race.
These officials declined to specify the job that was floated or the name of the administration official who approached Romanoff, and said no formal offer was ever made. They spoke on condition of anonymity, saying they were not cleared to discuss private conversations.
The new revelation of a possible political trade again called into question President Barack Obama's repeated promises to run an open government that was above back room deals.
The Colorado episode follows a similar controversy in Pennsylvania. An embarrassed White House admitted last Friday that it turned to former President Bill Clinton last year to approach Rep. Joe Sestak about backing out of the primary in favor of an unpaid position on a federal advisory board.
Sestak declined the offer and defeated Sen. Arlen Specter late last month for the Democratic nomination after disclosing the job discussions and highlighting it as evidence of his anti-establishment political credentials. He said last week he rejected Clinton's feeler in less than a minute.
In a two-page report on the Sestak case, the White House counsel said the administration did nothing illegal or unethical.
Unlike Sestak, Romanoff has ducked questions on the subject, and it was not clear how long his discussions with administration officials lasted.
Romanoff had sought appointment to the Senate seat that eventually went to Bennet, publicly griped he had been passed over and then discussed possible appointment possibilities inside the administration, one of the officials said.
Republicans have strongly criticized the offer to Sestak, and challenged Romanoff to answer questions about his own dealings with the White House.
Bennet has outpaced Romanoff in fundraising and support from Washington, although party activists attending the state party assembly last month favored the challenger by a margin of 60 percent to 40 percent. The primary is Aug. 10.
Bennet was appointed by Gov. Bill Ritter to fill out the final two years of the term of Ken Salazar, who resigned to become interior secretary.
Romanoff's campaign spokesman did not immediately respond to questions.
Associated Press Writer Kristen Wyatt in Denver contributed to this report.
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Shabbir and Malik reported for suspect bowling actions
Both bowlers were reported by Billy Bowden and Simon Taufel, the on-field officials, and Asad Rauf, the TV umpire. Regarding Shabbir, Bowden and Taufel felt satisfied when watching him bowl in the nets as well as the early stages of the match. However, both claimed they noticed a deterioration in his bowling action from the third day of the match - in particular when bowling the "effort" ball and short pitched deliveries - which they suspected may be illegal. Bowden and Taufel also expressed concern that they could see extension in the elbow while Malik was bowling with a "stop and prop" method of delivery.
Both bowlers have been called for suspect actions before - Shabbir was reported after only his first one-day game back in 1999, and Malik's action was last reported in October 2004. Shabbir was only recently permitted by the ICC to bowl again, after being reported in the West Indies in May. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) then arranged for Shabbir to undergo corrective work, and a biomedical analysis of his action was submitted to the University of Western Australia in September. Scientists found Shabbir's action to be within the ICC's prescribed 15 degree level of tolerance and confirmed that there had been a marked improvement, but not without suggesting areas of probable concern. It seems this issue has resurfaced, in just his first Test in six months.
According to Roshan Mahanama, the ICC Match referee, both Shabbir and Malik will be permitted to play international cricket pending the outcome of independent biomechanical analysis. "Both players have been reported in the past," Mahanama said in an official media release, "and while it has been shown that in laboratory conditions they are capable of bowling within the legal limits, the match officials had concerns with the actions they used during certain stages of this match when viewing their actions with the naked eye.
"This has led the team of officials to request the ICC to commission biomechanical reports into their actions in accordance with the new process introduced earlier this year." These biomechanical reports will fall under the jurisdiction of the ICC's revised bowling review process that was introduced in March 2005. Mahanama informed both the ICC and the Pakistan team management of the report, as per the ICC regulations governing the reporting process.
The last time he was called, in October 2004, the ICC's new process was yet to be introduced, and thus his action fell outside the permitted limits. But, following remedial work, further analysis commissioned by the PCB identified an improvement in his action. If Malik is found to be bowling with an illegal action he will be suspended from bowling in international cricket immediately. He then has the option of applying to the ICC for a re-assessment of his bowling action at any time in order to return to bowling in international cricket.
Both bowlers will now undergo independent analysis of their actions by a member of the ICC's panel of human movement specialists. This analysis involves a detailed comparison between the action of the bowler in the laboratory and the action he used in the match in which he was reported. This will take place as soon as practically possible, and within a maximum period of 21 days from receipt by the PCB of formal notice of the reports by the ICC. Within 14 days of the independent analysis being carried out, the appointed specialist will supply the ICC with written reports advising the outcome of the bio-mechanical assessments.
As for Shabbir and Malik, they will be allowed to play international cricket - including the next Test against England - should they be selected. At any time during this period they are subject to being called on the field in accordance with the ICC's laws.


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The 2009 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships took place at the weekend in Hoogerheide, the Netherlands. Here's a round-up of the weekend's race action.
In the elite women's race, Marianne Vos gave her hometown crowd something to cheer about as she won the final sprint to beat German Hanka Kupfernagel into second and American Katie Compton into third place.
Belgium's Niels Albert gave the best indication yet of his potential for cyclo-cross greatness with an emphatic win in the elite men's race. Last year's under-23 world champion finished 22 seconds ahead of Czech national champion Zdenek Stybar and
Tijmen Eising maintained his dominance of the current cyclo-cross season with victory on home soil in the junior men's race ahead of fellow Dutchman Corne Van Kessel and French rider Alexandre Billon.
Philipp Walsleben and Christoph Pfingsten made history by taking first and second for
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JEDDAH: WPCA brand of Cricket in color kits was introduced here in the City of Jeddah with the Name, WPCA GARAMEESH RUSK SUPER LEAGUE 2017. It is being sponsored by Garameesh Rusk and powered by various sponsors including Saudi Cricket Center, Advisor 360, Crown Steel, Nesma Holding, Zultrack, Cool & Cool, Thales Group, Vastilla, Fast Track, Al Safri, Emper perfumes, Pepsico, Lays and Red Sea ALJ.
A grand, Trophy Launching ceremony took place at the prestigious Radisson BLU, Royal Suites Hotel, Madinah Road, Jeddah with fun, fare and frolics reported by Dr. Syed Ziauddin of WPCA.
He said it was a very successful event with a large numbers of Guests, dignitaries from various forums and corporate heads, Saudi Cricket Center in full swing and the respectable delegates from the Sponsors.
It was a glittering evening expected to explode was not less than an explosion. Absolutely jam packed Al Iwan hall of the Radisson Blu, Royal Suites had the coverage from all local and International Media including print media and electronic. The program started with Recitation of the Holy Quran by Qari Hafiz Abdul sabur.
WPCA Garameesh Rusk Super League is all about innovation in the game of Cricket. For the first time, in the history of the kingdom cricket huge Amount in the form of Prize money for both the Winner and Runners up. The tournament is expected to run for around 15 weeks. All the matches right from the first till the Final, will be officiated by Neutral and Qualified Umpires, a unique and top most quality of the tournament. Men of the matches awards will be given right from the first match with memento and a gift. So many bumper Prizes are on the way during the tournament. The Men of the Matches in the Knock out stages will have expensive Gifts along with the mementos. In short, this WPCA Garmeesh Rusk Super League will create various milestones and will set the trend, which was a dream till date.
The WPCA brief history and the preface to the grand WPCA Garameesh Rusk Super League was given by Mr. Sohail Shah. He was followed by Mr. Qasim Naqwi of SCC appreciating the efforts of WPCA Executive Committee for arranging such a magnitude of Launching Ceremony and the tournament itself. He was sure of the success of the Tournament. Mr. Amir Mohammed Khan from PJF was all praising WPCA for the excellent work of developments done. He said if you have the conviction and determination, nothing is impossible and that is what WPCA has done.
Mr. Nadeem Nadwi, CEO Saudi Cricket Center, speaking on the occasion as the Guest of honors admitted to see a new emerging WPCA. He said although WPCA has been doing very good work in the promotion of sports and specially Cricket in the past, but this endeavor was a different one for him and it is a wonderful attempt with the restricted resources. He said the game should be kept out of the range of Politics. Criticism just for the sake of it is killing. He talked about the recently concluded tour by Team Green to Thailand to play WCL Qualifier in detail.
The Draws for the Grouping of the tournament was also taken out in a novel fashion probably the first time ever in Launching Ceremony. It was very much liked by the audiences as this shows the transparency of the Draws. The other name for WPCA is transparency and Discipline.
After the Draws, Guest of honors had the opportunity of unveiling the Trophies to the grand applause of the audience as everybody was very enthusiastic and eager to see the fabulous Trophy with a unique design and make. The ceremony ended on a gala Dinner and the Guest dispersed with Gifts from the Sponsors. A ceremony so immaculately programmed was the talk of the town and will remain so, till WPCA gets another opportunity to set bigger milestones.


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Red Wings sign Ericsson, Eaves, Miller, Commodore
The Red Wings have agreed to terms with defenseman Jonathan
Ericsson and wings Patrick Eaves and Drew Miller, keeping all three
players in Detroit.
The team also signed veteran defenseman Mike Commodore on
Friday, the first day of NHL free agency. The 31-year-old Commodore
played for the Columbus Blue Jackets last season.
Ericsson agreed to a three-year, $9.75 million deal, and Eaves
was brought back for three years and $3.6 million. Miller reached a
two-year agreement for $1.65 million.
Miller told The Associated Press he agreed to his deal just
before a noon deadline when he would have become a free agent.
"I wanted to stay, but it had to work out and make sense for
both sides," the 27-year-old Miller said. "I'm happy to be back
and with a two-year contract, I'm hopeful that I can grow my role
as a player with the organization."
Miller had 10 goals and eight assists in 67 games last
Ericsson has played four seasons in the NHL, all with Detroit.
He set career highs in 2010-11 in games (74), points (15) and
penalty minutes (87).
"Jonathan Ericsson has made significant strides with us over
the last three years," general manager Ken Holland said. "We
believe in his abilities, we like the physical dimension that he
brings to our team and we look for his continued progression as a
player over the next few seasons as he enters into the prime of his
Eaves is coming off a season in which he had 13 goals and seven
assists in 63 games for the Red Wings.
"All three guys are 27 years of age," Holland said of the
three returning players. "All three of them, I think, their best
years are ahead of them."
Commodore, who signed a one-year deal, joins his sixth NHL team.
He played 20 games for Columbus last season. He asked for a trade
and was waived, but at the time, his contract made it hard for
other teams to pick him up.
The Blue Jackets sent him to the minor leagues while trying to
unload him. They ended up buying out the remainder of his deal. His
agreement with the Red Wings is worth $1 million, his agent
"We think he's going to give us some presence on the back
end," Holland said. "(Coach) Mike Babcock is excited to have him.
He's a pro. He's been around the game."
Detroit lost in the second round of the playoffs to San Jose,
but got good news recently when Nicklas Lidstrom decided to
AP Sports Writer Larry Lage contributed to this report.


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I've been staring at this bike right here for far too long; that tends to happen when I see new work from Chris Bishop. Like all of the builds you'll see from Bishop Bikes, this road bike is elegantly finished and full of subtle details, making it easy to get "lost in fixation". Make sure to have a look at the details on this beauty below, and check out this bike's story in pictures over at the Bishop Flickr.


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Whenever possible you should introduce zones into you kitchen. It is always great to be able to switch off the main light and have supper under a soft glow of a pendant (especially if the washing up is piled high in the sink!). Any good electrician would be able to put in an additional switched circuit so you can divide up the lighting in your room. Hopefully you will be able to find what you are looking for within this section, if you require anything more specific please contact us.


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rainbow wrote:Lipid World
This theory postulates that the first self-replicating object was lipid-like. It is known that phospholipids form bilayers in water while under agitation– the same structure as in cell membranes. These molecules were not present on early earth, however other amphiphilic long chain molecules also form membranes. Furthermore, these bodies may expand (by insertion of additional lipids), and under excessive expansion may undergo spontaneous splitting which preserves the same size and composition of lipids in the two progenies. The main idea in this theory is that the molecular composition of the lipid bodies is the preliminary way for information storage, and evolution led to the appearance of polymer entities such as RNA or DNA that may store information favorably. Still, no biochemical mechanism has been offered to support the Lipid World theory.
Can anyone present any evidence to contradict the statement contained in this article wrt Phospholipids?
As I told you already rainbow. Recent evidence points away from a lipid world hypothesis.


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At the #web2untangled Lucy Power (Oxford Internet Institute) talked about Scientific social networking and open notebook science today. The conference is organised by COFHE and UC&R and takes place in Wolfson College, Oxford.
She said that scientists are using the existing Web 2.0 tools to practice open science, communicating with the general public, and to interact with each other. She mentioned the use of Friendfeed (which enables you to aggregate RSS feeds), where there is a group (for example) called The Life Scientists. Within this group, the scientists have very specific discussion about their work. Participants report using the Friendfeed group for things like: securing research funding, writing grant applications, collaborating, reporting on conferences, publishing, solving problems and searching for information. The scientists report that they are able to build up rapport throught the more "lightweight" conversations, as well as having more heavyweight exchanges, and both are valuable. They are also able to expand their networks (e.g. to include librarians!)
Lucy identified one scientist (Cameron Neylon) who she felt was using Web 2.0 to its limit, with an open lab notebook, by publishing about everything he was doing in his lab, on his blog at http://biolab.isis.rl.ac.uk/camerons_labblog. The second example was of the Open Notebook Science awards run by Jean-Claude Bradley (who I recognise, because he is also active and famous in the science community in Second Life!). The third example was of an academic who had his first year Physics students do open lab notebooks: example is here.
To summarise - why are scientists using these technologies? One thing is that they get fast answers from a global, expert audience. Also it is open and informal, and enables them to network and form a community. Friendfeed in particular is seen as useful because it allows you to aggregate feeds from all sorts of social fora (Twitter, Facebook etc. etc.) so you don't miss anything.
Involvement from librarians might include: using Friendfeed groups to get into an academic community, and helping in archiving/ accessing the discussions. Questions afterwards also included issues to do with promotion (can you put this on your CV, as an academic) and the relationship with formal publishing.
Photo by Sheila Webber: Grounds of Wolfoson College, Oxford, this morning.


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The world is full of a lot of good old Trekkies and I have to admit I am definitely one of them. The years watching the various Star Trek series' as I grew up with my dad hold a lot of great memories. Every time a new Star Trek film comes out I am more and more excited for its arrival. And this was no different for Star Trek Beyond (2016). As this year marks the 50th anniversary of the original series of Star Trek, a lot rides on this films success.
We start on board the U.S.S. Enterprise amidst it's 3 year trip into uncharted space. This is so the crew can try and build alliances on behalf of the federation to stretch the solidarity and unity of many different species across the stars. (Easter egg; according to cinemablend.com 50 new species were introduced during the movie to mark the 50th anniversary of the TV series). Under the orders of Captain James T. Kirk (Chris Pine) with Commander Spock (Zachary Quinto) by his side, it is clear the team have been on many adventures as they near the end of their trip and crave the comfort of a planets gravity. This leads the Enterprise to a Star Base; Yorktown. As the team starts to settle for a break from space soon enough they are called forward for a rescue mission. As always, the 'rescue' mission is not as it seems for the crew. Here is were the usual story line of Star Trek films take a little bit more of a twist. It truly seems the crew and mainly Captain Kirk may not be able to get themselves out of this one.
The movie continues to be very true to the TV series as it begins to delve into the different relationships the Enterprise holds. We begin to learn about different characters including Sulu's (John Cho) personal life which is very respectful to the original actor of Sulu (George Takei). The development of these characters is much deeper than we have seen in previous Star Trek movies and it is really paving the ways for future movies.
As we know Leonard Nimoy sadly passed away last year. With such a delicate subject for Trekkies, I was very intrigued in how the series would move forward as ambassador Spock (Leonard Nimoy) had featured in Star Trek Into Darkness. And i have to say, this was presented very beautifully. A single picture of ambassador Spock's past helped Commander Spock to decide which path his future will take.
As a Trekkie this movie contained everything I wanted and more. A part of me wishes this was the television series and I could tune in next week to watch the next installment.
But for now, I am satisfied knowing the future holds great things for Star Trek.
Don't forget to live long and prosper 🖖🏼
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Iron Age Hill Fort - Guided Walk Margam Park
We invite you to explore the Iron Age Hill Fort - home of the Celtic tribe known as Silures.
Your Friends of Margam Park guide will take you on a journey through the history of the Hill Fort. A site of special significance during the Silures battles with the Roman Army from 48AD - 70AD.
The landmarks of ditch, bank and defence
The history of this site and recent research
The way of life of the Celtic tribe who fought off the Roman Army for many years
The outstanding views from their isolated village
The Walk
Meet at 1pm - at the Friends room next to the Courtyard Cafe
This is a walk for moderatly fit people. It is a gradient that may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties or small children (<5yrs)
Please bring water and suitable clothing / footwear (no sandals, flip flops or open toes)
In hot weather bring sun screen and / or hats
Meet your guide at the Friends of Margam Park office next to the Courtyard Cafe. All Friends of Margam Park walks and tours are led by approved guides.
The guided walk is free of charge. Car Parking charges apply for entry to Margam Country Park
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
No ID required. Not recommended for under 5 years old
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Please contact https://www.facebook.com/friendsofmargampark/
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Printed ticket not required


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Tadcaster Albion boss Billy Miller was left angered by the performance of referee Tristan Greaves as his side slipped to a 3-2 home defeat to Scarborough Athletic on Boxing Day.
The Brewers led the Evo-Stik Division One North clash 1-0 and 2-1 before conceding two late goals to their North Yorkshire rivals, the first of which came from a hotly-disputed penalty kick.
"It was end-to-end and a great game of football, but unfortunately we're talking about one person who affected the game - the referee," Miller said.
"I'm not one for having a go at referees, but he didn't have the best of days, that's for certain.
"It's not a penalty. We've said it, they [Scarborough] have said it, and when you're on the receiving end it's harsh.
"When someone equalises against you like that - and we did it to Scarborough earlier this season in the FA Cup - it's difficult to recover from."
After a fairly even start to proceedings, Carl Stewart gave Albion the lead against the club he left less than a month ago.
There were 39 minutes on the clock when the Taddy forward took advantage of some indecision in the Boro back line and raced through to lob a bouncing ball over the advancing Jordan Porter and into the net from 20 yards out.
The Brewers took their lead into half-time, but Athletic were back on terms just nine minutes into the second period when a mix-up between Tom Allan and goalkeeper Gary Stevens led to a tap-in for Benny Igiehon.
The hosts re-claimed their advantage six minutes later when Josh Greening whipped in a free-kick from the right flank and Allan bundled the ball into the net at the back post.
There were strong protestations from the Scarborough players after the goal, enraged by what they felt was the use of an arm by Allan, and Miller believes that the reaction of the away side proved a turning point in the match.
"The incident after the second goal, the referee should have dealt with that straight away. To be pushed by not just one, but four players, he should have dealt with it," Miller added.
"If he's made a mistake, you'd rather he not give us the goal and then give them everything. I just felt that we got nothing then for the rest of the game.
"I thought that there were one or two things that the referee let go and then got himself into a situation where, and no hard feelings, every decision they surrounded him, every decision they were arguing it, and every decision he let it ride because of the pressure he was being put under."
Mr Greaves was not the only one to come under pressure from Boro, with the home side soon finding themselves under the cosh as the visitors pushed for a second equaliser.
It duly arrived in the 80th minute when Jacob Hazell went down in the box under a Dan Thirkell challenge, and the man in the middle sparked more controversy by pointing to the spot.
Adam Bolder made no mistake in converting the resulting penalty to tie the scores.
Five minutes later, and the turnaround was completed as Cameron Murray smashed the ball home following a scramble in the Taddy box.
Defeat for Albion sees them drop down to 13th place in the league standings with a trip to promotion-chasing Farsley Celtic up next.


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Photographers, artists, poets: show us CIVILIZATION.
Not the view of a cute Swiss town where snow clad alps are to be seen or cow herds walking the streets. There is also no bank in sight: they are in the business part of the town. This is the modern part. My doctor is in the tall building. There are many doctors in this building as well as a special shoe shop for hiking shoes on the ground floor. Next to the shoe shop is a chemists.
I was definitely the egg that the cuckoo decided to drop in the wrong nest. There I was waiting for country air, trees filled with birds: a place where the fox and hare say good night to each other and what happened. The cuckoo dropped the egg as it was flying over the most dismal part of London, where only the pigeons blessed the houses with their recycling process and now and again a stray cat would have a battle with its fellow cats. Or there were herds of rats populating the cellar tombs of the remains of the factories destroyed by a few straying bombs in the second world war, the rebuilding having to wait for many years: the late James Herbert, the writer whose origins were in the East End of London, wrote a trilogy of books about The Rats, so we do not have to guess where the idea originated.
We had good family friends living "in the country" and each time I paid a visit, I had an inside feeling that this was what I
I applied for work abroad and had success. I arrived in the town of Zürich. The nice things about Swiss towns are that within a tram or train ride you are in the middle of the country. I was now where the cuckoo should have dropped me, in a country that breathed, although like everywhere, not everything is gold that glitters, but in London the gold was so encrusted with the grime of the industrial age and traffic, that the gold would have been a prehistoric discovery.
I would have gone anywhere actually. Over the passing years, when on holiday in another country or town, my first though was always "how would it be to live here" and I would imagine moving into a farmhouse at the edge of a forest, or perhaps on the shore of a Swiss Lake. My city was eventually a place called Solothurn. I live a couple of kilometres along the road in a village (the place where the cuckoo should have dropped me?). Why Solothurn you may ask? Why not? It was the area with Mr. Swiss origins and it is one of the oldest settlements in Switzerland. The Romans visited around 15-25 AD and decided to stay awhile. They did not actually "build this city", but it suited their purpose to camp on their way to Augusta Raurica (now known as Augst) and some even stayed. If they had not stayed, Solothurn would not have been built and it would still be a mud flat on the banks of the River Aar. If they had not stayed they would not have found some remains of an old Roman villa and would not have problems when something new was being built, it being put under monument protection due to discovering something worth being preserved. The Latin population would say "hanc urben condidit" (latin translation of We build this City, taken from Internet as I do not speak Latin).
If I were mayor the most important problem would be to belong to the most stable political party, build a nice house in one of the better places and always say the right thing at the right time, as well as putting your gold bars in the right bank. What could possibly go wrong?
Look who is coming.
"Hello fox, busy.?
"I am on my way to visit the hare. It is spring and I heard some nice juicy rabbit babies have arrived. My fox brood are hungry."
And so it goes in the country where everything takes the course of nature. The big eat the small, even if they do say good night to each other.
The fresh country smell of cow dung is not yet in the air, the cows are still in the barn waiting for their first (and perhaps last) outing in the grassy fields. As I said the big eat the small, that's life.
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The Kennebunkport Historical Society will be sponsoring a Designer Show House at Rocky Pastures, the former Kenneth Roberts estate in Kennebunkport, from June 22 through July 14, 2012. The house is currently for sale and has been recently updated combining classic features with modern conveniences. All proceeds from the three-week event will benefit preservation projects at the Kennebunkport Historical Society which is celebrating its 60th anniversary year.
The Society is fortunate to be working with fourteen leading designers from Boston to Portland and with many from our local communities. It is also honored to have the talented designer Denise Rubin of On the Marsh restaurant as our honorary chairman of the event.
Rocky Pastures, a sprawling stone house, was built for Kenneth Roberts in 1938 by the architect Frazier Forman Peters of Westport, CT. Set in rolling meadows and wooded areas with ancient stone walls, Rocky Pastures is a 6,000 square foot house with 12 rooms. Set on 23 acres, the property is a stone's throw from Kennebunkport's picturesque Ocean Avenue. It was here, at Rocky Pastures, that Kenneth Roberts penned his popular novels of historical fiction that earned him a 1957 Pulitzer Prize.
This will be a unique opportunity for visitors to Kennebunkport to see the inside of one of the area's most prestigious estates. It is located only a short drive from the Captain Lord Mansion. The Captain Lord Mansion is a major sponsor of the Kennebunkport Historical Society Designer Show House. Your innkeeper, Rick Litchfield


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The old rustic countryside has its own charm. The untouched beauty of the old wooden houses, vast fields, water streams and aroma in the air connects to your heart & soul.
The clay ovens and the open barbeque makes you go weak in your knees as you desire to take a bite of all those beautiful dishes.Its a proven fact that you eat more merrily and heartily at such places without sacrificing your health.
Keeping the purity of countryside in mind and getting back to the old classic recipes, I would like to share Shepherd's Pie with all of you.
Shepherd's Pie is an absolute stunning dish which has the richness of meat and the mushiness of the soft potatoes.
Relax and unwind with this country dish this weekend and do share your thoughts & feedback.
"Shepherd's Pie"
2 tsp vegetable or olive oil
1 onion, finely chopped
1 carrot, finely chopped
1 celery stalk , chopped ( optional)
Thyme or coriander leaves - chopped
300 gms lamb or mutton mince
1/2 cup tomatoe puree
salt to taste
1 tsp black pepper powder
500 gms potatoes
25 gms butter
6 tsp milk
chopped parsley ( you can replace it with coriander)
fresh herbs, to garnish ( you can the use the italian seasoning mix)
Grated cheese
- Preheat the oven at 200*C for about 15 mins before cooking.
- Heat the oil in a pan and add the onions, carrot and celery. Cook over a medium heat for 8-10 mins until softened and starting to brown.
- Add the thyme/coriander and cook for a min. Add lamb and tomatoe puree. Mix well.
- Season with salt and pepper and let it cook for about 20-25 mins till the lamb is perfectly cooked and dried.
- Remove from heat and keep aside
- Meanwhile, boil the potatoes until tender. Peel and let them dry out.
- In a bowl, mash them till creamy, adding milk, butter ,parsley/coriander.
- Season with salt,pepper and italian seasoning mix as per your taste
- Transfer the mince mixture to a shallow ovenproof dish. Spoon the mash potatoes over the filling and spread evenly to cover completely.
- Fork the surface, place on a baking sheet, then cook in the preheated oven for 25-30 minutes until the potatoe topping is browned and the filling is piping hot.
- Garnish with herbs, seasoning or cheese and serve.


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At St. Olaf we offer a wide range of courses both in Russian Language and in Russian Area Studies. These courses are designed to give students a broad overview of the language, history, politics, literature, and culture of Russia. Language courses are often small, tight-knit classes where students can make close friends. In addition, our entry-level courses help students fulfill many of their General Education core requirements.
Students can major in both Russian Language and in Russian Area Studies. These two tracks are complimentary and often students combine both majors — at times with a third major.


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U.S. District Court Chief Judge John Coughenour scheduled the hearing for March 24 at U.S. Western District Court in Seattle. The hearing will consider whether to grant Lindows.coms request for an "antisuit injunction and declaration of nonenforceability of a foreign interim order" that Microsoft has obtained in Europe against the San Diego-based company.
Lindows.com has done well in blocking Microsofts attempts to make it change its name in the United States. But in Europe, Microsoft has been successful in getting the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg (the Benelux countries) courts to stop Lindows from using its name. Microsoft has also managed to challenge Lindows.coms business in similar cases in Finland, France and Sweden.
Lindows attempted to dodge the Benelux court decision by changing its name in the region to "Lin---s" (Lindash) failed. Microsoft successfully appealed the move and Lindows has, for now, abandoned doing business in the Benelux. The company is working on changing its name in the Benelux to something completely different so it will be able resume operations in those countries.
Since Lindows.com is not willing to change its name, which is the foundation of the entire case, Lindows.com is seeking to have the U.S. courts stop Microsoft from blocking Lindows.coms use of its name in other countries. U.S. courts allowed Lindows.com the use of its name more than two years ago.
Judge Coughenour will preside over the hearing, in which legal teams from Lindows.com and Microsoft will be given 20 minutes each to present their cases. The full text of the motion is available as a PDF file on the Lindows Web site.
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Summary: Maybe it's the long, lazy days, or maybe it's the heat making everyone a little bit crazy. Whatever the reason, summer is the perfect time for love to bloom. Summer Days & Summer Nights: Twelve Love Stories, written by twelve bestselling young adult writers and edited by the international bestselling author Stephanie Perkins, will have you dreaming of sunset strolls by the lake. So set out your beach chair and grab your sunglasses. You have twelve reasons this summer to soak up the sun and fall in love.
Featuring stories by Leigh Bardugo, Francesca Lia Block, Libba Bray, Cassandra Clare, Brandy Colbert, Tim Federle, Lev Grossman, Nina LaCour, Stephanie Perkins, Veronica Roth, Jon Skovron, and Jennifer E. Smith.
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary, Short Story, Anthology
Review (by story): Head, Scales, Tongue, Tail by Leigh Bardugo – 3/5: I've never been the biggest fan of Bardugo's writing, but I think this set the tone for how dynamic this anthology was going to be. While I enjoyed the majority of the story, I didn't like the ending. Unfortunately, I think that ruined most of it for me. I just couldn't get into the concept when I was expecting something entirely different.
The End of Love by Nina LaCour – 5/5: I really loved this story, and it was wonderful to see a wlw couple so early into the book, which I wasn't surprised by since this came from Nina LaCour! Overall, I felt it was solid and heartfelt. I look forward to reading more of LaCour's work in the future.
Last Stand at the Cinegore by Libba Bray – 4/5: I'm the absolute biggest fan of Libba Bray. I'm so totally biased towards anything she writes. That being said, while I loved this story personally, I don't think it fit in very well with the tone of the book overall. But it was the perfect mix of scary, funny, and romantic, which is just what I love from Bray.
Sick Pleasure by Francesca Lia Block – 4.5/5: This story came as a big surprise to me. I liked the tone and the writing style immensely, especially how it took on a much larger issue. It was unexpected but incredibly well executed. I'd never read anything by this author before, but I would definitely consider doing so now. I loved it, but there were moments where I felt like I got lost along the way, which impacted my rating just the smallest bit.
In Ninety Minutes, Turn North by Stephanie Perkins – 3.5/5: I had such high expectations for Perkins' story, so I felt let down when I saw that this story returned to Marigold and North from My True Love Gave to Me. It was a good story, but it didn't have the romantic feel all the other stories had at their core. I really would've liked to see something new.
Souvenirs by Tim Federle – 4.5/5: This was a really wonderful story. Once again, I loved the LGBT couple, this time focusing on two men. It was a very interesting concept, and I thought it was written well. I wasn't into it entirely for most of the story because I didn't like the characters all that much, but it was sad in a very uplifting way, if that makes any sense. It had a really good ending and overall message to take from, which made me love this so much.
Inertia by Veronica Roth – 5/5: This was by far my favorite story of the bunch. It was a really great concept that turned into something so much deeper and more meaningful. It had just enough of a sci-fi feel to give the concept some roots, but it still felt contemporary. This one resonated with me in a way the others didn't, and even had just a bit of a twist at the end. It was romantic, but it gave you a vibe the other couples didn't, as it was rooted in friendship. I'd recommend this anthology on this story alone.
Love is the Last Resort by Jon Skovron – 3/5: While I liked this story, the writing style totally affected my feelings towards it. It felt so haughty and pretentious that it felt absolutely nothing like a YA contemporary short story. It was very melodramatic and felt out of place more than any other story in this book. I wanted to like it, and I liked parts of it, but it let me down.
Good Luck and Farewell by Brandy Colbert – 3.5/5: I really liked this story, but I wanted to feel more from it. I felt unconnected to the characters, and I understand why. They were dealing with issues I never have to deal with and would never want to. Ultimately, I felt more interested in Audrey and Gillian's story than Rashida and Pierre's. I think it's hard to go from a love-hate relationship to a love relationship so quickly, and the relationship moved just too fast for me to like.
Brand New Attraction by Cassandra Clare – [SKIPPED]: I was definitely not reading a story by Cassandra Clare. And after hearing what this story was about, I sure am glad I didn't.
A Thousand Ways This Could All Go Wrong by Jennifer E. Smith – 5/5: Next to Inertia, this was my favorite story. I didn't expect it to go in the direction it went, nor did I expect it to take on such a heavy issue. But it was handled with grace and written well and properly, without doing a disservice to the issue at hand. It was very sweet and romantic, and even with the complication in the story, nothing changed for the characters, which I loved.
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things by Lev Grossman – 5/5: This was the perfect way to end the anthology, and another of my favorite stories. It had a fantasy/sci-fi concept and vibe, but the development of the characters and the writing style was engrossing. It was sad, but it was ultimately a story about growing strength, which I loved. It was a perfect conclusion.
In my opinion, this anthology was less than stellar. I definitely liked the second half of the stories than the first half. It was very dynamic, which I thought was important, and it was good enough, but it has nothing on My True Love Gave to Me. That being said, some of these stories were so wonderful that I'd recommend the whole anthology in a heartbeat.


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Invisible Quick Menu + No Starting Lights
This mod adds-on to my previous mod titled: Transparent Quick-Menu Background
Link: http://www.racedepartment.com/forum/threads/transparent-quick-menu-background.77984/
Once installed, this add-on allows players to select the options they want (Fuel Mix, Tyre Type, and Brake Bias) without displaying them on screen at all.
It also hides the annoying starting lights by rendering them invisible.
Instructions on how to install:
1- Backup your Steam\steamapps\common\f12013\frontend\b_osd.pssg and Steam\steamapps\common\f12013\frontend\d_osd.pssg
2- Download and unzip this mod inside a folder
3- Copy the frontend folder to your installed f12013 folder
Instructions on how to restore the original files:
1- Just copy the frontend folder included inside the Original file backup folder.
Of course, it is mandatory to memorize the on-track (and in-pits) keypress sequences to access these functions after installing this mod, simply because the menu arrows (and texts) are invisible once this mod is installed!!
Invisible Quick Menu. No Starting Lights 1.0
Hides both the on-track Quick Menu & Starting Lights


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Spanish designer Jorge Penadés has created a line of uniquely molded glue and leather furniture pieces. The upcycled furniture is created from old, unwanted pieces of leather fused together with the use of bone glue.
Penadés shreds each piece of leather into tiny pieces using an office paper shredder. These pieces of leather are then fused together into shapely structures using the glue. The leather furniture is left to set in iron molds where it is compressed. When the mold is set, the first layer of leather is sliced away to reveal an interesting marble-like design.
The idea emerged when Penadés became aware of how much leather was wasted and discarded within the car, fashion and shoe industries. The furniture comes in the form of fully functioning tables.
Melted Leather Furniture
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Fantastic Masquerading Furnishings
Retro-Modern Storage Tables
Modernized Retro Furniture
Upcycled Leather Furniture
Sinuous Wood Rocking Chairs
'Structural Skin' is a Collection of Glue-Infused Leather Furniture
- By: Ady FloydJun 17, 2015
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This is my mom, Marie. Last Saturday, May 14, would have been her 88th birthday. May 14 is also my birthday. Fifty-seven years ago, I got to be someone's birthday present. After two boys who were 11 1/2 and 7 1/2, my mom didn't think a baby girl was in the picture. Then I came along, on her birthday, a week late, and she hadn't spoken to her husband, my dad, in two weeks. He went on a bowling tournament out of town when she was 39 weeks pregnant. I probably wouldn't have spoken to him either! On the morning of her 31st birthday, my dad dropped mom off at the hospital and went to work. He stopped by the hospital on his way home from work to see if anything had happened. That's when he found out from his sister, the head OB nurse, that he had a daughter (he was still getting the silent treatment).
Two days later, he walked into my mom's hospital room on his way home from work and asked my mother if I'd been circumcised yet. Reportedly, my aunt said, "Brother dear, you do know babies come in different styles, don't you?" That's when my mother took pity on him and started talking to him again, probably by first laughing her head off. Such was my beginning into the world 😀
Because I had these two older wilder (yes that's a pun on my maiden name) brothers, my mom was afraid I would turn out terribly spoiled. She asked my pediatrician about it and he told her, "Mrs. Wilder, she's not spoiled; she's just well loved." And that was what my mother did best – she loved well. She was critical and judgmental but she loved well. It took someone who didn't have her mother's love to point this out to me. Life is amazing like that. Six weeks before she died, my mother threw her arms around me and said, "you are the love of my life!" She'd never said anything like that to me before. Looking back, I'm sure she knew she was dying. A lot of old hurts healed in that one spectacular moment, and I can still feel that hug and her breath on my neck as she said those words, as if it happened a second ago.
I miss her everyday, but especially every May 14. Out of the 52 years we had, we spent 50 birthdays together. My parents worked hard to make that happen! I tend to not quite know to do with myself on my birthday these days but it's not a sad day either; it's just very different. I'll figure it out eventually! In the meantime, I hold space for my own healing (see previous post on holding space – yes, we can hold space for ourselves too!).
This year, I'd planned to visit my hospice patient who was just two weeks older than my mom. I actually first met this woman at my mother's funeral, and it just felt right to spend a few hours with her on my birthday. She died five days before so I really felt lost which seems to bring out some ADHD in me. Do you fellow grievers ever feel like grief gives you squirrel brain? From the time I woke up on my birthday, I cried, I tried to read, I did some shopping – nothing was settling me down. I tried quilting and my sewing machine was acting up so I wanted to google some help. As I walked into my office, the picture to the right was sitting in front of my monitor. It's a picture of Mets pitcher Bartolo Colon. I started to laugh immediately and I knew this was my birthday gift from one of my sons. Bartolo pitched for the Oakland Athletics (my fave team) when I was terribly sick in 2012 & 13. He's a character, and watching him pitch when I was so sick was one of the few bright spots of that summer and fall. He was traded to the Mets in 2014 and is still with them (BOOOOOOOOOO!). A few weeks ago, Bartolo hit his first major league home run playing against the Padres in San Diego. It was a hoot watching this 285+ lb 42-year-old pitcher lumbering around the bases; it's just not something you see everyday and he may have set the record for slowest run around the bases. We probably watched the clip 5 times! (I know, we're a bunch of boring baseball nerds.) As goofy as this whole story sounds, it was a moodshifter for my birthday. I laughed and laughed and will chuckle every time I see this picture. My son got me a goofy gift that he knew I'd get a kick out of and I with that one simple thing, I let go of all the angst that was making my shoulders rise up over my ears. I could breathe again. And what do you know, when I got back to my sewing machine, it stopped acting up!
If there are any takeaways to this story, it's healing is always available, even in the most unlikely of ways and even when we think we don't need any more healing. Being open to it and being willing to be surprised by it is one way of holding space for ourselves. It's hard to quiet down the squirrel chatter of a grieving mind to listen and hold that space, but when we can open our hearts enough to let in a little light (like laughing at a silly picture), healing happens. It just does!
If you want to see that 285 lb, 42-year-old first major league home run by Bartolo Colon, check it out here:


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8-Drawer Distressed Before:
|My little helper in the background...she is so cute.
I love how it turned out. So pretty!
9-Drawer with character Before:
9-Drawer with character After:
I love this color. I have never used it before and with the glaze over it....perfection. Sadly, the pictures just do not capture the color correctly. It is such a pale sweet color.
This week I also put some end tables up for sale. These are our end tables but after moving the living room furniture around they just don't work for us anymore. I refinished the clear coat on the tops and I freshened up the paint and they are as good as new. They need a good home!
End Tables Before:
End Tables After:
This picture is from when we were using them. They are perfect next to a couch!
|My other helper. He refused to look at the camera.


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Samsung's new Galaxy smartphone along with Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo and Gear Fir went on sale in 125 countries across the world including US, Europe, Middle East, Latin America and most of the Asian market. The sales record for the Galaxy S5 is considerably higher than its predecessor.
Samsung confirmed the global availability of Galaxy S5 and the wearable devices in 125 countries on 11 of this month. As per the first day sales, the fifth generation Galaxy S smartphone beat the launch day sales of Galaxy S4.
Besides, in some countries sales of the Galaxy S5 doubled the amount of sales Galaxy S4 made on the first day of its release. Samsung said that it has received orders for millions of Galaxy S5 units and the market is not yet saturated, notes PhoneArena.
A few of the key differences between Galaxy S5 and Galaxy S4 is the fingerprint scanner, the heart rate monitor, high resolution rear camera, the IP67 certification for water and dust resistance and the powerful Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor, which replaces the Snapdragon 600 of the Galaxy S4.
As for the Galaxy S4's sales, the fourth generation Galaxy S smartphone sold 10 million units in less than one a month. Its predecessor, the Galaxy S3 reportedly took 50 days to accomplish the similar sales record. When it comes to the Galaxy S2, the handset took five months to reach 10 million sales, whereas the Galaxy S reached 10 million after seven months.


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www.iob.in Indian Overseas Bank SO Posts Recruitment 2014
Indian Overseas Bank, a leading Public Sector Bank invites Online Applications from Indian citizens for filling the 26 vacancies of various Specialist officers posts. Candidates fulfilling the stipulated eligibility criteria may fill their particulars Online by themselves correctly on or before 30th October, 2014. More detailed information is mentioned below.
Full vacancy details are laid down :
Number of vacancies : 26
Name of Posts : Specialist Officer (Manager)
1. Security Officers: 21
2. Civil Engineer: 02
3. Electrical Engineer: 01
4. Mechanical Engineer (Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC)): 01 Post
5. Mechanical Engineer (Vehicle/ Generator): 01 Post
Eligibility Criteria :
Age Limit :
1. For Sr. no. 1 : Above 25 years but below 45 years.
2. For remaining posts : Minimum is 26 years but maximum is 35 years.
Educational Qualification :
1. For post no.1 : Must have completed Graduation or its equivalent
2. For Remaining vacancies : Should have completed B.E or B.Tech in Civil Engineering/ Electrical Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering or its equivalent qualification and must have
relevant experience.
Selection Process : Selection will be done on the basis of Candidates performance in Personal Interview.
Salary and Emoluments : Rs. 19,400 to Rs. 28,100/-. per month.
Intimation Charges :1. Unreserved and OBC Category candidates need to pay Rs. 500/-.
2. SC/ST/PC Contenders need to pay Rs. 100 either through On-line or Offline payment gateway.
How to Apply : Interested Contenders need to fill On-line Application form through website www.iob.in . All the candidates need to download the filled application form, then along with hard copy of form , send it with relevant documents (mentioned in notification), in a closed envelope superscribed with "Application for the post of _________ (Post Code- ______) in Indian Overseas Bank", send by ordinary post addressed to The Assistant General Manager,
Human Resources Development Department,
Indian Overseas Bank, Central Office,
No 763, Anna Salai, Chennai 600002
Important dates :
Commencing date for submission of Online registration form : 15.10.2014
Last date for On-line registration : 30.10.2014
Last date for receipt of hard copy of application form : 07.11.2014
Click here to get Indian Overseas Bank SO Posts Recruitment notification.
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We have recently held another successful AGM and social event at the Royal Woodbine Golf Club. As the incoming President of RMA Canada I would like to take this opportunity to thank my fellow Board Members for their confidence and support. The year is moving forward quickly and a lot has already been accomplished. I wish to take this opportunity to thank our members for their ongoing support and participation.
We have been very active with our government relations activities and our success is having an impact at both the Federal and Provincial levels in Canada.
With the recent elections at our AGM, I would like to extend a welcome to the following individuals who are joining the Board:
Louis Fortin - Score Statistical Consulting
Mark Daprato - Canaccede Financial Group
Ryan Poyntz - Trans Union Canada
Scott Kimberley - P.C. Bank
On behalf of the Board and our members, I would like to extend our appreciation to Stephen Sheather who has served 7 years on the Board with the last 3 years as President. Under Steve's energetic leadership the RMA has been successful in the development of our government relations program with the engagement of the services of Patrick Dion Consulting. Membership has grown and he has been instrumental in developing the infrastructure for our Association.
In addition, I would like to pass along our appreciation to Scott Coffin who has been the Secretary since he joined the Board 7 years ago. Scott has been a key player in keeping us on track and providing a thoughtful approach to our varied discussions and decisions, with his ability to keep the group focused on the "end in mind."
Our 2018 conference is shaping up to be another good one! We are excited to be moving the event to the Hilton Hotel, 145 Richmond Street West, Toronto on Nov 14th and 15th. I am looking forward to seeing you at the event.
Can we effect positive change in this challenging and diverse industry? Yes we can, as we continue to be invited to participate in discussions with the various levels government as we have over the past three years. Furthermore we can be an even stronger voice with your continued support and participation.
"Talk" with you soon!
Dale Leslie
President, RMA Canada
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It's two days before "All Hallow's Eve" and what better brand of beer is there to review than Jolly Pumpkin out of Dexter, Michigan. Not only does their name make them an obvious choice, but their often eerie bottle art and unusual flavors make them a brewer that stretches comfort zones and pushes the boundaries for many a burgeoning craft beer drinker. Today's review will be for their "Calabaza Blanca" (translated: "White Pumpkin"), an artisan white ale allegedly "brewed in Belgium's biere blanche tradition," according to the label. Jolly Pumpkin tends to focus on open fermentation and barrel aging, so one comes to expect a bit of sour goodness when cracking any of their bottles. This particular bottle is from batch 853 and was bottled on 7-28-2011. Let's pour!
Aroma 11/12
My first whif from the bottle elicited a "Wow, that's funky!" However, things settled much more pleasantly in the glass. Overall, it is a very floral brew with a distinct sour note behind it. The sour in the aroma evokes more sour green apples than it does the pungent orange peel used in its brewing, but that is not an unwelcome development. A very earthy coriander complements things nicely... or is that a coriander that blends well with an earthy hop variety? No matter, it all adds up to a classic gueuze type aroma. Ooh, and the orange blossom floral qualities open up even more as the beer warms. This is not a light aroma! It's got some oomph behind it.
Appearance 3/3
Everything on the mark for the style. A bright, high clarity, sunshine yellow gleams in the glass and is capped by a noisy white head that fizzes quickly to a ring around the surface. OK, so normally one expects some haze in a witbier, but with how long this bottle has been again all that sediment on the bottom is going nowhere. The clarity and color seem awfully summery for this time of year, but I won't hold that against it.
Flavor 17/20
Wow! The sour invades your personal space like an exuberant uncle at a family reunion. The blast of intense lemony lactic flavor dulls when held in the mouth, as does the angrily aggressive carbonation, and one is left with the earthy, slightly bitter fragments of the sour-splosion that just occurred. Unfortunately, little else takes place. The bitter could just as well be from lemon peel as it could orange and any coriander spiciness is wanting at best. The finish, of course, tends to emphasize the bitter a tad more than in the backbone of the beer, but that's about the only change. It is of course ridiculously dry, but that is aided gradually by the sour left in the mouth that inspires a helpful dose of saliva. Very tasty and not light on flavor, but extremely simple aside from the sour and earthy bitter.
Mouthfeel 4/5
The body in this beer is nearly nonexistent. I mean almost water, people. That is fixed a bit once the zealous carbonation has quickly died, but even then the beer can be called very light at best. Normally, a carbonation level this high would interfere tremendously with the texture of the beer, but with a beer this light it really can't do much damage. Any further negative effects of such high carbonation, even for a bottle conditioned beer, are lessened by the simple fact that the bubbles are so damned tiny. I have no idea how they did it, but they did. A mouthfeel like this and the accompanying low ABV of 4.8% lead me to think of this beer as more of a simple gueuze or a musty berliner weisse than any sort of white ale or witbier.
Overall Impression 7/10
This is well made, robust in both aroma and flavor, and definitely something for someone getting into sour beers to try. Its body, sour flavor, and high carbonation all keep it a refreshing beer, while the low ABV and light body mean you could probably drink quite a few if the flavor wasn't so intense. In fact, this brew is probably meant to be drank in quantity or popped like champagne, but its simplicity doesn't quite fit the bill as something to sit down and savor.
Total 42/50
This is a tasty beer. Or rather a tasty sour champagne that is barely less dry than real champagne - and with less alcohol. This is a refreshing change of pace from big IPAs and some of the pumpkin/yam beers of the season, but probably not enough to keep me coming back. Ultimately though, it IS something that I would buy to show to my friends how different and unusual beers can be. It also may be something that a drinker heavily into lambics could branch out to try. Good work Jolly Pumpkin. You've made a refreshing beer that doesn't skimp on the intensity of its flavor, but now I'd like to request some complexity.


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John A. Logan, a veteran of the Civil War and head of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Due to the significant workload facing the General Assembly before its scheduled May 31st adjournment, the Illinois House of Representatives reconvened and resumed its work on Monday.
Thank You to Those Who've Served - Memorial Day Observed Throughout Illinois
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Mark J. did this exercise last month and read it out loud to his group. So many people commented on it that it came to my attention, and with Mark's permission I'm reprinting it here:
Dear Jane,
I am writing you this letter in regards to discontinue our relationship altogether. I want to be forthright with my stance on this. We have spent a time in our lives that for life safety reasons I realized needed to be ended. I ask of your acceptance of this as I need to move on and pursue a life that is productive to my development and responsibilities. There were good times, yes. However the damage to my well being both physically and emotionally has caused me to seek recovery and I've found it to be a life worth living. Let me not leave out the fact that I have caused damage to others as well when we were together. Let me state again that I am taking action at this writing to cease relations with you permanently.
I have read your letter and think you maybe need a break for a while and I am more than willing to let things cool off (or until you finish your phase). But let's be serious, you know we are meant to be together. A break from this relationship is fine with me, but to consider never seeing each other again is not like you. You are the one who sought me ought and wooed me with your words, touch and actions in all situations when you felt the need. You came to me! Through those times we produced the best sensations and moments of true genius that you demonstrated to others. The music on computers you made was untouched in individuality. You were afraid of talking to the people you really wanted to talk to until we were together. When we were together you consciously new it was better than sex and you ignored sexual advances with the thought that sex would get between you and I. We had mystique. It was I with you the greatest spiritual moment in your life happened, and you dare wonder if it was real or imagined. Of course it was us. Do I need to go on? I think you know the answer to this question. So now after all I have given to you, this is suddenly something you would never consider again? I know you romanticize about me and you think you can shut out or use your bullshit recovery techniques to stop yourself from me. However, I'm always here and that makes you wonder doesn't it? You can't forget about us can you? I understand you are going through some voluntary brainwashing to delude yourself from our relationship, however to think you'll leave me for good is not something I'm worried about.
In remembrance of old times,
Dear Jane,
I have read your reply and cannot overstate the fact that you and I together is life threatening to me. I will die and hurt others along the way. While it is true that there were times together that still bewilder me, I am working towards moving into the now and there is evidence that this is happening. I simply enjoy being sober more than the ups and downs of being with you. The adventure of life is unfolding and I know in my heart that I can always find a way sober no matter what may happen. The past experiences with you brought a change in how I wanted to live. I don't want to shut my memories out and accept that I will remember the "good times" as well as the bad. This is not a war and I will not fight you. I just simply will not take you. The things that I thought I needed you to do with me I now am doing myself and I don't need an audience to tell me when I know something is right. From this moment on I choose a life worth living.


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Every year, Harrington College's Chairs for Charity project yields some dynamic results from our design college students: this year, we're excited to show the top three designs, which went to Chicago Home+Garden Magazine's Chairs for Charity auction event.
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