 emerging plans propose:
• Extraction of sand and gravel with subsequent restoration of the site to agriculture and wetland habitats.
• Access to the site will be taken from the A45 junction with Crow Lane and through the existing treatment works.
A public exhibition of the proposals will take place at Cogenhoe and Whiston Village Hall, York Avenue, Cogenhoe between 4pm and 8pm on Tuesday, December 13.
Feedback forms will be available on the day, either to complete at the venue or to take away and submit by 20 December 2016.window.addEventListener('load', init);

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}Get your Husband power of attorney. Sell the  home with the loan on it ($363,000 house), pay off both tax liens from the proceeds. Kick the renters out. If you sell the home before the renters are kicked out you might have to put her stuff in storage then she moves in with you. Move her into that house and pay off the taxes each year by placing some of the proceeds in an annuity   at a major bank.  Rest of money invest in a mutual fund or separate annuity depending upon how old she is.

Pay yourself back for the loan of 10k and get a signature on the loan.

Do not sell the house with renters in it since the one with less value will mean less taxes and probably in nicer condition. Only exception is if the main house is totally destroyed from being a hoarder than sell the renter house, but you would need a realtor to decide that.CORONA DE TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN9-TV) -- About 100 parents, students and teachers gathered Wednesday afternoon for the groundbreaking of an elementary school in Corona de Tucson.
Copper Ridge Elementary is scheduled to open in July 2016. It will be the second elementary school in Corona de Tucson within the Vail School District.
The future principal of the school, Erica Irby, says it is much needed in the community. She says there are about 1,000 students at Sycamore Elementary and it has been overcrowded for four years. About 350 Sycamore students will transfer to Copper Ridge.
"This what Corona de Tucson is about," Irby said. "It's about our tight culture, and tight family community and we like to celebrate important events. And this is one of those important events in our community."
Among those in the crowd was a parent of two future students April Bourie.
"Parents and community members and everybody have been involved from the beginning, and that makes it a better project and a better school all the way around," Bourie said.
The new school will consist of 5 buildings, designed by SWAIM Associates. According to it's website, other current projects include the Reid Park Zoo Animal Health Center and Sunrise Drive Elementary.Simon, no matter how hard you pretend to answer my initial questions, you haven't. No matter how low you stoop to insult me, you haven't. What a laugh.
Don't know what your question was, since it seemed to make some straw man arguments about what I hadn't said. I do know that I have asked you the same straight question several times tonight: how many cups of coffeeee have you made for employees of IBM today? It's a reasonable question, why can't you answer it?
Reread post 1102, no need to respond, you've more than given me my answer.
Sh!t you really don't read and or listen do you?
And the body modulates Kleg according to surface stiffness (Kshoe + Ksurface) to obtain a near constant COM trajectory. So.... if I jump off a wall and land on the concrete below with my legs locked out..... If I land on the same surface from the same height, but bend my knees.... Now, if I jump from the same height and land on a softer surface I don't need to bend my knees relatively so much to arrive at the same impact forces that I achieved with either of the previous two examples. Is it better to run with straighter legs or more bent legs? Which will be more metabolically efficient? What does the research tell us? Does it tell us that performance is enhanced with running on stiffer surfaces or more compliant surfaces?
Simon, with respect to your questions, what does the research tell us about injury rates in running?
Simon, lets stick to the point I am making. You asked Mr. Sicknote to produce research and references to support his claims and I am simply pointing out that you also lack research and references to support your own claims.
The best you could do is reference two studies, one makes the statement "and injury rate MIGHT be reduced". The second reference states "and injury rate is POTENTIALLY halved". Not exactly conclusive, are they?
It simply proves my point, you got nothin so get off your high horse. You confirmed that when you lowered yourself to making coffee attacks. I understand why you were reduced to making personal attacks, what I don't get is coffee? Is that a generalization about a certain ethnic group or something? Please help me out with that one.
As far as jumping off a wall onto concrete, you are making a big stretch in comparing that to running. If you listen to Kevin Kirby, then you would want to jump of the wall and land on your heels like he claims the majority of runners supposedly do. I don't know how high your wall is but I would speculate that if it is high enough and you land on concrete on your heels, the outcome would not be good, I don't care how much you bend your knees. Maybe Kevin could jump off a 10 foot wall onto concrete landing on his heels to see what happens.
As far as landing on your heels, the 80% statistic Kevin uses is a bunch of crap lifted from a bogus study. The study visually observed runners at a given point in a race and recorded the results. Give me a break or is it, give me a coffee break.
Well hasn't this got zesty!
I'm surprised to see you on this one as well Simon. Not your usuall bag.
What does the research tell us about crawling naked over broken glass?
The problem with claims is that sometimes people claim that other people have made claims which they never, in fact, claimed. Thus they can claim that the claims of the other are unsupported claims when in fact, no such claims have been made. I think it would be worthwhile if the people claiming the claims of the other are unsupported, specify which claims they meant, moving the whole discussion onto the ground of clams being independant of any party. Then they (the claims claimed to have been claimed) can be addressed individually rather than collectively as "your claims", a term which one could right claim to be unsupportable as they would incorperate the corperate claims (or the claims some CLAIM to be corperate claims) which a group might claim another group subscribe to.
I hope I've managed to bring some clarity to the debate.
You haven't read the two papers I referenced have you, Dana? Two sugars in mine please, thanks luv.
I get the gist from some people that believe research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear in the future (1000 years time) will cure foot injury?. That will never be the case.
I also recently broke my 4th metatarsal wearing the VFF. I have been wearing them for 6+ months, about 50 miles per week… and then the pain showed up on an everyday run. I didn’t land on it funny or anything.
You broke your 4th metatarsal wearing VFF?. Nooooooo, who would have guessed?. You were only running through the pain. 2 thumbs up.
Did anyone hear me say the word "common sense"?.
Something this guy clearly lacks. Back off the mileages, build up the tolerance & strength levels.
I get the gist some people seem to think research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal