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Chapter Five
Rei glanced around.
This was too early for the newborn to feed again. He would need seventy two hours before he feed again. Unless he wanted to gorge himself in blood and feed…
Rei snapped her eyes open, suddenly shocked as to why the newborn had been killing so many girls. He had been trying to create a mistress, a slave for himself, and he had been failing… That's explain why Miyuki survived the last attack.
"Can't believe she would blow us off like that?" a familiar voice said.
Rei saw Kensuke and the boy in the gym clothes both walking past the parking lots angry about something.
"Yeah I know," the tall one said, "She had to go with tall, dark and handsome."
Rei interrupted them, "Excuse-me, what are you talking about?"
"Asuka went with some strange guy," Kensuke said.
"Never seen him before,"
The vampire was after Asuka?
Without bothering to answer the two, Rei headed toward her car and took off in a squeal of tires, hoping she wasn't too late.
'He'll take her somewhere inhabited…meaning the slums.'
The car tore through the streets, and narrowly missing cars and people alike.
Asuka and the strange guy arrived in a abandoned buildings in the slums. It was an old factory which was most of the old cranks and building were the only decoration left.
"Why are we here?" Asuka asked curious, "I thought you said you were taking me to a party."
The man chuckled, and glanced back at Asuka, now his eyes glowing red and his fangs now sobering with venum.
"You are the party Asuka, I will feed upon your delicious and mouthwatering blood."
Asuka starred at him, unaible to believe what she was seeing. This couldn't be real…but she knew she wasn't dreaming nor asleep…
"You…what are you?"
The vampire newborn grinned.
"I think you can work out this on your own, after all you are a smart girl."
He launched himself at her, and Asuka screamed in pure terror but the fangs never reaches her as a dark chuckle echoed around her.
"Ah, such delicious fear," the vampire said, "It will make you even more delicious."
Her entire body was trembling, and Asuka can hear her own heart thundering in her ears. She knew she was going to die. She made a stupid decision and now she was going to pay for it.
"I'm going to take a taste," the vampire said grabbing her wrist, making her gasp in pain at how strong the grip was, "I wonder if you'll taste better than those other girls, and maybe make the perfect slave."
HE chomped down on the wrist.
Asuka screamed at the excruciating pain she was in and in the other hand punched the vampire and to her most surprise, he got off and yelled out before a loud crash echoed within the building. Asuka got a glimpse of a figure standing in front of her before she passed out.
Rei starred down at the newborn with all the fury she can muster. She can feel the killer intent rolling off her in waves as the vampire got on his feet glaring at her.
"This is my meal," he hissed, "Get your own."
"I'm not after the girl," Rei growled, "I'm after you."
The vampire snarled and lunged for her, looking crazed and royally pissed off. Rei simply drew her sword and moved even faster than him, slashing one of his arm off. He let out a howl of pain as blood poured out of the wound. Rei took hold of his collar and slammed him on the ground and stabbed him straight into the heart.
The vampire hissed and snarled but none of his limbs could move.
"What have you done to me?"
"This is what your sire should have told you," Rei growled, "The heart is the vampire's weakness. Now before I kill you, I've got, I've got one question for you. Who was your creator?"
"He never told me his name," the vampire said.
"What did he looked like?"
"He had white hair and got a stupid smirk on his face."
Rei's eyes widened, recognizing who it was instantly.
'Don't tell me…'
She pulled out a lighter and set the vampire on fire, which quickly turned to ashes. She then, made her way toward the unconscious Asuka and carried her out of the building.
"So the vampire was killed?" Gendo asked over the phone.
"Yep," Rei said, "It's those creatures that give us a bad name across the world."
"Well consider it a job well done Rei," Gendo told her.
"Yeah, later."
She hung up the phone.
Then, Rei glanced around the large buildings of Tokyo-3. She never would have thought she was the only vampire in Tokyo-3, but she never expected to run into him of all people.
But what's he doing here of all places?
Rei took a chunk of blood from the container she had in her hand. She knew it won't be long before she crosses paths with him again.
Let's hope it doesn't end in a bloody war this time around'
To be continued on VOL 2.
i updated the entire first volume today so i hope you guys enjoy and reviews it. hopefully it will be a hit, i'll update the next volumes when i have the chances at the end of the month maybe, so enjoy and see you guys in VOLUME 2 which will be a separate story as will be so on. Enjoy you all and review.
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Hard To Die Trailer (1990)
01 January 1990 Horror, Action, Comedy 84 mins
While doing the inventory for a lingerie outlet in a high rise office building, five attractive women are terrorized by a series of bizarre killings. They suspect that the strange janitor, who witnessed another series of killings years back, is at the bottom of the whole thing. Little do they know the real horror that they face in the end.
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In many ways, Thanksgiving incorporates the very history of America. But there are many myths surrounding the holiday and the first feast held by the Pilgrims in 1621:
- The pilgrims started Thanksgiving: Settlers in the New World survived a horrific first winter, saved only by Native Americans who befriended them, gave them with food and taught them to cultivate corn. They decided to celebrate the next harvest with a grand feast, but recorded history does not include the word "thanksgiving."
- The first feast included all Pilgrims: History says it wasn't just a dinner. It lasted three days, and only about 50 Pilgrims came — all men. There were almost twice as many Wampanoag Indians in attendance (also all men). It was considered a political gathering, with the two sides cementing a military alliance. The women undoubtedly did the cooking, and the feast was held outdoors to accommodate a large crowd.
- The guests ate turkey: Historians don't believe so. Most accounts say the Native Americans brought five deer with them, while the settlers brought fowl, but probably ducks and geese, which were plentiful in autumn.
- They ate pumpkin pie for dessert: There most certainly were cooked pumpkins on the menu, but not pies. Those sweet desserts would not show up for another generation at least.
- It was a dry first Thanksgiving: On the contrary, that first feast included copious amounts of beer and wine, which was much safer to drink than the local water.
- The feast included cranberries: Cranberries may have been served but not as a sweet sauce or relish. Sweet cranberries need maple syrup, an ingredient that wasn't plentiful till 60 years later.
- The modern Thanksgiving was President Abraham Lincoln's idea: Actually, author and magazine editor Sarah Josepha Hale led a 40-year campaign to start Thanksgiving. She wrote many editorials championing her cause in her Ladies' Magazine. Hale's campaign became a reality when, in 1863, Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday in November as a national day of Thanksgiving.
- Americans have always eaten turkey for Thanksgiving: Again we have Hale to thank for the modern Thanksgiving experience. She read about the 1621 feast and decided to use it as a model for an annual holiday. She published in the popular "Godey's Lady's Book" recipes for turkey and stuffing and pumpkin pie, starting traditions that had nothing to do with the colonists.
- Lincoln started the presidential pardon of a turkey: The tradition dates back to 1989, when president George H.W. Bush officially pardoned the first one. According to legend, Lincoln's 10-year-old son Tad supposedly became fond of a turkey given to the family for a holiday feast, and begged his father to save it. Lincoln did. The only problem with that as a Thanksgiving story is that Tad's plea was to save the Christmas turkey!


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Celebrating 30 years of presence on the Japanese auto market, BMW launched a special edition for the 528i model named Anniversary Edition that comes with some goodies along with the old 3.0 liter engine.
According to the German automaker, the 528i Anniversary Edition launched in Japan takes its power from the old 3.0 liter inline-six engine, not the new 2.0 liter turbocharged unit (N20), but its price is not what you can call cheap.
BMW says that only 200 units of the Anniversary Edition 528i will be made and those ones will stand out from the crowd thanks to the Japan M Sport package with custom front and rear bumpers, side skirts and big alloy wheels, with the Deep Sea Blue Metallic paint scheme coming in contrast with the Veneto Beige Dakota leather found in the cabin.
The Anniversary Edition of the 5-Series also comes with Wood Fine Honey Brown Individual trim, door sill plates engraved with the 30th anniversary logo, a premium audio system of 600W and head-up display, all of these for 7.890.000 yen or 103.400 USD. The only question that remains is why spend $100k on this when you can get the new M5 instead?


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Popular culture and Internet listicles portray the 30s as life's best years. Free from the financial and personal insecurity of the 20s and not yet approaching the midlife challenges of the 40s and 50s, the 30s are said to be the best of both freedom, and responsibility. But what does science say about being a 30-something?
Research presents a mixed picture of a decade of life marked by increasing stability as well as significant change. Some studies suggest that 35 is the "best age" and that real happiness begins at age 33. People older than 100 years in overwhelming numbers regard their 30s as being the best decade o...
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Help needed for small towns to thrive
Legislation that would create jobs in small towns, make sanitary sewer projects affordable in low-income communities and reduce liability insurance so that small ski hills can operate are some of the issues local legislators will be promoting at the Capitol next year.
The 2007 session begins Wednesday.
Area lawmakers agree that statewide issues like reforming health care, increasing funding for education and transportation and property tax relief will occupy much of the legislators' time next year.
But legislators have more localized projects they're also eager to work on.
Rep. Dean Urdahl, R-Grove City, said he thinks "the time might be right" for legislators to pass a "catch-up credit" bill that would provide tax credits for new jobs in small towns. The bill is specifically designed to help 54 Minnesota counties that have a low population and low rate of job growth.
The provision would give manufacturing businesses a state tax credit for every new job that's created. Each county could grant up to $150,000 in such tax credits under the bill. The jobs have to be in effect for one full year before the tax credit is given and the new jobs must have a wage of at least $10 per hour, he said.
Urdahl said the Job Opportunity Building Zone program, commonly referred to as JOBZ, has been successful for larger businesses, but the new job requirements were too stiff for many small-town businesses. The new bill would "almost pay for itself, "Urdahl said, with new job revenue offsetting any lost taxes.
While creating five new jobs in a county may not seem like much to large communities, it can create a string of positive economic effects in small ones.
Urdahl also said he thinks there's bipartisan support for another tax credit program he's promoted during the last several sessions that would give dairy farmers a financial incentive to expand their herds.
Rep. Bud Heidgerken, R-Freeport, said he'll be working on legislation that will help towns like Brooten pay for sanitary sewer projects.
Heidgerken said Brooten's lagoon is at capacity and in violation of Minnesota Pollution Control Agency regulations but the town can't afford to make improvements. He said a low-interest loan has been approved for the town and it's "on the front burner" for money from a future bonding bill.
He said other small towns, including St. Martin, are also struggling to charge low-income residents enough to pay for new systems and that legislation is needed to make more state funding available for sanitary sewer systems in small towns.
Heidgerken said he'll be going to bat for the ski hill in Glenwood, which can't operate because of high liability costs. He said if Minnesota adopted the less restrictive federal liability standards, small ski hills could afford to operate.
Heidgerken said half of the state's ski hills have closed in the last 20 years and only a dozen remain in operation.


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Skinwalker Ranch Trailer (2013)
30 October 2013 Horror, Thriller, Sci-Fi
In 2010 "Skinwalker Ranch" gained media attention after experiencing a wide range of unexplained phenomena. Reports ranged from UFO sightings to livestock mutilation, but maybe most notable was the disappearance of ranch owner Hoyt Miller's eight-year-old son Cody on November 11, 2010. Close to a year later, Modern Defense Enterprises has sent a team of experts to document and investigate the mysterious occurrences, which only escalate upon their arrival. Tensions rise as the team must decide how far they will go to unlock the mysteries of "Skinwalker Ranch." The group debates whether the answers are worth risking their lives for, or if they should just call off the investigation and leave the ranch—that is, if leaving is actually an option…
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July, 2016
New State Park Just a Few Miles Away
After several months of waiting, those anxious to get their feet wet in the new Watkins Lake State Park and County Preserve can now do just that. Michigan's 103rd state park is officially open.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources purchased 717 acres in Norvell Township from G.T. Ranch LLC, owned by Gary Trolz. Combined with 405 acres of contiguous land owned by the Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission in Manchester Township, the property totals 1,122 acres. The Jackson-Washtenaw county line separates the ownership of the parcels.
"The DNR places a priority on providing additional opportunities for outdoor and history-based recreation and protecting valuable natural resources and wildlife habitat, especially in this part of the state," said DNR Parks and Recreation Chief Ron Olson. "We believe [the park] will be popular with outdoor enthusiasts and an excellent waterfowl refuge and birding destination."
Funding for the $2.9 million DNR purchase came from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund, which helps acquire and develop public recreation lands. The Legacy Land Conservancy, based in Ann Arbor, played an important role in the coordination of the purchase.
Due to its proximity to Hayes State Park near Brooklyn, the maintenance and operations of the state side of the park will fall under Hayes' operations.
Small yellow markers that read "Department of Natural Resources Boundary" are placed along Arnold Road, which runs through the park, to identify the state property boundary lines.
"We wanted to make sure we did our best to avoid any possible trespassing on neighboring properties," said Jim O'Brien, manager of Hayes State Park who will also oversee operations at Watkins Lake. "We encourage the public to pay attention to those yellow boundary markers."
O'Brien suggested if park goers want to venture into the park, they can see or call staff at Hayes State Park who will provide them with an aerial map.
The property features beautiful rolling lands covered in a mixture of open meadow, mixed hardwoods, low wetland areas and open water. Watkins Lake is the park's most prominent natural feature. As a popular watchable wildlife destination, the lake holds large numbers of waterfowl during the spring and fall migration. It is one of the best inland lakes to observe canvasback ducks. The remainder of the park has diverse habitat that attracts white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, pheasants, cottontail rabbits and songbirds.
The park includes a 4.5-mile former rail corridor that traverses the property from east to west. The corridor links the state and county parcels and has the potential to be developed into a non-motorized multi-use trail, well-suited for hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians.
The DNR and WCPRC will develop a memorandum of understanding outlining how they will work together to manage the park. "We're going to work collaboratively and come up with a management plan for the co-managed site," O'Brien said. The state park will be the first in Michigan to be jointly managed with a county recreation agency. "We'll find out what types of recreation we want to allow in the different areas of the park," he said. "A part of the management planning process will be to determine, long term, what locations at the park are going to be open to hunting. Over time we'll mark those boundaries with signage so that the public can differentiate between what they can do in a certain zone and what they can't do."
Washtenaw County purchased their property with their preserve funds so that side of the park will have mostly passive recreation, with the exception of a multi-use trail. O'Brien said management plans generally take about a year in time after internal and public meetings. He said the process will most likely start in the fall and carry on throughout the winter. "We do surveys in advance, so there are a number of tools we use during the process to try to get as much public and stakeholder input as possible." O'Brien said the surveys will likely be online.
In addition to at least one public meeting, there will also be a stakeholder meeting where potential partners, including relevant townships, conservation groups, and other stakeholders can provide input. O'Brien said media releases will be issued in advance of the meetings."We want to make sure as many people get there as possible so we get a lot of feedback."
O'Brien said he is currently working to obtain official state park designation for the state-owned portion of the park.
"Once we have 'state park designation' all the park rules and state land rules that apply to all of our state parks will apply to [the state-owned portion of the park]," he said. "Washtenaw County has their own rules that apply to [their ownership parcel], because they own it." O'Brien expects to have the official state park designation completed within a couple weeks.
Once the designation is in place, park goers must have a state-issued recreation passport to enter the park. A parking area is in the process of being established north of Watkins Lake where Arnold Road bends.
"We thought that was a great location because it's close to both sides of the property, Watkins Lake, as well as the rail corridor that already exists and is hikable now," O'Brien said. To use that parking area, the recreation passport will be required and there will be a fee pipe available so people can purchase a recreation passport right there on site. "People who just want to drive through the park on Arnold Road will not need a recreation passport because it's a county road that just happens to go through the state park," he said.
O'Brien said that part of the management planning will be to eventually establish other parking areas.
The rail corridor is noticeably marked right off the parking area and a portion of it has been mowed, he said, so people can easily navigate it. "There is still much work to be done to make connections with other sections of the rail corridor."
A draft management plan for the portion of the park in Washtenaw County has been completed, according to Coy Vaughn, manager of the county preserve and supervisor of park planning for the county. The purchase of the county land was made possible through the Natural Areas Preservation Program which facilitates the purchase of land featuring multiple conservation values.
"We are coordinating with the DNR to do a more comprehensive management plan for the entire property," he said. "We want this to be kind of a seamless experience – to function as one park."
Vaughn said they are still exploring which areas might be appropriate for parking on the Washtenaw County side of the park. Right now park goers who wish to explore that side of the park must still park in the one lot available north of Watkins Lake off Arnold Road, then walk the rail corridor into that side of the park.
Though there appear to be big plans for the rail corridor trail, he said the majority of the Washtenaw County property will be managed as a nature preserve.
"The recreation will be more passive and we'll be more focused on the preservation of the natural areas," Vaughn said, adding, "Although we are considering allowing some hunting in the areas closest to Jackson County."
The park is rich in history, too. Royal and Sally Carpenter Watkins, who first farmed the land, played a key role in the Underground Railroad. Their well-documented history provides an interesting opportunity for historical interpretation at the site.
"There will be opportunities for us to look at interpretive signage and kind of tell the story of the important history of the site," Vaughn said. He said interpretive signage will be implemented over the next two years.
"Right now we have kind of a soft opening. We really wanted to get the gates open so people can explore the property and the existing trail. Over the next couple of years we'll starting phasing in some of the other uses and interpretive opportunities."
Vaughn mentioned the possibility of eventually connecting Watkins' rail corridor trail with trails leading to both Brooklyn and Manchester.
"If those communities wish to connect to it, we could have a trail from Manchester to Brooklyn," he said. "That would be a big positive for the local economy."
Many people from throughout the area have already been exploring the new park.
"There's been a great deal of positive feedback so far," said O'Brien. "We've already been monitoring the site and have seen a great deal of interest. There have been a lot of birders affiliated with the Jackson County Audubon group and the Dahlem Center. People really appreciate being able to get out there. It's really positive for us, but it's also going to be really positive for the local community. It's going to add a great recreational opportunity to the area."
O'Brien said they hope to establish a "friends group" for the park, something not new to the state park system. People in the group would help during volunteer work days as well with fundraisers for the site for additions such as park benches along the trail and interpretive signage.
"A lot of them bring expertise with them too," he said. "They can really help in a variety of different ways, such as with programming and special projects."
For more information about Watkins Lake State Park and County Preserve, contact Jim O'Brien for the state park portion in Jackson County at 517-467-7401, email@example.com and Coy Vaughn for the Washtenaw County preserve portion at 734-971-6337, ext. 326, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Reprinted with permission from The Exponent
Photos by Scott Bray
The Shrine of Saint Joseph
Saint Joseph, the husband of Mary and the foster father of Jesus, is one of the unsung heroes in the Bible. Silent Joseph—no words of his are recorded in the scriptures—appears in the first two chapters of the gospels of Matthew and Luke, respectively. Joseph, the master dreamer, is a man of no words but all action. He witnessed the birth of Christ and protected the Holy Family from the scimitar of Herod.
Christians of many denominations pray to Joseph for the grace of a peaceful death. But the man of heaven also influences us earth people. Need to sell your house? Pray to Saint Joseph. Purchase a likeness of him, a statue or a picture, bury it in your yard, and pray that he will exert influence on the real estate market.
The story of Joseph as intercessor of home sellers is not superstition (I'm a little skeptical) but popular belief, at least in Catholicism. When the housing market tanked in 2008 images of the saint flew from shelves in Christian bookstores nationwide. I'm not making this up. Amen, I say to you, as a journalist, a boy scout, and a former priest, I'm honest and front, even when she asks, "Do I look fat in this dress?" Joseph is not a realtor but he has friends in high places. Pray to him for he prays for you.
In my case, I prayed to Saint Joseph not to sell a house but to find what I wanted most: a home. Joseph affirmed my prayer and I bought my hacienda, Villa Cordani, in a slice of heaven in the township.
But the house of God is not for sale—Jesus affirmed that when he drove merchants from the Temple—its doors open wide for Christ regardless of denomination. "All are welcome" contemporary choirs sing. Most importantly Christians pray to Joseph for the grace of a peaceful death. Who doesn't wish for that?
Driving toward Chelsea along East Michigan Avenue one notices the Shrine of Saint Joseph. The mission of the shrine is to provide a site of prayer, reflection, and respite for the suffering and the dying and for those who pray for them, and to ask Joseph to intercede and fly petitions to heaven, a quicksilver messenger who's eyes are watching heaven.
On a recent Sunday morning in America I embarked on a pilgrimage to the shrine, a holy site across the road from the Oakwood cemetery. It's hard not to notice the shrine, with its faux copper roof, barnlike facade, and the larger-than-life crucifix at the back of the property surrounded by the Stations of the Cross. A cradle catholic, I have no interest in selling my home—I just bought it—but wished to take a trip down memory lane. In the little church childhood memories rose before me. My catholicity means more to me than my ethnicity. I look Irish but eat like an Italian.
The Servants of Charity, whose members serve the shrine, are a Catholic order of priests established by Saint Louis Guanella Rome in 1908 to further his mission of service to persons with disabilities and the elderly. Guanella, with the assistance the Vatican, established the Pious Union of Saint Joseph to be a society dedicated to prayer for the indigent. The Grass Lake shrine provides a setting where people can pray for their beloved dead in a consecrated shelter. Members of the Servants of Charity and the Daughters of Saint Mary of Providence, communities of catholic priests and nuns, devote their lives to praying for the suffering and the dying, offering hope to the world and our community in Li'l ol' Grass Lake. The prayers of the living hasten the souls of the deceased to heaven. You must trust me on this.
I rejoiced to find the doors of the shrine ajar. The pungency of incense from the recent service stings the nostrils. Raised high roof beams and the oaken pulpit effect a warm atmosphere. Clear windows, rather than stained glass, provide the sanctuary with natural light. Joseph the carpenter could have crafted the building himself with his hammer and lathe. Didn't he then?
On entering the shrine one sees the life-sized painting of Joseph on his knees before the Christ child with the legend at the top of the image Ite ad Joseph, Latin for, "Go to Joseph." Latin is the official language of the Catholic Church. It isn't spoken in Latin America but it retains pride of place in Vatican City. When former vice president Dan Quale, preparing for a diplomatic mission to the Southern Hemisphere, quipped that he needed to "bone up" on his Latin the media denounced him as mental midget. No surprises there. They're so smart the recite preordained logical fallacies from their facelessness flanked by Teleprompters.
Notwithstanding what the denizens of Manhattan and Hollywood sneer and jeer, religion is important to many people. Not all Christians are "bitter clingers" but believe that there is something worth living for apart from this world. I set my watch by that truth.
The Saint Joseph Shrine is the result of Guanella, born in the Italian Alps in 1842, the region at the top of the boot from which my appetite originates. Guanella was a kind man, his face set like flint by love and his hand open to the poor. He died in 1915 and in 2011 the Church elevated him to the dignity of a saint, a "holy one" like Peter, Paul, and Mary.
I know a good priest when I see one. Despite the news media most priests are tireless servants devoted to their flocks. True, some pastors are wolves in sheep's clothing; that's not exclusive to Catholicism. I've lived with, worked with, and studied under many dedicated clerics who selflessly serve the people of God. I was one of them once, still am though I no longer in the God Business. To the one I see in the morning when I'm shaving I assign a grade of 'B-minus.' Small wonder I don't shave often.
Guanella was ad populum, Latin for "a man of the people." He founded the Pious Union of Saint Joseph, the Confraternity of Prayer for the Suffering and the Dying, the Daughters of Saint Mary, and the Servants of Charity. Catholic religious orders are communities whose members focus on a particular type of ministry. Some work in hospitals. Others staff parishes or teach at universities. The Servants of Charity serve on six continents. Like Dismas to the left of the Lord on the cross, their stock in trade is prayer, always in high demand.
The Servants of Charity have labored in the vineyards of America since 1959. In 1994 the local chapter renovated an abandoned cow barn into a shrine, choosing a design to reflect the rural character of Southeastern Michigan. Not a stretch when one considers that the Son of God was born in a stable.
"The community wanted to provide for the shrine and its mission," said Joe Yekulis, communications director for the shrine and its adjacent ministry, the Saint Louis Center in Chelsea.
The connection between the shrine and the Saint Louis Center is that both are run by the Servants of Charity, with the Saint Louis Center devoted to residential care for persons with disabilities, and the shrine serving as a place to worship.
"The people of the U.S. are eager to support the poor," said Yekulis, who worked in law enforcement and served as a commissioner in Washtenaw County.
Catholics and non-catholics hold the shrine in esteem and its doors are open to all. "I am very grateful for the work being done by the Servants of Charity," Bishop Earl Boyea, the leader of the region's Roman Catholics, said in a statement. "Their healing ministry to the suffering and the dying has touched so many lives." The life it touched has been my own. I needed this holy sight after I left the ministry last year, to stand on hallowed ground and to help me answer questions I could not answer on my own.
Father Satheesh Alphonse, originally from India, serves as director of the shrine. He arrived in America in 2006. The first time he saw snow, in October that year, he thought it was cotton. He speaks perfect English but acknowledges that prior to emigration he needed to study American English after speaking the Queen's English for most of his life.
"Millions of devotees pray for the suffering and the dying," Alphonse said. "That's what Saint Louis did when he founded our community."
The Italian saint believed that there is the need to live well but an even greater need to die well. "That's the primary work for the nuns and the priests who live and work in Grass Lake," Alphonse concluded.
The Shrine of Saint Joseph is located at 953 East Michigan Avenue in Grass Lake. Its website is at www.pusj.org. Contact them at 517-522-8017. Sunday devotion happens at 8 and 10 a.m. Group pilgrimages can be arranged by appointment. There is always room at the inn.
In the Spotlight- Jackson Indoor Storage
Mark Belcher, a journeyman electrician for 38 years, was looking for a new venture. There it was across the street from the house where he lives with his wife Linda on Lee Road. It was Jackson Indoor Storage, a storage facility accompanied by a U-Haul dealership. The Belchers crossed the rainbow and discovered a pot of gold.
The U-Haul franchise is just the tip of the iceberg, what Mark describes as a "niche market."
The ubiquitous orange and white vehicles are at the ready, sporting images of moose from Maine, breaching whales, aliens, and jungle spiders. Belcher says that the U-Haul service comprises about 10 percent of the company's revenue. "Most people with U-Haul dealerships are also in storage," he explains. "We wouldn't make enough money on U-Haul alone." However, he says, U-Haul turns out to be the best advertising billboard for the storage units.
The Belchers fell into the business somewhat providentially. The buildings remained vacant for years after the previous owner abandoned it. Mark maintained the property anyway, cleaning up debris on the grounds and mowing the tall grass "so I didn't have to look at it," he says. Partiers lit bonfires on the weekend and littered the grounds with empty beer bottles. "I got sick of seeing the bonfires and 20 cars parked in the lot every Saturday night." The unsavory odor of smoked leafy substances wafted toward the Belcher home and marred the aesthetics of the neighborhood. Eventually Mark and Linda purchased the business.
The Belchers are devout Roman Catholics and members of Our Lady of Fatima church in Michigan Center. Mark is a member of the Knights of Columbus, a worldwide catholic service organization. He says that he was the first soul to be baptized at Fatima when the parish was established in 1954. The interior of his office displays his devotion. It is as quiet and cool as a monastery and the walls and shelves are covered with religious icons and artwork.
There is more to Jackson Indoor Storage than its stock-in trade. In the broad hallway sit exercise bicycles and a rowing machine, possibly merchandise customers left in the storage units. Sitting on a desk in an empty cubicle is an early IBM 5100 computer, circa 1975, basically a television with a keyboard. I was tempted to make an offer to round out my collection of antiquated writing machines and fritter my time playing Space Invaders.
Trailing the owners through the physical plant the potential customer views the heart of the business, the storage units. They vary from spaces the size of a living room to larger ones as expansive as a small airport hangar. The 25-acre land, says Mark, "has lots of potential," for he has expansion in mind.
"Outdoor facilities tend to get broken into," he says. And critters, such as mice—" there's not much you can do about them." Recent upgrades include newly installed storage units, freshly painted and ready for the end of boating season in a few months. Snowbirds, retirees who divide the year between Michigan and Florida, rent space for their RVs, boats, and antique automobiles. Storage units are temperature controlled and customers have 24/7 access to their material. The interior is fully lighted with security cameras posted about the property. Office space also is available.
Jackson Indoor Storage is at 9353 Lee Road in Grass Lake. The Belchers can be reached at 517-522-3850. Information on storage needs can be found at www.jacksonindoorstorage.com.
School Board Candidates
We are not even through the primary election and it's time to talk about the general election. While the general election is discussed pretty much 24/7/365 these days in regards to the presidential election, especially with the party conventions going on, the local races can be just as important.
Tuesday was the filing deadline for candidates to have their names appear on the ballot for the Grass Lake Community Schools School Board. There are two slots available in the school board and only two candidates have submitted their petitions as of the deadline. Assuming their petitions are valid, Janey Bisard and Eric Burk are the only two candidates.
This election is a non-partisan, so there is no primary election like there is for the Township Board positions.
Village Council Candidates
Tuesday marked the deadline for candidates to file to appear on the ballot for positions on the Village Council. Three members terms expire this year; Esther Fearer, Carolyn Rees and Cheryl Vicory. Esther Fearer announced at the last Village Meeting that she did not intend to run for office again this year.
The Village elections are considered non-partisan, so there is no primary for them, unlike the Township positions that require running under a declared party.
Those filing petitions as of the 4:00 Tuesday deadline are: Gina Lammers, Carolyn Rees (incumbent) and Cheryl Vicory (incumbent).
The General Election is November 8, 2016.
100 Years Ago- Some Excitement in Grass Lake Saturday Evening
July 1916
Some Excitement in Grass Lake Saturday Evening
It seems comparatively easy for convicts to get away from Jackson prison farms this summer. It is reported that five escaped last week. The fifth one was Charles Rosbury, who was sentenced from Presque Isle, Dec. 24, 1912, for breaking and entering a store in the night for a term of fifteen years.
On Saturday afternoon he walked away. About fifteen minutes after deputy sheriff, Harry Worden, had received a description of him he walked into the Worden ice cream parlor and ordered an ice cream soda. This was about ten o'clock on Saturday night.
Worden at once thought he might be the fellow but the description sent out of him declared that he had one gold tooth while this fellow had two. This fact made Worden hesitate to arrest him. Worden questioned him however and the fellow became suspicious and hurried out of the ice cream parlor and ran.
Deputy Sheriff Worden followed him and chased him down toward the D.U.R. tracks. He caught him near N.F. Wing's house. The convict knifed Worden cutting him badly in the hand and broke away running across the track, where he jumped the fence and escaped in the darkness.
Worden and his helpers phoned Jackson and the sheriff and his deputies and officers from the prison came out at once in two automobiles. The prison auto went on to Chelsea while the Sheriff's auto stopped at the Sylvan road where they waited thinking the convict might come along the track. In about ten minutes he showed up. He was called upon to stop but broke and ran. Deputy Sheriff's Worden and Kutt ran him down and succeeded in capturing him after four shots had been fired.
The officers finally overpowered him and handcuffed him and found that he still had the knife in his hand. It was taken away from him and he was placed in an auto and hurried to Jackson where he was placed again behind prison bars.
100 Years Ago is gathered by Linda Lockwood Hutchinson.
Grass Lake's Population Continues to Grow
New housing starts, increased student enrollments, new businesses and much more are all signs that Grass Lake is growing. Well, the latest released census numbers back those observations up with crisp, hard numbers.
The July 15, 2015 numbers were recently released by the US Census Bureau. Grass Lake's population, which includes the Village was 5,901 compared to 5,684 in 2010. That's a 3% increase over the last 5 years.
Jackson County by comparison saw a small decrease of .5% to 159,494 compared to 160,248 in 2010.
Most states, cities, Zip Codes and townships can be reviewed at: http://www.census.gov/quickfacts
Village of Grass Lake statistics were unavailable.
By comparison, the entire United States of America is estimated to be 321,418,820.
Michigan's population is estimated at 9,922,576, up from the 2010 low of 9,884.29.
The City of Jackson is estimated at 33,133, down from 33,534
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Hackers, spammers and spies go into overdrive in December and January, when unsuspecting neophytes unwrap new computers, connect to the Internet, and, too often, get hit with viruses...
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"People want to get on the Net right away, just like they want to put together and start using any Christmas present," said Tony Redmond, chief technology officer of Palo Alto, Calif.-based computer giant Hewlett-Packard, whose new PCs ship with 60 days of virus and adware protection. "They should be warned that the Net is a very, very dangerous place."
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No Zombies Yet, How About Pride and Predator Instead!
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Just last week we wrote about a book by Seth Grahame-Smith that is hitting shelves later this year called "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" that's gaining some momentum in Hollywood. This whole concept came about because the text from Jane Austen's classic "Pride and Prejudice" went out of copyright and is now free range, meaning anyone can take it and mash it up into whatever they dream up. The latest creation is a concept called Pride and Predator, written by Will Clark, Andrew Kemble, and John Pape, about an alien that crash lands and begins to butcher the characters from "Pride and Prejudice". Awesome or not?
Here's where things get a bit weird. Elton John's production company Rocket Pictures recently acquired the rights to Pride and Predator and is looking to put it into production in London later this year. William Felix Clark, aka Will Clark, will be making his feature debut with this after directing an award-winning short titled The Amazing Trousers in 2007. "It felt like a fresh and funny way to blow apart the done-to-death Jane Austen genre by literally dropping this alien into the middle of a costume drama, where he stalks and slashes to horrific effect." You know what, I think this sounds like it could be pretty frickin' cool!
Note: I don't think the title is eluding to the actual Predator alien from the Predator movie (as seen above), because that would just be a bit crazy. But who knows? That's all the information we have about this so far and it sounds like Pride and Predator is the first of the recent "Pride and Prejudice" mash ups that we'll see hit the big screen (before even "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"). Is this something you'll see?
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Father I thank you for waking us this morning and for the gentle rest we received last night.
I thank you for being the awesome father, nurturer, and provider that you are.
Lord on this day my heart is heavy as I look at the negative things going on around me and the increase of violence occurring in every city and state. Yet, I know that you said in your word these things would happen and that we should not be troubled. I also know that you are able to change the situation and hearts of man.
Lord I ask that you enter the hearts and minds of your child opening our eyes to the people we are and the people you'd have us to be. Father I as that you show us the area's within us that are not pleasing to you, and give us the wisdom and ability to change into that man or woman that will be a pleasing vessel to you. Father I ask that you'd bring those who don't know you unto your salvation and place a desire in them so strong that they will seek you, find you, and live there lives according to your will, plan and purpose.
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Simply BeeSize: 50ml
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A very gentle and natural way to protect baby's bum against nappy rash, as well as healing any existing nappy rash. Calendula nourishes and softens dry, chapped skin and treats itchy, flaking, weeping skin. Calendula works together with the Propolis and Tea Tree oil, works as a natural anti inflamatory.
How to use Simply Bee Baby Bum BalmAt every nappy change and after washing... Calendula oil nourishes & softens dry and chapped skin and is anti-inflammatory.
Ingredients in Simply Bee Baby Bum BalmAll our ingredients are natural, free from parabens, petrochemicals, sulfates, synthetic fragrances & colourants Cera Alba (Beeswax), PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS OIL (Sweet Almond Oil), MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA LEAF OIL (Tea Tree Essential Oil), CALENDULA OFFICIN ALIS FLOWER EXTRACT (Calendula Essential Oil), PROPOLIS CERA (Propolis)
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Yolanda C. on 12/28/2012
Yolanda said she has been going to this business since the 1980s and they have always provided the best service. They are very honest.
Vehicle: GMC Sierra
Category: Service
Service Date: 12/26/2012
Review Created: 12/28/2012
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.


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At San Marcos Smile Dental our goal is for patients keep their teeth for life. We offer general dentistry, braces, oral surgeries, dental implants, cosmetic dentistry and great customer service!
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text: These threads pop up every year but I think they are fun for new and different ideas and remembering the old favorites. I have a ton of leftovers so better come up with a few good ideas other than a plate of Thanksgiving over again. Tonight I plan to repurpose the mashed potatoes to serve with a flat iron steak, turkey soup is on the menu for the weekend as well as turkey tacos. How are you planning to use your Thanksgiving leftovers?


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SALEM, Ore. (KOIN 6) — Free college? It's what's being talked about in the Oregon Legislature.
The state senate is considering a bill that would make community college free for Oregonians.
"A lifetime of food stamps is a lot more expensive than a year of tuition at a community college," Beaverton State Senator Mark Hass told KOIN 6 News.
Senator Hass is pushing for free community college — and he thinks this could be the year his dream becomes a law. He said free higher education is exactly what thousands of graduating Oregon high schoolers need.
"They need an eight month course in welding, or to become a medical assistant or a police officer, and that's what we're looking at," Senator Hass said. "There are opportunities for kids to get the first two years of their four degree, those core classes, out of the way."
In order to fund free community college, the state of Oregon would have to spend about $9 million a year. Students taking advantage of the law would have to be Oregon residents for at least a year, and have a high school diploma or GED.
The state would pay what is leftover after students exhaust other long standing forms of federal student aid, like Pell Grants. According to a national education expert, even after financial aid and scholarships, community college students from low and moderate income families still need to come up with between $8,000 and $11,000 a year for school.
"It represents the amount of money students must borrow and earn and typically they need to do both in order to make college possible," education policy expert Sara Goldrick-Rab said.
However, there are some concerns when it comes to free tuition. Some worry that more financial support could end up being absorbed by higher student fees.
A representative from Oregon's biggest universities wants the four-year schools included in free tuition — the fear being, more students in community college could mean fewer in four-year programs.


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Ben & Jerry's Core Ice Cream Reviews
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Impressions: That's My Jam
Never in taste test history has a group been so divided. Half the group gave the pint a perfect five, and half, a loathsome one. Tasters felt surprised by the extremely obvious raspberry jam flavor. But many announced fruit in ice cream ain't their thang, and they struggled with the fruitiness.
Some wanted more raspberry core, and others wanted to forgo it. A taster who gave the pint a one-star review compared it to "Smuckers with ice cream" and added, "No way." Another who prized the pint with "5++" stars said, "I could eat this morning, noon, and night! So good!"
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Each year, students from NAIS Pudong travel to the Nord Anglia Education Global Expeditions Centre in Tanzania to participate in ongoing service work.
The expedition provides practical hands-on experience of working with other students from the Nord Anglia Education family of schools worldwide to assist another community in need, helping to develop future global leaders who want to make a difference in the world.
In 2016, twenty Year 12 students from NAIS Pudong, along with three teachers led by Service Leader, Ms Jane Kilpatrick, embarked on the 10-day trip during which they completed important projects at both a community school and for local families. At the school, students assisted in the construction of teachers' accommodation, built desks and chairs and taught and interacted with the local students. Despite challenging conditions which saw them working in heavy rain, they completed much needed goat sheds for local families which, along with the gift of a goat, provide an important and long-term source of food as well as financial opportunity. They also installed solar panels and built smokeless stoves from mud bricks and cow dung.
Student Reflections:
"I am an economics student, and being able to see the very beginning of businesses and the start of what will become a future source of income was very powerful. When we built the goat shed, I realized that this didn't only mean more milk or meat for the family, but also the start of what could develop into a source of employment and disposable income, which is what will possibly bring the whole country forward. I was able to witness how investment in services such as education or healthcare has a massive income on a country that is slowly developing into a more complex economy and a greater level of economic sustainability." Anna L, Year 12
"Making the cement was a pretty difficult process as we had to sift five barrows of sand to mix with each bag of cement and fetch water from the tank at the top of the hill. It all had to be mixed together which was heavy work in a hot environment. Even then, plastering was a challenge. The fundis (skilled craftsmen) made it look easy but when we tried to throw the cement onto the wall like they showed us, a lot of it just fell onto the ground." Van, Year 12
"Overall, I found that I have become more aware of the ethics of choices and actions of the volunteers set out to make a change, as well as the ethics of the locals who have to make do with the limited resources they have. This experience has enriched my perspective on how standards of living can vary significantly across the world, and I have also become more aware of the current solutions implemented in attempt to correct this imbalance." Ashley, Year 12
"Many times…I felt like I wanted to do more than I could. I wanted to build more on the teachers' houses. I wanted to help the woman who asked me for money. I wanted to give toys to the kids I met. I wanted to do a lot. Sometimes, even after finishing a really good day, I would feel that there was more to be done – and there was." Anna P, Year 12
Service Leader, Ms Jane Kilpatrick:
"I can say with confidence that I have rarely been as proud of the achievements of a group of students. Our team quickly made firm friends with fellow Nord Anglia students from Mexico, Florida, Abu Dhabi and Hanoi and were quickly working together in effective teams. They worked in often challenging physical and emotional conditions: under blistering sun and torrential rain and never let it slow them down or dampen their spirits. Most of all, though, they showed a questioning, sensitive approach to the circumstances of those we met. Our students were humble as well as passionate, caring and determined to do the best they possibly could and the quality of their discussions, questions and comments was outstanding."
Over the course of their expedition to Tanzania, students from NAIS Pudong worked on community projects, such as installing solar panels and building goat sheds for local families.
Community Projects 2016
Working in teams with students from other Nord Anglia schools worldwide, in challenging physical conditions which included blistering heat and pouring rain, students completed much needed improvement works to assist families with day-to-day living, to become more financially independent and to provide access to electricity for basic needs such as evening lighting to ensure children are able to do their homework."I worked together with my partner from BIS Abu Dhabi to make a stove, covered in 'cement', which was a combination of sand, cow dung and ash. This was so that the lady we were helping, Helen, could have somewhere to cook her food. We got the 'cement' all over us, as we had to manually mix it and cover the foundation of the stove, constructed from eight mud bricks. The next day, when we arrived back on site at Helen's, we discovered that something was already burning in the stove. We looked over at Helen and she was so excited for it – her face lit up and she smiled so brightly." Alice, Year 12
During their expedition to Tanzania, students from NAIS Pudong worked to improve conditions at a local school; helping to construct accommodation for teachers, and building desks and chairs for students.
School Project 2016
During their expedition to Tanzania, students from NAIS Pudong worked to improve conditions at a local school; helping to construct accommodation for teachers, and building desks and chairs for students.Students came face-to-face with the needs of this community, gaining insight into their needs and the impact of globalisation and technology on their lives."People will often associate Tanzania with no more than trees and dirt, perhaps an elephant here or there and tribal people spread sparsely amongst the environment. One thing that I have noticed on this trip is the effect of globalization and how it has reached the most remote corners of the world, even in a small village in Tanzania. I say this because of the numerous coca cola sponsored stores and advertisement boards I have spotted over the seven days. This made me wonder: Is the expansion of multinationals into Africa a positive, in terms of increasing the level of development and rate of economic growth, or will it compromise local businesses selling tradition products, and therefore contribute in erasing the Masai culture that should be preserved instead. Perhaps what Tanzania needs is sustainable development, to find a balance between the two and not have to forfeit one benefit for the other." Anna P, Year 12
Going on safari and experiencing the majestic beauty of Tanzania was a highlight of the expedition, with students even spending a night under the vast starry African sky.
On Safari 2016
Going on safari and experiencing the majestic beauty of Tanzania was a highlight of the expedition, with students even spending a night under the vast starry African sky.Elephants, zebras, giraffes and much more... from the back of a safari truck, NAIS Pudong students took in the amazing wildlife and vistas of Tanzania."Of course I loved watching the animals, but what is now stuck in my heart is the experience of watching the sky and waking up to one of the most beautiful sunrises that I've ever seen. Being in the sun under a blue sky and watching full rainbows play over our heads." Anna L, Year 12
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Rosso, a Colourful & modern UI kit
With Rosso you will get a colourful & modern UI that you can easily customize to build your app. This screens are 100% retina ready and all uses vector shapes, so you will not loose quality on reductions or enlargements.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (PressExposure) April 26, 2008 -- The average household in the UK could save hundreds of pounds annually simply by changing their front door, according to a study into exterior door insulation released by industry watchdog BuyDoor.net.
As a more energy efficient alternative to traditional doors, UPVC doorways are better at insulating heat than wood, according to the findings of the study, which could give rise to a tangibly lower energy bill over the course of a year for the average UK household.
Max Scott, of BuyDoor.net, said that the duel-benefits of saving money and helping protect the environment would make the switch a no-brainer over the coming decade.
"People don't realise just how much of an impact energy efficiency can have on their household heating bill. Simply by using a more heavily insulated UPVC door, homeowners could find themselves saving hundreds every year on unnecessary, wasted heating. The tide is turning however, and our report predicts that within the next ten years the prevalence of UPVC doors will almost quadruple."
UPVC doorways are designed to be more insulating and rely on modern design techniques to keep homes warmer for longer, as compared to traditional wooden exterior doors.


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We all know that the more visible you are on the water, the safer you are, especially in rough conditions or in a shipping lane.
Now you can buy everything in one kit to give day and night visibility when on the water in your kayak or canoe. The TelePole can also be retasked to carry a GoPro camera or similar on top during daylight hours.
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The 2015 Instructions for Forms 1094-C and 1095-C tell Applicable Large Employers how to furnish and file corrections to incorrectly filed Forms 1095-C. They don't answer these two questions that arise between the March 31, 2016 deadline for furnishing Forms 1095-C to full-time employees and the May 31 paper filing deadline or the June 30 e-filing deadline.
- What if I realize after March 31 that I miss-classified someone as a 2015 part-time employee or contractor?
- What if I properly classified a 2015 full-time employee but gave her a Form 1095-C with incorrect codes on Line 14 or Line 16?
Are you assessable for the $250 penalty provided by 26 U.S.C. § 6722 even if you fix the problem before you file? And how do you fix the problem? Let's begin with that Code section.
Section 6722 imposes that penalty for failing to furnish the Form 1095-C by March 31 or for including "incorrect information" on a timely Form 1095-C, with these exceptions.
- The penalty is $50 if either mistake is corrected within 30 days of the March 31 deadline, and $100 if corrected by August 1, 2016.
- If Form 1095-C was furnished timely but with good faith data mistakes, and if those mistakes are corrected by August 1, then the penalty for the first 10 corrected Forms is waived.
Even these penalties may be waived, as the IRS has said repeatedly in FAQ guidance, such as here:
[Q3] […] Accordingly, the IRS will not impose penalties under sections 6721 and 6722 on ALE members that can show that they have made good faith efforts to comply with the information reporting requirements.
[Q32] Does Notice 2016-04 affect the rules of sections 6721(b) and 6722(b) concerning the reduction of penalty amounts for issuers that make corrections by August 1? Yes. Because the deadlines under sections 6055 and 6056 for furnishing ACA statements to individuals and filing ACA information returns with IRS have been extended as described above in Q&A #18, the August 1, 2016 deadlines for reduction in penalty amounts to correct the failures described in sections 6721(a)(2) and 6722(a)(2) also are extended. For statements furnished to individuals under sections 6055 and 6056, any failures that reporting entities correct by April 30 and October 1, 2016, respectively, will be subject to reduced penalties. For returns filed on paper with the IRS under sections 6055 and 6056, any failures that reporting entities correct by June 30 or November 1, 2016, respectively, will be subject to reduced penalties. For returns filed electronically with the IRS under sections 6055 and 6056, any failures that reporting entities correct by July 30 or November 1, 2016, respectively, will be subject to reduced penalties. These extended dates have no effect on the penalty relief described in Q&A #3, above, for incomplete or incorrect returns filed or statements furnished to employees in 2016 for coverage offered in calendar year 2015.
If you tried hard but goofed a little, and fixed it, the IRS seems to be in an understanding mood, this first reporting year. Beware, however: because the regulations (26 CFR § 301.6722(b)(2)(i)) say that a dollar amount error is "never inconsequential," Line 15 errors may not receive as much sympathy as Line 14 and Line 16 errors.
So now, how about "how"? Where is the guidance? There's not much. Piecing together what we can read on related topics, we suppose that the IRS expects the ALE to furnish the correction as it furnished (or should have furnished) the original. But what if the original e-notice to the employee bounced back? Our guess is that the IRS would want you to furnish the correction by mail or in person, unless the employee has provided a new, valid e-mail address.
We are aware of no requirement that the employer explain separately what error was made, why it was made, or how it has been corrected. Furnishing the corrected Form seems sufficient.
We would like to see current, directly applicable IRS guidance on this, because the question is being frequently asked.


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April 16, 2013 BY John Kim
Up until he signed with the Miami Heat this offseason, the color green followed Ray Allen throughout his entire NBA career. Prior to the Celtics and Sonics, Ray was a star guard for the Milwaukee Bucks, during which he sported some of the most unique Air Jordan PEs – like this Air Jordan VII. The upper's got a basic White leather build, but the remaining accents are filled in with dark green and purple hues to match the Bucks uniforms, white grey filling in the rest. These are definitely one of the better colorways we've seen of the Air Jordan VII – we only wish they were in DS condition! Check out the photos and peep the full listing from snkrpimp on eBay.
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