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Ministers were pressed on the CIOT's concerns over the enhanced Business Record Checks regime and the introduction of PAYE Real Time Information (RTI), at last week's Conservative Conference in Manchester.
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At a meeting organised by the thinktank Reform and R3, the insolvency trade body, George Crozier, the Institute's External Relations Manager, told David Gauke, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, that the Institute was supportive of a lot of the Government's reforms, such as improvements to the consultative process and the setting up of the Office of Tax Simplification, but was unhappy about HMRC's programme of business record checks, which had recently been extended. While improving record keeping by business is necessary and important, said Crozier, the CIOT had two particular concerns about the programme. First they were concerned that it is a blunt instrument more about heavy-handed revenue-raising through fines, when it should be a collaborative process about educating business about good practice and supporting them in improving their systems. Secondly it was important that what counts as adequate records needs to have regard to the sort and size of business. Expecting the smallest businesses – which might only have one or two employees – to have perfect records kept up to date every day was unrealistic and not in keeping with the Government's aim of reducing business burdens. He asked the minister to keep this area under review and to be willing to make changes.
Responding, Gauke said he was conscious of concerns about the programme. This is always something he would keep an eye on, he said, explaining that what HMRC was trying to do was to "get the balance right". In the interests of fairness it was important that there is a level playing-field. The SME sector was important but a minority did not pay taxes as they should and this needed to be dealt with. However Mike Cherry, Policy Chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, who was a member of the panel at the meeting, did not feel the minister's attempts to sooth were sufficient. "We have a real problem here," he explained: 'adequate' is a subjective word and there is nothing laid down by HMRC to give you the basics. He made a particular plea for HMRC to make the online VAT process easier. Gauke acknowledged that was a fair point.
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During a meeting at Manchester's Palace Hotel, Iain Duncan Smith MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, was questioned about a range of issues, particularly benefit reform and the introduction of Universal Credit.
The CIOT's George Crozier said the Institute and its Low Incomes Tax Reform Group were supportive of the integration of benefits and wanted Universal Credit to work but were very concerned at the tight timetable for its introduction, especially in relation to the introduction of Real Time Information, where the pace was being forced by the introduction of Universal Credit. They were particularly nervous because of the record of past governments on big IT projects, and because of the sheer complexity of the project – in particular the significant differences between what counts as income for tax or tax credit purposes and what counts as income for benefit purposes. Crozier encouraged the Secretary of State to ask probing questions of HMRC about the timetable for the project and, on behalf of the two bodies, urged him to ensure that there will be sufficient time for full testing of Real Time Information for employers of all sizes – including the smallest employers – with enough time after that to allow changes to be made to ensure information transmitted by RTI is useable for Universal Credit purposes.
Responding, Duncan Smith argued that this was not "a major, major change". What we [DWP] need from HMRC is, he said, not all of RTI but a feed in to the information we want. He said that RTI would be happening anyway, regardless of the introduction of Universal Credit. "We will keep checking we are on track," he said. "We are on track at the moment." He accepted the timetable was tight but argued the DWP have a good record on computer change. Also, he said, the process would be 'Agile'. That is, it is being done section by section, completing a section then moving on. After the first group had been migrated across there would be scope from the process. "So we're not doing it all as a big bang. We're not migrating everyone across at once. I'm not being complacent and have taken personal charge of these IT projects."
The CIOT will continue to keep a close watch on both of these issues.
George CrozierCIOT External Relations ManagerMonday 10 October 2011
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2.75/5 rDev -13.8%
06-19-2013 01:59:07 | More by Blueribbon666
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3.13/5 rDev -1.9%
My first taste of Butternuts canned offerings,this poured a nice deep golden with a tight 1 1/2 finger head that really stuck like glue to the glass as it settled very slowly,it goes down from here though.Not much in the nose definently no hops to speak of really slight toastiness and caramel sweetness but its nothing to write home about for sure,something is off in my mind flavor wise kind of a funky sweetness in the finish the lightly sweeter malt base is ok a little buttery flavor with some caramel.To me there is no semblence of hops to be found wither in the nose or flavor to one dimensional and a little odd,I wont seek out again.
09-24-2006 19:52:40 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev -6%
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1/5 rDev -68.7%
01-09-2012 03:11:36 | More by otvomadeut
2.83/5 rDev -11.3%
Always excited to try some more micros in cans..this one arrives in a bright orange can with two pigs bouncing their bellies together, seriously. Pours from the can into my tulip glass a dark amber/red color with a thin head of off white bubbles. Aromas are rather mundane with a bit of toasty, biscuity malt and a odd sort of peppery spiciness. Subtle earthy hops in the background with a fruity, berry accent. Overall aroma is just plain weird for a pale ale and slightly off putting.
First sip brings a toasted/biscuity maltiness that's rather light. Again, I get an odd sort of spiciness on the way down with only a touch of earthy, non descript hops. Somewhat dry and fruity, but overall just pretty bland for an APA. Seems more like a kind of mellow amber ale than anything. Aftertaste leaves something to be desired.
Mouthfeel is on the lighter side with lots of fast moving carbonation. Goes down smooth but doesn't really have anything that leaves me wanting more. The carbonation is a bit stingy on the tongue. One is enough for me. Thanks to plaid75 for the opportunity to sample this one.
06-28-2006 03:31:36 | More by orbitalr0x
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2.5/5 rDev -21.6%
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3.5/5 rDev +9.7%
12-16-2012 20:14:00 | More by xgoodyx
3.43/5 rDev +7.5%
I really like the ginger taste of this beer, despite what the other reviewers say.
I'll admit, my 1st tasting of this beer I really didn't care for it. But I bought the mix pack a 2nd time since I dug the wheat beer, so I tried it again.
As mentioned before - smell and taste are ginger, ginger, ginger. I dig it - different.
This is an easy-drinking sessionable beer that isn't too pretentious. Did I mention it has a strong ginger taste???? :0)
07-16-2011 00:58:40 | More by SunDevilBeer
3.63/5 rDev +13.8%
Cloudy amber almost brown in color good lace
The aroma is malty upfront pale with crystal malts with a slight hoppy citrus.
The taste is an emglish style malty with full buttery taste. The hops make an appearance in the end slightly bitter with a pale nuttery finish.
12-26-2010 17:44:10 | More by bishopdc0
3.5/5 rDev +9.7%
11-25-2011 21:41:10 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
2.25/5 rDev -29.5%
08-01-2014 15:11:40 | More by Doomcifer
New York
3.95/5 rDev +23.8%
12 ounce can. Yeah- cans are cool IMHO for a change and for all the reasons stated above or below as the case may be....I like the humorous graphics as well. This APA pours clear medium golden/amond amber, with a light tan head, pretty rich and creamy, mostly tiny bubbles and leaves respectable, long lasting lacing. Nose is of light hops, and some slightly smokey maple. Drinkable, nicely balanced ale, notes of light smoke, honey, toasted malts and perhaps some biscuits. Nicely done, pleasant quaffer, good road trip brew cuz of its drinkability and easy packing. More worthy brew from another new NY State brewery, good luck Butternuts!!
05-14-2006 16:53:57 | More by Billolick
3.65/5 rDev +14.4%
No head to speak of when pouring. A nice orangy fairly clear body. Smells a bit sweet, carmel, some citrus, some grass too. Taste is crisp, medium dry earthyness, Carmel, citrus, slight hop bitterness on the finish. Low carbonation, thin body, easy to down a few of these. I pick this up again but not any time soon, maybe on a rainy day. Not bad but not noteworthy. I do love the artwork and the storage cantainer.
11-30-2010 14:52:35 | More by Homebrew35
2.58/5 rDev -19.1%
Appearance: brown in color, medium carbonation, clear, 1/3 inch head
Smell: toasted malt, honey, and bread
Taste: toasted malt, honey, and bread
Mouthfeel: semi-sweet, light body with high carbonation.
Drinkability: A watery and weak pale ale. It goes down easy enough. If I was camping I could drink a six but nothing to get excited about or reach for.
07-06-2010 16:11:09 | More by tigg924
2.5/5 rDev -21.6%
07-24-2013 22:10:04 | More by alienlifeforcecube
2.5/5 rDev -21.6%
01-04-2012 02:58:34 | More by livewire05
3.5/5 rDev +9.7%
07-28-2013 13:47:52 | More by westcott
3.25/5 rDev +1.9%
08-31-2013 00:30:55 | More by dankjohn
2.75/5 rDev -13.8%
05-16-2012 15:33:07 | More by standardcherry
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3.5/5 rDev +9.7%
02-01-2013 22:59:36 | More by Milkysunshine
3.98/5 rDev +24.8%
I admit: I bought this beer for the label. How could I not, with its charming belly-bumping pigs suspended mid-air beneath a cartoon-font name? And I bought the beer expecting exactly nothing of it. My first whiff thus was a pleasant surprise, as I encountered not the bland skunkiness of an Anheuser-Busch product, but a nose full of malt: butternut squash and apricot, macadamia nut and orange, all suspended over fresh wheat.
On the tongue, the beer continued to surprise, for though it wasn't as fruity as the nose promised, it still carried a good load of light fruit esters (white grape, lychee nut), as well as Grape Nuts cereal-like toasted grains. The label says "all malt," but there's a good bit of hops in here as well, providing a nice grapefruit-bitter background. The flavors are rounded out by a surprising, but somehow appropriate, splash of ginger root (which is actually added, and does not result merely from the malt). The flavors are quite distinct, and the brew has been made lovingly, with good quantities of malts and hops. The aftertaste tends to sway a bit excessively toward grapefruit and ginger, but the main part of the mouthful is enjoyable.
Overall, while I can't say this is a stellar pale ale, it is an interesting and highly quaffable one, and will no doubt make its way into my fridge again, or at least my camping cooler.
08-06-2011 18:56:23 | More by jondeelee
New York
3/5 rDev -6%
11-16-2011 03:19:27 | More by virinow
New York
4/5 rDev +25.4%
06-02-2013 00:47:01 | More by ChaseBacon
4/5 rDev +25.4%
08-23-2012 04:01:00 | More by BMC
3/5 rDev -6%
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ARCADIA, Calif. (Dec. 29, 2012)—Sent from the gate through blistering fractions of 21.78, 44.16, 1:08.25 and coming home 6 ½ furlongs on a wet-fast main track in 1:14.55, 1 ¾ lengths in front of Clubhouse Ride and Aaron Gryder, Comma to the Top, with replacement rider Edwin Maldonado aloft, became racing's newest millionaire in winning the Grade III, $100,000 Daytona Stakes Saturday at Santa Anita.
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Comma to the Top, who was purchased out of an Ocala, Florida 2-year-old in training sale for just $22,000, again displayed ample gameness and versatility in winning the Daytona, which was originally scheduled to be run at 6 ½ furlongs down the hillside turf course.
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A close second in the 2011 Santa Anita Derby, the 4-year-old Florida-bred gelding was a winner of the restricted one-mile Big Bear Handicap at Santa Anita on Oct. 21, and was a solid fourth, beaten only 1 ½ lengths, in the six furlong Grade III Vernon O. Underwood Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park on Dec. 2.
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Teddy's Promise, a winner 363 days ago of the Grade I La Brea Stakes, was completely dominate in winning Saturday's $75,000 Kalookan Queens Stakes for fillies and mares by 5 ¼ lengths under Victor Espinoza, getting 6 ½ furlongs on a wet-fast strip in 1:14.72.
Owned and bred in California by Ted and Judy Nichols, the 4-year-old daughter of Salt Lake sat close to an opening quarter of 22.28, took the lead at the half mile pole in 44.50, and drew off under a hand ride stopping the six furlong timer in 1:08.26 en route to victory.
The heavy favorite at 3-2, Teddy's Promise paid $5.00, $3.40 and $2.80.
"I had a great trip," said Espinoza. "I had a good post (five, in a six-horse field) outside. She's got a lot of class. When she wants to run, she's the best…when she's inside she doesn't always like it."
With the winner's share of $60,300, Teddy's Promise hiked her bankroll to $484,981, from an overall mark of 20-7-2-1.
According to trainer Ron Ellis, Teddy's Promise will make her next start in the Grade II, $250,000 Santa Monica Stakes on Jan. 26 at seven furlongs.
Off at 9-1, Snow Fall and Tyler Base finished 2 ¾ lengths in front of Great Hot and Alonso Quinonez. Snow Fall paid $7.40 and $4.00.
Brazilian-bred Great Hot paid $3.20 to show.
Saturday's $75,000 Eddie Logan Stakes, for 2-year-olds at one mile and named for Santa Anita's beloved late shoeshine attendant, was reduced from a field of 10 to five horses due to a shift in surface from the turf to one mile on the main track.
Avare, owned in part by University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino, and trained by Doug O'Neill, relished the wet-fast going and scored a dominate gate to wire victory, winning by 4 ¼ lengths in 1:36.39 after carving out fractions of 23.50, 47.44, 1:11.26 and 1:23.89.
"We were actually glad when the race came off the grass," said assistant trainer Dennis O'Neill. "Coach Pitino (who races as RAP Racing) owns a majority interest in him and he's in Kentucky today (coaching the Cardinals to victory over the University of Kentucky), trying to find out how he did. This is a nice horse and we think he'll run a long way."
Just how far, is an oft-asked question this time of year.
"The late 2-year-old, early 3-year-old picture changes so much so we're keeping all our options open," said Doug O'Neill. "It's still just a five-horse field victory but this game is part dreaming, so we'll dream a little bit."
The second choice at 5-2, Avare and Bejarano broke from post position four and paid $7.60, $3.60 and $2.80.
"I knew I had to try to send him because I knew the eight (even-money favorite Gabriel Charles) wanted to get to the lead," said Bejarano. "I knew I had to take the chance. Once he got the lead, I got him to relax and when we hit the stretch, he was off. I worked him two or three times before the race and he was just amazing. I think he loves the distance and I think he could get a mile and a quarter."
Also owned by Jeff Bloom and Michael Shustek's Majestic Racing Stable, LLC, Avare, a Kentucky-bred son of Johannesburg, picked up $46,500 for the win, boosting his earnings to $78,900 from a record of 4-2-0-0.
Gabriel Charles, ridden by Joe Talamo, never threatened the winner while second-best, finishing 4 ¼ lengths in front of Will True Up and Edwin Maldonado.
"We had a perfect trip," said Talamo. "I was lying second to the winner the whole way, but we were just second best today."
Gabriel Charles paid $2.80 and $2.40.
Will True Up, off at 5-1, paid $3.00 to show.
Santa Anita will conduct live racing Sunday through New Year's Day on Tuesday, with first post time each day at 12:30 p.m.


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A truck hauling a large backhoe machine was too tall to clear the bridge at Epps Mill Road, and the driver, Keith L. Hieb, 59, of McDonald, TN, was cited for violating the height law, having the wrong tag on a vehicle and lacking proof of insurance.
Hieb was not hurt in the collision.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
The Ohio Department of Transportation has deemed Airport Hwy. in Swanton an area at high risk for accidents.
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Some of the ideas they are working on with the village, include repaving the road from Main to Turtle Creek, installing a new traffic signal at Hallett Avenue, making a side walk on the north side of the road and installing a middle turn lane in front of the McDonalds and Speedway.
The owner of "The Station Wings" in Swanton, Steve Bubulya, says he often sees accidents in the area.
"Near where Speedway and Wendy's are, where the lanes come together, there are quite a few accidents. Being that I work here every day, I see it throughout the week, at least once or twice a week," said Mr. Bubulya.
Customers in Mr. Bubulya's restaurant also agreed that that section of Airport Hwy. can be dangerous, so dangerous, in fact, that they are willing to avoid making certain turns.
"I usually make a right, go all the way down to 64th, and use that light to make my turn to come around just across the highway. I am not the only one that does that," said Swanton resident John Bahus.
Even though the plans are all preliminary, the work is something Mr. Bubulya would like to see happen.
"If they can beautify the area, and make it look a little nicer, that's always good. The road will be a lot smoother and paved," said Mr. Bubulya.
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NSU ranked third among league members in the number of student-athletes who earned recognition by posting at least a 3.0 grade point average during the spring semester while their teams' seasons were ongoing. The honor roll includes student-athletes around the Southland who took part in baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's golf, softball, men's and women's tennis and men's and women's indoor and outdoor track and field.
McNeese State had 108 on the list while Southeastern Louisiana put 95 on. Central Arkansas and Sam Houston State matched the total of 89 by NSU.
Northwestern State had 18 on the honor roll carry a 4.0 GPA in the spring semester. On that elite list were women's track and field athletes Karensa Ellis, Sarah Emory, Allison Fontenot and Becca Meehan; tennis players Linda Gamo, Polina Konop, Natalya Krutova, Tatiana Larina, Andrea Nedorstova and Daniela Simonova; Bailee Cartwright, Brooke Boening and Brittany Virgoe from the Lady Demon softball team; Meredith Graf and Janelle Perez from the Lady Demon basketball program; baseball players Cort Brinson and Todd Wallace; and Austin Adams of Demon basketball.
The Lady Demon track and field team filled 23 of NSU's spots on the honor roll. The Demon baseball team put 20 players on board. Fourteen Lady Demon softball competitors made the cut. Qualifying were 12 Demon track and field competitors and nine Lady Demon tennis players. There were seven Lady Demon basketball players and four men's basketball players.
The three teams that made NCAA postseason tournament appearances this spring - men's basketball, tennis and softball - accounted for 27 of the 89 NSU honor roll slots.
Men's basketball student-athlete of the year Gary Stewart and Southland Tournament Most Valuable Player Shamir Davis made the honor roll for NSU. Stewart, a psychology major with a 3.82 GPA this spring, was the first men's basketball player in Northwestern history to earn student-athlete of the year and is a two-time all-academic selection. Davis posted a 3.00 in psychology as the Demons won the conference tournament championship and clinched a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
Among the Lady Demon softball representatives was Southland Conference Tournament MVP Kylie Roos, a senior who had a 3.64 GPA in industrial engineering technology this spring.
The Lady Demons' tennis team placed nine members on the all-academic team, including Nedorostova, the women's tennis student-athlete of the year. Nedorostova, a communications graduate from Brno, Czech Republic, is a three-time all-academic selection and helped lead the Lady Demons to the conference tournament title and their second appearance in the NCAA tournament.
Lady Demon basketball point guard Janelle Perez, who had a 4.0 GPA, was the Southland Conference women's basketball Freshman of the Year in 2012-13.
The Southland Conference Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll acknowledges participants in all sports sponsored by the league and its member institutions. The honor roll is released within 30 days at the conclusion of the fall and spring semesters, recognizing student-athletes who maintained a minimum 3.00 GPA. Student-athletes, nominated by their respective academic advisors, must have been eligible to compete in a conference sport during the academic year in which the nomination occurs.
This year's list of 850 competitors from around the Southland boasts 10 student-athletes of the year, nine players of the year and a total of 154 student-athletes with perfect 4.0 grade-point averages during the spring semester.
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Although Lil Wayne once told Drake to never get any tattoos, Drizzy definitely didn't take his advice. He's settling in on a nice little tattoo addiction.
Just recently, he visited popular celebrity tattoo artist Nikko Hurtado in LA to get a large tattoo of his late grandmother and uncle inked on his back. Drake lost his uncle in July 2011 which resulted in him canceling a concert in Florida and last year he mourned the loss of his grandmother on Thanksgiving. The tattoo is a reminder that, even though they aren't here, they will always have his back.
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ATLANTA -- Dillon Gee underwent surgery on Friday to replace a portion of a damaged artery in his right shoulder. The surgery was performed in St. Louis by Dr. Robert Thompson, who has performed the surgery on other baseball players.
Gee's return to throwing and other baseball activity is undetermined, according to a release by the Mets.
Gee underwent a procedure to clear a blood clot earlier this past week; Friday's surgery was to prevent future clotting.
Gee had been scheduled to start Friday's series opener against the Braves. Instead, right-hander Chris Young got the start. Young has made six starts this season and has a 3.41 ERA in 37 innings.
Young, who has struggled with injuries throughout his nine-year Major League career and who missed the first two months of this season, will be asked to become a regular in the rotation.
Manager Terry Collins said that the prospect of Young pitching every fifth day doesn't concern him.
"He's smart enough to know that he's got to do it right," Collins said, "And he will, because he plans on playing longer than just this summer. So he wants to make sure he doesn't do anything to hinder that."
Gee's injury also opens a spot in the rotation. For now the Mets will move right-hander Miguel Batista out of the bullpen and into that spot, but promoting top prospect Matt Harvey is not out of the question.
Collins wouldn't even rule out using Harvey the next time the Mets need a fifth starter.
"We're in the hunt," Collins said. "This isn't a tryout camp. So if the people who see him say he's ready, bring him up. I'm all for it."
Harvey is 7-4 with a 3.39 ERA and 102 strikeouts in 98 1/3 innings at Triple-A Buffalo. He threw two shutout innings and struck out two in the Triple-A All-Star Game on Wednesday night.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) is adjusting the LYNX Blue Line light rail service over several weekends to accommodate construction work near the New Bern Station.
Beginning this weekend, February 23 and 24, the LYNX Blue Line will only operate from the I-485/South Boulevard Station to the Scaleybark Station.
Transportation service areas north of Scaleybark Station, between the New Bern Station and the CTC/Arena station, will be accessible via CATS bus service. The Seventh Street Station will not be served.
Construction crews are installing a vehicular grade crossing to connect Poindexter Drive to South Boulevard and Youngblood Avenue.
"Installation of a new grade crossing is being done in order to add an east-west connection and enhance the local street network given the amount of additional residential development taking place adjacent to the light rail line," says Tina Votaw, CATS Transportation Planner. "We appreciate the patience of our customers during the temporary construction work."
To assist customers, the light rail stations that are temporarily closed will have signage directing riders to the nearest bus stop. CATS will be using existing bus stops for this service. Just look for the bus stop that reads "LYNX Connector."
When the bus approaches, the sign on the front of the bus will also read "LYNX Connector." The LYNX Connector is designed to operate with limited stops between the LYNX Blue Line stations that are temporary closed and uptown Charlotte.
Tickets can be purchased at the LYNX stations that are open from the ticket vending machines. If you are paying for your ride on the bus, you will need cash and must have exact change. Regular local fare is $2.00 one way. The bus driver cannot make change and the fareboxes do not accept credit cards.Dates:Subject to weather, the construction work is scheduled for the following weekends and the LYNX Stations from Scaleybark to Uptown will be closed:
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David Buerer has been appointed associate product manager for Leviton's lighting control division, which designs, develops, and brings to market theatrical and architectural dimming systems, as well as digital dimmers, scene control devices, occupancy sensors, rotary and electronic timers, relay controls, home automation devices, and fluorescent energy management systems. He will be responsible for the design and development of new lighting control products.
Buerer previously worked as a senior design associate/network specialist for PLA Designs, Inc., and as a senior consultant/owner of The Source. His background include architectural lighting design, theatre consulting, theatrical lighting, rigging, and control systems design, television lighting design, controls design, and performance and production lighting experience.
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5Justin Bieber "Smokes Weed All Day," "Doesn't Listen to Anyone"
Ok, let me go ahead and let you guys know what's going on in Justin's world these days, and then we can discuss, all right?
"Justin doesn't seem to care and does whatever he wants, " a source tell Confidenti@l. One insider says Bieber's team had had several talks with him, but "He doesn't listen to anyone."
Another Bieber insider tells us, "He smokes weed all day, from the time he gets up, and orders everybody around. He's surrounded by hangers-on who say 'yes' to anything he wants. There's no supervision."
That source indicates Bieber's only family sometimes comes to him for money, which further complicates the situation.
While some close to Bieber think he's simply exhibiting teen angst, another source tells us, "This could really damage his reputation if they don't get it under control. Justin is someone young teens look up to and this kind of behavior can really hurt his career. Just look at what happened with Britney Spears."
There are just some people who are always going to be kids to me. Like my nieces, who are 12 and 14 and who are both taller than me with bigger shoe sizes and who acted surprised when I asked them if they wanted a new CD of The Wiggles for Christmas – they're always going to be babies. And little Justin Bieber, he's always going to be a baby. And babies don't smoke weed all day, and if they do, then somebody needs to be reported.
But on the other hand, is it weird that I think that sounds kind of nice? Just to be able to wake up and get high if you want, and then probably just chill for a while, and if someone who works for you tells you to do something, you can just be like "nah." Or if you felt sort of insecure, you could just casually mention something like "man, I wish I wasn't such a jackass," and then everybody would be like "what? No! You are the furthest thing from a jackass! You are beauty! You are perfection!" And then you'd be like "ok, thanks, can somebody go peel an apple and feed it to me?" Doesn't that sounds kind of great right now?
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what about britney's son?
what my kids looked up to him wait until they hear about this :?(
The kid should smoke some green. It'll calm his little bit*h ass down.
I bet anything this isn't true. It's probably just a rumor that somebody made up to make Justin bieber seem like a bad person non of you know him. You know what you hear about Him so when you actually meet him and get to know the truth that's when you can put stuff like this for everyone to see!!
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On Day one of my Fall Phototour, I drove through the Eastern Freestate. This area is truly beautiful with grass-covered hills and mountainous terrain. Due to the long distances people travel in South Africa, the roadsides are dotted with little rest stops where you can get out your picnic baskets and have a quick meal or stretch your legs. For guys like us who want to take photographs or panoramas, these stops are ideal for taking a break and capturing the environment. This specific rest stop is located just outside the village called Frankfort in the Eastern Freestate. From here you can travel on to Golden Gate National Park or find a Guest house somewhere on a farm and take the most glorious night sky pictures
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The earliest fossil of the homo sapiens family (human beings) was found in Ethiopia, dating back more than 200,000 years. Compared to this length of time, even the "ancient Sumerians" from 6000 B.C. are drooling toddlers.
Let's mention a few African heroes you may have heard of, for inspiration in the face of the continued economic inequality and violence which plague Africa today: Nelson Mandela, first democratically elected President of South Africa, who fought against apartheid and served 27 years in prison while advocating freedom and peace. Haile Salassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, who resisted Mussolini and the fascist Italian invasion of WWII, and who is worshipped as an incarnation of God by the Rastafari movement. Kwame Nkrumah, first Prime Minister of Ghana, advocate of uniting Africa in Pan-Africanism. Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat music, who declared his home to be an independent state, ran for president of Nigeria, and to whose funeral ONE MILLION PEOPLE came to pay their respects.
In June 2001 the African Union was formed, consisting of 53 African States organized, like in the EU, around common economic and political development.
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Who is Wesley Spires? You might think a victim, a survivor, a hero. But Wesley doesn't use any of those words:
"Just somebody that goes to work, does his best, and goes home," he says.
He says he doesn't need to be a hero-- he did what he had to, and he's just happy that he's healed:
"The doctors said I was 95 percent complete, the five percent wasn't healed up, but she said that might come back, might not, but it feels great," he says.
Going back to that night, he doesn't remember a lot, and says he doesn't want to; but, he does remember, there wasn't any option but to drive to the hospital -- an action doctors say is inexplicable. But Wesley says he knows why:
"There wasn't any way we could wait on an ambulance," he says.
Since then, he's had help recovering along the way - and he's helped others, inspiring them with his story and his strength.
"The nurses at MCG say I made the job worth it to see me up and walking," he says.
And now that he is up and walking he wants you to know there is no stopping him.
"Tell them I'm doing good, that I'm back at work," he says.
And while he doesn't yet know what he would say were he face to face with his attackers:
"I guess I would have to pray about it and see what the Lord would want me to say them," Wesley says.
He does know what he would say to you - our viewers who shown an outpouring of love and support.
"Thank you for the prayers," he says.
Prayers and a lot more:
"The prayers and support mean a lot, and the money part, it ain't cheap, ain't no telling, what it'll be in the end," Wesley says.
Whatever it is, and whatever challenges may lie ahead - Wesley is ready to face them
"Excited that the Lord wants me to, that I can go help out in the community,"
Help he's giving right now, just by sharing his story and his strength.
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text: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Nov. 13) -- The Central Washington University volleyball team remains in the hunt for a second consecutive post-season berth, and the Wildcats have improved their positioning slightly with their ascent to sixth in this week's NCAA Division II West Region poll.CWU, 13-10 overall and 9-6 in Great Northwest Athletic Conference play, moved up one spot this week following a split of two away matches last weekend. The Wildcats were upset by Montana State University Billings last Thursday before sweeping then-number 10 regionally-ranked Seattle Pacific University on Saturday.The Wildcats, who posted a five-match win streak in late October, have played against six nationally-ranked opponents so far in 2013. CWU split four non-league matches against nationally-ranked foes, earning wins over Cal State San Bernardino and Washburn (Kan.). CSUSB is ranked third once again this week in the NCAA Division II West Region poll.This week's regional ranking, the second of three official regional polls to be released prior to the post-season tournament selections on Nov. 24, remains identical in the first four positions in the poll. UC San Diego, BYU-Hawaii, Cal State San Bernardino, and Sonoma State maintained their positions in the top four spots, while the highest-ranked of four GNAC schools in the top 10, Western Washington University, moved from sixth to fifth. CWU followed suit in climbing from seventh to sixth, followed in the poll by California Baptist University and Dixie State University. The University of Alaska Anchorage and Northwest Nazarene University, who join WWU and CWU as GNAC representatives in the regional poll, dropped to ninth and 10th, respectively, in this week's poll.CWU is aiming for its fifth appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament in the past 10 years. The Wildcats made three straight trips to the NCAAs from 2004 through 2006 and then made a return to the tournament last season. The top eight teams in the region, assuming conference champions from the GNAC, California Collegiate Athletic Association, and Pacific West Conference are among the top eight, will qualify for the regional tournament that will be held Dec. 5-7 at a site to be determined.CWU plays its final away match of the regular season this Saturday (Nov. 16), visiting Northwest Nazarene. The Wildcats then host Saint Martin's University and Western Oregon University next Thursday (Nov. 21) and Saturday (Nov. 23), respectively.


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Embarkation took over an hour - terrible. Beautiful spa - ship despite the size continues the clubby feel of the smaller HAL ships. If you like reasonably sized balconies, do not book the cabins on deck 11 - more like a french balcony. The location is very nice however - very few cabins, low traffic, and the Explorer lounge and crows nest just around the corner. Food was typical for HAL.
The big surprise was the condition of the ship - carpets very worn and stained - throughout and the signs of rust were everywhere including on the stern over the white lettering of the name (tacky). The streaking rust above our door is a prime example of deferred maintenance. The extra deck of cabins vs. Zuiderdam gives the ship[ a crowded feel at times. Staff was perfunctory - the dining room service in fixed dining was terrible so we bailed and went to anytime which was much better (usually it is the other way around ). Staff was inattentive to details i.e. toast but no butter, tea bag no hot water, unlike other HAL ships where staff is friendly and outgoing - NA staff was reserved and generally only spoke when spoke with. The bar staff was borderline surly. Ship is spotlessly clean and food was good with a great variety of options in the lido. THe cruise was ok but not all that special.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University cross country teams competed in their first meet at the inaugural Nova Southeastern Sharks Invitational today. The Eagles joined three Division I teams, including the University of Miami, and schools from the Sunshine State Conference in the 5K race.
The two FGCU squads, which are made up mostly of freshmen and sophomores, did not finish in the top three but showed signs of a team with a lot of potential. The men finished in fourth place behind Miami, Florida International and host, Nova Southeastern University. They defeated Florida Tech for the first time in the short FGCU athletic history with an average 5K time of 18:13.72. Junior Mike Harney (North Fort Myers, Fla.) finished a team best tenth overall with a time of 17:19.87 which is good for third all-time on the Eagles record book. In his first collegiate invitational, freshman Kyle Brunette (Venice, Fla.) finished 18th with a time of 17:53.43. Six other runners finished in the Top 50 for the Eagles.
FGCU's women's cross country team finished fifth, once again behind the Division I schools and Nova Southeastern. The Eagles had an average of 22:36.69 as they finished ahead of Palm Beach Atlantic and Florida Tech. Freshmen Abbie Zaspel (Burlington, Wisconsin) and Casey Hasten (Fort Myers, Fla.) both finished in the Top 20. Junior runner, Cadie Sly (Loxahatchee, Fla.) crossed the finish line in 23rd place with a time of 22:21.00. The other five Eagles' runners also finished among the Top 50 runners in this morning's event.
The Sharks Invitational marks the first of six regular season meets for FGCU's cross country teams. The Eagles' runners will return to action on Saturday, September 9th as they travel to Melbourne, Fla. for the Florida Tech Invitational. The men's race will begin at 8:00 am with the women following at 8:45.
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With features chiseled in stone, who else but Charlton Heston could you picture as Michelangelo, as Ben-Hur, as Moses? Heston's movie career took off with The Greatest Show on Earth (1952) and reached light speed with Ben-Hur (1959). Although he has played a pantheon of larger-than-life roles, he usually prefers to talk about the day-to-day daily ... See full bio »
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The birth of Flashificator
In early December 2007, Trausti Hraunfjord, an Icelandic citizen living in Peru - South America, purchased a license for FPP, not
knowing if it was for hand coders only, or if it came with a Graphical User interface (GUI). Minutes after the purchase it was clear to
him that FPP was indeed without a user interface. That didn't matter much in his opinion, since the FPP engine was superior to
anything and everything that existed at the time. Trausti who is code-blind by choice needed a solution, and 3 days after purchasing
the FPP license he had hired a programmer who later was given the nickname "Proggy" (the Stig of the panorama industry) to make a
graphical user interface for FPP. The initial idea was to make something small and simple, only capable of the most basic of
14 days later the first version of FFC was born. It was a free and very limited version, (No longer available due to changes made by
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The project became bigger and more ambitious as days, weeks and months went by.
Over 10 months after starting the project, the first commercial version was published. Compared to the current latest version, it was
very bare-boned, but it was still quite capable, compared to other GUI's. More features were added and the program evolved from
being raw, into becoming the world's most complete GUI for panorama tour creation.
From the very early days of making the commercial version of FFC, the guiding light has been to provide the users of Flashificator with
a GUI that does not put unnecessary limits on their artistic creativity. It would have been much easier to make a program that
provided standard output projects, but Flashificator was not to be yet another handicapped - low quality GUI, and that is why it is as
feature rich as it is today. There are other software providers with panorama creation available, but these have nothing that comes
close to the freedom Flashificator offers.
Now and the future
The development is ongoing. The current version of Flashificator is close to the end of development, but even so, it "never ends" as it
is said. This is a project, born out of personal interest in the field of panorama creation, and that means that it will continue. New
player and a new build of the GUI will be worked on when time allows. WebGL and OpenGL players have been made by the
programmer, along with the world's first dedicated Flash 11 panorama player. Object movie program and an iOS player are being
worked on, and will be released as soon as they are ready for publishing. Other projects, not directly related to panoramas are also
being worked on... so there is enough to be done, but as always, things are restricted by time itself.