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Report: South Dakota's rural roads and bridges ranked among worst in country

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - According to a national transportation research group called TRIP, South Dakota was rated in the top 25 for structurally deficient rural bridges and rural roads in poor conditions. The report is called Rural Connections: Challenges and Opportunities in America's Heartland, and it evaluates the safety and condition of the nation's rural roads and bridges. TRIP is a national non profit transportation research group based in Washington, D.C.

South Dakota was ranked at number 22 in the country for having one of the worst states for rural roads in poor condition. The report said 14% of the rural roads were in poor condition. Minnesota came in at number 25 and Rhode Island was ranked at number 1.

South Dakota was ranked number 4 when it came to structurally deficient rural bridges. According to the report, 20% of the rural bridges are structurally deficient. Rhode Island came in at number 1 on that list as well and Montana came in at number 25.

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When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) became law on Dec. 22, 2017, there was interpretation of the law but little guidance on how taxpayers would implement the qualified business income (QBI) 20 percent pass-through deduction. After more than eight months, the IRS has finally issued proposed regulations. Initial commentary that Section 199A would be taxpayer favorable has been confirmed by the recently issued proposed regulations.

From the signing, the tax law left little doubt there would be significant tax benefits and reductions for trucking companies. The proposed regulations only further confirm trucking companies are among the winners with the new law. Companies structured as an S corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, or trust will be permitted to deduct up to 20 percent of QBI resulting in a top federal tax rate of 29.6 percent. The deduction may be limited based on W-2 wages/fixed asset investment. However, given the labor and capital intensiveness of transportation, it is unlikely that these factors will limit the deduction. It is important to note that in situations where carriers work heavily with an owner-operator fleet and have little W-2 payroll or lease a significant portion of their equipment, the QBI deduction could be drastically limited or non-existent. Payments to owner-operators reported on Form 1099 will not count as W-2 wages for purposes of determining the QBI deduction.

The proposed regulations narrows the definition of Specialized Service Trade or Businesses (SSTB), which originally could have been interpreted to include trucking brokerage services, however, is now clearly not included as a SSTB. This is another win for the industry, as SSTBs are not permitted the 20 percent QBI deduction.

Many trucking companies operate utilizing multiple flow-through entities to manage liability risk. Often this structure includes a holding company that reports taxes for all related entities. The availability of the QBI deduction never appeared to be in question for this structure. However, trucking companies operating with entities in a brother-sister structure were unsure before the proposed regulations were issued if equipment leasing companies would be eligible for QBI deduction.

Furthermore, trucking companies that own terminals and other real estate in a tax flow-through structure which rent to an operating entity did not have certainty whether these separately owned rental business would be treated as part of the overall operations and fall within the QBI deduction parameters.

The proposed regulations provide for an aggregation of related businesses which could allow operating, logistic, and leasing entities to be treated as one company for purposes of Section 199A. The aggregation rule also eliminated the possible scenario of mismatching QBI in one entity and W-2 wages and fixed asset investments in another. Additionally, the proposed regulations state that self-rentals will be treated as trade or business allowing the QBI deduction to be taken.

For trucking company owners with individual taxable income less than $315,000 (MFJ), the SSTB and W-2/fixed asset investment limitation do not apply and the QBI deduction is fully allowed. The limitation fully applies and must be calculated once taxable income exceeds $415,000 (MFJ).

With the proposed regulations better framing the QBI deduction benefit for trucking companies, it solidifies the C corporation versus S corporation argument. While the C corporation federal tax rate was reduced to 21 percent, the all-in federal tax rate from income to dividend is 39.8 percent. With the QBI deduction available to trucking flow-through entities, the all-in federal tax rate is 29.6 percent; the same 10.2 percent S corporation tax benefit that existed under the old tax law. Under unique cases and business plans, there are situations where a C corporation could provide a deferred tax benefit that would result in a present value savings.

For questions on how these proposed regulations apply to you, please contact your KSM advisor.

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We are excited about our second East Meets West live Middle Eastern worship concert. People are still talking about the first concert at Awake Church in Winston-Salem in June. The same incredible band to grace the stage with Luke Skaggs, Stephen Roach, Cassie Campbell, Don Potter, Michael Pritchard and William Johnson with vocalists Mohammad Gholami, Molly Williams and Shelly Tackett. Special guests Josh Baldwin and Sarah McMillan will start the night off! You seriously can’t miss this!

This is a benefit concert to continue raising funds for our Middle Eastern documentary to encourage the Iranian Muslims and fast growing underground church. Come with a heart to give and a eat for a fresh new sound!

We will serve Middle Eastern appetizers platters to the first 200ish to arrive! 6PM Food 7 PM concert

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Highlights include: creative writing, collage art exploration, brainstorming sessions for fresh ideas, healthy critique of any of your current creative works, daily devotion, worship, reviewing anything from Suzy’s Spontaneous Course, Q &A, contemplative walks and down time in the beautiful Moravian Falls setting, and more.

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After our B-roll filming in January 2018, we are excited for this docu-series to come alive in our home August 13-18! We had a wonderful East Meets West concert in June that amped us up even more for this filming. It was beyond what any of us could have thought. We have the best musicians, singers, camera and sound crew coming in for this!

Please keep us all in your prayers during this time!

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Cost of entry: Free

We are so excited about this night!

East Meets West worship is a new and epic sound that will be released through our docu-series, Shaping the Sound of a Spiritual Revolution, that we will record in August.

This sound along with timely powerful lyrics, scripture, and poetry will literally change this nation and blaze a trail through the Middle East via Satellite TV. We are certain of this and entirely humbled and honored at the task.

Luke Skaggs, Stephen Roach, Mohammad Golami, Don Potter along with ourselves, Kamran and Suzy Yaraei, have been working on these songs for over year. Many of you know that Luke and Stephen have been training on Mid East instruments for many years, as part of Songs of Water. We will perform these songs in Farsi as well as English for a clear understanding on the benefit evening.

We are also honored to have special guests John Mark and Sarah McMillan singing their own songs!!! They have been so supportive of us on this journey.

Along with this beautiful music we will share Middle Eastern food platters and a brief educational power-point showing the significance of what we are doing through satellite. Kamran will also share from his heart.

We as American are connected to this great harvest more than we can imagine.

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I have been extraordinarily patient with Johnny Depp and his interest in Native culture. He may or may not be of Native descent—he’s unsure of his exact heritage—but he has always been sincere and generally respectful in his interest. The Lone Ranger didn’t work, at all, but I believe he really did want to remake Tonto as something other than a racist cartoon (and as big of a mess as that movie is, all of the interesting stuff is happening with Tonto, whom they tried to make a character of independent will and agency). But now he’s trending into “Cherokee Princess” territory and my patience with Depp’s schtick, thin back in 2012, is completely worn out in 2018.

At issue is a short-film-cum-commercial for the Dior cologne Sauvage. Depp is the face of Sauvage, so he stars in this latest marketing gambit, titled Legend of the Magic Hour, in which Depp broods around the Joshua Tree desert, narrating a Navajo stellar myth about how Coyote created the Milky Way. Depp is not Navajo, not even by adoption, but he has supported the Navajo Nation in the past (much of The Lone Ranger was shot on Navajo land). Is that supposed to make this okay? He’s down with the Nation, so this can’t be appropriation?

Of course it can, and it is, and it strikes me as a way worse offense than his attempt to fix Tonto. Part of it is the straight up commercialism of it—everyone is Native when it makes them money. But most of it is just the sheer SHALLOWNESS of it. Whatever you may think of The Lone Ranger, it was, at least, fueled by Depp’s passion. It got made because he cared about remaking Tonto. That movie is a mess but they really tried to fix one of the worst Native stereotypes in pop culture. What is this Sauvage short film trying to do besides be a David Lynch knock-off?

Nothing. It’s a fancy commercial to sell cologne that trades on Depp’s assumed Native roots without even attempting a meaningful connection to the story being told. If Depp and Dior want to use a Native myth to sell cologne, then the actual least they could do is involve Navajo artists in the process. Get some Navajo filmmakers and writers on board, hire Navajo actors. Make the connection real. When I started writing for this site, Johnny Depp was one of my Forever Loves and I defended him even as early-onset scarfication took hold. But it turns out “forever” has a limit and Depp hit it years ago. Not only is Magic Hour cultural appropriation, it’s not even good and I am all out of passes.

PS: No one at LG HQ had smelled Sauvage, which apparently is incredibly popular, so I stopped by a department store to give it a sniff. I generally don’t like department store perfumes and colognes because all I can smell are the synthetic alcohols that go in them, and Sauvage is no different. After the initial whiff of high school chemistry, it was warm and a bit spicy, but the opening note of dissected frog was strong. Sauvage kind of smells like if someone sprayed ethanol on a lizard sunning itself on hot asphalt.

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The 5.5m external diameter Mixshield for the Shieldhall Strategic Sewer. The tunnel was driven beneath a busy railway line in Glasgow with 3.5m of cover between the tunnel and the railway. The crossing was undertaken during a weekend possession, minimal effect was incurred on the overlying railway and the line was re-opened in time for traffic on Monday morning.

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CONTROVERSIAL plans for a housing development surrounding a Royal British Legion club have been put back on the table.

It comes despite politicians in Wrexham rejecting proposals for 51 new homes, a 4,000 square foot retail unit and boxing club on the land around the social club in Llay earlier this year.

Objections were raised by residents and the armed forces community at a planning meeting in July, including the Llay branch of the RBL.

It’s been in dispute with the central headquarters in London, which is behind the plans, as they feel it could lead to the club closing its doors.

However, an identical application has now been submitted by the national organisation and Llay councillor Rob Walsh believes it should be kicked out once again.

He said: “We’re still waiting for a bigger primary school and a bigger health centre.

“I don’t think those things are going to happen overnight, but unless we get those I can’t support further development, particularly after the 360 homes on Gresford Road have gone through.

“The infrastructure just can’t cope in the community.”

During the original council meeting, Llay RBL president Major Donald Moore said the land around the club was paid for by the ex-services community.

He added that it also served as a memorial place and the application would jeopardise its ability to hold remembrance events.

But the national organisation was undeterred by the refusal of the plans.

In a planning statement, they said: “The application follows an identical application which was refused by Wrexham Council’s planning committee on 2nd July 2018, against the officer’s recommendation.

“The planning application is made by the freehold owners of the property who are The Royal British Legion, the national charity providing financial, social and emotional support to members and veterans of the British armed forces, their families and dependants.

“The Llay Royal British Legion comprises the buildings and associated parking which occupy part of the site, currently operated by the Llay Royal British Legion Social Club Limited under a lease from RBL.

“The site currently has an open and active Royal British Legion Social Club with parking and open landscaping.

“Also on the site is the Llay War Memorial which the proposal seeks to re-site on its northern boundary.

“Due to the site’s prominence at the entrance to the village of Llay, and the large nature of the site, the development will act as a gateway to the village.”

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Fieldfisher’s Belgium office is live on ERP solution, LexisOne™

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European law firm, Fieldfisher, has extended the firm’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, LexisOne™, from LexisNexis® Enterprise Solutions to its Belgium office in Brussels. This expansion is part of the phased roll out of LexisOne to Fieldfisher’s ever expanding international office network, to create a unified business environment across the law firm.

Fieldfisher has rationalised its business environment with the LexisOne deployment in the Brussels office. By using a single common platform, Fieldfisher has standardised and simplified business processes and established consistency in working practices between the London and Brussels offices. At the same time, LexisNexis has localised the functionality in LexisOne to ensure that the solution delivers against the regional requirements in Belgium – for example in finance, tax, regulatory reporting and HR.

This swift roll out of LexisOne to the 76 users in the Brussels office is representative of the significant business benefits and cost savings derived from a cloud-based approach to ERP technology adoption. Fieldfisher has not needed to make any investments in IT connectivity or infrastructure to roll out LexisOne to its Brussels office.  The roll out was completed within a matter of weeks – including the data migration.

“The ease with which we have been able to roll out LexisOne to our Brussels office is indeed commendable,” Mike Giles, Finance Director at Fieldfisher, elaborated. “There’s been no disruption to our live platform in London. The roll out could not have gone smoother. This is the power of the LexisOne cloud model. This roll out is the first of several geographical extensions since going live with the core business last year.  And with every day that goes by, we are seeing the power of the LexisOne solution and the benefits of the underlying Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform.”

LexisOne is a cloud-native SaaS solution, which is powered by Microsoft Dynamics®365 in Azure.  LexisOne and Microsoft Dynamics 365 underpin Fieldfisher’s end-to-end business processes – from matter onboarding and time & expense capture through to billing & cash collection and HR.

“The collaborative and iterative implementation approach with Fieldfisher is delivering as we expected and more,” Andy Sparkes, General Manager at LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions, said. “In taking this approach, we have accelerated the implementation and are ensuring that the solution meets the collective needs of the entire firm as well as the local business requirements of the individual offices, today and in the future.  And because we can easily deliver new updates, LexisOne becomes a highly responsive platform – meaning that Fieldfisher will always have access to the latest features and innovations from both LexisNexis and Microsoft. In the current business environment, the business flexibility and agility this will give the firm cannot be underestimated.”

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Christmas is a time of charity and goodwill, so I was pleased to hear from former Leicester shopkeeper Paul Tuff, with this heart-warming and amusing Yuletide tale.

“I remember the parade of shops on Aikman Avenue, New Parks, being built in the mid-1950s. They were always referred to as ‘the New Shops’ and 50 years later, still are fondly-remembered by that name,” writes Paul, of Glenfield.

“I would pass those shops every day on my way to New Parks Boys’ School.

“Very often, I would call into Radcliffe’s fruit shop and cheekily ask if they had any specked fruit to spare for me and my mates – little did I know, in years to come, that shop would become my second home...

“But my favourite shop on the parade during the 1950s was Greasley’s cake shop.

“I remember going in there on my way to school each day. From Tuesdays onwards, they would always have a tray of cakes left over from the previous day. These were known as ‘penny stales’.

“Confectionery in those days didn’t have the preservatives as they do today, so they had a very short shelf-life. They had also been displayed in the shop window all the previous day with the sun on them: okay, the two-inch thick Nelsons had shrunk a little and the egg custards now had a thick skin on them, but so what – they were a penny each and beggars can’t be choosers!

At your service: Paul Tuff and staff at his greengrocers shop on Aikman Avenue, New Parks, Leicester, in the 1970s.

“During the 40 years I spent running the fruit shop on Aikman Avenue, I would often reflect on those early years, especially when the school children would pass by.

“It was probably why I felt the need to raise funds for so many different children’s charities.

“Hardly a season would go by when I wasn’t organising some event or other. My raffles were always very well-supported and would always raise about £600 each, whether it was for large food hampers, signed footballs or for champagne and tickets to Wembley.

“I would always use any contacts I could to gain something to raffle. One radio presenter said of me I was “a very hard person to say no to”. My wife, Patricia, told him it wasn’t that I was hard to say “no” to, it was that I wouldn’t take “no” for an answer and wouldn’t budge until I got what I wanted – how rude! She knew me better than I knew myself and helped me in everything I ever did.

“My favourite time at the shop was Christmas time. The shop would be filled with seasonable fruits, nuts of every kind, mistletoe, holly and Christmas trees.

“One Christmas, Miss Great Britain came to the shop, with her chaperone. Amongst the items she bought was a large bunch of mistletoe. As I served her, I explained that over the years, I had received complaints that the mistletoe had not worked. So, I had adopted a policy where I would personally test each bunch as I sold it – what a cheap way to get a kiss! It was a good job Patricia wasn’t working for me that day...

With 'the president'! Paul Tuff, centre with Lord Mayor of Leicester Phil Swift and Lady Mayoress Mrs Marilyn Hall, at his shop on Aikman Avenue, New Parks, Leicester, in Halloween charity visit in 1999.

“Another tradition I adopted at the shop was dressing up as Santa for the children on the estate.

“Each Sunday, during December, I would open the shop especially for the children. Patricia would escort them in single file to meet Santa and I would listen to all their wishes. I would then give them a free bag of treats and they would go happily on their way.

“This worked perfectly well until Patricia brought one little girl who had obviously been crying. I asked what she would like for Christmas and she started crying again and said: I just want my dad back’. I hadn’t a clue what had gone on in that little girl’s life and worst still, I didn’t know what to tell her.

“I looked at her mother for support, but the expression on her face told me I was on my own.

“I told the little girl Santa didn’t have the power to bring her father back, but if she asked in her prayers that night perhaps someone else could help her.

“When the little girl left with her mother, I told Patricia to tell the other children Santa had just gone to feed his reindeers for a short while. Where I had really gone was in the back room to have an emotional minute.

“One of my best memories was when the Lord Mayor of Leicester, the late Phil Swift, came to visit. I was presenting him with a cheque for The Leicester Children’s Holiday Centre, at Mablethorpe, his charity for his year in office.

“It was during Halloween when the Lord Mayor visited the shop and he was happy to relax protocol and enjoy the festivities.

“As he left the shop and walked to the civic car with his chauffeur, a crowd of youngsters had gathered.

“One young urchin, who very much resembled me at that age, was heard to remark loudly to his mates ‘Ay up, it’s the president’!”


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Leipzig is home to a wide range of educational institutions with internationally-recognised expertise.

Founded in 1409, the University of Leipzig boasts more than 600 years of scientific tradition, making it the second oldest university location in Germany. The Faculty of Medicine, with traditions going back to 1415, is one of the largest research institutions of its kind in Germany today.

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Dear CBB Widdy Voters.

Widdy came 2nd.

Today, as you may or may not have noticed is February 6th. Our dear friends at wikisubscribes would like you to note that this date is slightly more likely to fall on a Monday, Wednesday or Saturday (58 in 400 years each) than on Thursday or Friday (57), and slightly less likely to occur on a Tuesday or Sunday (56).

Today being a Tuesday, therefore makes it a quite remarkable Tuesday, for reasons that many might not have remarked upon and probably still won't.

100 years ago today, British women over the age of 30 who met minimum property qualifications, got the right to vote on this day, as the "Representation of the People Act 1918" was passed by Parliament. This was also known as the Fourth Reform Act. This was the first time British Women had been given a right to vote.

The Fourth Reform Act was very different to "Mary of the Fourth Form", a song by Bob Geldolf's band The Boomtown Rats which went on to inspire Sting and his band The Police to record "Don't Stand so Close to Me"

The Police in America are prevented by the 4th Amendment from making searches or seizures without the use of a warrant and 'probable cause'.

And that, dear reader is how Bob Geldolf and Sting became the direct link between getting women the right to vote in England as well as stopping the police from illegally searching your home in America, all well before they helped to record a record together called "Do they Know it's Christmas?"

This has been me, Bink 333 with "Rare Tuesday Facts"

Tune in next rare Tuesday, for some more rare facts.

And now it's over to Mad Hatter's Garden for "Cheeky little blighter-watch" with Robin Red-breast...

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Postby Dod101 » February 6th, 2018, 4:30 pm

As a loyal subject of HM The Queen, may I also note that today is the anniversary of her accession to the Throne in 1952.

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Postby madhatter » February 7th, 2018, 1:53 pm

And now it's over to Mad Hatter's Garden for "Cheeky little blighter-watch" with Robin Red-breast...

After disappearing for months, one reappeared intermittently in December, and only became a regular visitor in the last few days of the month.

On the 21st December, and a few times since there were two, a few feet apart and ignoring each other instead of fighting, so they are clearly a pair. The most recent sighting of both being today, a few minutes ago.

In other news, there was a blue tit today and there are signs of something pecking around the entrance the old bird box.

Unusually for a robin, it prefers feeding from the upper surface of a suet block. On Christmas Eve, I saw 3 long-tailed tits on the same block at once, with others from the group waiting nearby.

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bridger15 wrote:Great Laptop update

I just returned to the Hotel Eden after Event registrtaion - what fabulous bags with lots of marvellous goodies -and dinner with about 70 Cohenites - and received a terrific message.

Son Leonard - with a power name like that achieved the best results -drove to the TSA at LAX airport twice. My laptop has been located. An airport wheelchair empioyee failed to retrieve it after TSA inspection yet handed me back my zippered up closed roller bag anyway.

So, this is great news. Now the long distance paper work begins to enable son Leonard can pick it up. It should be waiting for me at home when I get back to LA after Ghent.

Arlene, I'm delighted you got your laptop back, all the best, BV!
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Over-the-moon happy for you with your laptop outcome, Arlene!
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Late last year a copyright infringement case between two software titans, Oracle and SAP, hit headlines around the world when the jury in the case awarded an eye-watering US$1.3 billion in damages against SAP.  The case, Oracle Corp. v SAP AG, 2010 WL 334446 (N.D. Cal 2009), centred around a SAP subsidiary (TomorrowNow) which used a software tool to copy huge amounts of software and confidential material from Oracle.  SAP admitted to the infringement and the only issue at trial was the amount of damages that Oracle should be awarded.  The jury took the view that Oracle was entitled to the total amount of licence fees that Oracle would have charged SAP had SAP not infringed the software and had legitimately licensed it instead and that this came to US$1.3 billion.  Unsurprisingly, SAP appealed.

The US Copyright Act allows recovery of either statutory damages or "actual damages suffered by the copyright owner as a result of the infringement" plus "any profits that the infringer made that are attributable to the infringement and are not already included in the damages suffered".  The appeal court held that in situations where the infringer (SAP) could have bargained with the copyright owner (Oracle) to purchase the right to use the material in question, actual damages are the amount that a willing buyer would have reasonably required to pay a willing seller for the material.  The problem was that Oracle had never granted a licence of the material to anyone and no comparable licences that could be used as a benchmark exist.  It therefore lacked objective evidence of actual damages.

In the end, the appeal court called the US$1.3 billion award "grossly excessive" and found, on the evidence, that the maximum amount of actual damages that could be supported was US$272 million.  Don't expect that to be the end of the clash between these two titans.  This case is likely to take many more twists and turns as it makes its way through various levels of appeal.


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02/07/2018 New Liebherr mobile tower silo for concrete batching plants

  • Up to five x 100 m³ storage volume
  • Modular container construction for variable capacity (325 - 500 m³)
  • Fast assembly by stacking the container modules

Liebherr can now offer another silo variant for its concrete batching plants: A mobile tower silo for the storage of aggregate complements Liebherr’s concrete batching plant product range.

Modular tower silo with a Mobilmix 2.5-F.

Modular tower silo with a Mobilmix 2.5-F.

In addition to the three – six chamber inline silo, a tower silo for aggregate storage can now be selected. This option is available for Betomix 2.25 – 3.0 and Mobilmix 2.5-F plant types.

The mobile tower silo concept provides a range of advantages: the vertical construction makes it possible to have a high storage volume where space is limited and the container modules can be put together quickly and easily. When trialled with Liebherr first customer, the mechanical construction was completed in just five hours.

A bucket elevator combined with a feeding hopper can be positioned either laterally or at the front in order to bring the aggregates into the different compartments.

Depending on the number of stacked modules, storage volumes of up to 500 m³ are achievable. Liebherr offers a number of between five and seven chambers, with the possibility of storing up to seven different types of rock. The silo chambers can also be heated for uninterrupted operating during winter months.


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Raspberry Chambord Chocolate Poke Cake

This Raspberry Chambord Chocolate Poke Cake is made with a super moist chocolate cake flavored with Chambord liqueur and soaked with Chambord chocolate ganache! It’s topped with a fresh raspberry whipped cream and wonderfully light, fruity and chocolatey! Delicious!

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Happy Halloween! While I’m not someone that gets especially jazzed about Halloween, I am looking forward to it today because it’s the twins’ first Halloween. They can’t exactly go trick-or-treating given that they’re 8 months old, but we are going to dress them up for a hit and roll them around up and down the street a bit. I’m all about a good photo-op and they are going to be most adorable little pumpkins. 🙂

They go to bed pretty early these days, so once they’re in bed we’ll be handing out candy. It’s our first year in our new house so I’m not really sure how many kids we’ll have coming by. I have LOTS of candy just in case. I’m a little worried I’ll end up with a lot of left over candy.

Of course if I have left over candy, I could make some of my candy-filled treats like these Butterfinger Cupcakes or Butterfinger Cheesecake, Mini Reeses Cheesecakes or even add a bunch of candy to a classic cookie cake. Candy plus baked goods equals one tasty treat.

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Of course even better than a candy-filled treat is an adult treat that’s flavored with liqueur! You may have noticed that I’m a fan of those kind of treats and this Raspberry Chambord Chocolate Poke Cake is my newest addition. I love the fresh pop of raspberry with the chocolate – delicious!

The cake begins with the most wonderfully moist chocolate cake that’s made with Chambord. The Chambord is a raspberry flavored liqueur, giving the cake a nice spiked raspberry flavor. It’s super easy to throw together too. The dry ingredients are combined and then the wet ingredients are added and everything is mixed together. Such a simple batter – you don’t even need a mixer. Don’t be surprised by a very thin batter – that’s exactly how it should be.

After the cake is baked, poke holes all over the cake and then cover it with a chocolate ganache that’s also spiked with Chambord. The more the better! So much flavor and so tasty!

The poke cake is refrigerated until nice and cold and then it’s time to add the raspberry whipped cream.

To make the raspberry whipped cream, you’ll puree some raspberries in a food processor or blender. Strain the puree to remove the seeds and then sprinkle powdered gelatin over it. The gelatin will cause the raspberry puree to firm up, then you’ll heat it up a bit so that it liquifies. Once slightly cooled, the raspberry mixture gets added to whipped cream and then spread on top of the cake.

The final cake is a wonderful combination of chocolate, spiked raspberry flavor and pop of fresh raspberries. Such an easy cake to make with a big reward – why wouldn’t you make and enjoy it?!

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Raspberry Chambord Chocolate Poke Cake

This Raspberry Chambord Chocolate Poke Cake is made with a super moist chocolate cake flavored with Chambord liqueur soaked with Chambord chocolate ganache and topped with fresh raspberry whipped cream!

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  • Prep Time: 1 hour
  • Cook Time: 45 minutes
  • Total Time: 1 hour 45 minutes
  • Yield: 12-15 slices
  • Category: Dessert
  • Method: Oven
  • Cuisine: American

Chocolate Chambord Cake

  • 2 cups (260g) all purpose flour
  • 2 cups (414g) sugar
  • 3/4 cup (70g) natural unsweetened cocoa powder
  • 2 tsp baking soda
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 2 large eggs
  • 1/2 cup (120ml) milk
  • 1 cup (240ml) Chambord liqueur, divided
  • 1 cup (240ml) vegetable oil
  • 1 1/2 tsp vanilla
  • 1 cup (240ml) water
  • 1 cup (240ml) sweetened condensed milk
  • 3/4 cup (127g) semi sweet chocolate chips

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  • 1 cup (115g) powdered sugar
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  • Mini chocolate chips

1. Prepare a 9×13 inch cake pan by greasing the sides. Preheat oven to 300°F (148°C).
2. Add all dry ingredients to a large bowl and combine.
3. Add eggs, milk, vegetable oil, 1/2 cup of Chambord liqueur and vanilla to the dry ingredients and mix well.
4. Slowly pour the water into the batter, mixing well and being careful of splashing.
5. Pour the batter into the cake pan and bake for about 40-45 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out with a few crumbs.
6. Remove the cake from the oven and poke holes all over. I use a knife sharpening rod, but you could also use a straw.
7. While the cake is still warm, add the chocolate chips to a medium sized bowl. Set aside.
8. Add the sweetened condensed milk and remaining 1/2 cup of Chambord liqueur to a microwave safe measuring cup. Heat heat the milk and liqueur until they begin to boil, then pour over the chocolate chips.
9. Whisk the chocolate until smooth, then immediately pour over the cake, spreading it into the holes. Don’t let the mixture sit before pouring it over the cake or it’ll start to thicken and not soak in the holes as well.
10. Set the cake in the fridge to cool and soak.
11. When the cake is cooled, make the whipped cream. Add the raspberries to a food processor or blender and puree until smooth, then strain through a fine mesh sieve to discard seeds. You should end up with about 3/4 cups of puree.
12. Place the puree in a shallow dish, then sprinkle the powdered gelatin evenly over the puree and let stand for 4-5 minutes. It will start to firm up.
13. Heat the puree and gelatin in the microwave in 10-second intervals until warm and smooth. Set the mixture aside to cool to room temperature. Note that the cooler the mixture gets, the firmer it will be. If you want a more cohesive pink color frosting, you won’t want it to firm up too much before adding to the whipped cream in the next steps, but it should be at least room temperature. The firmer the mixture gets, the chunkier your raspberry mixture will be.
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The stories we make for ourselves are a preoccupation of this absorbing novel: the sense and structures we want to impose on events that would otherwise seem random. The ability to hang on to life itself begins to seem random to narrator Adam Goldschmidt, when – and for ever after – his fifteen-year-old daughter Miriam has an anaphylactic attack in which her heart stops beating. There is no diagnosis, no known cause, so Miriam and her parents are left with the knowledge that it could happen again at any time.

Understandably, Adam becomes frightened by silence, compelled to keep listening at Miriam’s bedroom door in case she isn’t breathing. When other parents tell him that they can’t imagine what he’s going through, he wants to say (“I didn’t say” marks the refrain of his unvoiced thoughts) “It is exactly as you imagine it. What you imagine is correct.” But “This is not what they, the parents, wanted me to say” – their professed lack of imagination is seen as a kind of screening. And for Adam there is the new worry that his mother, who died young, could have had the same affliction, and has possibly passed it on to his younger daughter, Rose, as well as to Miriam.

Adam is a stay-at-home father, an 'unemployed PhD' who does a few hours’ university teaching but otherwise occupies himself in looking after his family and home. Topically, his wife Emma is an overstretched, over-conscientious GP who works such long hours that she barely has time for civility or eating. It’s Adam who takes care of school runs, laundry and family catering, in spare moments researching the building of the new Coventry Cathedral after its devastation in the Blitz. The competition, the winning design by Sir Basil Spence, the technical problems of acoustics and glass before the new cathedral could soar from the ruins, all seem to mirror the rebuilding of normality, or rather the new version of normality, after Miriam’s near death.  At first hospital routines dominate – the formidably intelligent and highly articulate Miriam seeming out of place in a children’s High Dependency Unit. Sarah Moss conveys a sense of removal from everyday concerns which will be familiar to anyone who’s attended a medical emergency in hospital. “How do you do it, I wanted to ask nurses, how do you return every day to this place where it is normal for children to die and parents to grieve?” But “The nurses’ world, the hospital version of normality, is true and what most of us here and now regard as ordinary life is a lie.” When he leaves the hospital, “Outside had been impossibly far away, like the memory of a country before the Revolution.”

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The repetitions of day-to-day life, newly precarious, are interspersed with the story of Adam’s father, the son of Austrian Jewish refugees who met in the States – again, the chanciness of family connections and heredity – who travelled from one commune to another in the sixties before reaching England. Some of his anecdotes – for example the tale of Adam’s mother and the connection she felt to the sea, to its tidal zones – have the feeling of folk-tale, here recalling selkies, their strange but often unhappy interactions with humans and their tendency to slip away unexpectedly.

Two-thirds of the way through, wondering where the plot would lead – will Adam’s marriage survive? Will there be another crisis for one or other of his daughters? – I realised that it didn’t matter: not because of lack of concern for the characters but because Sarah Moss is a writer I will happily follow wherever she chooses to go. Her writing, never showy, is always fresh and insightful. If you could know your loved ones’ futures, Adam wonders near the end, would you? “No. You think you want a story, you think you want an ending, but you don’t. You want life. You want disorder and ignorance and uncertainty.”

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Most you who follow my blog know I describe myself as a keen if clueless gardener, so I’m always happy to take advice from the best. We’re very lucky that some of Britain’s most beautiful gardens – from the Alnwick Garden (see photo above, The Walled Garden © Richard West (cc-by-sa/2.0)) to the grounds of Kensington Palace – are open for us to visit and to be inspired by.

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The palace prides itself on keeping up with the historic traditions that were once in place. In the spring, tulips, pansies and wallflowers bloom, whilst during summer, you should see geraniums, cannas and begonias pop out with colour. So something different to admire all year round.

One of the most popular attractions of the gardens is the Diana, Princess of Wales’ Memorial Playground, which is perfect for a day out with the kids. So you’ll be able to take plenty of pics!

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If you’re looking for a garden to open your eyes to different cultures, a trip to the National Trust’s Biddulph is a must. The 15-acre land is split into different sections representing different countries across the globe. Chinese, Egyptian and multiple other themes run throughout.

The Egyptian landscape includes towering square hedges and a grand temple protected by two pairs of sphinxes. A mysterious passageway leading to the temple is lit by red lights, and there’s also stained-glass window, which allows you to see the detail of the monkey-god sculptures.

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There’s so much to see at the Biddulph Grange Garden, so do remember to take your phone or camera, because there’ll be plenty of brilliant photo opps for Instagram!

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Visiting the Alnwick Garden is like stepping into another world. Home to fountains, poison gardens and one of the biggest treehouses in the world, this 14-acre site has it all. The 3rd Duke of Northumberland brought seeds from all over the world to populate the garden with flowers and now the site has over 200 species of plants — including some which are deadly.

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Whatever you do, don’t miss their Poison Garden, locked by cast-iron gates with skull plaques saying “These Plants Can Kill”! The garden includes strychnos nux-vomica, hemlock, ricinus communis and even more deadly plants. However, it aims to educate people on drugs too, by featuring cannabis, coca and papaver somniferum – opium.

If you love an adventure, the Treehouse that’s been built from sustainable Canadian cedar, Scandinavian redwood as well as English and Scots pine, is the place you should head for. The wobbly rope bridges will lead you to the Treehouse café and restaurant, where their trunks power through the flooring!

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Wow, there’s so much inspiration here, as well as some fabulous days out. We are so very lucky to have such a wonderful range of beautiful landscapes and attractions to visit. I think Alnwick is top of my list (those gates!), but which garden do you think you might head to this summer?

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Wow, Kensington Palace Gardens are beautiful and I never knew that it was the inspiration for Peter Pan! The China Garden looks like a proper cultural experience with such bright and vibrant colours. The Poison Garden Gate looks like something from a horror film, I’d be interested to visit and see what plants are behind those gates. Great post Lisa, really interesting to read, thanks for sharing! xx

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All these gardens are beautiful. Kensington Palace Gardens look so magical and I had no idea that it was the inspiration behind Peter Pan!

WOW! I’m so jealous at how beautiful these gardens are. Oddly enough, I’m really curious about the Poison Garden – that’d be cool to see deadly plants up close and personal, and I think it’s great that they provide some educational material on it as well. I love gardens so much! Thanks for sharing.

Hey now, I definitely would not describe you as a clueless gardener! All of your gardening posts are packed with knowledge and experience, so don’t sell yourself short! I absolutely love visiting gardens like the ones you’ve described here. It’s actually one of the main reasons why I am a National Trust member, because visiting opulent houses and gardens such as those that Waddesdon Manor and Blenheim Palace is such a pleasure, especially in the height of summer when everything is in bloom! The Biddulph Grange Garden looks absolutely beautiful and somewhere that I would definitely like to spend a… Read more »

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That’s a great post Lisa!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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OMG Lisa these gardens are so beautiful with so many colorful flowers. I would love to visit. The last one is so scary and looks like some haunting place. But really interesting to learn. We can definitely shoot some horror movie there. haha! 🙂 Lovely pictures

I don’t live far from Biddulph Gardens and it’s honestly so beautiful!

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There are some absolute beautiful gardens here hun! They are so stunning so I can see why you find some inspiration in them. The Alnwick castle gates are just lovely, definitely somewhere I would love to visit.


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The 'We Will Rock You' group's guitarist Brian May was forced to officially announce their version of the world famous board game after details were leaked on Amazon, but the 69-year-old guitar god - who is joined by Roger Taylor and Spike Edney in the legendary rock group - revealed they've been working on it for over a year and managed to keep tight-lipped about it until the leak.

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