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- Developer: MumboJumbo
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Beady Eyes | Unlock Unlimited Hidden Object Mode. |
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Master Storyteller | Complete Story Mode. |
No Place Like Home | Complete the Wonderful Wizard of Oz Easter egg scene. |
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Some Features Of Postwar Business Cycles
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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - A roadside bomb killed 10 workers in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, and NATO again promised that the coalition would not abandon the country even if some members plan to withdraw their forces.
Also Tuesday, two high-ranking government officials survived attempted assassinations.
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said that plans to hand over control of seven areas to Afghan soldiers in July remained on course, despite new bombings and assaults by insurgents. Those areas include Bamiyan and Panjshir provinces, the cities of Lashkar Gah, Herat, Mazer-e-Sharif and Mehterlam, and nearly all of Kabul province.
"Those who threaten Afghanistan's future should be under no illusion - NATO is and remains committed to Afghanistan," Fogh Rasmussen told Afghan President Hamid Karzai, according to a coalition statement.
NATO also acknowledged Tuesday that soldiers shot dead an Afghan holding a flashlight during a raid, something that could add to the growing anti-foreigner sentiment in Afghanistan after nearly a decade of war.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the roadside bombing aimed at workers in Kandahar, which has seen a rise in incidents in recent days as Taliban fighters try to retake territory lost in the past year.
The workers on the truck were employed by the local government in the region to clean up rivers and streams, according to Dr. Qayoum Pakhla, the director of Kandahar Hospital. Ten died, and 28 were injured in the attack.
"I could see people calling for help and crying," said one of the survivors, who gave his name as Sabdullah. "I saw some of my friends' dead bodies. I was helpless at that moment."
Meanwhile, Ahmad Ziad, a deputy chief at the National Directorate for Security, escaped injury in an attempted suicide bombing that targeted his car as he was traveling to work in Kabul, police said.
Ziad's bodyguards opened fire on a suspicious sport utility vehicle heading toward his convoy, wounding the driver and stopping the speeding SUV laden with explosives, the police said.
The driver was arrested and hospitalized under guard, pending an investigation. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attempt in a message to The Associated Press.
In a separate attack, gunmen opened fire on an armored SUV carrying Helmand provincial Gov. Mohammad Gulab Mangul. A statement from his office said police returned fire, killing two attackers. Mangul was not injured during the attack.
The growing number of attacks in the insurgents' spring offensive come as NATO and the United States hope to begin relinquishing control of security to the Afghan military through the end of 2014. President Barack Obama has said the United States, with about 100,000 troops on the ground, will begin a gradual drawdown in July - with the number to be determined by the situation at the time. Other nations plan to draw down their troop levels as well.
Fogh Rasmussen told journalists in Kabul on Tuesday that the "transition is on track" for the handover of seven of Afghanistan's 34 provinces in July. Both the secretary general and Karzai urged insurgent fighters to lay down their weapons and embrace an ongoing peace process.
"By shooting at our own countrymen, we gain nothing but the curse of history and the curse of God," Karzai said.
The NATO secretary general later traveled to the western province of Herat, where he walked a mile (1.6 kilometers) through the central bazaar of Herat city with the provincial governor. While on the trip, he said the recent shooting death of Osama bin Laden by U.S. Navy SEALs would not affect NATO troop levels or drawdown plans.
"The operation against Osama bin Laden is a major blow to international terrorism, but it doesn't change our plans as far as Afghanistan is concerned," Fogh Rasmussen said. "There's still a risk that Afghanistan could become a haven for terrorism if we leave earlier. This is the reason we will stay and see through our commitment."
Trilateral talks on security began Tuesday between Afghanistan, Pakistan and the United States, though top U.S. regional envoy Marc Grossman did not attend after officials said he fell ill.
Also Tuesday, NATO said a French aircraft crashed but that no one was injured. French military spokesman Col. Thierry Burkhard said the Mirage fighter jet crashed while escorting a convoy in Helmand province, likely due to mechanical problems with the plane.
It was the first crash of a French aircraft in the near decade the nation has been involved with the NATO operation, Burkhard said. In April, a helicopter from the NATO-led coalition crashed in a mountainous area of eastern Afghanistan, killing one foreign service member.
NATO forces have faced violent protests over night raids on villages as they try to flush out insurgents. On Monday night, NATO forces in southern Helmand province conducting a search shot and killed an Afghan who they said acted hostile and raised an object toward troops, the coalition said in a statement.
The man only had a flashlight in his hands, NATO said.
The man continued forward despite translator "instructions and warnings which were relayed in multiple ethnic languages," the coalition said. "This series of callouts was ineffective in allowing the security force to detain the individual peacefully."
NATO also said Tuesday that a service member died in an explosion Monday in southern Afghanistan. The British Defense Ministry said the soldier from the 1st Battalion The Rifles was killed while on patrol in Helmand province.
Associated Press writers Amir Shah and Rahim Faiez in Kabul, Mirwais Khan in Kandahar and Patrick Quinn in Herat contributed to this report.
(Copyright 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Prince is the co-editor-in-chief of the Mercer Island High School newspaper, The Islander, a National Honor Society member, percussionist in the band, Senior Service Club member and Bridges leader. In the community, she is the youth president of the MI Youth & Family Services Advisory Board, a Safe Rides driver and youth board member, and she participates on the executive committee of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life as the Luminaria Ceremony chair. She also volunteered for six weeks in rural Panama with Amigos de las Americas. In her spare time, she enjoys dancing. The daughter of Judith and Steven Prince, she plans to study abroad and pursue international relations and psychology in college.
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The wafer tumblers are usually read from back to front, depressing all of the wafers. Slide the probe forward slightly in order to see only the rear most wafer. Look for a depth number possibly stamped into the wafer. Depending upon the wafer tumbler manufacturer, the number may be positioned vertically, the same as the direction the wafer tumblers move or they may be positioned horizontally. Some manufacturers use both positions for different depth wafers. If the wafers have depth numbers, the job is simplified.
If not, the depths of cut can be determined by reading the height of each wafer tumbler's ledge in the "rest" position. The probe is used to provide visual access to the wafer tumblers being read, keep the forward wafer tumblers depressed, as well as determining the focal length. Once the rear tumbler has been read, pull the probe forward to release only the next wafer tumbler. Read this wafer tumbler. Continue pulling the probe slowly forward until all of the wafer tumblers have been read.
Note: Use previously read wafer tumbler positions at rest to help gauge the visible forward positioned wafer tumblers. Sometimes the forward wafer is lower in the at rest position, which can help to determine the depth of cut for both.
Originate a key using either the determined depths of the cuts or use half cuts when uncertain. Half cuts provide more depth of cut options, which can be helpful.
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Oh, the Lilies!!!
The perennial beds are glorious right now and part of the reason is – Lily season!
I love LILIES, all LILIES … The show starts with the Asiatic's, followed by the LO's, and finally the Orientals, Orienpets and the Trumpets.
Asiatic's come in all colors, many have brush strokes of contrasting color. Some are solid color and others may have a spotted appearance. Asiatic lilies have no fragrance. Asiatic are very easy to grow and enjoy. A full range of color is available to fit in any garden theme.
LO's or LO hybrids are a cross between the "Easter Lily" and oriental lily hybrids. Usually found in pastel shades more are being hybridized with deeper richer shades. LO's may have a light fragrance.
Orienpets are another cross, this time between the (you guessed it!) Orientals and trumpet lily. Orienpets take the best from both their parentage, fragrance and height. I love a lily you can smell without bending down.
Trumpets are an older class of lily. Usually quite tall and always fragrant, their flowers shape is a distinct trumpet shape. Many trumpets have two different colors on the trumpet, one on the outside of the trumpet and one within.
Orientals have always been a favorite of mine. When my husband and I were newly married and on a
strict budget he would occasionally bring me a stem of Stargazer lily from the Minneapolis farmers market on his way home from work and make my day, actually a few days, as a stem and its fragrance can last as many as 5 days. Orientals are commonly pastel shades though through recent breeding breakthroughs they have produced deeper shades. Yelloween or Golden Stargazer is a favorite in my garden. Standing and blooming at 5 to 6feet the clear yellow flowers are wonderfully fragrant.
I should mention to all lily lovers and cat lovers alike, the two are a deadly combination. ALL Lily are toxic to cats. If you own a kitty remember to place your bouquets in a location they can't reach.
All lily are quite easy to grow and enjoy. 4-6 hours of sun and well drained soil is all you need. Some lily will tolerate light shade (in fact the more delicate orientals will love some afternoon shade), but all will do best in 4-6 hours of sun. When purchasing lily bulbs choose only firm healthy looking bulbs. Size does matter!! Large bulbs will always produce a larger plant and flowers than a small bulb. All newly planted lily's will benefit from a protective mulch added after the first killing frost. Planting time is variable, I have purchased bulbs both in the spring and fall. I prefer the spring for planting so the bulb has a full season to grow and acclimate in its new position in the garden. When cutting lily to enjoy in the vase, remember to never take more than 1/3rd of the stem, the lily will need the remaining stem to store nutrients for the following season. Many lily's can produce bulblets that over time can be dug and used in different garden spots.
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:biglaugh: Probably was UNI. No, each of my boys has gotten the valley of tears freshman year. After that, I have been able to restrain my blubbering to the car ride home, except oddly enough, when the oldest started grad school, once again I was bawling in his apartment right in front of his roommates. In my defense, he is about 1000 miles away from home.
My freshman roommate was terrible as well, but that's not always a bad thing. You just go and do your own thing with your own friends and you don't ever have to worry about spending too much/too little time with the roommate, how often to include them in your plans, etc. You just happen to share a room, and as long as you can coexist, you don't have to be friends.


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I know there are a couple of other VBAC mamas out there. I just wanted to say hi and to open up a thread where we can support each other in our endeavors.
This will be my second hospital VBAC. I had my cesarean section in 2006; it was an unnecessary c/s after an induction and "failure to progress." I joined ICAN in 2007 and have been active ever since. I live in Atlanta and we have a great, very active group. In fact, many many of my closest local friends are fellow ICANers. Besides supporting other cesarean and VBAC moms, I feel like I have learned so much about birth from being a part of ICAN. I have attended the last two international conferences (ICAN and St Louis), although sadly I don't think I will attend the one in 2013 because it's in Seattle and I just don't think I'm up to going to another far away conference with a mobile baby. (Prop to those who DO feel up to it, though. I had fun last time but it was pretty tiring with a 14 month old.)
I chose a hospital provider for a couple of reasons. We have two good, supportive hospital providers (one an OB, one an independent group of midwives) here. I've already had a hospital VBAC and it was an awesome experience. There are very few homebirth VBAC providers and I would risk out of a homebirth because of some non-VBAC reasons, anyway. So it was an easy choice for me and I feel very supportive. The one change I am making is a different doula this time. My last doula was awesome but I was ready for a change.
I'm mostly not worried about VBACing again, except for the usual worries that come with giving birth--that there are some things that are just unpredictable. But mostly I'm feeling great!
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DUI Checkpoints Scheduled for Friday Night in Petaluma
Two DUI and driver's license checkpoints will be conducted Friday night somewhere in Petaluma.
The Petaluma Police Department says it will conducts two DUI and driver's license checkpoints at undisclosed locations in the city.
"These operations are being conducted to raise the awareness of the dangers of impaired driving by educating motorists, arresting impaired drivers and suspended/unlicensed drivers," police said in a press release. "Funding for these operations has been provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration."
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'Cause all my Titos got bricks like the yellow road
from Kanye West (Ft. Big Sean, CyHi The Prynce, J. Cole & Pusha T) – Looking for Trouble Lyrics on Rap Genius
Cyhi's dogs have so much crack they could pave their own Yellow Brick Road, he mentions "Titos" though the dog from The Wizard of Oz was actually Toto.
He may be referring to:
Felix "Tito" Trinidad, who's a boxer (Boxers are also a breed of dog)
Michael Jackson's brother "Tito"
Either way the word means "homie" in this instance.
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Thank God's spirit for touching you to write down the lyrics to the wonderful version of Over the Rainbow song. I'm doing a prayer breakfast in September and this is perfect. Thanks again. Know I just need someone to sing it..... Believing God!
Hi All, Can anyone tell me who wrote the lyrics for the christian version?
Shes amazing! What talent she has!
LYRICS: Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high. There's a land that I heard of far, far beyond the sky. Somewhere over the rainbow, God abides in the land called Glory, far, far, beyond the sky. God promised me if I believed in Christ, I'd have with Him eternal life everlasting...eternal. Where I'd reign with him forevermore, above the clouds where angels soar up high in Glory. Somewhere over the rainbow, my God, my God, abides. In a land called Glory far, far beyond the sky. In the land called Glory, far, far, beyond the sky. And if someday you look for me and you can't find me, I will be with God.
Just fabulous!
you all need not just to admire this litte girl.. but pray for her and her father.... now and daily, both in jer walk with god and in the limelight too. thank you gbu all x.
I'm addicted to this little girl I love you rhema god bless u and your family.
I'd love to see the lyrics to this version. Can you please post them?
an awesome rendition of the song...love the christian version.she is a very brave and talented little lady..God be with you always.
I love singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Rhema, the Christian version you sang here is just spine tingling. I love it.
so cool, sweet and suave and powerful rendition of a very young girl. I love it Rhema! God bless you!
An Amazing God Given Talent Indeed! I'm Planning To Buy Her Albums That's Available On Amazon.
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For four years, Grace Sullivan wrote to a Marine she never met, and fell in love. But when his deployment ended, so did the letters. Ever since that day, Grace has been coasting, academically and emotionally. The one thing she's decided? No way is Noah Jackson -- or any man -- ever going to break her heart again.
Noah has always known exactly what he wants out of life. Success. Stability. Control. That's why he joined the Marines and that's why he's fighting his way -- literally -- through college. Now that he's got the rest of his life on track, he has one last conquest: Grace Sullivan. But since he was the one who stopped writing, he knows that winning her back will be his biggest battle yet.
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Tamaqua won the team event and four individual records were broken at the 7th annual Football Weightlifting Competition on Sunday at Palmerton High School.
Former Palmerton coach Paul McArdle again organized the event he started in his first year in charge of the Blue Bombers, with the help of first-year coach Chris Walkowiak.
A total of 31 teams from District 11 participated. Players competed in the bench press and squat lifting events.
Team scores: 1. Tamaqua 33 points; 2. Salisbury 25; 3. Lehighton 24; 4. Palmerton 24; 5. Mahanoy Area 19; 6. Panther Valley 9; 7. Marian Catholic 8; 8. North Schuylkill 5; 9. Blue Mountain 4; 10. Pen Argyl 3.
North Schuylkill's Jonathan Long (16-18 year-old division) and Salisbury's Mike Abraham (14-15 year-old division) were named Most Outstanding Lifters, which are based on a formual using body weight and pounds lifted.
Those who set new meet records were:
North Schuylkill's Jonathan Long in the 150-pound weight class of the 16-18 year-old division. He lifted a total of 590 pounds.
Tamaqua's Pete Conforti in the 210-pound weight class of the 16-18 year-old divison. He had a total lift of 725 pounds.
Marian Catholic's Anthony Damiano in the 225-pound weight class of the 16-18 year-old division with a total of 770 pounds lifted.
Palmerton's Josh Evans in the 120-pound weight class of the 14-15 year-old division with 375 pounds combined.
Salisbury's Dom Rossetti in the 210-pound weight class of the 14-15 year-old divison with 665 pounds combined.
Participating schools were: Central Catholic, Bangor, Bethlehem Catholic, Blue Mountain, Catasauqua, Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Mahanoy Area, Marian Catholic, Minersville, Nativity BVM, Northern Lehigh, North Schuylkill, Northwestern Lehigh, Notre Dame-Green Pond, Palisades, Palmerton, Panther Valley, Pen Argyl, Pine Grove, Pius X, Pottsville, Salisbury, Saucon Valley, Schuylkill Haven, Shenandoah Valley, Southern Lehigh, Tamaqua, Tri-Valley, Williams Valley and Wilson.
Other winners included:
14-15 year-old division
120-pound weight class
GOLD: Josh Evans, Palmerton
SILVER: Nick Sander, Palmerton
BRONZE: Isaac George Palmerton
135 pounds
GOLD: Kris Knappenberger, Lehighton
SILVER: Josh Suveg, Panther Valley
BRONZE: Matt Althouse, Palmerton
150 pounds
GOLD: Austin Watson, Salisbury
SILVER: Alan Ramirez, Lehighton
BRONZE: Thomas Ruzicka, Lehighton
165 pounds
GOLD: Mike Abraham, Salisbury
SILVER: Darien Correa, Salisbury
BRONZE: Jacob Staines, Panther Valley
180 pounds
GOLD: Josh Kachmar, Mahanoy Area
SILVER: Tyler Skripko, Tamaqua
BRONZE: Eugene Kuchan, Panther Valley
195 pounds
GOLD: Trevor Skripko, Tamaqua
SILVER: Kyle Troch, Lehighton
BRONZE: Alex Ververeli, Salisbury
210 pounds
GOLD: Dom Rossetti, Salisbury
SILVER: Jake Ditzler, Blue Mountian
BRONZE: Trent Clay, Salisbury
225 pounds
GOLD: Alex Zmyewski, Palmerton
SILVER: Rian Shubeck, Panther Valley
Heavyweight division
GOLD: Stephen Bolousky, Mahanoy Area
SILVER: Joe Damiano, Marian Catholic
BRONZE: Devin Murphy, Tamaqua
16-18 year-old division
150 pounds
GOLD: Jonathon Long, North Schuylkill
SILVER: Nick McArdle, Panther Valley
BRONZE: Steven Shanton, Lehighton
165 pounds
GOLD: Nick Hollenbach, Tamaqua
SILVER: Mitch Moyer, Lehighton
BRONZE: Jacob Peck, Palmerton
180 pounds
GOLD: Austin Forte, Mahanoy Area
SILVER: Josh Agosto, Lehighton
BRONZE: Mike Balliet, Lehighton
195 pounds
GOLD: Anthony Iacoviello, Tamaqua
SILVER: Aaron Cook, Palmerton
BRONZE: Zach Tidmore, Blue Mountain
210 pounds
GOLD: Pete Conforti, Tamaqua
SILVER: Tyler Groner, Tamaqua
BRONZE: Joe Oriel, Lehighton
225 pounds
GOLD: Anthony Damiano, Marian Catholic
SILVER: John Snyder, Palmerton
BRONZE: Gage Cara, Mahanoy Area
240 pounds
GOLD: Zach Breiner, Lehighton
SILVER: Steven Semmel, Palmerton
255 pounds
GOLD: Salvatore Merenda, Tamaqua
SILVER: J.T. Krincek, Pen Argyl
BRONZE: Colton Davidson, Lehighton
GOLD: Gavin Sonntag, Salisbury
SILVER: Aaron Broomell, Mahanoy Area
BRONZE: Tyler Wolfe, Tamaqua
Half the schools you listed did not participate in that competition... you might want to check your source to make some corrections.
Anyone from Nazareth or Parkland could win this competition easily
TOM HOUSENICK watches every move Lehigh's C.J. McCollum makes on the court, laughs at every joke by Lafayette coach Fran O'Hanlon and watches all the Divisions II and III coaches and players do it for the love of the game. Basketball makes the cold weather season go by fast. Already can't wait for late February and early March when each possession could result in a season ending or continuing on.
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It was ugly last night for the Orioles, as they lost 8-1, last night at Camden Yards. They could not take advantage of a Yankees' loss in New York; however, they still lead the Wild Card hunt along with Oakland.
Virginia native Joe Saunders who was making his first start as an Oriole just was not effective on Wednesday. Saunders pretty much doomed the Orioles as he gave up four runs in the opening frame and got marginally better throughout night; however, the offense could not get out of the hole he dug early.
Overall, Saunders lasted 5 1/3 innings, gave seven runs – six earned – struck out four and walked two.
Dylan Alexrod – who started on the mound for Chicago – dominated the Orioles. He went 7 1/3 innings, allowed a run, walked four and struck out five. The Baltimore offense only mustered three hits on the night and Omar Quintanilla drove in the only run.
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It is a cloudy afternoon in the Eastern Caribbean as our flight makes it's descent to the island country of Antigua and Barbuda. Passing storms cast a dull gray on the normally sparkling blue waters of the Caribbean Sea below us. The entire island can almost be seen as we make our final approach for landing at VC Bird International Airport.
No pirates of Antigua
... on the island. It actually doesn't have fig trees, but at one point the locals called bananas figs, and it does have banana trees. It has a bunch of other trees and is almost like a jungle, but I'm not a botanist and can't really say what kinds of trees it did have.
This drive is another reason to rent a car. The drive is very pretty, but it was nice to be able to stop in a few places. First, I stopped at the Fig Tree art studio. Again, ...
The Pink Sands of Barbuda with Paul and Linda
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Antigua and Barbuda
... kayak, we were taken to small bird island, where we walked a short trail to the top. The view from the top was nice: a couple of blow-holes, some plants, lots of lizards. We did not linger, especially because a squall was approaching (and, despite the guide's assurances that it would pass to our north, we were hit … but it didn't last as long as even most brief squalls in the tropics).
We then went snorkeling. The currents ...
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- The best of the bunch is a classic pavlova, made with whipped cream and delicious deposits of banana-flavored caramel.
- Desserts included ice cream, cheesecake, apple pie, pavlova and a cheese board, but we'd had enough at that stage and ordered tea and coffee instead.
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This guide provides an overview of the Productivity and Innovation Credit Scheme in Singapore. We will help you understand how your company can enjoy up to 400% tax deductions and/or 60% cash payout for qualifying investments under the PIC Scheme.
Budget 2013 Update
To encourage businesses to undertake improvement in productivity and innovation, eligible businesses that spend a minimum of $5,000 in qualifying PIC investments in a YA will receive a dollar-for-dollar matching cash bonus.
The PIC Bonus is capped at $15,000 for the 3-year period (YA 2013 to YA 2015), and is given in addition to existing PIC benefits of:
a) 400% PIC tax deductions up to $400,000 in expenditure for each PIC qualifying activity; or
b) Cash payout at 60% on up to $100,000 of the qualifying expenditure.
Liberalized scope of Automation equipment
With effect from YA 2013, more equipment will qualify for PIC benefits through the following changes:
a) Liberalized conditions for approving equipment that is not on the prescribed list:
i) The equipment automates or merchandises, whether in whole or in part, the work processes, whether core or non-core of the business; and
ii) The equipment enhances the productivity of the business.
An equipment that is a basic tool will be allowed if:
- It increases productivity compared to the existing equipment used in the business; or
- It has not been used in the business before.
b) The term "automation equipment" is changed to "IT and automation equipment" to reflect the fact that PIC already supports IT-related software besides automation equipment.
c) The prescribed equipment list has been expanded and will be updated regularly to take into account feedback from businesses.
IP Licensing
To help businesses that license IP rights instead of acquiring the IP for innovation or productivity improvements, the PIC scheme will be enhanced to allow IP in-licensing costs incurred from YA 2013 to YA 2015 to qualify for PIC benefits.
The current PIC qualifying activity of "Acquisition of Intellectual Property" will also be renamed to "Acquisition and In-Licensing of Intellectual Property" to reflect the change.
IRAS will release further details by April 2013.
It pays to be productive in Singapore
If companies plan their PIC strategies well, they stand to save up to S$9.6 million in taxes per annum.This is possible as they can estimate their taxable income and make provisions for investments in qualifying activities at the time of annual budgeting. Companies can invest in any of the following 6 categories to take advantage of PIC.
- Purchase / lease of PIC Automation Equipment
- Training of Employees
- Acquisition of Intellectual Property
- Registration of Intellectual Property
- Research & Development
- Approved Design Projects
Option 1: Cash Payout of up to $60,000
- An eligible business can opt to convert 60% of qualifying PIC expenditure (capped at S$100,000) into a non-taxable cash payout, amounting to S$60,000 per YA.
- Claimable any time after the end of each financial quarter, but no later than the due date for the filing of its income tax returns for the relevant year. Businesses may obtain the first quarterly cash payout starting July 2012.
Eligibility criteria
Businesses that can opt for the cash payout are sole-proprietorships, partnerships, companies (including registered business trusts) that have:
Option 2: Tax Credit for up to $400,000 for Each Qualifying Activity
Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) Scheme
The Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) Scheme has been further enhanced during the 2012 Singapore Budget. The PIC scheme aims to encourage businesses to upgrade their capabilities along the innovation and productivity value chain by providing participants tax incentives when they do so. The table below outlines the benefits of the PIC scheme:
The PIC cash payout has been doubled from 30% to 60% for up to S$100,000 of qualifying expenditure, from YA 2013 to YA 2015.
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Acquisition or Leasing of Prescribed Automation Equipment | Costs incurred to acquire/lease prescribed automation equipment. Automation equipment that are bought on hire purchase and are to be repaid over 2 year-installments or more will be eligible for PIC cash payouts. | 400% allowance or deduction for qualifying expenditure subject to the expenditure cap, 100% allowance or deduction for the balance expenditure exceeding the cap. |
Training Expenditure | Costs incurred on inhouse training (i.e. WDA certified or ITE certified); as well as all external training. Qualifying inhouse training expenditure of up to $10,000 per YA will not require certification.Expenses incurred by training agents may qualify for PIC claims if they meet stated conditions. | |
Acquisition of Intellectual Property Rights ("IPRs") | Costs incurred to acquire IPRs for use in a trade or business (exclude EDB approved IPRs and IPRs relating to media and digital entertainment contents) | |
Registration of Intellectual Property Rights ("IPRs") | Costs incurred to register patents, trademarks, designs and plant variety. | |
Design Expenditure | Costs incurred to create new products and industrial designs where the activities are primarily done in Singapore. | |
Research & Development ("R&D") | Costs incurred on staff, costs and consumables for qualifying R&D activities carried out in Singapore or overseas, if the R&D done overseas is related to the taxpayer's Singapore trade or business. R&D expenditure on cost-sharing agreements will be eligible for PIC claims.The multiple sales criteria will be removed to facilitate R&D in software development that is not intended for sale. | 400% tax deduction for qualifying expenditure subject to the expenditure cap*. For qualifying expenditure exceeding the cap for R&D done in Singapore, deduction will be 150%. For balance of all other expenses, including expenses for R&D done overseas, deduction will be 100% |
Total expenditure cap for YA 2011 and YA 2012 – $800,000 for each of the six qualifying activities.
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Albert Pujols powers Cardinals past Rangers
October 23, 2011, 12:19AM
Albert Pujols joined Babe Ruth and Reggie Jackson as the only players to hit three home runs in a World Series game, tying records with five hits and six RBIs that led the Cardinals to a 16-7 rout of the Texas Rangers on Saturday night that gave St. Louis a 2-1 Series lead. Full story »
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October 21, 2011, 9:47PM
The 37-year-old Epstein resigned from the Boston Red Sox on Friday night with a year remaining on his contract as general manager to run a team that has gone 103 years without a World Series championship. Full story »
Albert Pujols is center of attention at World Series
October 21, 2011, 8:17PM
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Rangers OF Josh Hamilton stays home, rests for Game 3
October 21, 2011, 7:05PM
Josh Hamilton was an excused absence from the World Series on Friday. Full story »
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October 21, 2011, 1:20PM
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Phillies to return entire coaching staff for 2012
October 20, 2011, 5:24PM
Sam Perlozzo will be back to coach third base. Greg Gross will return as the hitting coach. Full story »
St. Louis Cardinals get jump on the Texas Rangers in Game 1 of World Series
October 19, 2011, 10:10PM
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October 18, 2011, 7:09PM
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St. Louis Cardinals back in World Series with a victory over Milwaukee Brewers in Game 6
October 17, 2011, 12:49AM
The Cardinal bullpen pitched seven innings as St. Louis captures its 18th pennant. Full story »
Nine-run inning carries Texas Rangers past Detroit Tigers and into the World Series
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Rangers' 15-5 win clinches 4-2 series, earns second straight Series invite Full story »
Milwaukee Brewers down the St. Louis Cardinals to even NLCS
October 13, 2011, 11:39PM
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Joe Buck is the wrong Buck for baseball
October 13, 2011, 9:50PM
I'm sitting here watching Game 5 of the ALCS. Great game, Rangers and Tigers tied up. Detroit at home and has to win. Lots of drama. And I'm wishing anybody but Joe Buck was doing this game. Trying to put my finger on why. Well, one reason, I suppose, is his father. I grew up in Columbus where his... Full story »
Detroit Tigers stay alive and win Game 5 of ALCS
October 13, 2011, 7:59PM
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Sometimes... Random Thoughts on This Monday Evening
Silence is the best answer.
Love is the only gift I can offer.
A hug makes me feel much better.
Tears are the best cleaning solution.
Running away is the best way to deal with it.
Taking inventory is the best reminder of life's blessings.
A smile is the only alternative to weeping.
My journal is my only friend.
One pastor friend used to say, "Stop questioning your reality. Question your fantasies."
A wise teacher recently said, "Nothing is ideal."
I have found it hard to maintain high spirits this afternoon and evening. Earlier in the day, I had a long talk and took a short walk with a dear friend who is hurting, feeling overwhelmed with work, and wondering how she is going to resolve the myriad problems she is facing. I have thought of her and prayed for her often this evening.
What can I do to help her?
What burdens of hers can I carry?
How should I pray for her?
How should I pray for the many people I know who are in pain, afraid, lonely, wondering when the sadness, the fear, and the drought (physical and spiritual) will end?
Here I sit in my study in the unrelenting Charlotte heat (is it really 90 degrees on October 8th?), wondering what to do, what to say, how to think, and how to pray. I look at my bookshelf in the hopes of finding the perfect book with the perfect quote and the perfect answer for all that ails me, my friend, and the world. If only it were that easy...
Maybe it's easier than I thought. There is one section of my non-fiction books that is shelved in alphabetical order according to the author's last name. The following list of titles is captured in the order in which they appear on the shelf. (This is not an exhaustive list, mind you, but these are the titles that caught my attention tonight.)
Journal to the Self
Living the Questions
Beyond Codependency
Finding your Way Home
Sex God
Simple Abundance
Loving God Through the Darkness
The Sacred Romance
The Journey of Desire
Eat Pray Love
Being Peace
A Testament of Devotion
The Dance of the Dissident Daughter
First Light
When the Heart Waits
God's Joyful Surprise
Operating Instructions
Traveling Mercies: Some Thoughts on Faith
Plan B: More Thoughts on Faith
Grace (Eventually)
Practicing His Presence
A New Kind of Christian
The Story We Find Ourselves In
Searching for God Knows What
Through Painted Deserts
Amazing Grace: A New Vocabulary of Faith
The Cloister Walk
The Quotidian Mysteries
Can You Drink the Cup?
Clowning in Rome
A Cry for Mercy
Here and Now
The Inner Voice of Love
Life of the Beloved
Making All Things New
Show Me the Way
With Burning Hearts
With Open Hands
My Monastery is A Minivan
Leaving Church
The Bridges of Madison County (a juicy novel thrown in to remind me that I am human!)
girl meets God
Mudhouse Sabbath
Dangerous Wonder
Messy Spirituality
Perfect. The perfect list/metaphor/answer to so much that is ailing me at the moment. So many words of grace, encouragement, and challenge.
From start to finish: I am moving beyond codependency towards the God who created sex and romance and desire and laughter and joy in all its forms, eating, praying, loving. There is room in my life for His joyful surprises and a desperate need for operating instructions. So many thoughts on faith because I DO want to be a new kind of Christian, one with my questions and doubts and wanderings in the forefront of my life. I do not want to spend my life sitting in one place, but rather searching for (only) God knows what through painted deserts, dry cities, and quiet cathedrals. I am on a cloister walk, seeking a new vocabulary for the amazing grace that gave birth to this new kind of Christianity, with my eyes wide open for the mysteries embedded in all the quotidian demands of my life.
Here and now, I wish I were clowning in Rome, but because I cannot do that I will walk though my life asking Christ to show me the way, to keep my heart burning and my hands open to receive all that He has for me. On most days, my monastery is not only my minivan, but also my kitchen counter. I have been known to find sanctuary in the aisles of the supermarket, on my knees scrubbing the floor, standing over a hot iron, and kneeling beside my children's beds at night as we bid each other farewell until morning.
Will I ever have the courage to leave church for a while, to be the girl who meets God in the coffeehouse on the sabbath day, filled with silent and dangerous wonder for the mess that is my spiritual life???
(Can you say all that three times fast?)
If you scan this photo carefully, you can see some of the elephants in my elephant statue collection. I hope to have 25 eventually... from all over the world. The books on the top right-hand shelves, the ones that all look identical, those are filled journals. Those volumes cover the years from 1998 until the present. Since capturing this photo last November, I rearranged the shelves, shifting the journals so they fill the top left shelf as well, and adding more of the books that I needed within arm's length of my desk. Perhaps I will take an updated photo of my study...


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LSU Football: Bold Predictions for Tigers' 2013 Recruiting Class
By Randy Chambers ,
One of the 2013 recruiting classes that doesn't get enough respect belongs to the LSU Tigers. Maybe it was the surprising group of guys that Ole Miss was able to put together, or the continued dominance of Alabama, but Les Miles and his staff did an impressive job in their own right.
The class includes a plethora of defensive talent that will help contribute in the first year, and playmakers on the offensive side that could actually produce a passing game in Baton Rouge.
Who would have ever thought that would actually happen?
Along with predicting an air attack for LSU that produces more than 200 yards a game, I see two players in this class that could be even better than defensive legends that recently suited up for this program. There is a lot to like with this 2013 class, which means it is time to throw all of the predictions out on the table before they begin their collegiate careers.
Here are the bold predictions for the 2013 LSU Tigers recruiting class.
If we are going to be honest for a minute, LSU doesn't exactly have the most talented group of wide receivers. Now some of this has to do with the subpar quarterback play, but looking at the depth chart, you just don't see many guys that are capable of taking over a game.
This is why John Diarse is going to receive immediate playing time and is one of the reasons he has enrolled early on campus. The 4-star recruit (Rivals) played a little bit of everything at the high school level, but should contribute immediately on the offensive side of the ball.
He isn't huge at 6'0", 205 pounds, but he plays much more physically than his size indicates, and he doesn't shy away from contact. Diarse isn't a flashy player, but he has the ability to go across the middle, has sure hands and just does everything the right way at the receiver position. His style of play is going to pan out well in Baton Rouge and allow him to be that physical player within the offense.
Diarse isn't going to appear on many highlight films, but his toughness will allow him to put up impressive numbers in his first season.
LSU was spoiled with having two pure pass-rushers coming off the edge in Sam Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo on the same team. But while both of them are busy preparing for their future in the NFL, the Tigers will just add somebody like Kendell Beckwith into the mix.
The kid is going to be special once he gets coached up a bit and adds on a little more weight for the collegiate level. With so much athleticism and natural ability, Beckwith actually played defensive end and quarterback in high school.
As a defender, the 4-star recruit (Rivals) already does a nice job of using his hands and covers a lot of ground from sideline to sideline. It was actually his relentless pursuit that won me over in a play where he was able to chase down a running back and prevent a sure touchdown (second play of the highlight film).
Beckwith has incredible upside, and you figure he is only going to get better once he is taught a few things by this LSU coaching staff. I feel the best is yet to come at the defensive end and outside linebacker position for LSU.
This is what I'm talking about. LSU has brought in an elite pass-catching tight end in DeSean Smith, somebody who can actually provide a real receiving weapon for the quarterbacks for the first time since Brandon LaFell in 2009.
Smith is listed as one of the top tight ends of the 2013 recruiting class, but he played more of a massive wide receiver at the high school level. Often lining up off the offensive line, he would simply run his route and go up there and catch the football. At 6'4", 225 pounds, Smith still has to grow into his tight end frame, but the two things that already stand out are his speed and incredible leaping ability. This guy can jump with anybody and consistently win jump balls with defensive backs.
If Smith is ever going to be a true tight end, he must bulk up his upper body and improve his blocking ability. However, with the things he has shown as a receiver, I say line the kid up and let him go out there and catch the football.
Whatever Les Miles has planned for him, I see Smith being a huge part of this offense and becoming the go-to target for LSU quarterbacks sooner than later.
The Tigers have produced an insane amount of talented defensive backs over the years; guys like Tyrann Mathieu, Eric Reid, Morris Claiborne and of course, Patrick Peterson, Baton Rouge is the place you want to be if you are a player in the secondary.
Tre'Davious White has some big shoes to fill if he is going to join that company, but this is somebody who has the skill set to get the job done.
An athlete who played both sides of the ball in high school, including quarterback, White will likely stick to his routes at the cornerback position. This is somebody who can change direction quickly, is quick in and out of his breaks and has developed good ball skills from playing receiver.
Another thing that stands out with the 4-star recruit (Rivals) is his ability to get physical. At 5'10", 180 pounds, you wouldn't expect somebody his size to stick their nose in there in run support and jam guys at the line, but he plays much bigger than he is on the field.
White is actually Claiborne's cousin and when you throw in his ability to contribute on special teams, I see a few comparisons to Peterson being tossed around in a year or two.
Les Miles has only had one 3,000-yard passer since he has been with LSU. That was JaMarcus Russell during the 2006 season.
Whenever Hayden Rettig gets a chance to take over the offense, he will become the second to accomplish such a feat. A recruit that went under the radar for the most part, Rettig brings a lot of things to the table that Tigers fans should be excited about.
The first thing that stands out is his strong arm, as this kid can simply let it fly on the gridiron. Usually throwing a tight spiral, Rettig also displays a nice touch on the ball and doesn't just rely on pure arm strength to get the job done. He has the typical size that you would like to see from a pro-style quarterback at 6'3". He still needs to bulk up his upper body and add about 20 more pounds to his 190-pound frame, but things are looking good for him so far.
Once Zach Mettenberger graduates from the program, there will be an open quarterback competition. Rettig will then be able to put his name into the hat and become one of the few signal-callers that has had any success under the current coaching staff.


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BELMAR, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and state Senate President Steve Sweeney's political Facebook status would be ''in a relationship'' — but maybe trying to work some things out.
Earlier this week, Sweeney had said Christie ''prayed'' for a hurricane that would bring the state jobs — a remark he quickly apologized for.
Christie, speaking at a news conference Wednesday to mark the start of reconstruction of Belmar's Superstorm Sandy-damaged boardwalk, was asked how he and Sweeney are getting along.
''I never thought I'd be asked what the status of my relationship with the senate president is,'' Christie quipped. ''I love him, but our love is strained,'' he added as the crowd laughed.
Sweeney, the state's most powerful elected Democrat and a possible contender for his party's nomination for governor, said Christie had no jobs plan before the Oct. 29 storm and reconstruction would provide an economic boost through thousands of new construction jobs.
''His jobs package is a hurricane,'' Sweeney said during a press conference on Monday, the day before Christie was set to deliver his State of the State message. ''I guess he prayed a lot and got lucky because a storm came.''
Sweeney immediately apologized for the remark, but maintained that Christie is using the storm's aftermath ''to paper over his failure to lead on issues like job creation, economic growth, women's issues, health care and housing.''
''Steve and I are fine,'' Christie said Wednesday, adding that they can still work together even though Sweeney says things that anger Christie, ''and vice versa.''
Christie also said the fist-bump he and Sweeney shared at Tuesday's State of the State speech had no significance other than that Sweeney is sick and didn't want to infect the governor by clasping hands.
''It's not like our secret handshake,'' Christie said.
''That might mean the status of our relationship is better than I thought,'' Christie said, adding that if Sweeney were truly mad at him, he would have shaken his hand in the hope of making the governor ill.
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As a boutique firm, one of our principals is involved in every engagement, providing the personal service you deserve. Through our unique affiliation with KraftCPAs, we also have access to 150 professionals with expertise in tax, accounting, audit, technology and financial consulting. KraftCPAs is an independent accounting firm based in middle Tennessee.
*Securities offered through our broker-dealer subsidiary, BrightChoice Financial LLC (Member FINRA, Member SIPC), d/b/a 2nd Generation Financial.
2nd Generation Capital Experts in the Process of Creating Private Business Value
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Trio II
Original Release Date: November 17, 1998
Track Listing
1. Lover's Return
2. High Sierra
3. Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
4. After the Gold Rush
5. The Blue Train
6. I Feel the Blues Movin' In
7. You'll Never Be the Sun
8. He Rode All the Way to Texas
9. Feels Like Home
10. When We're Gone, Long Gone
Alison Krauss: Fiddle
John Starling: Guitar (Acoustic), Producer
Emmylou Harris: Performer
Dolly Parton: Performer
David Lindley: Autoharp
Linda Ronstadt: Strings, Arranger, Performer, Mixing
Jim Keltner: Drums
Ben Keith: Guitar (Steel)
Larry Atamanuik: Drums
Mark Casstevens: Guitar (Acoustic)
David Grisman: Mandolin
Roy M. "Junior" Husky: Bass, Bass (Acoustic)
Carl Jackson: Guitar (Acoustic)
Nathaniel Kunkel: Engineer
George Massenburg: Producer
Dean Parks: Guitar (Acoustic), Mandolin, Guitar (Electric)
Doug Sax: Mastering
Leland Sklar: Bass
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