The Streets Division wants to encourage everyone participating in the downtown moving days first to seek out donation opportunities for unwanted items. Several worthy non profits in the area would be able to accept usable furniture, desks, clothes, food, and many other items. Items could also be resold through the Madison Stuff Exchange or other means..

Det sner og det sner og det sner, men det bliver ikke liggende. Faktisk tr det efterhnden hurtigere end det kommer ned, selv om det sner relativt kraftigt. Vi har haft det oppe masser af gange fr, og jeg har lige mange imod mig hver gang jeg skriver det: Det er helt fint med mig, at sneen ikke bliver liggende.

Drink.11) You see someone flyering on Sproul Plaza, Lower Sproul Plaza, WTF, anywhere on campus drink once.10) You see someone actually taking one of those flyers drink once. If you think that person is a freshman, drink twice.9) You see someone flyering against flyering. Give that person your drink they deserve it.8) You see Beetle at the Berkeley College Republicans table on Sproul Plaza take HIS drink.7) You see a protest on campus drink as many times as there are people at the protest.

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeA Cambourne broker who threatened to kill his partner after his cocaine fuelled paranoia led him to believe she was having an affair has been handed a suspended sentence.John Ryall, of Jeavons Lane, Great Cambourne, previously pleaded guilty to common assault and making threats to kill.The 37 year old was sentenced at Cambridge Crown Court on Tuesday (September 12) where he was handed a 12 month prison sentence, suspended for two years.Ryall was also ordered to complete a building better relationships programme, a 30 day rehabilitation activity requirement, and 150 hours of unpaid work.Read MoreRecap: Cambourne broker is sentenced over threats to kill partner after thinking she was having affairJames McLernon, prosecuting, said shortly after midnight on July 23 the victim was at home in Great Cambourne with her partner, the defendant.He added: “The victim said the defendant had been to the pub and she’d picked him up, but when they were in bed he accused her of having an affair with someone else.”He used a light to inspect the bed sheets. The victim said at some times, Ryall could be jealous and controlling.”The victim tried to get dressed, but was grabbed round the head by Ryall who then repeatedly put his hand over her mouth and nose despite her crying and begging him to stop.Mr McLernon added: “She [the victim] said she went limp to make him stop. It’s accepted by the Crown that she did not lose consciousness.”Ryall then used two hands one hand over her mouth and another over her nose.