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Looks like garden sheds are no longer just for keeping the lawn mower in [TIM STEWART]

A new competition has revealed some of the wackiest sheds from across the country, including beach huts, boats, castles, railway signal boxes and diners.

Almost 2,000 sheds were entered into the contest, run by garden woodcare brand Cuprinol, including 308 pubs and 17 Doctor Who-themed Tardises.

Researchers found that many Britons see their garden shed as far more than just a place to put their lawnmower in fact they store an average of 457 worth of items in them.

Four in ten sheds boast lighting while over a third (35 per cent) have electricity and one in ten (11 per cent) are heated.

An extravagant seven per cent of sheds have a TV, five per cent a sofa and two per cent include a hot tub for their owner to enjoy a soak away from the house.

Not content with somewhere to watch television or take a dip, some people have taken their garden sheds even further.

One such owner is Garry Wells-Larter, from Leicester, who has transformed his shed into a nightclub.

Trained carpenter Garry fitted out "Bar Code" with two sound systems, a 42 inch plasma TV with surround sound playing music videos, karaoke machine, remote-controlled neon and disco lights, plasma ball and full bar.

Although it can only fit 12 people at full capacity, Garry says his bar "packs a punch" to make up for its size.

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Guilt-racked Britons are using their sheds to eat unhealthy snacks and store love letters from old flames, a new survey has shown.

One in five shed owners admits to spending time in out-buildings to avoid their partners while 8% would rather hide away in their shed than be intimate with their partner.

Britons love their sheds so much that the average person spends almost a year of their life in them.

Research by Cuprinol to mark the start of the annual Shed of the Year competition reveals more than 14m people in the UK now owns a shed.

According to the study, 9% of shed owners in Britain use it to store secret unhealthy snacks, 8% hide cigarettes, 4% keep love letters from a former partner, and 11% admit using their sheds to make secret phone calls.

The research also shows that many now see their sheds as an extension of the home, with 35% featuring electricity, and 7% having a television.

Last years winner was Alex Holland from Machynlleth, Wales, for his boat-roofed shed a unique and beautifully crafted shed made from a recycled boat for a roof and located at an altitude of 230m above sea level in the Cambrian Mountain range.

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As people from across the country submit their entries to the annual Shed of the Year competition, we're asking you to send in pictures of your garden hideaways.

The Gothic Retreat shed from Wolverhampton an entry to the 2014 Shed of the Year competition.

All entrants will have the chance to win 100.

As people from across the country submit their entries to the annual Shed of the Year competition, we're asking you to send in pictures of your garden hideaways.

It's Mother's Day today and we want to see how you are celebrating with your mum.

To tackle the problem of pet obesity, the PDSA is promoting its annual PDSA Pet Fit Club, which has been running for the last eight years. We're now asking you to send us pictures of your portly pets.

Beautiful pictures printed in today's Express & Star show Birmingham in a new light. We're asking you to send us in your own pictures of the city.

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PIERRE A wastewater collection and treatment system project for the Lake Byron Watershed District will receive a $2.3 million financial package from the state.

Gov. Dennis Daugaard announced that the Board of Water and Natural Resources approved the funding during its meeting Thursday and Friday in Pierre.

It was among $41 million in grants and loans approved by the board for water and waste projects.

Other area projects were approved for Clark, Highmore and Turton.

The Lake Byron project includes a $500,000 Consolidated Water Facilities Construction program grant and a $1.8 million Clean Water State Revolving Fund program loan. The loan terms are 3.25 percent for 30 years.

This funding will help provide Lake Byron property owners with a centralized wastewater system that will improve Lake Byrons water quality, Daugaard said in a news release.

The project involves the construction of a centralized system utilizing a septic tank effluent pumping system to provide 176 connections to lakeside properties.

It will include a controlled discharge stabilization pond for wastewater treatment. The watershed district is seeking to eliminate individual sanitary sewer systems that are currently being used by lakeside properties.

Meanwhile, Clark will receive $1 million for a wastewater treatment facility. Highmore was awarded $673,000, which includes $225,000 for a Highway 47 water replacement project and $448,000 for a Highway 47 sanitary sewer replacement project.

Turton will receive $596,000 for wastewater treatment system improvements that includes a $334,000 grant and a $262,000 loan.

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Stony Brook, New York - When families visit the Ronald McDonald Family Room in the pediatric unit of Stony Brook Childrens Hospital, they will view stunning luminaires from WAC Lighting. The Ronald McDonald Room is an extension of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island (a home-away-from-home for families of seriously ill children) in the pediatric unit of Stony Brook Childrens Hospital.

The Ronald McDonald Family Room provides families of children undergoing medical treatment a place to rest and relax at the hospital where they can spend quiet time together, engage in private conversation, enjoy beverages and snacks, and even freshen up with a shower. The room is fully equipped with a stocked kitchenette and dining area, a comfortable sitting area, and a large flat screen television. In addition, the room offers laptops with internet access, a private shower, laundry facilities transportation program that brings families to airports, doctor appointments and drug stores.

Inside the Family Room, visitors will see a variety of WACs high-quality luminaires. Carved fabric-like Linen wall sconces, highlighted by a unique texture of striking molded porcelain, adorn the walls. The ADA compliant luminaires are enhanced by contemporary Chrome finished backplates and hardware which complement the room dcor. Energy-efficient LEDme miniature recessed downlights, designed with an ultra low square profile and die cast aluminum trim, provide comfortable general and task lighting throughout the room. Modern minimalist form derived from function, WACs Bullet pendants feature a chrome hardware finish and complemented with a white interior that reflects robust light on the kitchen island surface.

Stony Brook Childrens Hospital partnered with the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island (RMH-LI) to develop the Family Room Program, a family-friendly respite area located on the 11th floor of the hospital. As Suffolk Countys only childrens hospital, Stony Brook Childrens serves a population of 1.5 million. The room provides support for families of more than 7,000 children who are hospitalized each year at Stony Brook Childrens, helping to alleviate the anxiety of having a child in the hospital by keeping them close to their childs bedside.

The Family Room at Stony Brook Childrens is an exciting and much-needed expansion of our services into Suffolk County, said Matthew Campo, Executive Director of RMH-LI. It enables the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island to serve thousands of families, offering comfort and convenience for parents who have to travel back and forth to the hospital to be with their child.

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There is a thing called addition by subtraction.

That is what the Philadelphia Eagles did Friday. By flat out releasing DeSean Jackson, they added a greater probability that they will have a harmonious, drama-free locker room this season. They added the assurance that Jackson will not create a distraction. That he will not pout or sulk or hold out over a contract that was set to pay him $10.5 million in 2014 and make him the fifth-highest-paid receiver in the National Football League but apparently wasn't good enough for him.

Addition by subtraction -- that's how little Chip Kelly thought of 27-year-old Jackson.

And I don't necessarily blame him.

Jackson is a talented football player. He is wickedly fast. He is impossible to defend on the outside in single coverage. Throw him the ball, and he will go get it. Jackson has proved to be a threat to score whenever and however he touches the football. When he wants to.

That's the rub. When Jackson is good, he is game-changing good. When he is bad, he is chemistry-killing bad. You don't get one without the other.

Even though this is Kelly's second season as the Eagles' head coach, it is his first real opportunity to retool the Philadelphia roster he inherited from Andy Reid. Kelly has a season under his belt. He had an opportunity to evaluate firsthand every player on the roster. He became intimately aware of every player's strengths and weaknesses, his work habits, his dedication, his attitude, his practice tendencies, his commitment to good nutrition and sleep habits.

Kelly now can make informed decisions on how a player fits, or doesn't fit, into his program, into his system and into his plans.

That is why the Eagles gave Riley Cooper a five-year, $25 million contract before Cooper hit free agency last month. Kelly liked Cooper's production. He liked his physicality. He liked that Cooper valued blocking. And he liked the accountability Cooper showed after he was caught on video using a racial slur at a Kenny Chesney concert last summer.

Cooper fit. Jackson did not.

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