The Third Airport for Chicago

The  map above shows the progress in land acquisition for the third airport for Chicago located south of University Park and Crete and north of Peotone and Beecher. The areas in red have been acquired.

It looks like my ship has come in

Excellent news. It looks like 

I will soon be wealthy.

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Dear Sir,

With humble and respect, I crave your indulgence to drawn to your cognizance knowing that this will be a surprise to you. I am Hari Albar, An attorney at law and the accredited legal representative to late Mr Hullinger, who was hereafter as mine client. He died as a result of heart ailment in December 2007.

I am seeking for your humble consent to assist in the transferring of the funds left behind by my late client into your account before it is confiscated or declared unserviceable by the bank and this deposit valued Twenty Two Million Eight Hundred and Twenty Five Thousand United State Dollars. Since you have the same last name with my late client so the proceeds of this funds can be remitted into your account as a foreign partner.

The bank has issued me a notice to contact the next of kin or the account will be confiscated and so far all my efforts to get hold of someone related to my client has proved abortive.If this proposition offends your moral ethics,do accept my sincere apology. In contrary, indicate your interest. Note that I reserve the right to reject your acceptance on this proposal if I have reasons to believe that you may not be honest or discreet as it concerns this proposal.

Further details will be giving as soon as your interest is indicated.


Yours sincerely


Barrister Albar Albar(Senior Advocate)

Five Step Method To Ensure Non-Plagiarism Real Good

It is easy to plagiarize while blogging.  Frequently we read something interesting and copy it into our own blog. We need to make sure that we only copy the beginning of the post and provide a link back to the original source. The original writer will like this attention. What he won't like is if you copy the entire article and don't credit him or her.

So I searched on the net and plagiarized this interesting post from Cuddlebuggery.

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Five Step Method To Ensure Non-Plagiarism Real Good

2013 is turning out to be the year of blogger plagiarism.  There have been at least four scandals this week and it isn’t even over yet.  Good people, great bloggers, wonderful friends of ours have been hit with the big P.  I’ve named it the Plagiarism Plague in honor of the event.  It’s like the Black Plague only without the boils and death and fleas.  Truthfully, I don’t know what the Black Plague was, but… yeah, probably not similar at all now that I think about it…

But if you notice something weird, as far as we know, Cuddlebuggery has never been plagiarized.  This is due, almost entirely, to our patented Five Step Method To Ensure Non-Plagiarism Real Good.  If you follow these five steps, then you too, could ensure you’re never plagiarized!

1. Don’t write real good

You know, you really brought this on yourself by being awesome at what you do.  You express yourself eloquently, with style and substance and engage your readers with the power of your written word.  But that’s really hard to do and much easier to fabricate.  The first step to not being plagiarized is to stop putting your words together in a way that makes sense-like.  When a plagiarist sees that they have to move your words in a way that will make gooderer English?  Well, it just takes up too much damn time!  Pretty soon preying plagiarists will be coming to your blog, seeing your jumbled prose and moving along as fast as internet will take them!

Grammar and good English is your not-friend.  Words in their order proper is bad.

2. Make up a bunch of words and stick them placewheres

Nothing is harder to plagiarize than nonsense.  I mean, have you ever seen one of those crazy hobbos on the street with their, “The world shall end tomorrow.  Repent and worship the almighty tomato!” sandwich boards, crying that they’ve been plagiarized?  No, you know why?  Because indiscriminate insanity is hard to replicate.  And hey, look at it this way: Shakespeare made up words all the time!  Over 1,700 of them!  Only just because he happens to be a “genius” and “famous” they don’t say he made them up – they say he invented them.  Which is just a fancy word that means he made them up but people didn’t think he was crazy for it!  And you don’t need to be madjuiced either, my readfan!  So what if you’re not a fifteenth century bard celebrated throughout nowish-time?  You’re still a blogsmith and you hobberdanglies often!  And if people don’t know what a hobbergangly is then they can’t steal it!

3. Inject crudeness so massive and erect that nobody would ever think of taking it

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Moscow: Timelapse 2011

Here’s a pretty awesome time lapse of Moscow that definitely deserves to be watched in full screen high definition. If the video doesn’t display for you, click here.

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Per Capita Income in Europe

• The map data is for year 2010 from IMF. Blue color countries are more than $20 000, green $10 000 - $20 000, and yellow below $10 000 GDP per capita.

List of sovereign states in Europe by GDP (nominal) per capita 2010[edit source]

• The "IMF" column includes data for the year 2010 for members of the International Monetary Fund(plus the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region), for which information is available.
• The "WB" column includes data for the year 2009 from the World Bank.
• The "CIA" column includes estimated data for the year 2010 from The World Factbook, provided by the Central Intelligence Agency, as of June 9, 2011.

3,677

n/d

44,987

6,008

5,800

42,630

4,319

6,334

13,720

28,237

18,288

56,147

14,836

44,489

44,747

40,631

2,658

27,302

12,879

39,026

45,689

34,059

8,883

3,086

10,695

145,734

11,044

108,832

4,431

19,746

1,630

n/d

6,022

47,172

84,444

11,288

21,559

7,542

10,437

36,768

5,233

16,104

23,706

30,639

48,875

67,246

10,399

3,000

36,120

Faroe
Islands
(Dk.)

n/d

2,846

Adriatic
Sea

Arctic Ocean

Barents Sea

Bay of
Biscay

Black
Sea

Azov
Sea

Caspian
Sea

Celtic
Sea

Greenland Sea

Baffin Bay

Gulf of
Cadiz

Ligurian
Sea

Mediterranean Sea

North
Atlantic
Ocean

North
Sea

Norwegian
Sea

Strait of Gibraltar

Data across columns are not comparable as they may refer to different years. All data are in United States dollars.

Note: To sort the table in descending order, click on the little square next to the column you wish sorted four times.

Country	Rank in World	IMF[1] 2010	Rank in World	WB[2] 2009	Rank in World	CIA[3] 2010 Estimation
Albania	101	3,677	96	3,808	102	4,000
Armenia	118	2,846	104	2,826	112	3,000
Austria	13	44,987	12	45,562	18	44,600
Azerbaijan	77	6,008	80	4,899	78	6,300
Belarus	79	5,800	79	5,075	86	5,500
Belgium	17	42,630	14	43,671	19	44,300
Bulgaria	74	6,334	69	6,423	79	6,300
Bosnia and Herzegovina	95	4,319	84	4,525	107	3,500
Croatia	44	13,720	42	14,222	48	13,400
Cyprus	28	28,237	26	31,280	35	20,600
Czech Republic	38	18,288	34	18,139	38	19,100
Denmark	6	56,147	7	55,992	7	56,500
Estonia	42	14,836	41	14,238	45	14,600
European Union	-	-	-	-	-	32,400
Finland	15	43,492	12	45,515	13	53,616
France	12	44,747	8	45,523	15	49,489
Georgia	115	2,448	103	2,315	113	2,868
Germany	16	40,875	16	40,079	20	46,352
Greece	25	29,635	21	32,166	27	34,832
Hungary	46	12,927	35	13,741	55	13,231
Iceland	19	37,977	3	62,733	8	62,490
Ireland	6	51,356	4	58,339	5	68,574
Italy	21	35,435	18	35,494	24	41,259
Kazakhstan	66	7,019	55	6,708	63	9,204
Kosovo[4]	-	-	-	-	129	1,813
Latvia	48	11,607	37	11,931	47	15,097
Liechtenstein	-	-	-	-	1	145,734
Lithuania	50	11,172	39	11,353	51	13,674
Luxembourg	1	104,512	1	99,879	3	118,538
Malta	34	19,111	-	-	37	21,272
Moldova	125	1,514	119	1,159	137	1,433
Montenegro	-	-	58	5,928	78	6,658
Netherlands	7	48,223	9	46,041	12	54,640
Norway	2	79,085	2	81,111	4	103,586
Poland	49	11,288	40	12,274	48	12,271
Portugal	32	21,408	27	20,762	25	23,930
Republic of Macedonia	84	4,482	82	3,726	94	4,669
Romania	63	7,542	51	7,703	62	9,615
Russia	59	8,694	44	9,115	57	12,487
San Marino	-	-	-	-	26	36,768
Serbia	74	5,809	64	5,630	76	7,038
Slovakia	39	16,282	34	13,887	40	18,440
Slovenia	30	24,417	26	22,523	32	28,396
Spain	23	31,946	22	31,846	23	41,565
Sweden	13	43,986	7	48,584	11	56,703
Switzerland	4	67,560	6	55,035	7	64,974
Turkey	57	8,723	45	8,893	60	10,540
Ukraine	112	2,542	91	3,029	98	4,350
United Kingdom	22	35,334	14	44,693	21	45,731