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Manager: Markus Babbel
Key Additions: Eren Derdiyok, Tim Wiese, Takashi Usami, Joselu
Key Losses: Peniel Mlapa, Tom Starke, Gylfi Sigurðsson
2011-2012 Finish: Bundesliga 11th
2012-2013 Prediction: You may not believe this, but it was only thirteen years ago that Hoffenheim was playing in the fifth tier of German football. It was at this time that Dietmar Hopp poured money into the club to see it rise through the pyramid. Hoffenheim would kick off the 2008-09 season in the Bundesliga for the first time ever. They were in first at the winter break, but an injury to star striker Vedad Ibisevic derailed those plans. Hoffenheim finished their first ever season of top flight football in 7th place. The last two years have seen them hang around mid-table for the season before finishing in 11th place.
The club's two leading scorers last year were midfielders Sejad Salihovic and Roberto Firmino. They've invested their money in bringing in forwards Eren Derdiyok and Joselu. Derdiyok has more Bundesliga experience and can start right away for the club, but Joselu may be a future star. Watching Joselu develop with actual playing time in the first division (which he was never going to receive at Real Madrid) will be interesting. The potential is there and the sky is the limit for him. Veteran goalkeeper Tom Starke left The Hoff this summer to take over the backup position to Manuel Neuer in Munich. Hoffenheim went out and brought in long term Werder Bremen goalkeeper Tim Wiese. "The Greasy One" will be the number one goalkeeper in Hoffenheim now. Nobody is really a fan of his, are they?
Roberto Firmino was excellent last season in the midfield picking up seven goals and two assists. His form was incredible at the beginning of the year before Vedad Ibisevic was sold in the winter break to Stuttgart. Having a player up top like Derdiyok will allow Firmino and the other attacking midfielders to operate with less pressure. If Firmino can rediscover the form he was in last season, he may just find his way into a Brazil national team call up. Another player to keep your eye on is 20 year old striker Kevin Volland. He spent all of last season on loan with 1860 Munich in the 2.Bundesliga. Volland scored 15 goals last season and showed his potent ability as a quality poacher in the vein of Ibisevic. He'll be with Hoffenheim this season, and he should find himself in the rotation regularly.
It's really tough to predict exactly what Hoffenheim will do this year. I think they have a solid team and truly believe that they could do well. However, when Tom Starke left for Bayern Munich, they chose to replace him with Tim Wiese from Werder Bremen. Wiese fails to instill any confidence in my that he will be able to direct the Hoffenheim backline to a successful season. Hoffenheim has the talent to finish anywhere from 6th to 13th. I think They're going to jump one spot from their finish the last two years and finish 10th.


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In the aftermath of the fight between Houston Texans WR Andre Johnson and Tennessee Titans CB Cortland Finnegan, most people are pointing to Finnegan -- largely considered one of the NFL's dirtiest players -- as the instigator. Video of the fight suggests that's the case and now FOX 26 says it was planned.
The Houston FOX affiliate cites multiple sources in reporting that seconds before the fight -- which was apparently started when Finnegan immediately pressed Johnson at the line of scrimmage -- Finnegan looked to the Texans sideline and said "watch this".
That would indicate that the fight was planned by Finnegan and, if true, likely doesn't bode well for him as he tries to avoid a suspension. Finnegan's fine history, plus these new details, may pave the way for him to be suspended for the incident instead of just fined.
Following the game, Johnson apologized and the Texans owner, Bob McNair, said he didn't think he should be fined for the incident.
"I don't know why there would be [a fine]," McNair said. "The DB was all over him and he's (Finnegan) the one that initiated it, and he'd been dojng it the play before and the whole game. He just went a little too far and Andre was the one on camera when the action heated up. That's not Andre."
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(ELIZABETHTOWN, KY) -- On Saturday, June 1, 2013 at approximately 4:42 p.m. ET Post 4 received a call from motorists stating that there had been an injury crash around the 101 mile marker on Interstate 65 in Hardin County. Trooper arrived at 4:45 p.m. ET and citizens were administering CPR to a victim on the northbound side. Trooper's investigation revealed that a 2007 Kenworth being operated by a 56-year-old man from Kenova Wayne, West Virginia was northbound on I-65 and was traveling behind a 2000 Freightliner operated by 38-year-old Avdija Huskic of St. Louis, Missouri.
The Freightliner appeared to have been traveling at a lower speed. The Kenworth swerved to the right in an attempt to avoid a collision with the Freightliner, but was unsuccessful. It struck the Freightliner in the right rear portion of the trailer with its driver's side front. The driver of the Kenworth was ejected onto the pavement of I-65. It came to final rest partially in the emergency lane and right lane of I-65. The Freightliner was able to come to a controlled stop approximately 238 feet north of the final rest of the Kenworth. The operator of the Kenworth was pronounced dead at the scene at approximately 4:50 p.m. ET by Hardin County Coroner Kenneth Spangenberger. Huskic was transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital by Trooper Cummings and was treated and released. KSP were assisted at the scene by other Post 4 Troopers, Hardin County EMS, Elizabethtown Fire and Rescue, the State Highway Department, and the Hardin County Coroner's Office. The interstate was shut down for several hours; then, reduced to one lane as crews off loaded both trailers before transport. The investigation is ongoing.


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Did Danilo Gallinari really flop in the final minute of his Denver Nuggets' recent loss to the Lakers while Ramon Sessions hit a key three? Or did Pau Gasol foul Gallinari on the pick? If the latter is true, why was there no call? After words to the American media to the effect of "It was a tough pick. You've got to expect that in the playoffs … I've got to be ready and play defense," he words were a bit choicer in Italian. Enrico Cellini tells BallinEurope about The Rooster speaking out on the Lakers, the referees and especially Steve Kerr.
After accused of flopping in the key moments of game four in the NBA playoff series between the Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night, Danilo Gallinari stood up and provided his own j'accuse.
Said Gallinari, in the print version of Italy-based Gazzetta dello Sport: "[The referees] would certainly have called that type of pick on our big guys. It was a crystal clear foul but, as everybody knows, they call fewer fouls for you when you play against the Lakers."
Gallinari went on to address TNT commentator Steve Kerr, who argued on-air that the play was a Euro-style flop, with "I guess Kerr hasn't played basketball for too long."


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10:06am Monday 10th February 2014 in Sport By Alan Feldberg
TYRRELL Hatton's spectacular start to the European Tour continued at the weekend as he finished tied for second at the Joburg Open in South Africa.
He finished on 16 under par, three shots behind George Coetzee to earn just under £85,000.
He opened with a five under par 67, which included nine birdies and four bogeys, before two rounds of 69 on Friday and Saturday kept him in the hunt going into the final day at the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington GC.
However, it was his 66 on Sunday that catapulted him through the field and into a tie for second place with Jin Jeong and Justin Walters.
And yet again he owed his high placing to a fast finish.
Hatton actually dropped a shot at the second hole of his final round, but birdies on three, six, eight and nine got him to the turn in 34 before further birdies came on 13, 17 and 18 in a blistering final nine.
All told, the 22-year-old from Marlow fired 23 birdies and an eagle during the week and, after finishing tied for tenth at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship and 22nd at the Qatar Masters, he is now up to 31st in the Race to Dubai in his debut season on Tour, with earnings this season already up to £126,000.
However, there was one slight negative for Hatton despite his brilliant finish.
The Joburg Open is part of The Open Qualifying Series, offering three players who have not already qualified a place at The Open Championship at Royal Liverpool in July.
Coetzee claimed one of them, with Jeong and Walters pipping Hatton to the other two places by virtue of their higher world rankings.
Hatton, who was in the 900s a year ago, is now down to 273 while Jeong is 236 and Walters is 207.
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Every year, the About.com Readers' Choice Awards showcase the best products, people, organizations, and services in multiple categories, from technology to hobbies, parenting to religion. The readers of About.com make the nominations; the nominees (up to five) are chosen in each category; and the readers and others vote to choose one of the finalists as the best in the category for that year.
2013 marks the Second Annual World Music Readers' Choice Awards, a program within the larger RCAs focusing on -- what else? -- world music! The 2012 winners (and the fantastic slate of nominees) represented a broad spectrum of artists and professional world music organizations (presenting agencies, radio shows, and more), with nominees from around the world, and thousands upon thousands of voters cast their ballots. In 2013, we expect even bigger and better things, so join in the fun!
It should be noted that for the purposes of these awards, our definition of world music is a very non-specific one. Basically, we're looking at traditional genres of music from anywhere in the world (including the United States), and contemporary music from any non-Mainstream American culture that contains any elements of the traditional musics of that culture. If that definition sounds intentionally vague or broad-spectrum, that's because it is. We're not looking to draw boundaries here, we're just trying to have some fun, and for that reason, inclusivity is the name of the game. Please keep these ultra-loose guidelines in mind in both the nomination and voting phases of the awards.
Awards Timeline:
1/14 - 2/11: Nomination Phase
2/19 - 3/19: Voting Phase
3/27: Winners Announced
And now, for this year's categories!
1. World Music Torchbearer Award
This award, one of two artist categories, is focused on artists or groups who work within a framework of traditional music. Nominees can be instrumentalists or vocalists, big bands or solo artists, composers or performers, or any of the above, but their music should be part of a deeply-focused cultural tradition; any deeply-focused cultural tradition -- as we mentioned before, these awards cover the broadest possible definition of the "what is world music" question.
2. World Music Trailblazer Award
The World Music Trailblazer Award, the second artist-focused category in this year's awards, looks at the music-makers who are working within a contemporary context. Perhaps that means a group of traditional artists who are creating something brand-new through fusion. Perhaps that means a singer who is taking the traditional music of her people and turning into something pop-friendly. Perhaps it means a DJ who is creating entirely new sounds out of pieces of older recorded works. Perhaps it's something else entirely -- that's part of the fun of this wide-open category.
3. Best World Music Club or Venue
The first of three categories awarded to those organizations that promote live world music, the Best World Music Club or Venue category encompasses a broad range of places to see music: large-scale sit-down venues that regularly host international superstars, tiny clubs where traditional music jam sessions happen every night, and everything in between. Nominees can be located anywhere in the world.
4. Best World Music Concert Series
The Best World Music Concert Series category focuses on seasonal events who are focused on (but need not only present) international or regional roots music: free "Concerts on the Lawn"-style series, subscription series at major concert halls, large-scale seasonal multi-venue festivals, and anything else in that vein, and can be located anywhere in the world.
5. Best World Music Festival
Nominees in the Best World Music Festival category need to meet a few simple criteria: they should present multiple bands, artists, or performance groups (at least four) over a stretch of time that spans anywhere from one day to two weeks. (Longer events should be entered in the Best World Music Concert Series category.) They should include a substantial lineup of international or regional roots musicians, though need not exclusively program world music. Their focus can be broadly-based, covering a huge number of artists from around the world, or it can be homed in on a hyper-specific genre of international music, with just a few key artists represented, or it can fall anywhere in between those two extremes. Nominated festivals can be either indoors or outdoors, free or ticketed, and located anywhere on the planet.
6. Best World Music Radio Show
The Best World Music Radio Show category is a fairly straightforward one. Nominees must present a regular program consisting primarily of world music, either with a broad focus or a micro-regional focus or anything in between. The show can be broadcast over the airwaves or over the web, and can have a listenership that falls anywhere in between a tiny regional audience or a massive international syndicate.
7. Best World Music Record Label
The Best World Music Record Label is another fairly straightforward one: nominees need to be a named label that releases at least two albums annually that focus primarily on international music, either broadly-based or of a specific genre or region. Releases can be either all new recordings, multi-artist collections, or re-releases of archival material, and can appear on any format (vinyl, CD, MP3, etc.).
8. Best World Music Website or Blog
The internet is fast becoming the best way to learn about world music, and has increased access to lesser-known genres and artists in a way that seemed impossible just a generation ago. The variety of websites is truly astounding, and this category can include basically anything world music focused that has a URL: blogs, massive content sites, tiny sites that focus on a single genre, really excellent label or artist websites, or anything else we haven't thought of.


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How much to save a life?by David Johns (@davidjohns_itv)
How much do you think someone should be charged for making life-saving equipment available to the public? Nothing at all you might think - surely it should be free. But if you're the Government's Business Rates Valuation Office, it seems that's not the case.
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GEORGETOWN, La. (KALB News Channel 5) – A tip lands a Georgetown woman behind bars.
According to Grant Parish Sheriff's Office, they have arrested Lacee Williams, 25, for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Spain don't stop themselves. There have been plenty of complaints about their lack of directness, but if given the choice, the players would certainly be more than happy to turn their possessions into goals. But football is played against other teams, and said teams* don't seem to be particularly tempted by the idea of getting a royal pasting from the defending world champions. So they set up to frustrate and annoy. To make the match boring, if you like.
*Ireland aside.
This is the fate of all great attacking sides, incidentally. Granted, Vicente del Bosque's conservative, pragmatic approach doesn't help them, but ultimately, when teams play against Spain, it's all about shutting them down rather than playing their own game. That's obviously no easy feat, but the team that's come closest to doing it in the knockout rounds of the past two tournaments is Portugal.
Although the game itself was fairly dull, with an interesting period of extra time failing to make up for the drab ninety minutes that preceded it, the tactical implications were actually fairly interesting. Portugal managed to both restrict Spain's possession and mitigate the damage they could do with the ball, forcing them to blind alleys or poor decisions. That's not easy to do against a side of Spain's quality. Have their Iberian rivals discovered a weakness which Italy can exploit in the final?
Sort of. The fact that Spain's players don't like being pressed isn't exactly news -- Marcelo Bielsa demonstrated that fairly well during Athletic Bilbao's 2-2 draw against Barcelona at the San Memes last November -- but Portugal did an excellent job in applying it, which we haven't really seen from any other team in the tournament.
What are the ingredients? The primary one is an energetic, intelligent midfield trio who is able to pick up Spain's central players, applying pressure on them whenever they have the ball and cutting off the passing lanes otherwise. Can Italy match Portugal there?
When people describe midfielders they normally talk about three basic archetypes. There's the destroyer, who breaks up play, generally with crunching tackles. There's the passer, who orchestrates his own team's moves from deep. And then there's the runner, whose ability to collect the ball and burst forward adds an extra dimension to the attack.
Portugal are evidence that a fourth class exists. Instead of disrupting Spain with tackles -- Miguel Veloso, Raul Meireles and Joao Moutinho had six between them, according to WhoScored -- they (especially the latter two) focused on other ways of breaking up Spanish attack. Their interception total is staggering. Moutinho ended up with nine, Meireles six. Veloso, who's more of a traditional destroyer* than the other two, ended up with a pair, but he was playing significantly deeper.
*Although he's more into the space denial than the Nigel de Jongish leg-breakers.
Out of that trio, Meireles is the most difficult to peg. Moutinho can mostly be looked at as a 'passer,' if you don't squint hard enough, but Meireles, while competent enough at everything, is at his best when he's off the ball, harassing the opposition into submission -- an annoyer.
This isn't the first time he's had to deal with tiki-taka football either. As part of the Chelsea team that saw off Barcelona, the former Porto man was forced to try to contain their midfield over the course of two games. He didn't look spectacular doing it (nobody does), but he's been strangely effective against the best players the world has to offer.
Can Italy field a similar player? That's a difficult question. Daniele de Rossi's an interesting shout, but the Roma midfielder's a red card waiting to happen if you let him chase shadows, and Claudio Marchisio's penchant for running serves him better on the attack than the defence. Riccardo Montolivo and Andrea Pirlo are out for obvious reasons.
That leaves us with Paris Saint-Germain's Thiago Motta, who has some anti-Barcelona experience of his own to draw upon. However, Motta hasn't started either knockout game, with Cesare Prandelli preferring the silky skills of Montolivo to link the midfield to Antonio Cassano and Mario Balotelli. It's difficult to imagine Italy making significant changes to the team that made Germany look so average, but if they really want to take the game to Spain, they need to ditch a playmaker and go for harassment.
It's not out of the question for Italy to disrupt Spain's game without destroying their own. If they can engage del Bosque's midfield three while maintaining a pocket of space from which Pirlo can operate, they're going to be in very good hands.
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Comprehensive overview of techniques and procedures to insure effective control of hazards and accidents in construction and allied industries; emphasis on applicable OSHA and HIOSH standards and related codes.
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Giants rally to play spoiler, ending Lions' playoff dreams
The Giants entered Ford Field and were the ones to show the heart of a lion, as they knocked off Detroit with a gritty 23-20 comeback win in overtime.
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The Giants' season is over, but they insist they'll play out the string with pride, passion and the will to win.
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The Eagles rallied for 28 points in the fourth quarter after an ugly first half in the 34-20 victory.
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Sesame Noodles with Shrimp & Snap Peas Recipe
Stir-fries and busy nights are a meal match made in heaven. For a boost of vibrant color and freshness, I sometimes stir in chopped cilantro just before I serve it from the pan. —Nedra Schell, Fort Worth, Texas
- 8 ounces uncooked whole wheat linguine
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 cups fresh sugar snap peas, trimmed
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 3/4 cup reduced-fat Asian toasted sesame salad dressing
- Cook linguine according to package directions for al dente.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add shrimp, peas, salt and pepper flakes; stir-fry 2-3 minutes or until shrimp turn pink and peas are crisp-tender.
- Drain linguine, reserving 1/4 cup pasta water. Add pasta, pasta water and salad dressing to shrimp mixture; toss to combine. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Sesame Noodles with Shrimp & Snap Peas in Taste of Home September/October 2013, pjls
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Always looking for new weeknight meals, especially as we love stir fries. Quick & tasty.
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Easy week-night meal. Even the kids liked it.
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A great, quick meal! I used regular pasta and added some onion and red bell pepper to the stir fry and it was delicious!
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I love easy, quick and tasty recipes and this one certainly fit the bill. It was healthy and really filling as well.
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Four Vermilion County residents were injured in a four-car accident along Interstate 74 in Champaign County Thursday evening.
The accident took place just after 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 74 near at the 193.1 mile marker, just east of St. Joseph.
According to Illinois State Police, a 2009 Mini Cooper driven by Amber Hays, 29, of Oakwood, was driving slowly in the passing lane followed by Gregory Grenda, 49, of Carmel, Ind. Grenda noticed a 1997 Honda Civic quickly approaching his vehicle and swerved to the shoulder of the road to avoid a collision.
The Honda Civic — driven by Steve Cleave, 41, of Danville — then collided with Hays' vehicle. A spare tire thrown from the collision bounced into the westbound passing lane where it hit a 2003 Honda Civic driven by Jacob D. Ozier, 31, of St. Joseph.
Cleave and Hays, as well as a passenger in each vehicle, were taken to Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana. A spokeswoman for the hospital confirmed all four individuals were treated and released.
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Latest Taxpayer's Tab: IRS Targets Old Debt
What if you received a notice from the IRS stating that your tax refund had been revoked because your parents owed the government money decades ago? That's exactly what's happening to some Americans thanks to a provision included in the 2008 Farm Bill. NTUF's Research and Outreach Manager Dan Barrett wrote about this troubling trend on the Government Bytes blog last week, and outlined an alternative the IRS should consider if it needs to collect more revenue: pursue the $3.3 billion in back taxes owed by government employees themselves.
NTUF also featured 3 recently-scored bills in this week's edition of The Taxpayer's Tab:
For more on these bill's and Dan's blog post, check out the latest edition of The Taxpayer's Tab online.0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Operation "Choke Point" is About as Good as it Sounds - Speaking of Taxpayers, June 6
NTU Vice President Brandon Arnold stops in to discuss the DoJ's potentially extra-legal efforts to hamper businesses the Obama administration does not like. Pete has an update on the World Taxpayers' Conference, plus the news, NTUF's Michael Tasselmyer highlights a bill to get kids outdoors (with your money); and the Outrage of the Week!0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
The Curious Case of Whistleblower Kevin Downing
Exposing wasteful spending is costly work and Kevin Downing, a former economist and data collector at the Department of Labor, is paying the price. In 1999 Mr. Downing raised a red flag over a project to re-organize the New York City Bureau of Labor Statistics office, including an expensive and superfluous complex in Mountainside New Jersey. Upon reporting what appeared to him as an obvious example of pork-barrel spending, Mr. Downing was immediately terminated from his position and his whistleblowing was made public knowledge on the Internet, resulting in damage to his career prospects. Employers continue to regularly cancel interviews.
On behalf of Mr. Downing, Representative Bill Pascrell, Jr. of the 8th District in New Jersey wrote a letter to the Department of Labor in hopes of highlighting his plight and protecting him from reprisals. Congressman Pascrell wrote:
"There is evidence to indicate that Mr. Downing's termination was inappropriate because it was in retaliation for his communication with Congressional staff regarding what he believed to be waste and abuse resent in the Bureau of Labor Statistics."
Incredibly, Pascrell's efforts were initially ignored and eventually dismissed by the Department of Labor entirely. Allegedly, the Labor Department managers used Kevin as an example to warn union officials and employees of inevitable retaliation against future whistleblowers.
Given the circumstances, Mr. Downing's job termination would at least raise some legitimate questions. Many in Congress would seem to agree as they recently passed the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act (WPEA) to attempt to protect federal employees in situations similar to Downing's. Nonetheless, it was not passed in time to affect his specific case.
After over six years of costly legal battles, it was confirmed Kevin's termination was a direct result of whistleblowing but the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals rejected his case because Kevin "did not disclose non-frivolous information."
For Kevin Downing, the personal and financial consequences of exposing wasteful governmental spending have been devastating.
On the bright side, his case has brought more attention to the whistleblower issue. A Petition to re-instate Downing with all promotions, pay and benefits as well as payment of his legal expenses has been initiated on change.org for concerned taxpayers (including, of course, readers of this blog) who wish to express their solidarity.
If upstanding federal employees who risk their professional reputations to bring light to malfeasance are driven out of their positions without fair hearing or recourse, taxpayers stand to lose an important watchdog against waste – but worse, the growing mistrust in government would likely spread even further.1 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Congressional Report Exposes "Operation Choke Point"
Last week, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee released a scathing report that blew the lid off a little-known initiative of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) informally known as "Operation Choke Point." In theory, the initiative purports to protect consumers from unscrupulous financial institutions. In practice, it inappropriately – and perhaps illegally – targets legal businesses that are viewed unfavorably by the Obama Administration. It has focused particular attention on the so-called payday lending industry, which it broadly labels as "a fraudulent 'scam.'"
While short-term lending receives the harshest treatment from Operation Choke Point, it is far from the only type of business affected. In order to hamstring payday lenders, the DOJ has pressured banks and other financial institutions to avoid interacting with these legal and legitimate establishments.
From the Committee's report:
In a statement to the House Committee on Financial Services, a trade group of licensed money service businesses and lenders submitted recent account termination letters in which the bank explicitly attributed the termination to Operation Choke Point.
Even worse, it appears that DOJ has dubious legal authority to implement the initiative. The Department states that the statutory justification for Operation Choke Point is established by Section 951 of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989. However, the Committee report notes that:
The intent of Section 951 was to give the Department the tools to pursue civil penalties against entities that commit fraud against banks, not private companies doing legal business. Documents produced to the Committee demonstrate the Department has radically and unjustifiably expanded its Section 951 authority.
In light of DOJ's aggressive and possibly illegal actions against legal businesses, the Committee is unequivocal in its rebuke of the initiative; concluding that "it is necessary to disavow and dismantle Operation Choke Point."
Needless to say, taxpayers should be very concerned about the use of public funds for this initiative.0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
IRS Targets the Long Departed for Peanuts, Ignores the Living for Billions
If you didn't like the 2008 Farm Bill before, get ready for an IRS-sized dose of malarkey. The massive bill, officially enacted to support farmers but in reality does more to benefit the billion-dollar agribusiness industry, has paved the way for the IRS to come after your tax refund, even if you have good standing with Uncle Sam. According to the Washington Post, Congress' enacted Farm Bill repealed a statute of limitations on old debts owed to the feds. Historically, this statute prevented the Treasury Department from coming after debtors after ten years. Now, taxpayers across the country are seeing the effects and the government aims to get $1.1 billion.
The article mentions one woman who suddenly had no tax return because the IRS determined that her family was overpaid for her father's death benefits, which had been paid out since 1960. IRS officials are not sure specifically who was overpaid so they chose her to make up the difference. In all, the IRS has collected $424 million in "new" debt, i.e. debt that has only recently been available to collect in the wake of the statute's repeal. Yet, this new tactic is not limited to the IRS. The Social Security Administration is now working to get benefits from nearly 400,000 taxpayers, totaling some $714 million.
What does the IRS have to say? "... [W]e understand the importance of ensuring that debtors are treated fairly." Perhaps the agency should clarify what it means by "fairly" when many taxpayers have received no notice of the actions taken against them. The same woman mentioned above was apparently sent a notice from Social Security but to an address she had in the late 1970s. Generally, the IRS suggests that you keep tax documents for three years, so the accused are depending on the government to produce evidence from their records. It seems that Social Security's records are often incomplete, making it difficult to contest officials' claims.
So, to reiterate: a bill presumably designed to protect the agriculture industry included a new power enabling federal officials to take money from Americans who may have indirectly benefited from a payout beyond ten years ago; BUT, those officials don't really have the records to back up their claims.
There are a few takeaways from this:
What are the alternatives? Quite a few, but let's look at two. One would address the core problem and one would be a more fair way to get outstanding debt.
If Americans had a simpler tax system, one which didn't take 6.4 billion hours and $192.6 billion to comply with, some of these errors and inefficiencies would go away. Some proposals would try to cut down on the number of exemptions and deductions one can take, resulting in a more streamlined and less error-prone tax bill. Others take further steps to reform the entire system in the hopes of making tax preparations a mere inconvenience, instead of a heavy burden. NTU Foundation has examined some of these proposals, including the flat tax and the Fair Tax, many of which would reduce federal spending in addition to less time and money spent by taxpayers.
Another option is to change who the government goes after for outstanding debt. Instead of targeting debt that is decades old, IRS and Social Security investigators could shift their focus to those who are alive and kicking. One easy place to start is inside the government itself. According to a handy chart on Don't Mess With Taxes, the government could recover $3.3 billion in back taxes (that's 65 percent more than what is being collected in old debt AND it would be from the debtors themselves, not relatives who had no say in the matter).
If legislators should take just one lesson from all of this (and I know that's asking a lot), it is to write bills that are simple, succinct, and single-issue focused. Taxpayers are on the receiving end of these bloated Acts that put more complexity in the Tax Code. This is also not a wholly partisan issue. As Republicans rally against the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms, Democrats are pitching fits over the Farm Bill and Defense Authorization, all of which are putting taxpayers on the hook for more when they are in need of less.0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Latest Taxpayer's Tab: Police Force Expansion
In 1994, President Clinton pushed Congress to authorize $200 million in grants to help states hire 100,000 new police officers. While the total number of new hires fell well short of that, there's been new legislation introduced in Congress to reauthorize the program that administered the grants -- the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program.
Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) introduced S. 2254, the COPS Improvements Act of 2014, which would fund the program through 2019 at $649 million above current levels. The bill was introduced in an effort to provide "critical resources to local police departments," and is featured in this week's edition of The Taxpayer's Tab.
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For more information on these bills and to view past issues, check out The Tab online.0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Everything is Happening! Deborah Collier of CAGW on Free File Program, & Much More - Speaking of Taxpayers, May 30
It seems like everything is in this podcast, Pete Sepp is off in Vancouver for the World Taxpayers Conference, so Michi Iljazi of Taxpayers Protection Alliance joins Doug Kellogg to co-host. Deborah Collier of CAGW calls in to talk about the danger of letting the IRS do your taxes, and the need to keep the "Free File" program. Michael Tasselmyer of NTUF also stops in to talk about the most expensive bill this week. Plus, the Outrage of the Week takes the field!0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Pennsylvania Leaders Eying Higher Energy Taxes Should Look Instead to Liquor Reform
Budget negotiations in Harrisburg are just around the corner and there's a chance that a massive tax on natural gas drilling could end up on Governor Corbett's desk. This is a major concern for tax fighters across Pennsylvania, as Corbett faces re-election and continues to grapple with the Republican-led legislature on how to best deal with the $1.2 billion deficit.
The Tribune-Review reports:
The smart money is on the Senate sending the House a Marcellus shale tax proposal, perhaps in obscure legislation that accompanies the state budget, such as the fiscal code that sets state tax rates…
It's quite the conundrum for the Governor:
Corbett might not get a shale tax bill from the Legislature before the November election. In that case Democrat Tom Wolf, his party's gubernatorial nominee, will continue to hit the issue and tout it for education funding while pointing to the need to fill budget holes that he says exist due to Corbett's cuts.
Despite pledging to not support tax increases upon entering office, the Governor signed a bill last year to raise gas taxes. Now he's in another sticky situation, especially since, as the Tribune-Review notes, his re-election campaign is themed "promises kept."
Instead of working on a tax hike bill that could cripple the Pennsylvania's energy sector, perhaps lawmakers and the Governor should pursue common sense, cost-saving reforms. Liquor privatization should be at the top of the list.
Over the past few months, National Taxpayers Union has been beating the drum for true privatization of beer, wine, and liquor sales in the Keystone State. Like I said last September in the York Dispatch, Pennsylvania's liquor laws are an absolute mess. It's a system that has unfairly constructed anti-consumer monopolies for both government and private entities.
Last month, after catching wind of a faux-privatization plan in Harrisburg, NTU Vice President Brandon Arnold and I penned another piece in the Tribune-Review.
We pointed out that the corruption-riddled Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) is running state liquor stores on a taxpayers tab of approximately $400 million per year. By privatizing sales, the state could save hundreds of millions each year while increasing both competition amongst retailers and convenience for consumers.
Of course, privatizing liquor wouldn't solve Pennsylvania's budget crisis on its own, but it would be the best place to start, as would slowing government spending. Here's to hoping that some fiscal sanity finds its way to Harrisburg over the next few weeks.
Corporate Welfare Battered from All Sides of the Political Spectrum at Transpartisan Conference
NTU Executive Vice President, Pete Sepp, was a panelist at yesterday's "Unstoppable: A Gathering of the Left-Right Convergence" conference sponsored by Ralph Nader and the Center for Study of Responsive Law. The conference was held in conjunction with launch of Nader's latest book, Unstoppable: The Emerging Left-Right Alliance to Dismantle the Corporate State.
The conference featured speakers from across the political spectrum who identified potential areas of cooperation on topics such as civil liberties, pentagon spending, and corporate welfare – the panel in which Sepp participated along with Ryan Alexander of Taxpayers for Common Sense, Lisa Gilbert of Public Citizen, Greg LeRoy of Good Jobs first, and James T. Bennett, an economist at George Mason University.
LeRoy highlighted three states where activists on the left and right are working to bring transparency and accountability to economic development incentives at the state and local level. For example, in Arizona, the Goldwater Institute has teamed up with the state chapter of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) to bring to light misuse and crony deals made by the Arizona Commerce Authority. Bennett noted the serious social welfare impact of corporate welfare, pointing to the high price of food due to Marketing Orders that confiscate crops in order to artificially inflate prices.
Sepp discussed NTU's annual Common Ground report done in conjunction with U.S. PIRG where, despite our disparate views on the role and scope of government, the groups have been able to agree on the need to end the Export-Import Bank and rein in costly crop insurance premiums.
Sepp also explained that NTU works closely a wide variety groups on issues such as reforming or eliminating the Renewable Fuel Standard and reducing wasteful spending at the Pentagon. Transitioning to corporate welfare outside DC, Sepp's assertion that the political right needed to work harder to end sports welfare that saddles taxpayers with expensive, unnecessary stadiums, noting that Common Cause of Georgia and leftist groups in Minnesota are doing an exceptional job at tackling the issue in their states. This received a huge round of applause from attendees.
Pete concluded his remarks by urging listeners to work hard to protect ballot initiatives, saying that this form of direct democracy was the best tool activists have for holding out-of-control legislators accountable.0 Comments | Post a Comment | Sign up for NTU Action Alerts
Latest Taxpayer's Tab: EITC Expansion, Travel Limits
Happy Memorial Day Weekend from the staff at National Taxpayers Union Foundation!
In this weeks' edition of The Taxpayer's Tab, NTUF took an in-depth look at three bills we recently scored as part of our ongoing BillTally project.
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The last time Gabriel Gonzaga won three straight fights, he was on his way to a heavyweight title shot. Almost six years later, after a short-lived retirement and a return to fighting, Gonzaga has authored another three-fight streak.
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After rocking the veteran with a straight right hand, Gonzaga latched on to a guillotine choke that led to a tapout win at 1:10 of round two of their UFC on FX 7 bout.
Gonzaga likely won the first round, pushing the tempo with his grappling. He scored three takedowns in the opening five minutes, and also landed several straight rights against Rothwell, who spent a lot of time in the southpaw stance in the fight.
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With roots in the early nineties Paris rave scene alongside other French house luminaries including St Germain and Mr. Oizo, Alexkid has spent years being one of the most forward-thinking and exciting acts on the revered Laurent Garnier's label F Communcations as well as on Radio Slave's own imprint Rekids and Luciano's Cadenza Split Composition project, defining good music for connoisseurs of French techno and electronica. He'll be joining Melbourne favourites Safari and Mike Callander to DJ on multiple decks, just as they did last year at the closing party for KUBIK - and trust us, we can be certain Alexkid's return will be nothing short of immense.
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Just thought I'd throw up a quick comparison of Arsenal's new 6'1", 154 lb (yes, you read that correctly) striker from Bordeaux. I was curious to see how he compared to Arsenal's other offensive players.
Is he the saviour? You tell me.
It looks like his primary use could be as depth behind RVP and Bendtner, but I'm still looking forward to phrases like "Laying the Chamakh down" or chants of "Chamakh my b!tch up".
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The Texas A&M Aggies have earned the right to get their clocks cleaned by the Kansas Jayhawks on Thursday by defeating the Oklahoma Sooners in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament.
Both teams struggled in the regular season, but Aggies coach Billy Kennedy will be happy that his team was able to get a tournament win to build on going into next year. Oklahoma kept it close for most of the game, but Texas A&M held the lead for 25 minutes en route to a 62-53 victory.
Neither teams shot better than 40 percent from the floor, but the Aggies outrebounded the Sooners 36 to 26 and hit three more three-point shots than their opposition, which was the difference between the two teams on the night.
For updates and coverage of the 2012 Big 12 Tournament, stay tuned to this StoryStream or SB Nation's dedicated NCAA basketball hub. For news and information on Big 12 conference basketball, please visit Big 12 Hoops. For more on the Oklahoma Sooners, check out Crimson and Cream Machine. For updates on the Texas A&M Aggies, head over to I Am the 12th Man.


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CATEGORIES Drama, Casting, Newsstand, Harry Potter, Movies, CinematicalIn a clear (and very wise) effort to prove he can play things other than a boy wizard, Daniel Radcliffe has revealed plans to follow up his on-stage, "HOLY CRAP, HARRY POTTER'S NAKED!" star turn in Equus next year with a starring role in a World War I-themed television movie. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Radcliffe will play Jack Kipling in My Boy Jack, an ITV film based on a play by David Haig (who will also appear in the movie, playing Rudyard Kipling). The play is based on a real event in Kipling's life: he used his connections to get his 17-year-old son into the Irish Guards, "even though his son had been turned down for health reasons by the military many times before." You can see where this is going, can't you? Yep, Jack goes missing, and his body is never found. My Lord that's depressing -- I'm guessing this one is going to be a hardcore, stiff-upper-lip tear-jerker.
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LOS ANGELES - In response to escalating wildfire danger, Los Angeles Fire Chief Brian Cummings has ordered augmented staffing of LAFD's "Ready Reserve Fleet" to ensure communities historically prone to wildfire are provided optimal protection.
The Los Angeles Fire Department was notified earlier this week by the National Weather Service that weather conditions through Friday, December 2, 2011 could lead to dangerous wildfire behavior in and near the City of Los Angeles.
As a result of this information, additional firefighting resources were put in place prior to 8:00 PM on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 and will remain in service until further notice.
Augmenting the LAFD's daily deployment will be an extra:
- 18 Engine Companies
- 6 Brush Patrols
- 1 Battalion Command Team
- 1 Water Tender
- 1 Bulldozer Strike Team
The dynamically staffed "Ready Reserve Fleet" is central to Chief Cummings' recently enacted deployment plan, allowing LAFD to respond rapidly to areas of greatest need in times of crisis.
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Short Thyme Broccoli Recipe
This is such a fresh tasting side dish with its lemon and thyme flavoring. It is easy to make and is to the table in no time.Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin
- 1/2 pound fresh broccoli florets
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3/4 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
- Place the broccoli and 1 in. of water in a saucepan; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5-8 minutes or until crisp-tender. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the oil, lemon juice, salt and thyme. Drain broccoli; toss with oil mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Short Thyme Broccoli in Simple & Delicious March/April 2006, p9
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This was good but the lemon and thyme flavors were very subtle - I might try it again sometime and double those ingredients. I used margarine rather than olive oil so that may have made a difference taste wise.
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Council names 2 teen poet laureates
Original post made on Jan 26, 2013
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on Jan 26, 2013 at 4:25 pm
Congratulations to both Arany and Diana! I look forward to hearing their poetry.
on Jan 26, 2013 at 5:51 pm
on Jan 26, 2013 at 7:24 pm
Congratulations to both! I taught Diana in 8th grade and she's an amazing young woman!
on Jan 28, 2013 at 11:13 am
What the heck is the deal in the Tri-Valley with cities naming Poet Laureates? I wish the Pleasanton City Council would focus more on better fiscal responsibility, street maintenance, keeping taxpayers from getting hosed by municipal workers' pay and benefits, and keeping the city from constantly being sued.
on Jan 28, 2013 at 2:46 pm
Nice to see Poet Laureates that are two all-American good-looking teenage girls (Comment partially removed by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff).
on Jan 28, 2013 at 2:57 pm
What good is poetry anyway? I doubt it will help you get a job in corporate America. We're in a fiscal moarasse and all people can talk about is poetry? We need to get our priorities straight.
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Vikings linebackers vs. Chiefs running backs
The linebackers have been strong through the early part of the season, especially against the run. MLB E.J. Henderson, even though he had some difficulties covering Lions TE Brandon Pettigrew down the seam, was stout against the run and plugged the gaps in the middle that slowed RB Jahvid Best. OLBs Chad Greenway and Erin Henderson also were strong against the run. All of them played downhill and met Best and the other Lions running backs in the hole.
The strong play of the linebackers is one of the reasons the Vikings are fourth in the league defending the run, allowing only 67.3 yards per game.
That's important because they are playing a Chiefs team that needs to run the ball effectively to have success on offense. They were at their best last season when they could establish the run with Jamaal Charles and Thomas Jones to take pressure off of Matt Cassel. This season, with Dexter McCluster replacing the injured Charles and Jones losing effectiveness because of age, the running game hasn't had the same success, gaining 51 fewer yards per game than it did in 2010. As a result, the offense has struggled.
The linebackers need to continue their strong play and not allow the Chiefs' running game to get going if the Vikings want to win this game. Cassel is far less effective when he doesn't have the luxury of a running game and play-action off of it to assist him. If the Vikes continue to stop the running game, they can put the game on the shoulders of a struggling Cassel.


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Dampened Spirits
Dampened Spirits
|Loud and Clear
|Required Items
|Quest Giver
|Maven Black-Briar
|Honningbrew Meadery
|an enchanted dagger
|Alt Rewards
|Required Level
|Followed by
|Scoundrel's Folly
Quest Objectives
Maven Black-Briar is getting annoyed at a competitor trying to muscle in on her market. She has requested that Mercer Frey send her his best, and you're it.
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[edit] Speak to Maven Black-Briar
First, Mercer will send you to find Maven for the details on the job. She can usually be found on the 2nd floor of the Bee and Barb. So head on over and look for her. She will tell you that some nobody has suddenly gotten the capital out of nowhere to open a meadery big enough to compete with hers. She wants you to get rid of him and find out who is funding him. She'll tell you the name of a contact in Whiterun that will help so go find him.
[edit] Speak to Mallus Maccius
Mallus can be found at The Bannered Mare in Whiterun. He will usually be in one of the rooms, if not he will be around the fire. Speak to Mallus and he will outline the plan to get Sabjorn arrested. Honningbrew currently has a pest problem. Your job would be to tell Sabjorn you will be taking care of the problem while at the same time gaining access to the meadery to poison the Special Reserve. Mallus hands you some Skeever poison to use on the mead. Now head outside Whiterun and follow your quest marker to the meadery.
[edit] Speak to Sabjorn
When you reach the meadery, Sabjorn will be in the building to your right. The building to the left is locked and you can't get in without a key. Once inside, tell Sabjorn that you will help get rid of the Skeevers in exchange for coin and he'll give you access to the basement as well as some Pest Poison to get the job done. Go there and enter the vermin tunnels under the place.
[edit] Poison the nest
In the basement turn left. There's a Skeever at the other end of the basement that needs killing. To the right of where the Skeever was, you'll see a large hole in the wall leading to where the tunnels are. Follow the tunnel into a larger area with 4 Skeevers. It's kind of dark here so you might want to run a bit out into the brighter part so you can see the Skeevers better. Continue on through the tunnels till you get to another larger area filled with 4 Frostbite Spiders.
Keep following the tunnels till you get to a large, dimly lit cavern. In the first half of this cavern is 3 Skeevers. In the second half is a madman named Hamelyn. Be careful when facing Hamelyn as he is a mage that uses quite powerful spells. He will use either fire or lightning so prepare yourself for both. Once you kill him, poison the nest next to his bedroll and continue up the tunnels to the basement of the meadery.
[edit] Poison the Honningbrew Vat
In the brewery, head straight to the door and turn left and go up the stairs. Go around the path to the Special Reserve you need to poison. Drop the poison in the vat and head back down. Pick up the key beside the door and let yourself out then head back to the main house to speak to Sabjorn.
[edit] Return to Sabjorn
Tell Sabjorn that you have killed the pests and he will give you your payment before asking you to get lost while he attends to his honored guest. So take a seat and wait to enjoy the show.
[edit] Attend the tasting ceremony
Nothing special about this part. Just sit down and watch as the Captain of the guard comes in, takes a sip, gets poisoned and arrests Sabjorn.
[edit] Speak to Mallus Maccius again
Once Sabjorn has been led off the premises, speak to Mallus who is standing nearby. He'll offer his services as a fence and you can ask him for permission to search the upper level of the house for information on the silent partner. He'll aggree so head back into the back room where you entered the basement and go up some stairs at the back.
[edit] Identify Sabjorn's silent partner
Follow the quest marker around the landing to Sabjorn's office. Swipe the incriminating documents and head back to Maven to deliver the information.
[edit] Return to Maven Black-Briar
Go back to the Bee and Barb and deliver your report to Maven. She'll get a bit prissy but pay you anyway for completing the job. She will say she doesn't recognise the name on the document and ask you to go find Brynjolf for help.
[edit] Return to Brynjolf
Go back to the Ragged Flagon to find Brynjolf. Show him the document and he'll start you on the next part of the chain.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- It's been three days since the Federal Sequester went into effect.
The Sequester will cut $1.2 trillion in federal spending over the next ten years. The budget cuts will not all come at once and that is leaving some agencies wondering if and when they will be affected.
This time Congress and the White House could not strike a last minute deal.
"I think there is a little bit of crisis fatigue," said Brad McMillan, Executive Director of the Institute for Principled Leadership. "We had the fiscal cliff deal that was at the end of the year. That really did effect most Americans in a big way. It would have meant a significant raise in your taxes in 2013 if they hadn't passed a deal."
The Federal sequester will not raise your taxes but it will mean cuts to agencies across the board. But McMillan said we are only talking about 2 percent of the overall budget.
"There's only 45 billion of the cuts that take place in 2013 and many of those cuts don't take place right away. So Congress will have the ability to use a scalpel instead of a hatchet," said McMillan.
One organization that expects to be effected by the sequester is Head Start. Officials there are making plans for up to a 5 percent cut, they just do not know when that cut will come.
"When will we know definitely that we do have to cut or we do not have to cut? When will we know? It's difficult running a program not knowing what the future is going to look like in that program," said Dr. Maxine Wortham, Assistant Director of Head Start.
"I think in particular in areas like Head Start and other areas where people feel the money is being well spent you're going to see efforts to get that situation corrected," said McMillan.
While agencies like Head Start are preparing for the worst. They continue to wait and hope for the best.