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Salam brothers, I want to address this issue and I ask you the guidance in this matter as I dont know where to go and ask. I mean I can ask but then people will know the matter which I don't want them to know who are around me. I have been married since 2 years and for 7 months she was good enough with me as we were living with joint family in Pakistan. I have two sisters and one brother and my mother in my family. I am working out of Pakistan. In the year more than four times I try to visit Pakistan like some time 20 days or 15 days. Just for my wife to be not feel alone. Last year ALLAH gives me a beautiful daughter. I face a lot of problems after my new life. I have one problem that I can't bring my wife here with me, because of visa issue (Pakistani visa ban). I am not able to go back to Pakistan. I have responsibilities of my family. During these 2 years my wife family makes lot of problem like, when I am out of Pakistan they came at home to take his daughter. These types of thing are going so many times. I try to stop her but no benefit. My wife does not stay at my house. This is my problem as her mother keeps on calling her every one or two days saying that she is not feeling well or father not feeling well her sister not feeling well etc etc. This disturbs my house as every time my relatives comes and ask for her she is not there to meet them. I need her she is not there for me, when she is in my home, she work, she cooking and when she received the call from her mother she become out of the work, and keep asking I want to go home,,,, you are not here ???? She goes to her house taking my permission but when I say that I require you now here as someone has invited us over some place for dinner but she refuses and does not consider my emergencies. She should give priority to this house after marriage I suppose, I am also ready to help her in these situations also asking her to come over for few days then you will go back you back but she denies saying that my mother needs me or I am not ready to come now. Over to that she tries to dominate me and she tries to show me down. I ask her to respect me as I am her husband. Then I asked her what about me then? Who will take care of me? My things, my house, she does not give me any answers to that instead she changes topic or start argument over another topic. She is very argumentative I just don't know what to do? The time of my daughter birth I told my wife baby birth will be in my house but my wife and her mother force to me and my family to that birth will in her mother home. That time some nay issue but end I agreed her mother house; I come to Pakistan with than 8 hours the time of my daughter birth.
Now a days again she is in her father home and i ask her to come back to home she is not agreed. she told me that she will back after one month but now is more then one and half month she did not come back.
Please help me what to do? I am really fed up of this life please show me a way or give me some advice.


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On October 19th, 1983, Johnny Hodge, 34, an inmate at the Indiana State Prison was murdered in his cell. Hodge was serving a life sentence for a double murder at the time.
On Tuesday, Paul D. Stucker, 52 of Scottsburg, Indiana, was arrested in Louisiana. Stucker was an inmate in the prison at the same time as Hodge's murder. A warrant for his arrest was issued by U.S. Marshalls in New Orleans for a felony murder charge.
Stucker was taken to the Jefferson Parrish Sheriff's Department Jail in Louisiana awaiting extradition back to Indiana.
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Exceedingly charming and real. It's incredibly difficult to be both those things at the same time, but this book accomplishes it and makes the feat look easy. One of the best YA books I've read in recent years.
"From the moment Chris first teaches her to use the cash register at her new after-school job, Amelia is head-over-heels in love with him. But Amelia is 15, and Chris is 21 and a university student, so Amelia knows they'll never get together... but she can't help how she feels. This debut novel from an Australian author is realistically awkward, sometimes hysterically funny, and occasionally heartbreaking and will delight readers who like large casts of quirky yet believable characters, genuine emotion, and stories told from multiple perspectives." March 2013 Teen Scene Newsletter http://www.nextreads.com/Display2.aspx?SID=5acc8fc1-4e91-4ebe-906d-f8fc5e82a8e0&N=608130
Fifteen-year-old Amelia gets a job at the local supermarket and finds herself falling in love with her 22-year-old co-worker, Chris. As if the age difference wasn't enough of a problem, Chris is still in love with the girl who dumped him. But this is more than a story of unattainable love. Amelia is a smart, strong person struggling with feeling awkward in social situations. She and Chris discuss literature, feminism and family roles as they become friends and deal with an attraction both know is unrealistic. This book is set in Australia and it is interesting to see the characters having Christmas during their summer vacation. An interesting read for someone who wants a bit more substance to their romance.
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Her style search took her to the subway station in Times Square. Christal was wearing a cape by Miss Me. It was $56 at the off-price boutique Fox's. Her black leggings were $20 at H&H and her boots were $99 from Boutique 9, a division of Nine West.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sailingstar22 Love these jeans! These jeans are great - the Tory logo detailing on the back pockets is subtle and classy. The fit is very skinny, but they are not jeggings. I am 5'6, 120 and the size 26 fits perfectly, though I will need to have them hemmed as expected. The color is slightly darker than pictured, which is great because I do expect them to fade over time. After this purchase, I'm tempted to buy a second pair in either Black or White. January 28, 2014
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Anyone living with two or more people in their home knows that things can quickly get disorderly and modern shelving is the key to happiness. If two or more of those said people happen to be children, then you know disorder can take on a life of its own without an organization strategy.
Whether you have an abundance of stuff or just the right amount, chances are you are always looking for ways to stack it, sort it and store it. And for me, modern shelving seems to be the best way to go about it. They're simple and streamlined. Keep in mind that with shelves whatever you store or stack is always on display. The simpler the shelving, the more your books and accessories stand out.
I happen to love the way this works, because when function and design meet it is a beautiful thing.
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When it comes to shelving in a children's space, I love to keep it simple or go all out creative. The first look showcases how shelves can be used for basic storage.I love the clean look these shelving units provide.
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On the other end of the spectrum you can use shelves in a more decorative fashion. The idea of backing your shelves with wallpaper to give a unique and one-of-kind look is so fun. Then just prop your favorite keepsakes or children's toys to complete the look. Bonus . . . . fewer toys on the floor.
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Why not let shelves take center stage? When you pick a shelving unit that has modern lines and a great shape it's like a piece of art. These shelves work great in any room of the house, but I love how they are used in the heart of the home. Dishes put up, taken down, art displayed, toys tossed up and plopped down for play.
Shelves are modern art in action. Now what other piece of home décor can boast that?
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As much as I love my bright and cheery colors, sometimes you just need a cool and calm addition to your space. Enter, navy! I have been totally crushing on navy lately. It's one of the best colors to mix and match with other colors so it is really easy to incorporate into your décor you already have! My favorite colors to go with navy lately are coral, mint and grey. It's just kind of dreamy, don't you think?
Also, unlike a lot of other colors, navy is kind of hard not to match with another navy. They are usually so similar they work! This room designed by Emily Henderson is kind of perfect. The navy is definitely the main and most dominant color, but all of the little accent colors and patterns around that gorgeous couch are amazing!
1. Brushed Nickel Prussian Coral Giclee Pendant 2. Annabelle Modern Navy Linen 32-Inch-H Mid-Century Chair 3. Linen Navy Wingback 78 1/2-Inch-W California King Bed
There are a lot of different styles that could all work with navy. This chair for example, is modern but also has a mid-century vibe to it. So of course I love it!
This pendant light has a fun coral shaped pattern to it to add some pattern to your room, if that's what your space is in need of.
And this bed! Oh this bed. It's like a gorgeous wingback chair in California king size! A great way to add some class to your room. I love it!
Can you just imagine all of the different styles and fun accents you could do with a bed like that? Also, it's not too girly, so men will love it too! Total win, win.
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Sometimes, what's even better than beautiful architecture is beautiful architecture brought back to life by people who truly care. Case Study architect Edward Killingsworth's masterpiece, the 1957 Opdahl House, fell into ruin, but thanks to a musician with a passion for modernism, it is celebrating its 50th anniversary in mint condition.
This cool pad is located on the island of Naples, in Long Beach, California and the current owner is DJ Greyboy Andreas Stevens who had a passion for bringing this home back to life. In addition to furnishing his own home, Stevens started a side career flipping pieces found buried at far-flung Salvation Army stores.
Stevens received the help of original owners Joyce and Richard Opdahl and Killingsworth to help guide him along the way. Old family photos provided unpublished views of the home and gave Stevens the clues he needed to bring the house back to its exact original state.
"I gave up my regular life for a couple of years," Stevens says. In addition to refurbishing the structure, he went to extreme lengths to find original fixtures and match finished surfaces. He also tried to furnish the home according to the old family photos, but still keeping it his own and making sure he was comfortable living there.
Not only is the two-story space with balconied bedrooms a beautiful sight to see, but it's also helping Stevens complete his current album. He points out the similarities between recording in the Opdahl home to that in which Rudy Van Gelder recorded Blue Note's classic albums.
Killingsworth said, "The most flattering thing an owner can say about one of my buildings is, 'It's my building, I did all this myself; the architects only translated my thoughts.' The Opdahl House truly has become Stevens's building.
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Although right now I call Los Angeles home, I've been lucky enough to have lived globally, in many cities around the world: Florence, Bern, NYC, Copenhagen, and have traveled from Marrakesh to Mexico City and many places in between. One thing that all of these cities have in common is that there is no one style that truly defines a city.
Through years of people of different cultures visiting, conquering, settling and assimilating into new places, decorating styles have overlapped, mixed and melded--you'll find Hollywood Regency styles in Milan, or a Moroccan-style den in Denmark. Here is a roundup of some global mash-up interiors that I find truly inspiring-- Plus my Euro Style Lighting discoveries, with a global vibe...and how great is that serape lampshade?!
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Who said lake homes had to be campy and cozy without any real design aesthetic. Well, they're wrong. We spotted this beautiful modern lake home and decided to furnish it in our dreams...
The key to designing a clean aesthetic that still falls under the category of natural and organic is all about the materials. The form will keep it modern with clean lines and minimal frill.
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Excerpted from In the Pond by Ha Jin. Copyright © 2000 by Ha Jin. Excerpted by permission of Vintage, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
HA JIN's previous books include the internationally best-selling Waiting, which won the National Book Award; War Trash, which won the PEN/Faulkner Award; the story collections Under the Red Flag, which won the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, and Ocean of Words, which won the PEN/Hemingway Award; and three books of poetry. In 2014 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
Ha Jin is represented by Random House Speakers Bureau (www.rhspeakers.com).
1. Ha Jin has chosen a quotation from Gogol's Dead Souls as the epigraph to In the Pond. What is he saying about his protagonist? In what sense is Shao Bin a rogue? In what sense, if any, is he a virtuous man?
2. What does the way Shao Bin handles his grievance against his superiors reveal about his character? He thinks to himself, "Who were Liu Shu and Ma Gong? Two small cadres with glib tongues, uncouth and unlettered. They were wine vessels and rice bags, their existence only burdening the earth, whereas he had read hundreds of books and was knowledgeable about strategies" [p. 35]. Do you consider him heroic and principled, or arrogant and foolish? Is he, on the basis of his talents and energies, truly deserving of a better position than he has?
3. In many ways this novel is about the workings of power and how people go about getting what they want. Given that the novel portrays a political system very different from our own, do you consider that issues of power and influence work differently in this novel than they do here in America, say, in a corporate setting?
4. If one of the purposes of art is to awaken people's minds and to change society, do you find it odd that artists are employed in this novel to create propaganda for the state? Would you consider this novel a satire? What would you guess is the author's perspective on the events of the novel, and on the communist system that he left behind?
5. What does Shao Bin's description of his ink stone [p. 64] tell us about him? Does his dedication to his art redeem the less positive aspects of his character?
6. There are several scenes, particularly in Chapter 9, where physical brutality is used to comic effect. Why does Shao Bin engage in such behavior, in light of his feelings of superiority to Liu Shu and Ma Gong? To what purpose is Ha Jin using humor in this novel?
7. After creating one of his best drawings, Shao Bin realizes that "it was the misery and rage that had driven the brush to make such a breakthrough in his art. He realized anger was also a source of power, which the artist ought to convert into creative energy" [p. 122]. Is Shao Bin in fact saved by his anger? If you have read Waiting, how would you compare the characters of Shao Bin and Lin Kong?
8. Are you surprised, given Shao Bin's abrasive personality, that he is embraced so readily by the friends of Yen Fu? Are you surprised that his cause is adopted by the journalists in Beijing? Why do you suppose this is?
9. Yen Fu calls attention to the novel's title when he wonders why Bin is working in the fertilizer plant: "How could a small pond like this contain such a big fish? He had vaguely heard that Bin was teaching the fine arts somewhere" [p. 63]. How does Ha Jin's choice of title affect your sense of the events that take place? Does the novel's ending change the meaning of "the pond"?
10. As Shao Bin prepares a letter of complaint to the Party secretary, "A strong sense of justice and civil duty rose in him. An upright man ought to plead in the name of the people. He believed he was going to voice not only his own discontent and indignation but also the oppressed brothers' and sisters'. Yes, he wanted to speak for all the workers in the plant" [p. 20]. How does the ending of the novel--the resolution of the plot's conflicts--resonate with these inspired thoughts? How does Ha Jin leave you feeling about his protagonist?


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Lenses / Re: 50mm upgrade or 85mm coverage?« on: February 16, 2014, 05:22:48 PM »
Bringing back my question, I still debate upgrading my 50mm f.14, but now there is a Sigma 1.4 that may surprise...
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If it were me, I'd get a 70-200 or 17-40(16-35) just to be a little bit flexible before I get an 85. Anyway, you know what you need most.
If you're studying Szarkowski's The Photographer's Eye, you are already demonstrating more discernment than most.
The Nature of Photographs, by Stephen Shore, is almost a companion or sequel to Szarkowski. Two books by Robert Adams will inspire you: Beauty in Photography and Why People Photograph. Try Szarkowski's Looking at Photographs as well. Then, if you want to challenge yourself, pick up Susan Sontag's On Photography and Roland Barthe's Camera Lucida.
All of these books are short, but contain lifetimes of lessons. Each can be read over and over again and each time you will learn something new. And, not a single one talks about f-stops, ISO, noise, bokeh, crop factor, or any of the other drivel that bogs people down. They are all about vision and understanding this fascinating and addictive craft.
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Professor Wolak received his Ph.D. and M.S. from Harvard University and his B.A. from Rice University.
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Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (2010)
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Energy Institute at HAAS (2010)
- When It Comes to Demand Response, Is the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission its Own Worst Enemy?
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Stanford University, Department of Economics (2008)
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- One Year After Japan's 3/11 Disaster: Reforming Japan's Energy Sector, Governance, and Economy
February 27, 2012 Shorenstein APARC Conference
Gi-Wook Shin, Masahiko Aoki, Kazuhiko Toyama, Koichiro Ito, Frank Wolak, Daniel C. Sneider, Keita Nishiyama, Steven Vogel, Daniel Aldrich, Phillip Lipscy, Michael H. Armacost, Florian Coulmas, Takeo Hoshi, Kenji E. Kushida
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- Use of Improved Biomass Stoves in Karnataka and Maharashtra States, India: Understanding Factors Affecting Widespread Adoption
February 24, 2012 Research Presentation
Mark C. Thurber, Frank Wolak
- 2012 California Water Law Symposium: Water and Growth: The Imperative for Sustainable Approaches to Uncertainty
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Frank Wolak
- Platts 7th Annual California Power Market Forum
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Chris Wilcox is the only free agent the Celtics have to offer to the NBA this offseason. Wilcox has already expressed his desire to come back to the Celtics but that's only half of what's necessary. The Celtics' front office has to also want Wilcox back as well, but has Wilcox given the Celtics a good enough reason to sign him again?
One thing that I think Ainge has to consider with Wilcox is his health. Chris Wilcox has been a victim of the injury bug for the last 2 seasons, playing 89 out of a possible 147 games during that span. Wilcox had to deal with the heart surgery that took him out for the whole season last year, and a thumb injury that made him miss half of December and almost all of January.
Another thing that I think Ainge should consider is Wilcox's offensive abilities. The Celtics are a jump shooting team, and have been for a few years now, but Chris Wilcox works very close to the basket, and finishes very well around the rim. Wilcox has only taken 9 shots out of the paint, during the 2012-2013 season which I think is essential for a primarily jump shooting team, he's a legit presence in the paint. His effectiveness though is strictly limited to the amount of minutes he plays.
The major question that I've always asked was "Why doesn't Chris Wilcox get more playing time?". For someone who could've led the league in FG% if he qualified, you would think that he'd be given more minutes. Wilcox scores at the most efficient rate in the NBA, but he doesn't get much playing time not only due to injury woes, but because of his subpar rebounding.
Centers that have played a minimum of 40 games, and average a minimum of 10 minutes, have a total rebounding percentage of 15.6%, while Wilcox sits at 12.8%. These same Centers have a defensive rebounding percentage of 21%, while Wilcox is at 17.3%. These same Centers finally have an offensive rebounding percentage of 10.3% while, Wilcox is at 8.1%.
Wilcox is also a subpar shot blocker, but i'd say he plays pretty solid defense. Out of the players that have played a minimum of 800 minutes on the Celtics, Wilcox has the 2nd highest defensive rating on the team, behind only Kevin Garnett. His opponents also have an eFG% of 51.4% against Wilcox, which is right around the league average for centers which is 51.3%.
The fine folks over at ESPN gave Wilcox a season grade of D+, saying that Wilcox was never able to find his niche in the system this season, and the play of Shavlik Randolph has essentially made Wilcox expendable. After all, Ainge was willing to part with Wilcox in the deal that brought in Jordan Crawford, but Wilcox's contract allowed him to veto the deal.
Should Chris Wilcox be signed to another one-year veteran minimum deal? Or should the Celtics just let him walk?


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Thalian Association, the Official Community Theater of North Carolina, presents the Wilmington premiere of Xanadu: The Musical. The production, directed by Tom Briggs with music direction by Jonathan Barber and choreography by Mary Beth Henderson, runs January 31-February 10 at historic Thalian Hall; Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 3pm. $25 with senior, student and group discounts. For tickets (910)632.2285; thalian.org. This four-time Tony nominee, inspired by the cult-classic movie starring Olivia Newton-John, follows a Greek muse who descends from Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach in 1980. Her quest to inspire a struggling artist to create the ultimate roller disco is accompanied by such chart-topping hits of the period as "Magic," "Have You Never Been Mellow," "Suddenly," "Dancin'" and "All Around the World." The production stars Shannon Playl and Max Korn.


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Waterview 6 bed Captain Nathan Clark House in Acadia
- bedrooms 6
- baths 3½
- sleeps 14
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Southwest Harbor
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$ 1,500 - $ 16,000 / month
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Waterview, WIFI, walking distance to town, 6 bedrooms, family friendly, historic Maine home The Captain Nathan Clark House is now in its seventh generation in our family. You will experience a large family friendly house that is in a great location to walk to town, the Harbor or a short drive to all activities available on Acadia.
The house features two sides and you can rent the entire house or one side. The whole house is described, two kitchens, two living rooms six bedrooms and three and a half baths. Ample off street parking with a nice yard to picnic or have family activities.
Join us this summer to have a family vacation, relax, read, or enjoy the many activities the Island has to offer. Gather at night for a family meal and enjoy the large fireplace in the main living room.
There is a free shuttle to get you around the Island so if members want to do different activities its easy. Stop is across the street from the house. Walk over to the working docks and see the fisherman big in the catch and buy your fresh lobsters from the pound or eat there.
Several golf course in the area, the National park offers many hiking, biking and beach opportunities in the summer. Horse back riding and carriage rides are also available.
If you are looking for a off season getaway, still plenty of outdoor activities in a quiet relaxing closer pace atmosphere. A true place to recharge.
Call us if you would like to reserve our house for a week or longer.
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Waterview, WIFI, Two Kitchens, Two dining rooms, Two living rooms. Cable TV, VCR, DVD, radio, BBQ grill, large yard,
activities and attractions in Acadia Maine
Across the street from a working harbor, Oceanarum for the kids across the street, Beals lobster pound, LL Bean free bus stop across the street will bring you all over the island.
check out Island cruises in bass harbor. The best family water tour with nature tour of the islands, learn about lobster and the locale habitat.
Hiking, Biking, Golf, water activities Kayaking, sailing, cruises to name a few.
Shopping, museums, history and National park.
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Weekly rentals Saturday to Saturday
May $2000
June $2600
July $3700
August $3700
Sept $2600
October $2000
Kristin O'Gorman 603-772-1190
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Top things to do in Acadia
- Acadia National Park
- Mountain Hiking
- Bicycling, moutain biking
- Shopping
- Restaurants, Lobster
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking
- Biking
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- Hiking
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The reason lies in the Proceeds of Crime Bill which, as I write, has just completed its Report Stage in the Commons.
This article revisits the issues raised in my article Information and Ill-Gotten Gains in Tax Adviser, July 2001, Heather Brehcist's and my further piece, Proceeds of Crime – II in August 2001, and my short horror story Misdemeanours could be unfairly treated, November 2001. Readers who wonder whether one subject could justify four articles in less than a year may need reminding of the problem which may soon confront them.
Money laundering redefined
The Bill redefines 'money laundering' so as to catch anyone who conceals, disguises, transfers or removes from the United Kingdom (UK) 'criminal property', which means a person's benefit from 'criminal conduct'. That in turn means conduct which is an offence in any part of the UK, or, if committed elsewhere, would be such an offence if committed in the UK. A person benefits from criminal conduct if he obtains property – which means any legal form of property, such as money – as a result of or in connection with it. And, of course, tax evasion falls fairly and squarely into that definition.
It will also be an offence to enter into or become concerned in an arrangement which the person knows or suspects facilitates the acquisition, retention, use or control of criminal property by or on behalf of another person.
Clause 330 of the Bill goes further still, and this is where tax advisers come into the picture. It says that a person also commits an offence if each of the following conditions is satisfied:
(1) Her knows or suspects, or has reasonable grounds for knowing or suspecting, that another person is engaged in money laundering;(2) The information or other matter on which his knowledge or suspicion is based, or which gives reasonable grounds for it, came to him in the course of a business in the regulated sector; and(3) He does not disclose the information or other matter to a constable, a customs officer or a 'nominated officer' (meaning in effect his money laundering reporting officer (MLRO)) as soon as is practicable after it comes to him.
I will return to the italicised phrase in (1) above later.
Returning to where we came in, if a client comes to a tax adviser and confesses to tax evasion, the adviser will normally know or suspect that the client has committed one of the money laundering offences. If he is carrying on a regulated business-of which more shortly-and the information came to him through that business, he must,under the Bill, make a disclosure of the client's confession to a person within (3) above. If he has a MLRO he must inform that person. The MLRO must then inform a 'constable', (or a customs officer if value added tax (VAT) or other Customs & Excise matters are involved), as soon as practicable. If there is no MLRO the disclosure must be made by the adviser.
A 'constable' includes an officer of the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS), in effect the police. It is to NCIS that the government intends that disclosures should be made. An Inland Revenue officer is not a 'constable' for this purpose.
So whereas currently an adviser will normally try to persuade the client that a disclosure to the Revenue – either the client's local tax office or, in larger cases, the Special Compliance Office (SCO) – should be made with a view to negotiating a financial settlement, if the Bill becomes law in its current form he, or his MLRO, will have to contact NCIS. And if he tells the client that this is what he is going to do, he will commit a separate offence, 'tipping off',under cl. 331 of the Bill.
Offences under this part of the Bill, whether of money laundering itself, of failing to disclose under cl. 330, or of tipping off, carry a maximum prison sentence of 14 years after a trial by a Judge and jury, or an unlimited fine, or both.
In effect, then, the Bill extends the concept of 'suspicious transaction reporting' by professionals from its current scope, which is confined to cases where terrorism or drugs are involved, to all crimes with a financial aspect.
The regulated sector and beyond
Many tax advisers may breathe a sigh of relief at the reference above to the 'regulated sector'. It is defined in Sch. 6 to the Bill and, in broad summary, will apply to banks, certain other financial institutions and investment houses and advisers. Those working in the tax functions of such organisations will thus be affected in theory, but even they, on the interpretation being taken by the Home Office, will not be affected if they do not receive information in the course of carrying out the regulated functions of those businesses.
However, the Bill here does not tell the full story. The UK Government intends shortly to adopt the Second EU Directive on Money Laundering (PE-CONS3654/01 updating 91/308/EEC), which will extend the duty of suspicious transaction reporting beyond the 'regulated sector' to embrace, in principle, all accountants, auditors and tax advisers. The Directive will probably have been incorporated into UK law by the time that the Proceeds of Crime Bill becomes law in the summer of 2002, and is expected to be in force, as part of the resulting act and regulations, by early 2003. By then, as things stand, most UK tax advisers will be caught by the duty set out in cl. 330.
One of the key areas for lobbying on the Bill by the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and others has been the extent to which these duties can be covered by professional privilege.
The Bill itself contains a defence (cl. 330(8)) which disapplies the duty of disclosure to NCIS where the information in question came to a professional legal adviser in connection with giving legal advice or with legal proceedings. We made strenuous efforts as the Bill went through the Commons to extend this privilege to tax advisers who are not practising lawyers. We also lobbied the Home Office to take advantage of the option which member states have under the Second Directive, to extend legal professional privilege in these circumstances to tax advisers whose role involves advising a client on his legal position in connection with tax, since that is often precisely the position of a tax adviser hearing a client's confession of tax evasion. We pointed out that in many member states, the kind of work done by tax advisers in these circumstances would be done by lawyers under privilege.
So far, these attempts have fallen on deaf ears. The Home Office, and ministers, have insisted that they cannot extend privilege to an unregulated profession, which is of course exactly where tax advisers stand.
This raises very large issues, but we intend to return to them in the coming months and to have discussions with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) about the implications of the government's intended action for competition policy. It seems quite clear, as matters stand, that any well-advised tax evader who does not relish being reported to the police will take his confession to a lawyer rather than to a non-legally qualified tax adviser.
Reasonable grounds for knowledge or suspicion-defences
We have scored one partial lobbying success, however. In my quotation from cl. 330 above I emphasised the phrase 'or has reasonable grounds for knowing or suspecting'. As the Bill is drafted, it is not only an offence to fail to report actual knowledge or suspicion of money laundering by a third party such as a client; it is also an offence to fail to make a report where there were reasonable grounds for such a state of mind. That is a frightening extension of the offence, because it involves the possibility of someone being convicted and imprisoned simply because a jury is persuaded that although in fact he did not know or suspect anything, he ought to have done so.
Not surprisingly this was opposed strongly by the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats in Committee and on Report. To their credit, several Labour backbench lawyers also spoke at length against this concept. They pointed out that this could involve a lengthy prison sentence, as well as professional ruin, for someone who had no mens rea, or guilty knowledge, and had been merely negligent. While such severity may be understandable in the context of an offence such as causing death by negligent driving, it is in our view wholly inappropriate to the kind of matters with which we deal. We therefore suggested amendments which would have deleted this leg of the offence and left such matters to be dealt with by civil or disciplinary process.
The government may have been impressed by some of its own supporters who spoke against the concept, because at Report Stage they produced an amendment (now in cl. 330(6)) which says that this offence of 'not knowing or suspecting when you ought to have done so' cannot be committed by a person who has not been provided by his employer with such training as is specified by the Secretary of State by order for the purpose of the section. While this is better than nothing, it involves obvious problems: how can you prove a negative, and what kind of training – especially in the specialised areas with which tax advisers deal – will be specified? We remain convinced that more radical change is needed here.
The Report debates did at least produce statements from ministers which indicated that the courts may be able to look sympathetically at the use of the overall 'reasonable excuse' defence which is incorporated into cl. 330(5)(a). A person does not commit the cl. 330 offence if he has a reasonable excuse for failing to report, and if he did not in fact know or suspect that his client was evading tax – even if he should have done – it seems reasonable that he should not have disclosed what he neither knew nor suspected.
Further, in considering whether an offence was committed under any part of cl. 330, the court has to consider whether he followed 'any relevant guidance' issued by a supervisory authority or other appropriate body, which is approved by the Treasury and published (cl. 330(7)). We aim to be involved in producing guidance which can obtain such approval and will be directed at our members' practical needs.
Generally, the CIOT intends to continue lobbying for more sensible provisions as the Bill passes to the House of Lords, and we will update members on our progress later in the year. In particular, despite all the discouraging noises we have heard from the Home Office and ministers in response to the amendments tabled by the Opposition parties, we intend to urge the Lords to allow Revenue officers to be given the status of a 'constable' for reporting purposes, and to persuade the government of the unfairness of a situation where lawyers in effect obtain the sanctity of the 'confession box' if this is not available to other tax advisers who may also be advising clients on their legal position in relation to the Revenue.
The new regime in practice
Let's suppose, however, that the Bill reaches the statute book in something like its present form, and that from some date early in 2003, thanks to the extended scope of the 'regulated sector' which is likely to result from the adoption of the second EU directive, all tax advisers, other than those who are practising law, find themselves obliged to report tax confessions to NCIS rather than to the familiar Inspectors in the local tax office or the SCO. How will such a regime operate?
We have had some useful preliminary talks with the Revenue and NCIS here. From these it became clear that NCIS are concerned at the low level of reporting from professionals and that they believe that more reports will assist the detection of crime generally, but also that their concern is with non-tax related crime. They do not intend to take over tax investigation work from the Revenue or Customs. In the majority of cases, if they receive a report from a tax adviser under cl. 330, they will check with their databases to see if anything in the report relates to any non-tax matter which is under investigation by other agencies (usually the police). If it does not appear to do so, they will pass the report to the Revenue and do not expect to have any further involvement in it.
This was confirmed by the Home Office Minister in charge of the Bill, Bob Ainsworth, in Committee on 24 January (Hansard column 1142):
'When there is no evidence of wider criminality beyond tax evasion, NCIS will in any event pass cases back to the Inland Revenue to be dealt with, as happens at present. It is already public knowledge that the Revenue has a presence in NCIS. There is nothing new about a close liaison between the Revenue and NCIS on matters of this kind.
'Concerns have been raised because reports must be made to NCIS as soon as practicable after the information gives rise to knowledge or suspicion. NCIS may pass on reports to the Revenue long before they would have been received under the Hansard procedure, which can take many months to sort out. However, I reassure the Committee and those who made representations that when that happens, the Revenue will not withhold the offer of a Hansard arrangement to settle the matter purely on the basis that it learned about the evasion from a report sent from NCIS, rather than being notified by the taxpayer or his adviser. That is important, because we have been asked for that assurance. The Revenue will not deal with cases differently because they were received via NCIS rather than directly.'
One can understand the concerns of NCIS where, for example, the police or Customs have had people under surveillance for a long period in connection with non-tax offences. The last thing they would want would be for the Revenue to launch a tax investigation into the target of such surveillance at such a time which might compromise their intended operations.
It is therefore quite likely that in practice tax confessions by people who are not involved in any wider offences will, after a brief NCIS interlude, proceed as they would now. Certainly the Revenue does not envisage abandoning their current role or jettisoning the well-tried Hansard procedure. They feel that although there may be a decrease in voluntary disclosures because of fears of NCIS involvement, this is a price worth paying. In the same debate Mr Ainsworth said:
'The main argument that has been advanced is that, when accountants and tax advisers are brought within the regulated sector, many clients who have a genuine desire to put their tax affairs straight through the Hansard process will be less inclined to seek the views of tax advisers, knowing that the matter will have to be reported to NCIS. They will be far more likely to seek advice from the solicitor next door who will not have to report the matter to NCIS, because of the legal privilege exemption. It is also argued that clients will no longer be so keen to regularise their tax affairs and that there will be a substantial loss of revenue as a result.
'The facts do not bear that out. The Inland Revenue's analysis is that, against a background of a rough figure of £100 million of revenue recovered in total through the Hansard procedure, only about £15 million is recovered through Hansard disclosures, which are made spontaneously to the Revenue without there being any prior knowledge on the Revenue's part. The Hansard procedure is used, and the view of the tax authorities is that it is used more often than not when they are already on to the case, and in some circumstances they are more than happy to accept that they can regularise the position in that way. The sum is not huge and the Revenue advises that it would not expect to lose all of it anyway. It sees a counterbalancing effect of improving compliance through the more robust reporting regime. In short, the Revenue does not see an overall loss to it as a result of the clause. Indeed, it believes that there may be an increase.' (Hansard column 1141-2).
We have no means of verifying those figures, of course, and one wonders how a 'mere' £15m can be so lightly thrown away. But these remarks go some way to allaying fears that the Hansard procedure is doomed. We intend to have further discussions with the Revenue and NCIS once the Bill has completed its passage to resolve some of the practical issues any new procedure may throw up.
But standing back from all this, the case for the Revenue to be given the status of a 'constable' still seems strong; under present law, all investigation practitioners know that if there is any evidence of non-tax criminality the client needs to be advised that he cannot rely on Hansard and should take immediate legal advice from a criminal law practitioner (see R v Werner [1998] BTC 202). On that basis, cases which are disclosed direct to the Revenue should always be those which do not involve such wider criminality, and giving the Revenue 'constable' status ought not to result in wider crimes going unrevealed.
Is there a future for tax investigation practitioners?
One of the most difficult aspects of the Proceeds of Crime Bill is the threat which it poses to the traditional tax investigations practice of many accountants and other non-lawyer tax advisers. If the second directive is adopted without the opt-out for those advising the client about his legal position – which is the government's present intention – will any well-informed client not head towards a solicitor for help with a Revenue investigation or to make a tax disclosure? The solicitor will be covered by legal privilege and will not have to inform NCIS. So why should the client prefer to consult a tax adviser without such privileges?
The short answer, as things stand, is all too obvious. How will the investigations scene change in such a regime? Clearly, some larger law firms will see an opportunity and may be expected to consider 'lateral hires' of investigation teams from large firms of accountants. Not everyone currently working in such teams will necessarily find this an attractive prospect, especially if the chances of partner status are perceived as more distant. And hiring their own investigation team will simply not be a commercial option for the great mass of smaller firms of solicitors up and down the country. Those same firms, however, are unlikely to have the skills to take on complex investigations in-house.
So it is likely that most investigation practitioners will be exploring how they can create commercial links with solicitors which will preserve the solicitors' legal privilege, while allowing the tax professionals to do the detailed work. Exactly how the relationship is structured will require careful planning.
The Asset Recovery Agency
In my July 2001 article, I outlined the tax role which the Proceeds of Crime Bill gives to the Asset Recovery Agency (ARA). Broadly, ARA will be able to take over the Revenue's functions, and in effect act as a Tax District, in respect of a person for whom there are reasonable grounds to suspect that taxable income or gains have accrued from criminal conduct. The ARA will continue to deal with such matters until the Director decides to hand the file back to the Revenue. The ARA will have all the Revenue's normal powers, with an important additional power-to make assessments on income without specifying a source (cl. 319 of the Bill).
The CIOT were concerned that ARA might be used by the Revenue as a kind of 'SAS' force in difficult cases, so that additional powers could be brought to bear and the taxpayer subjected to high-level and intensive interrogation. Our discussions with the SCO and NCIS have gone some way to clearing this problem. In Committee on 15 January, Bob Ainsworth had this to say about ARA's tax function – and his remarks echoed what we had been told by officials earlier:
'The director [of ARA] will operate a hierarchy of options, as I mentioned when we debated part 2. He will consider whether criminal confiscation action is appropriate, and then whether to initiate civil recovery action. Only when those other approaches have been exhausted will the taxation functions arise. For example, the director may be satisfied that there is insufficient likelihood of the success of a civil recovery proceeding based on the available evidence, or he may decide to give priority to other civil recovery cases if he considers that action under part 6 [which sets out ARA's tax powers] would represent a more effective and efficient use of resources in a particular case. ….. He will not exercise his Revenue functions on the basis of referrals from the Inland Revenue. However, he will liaise with the Revenue to ensure that cases are handled in the most effective way.' (Hansard column 927 ff.).
In answer to a question about how ARA and the Revenue will interact, Mr Ainsworth then added:
'Once the file has been passed to the director, it will be for him to make the decision. He will obviously be able to consult the Revenue about other action and other investigations that have taken place, but we do not want him to become involved in pursuing tax evasion cases and other issues that are regularly handled by the Revenue and to start to invade and double-guess that area of responsibility. We are ensuring that that is not possible. The Revenue will not pass a person's case to the director and suggest that he deal with it on the basis that he might be more effective.' (Hansard column 929, emphasis added).
This statement is a considerable reassurance because we were unable to understand, when the ARA proposals were first published in 2000, why it was necessary to create a new agency to deprive suspected criminals of 40 per cent of their ill-gotten loot when the existing law allowed this to be done anyway – it being well settled that a taxable activity does not lose that status merely because it is also criminal. It is now clear that ARA will receive its referrals from the police or Customs rather than the Revenue, probably in cases where the evidence will not support a criminal prosecution with its attendant ability to seek criminal compensation orders; that ARA's first option will be to consider civil confiscation orders (which if successful will relieve the person of 100 per cent of the relevant proceeds); and that only where this is not judged practicable will the last option, of collecting 40 per cent of those proceeds in tax, be considered.
Our remaining concern, however, is that this intention, however clear it may be from the above ministerial speech, is not written into the Bill; it will apparently be covered in Memoranda of Understanding which will not necessarily be published. We will, therefore, be pressing for greater openness in the publication of these documents. That said, it is unlikely that most practitioners will find themselves dealing with ARA in a taxation context.
The Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 – -a postscript
Finally, I must complete a story which I began in my July 2001 article. Just before the May 2001 General Election, Parliament passed the Criminal Justice and Police Bill, which was originally intended to include measures which would remove the long-standing rule of confidentiality preventing Revenue or Customs staff from disclosing taxpayer information to the police or other prosecuting agencies (except for cases of suspected treason or murder). These clauses were very widely drawn and would have allowed disclosure for the purposes of any criminal investigation into conduct which was, or might be, a criminal offence under any legal system anywhere in the world.
There were real concerns about the impact which this could have on the Hansard process and on individuals from less democratic regimes than our own. Mainly as a result of lobbying in the House of Lords by the professional bodies, including the CIOT, these clauses were withdrawn from what became the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001, which became law just before polling day.
However, the government had made it clear that it would return to this matter in the new Parliament. Before it had a chance to do so, the whole atmosphere was changed by the events of 11 September 2001 in the United States of America (USA). Inevitably this affected the line which lobbyists such as the CIOT could credibly take; we could hardly be seen to argue that if the Revenue somehow came into possession of information about suspected international terrorists, it should automatically be able to withhold this from the relevant agencies.
So, in the autumn of last year, the government produced a very long Bill, the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Bill (ATCSB), in which the substance of the deleted clauses from the earlier Criminal Justice Bill re-appeared. Despite the short timescale imposed by the government, we were able to lobby again on our concerns and the improvements which were secured were probably the best we could hope for in the changed circumstances.
After much to-ing and fro-ing between the Commons and the Lords, the ATCSB received Royal Assent on 14 December 2001. Section 19 still includes a power for the Revenue or Customs to disclose information to a third party in connection with an actual or possible prosecution either in the UK or elsewhere, or to the security services (this last addition clearly being a product of the post-11 September atmosphere), and sets aside normal taxpayer confidentiality if this is done. However, several important improvements were achieved compared with the original pre-election proposals:
The departments have also released a Code of Practice governing their use of the act which makes it clear that it will only apply where the information is requested (the Revenue or Customs cannot initiate the disclosure), and that only designated senior officers with appropriate training (probably SCO officers in the Revenue) can deal with requests. We were able to comment on this Code in draft and secured several modifications.
I hope that this article will make it clear to members that the CIOT has achieved some successes on their behalf already in dealing with these complex and wide-ranging pieces of legislation. Much still remains to be done, and I cannot promise that this will be the last article on these themes. We have to recognise that we now operate in a world which questions many of the assumptions about professional confidentiality, and the status of tax evasion, with which many of us were brought up. Nor should we forget that tax evasion is a crime, and that many in the wider world require us to justify any way of dealing with its perpetrators which appears to be more lenient than those who commit 'hard' crimes.
I will end by quoting a remark in the Committee debates on the Proceeds of Crime Bill which illustrates the extremes of sentiment we now have to confront. I will grant anonymity for this purpose to the speaker, a backbench Labour MP, but keen readers who look up the debates on 17 January may be able to discover his identity:
[The MP said]: 'I want to concentrate on what is reasonable and what is unreasonable. I referred earlier to the point that if people did not know, they ought to have known. I very much want the onus of activity placed on the professionals who are involved. When the defence put forward is, "I had no suspicions whatever," it should be reasonable for the courts to say, "Well, given the circumstances, you ought to have had suspicions, so you are guilty of something anyway." The sooner we have a few high-profile hangings of lawyers, accountants and bankers who have been caught by the Bill, the more salutary the effect will be.
The Chairman: Order. I remind the hon. Gentleman that capital punishment is not covered by the Bill, nor have I seen any amendments to that effect.
[The MP]: There might be one later.'
Readers will be relieved to hear that there wasn't.
April 2002
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April 2002 by David Williams
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Lakefront Vacation Getaway on Norris Lake in Norris Lake
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Come enjoy our lakefront, family-friendly home in the Cove Creek
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**Three bedrooms w/walk-in closets: 2 queen beds, 1 full bed
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**Loft area with full size futon
**2 baths (1 upstairs, 1 main level)
**Fully equipped kitchen: Stove, refrigerator, microwave,
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**Family room with fireplace and queen size sleeper-sofa,
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**Dining room seats 8-10 with additional table leaves
**Utility room with full size washer/dryer
**Double deck: Upper deck with gas grill, picnic table,
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**All bed and kitchen linens provided
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**Concrete walkway to private dock
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activities and attractions in Norris Lake Tennessee
Enjoy boating, fishing, swimming and all the other fun activities
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An East Texas college in the middle of a bankruptcy crisis will soon be on the auction block.
Lon Morris College, in Jacksonville, will be auctioned on Dec. 13 in Dallas, pending court approval. Click here to view the Lon Morris online auction entry.
According to the auction service's website, AmeriBid, the "core" of the college's 112-acre campus is set to be sold.
Some of the buildings that will be sold include the library, chapel, administration building, classrooms and athletic facilities.
"We're delighted to have the auction plans finalized. AmeriBid will be providing prospective bidders with detailed information about the school and its extensive campus," Dawn Ragan, Chief Restructuring Officer for the college, said in a statement.
The auction will be performed with the school being sold in multiple pieces or as a whole.
"It will sell in the combination of parcels that brings the highest total price for the school," Stephen Karbelk, co-chairman of AmeriBid said in a statement.
"It would make an excellent home for seniors, substance rehabilitation center, juvenile detention facility, or any of a number of other uses," said Karbelk. "We're providing very detailed information on the various facilities to make it easier for interested individuals."
Lon Morris has not had classes since the end of the Spring 2012 semester and has been in bankruptcy proceedings since July.
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Live Laugh Love Shadow Box
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Project skill level: moderate
Project time: 1 hour to 2 hours
Project tags: Family Home Décor/Accents Wall Décor/Wreaths/Banners Clean & Simple
My first shadow box.
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- card stock
- hot glue
- double sided tape
- ribbon
- brads
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STEP-BY-STEP How-TO INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1
Background 8 x 8 trimmed from Recollections black and white paper pad.
Step 2
7 x 7 white cardstock adhered to 8 x 8 square with double sided tape.
Step 3
Damask ribbon adhered to black gathered ribbon with stitch witchery then adhered background with hot glue gun.
Step 4
3.5 x 6.5 Black and white striped paper from Recollections black and white paper pad. adhered to 3 x 6 white card stock with double sided tape.
Step 5
. Upper most Flourish cut from French Mannor (3 x 2). Lower flourish cut from Ultimate Creative Sampler (3 x 1.5) and adhered to white cardstock.
Step 6
Words cut from Home Accents: Live (1.5 x 1) Laugh (2.5 x 1.25) Love (1.7 x 1) and adhered to white cardstock between upper and lower flourish.
Step 7
Entire retangle adhered to background with 2 layers of foam mounting tape.
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Handmade flowers adhered with hot glue: Yellow 2.5in, Pink 2in, Purple 1.5in.
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Placed into black 8x8 shadow box from Wal Mart.


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Gear, plus two bolts.
Pro to 2", anchors.
Great mixed route with two interesting cruxes. Very featured. You will need to put plenty of gear in before you get to the first bolt, and also between the two bolts. I'll post a picture soon.
A very nice line. The bolts are placed perfectly thru what I found to be both cruxes. Warm up on Daddy and jump on it!


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Human history museum bidding for £100,000 prize
A museum in Cambridge is in the running to be awarded the title of the UK's Museum of the Year and a £100,000 prize.
Those at the Museum of of Archaeology and Anthropology in Cambridge are hopeful they can impress the judges.
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J. Heitinga has been discussing moving to bigger clubs like Man City (really?), Liverpool, Barca, and back to Ajax recently. It could be alot of nothing or it could be Heitinga positioning himself for a Lescott like move who really knows.
I would rather Heitinga not say anything and focus on the Cup and upcoming Club season with Everton. Which could be fantastic if everyone returns. We will see where this goes as the summer rumors drag on. Below are the links.


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by Gideon Rubin
It won't be the Super Bowl many Bay Area residents wanted after what from a San Francisco 49ers standpoint was a crushing 23-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Sunday's NFC championship game.
But we might as well enjoy it. Super Bowl XLVIII is the only Super Bowl we're going to get.
It figures to be a good one, as Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning lead's the NFL's most potent passing attackagainst Seattle's "Legion of Doom" secondary.
The Seahawks are coached by Pete Carroll, a three-sport athlete at Marin County's Redwood High in the 1960s who in 1969 was named the school's Athlete of the Year.
This year's Super Bowl will be the first ever played outdoors in a cold weather environment at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. The game will be broadcast on FOX on Feb. 2 at 3:30 p.m.
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PLATTSBURGH — The Champlain Valley Business and Professional Women's Club is seeking nominations for its Business Woman of the Year and Employer of the Year awards.
The club said it recognizes this area has "many outstanding businesswomen of all ages who are influential in their profession and the community" and is asking for nominations from the community to recognize some of those people and organizations.
Criteria for nomination as Woman of the Year should include a minimum of five years of employment while showing the highest degree of integrity in her daily life and respect in the community.
The woman should excel in her job, as shown by contributions to advancements in her field and the community through her job and the ability to exhibit creativity in the implementation of her job and an active involvement in professional organizations in her field.
The Woman of the Year should be someone who serves as a model to all working women and who exemplifies the contributions that all women are capable of making to society.
Nominees for Employer of the Year should provide outstanding opportunities for upward mobility and additional training for female employees.
The employer should also have an established job-evaluation system that creates salary levels that provide equal pay for equal work and allows for salaries based on comparable worth.
They should provide opportunities for development of new female talent, exhibit sensitivity to the needs of female employees, provide support for dependent care and have established liberal parental-leave policies and/or flexible-leave policies for employees.
Nominations for these awards should explain in 300 words or fewer the reason for the nomination, based on one or more of the above criteria. Letters of recommendation from others are also welcome as part of the nomination package.


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Oceanfront 2BR/2BA Condo in Paradise in Islamorada
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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vacation rental description
Just 90 minute drive from Miami Airport puts you in this Tropical
Island Paradise.
Choose from two units: one sixth-floor with panoramic ocean views,
the other immaculate second floor with ocean views from your
balcony. Both are quiet, clean, spacious two bedroom, two bath,
child-friendly apartments that sleep six comfortably.
This private complex on ocean offers beautiful oceanfront heated
pool and palm-tree lined tennis court. Grill your fresh "catch of
the day" on the beach under tiki huts with barbecue grills, or dine
in one of our fantastic local restaurants. There's even a
fully-stocked kitchen and grocery store nearby to make your stay a
tropical home away from home.
Family-oriented fun and every water-sport imaginable are minutes
away. Great dive adventures, offshore and back country fishing in
crystal waters. Play "stingray tag" on a hobie cat, or bonefish from
the property's beach. While not relaxing on the beach or by the pool
you can daydream or stargaze on the ample, tiled balcony, which is
accessible from the living room and both bedrooms. To preserve the
highest quality to our guests, there are No Pets allowed and Smoking
is confined to the balcony.
We look forward to welcoming you, and to seeing you back for years
to come!
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property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-10-2008 at 3:38 PM.
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Bill Steely (917) 923-2211
condo rental amenities
Air Conditioning, Phone, High speed Internet, Cable TV, VCR, Full Kitchen, Microwave,
Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Cooking Utensils provided, Linens
provided, Washer & Dryer, Pool (shared), Charcoal Grill (BBQ)
activities and attractions in Islamorada The Florida Keys
Biking, Tennis, Gym, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping,
Restaurants, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving,
Boating, Sailing, Waterskiing, Windsurfing, Jet-skiing
vacation rental rates
6th floor unit (top floor), panoramic ocean views rom all rooms,
$1300/week or $4200/month from dec 20th - Aug 31st
20% off above rates from Sept 1st - Dec 19th
Immaculate 2nd floor unit, ocean view from balcony,
$1100/week or $3500/month from dec 20th - Aug 31st
20% off above rates from Sept. 1st - Dec 19th
Prices include 11.5% Rental Tax.
$90 cleaning fee is additional.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice!
Bill Steely (917) 923-2211
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5 Blues Songs That Feel Your Midwinter Chill
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In the Northern Hemisphere, January is typically the coldest month of the year. If we can somehow drag ourselves through the month, things will begin to turn around and we'll be on the road to springtime. But January often feels as if it'll never end.
So as we slog through the cold rain and snow, awaiting January's demise, here are five blues songs to help get us through the winter.
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A new study finds that teens think sports drinks are healthy, but experts say marketing these beverages as healthful doesn't make them so. Action News Anchor Nancy Naeve Brown asked one of the Registered Dietitians at the Avera Heart Hospital about the problems associated with guzzling gator-aid type drinks.
Avera Heart Hospital Registered Dietitian Joanne Shearer says, "Most teenagers do not need to be drinking sports drinks for the most part all these drinks are doing is adding sugar and that's empty calories and if those calories aren't burned what's happening is that's adding weight and obesity is a big problem among teenagers, children and adults.
Q: What is the daily recommendation of sugar intake for kids?
A: The total amount of daily added sugars is 12 grams a day. That is what's recommended by all dietary guidelines. That's 3 sugar cubes. A 20 ounce bottle of a sports drink has 9 sugar cubes more than twice your daily limit. And you have to count the sugar added to desserts and anything you eat that's sweetened.
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The building has a reinterpretation of an 1892 traction and counterweight elevator inspired by a model in L.A.'s Bradbury Building.
A chandelier hung in the new store.
The renovations are part of a dramatic two-year transformation of the historic landmark at 234 Berkeley St.
There are four "clubrooms" on the third floor.
The store is intended to bring a new type of retail experience to the Back Bay.
Restoration Hardware employee Danielle Bolas sprayed linen as workers set up the new store.
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Blackpool's Golden girls
The golden girls from Blackpool are going to make quite a splash at this Sunday's Edinburgh Marathon. All over 50, they started training from scratch 18 months ago. None of them had run seriously before, now they stand on the brink of completing 26.2 gruelling miles. Paul Crone went to meet them.