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Join Enchanted Circle Theater and The Trustees at the William Cullen Bryant Homestead in Cummington for a unique living history experience! A Fiery and Still Voice: William Cullen Bryant at Home is a site-based history play where past and present converge to bring the Homestead to life! This is a play about love, passion and social justice. Performances are at 11am, 12pm and 1pm on Saturday, July 30th rain or shine. Please wear comfortable walking shoes as the audience travels through several rooms in the house as well as outdoors. Nineteen shows are scheduled throughout the summer and early fall. Tickets are limited, so be sure to reserve in advance at www.thetrustees.org.
Connecticut Trolley Museum will hold a Fire Truck Show on Saturday, July 30th. This is your opportunity to get up close and personal with all aspects of the firefighting industry including over twenty fire trucks to view. During your visit you will also learn more about the Fire Truck Museum collection along with local Fire Departments equipment & vehicles. Don't miss your opportunity to sit in a real fire trucks, try on fireman's turnout gear, watch fire hose demonstrations, maneuver through a kid's maze using a fire hose and take home a souvenir fire hat. For the convenience of all, food and refreshments will be available for purchase. CTM is located in East Windsor, CT. For more info visit ct-trolley.org or call 860-627-6540.
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Enjoy an hour of free kid-friendly fun with your lunch this August at River Valley Co-Op in Northampton on their deck from 11am-12noon from different local organizations and performers, including: Bugs, Birds & Beasts with musician and storyteller Tim Van Egmond on Aug 3; Cats & Dogs: Sing-Along Songs & Stories with puppeteer Anna Sobel from Talking Hands Theatre on Aug 10; Live animals on Aug 17 with Kelly More from North King Animal Clinic, Aug 24 with Lori Swanson from Dakin Pioneer Valley Humane Society, and Aug 31 with Northampton Animal Control Officer, Shayla Howe. Stop by, grab your favorite lunch from the deli and come out to their deck for a delightful hour of music, art, literature, history or nature. 330 North King Street.
Starting at 18 months at the Montessori School of Northampton: The Montessori School of Northampton is pleased to announce that it is now enrolling toddlers beginning at 18 months of age for fall 2016. The school offers full or half day programs with schedules available for as little as two or as many as five days per week. Small class size, a Montessori-trained toddler teacher, and a beautifully prepared child-centered environment make MSN the perfect place for your toddler to experience independence while engaging in enriching activities including self-care, singing, creative movement, cooking, and outdoor play. For more information, call 413-586-4538 or visit northamptonmontessori.org
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Celebrate the eighth Harry Potter book with a Hogwarts Reunion and Midnight Book Release Party at Odyssey Bookshop, 9 College St, South Hadley, MA! On Saturday, July 30th, at 10pm, The Odyssey Bookshop, seller of fine wizarding books and wares, is delighted to welcome all wizard- and muggle-folk for a special reunion and Midnight celebration of the latest book about the life of one of Hogwarts's most famous alumnus, Harry Potter class of '98! Enjoy participating in a costume contest, browse wands at Ollivander's, pose at the photobooth, sample some of Harry's birthday cake (he's turning 36), and much more! RSVPs are required! Visit http://bit.ly/1sJ8fDb to register, preorder the book, and view an activity list!
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Peter Pan! How, you may ask, how is everyone going to fly? Have no fear! This is PaintBox Theatre, where imaginations thrive. In fact, in our version the entire audience gets to fly. PaintBox favorite Troy Mercier (Zorro, Tarzan, and Roscoe, the dog) IS Peter Pan and Connor Paradis (last season's Jim Hawkins) has reluctantly agreed to play Tiger Lily. This is going to be a rollicking good time. Performances are Fri. August 5, 7pm, Sat.-Sun. August 6 and 7, 10:30am & 1pm at the Williston Theatre, 18 Payson Avenue, Easthampton. Tickets: $10 at the door or at BrownPaperTickets.com. Group discounts: call 413-923-7159. PaintBoxTheatre.com.
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Erock, Opposition to the toll road isn't based on the idea that the breaks will be ruined, but rather that building a toll road through San Onofre State Park is an ill-conceived plan that violates California's Coastal Act -' + '- a law which in part, regulates how shoreline areas can be developed.
The construction and operation of the road would likely lead to environmental damage, loss of habitat for endangered species, a potential degradation of water quality and the watershed, the loss of park camping, as well as the destruction of an 8,000+ year old village and sacred, burial grounds of the indigenous Acjachemen people.
One of the biggest gripes is that the TCA has not performed adequate environmental analysis or suggested alternative routes. The courts have agreed in the past that the proposed route through San Onofre State Park is the most environmentally destructive route.
Would a toll road ruin the waves? Maybe. A loss of the watershed could alter the migration of sand and cobblestones, forever changing the breaks, but understand that the cobblestones that make those breaks great are thousands of years in the making. Could that be undone overnight? I dunno, but water quality could definitely change rapidly. But nobody knows the real impacts because they haven't ever been studied at Trestles.
But Trestles isn't just about the wave, it's about the whole area -' + '- and there is NO doubt that the toll road would be destructive to the surrounding environment as well as the creatures that live there -' + '- and that's the argument that must be presented in court.
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Well, putting the valid aforementioned reasons aside, I am pretty anti-development. I mean, de we really need another road, anywhere? Definitely not one that will interfere with a world class wave and detrimentally impact the water quality and surrounding ecosystem. Unfortunately, I personally can't really do much from over here, but would be happy to sign a petition or send emails if that's an option.
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Surfrider Foundation. Buck up. Lots of talkers on this site, lets see some action.
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Save Trestles: Build More Breaks
Here's an idea: Save trestles by building more world class breaks and a highway further inland through Camp Pendleton. The water is beautiful in the area but the breaks are so crowded its not worth the paddle and risk of taking a board to the skull. (I speak from prior experience and have the permanent scar to prove it).
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I bet that shoulder hopper looks left next time...
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Actually he'll probably rationalize it as "I better not look left or those flying fins will hit me in the face instead of my back."
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Save Ruggles. Think global, Act local. Oh wait...
\nIt can be done! More to the point, can be done quickly! If you californians stopped having so many meetings and holding hands and voting-to-see-if-you-should-vote-on-something and making sure everyone's feelings weren't hurt the issue would be ov-ah. If I were you, ZaG, I'd find me some biologist who isnt above a bribe and just have him say there is some endangered plankton there and a rare minute, large clawed, purple crab's habitat is being destroyed. If all esle fails, hack a San Diegan reps computer and blackmail. But my god.... this has dragged on for so long there is a second generation of surfers who are fighting to save trestles. Is this just an elaborate hoax?
\nAlso - while I am on a bit of a rant against Californians - STOP SENDING YOUR F&CKING JUICE PRODUCTS TO THE EAST COAST!!!! HOW MANY DIFFERENT MANGO DRINKS DOES A MAN NEED TO CHOOSE FROM?????? AND WHO THE HELL DRINKS POMEGRANTE JUCIE?????????? YOUR F*CKING YOGA HAS ALREADY TAKEN OVER! STOP WITH THE JUICE DRINKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Save Trestles - June 19 San Diego Regional Water Quality Board meeting Toll Rd SR-241
San Onofre State Beach/Trestles is being threatened again, and we need your help!
On Wednesday, June 19 the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board is expected to make a decision regarding the Transportation Corridor Agencies' (TCA) permit to build the first "segment" of the SR-241 toll road extension. We can't let that happen.
Can you attend the meeting in San Diego at 1:00 p.m. to demonstrate opposition to the toll road? Your presence and public comment can make a big difference.
WHAT: Water Quality Control Board Meeting regarding TCA's permit for first 5 miles of road.
WHEN: Wednesday, June 19 @ 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Water Quality Control Board Meeting Room: 9174 Sky Park Court, San Diego, CA 92123
Since 2011 -- three years after the California Coastal Commission and the Bush Administration shot down the proposed extension of SR-241 through San Onofre State Beach -- the TCA has been proposing to build the remainder of the road in "segments" - five miles at a time. "Segmenting" is illegal under state and federal law. Not only does TCA's plan circumvent important laws, this approach makes absolutely no planning sense as it will create a "cul-de-sac of traffic" for San Juan Capistrano, and would end at a road that is not even built yet. More recently, the TCA held a "special meeting" to approve plans for the "Tesoro Extension," the first five miles of the 241 Toll Road extension, without any public workshops or sufficient public notice.
So can you help stop this plan in its tracks by attending the meeting on June 19?
The Save San Onofre Coalition has resurrected the California Environmental Quality Act lawsuit that challenged the original 16-mile proposal in 2006, bringing the fight to Save Trestles back into the courtroom.
Please join this group and fellow park lovers in San Diego on June 19 and take a stand for San Onofre State Beach/Trestles.
Thanks for supporting state parks!
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Cardinal Seán O'Malley announced Thursday that he has appointed the Most Rev. Robert F. Hennessey, a former vicar at churches in Hanson, Plymouth and Needham, as auxiliary bishop for the Merrimack region of the Archdiocese of Boston.
The appointment is effective March 9, 2014. Bishop Hennessey currently serves as auxiliary bishop for the Central region.
Bishop Hennessey was ordained in 1978 and became an auxiliary bishop of Boston in 2006. He has also served as pastor of Most Holy Redeemer in East Boston from 1994 to 2006 and as parochial vicar at St. Joseph in Hanson from 1978 to 1981, St. Peter in Plymouth from 1981 to 1982 and St. Joseph in Needham from 1983 to 1986. While at Most Holy Redeemer, he served as administrator at Our Lady of the Airways Chapel at Logan Airport and at Our Lady of the Assumption in East Boston.
He studied at Moreau Seminary at Notre Dame, Indiana and served in the Missionary Society of St. James the Apostle, founded by Cardinal Cushing as an international organization of diocesan missionary priests to serve the Church in Latin America.
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Continuing on from my scarf organisation post, I have also been obsessed with keeping my wardrobe neat and tidy (I've just reread that last part and I sound like a maniac). Jokes aside, I just find it so much less stressful finding clothes to wear, when a simple structure is used.
First of all I use clothes hangers which are all one shape and size. This means that everything hangs evenly and symmetrically. Velvet covered hangers mean that nothing slides around or falls off constantly which means less stress!
I also have a vague colour coordinated system combined with item type, such as black knitwear. This makes it easier to locate certain things in a hurry, and it also looks nice.
A lot of us have been taking advantage of the sales currently, which means our drawers and wardrobes are quickly filling up. I have a one in, one out system, where I will replace one tired item with a better quality/newer equivalent, or swop a new item with something I no longer wear. I always let my mum have first refusal of the things I get rid of, and then it trickles down to the car boot pile and then a charity shop if it doesn't sell. Never just throw your things in the bin, even charities can make money from rag bags and scraps of material.
You could also try a swapping party with your friends, where you each bring one garment which is too good to give to charity but you no longer wear, and come home with someone else's unloved item. I've heard examples where this has really worked well, but I personally think it could be difficult for everyone to go home happy. You would also have to make sure everyone was of a similar size, or that could also be awkward.
Sometimes when I own a garment I am bored with or no longer love, it can be fun to customise them. You could add a Peter Pan collar to an old top, or add some crochet patches to fill in a holey jumper. Or be more adventurous and start chopping sleeves off tops and skirts off dresses (which is my gran's favourite thing to do) for me this can often go horribly wrong so I normally ask my mum to sew things for me if I am particularly attached to it.
Buy pieces which will last you and are timeless. At school I used to buy quantity over quality, if there was a sale I would often buy things I wasn't even 100% in love with, just so that I had options for mufti days and the weekend! I would normally shop in places such as Primark or New Look, because they were friendly prices for my purse. Now I always shop for good quality brands, normally in their sales or eBay so that I'm not spending as much on them. I choose things which can be worn in a multiple of different ways, and choose pieces which will wear and wash well. Currently my three favourite brands are Zara, Topshop and Warehouse.
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Gov. Pat McCrory ordered all North Carolina state flags to be flown at half-staff today in honor of former N.C. Insurance Commissioner John Ingram who passed away Sunday. Flags will be flown at half-staff beginning immediately until sunset January 9, 2013 which is the day of the service, according to a news release from the state department of administration.
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Speaking at the Trees on Farms workshop at Pleasant Point on
April 30, Mr Thompson said native species could be used in
shelter belts and riparian plantings, for soil stability in
creeks and steep areas, for biodiversity, and for aesthetic
''They look natural and they're there forever.''
Six years ago, concerned by the neglect of native vegetation
on farmland, Mr Thompson became a full-time horticulturist
and started a native nursery.
''All the work is in the first few years, then they manage
and perpetuate themselves,'' he said of native plants.
''They do well in Canterbury under irrigation. Centre pivots
provide a great opportunity.''
Flaxes, coprosmas and pittosporums could be planted to
provide shelter without interfering with irrigation.
Pittosporums would probably need to be trimmed every four to
five years.
In shelter belts, natives were almost as quick to establish
as introduced species, especially in South Canterbury, Mr
Thompson said.
''They do well in wetter areas. They don't fall over.''
Before planting, it was important to get the fencing right,
he said. He saw ''a lot of poor decisions about where
fencelines go'', sometimes leading to runoff straight into a
Fences should allow room for vegetation buffer zones.
''Some fencing just hugs the creek. There's no room for trees
for shading.''
Trees that shaded the water could help improve stream health.
Preparation of the planting site was also important, Mr
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vegetation that could hinder native species' growth.
Rank grass, twitch and heavy weeds often needed a double
spray before planting. He mostly used glyphosate, which was
most effective on twitch.
''Sometimes it takes me almost a year to get rid of twitch.''
Farmers should order their plants early.
''There can be a big run on certain plants some years.''
Mr Thompson said he tended to get the biggest plants he
could, so they were easily visible when spraying and would
grow more readily and evenly.
''I operate on a 90% to 95% success rate. I can't afford
failures. My aim in the first year is to have them weed-free.
That might involve three sprays. I can basically leave them
after that.''
When planting, there should be no potting mix showing above
the ground, he said.
He usually spaced the plants 1.5m to 2m apart. The closer
they were, the more readily they smothered grass, but that
could be a lot more expensive than wider spacing.
''Sometimes groups of plantings are better than big blocks.
With natives, they look natural.''
Bigger species such as miro, totara and kahikatea could work
well among plantings, Mr Thompson said.
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#RoadTrip : Now where?
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Wellington! South coast.ReplyDelete
On a roadside.ReplyDelete
- Mark D21 Oct 2012, 15:20:00
Yes, I'm guessing about Owhiro Bay looking around past Red Rocks towards Devil's gate.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 Oct 2012, 17:21:00
Moa Point, WellingtonReplyDelete
Dave Mann
Between Island Bay and Owhiro Bay, looking towards Owhiro Bay.ReplyDelete
- SBeast21 Oct 2012, 19:41:00
Houghton bay.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous22 Oct 2012, 21:25:00
I still reckon Moa Point (fairly near the airport runway with Lyall Bay to the right...... OK, where was it?ReplyDelete
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Outside The Bach Cafe on Welly's south coast , looking towards South Island and Cook Strait ferry.ReplyDelete
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Among the world's 70,000 Red Hatters, one from Houma stands out.
You might call Linda Knight Theriot the top hatter.
She is the recipient of the international social club's first-ever Red Hatter of the Year award.
Theriot, 63, is president, or queen, of the local Red Hat Jambalaya Mamas chapter.
Theriot, or Queen Too Too as she is known to fellow Red Hatters, said she was shocked when her name was called for the award at the club's annual international convention, "The Big Easy Bash," held Aug. 18-20 in New Orleans.
"Winning it was ... exciting," she said. "I was floored. It was great because it set a precedent."
Red Hat Society members submitted names for the honor, which were then voted on by the club's membership around the world.
Theriot said while there weren't any criteria for the honor, she credits her winning to her work promoting the Red Hat Society by participating in the organization's online blogs, or conversation threads.
She said she has answered more than 8,000 questions through the online thread, open to all chapter queens.
Theriot said she also embraced the use of social media and Facebook to promote Red Hat living. She said she has friended more than 5,000 members worldwide, which helped her gain attention.
"Linda Knight Theriot, fondly known to all as Queen Too Too of the Red Hat Jambalaya Mamas in Houma, is hereby conspicuously recognized by the society for exhibiting excellence beyond measure in her ability to befriend and mentor every Red Hatter she meets," reads a proclamation signed by society founder Sue Ellen Cooper and CEO Debra Granich. "Linda criss-crosses our hearts and heads as she weaves the fabric of our sisterhood into a visual display of fun and friendship."
Red Hat Societies offer women over 50 a chance to socialize and hold annual get-togethers in lavish attire, including the extravagant headwear that inspires the group's name.
"It's very exciting, and she was unanimously chosen," Granich said. "It is a big honor. She is a remarkable woman who has a heart of gold and has the commitment and love for the society and her Red Hat sisters."
The society, which grew from the original chapter formed in Florida by Cooper in 1998, now has nearly 40,000 chapters in 29 countries.
Theriot said she became involved in 2004, when she realized after years of happily taking care of a bed-ridden family member that she needed to do something fun with her daughter once a month.
"It provides something our husbands can't give us," Theriot said. "This provides a lot of friendship through talking with people from all over the world."
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Theriot, who has 43 members in her chapter, said she participates in group activities eight times a month. She said she has no plans of slowing down and looks forward to spending time with her chapter members and her daughter, April Thibodeaux. Thibodeaux is member of the Pink Hatters, an associated group for women under 50.
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Patrons of the Harris-Elmore Public Library and its branch in Genoa are being asked to voice their opinion on what services they'd like to see offered.
The library is conducting a community survey to evaluate its services and facilities and is planning to form focus groups at both facilities,
"We want to make sure we're doing things our users want from us," Amy Laity, director of the library, said. "With more electronic resources available we want to make sure we're keeping up with demand for that."
The survey, which is available at both sites and online at the library website and was an insert in the June 1 edition of The Press, will be conducted until the end of June.
The Ohio EPA has begun a water quality study of select Maumee River basin tributaries in several counties, including Wood County.
The Maumee River basin, one of the largest watersheds in Ohio, has dozens of smaller streams draining thousands of square miles of land in northwest Ohio.
The Ohio EPA is collecting water samples, fish and macroinvertebrate species through October. The physical, biological and chemical data will help determine water quality in the streams and identify any problem areas. Ohio EPA will share its results in a report with communities in the watershed. The study will help develop options for improving water quality in the impaired areas.
Dina Pierce, media coordinator with the Ohio EPA, told The Press last week that the study is part of routine sampling the agency conducts in select watersheds around the state each year.
East Toledo residents told police they could hear shots fired near East Broadway and Starr and at the Charles F. Weiler Homes on Fassett Street — two areas considered hot spots for crime.
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Not the fact that residents heard shots fired, but Toledo police want residents to be the eyes and ears of the community in a new community policing strategy. To do so, police need as much information as possible about what is going on.
"You report to us what is going on in the neighborhood and we'll use our resources to be able to handle it," said Sgt. Patricia Gomez.
Residents are responding. It is happening at a rate so alarming that Captain Tom Weigand estimates 250,000 911 calls are going to the Toledo call center every year.
Oregon City Council last week approved a contract with Performance Pipeline for Phase 3 of the Sanitary Sewer project.
Performance Pipeline, of Ottawa, Illinois, had the lowest and best bid of $1.9 million. Three of four contractors who bid on the project were located outside of Ohio, according to Public Service Director Paul Roman.
Phase 3 includes the rehabilitation of mainline and lateral sanitary sewers in the Euclid Park, Old Eastmoreland, and Valley Park areas.
The contractor received a good reference from the Northwestern Water & Sewer District for sewer lining work they had done in Walbridge, according to Roman.
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Timothy McCarthy, an attorney with a Toledo law firm retained by the board, in a June 5 email to Thomas Stierwalt, county prosecutor, states the prosecutor's interpretation of state statutes covering board appointments is flawed.
"A board of education has a window of opportunity that opens 10 days after a vacancy occurs and closes 30 days after a vacancy occurs in which it may select a successor to fill a vacancy," the email says. "That successor can be selected in the "next regular" meeting of the board of education or in a "special" meeting of the board. If the board of education is unable to agree, by a majority vote, upon a successor during that time, the decision defaults to the probate court."
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Congressional efforts to crack down on tax evasion by imposing withholding and reporting rules are faltering as businesses complain of compliance costs.
The U.S. Senate is moving this week to repeal a 2006 rule that requires governments to withhold 3 percent of payments to contractors. In April, President Barack Obama signed a law scrapping a provision of the 2010 health-care measure that sought to curb underreporting of income by compelling businesses to report more transactions to the Internal Revenue Service.
Also, the IRS has agreed to delay implementing a law mandating overseas banks to withhold from some U.S. customers and a separate law requiring companies that process and settle credit-card transactions to report payment amounts to the U.S.
"This has absolutely been difficult to put together," said Elizabeth Dold, a principal at Groom Law Group Chartered in Washington and chairwoman of the IRS's information-reporting advisory committee. "Withholding is a powerful tool to close the tax gap, but it comes with a price, and that price is paid by the reporting community, which has to come up with the systems to do this."
Each of these measures addresses the so-called tax gap, which is the difference between U.S. taxes owed and those collected. That gap is estimated to be as much as $537 billion a year, according to soon-to-be-released research by Jacksonville University finance professor Richard Cebula and Edgar Feige of the University of Wisconsin.
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The contractor withholding requirement was enacted when Republicans controlled Congress and the White House. The party is now the loudest voice in opposing the rule, calling it a costly and burdensome intrusion for businesses.
"All the mandate will do is take more money out of our economy at a time when, quite frankly, we can least afford it," Republican Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts said in his party's weekly radio address on Nov. 5. "As a result, businesses will have less money to hire and pay new workers."
The Senate voted 94-1 yesterday to advance a bill repealing the contractor withholding requirement. Democrats in the chamber plan to add a provision to the legislation that would give companies tax credits to encourage hiring unemployed veterans.
A final Senate vote on the repeal measure hasn't been scheduled. The House of Representatives passed the repeal measure, without the veterans amendment, on Oct. 27. It would have to vote again on the legislation if the Senate changes it.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has led the business lobbying fight against the government contractor and health-care rules. The Electronic Transactions Association has warned of the complexities of the credit card measure, including the difficulty of verifying and matching identification numbers.
When he headed the Senate Finance Committee between 2003 and 2007, Charles Grassley, an Iowa Republican, led efforts to close the tax gap through laws such as the 3 percent contractor withholding requirement. Dean Zerbe, his former tax counsel, said making the withholding requirements work has been more difficult than he anticipated.
"It was oversold what we could accomplish," said Zerbe, now the national managing director in Washington for AlliantGroup, a tax consulting firm.
Barely a Dent
Representative Richard Neal, a Massachusetts Democrat who sits on the House Ways and Means Committee, said these measures haven't worked because they barely make a dent in the tax gap.
"The problem is none of them really raise a lot of revenue," he said.
The overseas bank rule, known as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, would generate $8.7 billion over 10 years, according to the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation. The credit-card reporting rule would lead to $9.5 billion in federal revenue over a decade.
Withholding and reporting rules are seen as the most direct way to improve compliance with tax laws, said Feige, the University of Wisconsin professor. If the IRS has more information about businesses or individual taxpayers, it can do a better job of tracking down tax evaders.
"The two things that do seem to have a major impact on proper reporting are direct withholdings -- wages and salaries - - and information reporting," Feige said. "It's in the categories where you have neither withholding nor information reporting that you have major sources of unreported income."
Possible Policies
As Congress backs away from withholding requirements to attack the tax gap, lawmakers haven't decided what policies should take their place. Neal said the U.S. should be more aggressive toward offshore tax havens such as Bermuda. Grassley said lawmakers should focus more on lowering tax rates.
"The higher the marginal tax rate, the more cheating you get and the more legal loopholes you have," he said.
Cebula, the Jacksonville University professor, said lawmakers must regain the public's trust in the tax system before the gap can be narrowed.
"If people feel there's fairness in the tax system, they're more willing to be honest," he said.


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When choosing an outpatient facility, consider:
- The reputation and quality of the center. What do you know about the care offered by the facility? Learning about the particular center before the procedure may prevent you from receiving poor care. For more information about finding out the quality of an outpatient facility, see the Quality of Outpatient Services section of this topic.
- The center's ability to access emergency equipment. Does the center have all of the possible equipment and knowledge it needs to treat you in case of an emergency during your procedure, test, or surgery-such as problems with anesthesia during surgery or your newborn needing intensive care after delivery? If you have other health conditions, you may be at higher risk for needing emergency care.
- The center's connection to a major hospital, in case you need emergency care, and how far away the hospital is.
- The center's level of follow-up care. Find out if the center offers follow-up care or designates someone to care for you after the procedure, surgery, or test-even after the center is closed. Will you receive clear, written instructions on how to care for yourself after your visit? Follow-up care can be an important part of appropriate health care.
- The center's location. Is the facility close enough that if you need to return for additional care, you can get there without too much inconvenience? Is there a center located closer to you that offers the same service?
- The type of communication that will be available to your doctor. Will the facility send all test results and reports to your doctor? If a center does not communicate well, it will be a struggle to get helpful information to your doctor. Talk with your doctor and others who have used the center to find out whether the staff will communicate well with you and your doctor.
- Your insurance coverage. Does your health plan provide coverage for the outpatient service center? If the center is not covered, you risk having to pay more for the services.
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Hey, nitwit! Alibi Spring Crawl 2004 is this Saturday, April 24. Have you purchased your wristband yet? ... Not only are we presenting our 10th Crawl on Saturday, we're sponsoring the return of Stacey Earle and Mark Stuart at the Outpost Performance Space. If you plan to attend that 8 p.m. show, you'll still have plenty of time to enjoy even more great live music at Spring Crawl. Call the Outpost at 268-0044 for more info. ... Some other noteworthy events this week: DJ Shadow and Blackalicious are scheduled to invade the Sunshine Theater for a dreamy little festival on Monday, April 26. ... Singer-songwriter Bonnie Bailiff will perform on Sunday, April 25 from 1-3 p.m. at Maison and The' at 821 Canyon Road in Santa Fe. ... On Monday night, April 26, the T-Lords Softball Club, which represents Downtown's bar and band scene and should actually be called either the Bad News Beers or the League of Extraordinarily Hungover Gentlemen, will lose their final two games of the Spring 2004 season. If you enjoy reruns of "The Keystone Cops" episodes, you're gonna love the T-Lords! ... Up and coming acoustic duo Seth and Jacob have just released their debut CD, Lick Your Mind, on Santa Fe's Frogville label. Visit www.sethandjacob.com or www.frogville.com for details on where you can pick up a copy. Having seen the duo perform at Stella Blue and being a fan of the acoustic music scene, I can honestly recommend checking them out live. ... Posthumous congratulations to bluegrass trio Mary and Mars on their appearance at South By Southwest last month. I wasn't aware they'd secured a slot until I got to Austin. Sorry, lady and gentlemen.
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Tuba maestro Mark Weaver has long been one of Albuquerque's most prolific and unpredictable musicians. Over the years, Weaver has involved himself in such disparate projects as the Doo Rag-ish Selsun Blue (a.k.a. the Selsuns) to California-based trumpeter Jeff Kaiser's 18-piece improvisational ensemble, Ockodektet. Tonight, though, Weaver will perform with a Los Angeles-based quartet he leads called Brassum, that includes Dan Clucas (cornet, flute), Michael Vlatkovich (trombone) and percussionist Harris Eisenstadt.
Weaver penned all nine tracks on last year's Brassum recording, Warning Lights (Plutonium); compositions that run the gamut between (almost) traditional brass band tunes ("Minus," "Movie"), the nearly atonal clang of a steel mill ("Seven Enchiladas") and sparse loneliness ("Elements"). And while some of the music here, presumably the boundary crossing solos by Weaver and his brothers in brass, is admittedly improvised, there's a structural quality within Weaver's compositions—and fleshed out by Eisenstadt with frightening precision—that adds a sort of post-bop, avant-garde feel without straying too far out in left field.
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Friday, April 23; El Rey Theatre/Golden West Saloon (12 and over, 8 p.m.): In celebration and appreciation of all things Native American, native New Mexican and Southwestern, Red Earth presents its annual Electric 49. This year's gathering continues the seven-year tradition of being one of Albuquerque's best native festivals—boasting music by the most home-grown and treasured musicians from in and around the state.
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205 W Granger Ave Ste B
Modesto, CA 95350
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Modesto, CA 95350
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1441 Florida Ave
Modesto, California 95350
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1700 Coffee Rd
Modesto, California 95355
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1421 Oakdale Rd
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1501 Claus Rd
Modesto, California 95355
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350 S Oak Ave
Modesto, California 95361
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825 Delbon Ave
Modesto, California 95382
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Modesto, California 95336
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Modesto, California 95337
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500 W Hospital Rd
Modesto, California 95231
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1420 N Tracy Blvd
Modesto, California 95376
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Modesto, California 95202
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Modesto, California 95203
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1800 N California St
Modesto, California 95204
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Shakers provides a fun opportunity for employee groups to learn how to cooperate, communicate and trust each other. Your team will travel in groups through diffMore
$5 mil. - $10 mil.in Revenue
20 - 50EmployeesContact people at this company
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