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The UK's first ever diesel vs hybrid-electric narrow boat performance trials set to reveal interesting comparison data including a test of HVO diesel

Dismal draw sees more precious points trickle away 1 Posted 13/05/2021 at 17:05:58 Tough on Tom but it makes sense I suppose. Maybe Sigurdsson on the bench with Doucouré given a freer role would have pleased many of us. We will see! Ray Smith 2 Posted 13/05/2021 at 17:09:14 I've tuned in to Sky to watch the build up to the match, and what do we get? Man Utd & Liverpool. Typical Sky, totally ignoring Everton & Villa. ���� Dave Ganley ...

Restaurants struggle to retain employees under changing risk levels "Employers aren't losing their employees... employees are quitting/getting fired cause they make basically the same amount or more while on unemployment," Casey Lee Aden said. Posted: May 9, 2021 6:04 PM Updated: May 9, 2021 11:46 PM Posted By: Chris Lindsay LANE COUNTY, Ore. -- Restaurants are seeing a dip in employment rates as the state fluctuates between risk levels.  While some places are making adjustments to cater to new hires, or recapture previous ones, Emily Chappell, the co-owner of Old Nick's Pub in Eugene, sai...

After being abducted seven years ago, a young woman is held captive in a sparsely furnished and cramped suburban garden shed along with her now-kindergarten-aged son. Repeatedly raped and without access to the outside world save for a rickety TV with spotty reception, she plots their escape from the monster who has imprisoned them. This is only a basic blueprint of what unfolds in "Room," an intensely felt cinematic experience.  The spare yet emotionally sumptuous drama, based on Irish-Canadian author Emma Donoghue's award-winning 2010 novel that was inspired by similar real-life crimes, i...

Another Twist of the Knife: Introducing a New Death Tax Read full article May 1, 2021, 10:29 AM·28 min read The devil is in the details, and while, when it comes to the Biden tax plan, Old Nick is not just lurking in the small print, one particular technical-sounding change proposed by the president is rightly attracting some attention: that is the plan to scrap the long-standing principle that if someone inherits an asset, his or her basis cost in that asset for capital-gains-tax purposes is not the price that the deceased may have paid for it (or its value when it came into the deceased’...