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Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday laid down the foundation stone of the Naya Pakistan Housing Programme near Islamabad.
Last year, the prime minister had launched the Naya Pakistan Housing Programme under which five million affordable houses have been promised by the government for the under-privileged class during the next five years.
Addressing the ceremony, the prime minister said his government is a commitment to providing housing to the public at affordable rates.
PM Imran said the housing units will be built on a public-private partnership basis wherein the government will provide land and the private sector will construct housing units. "18,500 housing units will be built on this site, of which 10,000 will be allocated to people with lower income background."
The prime minister further said balloting will be held to choose the eligible people keeping in view the large number of applicants. The project is expected to be completed in a year and a half's time.
"The number of people availing credit from banks for constructing their houses is very limited as mortgage practice is not very common in Pakistan's banking system," the prime minister said, adding, the government is working on a foreclosure law to promote the culture of housing mortgage as is the practice in many countries of the world.
"The Naya Pakistan Housing Programme will enable government servants and other people to get a house at affordable instalments," he assured.
PM Imran also vowed to provide housing facility to poor people living in shanty areas and slums of the country. "Two slums areas in Islamabad have been identified to start the project. The housing project will be expanded across Pakistan in phases," he added.
Earlier, in the day PM Imran while chairing a meeting to discuss the progress on Naya Pakistan Housing Programme said the government was taking measures for engaging the overseas in the housing project to ensure their participation in the national development process.
The meeting also deliberated over the legal, administrative and other matters related to the execution of the housing program.
The prime minister was also apprised on the interest by the foreign investors in the project.
He said the housing program was the most important initiative by the government that would bridge the housing shortage besides accelerating the economic activity and creating job opportunities for the skilled youth.

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October 2, 2018 @ 10:37 am
25 Months and Growing: Are We in an Economic Super Cycle?
Tim Fiore, committee chair of the Institute for Supply Management's Manufacturing Report on Business(R) looks at the current report with hosts Lew Weiss and Tim Grady and the present economic cycle, and whether or not it will become an economic super cycle that may last into 2020 and become the longest economic expansion in U.S. history. So far, unless something substantially disrupts the economy, the fundamentals are present to support an economic expansion into 2020. Listen to this episode to learn before you submit your budgets to the C-Suite.


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What is that one essential skill that would make or break your decision to promote someone to senior leadership?
We all know the standard ones of communication, management, strategic planning experience, etc.
But what is that one crucial qualification that would kill the decision for you?
According to Alice Korngold, CEO of consulting firm Korngold Consulting, it rests on whether you have any nonprofit board service experience.


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Good Wednesday afternoon!! How are you doing my dear readers? I hope that this week has started well for you and that the cold and darkness are not getting to you as much as they are to me. I'm still in a "transition" phase in my head and body from warm and sunny days to cold, chilly and mostly cloudy days. I've been lacking some inspiration and adrenaline for the past week or so, but I'm getting to the core of this and will be embracing the fact that Winter is around the corner very gladly. I have decided on one of the trips which I've been talking about in my last post and I'll be going to London in the beginning of December. I'm very excited about this trip and have already started to research which cool places I want to visit this time, which restaurants I need to check out and also, I'm excited to see all of those Christmas lights and decorations of London' streets and as well, it will be a perfect trip to get something special for myself as a Christmas present to myself 😀 (and of course to my family)!
When it comes to this outfit, I'm wearing my absolute favourite bag ever from Chanel's Dallas collection. I've got this bag back in July, in London and ever since then I still can't believe that this beauty is mine, esp. because it's so unique and limited availability. Jacket is my only purchase from Alexander Wang for H&M collection. As I've already mentioned, I didn't really like this collection. I've found almost all of the pieces either looking very weird or were in some weird fabric/ material which I couldn't wear on my skin even for 5 minutes. But! This jacket… Almost as if it wasn't part of this collection, perfectly designed, biker jacket/ coat of great quality and very warm too.
We took these photos on the way to my favourite little cafe in the city and it's called Kuppi ja Muffini. If you will visit Helsinki anytime soon and are having a huge sweet tooth like myself or are after most delicious, home cooking then this place should be your choice. Also, have to mention that the interior of this cafe is so cozy and inviting, you will feel like you're in a living room at home just that you'll be served by the most kindest ladies I've ever come across in restaurant/ cafe business.
Enjoy this day ladies and stay tuned for the next post! 🙂
I'm wearing: Boots – Frye, Bag – Chanel boy bag, Jeans – Diesel, Jacket – Alexander Wang for H&M, Scarf – Asos, Cardigan – COS, Ring – H&M, Beanie – Boss Orange


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Brass DN 10 air coupling plug with R 3/8 inch male threads. A pneumatic coupling is used to quickly connect air tools to a compressed air line. The coupling requires two parts: the socket (female) and the plug or nipple (male part). When disconnected, the coupling automatically shuts off to maintain the line pressure.
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Hip-Hop made its way past the Mason/Dixon after the stent out west in the 90's and the genre and culture would once again evolve to greater levels. The Dirty South would rise to power with institutions like No Limit Records leading the charge for supremacy in the industry.
Amongst the loaded roster of NLR, an MC would debut with the label and captivate the masses by asking a simple question…how you do that? Young Bleed is a musician that has been regarded by many as a pioneer of Southern underground Hip-Hop. His hit single alongside Master P would be slapped in clubs and trunks of vehicles for years. His debut album My Balls and My Word is an undeniable classic and in some circles, ahead of its time.
Since 1994 he has and continues to go hard for the love of the music. His recent album Livin' is out in stores and he recently finished the Hard Work Pays Off tour that hit in over 30 cities. We had the opportunity to link up with this legend and chop it up about his moves and what we can expect moving forward.
The album was released in February of this year and features a collective of Hip-Hop's veteran MC's that Bleed holds to a degree higher than just fellow artists. "I went old school far as tracks and I am connected with so many guys over the years. Legends, before my genre as well." You can expect to see some reunions like with Mo B. Dick and hear that original No Limit sound. "One of my favorite tracks on the album is "Karma" and everyone that hears it says it's a phenomenal song."
Longevity is key in life and in music and Bleed still holds the love of music in high regard. "I come from a blues and gospel background, along with being born in a musical family, it's always been a way of life so when it became about business, it just came natural." Bleed intends to build on the foundation and legacy that he's worked a lifetime to establish. "Long as I feel the love of music I'm going to continue to whoop it up."
Young Bleed is now under Trap Door Entertainment and the album Livin is available now through Apple Music and Spotify. To check out the rest of our interview, click on the link down below and you can find out more about Young Bleed at www.trapdoorent.com.


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Congressman André Carson Honors Kids' Voice of Indiana as an 'Angels in Adoption' Awardee
Indianapolis, IN - Congressman André Carson (IN-07), along with the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, recently recognized Kids' Voice of Indiana, as a 2018 Angels in Adoption™ awardee for its work in improving the lives of Hoosier children.
Every year, members of Congress nominate an individual, family or organization to be recognized for demonstrating a commitment to improving the lives of children in need of permanent, loving homes. Carson nominated Kids' Voice of Indiana for the work they do to protect endangered children through legal education, child advocacy and visitation.
"Too many families are suffering from domestic violence and substance abuse," said Congressman André Carson. "This can lead to children being put into harm's way and needing an advocate for their best interests. Kids' Voice of Indiana works to promote and represent the best interest of children and serve as an advocate for them and their families. I am honored to recognize them as this year's 'Angels in Adoption,' and feel blessed to have their support in our community."
The Angels in Adoption award was started in 1999. Since then, nearly 2,000 have been named, including: Muhammad Ali, former First Lady Laura Bush, Patti LaBelle, Al Roker, the Hallmark Channel, and People Magazine.


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Where Are You in the Digital
Transformation Journey?
Navigating the digital transformation journey and what that means for your organization, your initiatives, and your teams is hard stuff, right? Change is unfolding at a rapid, non-linear pace through a barrage of noise, tech, and shifting priorities. Even for seasoned tech veterans, it can be incredibly difficult to know where you are and what to do next. In this article, we're going to wrestle with this complexity at a real level to share what it means for your transformation so that (hopefully) your work can be a little less complicated.
But first, we have a question: What are you talking about when you talk about digital transformation? We've asked this question before, but it's important to stop and consider our beliefs about digital transformation as we get going on the journey—because our beliefs have powerful implications.
Let's get nitpicky about what we're saying.
When you see the words "digital transformation," what do you imagine? brands like Amazon, Uber, or Airbnb come to mind?
How do you feel about applying the idea of digital transformation to your work? Fear, hesitation, relief, excitement—any and/or all of those?
Do you envision one day being able to look around and say to your colleagues, "We've made it. We're digitally transformed"?
Here's why this matters: There's a dangerous misconception about the digital transformation journey. It's the idea that, one day, it will be over. We will be done transforming and we can go back to "normal." This misconception is subtle, but it inhibits our ability to think in new ways—to continuously recognize new opportunities, devise new solutions, or adapt to new roadblocks. We forget that the mindsets, behaviors, and habits that brought us forward into the new way of working are the keys to digital transformation—not just temporary measures to achieve change.
When someone believes that there is a destination or an endpoint when it comes to going digital, they will invest resources in achieving whatever feels the most like that endpoint. But transformation doesn't happen in a series of well-planned moves. As much as we love journey maps and well-crafted "from-to" statements, the reality is that the state of transformation truly emerges from the journey itself.
This isn't to say that choosing milestones to aim for isn't a good idea. It's just that milestones aren't enough. You also have to consider the people factors at play—all the stuff that makes change messy, complex, and truly transformational.
Digital transformation requires organizations to empower people to make the necessary shifts in mindset, behaviors, skills, and habits in order to truly think and act like a digital organization. Transformation happens in pockets across an organization at different rates. People need to see meaningful examples and stories of digitally mature teams in order to believe that the journey is possible. If your people believe "we aren't digital enough yet" to think about digital opportunities or challenges, then your organization could be holding itself back from achieving its full potential.
We hate seeing great potential go to waste.
That's why we're sharing a simple framework for how to approach your digital transformation journey. It won't answer all of your questions, but it will help you gain clarity around where you are in the journey and how to take steps forward. We've found it's a particularly helpful tool to use as a conversation starter with teams to see where others' perspectives differ or align.
The basic premise: 3 meaningful moments
When assessing with our clients where they are, we keep in mind three moments that really matter for people as they experience the digital transformation journey: awakening, emergence, and breakthrough. These moments exist as part of a cycle, often feeding into one another.
Digital Awakening: No digital transformation journey is the same, but every journey has a beginning. The good news about being in the middle of a digital awakening is that people are opening up to possibility. Urgency and momentum flow. This urgency might come from a recent shift in the industry or something that has emerged more slowly over time. However, getting anything off the ground means pairing that urgency with an aligned and coherent sense of direction.
Digital awakening occurs when someone is wrestling with:
- Articulating what going digital means to their team.
- Assigning resources and ownership for what matters.
- Picking the approach to pursue in response to a new digital threat or opportunity.
Some companies have chosen to boldly announce they are "going digital" without a clear plan, and they have since stumbled from that proclamation. Urgency without specificity is a recipe for disaster when it comes to digital transformation. That's what makes moments of digital awakening so important. At the same time, don't confuse specificity with certainty. Being specific about the next step forward is important; being certain that it is or must be the right one will paralyze you.
Digital Emergence: Digital transformation sounds high level, but real change takes real work. Even after investing in digital with a budget and a dedicated team, focusing direction, and doing all the "right" things—despite all the gradual wins that have come along the way—after a while it may feel like your efforts stall. Maybe your digital pilots haven't made the impact you had hoped, or your people are going back to business as usual.
You're not alone. These are the symptoms of emergence; something has taken shape, but it's struggling to break through.
Digital emergence is a messy, creative, ambiguous process. As you focus energy to solidify an approach to the solution, remember to also rally people and resources around the plan to make it shared, strong, and sustainable. Sometimes growth looks less like a vision and more like triage. It requires a team to ask: What are we willing to let go of in order to discover the breakthrough we're seeking?
Digital Breakthrough: You've had a win—celebrate a job well done and rest easy! The work is over, you're transformed…wait. We talked about this; digital transformation doesn't really have an endpoint. We know it isn't as simple as pointing to a map that shows a linear journey from point A to point B. Digital breakthroughs may look simple in hindsight, but a lot of trial and error led to that win. When organizations do make a point of celebrating wins, too often they focus purely on celebration. Yet, sharing the full messy journey with other teams is the very thing that feeds future momentum for digital awakenings across the organization.
Digital breakthrough implies that your team is more comfortable with going digital. Now is the time to encourage curiosity AND celebration. Ask yourselves:
- Where have certain stakeholders been resistant to our ideas? Will this breakthrough impact those conversations?
- Where has our team felt blocked on previous projects? What have we learned from this breakthrough that could help them envision a new possibility?
- We've had a win with something specific—why not amplify what worked across the organization to encourage more digital breakthroughs?
Where this premise comes to life: 3 levels of digital transformation
During the digital transformation journey, we all experience these meaningful moments again and again—awakening to roadblocks or opportunities, emerging with prototypes and solutions, breaking through with wins and lessons learned. And these moments of digital transformation are happening at different rates within different functions of an organization.
It can be overwhelming to figure out how to foster and amplify all the meaningful moments if you don't know where to start. To clarify the complex, we recommend viewing your digital transformation journey across three levels of your organization: your initiatives, your leadership, and your organization's vision. Each level brings a different lens to the people opportunities and risks at play. We're also including a "gut check" you can do by way of conversation starters with your team; these checks can help you assess where you are in the journey.
Initiatives: the readiness check
Each organizational transformation (digital or not) is often characterized by a portfolio of initiatives. Your vantage point might be across all of these initiatives, or you might be spearheading one initiative among many. Either way, transformations are measured by the total success of the initiatives that make them up.
When initiatives succeed, they make way for leadership to support the next phase of the change. Initiatives that stagnate can become distractions and political landmines. Having the discipline to choose when to resource initiatives (and when not to) is essential to building and maintaining the momentum for your transformation.
The readiness check: There are certain goals or objectives that an initiative must achieve to be ready for the journey ahead. Initiatives and their teams are either enabled or held back from achieving their objectives. Some barriers to initiative readiness are within the control of the team, and some require input from those with a different vantage point or who have additional influence. As you assess the readiness of your initiatives, compare how the most important initiatives measure up against the overall group. Are resources misaligned to the organization's broader goals? Where might you make the smallest change for the biggest win?
Leadership: the adaptability check
Readiness among teams and initiatives doesn't happen overnight. Neither does the growth of our leaders supporting them. Along these efforts, teams must assess the leadership skills needed to support and enable their digital transformation.
As disorienting as the complexity of digital transformation might be, many organizations are also questioning how much of their existing leadership toolkit still applies. Leaders provide the coaching, support, and direction that are necessary for teams to move forward into uncertain space as they strive to deliver on initiatives that are ever evolving.
The adaptability check: Not all of the skills required of leaders in a digital transformation are technical. In fact, more than ever, leaders in digital environments are focusing on how to help teams navigate complexity and bridge initiatives to strategy, rather than just having deep knowledge of the tech. As a leader, how prepared do you feel to adapt to shifting business priorities as well as managing the people side of change as it's happening?
(Want to brush up on ideas for how to lead teams in a digital world? Check out our article on adaptive leadership.)
Organizational vision: the maturity check
Interestingly, often before organizations take stock of the readiness of their initiatives or the adaptability of their leadership, they first start here: an overall assessment of their ability to take on a digital transformation.
When helping clients assess where they are, we use the idea of maturity as a way of articulating an organization's journey through transformation. While some businesses are more mature than others, digital transformation is an ongoing process. Articulating an understanding of where the organization is helps to align teams and build a shared language on where they are and where they are going.
The maturity check: A variety of factors impact an organization's level of digital maturity, including:
- Decision agility
- Leadership structure
- Culture
- Digital integration
- Leadership development
- Digital skills and talent
- Strategic priorities
- Innovation practices
Where does your organization measure up for each factor? Where do you see strengths and where are there roadblocks?
(Just getting started in this space? Check out this list of resources for learning everything you want to know about digital transformation.)
The digital transformation journey centers on people.
Digital transformation is complicated and complex. That's not to say there aren't plenty of wins to celebrate, but we all know transformation is hard. It takes grit, patience, humility, and some good old-fashioned luck. Yet, don't let that stop you. Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup, talks about decisions to "pivot or persevere" as critical moments in a transformation journey. We hope these insights help you uncover the best next decision that will serve your digital ambitions.
No matter where you are in the digital transformation journey, what's important is to keep in mind all the people factors that impact our collective ability to go digital. If you keep people at the center of your plans, you'll unlock the collaboration, creativity, and empowerment your organization needs to sprint forward into its digitally transforming future.


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If you haven't filed already, you're probably a little stressed out about doing your taxes. I filed mine online (why had I never done that?), so I can relax and watch all the people who haven't yet.
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MOODY: Te'o should win Heisman
I'm so sick of the Johnny Manziel for Heisman talk that I could literally puke.
The kid had a great rookie season, but would he be getting as much hype if he hadn't beaten Alabama? Probably not.
It ticks me off that the Heisman, probably 98 percent of the time, goes to a running back or quarterback. Are they always the best player in the country? No, and that'sd a hell no.
I remember the year Gino Torretta won the Heisman as quarterback at the Unversity of Miami. Gino managed games well, but I don't think he was the best player in college football that year, but he was on one of the top teams.
Honestly, I would have voted for Torretta's Miami teammate Michael Barrow or Florida State's Marvin Jones over the Miami QB.
I think the Heisman should go to the best player, regardless of position, and I think the most deserving player this year is Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, who is the face of the defense on the top-ranked team in the nation. He's the best player on the best team in the nation. Need I say more?
Te'o said he doesn't think about winning the Heisman very often, focusng mostly on the national title game and graduating next month.
Te'o has had a great season in the face of a lot of tragedy. Just days after his grandmother and girlfriend dies hours apart, he had 12 tackles against Michigan State. On the day his girlfriend was buried, he led the Irish to a 13-6 win over Michigan.
Only one other defensive player, Charles Woodson (1997), has won the Heisman. He also played some wide receiver and returned punts.
So much talk has gone on about the supposed QB controversy in San Francisco. Being a guy who covered Colin Kaepernick for several years at Nevada, I'm happy to see him get a shot so quickly.
With that being said, I do feel bad for Alex Smith, who led the 49ers in to the NFC Championship game last year, and had played well before suffering a concussion against the Rams.
It's always been an unwritten rule, at least when I covered the NFL, that players don't lose their starting jobs when they return from injury. However, coach Jim Harbaugh strikes me as a coach that doesn't care about what used to be. He's more concerned about the present.
Harbaugh was going to lose no matter who he picked as his starting quarterback for today's game.
If he chose Smith, Kaepernick's new-found supporters would have been upset, and now that a healthy Smith is on the bench for a second straight week, there are people saying Smith is getting screwed because he's played so well this year.
Smith has prospered under Harbaugh's tutelage. He's learned how to manage games, something he didn't do well under previous coaches.
Kaepernick has more of an upside. He can make plays with his feet; rip off a 70-yard run for a score like he did at Nevada. He also has stronger arm, and can beat defenses vertically with an 80-yard bomb. As long as the Niners' offensive line can protect him, Kaepernick will excel.
I still don't think we've seen the last of Smith as a starter. I think before the season ends, he will get another start. I think the leash on Kaepernick will be a little shorter than normal because of his inexperience.
One thing is certain, I don't see the 49ers keeping both quarterbacks next year, especially if Kaepernck continues to excel.
I think David Stern, the NBA commissioner, overstepped his authority when he fined the San Antonio Spurs $250,000 for sending home Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobli and Tony Parker home to get some extra rest instead of facing the Miami Heat.
What Stern should do is fine the idot who mde out the NBA schedule. Should any NBA team have to play four road games in five days? No, and make that a hell no. Maybe the NBA needs to go to a balanced schedule, so that fans see a non-conference team more than once a year.
Stern shouldn't have any say as to who plays and who doesn't play. If the fans get ticked, so be it. Frankly, the fans in Miami weren't going to the game to see the three Spurs stars, they were going there to root their team on.
There have been teams that have tanked games and even entire seasons in the hopes of getting a lottery pick, and did Stern ever step up and do anything about that? Nope.
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Guido van Heulendonk (b. 1951) is the pseudonym of Guido Beelaert. He is the author of novels, stories and essays. A recurring theme in his work is fate and the — often negative — consequences accidental circumstances can have for the lives, social position and relationships of the characters in his stories. His first novel, 'Fear of Heights', appeared in 1985 and was made into a film by Belgian state television. That success was followed by the novel Horses are Pigs too in 1995, which won him the Gouden Uil. More recent books are 'Amber' ('Barnsteen', 2010) and 'Nobody from Belgium' ('Niemand uit België', 2016).
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Chemistry professor named McCoy Professor at Marietta College
December 8, 2005
Kevin L. Pate, Ph.D., an assistant professor of chemistry, has been named a McCoy Professor at Marietta College. The most prestigious teaching award given by the College, designation as a McCoy Professor recognizes Pate as an outstanding teacher.Read More
MC announces spring schedule for Master's in Education Program
November 2, 2005
Marietta College's Master's in Education program will have a full slate of classes when the spring semester begins in January 2006. All seven classes will be taught in the evening and anyone interested in taking a class should contact Cathy Brown, Director of Continuing Education and Graduate Programs at MC, at (740) 376-4740. The classes...Read More
Students, employees help 'green up' campus for Homecoming 2005
October 19, 2005
With a light fog still hanging over campus and an early morning chill in the air, more than 30 students and a few faculty members were hard at work sprucing up the exterior of the McDonough Center for Leadership and Business. The McDonough Scholars were one of 14 groups —including both students and employees — who spent some part of a day...Read More
MC Esbenshade Series features variety of musical performances
August 25, 2005
The Esbenshade Series at Marietta College brings a variety of musical performances to the campus and community this year. Dr. Daniel Monek, director of the series, recently announced the schedule for the 2005-06 season. All performances, unless otherwise noted, take place in the McDonough Center Auditorium of Marietta College at 7:30 p.m.Read More
Marietta's athletics director making presentation at national conference
August 9, 2005
Debbie Lazorik, Marietta College's Director of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation, is making a presentation on how to successfully fund and construct a recreation center on a small college campus at the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Facilities Workshop in Las Vegas on Nov. 15. The workshop opens on Nov....Read More
Long-time Board member loses battle with stomach cancer
June 16, 2005
Robert E. Evans, who served 25 years on Marietta College's Board of Trustees, died late Wednesday (June 15, 2005) after a yearlong battle with stomach cancer. Evans, who served Peoples Bancorp Inc. and subsidiary Peoples Bank, National Association for 35 years, was 65.Read More
MC students claim seven prizes at annual Michigan State design contest
April 25, 2005
Four Marietta College students were honored for their creative efforts, including two first-place finishes, in the 2005 Michigan State University Design Contest for College Students. It is the fourth consecutive year that a Marietta College student has taken first place in the contest's Promotions category, and the first year a student has...Read More
MC's Spring Honors Convocation recognizes the College's best
April 11, 2005
Marietta College recognized more than 100 students for their academic achievements during the 2005 Spring Honors Convocation Sunday afternoon in the McDonough Center Auditorium. After a welcome from President Dr. Jean A. Scott and an introduction from Provost Dr. Sue DeWine, the program continued with the presentation of more than 50...Read More
Geology Department announces Steel/Stone scholarships
February 10, 2005
Ten Marietta College students majoring in geology were recently awarded Warren G. Steel/Dwayne D. Stone scholarships from the Department of Petroleum Engineering and Geology ranging in value from $4,000 to $1,000 for a total of $25,000. Seniors Ginger Bennett, of Newark, Emily Decker, of Friendly, W.Va., and Nicole Dobrinic of Wickliffe,...Read More
Marietta College sends 12 students to World Year of Physics event
December 6, 2005
Marietta College's Department of Physics faculty recently accompanied 12 students to the World Year of Physics event at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. The event was titled "Einstein's Legacy - Science, Technology & Culture through the 21st Century," and was conducted at Severance Hall.Read More
McDonough Center co-hosting six-week educational program in 2006
October 27, 2005
The McDonough Center for Leadership and Business, along with the Marietta Branch of The American Association of University Women, is hosting a six-week long educational program titled, "The Great Decisions Discussion Series." "Great Decisions," an educational program that will enrich the international understanding of people in the Marietta...Read More
Marietta Forensics Team earns four awards at U. of Akron Tournament
October 18, 2005
Marietta College senior Megs Schreck claimed three awards, including a first-place finish in After Dinner Speaking, at the University of Akron Forensics Tournament on Saturday, Oct. 15. Schreck, who has a double major in advertising & public relations and organizational communication, finished third in Public Relations Extemporaneous...Read More
MC's Theatre Events Coordinator has 'amazing' summer at PICT
August 24, 2005
Melissa Grande's fall semester is beginning a little later than everyone else at Marietta College. But when she returns part-time on Aug. 29 the Theatre Events Coordinator is bringing a slew of new ideas to the College's Theatre Department. "It has been an amazing summer," said Grande, who also teaches classes at MC. "I haven't learned so...Read More
MC's Psychology Department receives funding from ODMH
August 8, 2005
Once again the Ohio Department of Mental Health has expressed its confidence in the Psychology Department at Marietta College. Dr. Ryan May, who is an Assistant Professor and the Psychology Department internship coordinator, recently learned that Marietta has been awarded $36,848 over the next two years from the ODMH?s mental health residency...Read More
More than 300 MC graduates receive diplomas at 168th commencement
May 9, 2005
Marietta College President Dr. Jean A. Scott and Provost Dr. Sue DeWine handed out more than 300 diplomas Sunday, May 8, during the 168th annual commencement ceremony in the Dyson Baudo Recreation Center in front of more than 2,000 family and friends. Senior Carrie Lang of Marietta was awarded the coveted Jewett Oration Prize for her speech "...Read More
College inducts seven seniors into prestigious Phi Beta Kappa
April 25, 2005
Seven Marietta College seniors were inducted into the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa, which was established in 1860 at MC, Monday, April 25, in the Betty Cleland Room of the McDonough Center. The seven inductees were Jessica Albrecht of Marietta, Shawn Kreiner of Elizabethtown, Pa., Erin Meddles of New Concord, Diane Radford of Marietta, Ashley...Read More
MC honors former Student Senate President during tree planting
April 10, 2005
Almost five months since his death, Michael Conte is still impacting those on Marietta College's campus. More than 150 family and friends gathered on the College Mall to pay tribute to Conte during a special tree planting ceremony and the unveiling of a memorial bench — both located outside Erwin Hall — on a sunny Sunday afternoon (April 10...Read More
Coshocton native chosen new Marietta College Student Senate VP
January 17, 2005
Marietta College senior Melissa Jones, a senior majoring in political science and communication, was recently chosen Student Senate Vice President after a special election. The Coshocton native replaces junior Michael Joliat, who became president in November following an automobile accident that claimed the life of junior Michael Conte during...Read More
Marietta College's Petroleum Department hands out 23 scholarships
December 8, 2005
Twenty-three Marietta College students majoring in petroleum engineering were recently awarded academic scholarships ranging in value from $2,000 to $500 for a total of $20,895. The Edwy R. Brown Department of Petroleum Engineering makes these awards in recognition of each student's strong academic effort in petroleum engineering as well as...Read More
Sophomore organizes Student Global Aids Campaign on MC campus
November 2, 2005
Marietta College sophomore Kayla Reiland was inspired to promote AIDS awareness by a gift that was inscribed with the words "Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil." Reiland, the daughter of Thomas Reiland of Canonsburg, Pa., and Mary Ann Bocheck and Gettysburg, Pa., has started a chapter of the Student Global AIDS Campaign on the Marietta...Read More
MC petroleum program receives $10,000 grant from ChevronTexaco
October 19, 2005
Dr. Robert W. Chase, chair of the Edwy R. Brown Department of Petroleum Engineering and Geology at Marietta College, announced the department recently received a $10,000 grant from ChevronTexaco Products Company. Chase said the grant will provide scholarships, offset expenses associated with the Society of Petroleum Engineering student...Read More
Political Science professor presenting China Case Study in October
September 15, 2005
Dr. Jacqueline DeLaat, a McCoy Professor of Political Science at Marietta College, is presenting a case study, "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back" at the annual meeting of the International Academy for Case Studies, in Las Vegas from Oct. 12-16. A previous case study of DeLaat's won an award from this group in 1995. The current case study...Read More
Education Department hosting Fall Reading Club beginning Sept. 6
August 22, 2005
Marietta College's Education Department is offering a 13-week after-school reading program for children in kindergarten through fourth grade from Sept. 6 through Dec. 1. The Fall Reading Club is designed to motivate students with fun and interesting reading and writing activities. All students are pre-assessed to determine appropriate...Read More
Pioneer rower claims silver medal in Amsterdam
July 27, 2005
Marietta College's Evan Tsourtsoulas (Kastoria, Greece) teamed up with fellow countryman George Tsambandis to win the silver medal in the Senior B Men's Pair at the World Under 23 Championships on the Bosbaan International Regatta Course in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The Greek duo gave a valiant effort, winning both its opening heat and...Read More
Marietta College math team finishes third at ECC competition
May 3, 2005
Marietta College students Bao Xiaoqiu, Danielle Cisler, Harrison Potter and Casey Trail recently finished third in the 8th annual East Central Colleges' Undergraduate Mathematics Competition at West Virginia Wesleyan. The Pioneers competed against 11 other teams and finished with a total of 64 points out of a possible 100. Hiram finished...Read More


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i have workbook which contains sheet1 named "Reference" i want to filter column C and then copy that filtered row and paste that row in another worksheet which name is same as filter condition .
columnB columnC
1 2073 -Regenerant Benzene
2 72 -Depetanizer O/H
3 Benzene Feed From TK
4 Benzene Col. O/H
same type of data upto 30 rows i want to filter column C (like 2073 -Regenerant Benzene) and copy that row and paste in another sheet which name is same as filter condition (2073 -Regenerant Benzene).
Please help me on this
You say i want to filter column C and then copy that filtered row.
Usually when you apply a filter it is so that you can see several rows which all contain the selected filter.
If you apply a filter "72 -Depetanizer O/H" then all rows containing "72 -Depetanizer O/H" will be shown.
1. Do your 30 or so rows contain duplicates of the description in different rows in column C, or is there only one instance of each description in the 30 rows
2. Is there more than one worksheet containing this type of data
3. Does your data ever change - if you copy a row to a new worksheet (tab) will you ever need to update that data
4. If there is more than one row with each description, or there is more than one worksheets with data that contains the same description, are the rows just copied to the next available (empty) row on the named worksheet (tab).
ans1: ya rows contain duplicates of the description in different rows in column C.
ans2: its 250 worksheet.
ans3: no data will not be change i want to just separate this data by column C content then i will have use that new separated data for stddev and other calculation like average max min.
ans4: in same worksheet rows are contains duplicates in column C and other sheet contains same variable in column c . and yes i just want to copy raw to next empty raws.
Thanks in advance
As your requirement is for a one-time process to move data, I have left the macro rather more basic than usual.
I have assumed that the source workbook is in Excel 97/2003 xls format and that none of the worksheets (source or newly created destination) will have data beyond row 65535.
I suggest that you right-click the name tab of one of the worksheets containing your source data and select 'View Code' and paste the code into the large visual basic code window.
You can run it by placing the cursor on the name of the subroutine or anywhere within the subroutine code and clicking the f5 function key.
You should test this on a copy of your data, as changes made by macros cannot be undone with the undo function.
Some of the names you included in your post cannot be used as names of worksheets as they contain characters not permitted in worksheet names. As a result I have included code to remove the most likely non-permitted characters and replace them with underscores.
"72 -Depetanizer O/H" will go into a tab named "72 -Depetanizer O_H"
Here is the code:Sub SortToSheets() 'code to be used only once - so no error checks included 'code as basic as possible Dim ws As Worksheet Dim rngCell As Range On Error Resume Next 'loop through worksheets For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets() 'loop through rows based on content in column C 'assume Excel 2003 or earlier For Each rngCell In ws.Range("C1", Range("C65535").End(xlUp).Address) 'get content in col. C strName = rngCell.Text 'as some characters aren't permitted as worksheet names 'make some substitutions strName = Replace(strName, "/", "_") strName = Replace(strName, "\", "_") strName = Replace(strName, "*", "_") strName = Replace(strName, "[", "_") strName = Replace(strName, "]", "_") 'test if a worksheet of that name exists 'if no worksheet - creates error & resumes next If Worksheets(strName) Is Nothing Then 'worksheet doesn't exist, so create it Worksheets.Add After:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count) Worksheets(Worksheets.Count).Name = strName 'copy row to new worksheet rngCell.EntireRow.Copy Worksheets(strName).Range("A1").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteAll Else 'worksheet exists, so copy row to it rngCell.EntireRow.Copy Worksheets(strName).Range("A65535").End(xlUp) _ .Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteAll End If Next rngCell Next ws End Sub
Let me know if this works.
thanks humar its works ur the great great awesom u saved my lots of time.
u great great great great
You're very welcome.
i have one querry this code is not working properly. for the first sheet i m adding it is working and it is creating sheets and copy data to respective sheet but for the second sheet it is not working it is copying same data as first sheet not new sheet so please look into it sorry for let reply but i was on leave for my marriage.so i was not able to checkd it properly thanks for your help.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – Gorgeous George, a professional wrestler, was accused today of ungentlemanly conduct outside the ring.
As a result, W.G. Wightman, Bethany, Mo., a member of the State Athletic Commission, recommended a life suspension and a $5,000 fine. His recommendation also included George's manager, Howard Cantonwine.
George defeated Ronnie Etchison, St. Joseph, in a match last night. Etchison claimed Gorgeous George had used the ropes illegally in the final fall and protested. He went to George's dressing room, but all he got for his trouble was a door slamming in his face.
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Leadership of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) U.S. will transition in October as J Ron Byler retires as executive director. Moving into that role will be […]
Mennonite Women USA has named Cyneatha Millsaps executive director effective Sept. 1. She will replace Marlene Bogard, who will retire July 31.
Millsaps has been a columnist for The Mennonite magazine.
"We are excited for her passion and desire to lead, empower and strengthen women," says Kathy Bilderback, board chair of Mennonite Women USA. "Millsaps is ready to serve as a bridge builder with diverse groups as she draws upon her past experience with our ministries while embracing the Mennonite theology and practice."
Millsaps says, "I am grateful for the opportunity to work with women from all walks of life. I believe we are at a critical time in the life of the church and the voice and leadership of women is vital for the next generation. I look forward to learning from women everywhere, sharing your wisdom and hope as we move forward together."
Bilderback added that the board is grateful for Bogard's leadership, especially as Mennonite Women USA celebrated its centennial.
"We appreciate the many gifts she shared with and for our organization and wish her all the best in her retirement," Bilderback says.
The Mennonite, Inc., is currently reviewing its Comments Policy. During this review, commenting on new articles is disabled; readers are encouraged to comment on new articles via The Mennonite's Facebook page. Comments on older articles can continue to be submitted for review. Comments that were previously approved will still appear on older articles. To promote constructive dialogue, the editors of The Mennonite moderate all comments, and comments don't appear until approved. Read our full Comments Policy before submitting a comment for approval.


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Chennai: Sidelined AIADMK leader and lawmaker TTV Dhinakaran on Friday said that "if he wanted, he could get the ruling AIADMK government in Tamil Nadu dissolved".
Exuding confidence, he said his faction will throw out the "anti-Amma people" from the government soon.
Speaking on the Cauvery water issue, Dhinakaran said the ruling AIADMK did not take up the issue properly with the Centre as it did not want to create problems for the BJP in Karnataka which is going to contest the upcoming Assembly elections.
Karnataka Assembly polls are due sometime in April. The term of the 224-member Karnataka Assembly ends in May.
The Bharatiya Janata Party wants to wrest power from the Chief Minister Siddaramaiah-led Congress, which rules the state now.
The ruling AIADMK earlier on Friday expelled over 150 dissidents from the party in the wake of its loss in the December 21 RK Nagar Assembly bypoll, for bringing 'disrepute' to the organisation.
TTV Dhinakaran had won the RK Nagar bypoll, necessitated due to the death of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in December 2016....


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text: Free Read [Mystery Book] í The Winter King - by C.L. Wilson î By C.L. Wilson | Comments: ( 889 ) | Date: ( Jul 10, 2020 ) After three long years of war, starkly handsome Wynter Atrialan will have his vengeance on Summerlea s king by taking one of the man s beautiful, beloved daughters as his bride But though peace is finally at hand, Wynter s battle with the Ice Heart, the dread power he embraced to avenge his brother s death, rages on.Khamsin Coruscate, Princess of Summerlea and summoner ofAfter three long years of war, starkly handsome Wynter Atrialan will have his vengeance on Summerlea s king by taking one of the man s beautiful, beloved daughters as his bride But though peace is finally at hand, Wynter s battle with the Ice Heart, the dread power he embraced to avenge his brother s death, rages on.Khamsin Coruscate, Princess of Summerlea and summoner of Storms, has spent her life exiled to the shadows of her father s palace Reviled by her father, marriage to Wintercraig s icy king was supposed to be a terrible punishment, but instead offers Kham her first taste of freedom and her first taste of overwhelming passion.As fierce, indomitable Wynter weathers even Khamsin s wildest storms, surprising her with a tenderness she never expected, Kham wants than Wynter s passion she yearns for his love But the power of the Ice Heart is growing, dangerous forces are gathering, and a devastating betrayal puts Khamsin and Wynter to the ultimate test. Title: The Winter King Author: C.L. Wilson ISBN: 9780062018977 Page: 317 Format: Mass Market Paperback About Author: C.L. Wilson C.L Wilsons unique blend of pulse pounding action, sweeping epic fantasy, and passionate romance has made her books a favorite read for romance and fantasy readers alike Praised for exceptional worldbuilding and lyric prose, her critically acclaimed novels have regularly appeared on bestseller lists including the USA Today, the New York Times, and Publishers Weekly.C.Ls novels have won numerous industry and reader selected awards including, LifetimeTVs Best Paranormal debut of 2007, the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence, two National Readers Choice awards, the Colorado Award of Excellence, and the Holt Medallion Ms Wilson is the honored recipient of the PEARL award from Paranormal Romance as the best new author of 2007, and winner of the 2009 PEARL award for best Romantic Fantasy novel When not torturing her characters mercilessly, C.L enjoys relaxing with her family in sunny Florida and daydreaming of a world where people exercise in their sleep and chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream is a fat burning food. Comments The Winter King Melissa ♥ Dog Lover ♥ Martin Submitted by Melissa ♥ Dog Lover ♥ Martin on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM OMG! I'm so in love with this book! I love Wynter who is the King of Wintercraig. I love that he is an ice king with some abilities. I love that his wilderness companions are wolves. He's everything! Two of my favorite things: WINTER & WOLVES So this twat of a prince from Summerlea comes over to visit Wyn and he ends up stealing some important things, well one was not so important, and kills his brother, so this sets off a 3 year war. Wyn does some things to make himself stronger and full of [...] Reply Jessica ❁ ➳ Silverbow ➳ ❁ Rabid Reads Submitted by Jessica ❁ ➳ Silverbow ➳ ❁ Rabid Reads on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Reviewed by: Rabid ReadsC.L. Wilson writes Fantasy Romance like nobody's business.I discovered Wilson's Tairen Soul series a little over a year ago through a ' recommendation, and I read all five books in five days.All five books. In five days.And they weren't filler books either. They were all 400(ish) page FANTASY books.When I finished my reading binge, I was glad to see that another book was in the works—The Winter King (this book), and I've had it on my watchlist since January of [...] Reply Yodamom Submitted by Yodamom on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM I tried to think of a way to review this book I tried and failed. How do you review something that left your heart thumping, your brow sweating, and your soul singing ? There are no words worthy of this feeling. I loved this book, I loved the world, the characters and even the villains. I hated the villains one completely, true unwavering hate for a certain father figure. It was so nice to have a completely evil force to focus on without those wavering good deeds mixed in. Do not judge this book [...] Reply Svetlana Submitted by Svetlana on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM The past few weeks have been really tough for me because my mental health has been playing up again. I haven't been able to enjoy reading the way I used to and that honestly just breaks my heart. I still try to read because I don't want my issues to stop me from doing something I love so much. It's also why I like to come on because the environment here makes me feel better. And even though I find it difficult to read myself, I like knowing that other people are reading and enjoying books. I de [...] Reply Robin (Bridge Four) Submitted by Robin (Bridge Four) on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Romantasy!!! It is my favorite genre loved my reread with my friends at Buddies Books and BaublesOriginal Review Aug 2014Finally!!! A great Adult High Fantasy with both a wonderful romance and fantastic plot/world this is two of my favorite genre's combined. The Story - Wynter the king of Wintercraig was betrayed by his fiancé and the Falcon the Prince of Summerlea. Wynter in his sadness took in a powerful magic that could destroy him and plunged both countries into war. Now three years later [...] Reply Choko Submitted by Choko on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM *** 4 ***A buddy read with my friends at BB&B! Because we love Fairy tales!!! This is exactly what it looks like - a fairy tale for adults, which we also call Romantasy! In short - a fantastic tale of the battle between good and evil set on the background of romance, promising Happily Ever After and on the way getting steamy with the main characters getting busy ""What had come over her? He'd touched her, and it was like electric flame -- like the lightning she could summon -- shooting spa [...] Reply Sage Submitted by Sage on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Oh my God yes! I must read this book, I want more CL Wilson! But I wish she'd make another Tairen Soul book! One with Gaelen and Bel and Kiel and Kieran!! Reply Elise ✘ a.k.a Ryder's Pet ✘ Submitted by Elise ✘ a.k.a Ryder's Pet ✘ on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM ⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱*Great Fantasy Book*⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱ Re-read: 21.01.2018For those of you that haven't read this great fantasy book, definitely should do it. It's a great story of love, honor, friendship, legends and war. About finding a place you belong, your home and becoming who you are meant to be. I seriously recommend this book. The Winter King centers around King of Wintercraig, Wynter 'Wyn' Crystalin Boreal Atrialan (how old? Late twenties? Early thirties?) and Princess of Summerl [...] Reply Georgia ♥ Team Dex ♥ Submitted by Georgia ♥ Team Dex ♥ on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM 5 Fairytale Stars I love you more than the sunrise. More than laughter. More than song [] I love you more than any man in the history of Mystral ever loved Love, warlords, magic, strange lands, lies, loyalties, family, heartbreak. C L Wilson weaves a fantastic tale that has your soul sighing and you eyes teary. I absolutely adore her books and I can't wait for more! Reply Aisling Zena Submitted by Aisling Zena on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Re-read 28/12/20155 starsDo not let the 80s, slightly Fabionesque, cover of this book fool you! We tend to categorise now based on the cover, if it's urban fantasy it's usually a badass woman with some sort of weapon, if it's shifters you have an animal mixed in with the people and so on.For me this is the kind of book you can't class based on cover. You think you're getting a historical romance with a shot of magic featuring a silly heroine and a wishy-washy knight in shiny armor. Well, you don [...] Reply Bindi Boo Submitted by Bindi Boo on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM 5 absolute brilliant starsAn AMAZING historical, paranormal romance with SO MUCH action, drama and feels. This book was just what i needed to get out of my book slump. It made my gut twist, it made me smile and most of all, it made me FEEL! The chemistry between the main characters was just out of this world and i especially loved how they eventually start trusting each other despite being enemies and having lingering doubts. The heroine had balls of steel and an unmatched wit, my favourite kind [...] Reply Ashley Submitted by Ashley on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Holy shit. Quite possibly the best book I've ever read.To be honest, I probably never would have chosen this book had I stumbled upon it on my own. The cover just doesn't look or feel like the kind of book I'd enjoy. (It looks like some sort of cheesy, soap opera historical romance?) But I decided to pick it up because someone recommended this book to fans of A Promise of Fire and I ADORED that book so I bought this one without question.I think I loved this even more.The Winter King was everythi [...] Reply Kristalia Submitted by Kristalia on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Final rating: 5/5 stars"I love you more than the sunrise. More than laughter. More than song" Magic and Kingdoms; War and Peace; Lightning and Ice; Love and Hate; Legends that might as well be true.Summer and Winter shall unite to stop the war: Storm and Ice - Khamsin and Wynter.Neither of them are perfect:♦♦♦Khamsin: strong, dependable, quick temper, reckless, brave, but broken. Princess forced to marry the King of the country who won the war.♦♦♦ Wynter: smart, dependable, respe [...] Reply Lyndi Submitted by Lyndi on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Disappointing. That's the best word I can come up with to describe my feelings towards this book. I expected something epic and fantastical, in the same vein as the Tairen Soul series. What I got was not that.The plot is great - that's the saving grace here. The characters are shit. I hated the heroine. I hated the hero. I hated all the various villains. I even hated the secondary characters that only had a few lines. They were all shitty people that do shitty things and it was just shit. SHIT, [...] Reply *TANYA* Submitted by *TANYA* on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM 5 FANTASTIC FAIRYTALE STARS!!! By far one of the best books I've ever read!!! It had everything!!! EVERYTHING!!! This book would be a phenomena of epic proportions if it weren't for the cheesy cover. I'm sure of it!!! Dare I say this book is better than Game of Thrones??! C.L. Wilson is genius!!!! I want the TV series, the movie, play, something. Lol. I can't wait for the next book in this series. Reply Stacey is Sassy Submitted by Stacey is Sassy on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM When Storm meets Ice.Sometimes a book comes into your life and you get completely sucked in. C.L. Wilson has captured my attention with a book that will stay with me for days. Her characters came alive. I was living in Summerlea and watching Khamsin sneak around the servants and guards. I was watching Wynter turn frostier and frostier with every use of his power. I wanted to hold lightning in my hands. I survived heartbreak, suffering and misery. I lived for my chance at love, friendship and loy [...] Reply Carole (Carole's Random Life in Books) Submitted by Carole (Carole's Random Life in Books) on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life in Books.This was good! I have heard great things about this book since its release date. I am really not sure why I waited so long to pick it up. I am glad that I listened to all of the recommendations and finally read this wonderful story. I was swept away into this world and fell in love with the characters. It was the kind of book that I didn't want to put down. I really enjoyed reading this story.Wynter, the King of Wintercraig, has just [...] Reply Lover of Romance Submitted by Lover of Romance on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Wynter, the king of Wintercraig, devoted his time and energy to building up his kingdom, and trying to work with their southern neighbors: Summerlea. But then the prince of Summerlea stole his bride and killed his brother, and for three years he has battled with his enemies and now he has won and will take a bride of one of the precious daughters of the summer king. What he doesn't know is that there is a fourth daughter, one who can save him from the ice heart that is slowly consuming him. Kham [...] Reply Danielle Submitted by Danielle on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM This hero freaking growls men away from the heroine. I was sold!! Reply Silvana Submitted by Silvana on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM 4.5 StarsThis book is a clear example of why you should never judge the book by its cover; hate the cover, adore the story. I admit looking at this book and wanting to give it a pass, I'm glad I didn't. This is one story that I will reread again and again, a great example why we shouldn't judge a book by its cover; the words, the plot and the characters were something I'm glad that I got to read and experience, nothing but pure joy.The book was long, yet not once did I feel it was overdr [...] Reply Tina Submitted by Tina on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM I read this author's Tairen Soul series up through the third book. While I enjoyed the first two books of the series, my enthusiasm waned during the third book. I never completed the series because I found the pacing to be somewhat glacial and the villain to be rather uninspired.Still I liked the writer's voice and was glad to see that she had written a new book completely separate from that other series.The plot of the book is very familiar. Two kingdoms, Summerlea and Wintercraig, are at war a [...] Reply ❀ Minesha ❀ Submitted by ❀ Minesha ❀ on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM "Well, princess," Wynter murmured, "let's see what you're made of." 12 May 2014 Update:Win an arc on CL Wilson's website (Click blog)!17 April 2014 Update:600 pages of pure goodness ! Woo hoo ! The book is going to be so so long which means it is going to be one sweet long ride. * Sigh * Don't you just love fantasy romance ? 600 pages means its going to be a proper story- well drawn out, not abrupt and quick-quick romances!Read the excerpt here!19th December 2013 update Oh boy! Check o [...] Reply Carol (StarAngel's Reviews) Allen Submitted by Carol (StarAngel's Reviews) Allen on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM 4.5 Summerlass StarsAnd this author does it againe writes another book that I carry with me while cooking, cleaning, working just about anything.Even though I found Wyn to be annoying at times with his doubtful thoughts and paranoia, this story won me over.Storm is a perfect heroine and I have to reiterate that Ms. Lewis' female characters are TO DIE FOR.I don't think she could write a better lead than her femalesrfect in every way.This story will take you on a journey of the beautiful lands of [...] Reply Nicklein Mae Submitted by Nicklein Mae on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM "Your father thought he scored a victory over me when he tricked me into marrying you instead of one of your sisters, but he unwittingly gave me the one daughter I wanted most."When a book made you cry ugly tears in the prologue, you know it's gonna be epic.And it was!I seriously adored this book. Everything about it was worth my time.This is an adult fantasy romance and, I'm not gonna lie, it's particularly heavy on romance so if you're not a big fan of that, stay away from this one. The magi [...] Reply Nadia Submitted by Nadia on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM I didn't like this book because:·Khamsin and Wynter,·the main characters never really talked, so they could get to know each other, to find something else to fall in love with besides amazing skill in the bedroom, ·corny conversations in the end,·cheesy plot,·Khamsin's purpose as a baby-making machine,·Wynter's distrust of Khamsin even after she saved his ass time and time again,·insta-lust, ·insta-love, ·it's about 300 pages too long, ·even though it's easy to read, the story is drawn [...] Reply Alyssa Submitted by Alyssa on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM ***Review posted on The Eater of Books! blog***The Winter King by C.L. Wilson Publisher: AvonPublication Date: July 29, 2014Rating: 5 starsSource: eARC from Edelweiss***Warning: this is an adult book, and for the eyes of mature readers***Summary (from ):Wynter Atrialan, the Winter King, once lived in peace with his southern, Summerlander neighbors, but when the prince of Summerlea steals Wynter's bride and murders his young brother, Wynter calls upon a dangerous Wintercraig magic called the Ic [...] Reply Izy Submitted by Izy on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM I really enjoyed C. L. Wilson's Fading lands/ Tairen Soul Series books so it was no brainer that when I saw this, I immediately wanted to read it. It's a decision I certainly do not regret.This is the story of Khamsin Coruscate, Princess of Summerlea and Wynter Atrialan, the King of Wintercraig.Khamsin is the youngest daughter of King Verdan of Summerlea, forced to hide not only her status as a princess but unwanted from her father, she is left alone to her devices. She loved her brother ver [...] Reply Leila Submitted by Leila on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM ***REVIEW UPDATE: August 5, 2014***I just finished reading THE WINTER KING!!! Oh, my! What a story!!!The author succeeded again to re-invent a magnificent and brilliant fairy tale for adults!C.L. Wilson truly delivers once again!! More than 600 pages of golden treasure kept me reading and reading, and reading until in the early morning! This novel is a real pageturner and double worth every penny!Weathermages, a magical world of ever-changing seasons, the promise of war, a complex in-depth story [...] Reply Erin O'Roark Submitted by Erin O'Roark on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Oh, C.L. Wilson how I shouldn't have doubted you. I should have picked you up long ago and put this amazing book in my heart. Even if your book covers are seriously the worst. The worst.I don't really know how to review this book except to say just give this quick read a chance. All in all, very enjoyable and not at all what I expected! In fact, I would almost, almost say this is hardly a romance book. Perhaps it's the fact that I'm reading way too many YA books lately, but I thoroughly enjoyed [...] Reply Julia's Book Haven Submitted by Julia's Book Haven on Jul 10, 2020 - 02:55 AM Absolutely amazing! When I finished this book, I looked around and was completely surprised that I actually wasn't in this world. C.L. Wilson does an amazing job of surrounding you with this unique world and making it real. Can not wait for the next book! Highly recommend this one!! Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Free Read [Mystery Book] í The Winter King - by C.L. Wilson î C.L. Wilson 317 C.L. Wilson Title: Free Read [Mystery Book] í The Winter King - by C.L. Wilson î Posted by:C.L. Wilson Published :2019-08-09T02:23:36+00:00


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City Council Adopts New Climate Action and Resilience Plan Setting Ambitious Climate Action Goals
The Evanston City Council on Monday continued the City's strong leadership on climate issues by unanimously approving the Climate Action and Resilience Plan (CARP), a comprehensive plan to reduce Evanston's impact on global climate change while preparing the community for its effects.
The plan, available at cityofevanston.org/climate, provides concrete actions the City and its community partners will take to meet ambitious climate action goals over the next three decades. In adopting the plan, Evanston became the first Illinois city to set a goal of achieving 100 percent renewable electricity for all properties, aiming to do so by 2030, and the first to target zero net emissions, or carbon neutrality, with plans to achieve that goal by 2050.
A 17-member, resident-led CARP working group, initiated by Mayor Stephen Hagerty, led the yearlong, communitywide effort to create the plan, which includes commitments from some of Evanston's largest employers.
"From our residents, to our businesses, to our schools and hospitals, Evanston is united in its efforts to mitigate the far-reaching effects of climate change through bold and immediate action," said Mayor Hagerty. "While Evanston will likely undergo many changes on the way to 2050, this plan ensures that our longstanding commitment to climate action will remain."
The Climate Action and Resilience Plan builds on the success of Evanston's 2008 Climate Action Plan, initiated by Mayor Lorraine H. Morton, and the 2014 Livability Plan, initiated by Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl, which together resulted in a 24 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions relative to 2005 levels. The City's newly adopted plan charts a path forward to continue reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions generated in Evanston, while also addressing other climate-related issues, including waste diversion, green infrastructure, transportation and mobility, and natural environment.
In addition to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030, other goals of the plan include:
- Achieving a 50 percent reduction in emissions by 2025 and an 80 percent reduction by 2035
- Diverting 100 percent of waste from landfills (zero waste) by 2050
- Securing 100 percent renewable electricity for municipal operations by 2020
- Reducing vehicle miles traveled by 50 percent from 2005 levels by 2050, while increasing trips made by walking, bicycling and public transit
For the first time ever, the City's climate plan also includes steps to ensure that Evanston is adequately prepared for the effects of climate change. According to reports from the Fourth National Climate Assessment and the Great Lakes Integrated Sciences and Assessments (GLISA), Evanston will experience intense storms, extreme heat and future drought conditions as climate change continues. CARP identifies Evanston's most vulnerable systems and populations and identifies strategies to prepare the community for those climate hazards. The plan includes goals related to emergency preparedness and management, community outreach and education, health, and other areas.
In addition to the City's goals, the plan includes commitments from large Evanston employers and institutions, including the Evanston Community Foundation, NorthShore University HealthSystem, Northwestern University, Presbyterian Homes, Presence Saint Francis Hospital, Rotary International, Evanston/Skokie School District 65, and Evanston Township High School.
The adoption of Evanston's Climate Action and Resilience Plan continues the City's leadership on climate and environmental issues. Since 2006, with the signing of the U.S. Conference of Mayors' Climate Protection Agreement, Evanston has achieved certification and recertification as a 4-STAR sustainable community, been named the World Wildlife Fund's 2015 U.S. Earth Hour Capital, joined the Global Covenant of Mayors, and served as a founding member of the Mayors National Climate Action Agenda (MNCAA). In 2017, Mayor Hagerty joined municipal leaders from across the world in signing the Chicago Climate Charter, pledging to uphold the commitments of the Paris Climate Agreement. The mayor has also committed to the Sierra Club's Mayors for 100% Clean Energy initiative, supporting a communitywide transition to 100 percent renewable energy.
For more information on the City's climate action efforts, please call or text 847-448-4311. For convenience, residents may simply dial 3-1-1 in Evanston.