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The first thing to know is that you're not the first person to be in this situation. Next, not only are there federal taxes, there are also state tax issues and there may be several states involved.
Here is the process.
Federal taxes.
Call the IRS at 800.829.1040. Once they take your call, they will go through a disclosure process to insure they only give your information to you. The agent will review your account with you and advise what year's tax returns need to be filed. They will communicate all the wage and income statements to you by US mail or to a dedicated facsimile number. They will read you the "riot act" about timely filing and payment of taxes and proper withholding. You will come to an acceptable time frame in which to prepare and file the delinquent returns.
It must be noted here that if the IRS has already levied your accounts or garnished your income, only by filing all delinquent returns will the IRS consider releasing levies and garnishments. A point of law – in spite of all the rumors and schemes concerning the filing of taxes at all, the law states that a return must be filed for each year when filing requirements are met – usually based on amount and type of income, marital status and a few other conditions. The law further states that no tax is due unless duly calculated taking full advantage of all legitimate and appropriate adjustments, expenses, credits, allowances and deductions and any other tax favor applicable for the appropriate year.
From this point the applicable year's tax returns need to be prepared and filed. Once the IRS accepts them, they will process the returns and either issue a refund of over paid taxes for the last 3 years or issue account balance due notices. If you owe for a prior year and you have an overpayment in any of the immediate 3 years that overpayment will be offset to the most delinquent account. Now, you can pay the balance or enter an installment agreement. Other settlement options are offer in compromise or uncollected status. If you enter an installment agreement, your payments will be applied in the following manner – tax, penalty then interest. At some point the penalty will cap out. The interest will continue to accrue. The Installment Agreement monthly notices will show a breakdown of the balance due. Do not be alarmed; what you are reading is the accumulated balance not an added balance.
State taxes.
But now you have to deal with the states. Now you need to secure the W-2 and other documents that may indicate state withholding. The hope is you still have the original applicable documents. If not, the Wage and Income report will have names and addresses of your previous employers. You can use that to call them and ask for a duplicate W-2 or 1099 series document. Finally, you can contact the Social Security Administration. For a fee, they will provide you a copy or report of the entire W-2 record for the specific year you request.
As you had the federal returns prepared now you must prepare and file the state returns. It is HIGHLY recommended that if you owe the state you find a way to pay the account in full as soon as possible. The states are not as forgiving as the IRS. The will levy a lot sooner than the IRS for a lot less money.
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Advice for New Moms: Emily A. Clark
36 comments:
- Tiffanie said...
Great post! Thanks you two for sharing. Off to return that wipe warmer...
- November 9, 2010 at 7:07 AM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
I just have to laugh about the wipe warmer. My dearest friend used one and couldn't believe I didn't. Each to their own, I just was laughing (to myself) about the standard this set for the future and couldn't go there!
Great tips Emily! And Averill, how are you feeling?
- November 9, 2010 at 7:21 AM
- Christy said...
Totally awesome advice! I second the idea of NOT inviting people over until you're settled in at home. Have your mom over, and people who can see you at your worst. Wait for the rest! The baby won't mind, and you'll be sooo glad you did! Fabulous advice all around in this one, Averill!
- November 9, 2010 at 7:29 AM
- Jenny at LGN said...
I second all of this advice!! Great post, Averill and Emily!!
- November 9, 2010 at 7:42 AM
- Karena said...
How wonderful, I know Averill will appreciate your tips! They are great I loved your story about the baby wipes warmer!!
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- November 9, 2010 at 7:53 AM
- Chassity (Look Linger Love) said...
Great post Emily. I can relate to so much of this. My baby turns 1 tomorrow, but even i learned something! I need to try that sippy cup!
- November 9, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- Anonymous said...
About the wipes: yes it can dry up but all you do to avoid that is pour 1/2 cup of water over it and you are good to go! Of course, you don't *need* it but if you live in a cold place like I do then they are nice I'm assuming for the baby
- November 9, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Courtney {a thoughtful place} said...
Fantastic advice {glad we are not the only ones who used the ottoman at times}. I was cracking up when I read, "No generic wipe . . " I was thinking, oh boy, that's all we used! Good luck and enjoy the magical time. I like Emily's advice of retreating into your own little family for a while. You'll never get that time back and it will make life so much easier.
- November 9, 2010 at 8:39 AM
- Natalie said...
Just found your blog thru Emily and I love it! Totally agree with all of Emily's choices! My baby is 8 months now, Im definatley going to try out that sippy cup! I never used the wipe warmer, and as for diapers the Costco brand id great and a great deal! Just signed up to be your newest follower:)
- November 9, 2010 at 8:41 AM
- That one girl said...
Yeah, the wipe warmers are stupid. We also barely used our bassinet. Save $150 or more and just use the pack and play with a bassinet option. We however, LOVE the changing table. It's grand central station around here. Babies are sooo fun, congrats!!!
- November 9, 2010 at 9:47 AM
- Cassie {Hi Sugarplum!} said...
Great post and advice...as a mother of 2, I second everything Emily said!
- November 9, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- coolkids said...
great post! fun2bkids.blogspot.com
- November 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- KJJ Houston said...
Yep I agree on it all!
- November 9, 2010 at 10:40 AM
- KJJ Houston said...
but I still use name brand diapers :)
- November 9, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- Erin @ Domestic Adventure said...
Such great advice, Emily! I'm glad to see I've managed to avoid some if the "not necessary" items you've mentioned!
- November 9, 2010 at 10:42 AM
- Katherine @ Grass Stains said...
I agree 100% with everything! The wipe warmer, especially ... AND it sometimes lightly shocked me when I would grab a wipe. FAIL.
The one thing about diapers is that they are individual to the baby a lot of times. We used the Wal-Mart house brand with our first, but our second and third leaked out of them all the time. They also leaked out of Luvs and Huggies, so eventually we wound our way around to Pampers. I'd definitely try the store brand first, but keep trying until you find one that works for your baby's thighs. ;)
- November 9, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Ari- Audrey Onassis said...
This is wonderful advice! I'm several years from parenthood, but I'll be sure to remember Emily's great advice.
Good luck, Averill!
- November 9, 2010 at 10:53 AM
- Averill said...
It seems that diapers ALWAYS spark quite the debate! And just to throw another wrench in there, I'm actually thinking about using cloth diapers! I've been reading a lot about the potential benefits (earlier potty training, cost-savings, eco-friendly) and think I may give it a go.
Anyone else out there go with cloth?
- November 9, 2010 at 11:19 AM
- Connie @ SogniESorrisi said...
Sounds like great advice, Emily!
- November 9, 2010 at 12:46 PM
- Torey said...
Used regular diapers with my first two and am trying cloth with baby #3. So far so good. Got a great deal on brand new cloth diapers off ebay. . .seller is mayflower garden. Much cheaper than the name brand cloth like FuzziBunz. Anyway, I vote for cloth!
- November 9, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
I used cloth diapers with both my girls, almost exclusively with my first. The things that made it work for us was using a professional diaper service that laundered and delivered clean diapers, and cloth/velcro diaper covers. I had an inventory of about 5-6 covers in each size, and a friend and I passed them back and forth them as our children needed different sizes. After they were potty trained, they used them for their dolls!
- November 9, 2010 at 3:10 PM
- Kathysue said...
Very good advice from Emily. I love these post Averill, you are one smart expectant Mom to do this. Research , research!!! Hope you are feeling well and glowing!!! Kathysue
- November 9, 2010 at 5:33 PM
- Daniela said...
Should I make a banner for the post? I didn't, but I could give it a try....
- November 9, 2010 at 5:49 PM
- Amy Sue said...
I must recommend the Puj tub. I bought one for my second grandbaby and my daughter in law loves it! http://babybathtubs.com/
- November 9, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- Cristin said...
Loving her advice... I actually like the wipe warmer though :-)
And, yes don't invite the world over to see the new baby. You will be exhausted!
- November 9, 2010 at 9:10 PM
- Laura@JourneyChic said...
Great advice from Emily! I'm very glad I never got a wipe warmer (or bottle warmer, for that matter). We're all about room-temperature at our house, which makes it so much easier for travel. Good to know about generic diapers. We shell out the big $ for Pampers, but for wipes we use a wholesale club's brand. They're thinner, but work just fine - no diaper rash in our house!
- November 10, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Fran said...
I couldn't agree more with Emily's last piece of advice. And, I've used Costco (Kirkland) brand diapers & wipes and they were great. I usually got the coupons to go w/them so we could save on buying bulk.
- November 10, 2010 at 8:07 AM
- Dumbwit Tellher said...
Great advice & tips from Emily. With child #4, I worked @ the hospital where I gave birth. With each child labor & delivery became harder & with this one it was no picnic. I had co-workers that wanted to 'pop-up' to see me. I made a few enemies for saying no (but kindly). But, in the end, I did what was right for me. I worked full-time and was taking home a baby to now be a family of 6. I savored each & every second ALONE!
I hope your feeling good Averill? Glad I'm not the only hooked on House Hunters. If all the shows were HH International I'd be really happy!
Take much care!
- November 10, 2010 at 10:18 AM
- aemcneill said...
Hi Averill, I think you and your little one will both appreciate the wipe warmer! It doesn't really heat them so much, as it keeps them more moist than they would be in the package. As long as you add water to the container during each refill (usually 1x a wk), they will not dry out. As far as diapers, we tried kirkland, parent's choice and a few others, but my son did best in pampers. The 12hr pampers are great for when they start to sleep through the night. I agree with the sippy cup, they are good, but you may want to check and make sure you get BPA free.
- November 10, 2010 at 5:29 PM
- Rene said...
Wow does this ever bring back memories. I totally agree with Emily's last point about having company - at home or in the hospital. It's just too much.
- November 11, 2010 at 8:02 AM
- Anonymous said...
Oh such great advice here!
One of the most important things for me was to have a single bed in the baby's room. That was where I changed diapers, and would sleep in there many a night while nursing, or just to sleep! And then eventually, of course, it was her bed.
Also, have a nice, thick carpet in the room. Muffles the noise if you're trying to leave quietly (!) and makes a perfect impromptu nap area. My daughter ended up, at about age two, taking all her naps on the rug! We put a pillow down, blankie and stuffed animal: happiness!
- November 11, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- Megan {Honey We're Home} said...
Averill- congratulations! I'm a first time new mom so it was great for me to hear Emily's suggestions- she's got me seriously questioning the diapers I use . . .hmmm.
- November 11, 2010 at 10:22 PM
- Robyn said...
I'm over from Emily's blog. She is so right on just about everything. Babies don't know the difference between a warm wipe or not. They really don't care where they are changed. They just want to be changed. I never had a changing table. We just put one of the curved padded things on top of their dresser. It made it easier for my mother-in-law to change them. Most of the time I just changed them on the floor. Especially when they are moving around. If they are already on the floor, they can't fall off when they are wiggling.
Congratulations! Remember just to go with it. You won't damage them for life if everything isn't perfect. Oh, and have fun. They are only little for so long.
- November 12, 2010 at 2:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
We use target brand diapers here and they work great! We didn't switch to them until size 2, but we've never had any leak problems. I started out with pampers and my son would soak right through a brand new one so we switched to huggies supreme. I don't know how pampers didn't catch the tee-tee, but they didn't. I think it just depends on the baby's shape when they are little bitty, but once they start filling out the lesser expensive did the trick just fine. We do use huggies overnights for bed time though.
As for wipes, we use huggies. I tried generic and pampers and they were much too rthin for my liking buggies are by far the best on the market in my opinion.
And we never had a wipe warmer either. We also used a dresser as the changing table by just putting one of those changing pads on top
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- November 13, 2010 at 6:54 PM
- Sarah Klassen said...
What a wonderful post -- extremely helpful! I am going to send a link to a friend of mine who would also appreciate this...
- November 15, 2010 at 2:54 AM
- Anna said...
I was adamant that I would not use a change table when pregnant with my first (no idea why, I just decided they were completely unnecessary) but when I bought my cot off Ebay it came as part of a set. Fast forward 15 months and it is one of my most used pieces of furniture - more so than the cot!
For those mothers wanting the convenience of disposables but the more earth-friendly and lower chemical version I use Moltex nappies (they are from Germany - the carbon for the transport of them is offset on the packets I buy here in Australia) and I LOVE THEM. I have used them from day 1 and they have suited my daughter perfectly. She has never had any major rash or leakage problems. For people in the US I think Seventh Generation does something similar but we found those nappies weren't as good a fit and the brown colour put me off. They are dearer but I think my daughter and the planet are worth it!
Another thing I couldn't live without as a new parent; a mechanical swing. Not all babies need them, not all respond well to them but when you have a baby that refuses to sleep unless they are being held or rocked they are an absolute lifesaver in those first few months. My daughter spent her first 6 weeks of life either in someone's arms or in the swing. She absolutely refused to be put down otherwise and would scream herself hoarse.
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Paddy is a 5-year-old neutered male Kerry who recently lost his human dad and needs to be re-homed. Paddy is located in South Lake Tahoe, Ca. He is very friendly, loves to romp, play, and chase squirrels, does well with children and other dogs, (currently lives with two Airedales) and has never met a stranger (unless they have a camera).
Paddy takes a daily dose of Prednisone to keep food and water down. He tends to gulp his food and water too fast and occasionally will regurgitate, mostly the water. He is not registered and is current on all shots.
From: Marian Moses
Subject: Paddy Has A Home!
Date: December 22, 2009 7:34:56 AM PST
Paddy Has A Home!
After fostering Paddy in my home for two weeks, Saturday I drove him from Reno to Sacramento where he was introduced to his new mom, Jen Simms, and both his two-legged sister and four-legged sister Nuala, of the April Surprise Rescue. After a VERY enthusiastic greeting, and squeals of joy from his two-legged sister, and uneventful heinie sniff to and from his four-legged sister, the family continued on to their home in Vallejo, Ca.
I called Jenn on Sunday morning to see how Paddy faired on his first night with his new family. The family had been to the dog park where Paddy appeared to have played up a storm! His first night and morning in his new home was all I could have hoped for. He was doing very well with the child, the other Kerry, and the cat! His new mom was very pleased with the new addition to her family.
Paddy is a sweet little boy who gave me so much pleasure the two short weeks that I was privileged to have him in my home, it was hard to say goodbye, but man-oh-Manishevitz does it ever feel good to know that he has gone to a wonderful home!
Couch Potato Paddy in foster home.
Paddy during snow storm in Reno, NV
Paddy (right) at dog park in Reno, NV with foster brother, Ciaran
November 2009
Woohoo, breakfast in bed!
First meeting with new family in Sacramento, CA.
Paddy's four-legged sister Nuala (right) is "Hope" from the
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40 comments:
Happy New Year, Goro, Niko and Tamago!ReplyDelete
We never knew how to make a catloaf before, so thank you for sharing your recipe. :)
Thank you for sharing this very special recipe with us! We will have to get cooking right away! MOL!ReplyDelete
Goro - you make an adorable cat loaf by the way ;)
Happy New Year!!!
MOL! So that's how a catloaf is made! ;)ReplyDelete
Happy New Year to all of you!
he he - I am going to make one just like the model. How do we get it to have a personality tho?ReplyDelete
Yes please ! Just send that very cute catloaf over to me.ReplyDelete
Happy New Year to Goro and Niko.
cheers, parsnip and thehamish.
MOL! Most important is the last instruction, about humans serving the needs of the catloaf!ReplyDelete
Hahahahaha! Wonderful compilation! Happy new loaf year!ReplyDelete
MOL ...Me love this recipe !ReplyDelete
Happy New Year !!
Very Happy New Year to you. I love your post great recipe!ReplyDelete
That is some serious furmentation!ReplyDelete
We wish you a very happy new year too. あけましておめでとうございます!
Thank you for your nice comment about #1's hat in yesterday's pot. It is the hat from Ban'ei hore racing!
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Creative post, as always! Loved it!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic receipe. And clearly, you did it right cuz look what you got.ReplyDelete
Happy (late) New Year!ReplyDelete
Happy New Year everyone and happy cooking!!!ReplyDelete
Very cute indeed!ReplyDelete
Yummy Catloaf! Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
so THAT is where all the cats have been coming from..ReplyDelete
Engraçado, adorei!ReplyDelete
Feliz 2016!!
MOL! And mommy said it was the birds and the bees. What does SHE know anywayz???ReplyDelete
Sweet recipe and post! That fur-mentation process is furry powerful and creates an awesome end product! We bet Goro Catloaf is one of your two favorite recipes...have a wonderful week, dear friends!ReplyDelete
What a great catloaf this is, Tamago, thanks for sharing the recipe ! :-)ReplyDelete
Wishing you all the best in 2016 !
doodz...thiz bee de BEST recipe we haz seen...EVER !!!! we.... iz...... crackin.... UP :)ReplyDelete
and hay, a most sooper grate happee healthee total lee awesum new yeer two ewe all az well ♥♥♥♥
Your Mama is too funny and made our Mama laugh out loud! We loved how the "fur"mentation "rose". And we hope your needs were fully met Goro! It's not easy being a cat loaf!!;pReplyDelete
the critters in the cottage xo
Happy New Year sweet boys and momma and daddy! I love the four of you! Furry much.ReplyDelete
Dearest Tamago,ReplyDelete
What a lovely post with fun photos as usual!
Love the last one too; wish they could roam like that in a kind of dream world - well protected.
Sending you hugs,
That was funny but fun recipe. Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
What a clever recipe! We will try it, too:)ReplyDelete
That is one terrific cat loaf. We love how you raised right up. You all stay warm.ReplyDelete
Wow, mom bean had no idea it was so easy to make a cat loaf. She'll have to try that recipe, MOLReplyDelete
Happy New Year to efurrybody!
Sasha, Sami, & Saku
Nice cat loaf. Thank you for the kind words you left on my blog about the passing of Stinky.ReplyDelete
This is so cute and clever! Could you please mail me a kit for making a kitten? Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
awww that fur could make a lovely little kitty dollReplyDelete
retro rover
too darn cute!!ReplyDelete
You both having are wonderful post a lovely recipe YUM! Sushi very sinilar many fish for Happy New Years!ReplyDelete
Dearest Tamago-san;ReplyDelete
Belated Happy New Year and wishing you both and all of your family 'of course for your boys as well' healthy and bright 2016♪
You gave me warm smile after the long frustration(^^;) Yes, fur-mentation is very important process, isn't it :-) I LOVE the cute red car with your boys, very adorable picture♡♡♡
今日この冬初めての雪が降って寒いけれど, 少し楽しい気分ですp:-) boysもお二人も風邪をひかれませんように気を付けて下さいネ。
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OMG!!! This is hilarious! What a wonderful blog you have here. I'm a new follower. xxDReplyDelete
That is so funny and what an adorable catloaf you ended up with. We hope that sweet boy got a special dinner for allowing you to make a catloaf of him. lol Hugs and nose kisses all around from me, Pooh and ChancyReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2016 at 7:12 AM
Ha ha ha. So cute.ReplyDelete
Happy New Year to you all.
I am taking blog break but I'll be visiting with you often.
That is the BEST! We were like huh and then started laughing. Happy Mew Year to you all tooReplyDelete


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SANDY, Utah — The nickname possibilities are endless: Man of Steele, Jonny on the Spot, Dear John.
Regardless, Real Salt Lake's Jonny Steele's name will be mentioned more than once in the coming days after his stoppage-time strike gave RSL a 3-2 win over Toronto FC.
It was all very similar to what happened in Portland a few weeks back, when Steele came on as a second-half sub and scored a very late equalizer.
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"Maybe now he'll be the Super Sub," head coach Jason Kreis said in his postgame remarks. "I know that Jonny is going to want more minutes going forward and if he keeps contributing in that fashion then he'll get more consideration. I'm really pleased with his calmness on the ball to strike that and make sure he caught the frame."
The match-winning play actually owes a debt to Kreis' tactical shift: going with three in the back. The midfield pushed further up in search of more offense and the winner, and it is no surprise that three midfielders made the goal. Javier Morales started the play with a rainbow flick to himself over the head of a defender and then a marksman-like cross to Kyle Beckerman. Beckerman stretched to settle the ball and dropped it back for Steele to take the strike.
"I saw it coming across," explained Beckerman. "At first I'm thinking to try and take a trap and try and turn quick, and Jonny screamed. It happened so quickly. I just laid it off, and he did the rest."
Steele has now played in eight of the club's 10 matches so far, mostly as a late substitute. Still, his first few minutes on the pitch weren't so comfortable.
"I was struggling to breathe right there when I came in," Steele said. "I think it was the travelling and the altitude. Obviously it's hard. The first couple of touches I got, I gave the ball away so I was under pressure straight away, and I said, 'I have to do something here or I'm going to get taken off.' And I banged it in."
The goal, of course, doomed Toronto FC to a seventh straight loss, a record-tying streak to open a season. The TFC players felt they had enough chances to win the match, while Kreis clearly saw it the other way around.
"On a different night, I think we win that game handily," he said after the match. "I think on the other side of that, we could have lost that game, because we took a ton of risks at the end. Fortune favored the bold, I guess. When we're at home, we go for three points, and nothing less is acceptable."
The three points were important to RSL beyond just doing what is acceptable at home. They keep RSL tied on points with Western Conference leaders San Jose, who won earlier in the day. Real are behind on goal differential, plus the Earthquakes have two games in hand.
"It's good to get the three points, keeping us up with San Jose," Steele said. "It's a big three points for us."


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Clynelish 37 Year Old
70cl / 46%
TWE 10th Anniversary
- Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
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Clynelish 37 Year Old Reviews
Tasting Notes
Tasting notes by Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)
Old Clynelish enthusiast will love this very Ainslie-alike label but let's remember that the old 5 and 12 weren't (quite) from the same distillery.
Colour: pale gold.
Nose: oh yes. Not only the label hints at Old Clynelish, also the nose does. Supreme orangey waxiness with an admirable self-restraint (it's no straight-in-your-face fruity Clynelish). Honeycomb, dried papayas, touches of fruity olive oil, very ripe oranges, wax polish, hints of ginger tonic, hints of bananas and even a little rum, white cherries…In the background: rocks and linseed oil. It's all superb.
Mouth: a sin, with just the right amount of sweet spices. A giant fruit salad with a little paprika and ginger. Or some orange salad with a honey and olive oil sauce. Please call the anti-maltoporn brigade.
Finish: medium long, clean, a tad grassier and more tannic in the aftertaste but that's more than normal.
Comments: another winning 1972 Clynelish at drinking strength, maybe a little less spectacular than others but maybe also more elegant. But let me issue a warning: pour small drams to your friends or this bottle will become as empty as Paris Hilton in a flash. SGP:641 - 92 points.
Tasting Notes by WhiskyNotes' Ruben
Nose: beautiful start on beeswax and honey. Very fruity, with a basket of fresh tropical fruits (mango, pineapple) and more indigenous fruit (pear, peach, tangerine). Haribo bears. Lovely paraffin. Vanilla. Whiffs of oak spices to top it off (cinnamon and light pepper). A little olive oil and camphor. I don't like to use the word 'perfect' but this is close!
Mouth: a bit more resinous now. Still fruity (orange, peach) but less exhuberant. Some Turkish delight. Hints of smoke and dust. In the end it shows ginger and a slightly salty hint of liquorice.
Finish: very long and waxy with hints of orange skin and resinous dry oak.
Compared to the recent wave of 1982 Clynelish, this is oakier (of course), with more citrus and a more delicate profile. There have been some questions about the fact that it was diluted to 46% instead of earlier cask strength releases, but I can confirm that the end result is a good mix of complexity and drinkability. One to cherish!
Score: 92/100
Tasting Notes by Tim F
Nose: Classic old Clynelish, with wax (beeswax and candlewax) and honey. A slight whiff of brine and the faintest trace of smoke (really took time for me to find it); also citrus (orange marmalade, lemon curd) and other fruits (maybe some dried banana), marshmallow; spice (clove), dried ginger, faint pepperiness. These latter combine with hazelnuts and musty old books (and I mean that in a good way), underlining the oak influence.
Palate: The citrus flits through on a bed of creamy malt, then a big surge of honey and burgeoning spice as the oak moves in: powerful, 'old-fashioned' (as I think of it) dry oak, lifting the spices. Strong hints of ginger ale, becomes quite peppery, the old books are still there, but not much in the way of smoke. Delicate fruit, polished malt and powerful oak and spices – classic (for me) aged Highland whisky.
Finish: Medium-full length, warm, salty. Faint smoke, residual waxiness, lingering oakspice and brine. Becomes drying, as is natural for drams of this immense age.
Comment: a thrilling treat for fans of a nearly-extinct Highland style. Evokes one of those longhaired ginger cows chewing on a thistle, nodding along to the wail of a distressed bagpipe played by a man with mutton-chop sideburns. This is so old-fashioned that you can almost taste its kilt.
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Gents, thank you for your interest. The reason we have bottled this at 46% instead of cask strength is that it tasted better that way. I'm afraid I can't give you exact information on the cask type or total bottles, but it's around 200 bottles.
Please teach [email protected] strength or Addition of water??A what barrel or sherry cask or hogshead??BHow many total bottlings?
I love old Clynelish (and Brora)I guess this one is watered down - why??


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There are tears of joy and tears of exhaustion. Tears of a clown and crocodile tears. Tears caused by chopping onions and wild monkey tears of the most refined pain.
But, scientifically speaking, a tear is a tear is a tear, right?
Not quite.
Tears come in three types distinct types – basal, reflex and emotional – and they each serve unique functions.
Video: Why You Need a Good Cry
Here's a brief guide to the weeping eye:
Basal tears – Basal tears are being constantly produced by the eye. They form a thin layer over the iris that protects it from dirt, debris and corneal damage. When everything is functioning normally, basal tear production should go unnoticed, with the exception of adding it to your gratitude list. "Another day without an eye infection? Thanks, basal tears!"
Reflex tears – These are produced in much larger amounts than basal tears because their job is to wash away invaders, like foreign particles or chemical irritants. One of those pesky irritants is syn-propanethial-S-oxide, the chemical in onions that causes you to sob over the cutting board.
Do Elephants (and Other Animals) Cry?
Compositionally, reflex tears are distinct from basal tears. They contain special antibodies that help fight off microorganisms. They're also the type of tear that springs to the corners of the eyes when coughing hard, squinting in bright light, or, god forbid, hit with pepper spray.
Emotional tears – These are the tears you cry at the end of "Out of Africa" or the birth of your first child. They have a different chemical composition than the other two types of tears – they contain stress hormones and a natural painkiller – and experts think they help people return to a calmer, more stable state during times of intense sadness or happiness.
Emotional crying is also part of what makes us human. No other species appears to shed anguished tears or to cry in response to a sublime work of art. This type of weeping may have evolved as a way to signal distress to others without attracting predators.
Tear Drinkers Love When Animals Cry
But never mind all that. Let's get to the real question: do crocodiles really cry? Yep, but not the tears of faux remorse they're said to shed.
"Crocodiles appear to produce tears all the time," reptile expert Adam Britton told National Geographic. "Their function is - like our own tears - to lubricate the eye. This may be even more relevant for crocodiles because they have a third eyelid."
Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik waves while participating in the KMD Ironman Copenhagen 2013 triathlon in Copenhagen on Aug. 18, 2013.


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I'm definitely coming up against the problem of finding time both to declutter and write about it!
In the last few days I have been collecting together make-up that I don't use (usually because it was a free sample and the wrong colour), plus free sample creams, spare emergency hair brushes, and other miscellaneous items cluttering up my bedroom. I have packed them up to send to a charity called Give and Make-Up (www.giveandmakeup.com), which distributes donated make-up, toiletries and other essentials to women who flee domestic violence and end up in refuges with nothing. Hopefully the glittery pink nail varnish and strange perfumed creams will make someone else's day just a little better.


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First, I hope everyone had a happy holiday! It was crazy here! The kids were so excited. I think they were bursting at the seams on Christmas morning!
Kaileyne's Christmas theme was HANNAH MONTANAAAAAAAAAA!
I think she almost fainted every time she opened a gift that had HM in it!
You know how six year olds are! It is all about the drama! LOL
The only thing she loved more was Pixos! She has not stopped playing with that since she got it.
Jet's Christmas theme was Monster trucks and Wall*E.
He loves Wall*E. he has watched the movie at least twice a day.
And he laughs. Oh how he laughs!
I love my son's laugh!
You can be in the other room and when you hear him laugh, you laugh.
His laugh is so contagious. So genuine.
Quinn's Christmas theme was oblivion. LOL
He did not care.
He just dug himself a hole in the middle of the ripped wrapping paper and made a home.
That was his fun for the day!
Ok, enough about the kids. LOL Let's talk about me me meeee!
Yes, my husband and my brother got the ceiling tiles, lighting and floor down in my new scrapbook room!!!! YAY!! That was my Christmas present.
Then, my MIL got me a gift card for Lowes. Double YAY!!!!
Went out this weekend. Bought a door. A door frame. Outlet covers.
And had the guys put them in this weekend. Triple YAY!
It looks like a room now!
We cannot put the base moulding or the corner round in until the cabinets come (heavy sigh), but it is coming around.
I was going to put a closet door in my room, but decided to put a curtain there instead. I thought that the door would make the room look smaller.
And that would not to at all. LOL
I want it large in charge!
So, now I have to save up for my cabinets. It will take me a little time but I am so excited.
I even cleaned up the entire basement tonight. It was a disaster!
But knowing that now I can set up my craft table in it, makes me all giddy inside. hee hee
I am going to do that tomorrow. I may even put some things on the wall.
I may even transport some things downstairs from the disaster I call my "current scrapbook room."
Kaileyne says she will help me as much as possible. Why? because she knows as soon as that room is clear, it is all hers to Hannah Montana up.
My baby girl will have her own room. She is beyond thrilled!!
I do not have any pictures of my room yet. I want to do a couple things before I take pictures.
I should be getting my curtains this week (fingers crossed).
Once I get them put up, I will share some photos.
I need to ask your opinion about something anyway.
Ok, gotta run. Tomorrow is "go to the dump day."
After cleaning the basement, I have a lot of things to throw away. Too much for the trash guys to pick up.
And my little baby boy is turning one on Thursday. Can you believe it has been a year?
And his party is Saturday. So much to do.
So, I will holler at ya soon.
Have a great week!
Sunday, December 28, 2008
1 comments:
- Jen Martakis said...
Busy, busy! lol
Happy first birthday to your little guy. Mine turns 2 soon. *sigh*
Sounds like your room is really coming along, can't wait to see pics!
Happy New Year's!
- December 29, 2008 at 1:34 PM
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I have tried so many different things for this blog and found it to be very hit or miss. People want information, facts, stats; they want to learn how to do something they don't have the foggiest notion about. 'Write what you know' is what 'they' always say. So in that spirit I am going to dedicate this blog to something everyone will need to know at some point in his or her life for various different reasons. Some might have an 'altercation' with a prostitute in Vegas, while others may simply need to get rid of a pesky neighbor or 'loved' one. So here it is, the definitive guide on How To Get Rid of a Body (after you killed them).
1) Don't panic. You've already committed the crime so the best thing to do is own it. Do you want to get caught and spend the rest of your life getting ass-fucked by a man named Bubba? No, you certainly don't. So take a deep breath and relax (or that is what Bubba will be telling you right before he…yeah, I didn't want to finish that sentence either).
2) Check the blood spatter. How far did it go? Remember, a CSI team is going to be tearing your place apart in the next few days so the better you clean up, the better chance you have.
3) Use the best trash bags on the market. Most likely you're going to have to dismember the body in your bathtub so you can get rid of pieces instead of the entire corpse. The last thing you need is a cheap bag tearing and spilling all over your front sidewalk, alerting your neighbors or that bratty kid who cuts your lawn, the little punk. (Note to self: he's next!).
4) Always use the correct acid for dissolving bodies. If you get your information from TV, you might want to double-check your facts. Hydrofluoric acid may have been used on Breaking Bad to melt a corpse, but in real life that won't work. You'll need something stronger, like sulfuric or hydrochloric acid but if you want you can place the body in a vat consisting of boiling water and lye, just don't expect all the bones to dissolve. You may have some pieces left over to bury, which leads us to:
5) Bury the body DEEP. If you don't feel like melting a body in your tub and you can safely get the body somewhere secluded, make sure you dig the hole at least six feet. That will keep animals from digging it up. Shallow graves are cool to joke about but that's how people get caught!
6) Don't tell anyone! I know that sounds sort of obvious but most people can't keep something like this to themselves. They just have to brag! So, if you don't want to be swapping stories in the prison yard with other felons, just shut yer yap and be glad that you got away with it. One less asshole in your life making you miserable is a whole lot better than nothing!
And so my friends, those are the basics of body removal. There are other steps that may be involved; it all depends upon your situation, each one unique unto itself. Different murders require different methods. In my next blog we'll discuss useful murder techniques, from stabbing to shooting to bludgeoning it will all be covered here. Peace out, and always watch your back!
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How To Get Rid of a Dead Body (After You Killed Them)
Time For A Crime Spree!
I don't know about anyone else, but I like to check my spam email because I get a kick out of what's in there. Why, just today I found out I was wanted in court for charges pending in Aurora, Illinois, Anchorage, Alaska and Raleigh, North Carolina. Wow! I must have blacked out again from a combination of booze and Ambien because firstly I don't remember flying to those cities nor do I recall perpetrating the crimes (which of course are not mentioned by name, only implied). What I have to do, prior to showing up at my hearing (that will go on in my absence I have been reassured) is download the attached file so that I may have all the proper paperwork in order once I show up. Is that all? Whew! That's a relief. I was worried you might want some money or something. So, with this in mind, I have some questions:
Question #1: Is this working on anybody? I've been getting this type of email now for the last couple of months and am wondering if it is a virus (I'm pretty sure it's a virus) or the perpetrators have found a way to extort money out of people via this method somehow. You know, like the messages you get from the Prince of Nigeria who has a billion dollars he needs to transfer into your bank account, all he needs is all of your pertinent info and voila! You are rich. Wow, was that easy. I should have done that a long time ago!
Question #2: Why do people waste their time with this shit? Really, you've got nothing better to do than to send out computer viruses disguised as phony lottery winnings (I've won every kind of lottery you can imagine, from the Google lottery to the Yahoo lottery to the Wells Fargo lottery…man am I lucky! I'm going to buy a Powerball ticket right now!) or some other ridiculous crap. Seriously, if that is your hobby, find another one. I hear making dolls out of earwax is all the rage right now.
Question #3 and final question: How come I keep getting messages from girls who want to give me a massage and then a blowjob but they don't even say their name, who they are and how they know who I am? And how did they know that the key to my heart (a deep, dark secret that NO ONE could have known about me) is that I am sucker for a massage and a blowjob? Seriously, how could they have known?!?! Its not like I advertised it or something. I also like food and beer, but that's another secret I don't tell too many people about.
So there it is, the wide, wide world of the Internet where faceless entities can send ridiculous messages around the world in order to spread computer viruses or try and hack into your bank account. I really wish I had that kind of free time on my hands, I truly do. If I did I could probably come up with a cure for cancer (or write a better blog than this one). At the very least think of a scam of my own that isn't as silly as telling someone they need to appear in court in some city they don't live in nor have ever visited (I've been to Aurora (hey Bob, how's the wife and kids?) I DID live in Raleigh but that was in '93, but I've never been to Anchorage (although I did have sex with a girl from anchorage, also in the '90's…maybe she set me up!) Cassandra, wherever you are, I want my Soundgarden CD back! And can we hook up again? You might have heard, I like massages and blowjobs and you were really good at both of those. Ciao!


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Orthopedic Surgeon
Dr. Robicheaux is a fellowship-trained Orthopedic Surgeon with specific expertise in minimally-invasive techniques involving the hand and upper extremities of the body. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from the Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge and his medical degree from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans, where he also served as Vice President and Surgical Society President during his time there. Dr. Robicheaux traveled to the University of California, Irvine to complete his Orthopedic Surgery Residency, achieving the coveted Chief Resident status along the way, and then to the east coast for fellowship training in arthroscopy, arthroplasty, complex fracture care, sports injuries and micro-surgical reconstructive techniques at the New York University Hospital for Joint Disease in New York, where he was named an Administrative Fellow.
An injury to Dr. Robicheaux's knee in college effectively ended his athletic career and is what has fueled his passion for pursuing a career in orthopedics and the treatment of such injuries. Defined by his compassionate bedside manner, Dr. Robicheaux has authored several clinical articles, given numerous presentations and received multiple awards throughout his career. He has also pursued a commitment to medical volunteerism through his founding of "Giving in Good Hands Ortho," a non-profit organization with a mission to provide medical care and education to underserved regions around the world.
Dr. Robicheaux is a member of the California Medical Association and is affiliated with the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons, American Society for Surgery of the Hand, the California Orthopedic Association and the Orange County Medical Association.
To make an appointment with Dr. Robicheaux, please call: (714) 639-3780.


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By Karen Daniels
Last Wednesday, August 28, at 7:40pm, a 72 year-old man by the name of Joseph Guerrero, was struck and killed by an Amtrak train in Stafford, at the intersection of Hwy 90A and FM 1092.
Lieutenant Dustin Clayton, with Stafford Police Department said that during their investigation they learned that Mr. Guerrero, a Houston resident, was "known to ride his bike everywhere," however, the reason for his being out at this spot is not known.
This particular intersection in Stafford is a "Quiet Zone." Trains do not blow their whistles when traveling through town, but flashing lights and ringing bells sound off when the train approaches and the crossing arms go down. All of which were working correctly that night. Lieutenant Clayton said, "There is no indication to believe he (Mr. Guerrero) was intoxicated." As required by State law, an autopsy and toxicology reports have been ordered.
No crew or passengers on the Sunset Limited were injured during the accident. The train was delayed over three hours to allow Stafford police to investigate. During this time, Missouri City Police responded to the call to assist and control traffic in the area. At the corner of Cash Road and Murphy Road, an officer sitting in his patrol car with lights flashing, was struck in the rear, driver's side, by a young man driving home from work. The Missouri City police officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries, and treated and released that evening.


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The beauty of sportsmanship is trying to out-perform and out-think the competition. A baseball team based in Florida is now trying to claim that, legally, their ownership group is based in the British Virgin Islands. This would mean that any governance by the United States or Florida would not have jurisdiction, and any decisions would have to be filed in Island nation. This would also take a recent lawsuit brought against the Miami Marlins and their former owner, Jeffrey Loria, and essentially throw it overboard. Miami-Dade County and the city of Miami itself are seeking compensation after Loria allegedly over-promised, under-delivered, than sold the Major League Baseball franchise for $1.2 billion. Read MoreGoogle+
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Fantasy Sports Headed Back to Reality
Those who have been dreaming of making money in daily fantasy sports may be in for a rude awakening. A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the 2 major players in the industry, DraftKings and FanDuel, questioning the self-regulatory methods of their contests. The recent scandal has shades of insider trading, where employees from each company would take the internal information (including player rankings, strategy, etc) and submit "teams" to the opposing company. Both companies have been advertising heavily with popular sports leagues like the NFL and MLB, leading many to believe they are very financially successful. The latest lawsuit was filed by a man from Watertown, MA (DraftKings is based in Boston, while FanDuel is based in New York City). Read MoreGoogle+
Legalized Sports Gambling Strikes Out, For Now
The NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL were quick to remind New Jersey that there's no such thing as a safe bet. The major professional sports leagues have filed a lawsuit against a recently passed law that had the hopes of on-site legalized sports gambling. Currently, the only place in the United States where you can place a live bet on pro sports is Las Vegas, but NJ Governor Chris Christie has other ideas in mind. Monmouth Park, a racetrack in South Jersey, was on the verge of being able to accept bets for NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and NCAA games before the lawsuit was filed. The federal court quickly agreed with the sports leagues, and now New Jersey will have to find an alternative route to taking legal sports bets.Google+
A Bronx Tale: MLB Fan Falls Asleep, Sues
As the World Cup in Brazil continues to captivate millions across the globe, it seems that baseball (not soccer) is the sport putting fans to sleep. Just ask Andrew Rector, a baseball fan who recently fell asleep during a nationally televised New York vs Boston game. ESPN cameras caught Rector dozing off, at which time announcers John Kruk and Dan Shulman began to poke fun at his expense. Embarrassed and humiliated, the fan consulted a lawyer and filed a lawsuit to the tune of $10 million. He specifically named all parties involved, including ESPN, the announcers, the Yankees, and Major League Baseball. Read moreGoogle+
A-Rod Suing MLB for Alleged Witch Hunt
Thursday, October 3, 2013, Alex Rodriguez filed a lawsuit against Major League Baseball and Commissioner Bud Selig accusing them of a "witch hunt" designed to defame the reputation of the baseball star. The Huffington Post states, "The lawsuit, filed Thursday in New York State Supreme Court, seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages for what it alleges was a relentless campaign by the league and Selig to "destroy the reputation and career of Alex Rodriguez." The suit was filed during initial hearings to overturn the 211 game suspension after violations by Rodriguez in regards to baseball's drug agreement. Rodriguez is claiming that Bud Selig is going after him to make up for previous inaction in relation to other cases concerning performance enhancing drugs. Additional allegations claim criminal and unethical activity by the MLB including intimidating witnesses and pay outs for testimonies. Read MoreGoogle+


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Poor Reporting
Nick Fraser asks what it takes to get people in the rich world engaged in the issue of global poverty, ahead of his major TV project Why Poverty?
Nick Fraser asks what it takes to get people in the rich world engaged in the issue of global poverty, ahead of the major TV project 'Why Poverty', screening on the BBC in November. Nothing could be more important for the Western media yet, somehow, it never seems to get it right.
Fraser, editor of the BBC's Storyville, is in a unique position to examine the dilemmas. He has been working on the worldwide television project, reaching up to 500 million viewers, for the last three years. He reflects on the difficulties of selling a series on poverty and garners the opinions of others who have attempted to raise awareness around the globe. How can you avoid cliché, sentimentality and callousness? And what stops people turning off?
Fraser heads off to New York to meet an extreme example of his audience, earwigging among some of the wealthiest people on the planet, as they meet to discuss the war on want and attempt to address the world's ills.
Is poverty something the global rich care about or will watching a tear-jerking documentary simply salve their conscience as they plan their next holiday? And what part should the media play: reporting on things as they are or campaigning for how they should be?
Producer: Mark Savage.


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Building a house can be a daunting task. There are so many things to consider. Getting it all right, the tiles, the pluming, the layout, the facade, the interiors, et al and making sure that the workmanship is good at the same time to avoid any leakages in the roof or chipping of the staircase just year after moving in. The builder may or may not consult you when some part of the structure is going up, it is a mundane task for him, but you might be able to point out some issues or changes so it is vital to be an active participant in every step of the whole building process. Here are a few things you can keep in mind when you are building your dream home.
Know your budget
Building a house is a money guzzling activity. Money is going to flow out like water on an everyday basis. Be sure to know how much you can shell out and where to draw the line. The budget would include funds for procuring raw material, wage payments, taxes and it is always beneficial to have some extra on hand for unforeseen instances. Once you have your finances sorted, you will know exactly how much you can afford and what are the aspects of the house that you can cut down on.
Check the reputation of the builder
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Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010
MANHATTAN -- The work of international artists is now on display at Kansas State University's Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art.
"Material Evidence: A Phenomenology of Matter" features the work of eight artists from around the world. The artists work in a variety of media, such as painting, video, photography, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, and computer-activated installations.
The exhibit runs through Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011.
"Art that transforms our perceptions or ways of making meaning, through whatever medium, sparks intellectual curiosity and begs the question, 'How did they do that?'" said Geraldine Craig, guest curator for the exhibit and head of the K-State art department. "The work in this exhibition challenges us to consider the history of images and our engagement with physical matter as equals -- a parallel to the artists' experience in the studio."
Artists whose work is included in the exhibit are Jim Campbell, Sukjin Choi, Allan deSouza, Jane Lackey, Erwin Redl, Dario Robleto, Darren Waterston and Anne Wilson.
The exhibit is the world premiere of four new works of art: two new deSouza photographs, "Course of Empire, II" and "Course of Empire, III," and two site-specific pieces, Redl's "Benchmark" and Choi's "Recollection 2." These two pieces were constructed specifically for their spaces at the Beach Museum.
More information is available by contacting Martha Scott, Beach Museum of Art, at 785-532-7718; online at http://beach.k-state.edu; or dropping by the museum on the southeast corner of the K-State campus at 14th Street and Anderson Avenue. Free visitor parking is available next to the building.
Normal museum hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. The museum is closed Mondays and Tuesdays.


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Montreal's nightlife is a Canadian treat, with little competition compared to other provinces. Within the inner circle of its bustling club industry is Thomas Vernis. Owner of Thomahawk Group, Thomas and his team are dedicated towards providing Old Montreal with a creative and unique touch.
"The idea behind [Thomahawk Group] is to sell pleasure and hospitality. We want to give our customers good vibes and a fun experience everywhere they go"
Thomas has been in the nightclub industry for ages. Studying towards a business degree, he realized it wasn't exactly what he was looking for. Lack of motivation, and the desire to listen to music and enjoy the moment with friends led him to pursue a different path .
Before owning his own, he started off working for Buona Notte, and Time Supper Club. Following a degree in hotel management, and an internship at Monte Carlo Beach Club in Monaco, Thomas returned to Montreal with innovative and fresh ideas for the city. It began with Santos Tapas Bar, a Spanish supper club which has rose to become a hot spot within the Old Port. Years later, they opened up Dolcetto , an Italian pizzeria and wine bar. 2 years ago they started Tommy Café, a new school coffeeshop with a liquor permit and incredible pastries . Aside from maintaining these places, Thomahawk Group also throws parties.
Success has not slowed Thomas and his Thomahawk Group. Their sights are now set on their newest project, Rockwood, which they have coined a modern 'Canadian Brasserie'. The concept is a restaurant serving all Canadian products: meat, fish, vegetables, bread, cheese. By keeping it local, Rockwood creates its own distinct trend.
Thomas sees Thomahawk Group expanding more and more. His plans are for the group to bring on more staff, open more restaurants, but the end game for him would be a hotel in the Old Port.
"I love the area because it's Europeanized and has so many tourists. I also love working with international crowds. I love meeting people all over the world and this is where Old Montreal connects itself"
Thomas Vernis is the perfect example of how people in Montreal value a cultured and innovative experience. His successes are a result of his passions, which show in the quality of the venues he manages. Keep your eye out for more from Thomas' and Montreal's Thomahawk Group.


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At the end of the INTRA placement, we would be grateful if you could please complete a short Employer Evaluation Form [online] for each DCU intern under your supervision. The result of this evaluation will be combined with the Work Term Report and Tutor Visit assessment to give an overall grade for the INTRA module.
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California-based Corinthian Colleges Inc., on the brink of financial disaster and scrambling to sell off and close its campuses, received permission from a judge on Friday to keep that information away from students.
While most everyone on Wall Street is probably aware that the federal government essentially tolled the death knell for the giant for-profit company last month when it put a hold on the loans and grants that are its life blood, Corinthian won't have to post warnings about it on its websites.
San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Curtis Karnow rejected California Attorney General Kamala Harris' request for a court order requiring the company to post some sort of warning on its websites that service 81,300 students at 107 U.S. and Canadian campuses that the company is having financial problems.
Her office said Corinthian shouldn't be advertising that its schools offer "lifetime career services assistance" and are a "solid investment in your child's future."
Corinthian agreed to sell 85 campuses and close a dozen more after the U.S. Department of Education shut off the federal money that accounts for $1.4 billion of its $1.6 billion annual revenues. Corinthian, which is the parent company of Everest Institute, Everest College, WyoTech and Heald brands, has 24 campuses in California.
The attorney general argued that students were being lured to the schools under the false impression that the schools are stable. Her office sued Corinthian (pdf) last October over "predatory" practices that "targeted some of our state's most particularly vulnerable people—including low income, single mothers and veterans returning from combat."
Harris said Corinthian used "deceptive and false advertisements and aggressive marketing campaigns that misrepresented job placement rates and school programs." The same misrepresentations were also made to investors and accrediting agencies, she alleged.
Wall Street is wiser now, but students probably aren't and Judge Karnow isn't going to make it any easier for them.
The judge said that the attorney general's suggestions for website changes were too vague and difficult to execute. Corinthian attorney John Hueston warned the judge that alerting the students could set off a "death spiral." "If you wind up calling it wrong here, the schools go down and the students are harmed," he said.
The students are already harmed. The question is, how bad will it be? Will students be able to continue their education or transfer elsewhere? Credits from for-profit institutions aren't usually transferable to a community college or university.
The for-profit college industry is having a tough time. A scathing report (pdf) by U.S. Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) in 2012 ripped 30 for-profit operations for their high drop-out rates, questionable programs and targeting of non-traditional students who piled up loads of debt.
Judge Karnow scheduled a hearing for August 13, at which he will reconsider the warnings request.
–Ken Broder
To Learn More:
Corinthian Defeats California Bid for Warning to Students (by Karen Gullo, Bloomberg Businessweek)
Corinthian Colleges Needn't Disclose Financial Woes in Ads, Judge Says (by Chris Kirkham, Los Angeles Times)
Beleaguered For-Profit Corinthian Colleges Agrees to Get Out of the Business (by Ken Broder, AllGov California)


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