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Ph.D., Indiana University – Bloomington, Kelley School of Business, Accounting, 1997
Master of Commerce, University of Canterbury, Accounting, 1987 (Honours)
Bachelor of Commerce, University of Canterbury, 1985
Recent Research:
Manuscripts currently under consideration
"Corporate Social Responsibility and Tax Avoidance" (with Gregory Morris), Revise and Resubmit received from Accounting Forum, June 2011.
"Companies and Taxes in the UK: Actors, Actions, Consequences" (with Kevin Holland and Pernill van der Rijt), submitted to Accounting and Business Research, June 2011.
Peer Reviewed
"The Market for Corporate Tax Knowledge", (with Kevin Holland and Pernill van der Rijt), Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 22(1), 2011, 39-52.
"La Administracion de los Sistemas Tributarios", Papeles de Economía Española, 125/126, 2010, 339-348.
"Statistical Fraud Detection in a Commercial Lobster Fishery", (with Scott Graham and David Paton), New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, Vol. 43, 2009, 457-463.
"Resisting Framing Effects: The importance of prior attitude on Estate Tax preferences" Journal of the American Taxation Association (with Peggy Hite and Darius Fatemi), Vol. 30 (1), 2008, 101-121.
"VAT and GST: A comparative review of tax audits in Australia and in the U.K." (with Ann Hansford, Jacqui McManus and Mike Walpole) British Tax Review, 2007, No 1, 87-95.
"Persuasive Communications: Tax Compliance Enforcement Strategies for Sole Proprietors", (with Peggy Hite, Simon James, Marika Toumi), Contemporary Accounting Research, Vol. 24 (1), 2007, pp. 171-194.
[Cited in the 2009 Accounting Horizons report by the American Accounting Association's Research Impact Task Force "The Impact of Academic Accounting Research on Professional Practice, Vol. 23(4), pp. 411-456].
"Framing Effects and Risk Perception: The effect of prior performance presentation format on investment fund choice" (with Steve Diacon) Journal of Economic Psychology, Vol. 28, 2007, pp. 31-52.
"The Determinants of Malaysian Land Taxpayers' Compliance Attitudes" (with Ron Hodges and Nor Aziah Abdul Manaf). eJournal of Tax Research, Vol. 3 (2), 2005, pp. 146-161.
"The UK Climate Change Levy: Good intentions but potentially damaging to business" (with Ann Hansford and Therese Woodward), Corporate Social Responsibility and Environment Management, Vol. 11, 2004, pp. 196-210.
"Factors Affecting the Costs of VAT Compliance for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises", (with Ann Hansford and Carole Howorth), Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, Vol. 21, No. 4, August 2003, pp. 479-492.
"Framing, Gender and Tax Compliance", (with Peggy Hite), Journal of Economic Psychology, Vol. 24, No. 4, August 2003, pp. 517-533.
"The Effects of Attribute Framing and Political Party Affiliation on Taxpayer Preference", (with Peggy Hite), eJournal of Tax Research, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2003, pp. 5-18.
"The Political Economy of Compensating for the Regressivity of Value-Added Taxes in New Zealand, Singapore and Australia", (with Eng-Hin Poh and Jeff Pope). Manuscript accepted by New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law & Policy, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 267-286.
"Tax Practitioner Credentials and the Incidence of IRS Audit Adjustments", (with Peggy Hite), Accounting Horizons, March 2003, Vol. 17 (1), pp. 1-14. [Cited in the 2009 Accounting Horizons report by the American Accounting Association's Research Impact Task Force "The Impact of Academic Accounting Research on Professional Practice, Vol. 23(4), pp. 411-456].
"Tax Auditing under Self-Assessment: Survey evidence from the UK", (with Ann Hansford) New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law & Policy, March 2003, Vol. 9, pp. 171-183.
"The Compliance Burden of VAT: Survey evidence from the U.K", (with Ann Hansford), Australian Tax Forum, Vol. 17, No. 4, 2002, pp. 367-385.
"Best Practice in Tax Administration", (with Ann Hansford), Public Money & Management, Vol. 22, No. 1, 2002, pp. 5-6.
"Tax Education in the United States", (with Peggy Hite), Accounting Education: An International Journal, Vol. 10, No. 1, March 2001, pp. 3-13. [Reprinted in S. James, Taxation: Critical Perspectives on the World Economy, New York: Routledge, 2002, pp. 352-364].
"Using Persuasive Communications to Increase Tax Compliance: What experimental research has (and has not) told us", Australian Tax Forum, Vol. 15, No. 3, 2000, pp. 227-242.
"More Tax Evasion Research Required in New Millennium", Crime, Law and Social Change, Vol. 31, No. 2, 1999, pp. 91-104.
"Gender Differences in Tax Compliance", Asian-Pacific Journal of Taxation, Vol. 3 No. 2, Summer 1999, pp. 73-89. [Reprinted in S. James, Taxation: Critical Perspectives on the World Economy, New York: Routledge, 2002, pp. 125-139].
"Economic Determinants of Tax Compliance Costs under a Value Added Tax System", Advances in Taxation, Vol. 10, 1998, pp. 129-144.
"Characteristics of Tax Evasion in New Zealand", (with Steve Kaplan and Lori Fuller), Accounting and Finance, Vol. 34, No. 2, November 1994, pp. 79‑93.
"The Teaching and Assessment of Tax and Auditing Papers: A survey of Australian and New Zealand courses", (with Ann Neale), Accounting Forum, Vol. 17, No. 1, June 1993, pp. 59‑75.
"The Effect of Different Sanction Communications on Hypothetical Taxpayer Compliance: Policy Implications from New Zealand", (with Steve Kaplan), Public Finance/Finances Publiques, Vol. 47, No. 1, 1992, pp. 45‑60.
"The New Zealand Tax Reform Programme 1984‑1991: Towards Tax Harmonization with Australia?", Accounting Forum, June 1992, Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 10‑30.
"Financial Ratio Reporting by the Print Media: A Note", (with Don McNickle and John Walsh), Accounting Forum, June 1991, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 61‑78.
"Blending Economic Deterrence and Fiscal Psychology Models in the Design of Responses to Tax Evasion: The New Zealand Experience", (with Jan Bebbington), Journal of Economic Psychology, June 1991, Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 299‑324.
"Increasing Voluntary Compliance: The Case of Tax Amnesties", Australian Tax Forum, Vol. 6, No. 4, 1989, pp. 509‑523.


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The crisis has hit the Russian economy at last. The GDP fell considerably, by 12.3% in first-quarter 2009, an unprecedented drop since the blackest days of 1992. Of course, this puts Russia back to its 2007 level, which was not bad at all. The drop is not due to the reasons usually given in the Western press, however. Oil prices, which fell precipitously during last fall and winter, have rebounded since February. They are now significantly greater than US$60/bbl, and spent much of June above $70.
So, if the oil price slump was so brief, why has the Russian economy now been hit by the crisis? This is seriously placing in doubt the assumption that Russia is another "oil state." Though energy plays an important role in Russia, it seems the economy is not an energy-centered one.
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What is the generated DQL? And is it valid?
The generated DQL comes out as "SELECT e FROM Entity e ORDER BY field DESC". I think it's missing the entity alias in the order by clause.
If you want I can create a Pull Request with a failing test case for this. I just have no idea how I should go about fixing this bug.
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In 1827 a man named James D. Sheppard, Denton Cottier, & Daniels founder, brought Western New York it's first piano to Buffalo up the Erie Canal on a mule drawn boat. The old Eagle Tavern on Main Street was the first location for Sheppard to display his instruments. He later opened a store which is now the location for the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library, downtown branch.
During the 1850's, Hugh Cottier moved to Buffalo from New York City and was to become a partner with Sheppard. Later, in 1863, Robert Denton joined the firm. Sheppard's passing in 1867 saw the name of the firm changed to Cottier & Denton and it so remained for twenty years until 1887 when William Daniels was made the third partner.
Our facility was housed at a storefront at 32 Court Street for over a hundred years when in 1976 the entire business was relocated into a previous satellite store in the Northtown Plaza.
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"How few of the tales we listen to can lay any claim to originality!"
How many brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and cousins of all degrees a little story has! And how few of the tales we listen to can lay any claim to originality! There is scarcely a story which I hear which I cannot connect with some family of myths, and whose pedigree I cannot ascertain with more or less precision.
Shakespeare drew the plots of his plays from Boccaccio or Straparola; but these Italians did not invent the tales they lent to the English dramatist. King Lear does not originate with Geofry of Monmouth, but comes from early Indian stores of fable, whence also are derived the Merchant of Venice and the pound of flesh, ay, and the very incident of the three caskets. But who would credit it, were it not proved by conclusive facts, that Johnny Sands is the inheritance of the whole Aryan family of nations, and that Peeping Tom of Coventry peeped in India and on the Tartar steppes ages before Lady Godiva was born?
If you listen to Traviata at the opera, you have set before you a tale which has lasted for centuries, and which was perhaps born in India. If you read in classic fable of Orpheus charming woods and meadows, beasts and birds, with his magic lyre, you remember to have seen the same fable related in the Kalewala of the Finnish Wainomainen, and in the Kaleopoeg of the Esthonian Kalewa. If you take up English history, and read of William the Conqueror slipping as he landed on British soil, and kissing the earth, saying he had come to greet and claim his own, you remember that the same story is told of Napoleon in Egypt, of King Olaf Harold's son in Norway, and in classic history of Junius Brutus on his return from the oracle . . .
A List of Irish Heroes from Joyce's Ulysses
One of my favorite passages in Ulysses (it's from the "Cyclops" chapter, episode 12). Hilarious–
He wore a long unsleeved garment of recently flayed oxhide reaching to the knees in a loose kilt and this was bound about his middle by a girdle of plaited straw and rushes. Beneath this he wore trews of deerskin, roughly stitched with gut. His nether extremities were encased in high Balbriggan buskins dyed in lichen purple, the feet being shod with brogues of salted cowhide laced with the windpipe of the same beast. From his girdle hung a row of seastones which dangled at every movement of his portentous frame and on these were graven with rude yet striking art the tribal images of many Irish heroes and heroines of antiquity, Cuchulin, Conn of hundred battles, Niall of nine hostages, Brian of Kincora, the Ardri Malachi, Art MacMurragh, Shane O'Neill, Father John Murphy, Owen Roe, Patrick Sarsfield, Red Hugh O'Donnell, Red Jim MacDermott, Soggarth Eoghan O'Growney, Michael Dwyer, Francy Higgins, Henry Joy M'Cracken, Goliath, Horace Wheatley, Thomas Conneff, Peg Woffington, the Village Blacksmith, Captain Moonlight, Captain Boycott, Dante Alighieri, Christopher Columbus, S. Fursa, S. Brendan, Marshal Mac-Mahon, Charlemagne, Theobald Wolfe Tone, the Mother of the Maccabees, the Last of the Mohicans, the Rose of Castille, the Man for Galway, The Man that Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, The Man in the Gap, The Woman Who Didn't, Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Bonaparte, John L. Sullivan, Cleopatra, Savourneen Deelish, Julius Caesar, Paracelsus, sir Thomas Lipton, William Tell, Michelangelo, Hayes, Muhammad, the Bride of Lammermoor, Peter the Hermit, Peter the Packer, Dark Rosaleen, Patrick W. Shakespeare, Brian Confucius, Murtagh Gutenberg, Patricio Velasquez, Captain Nemo, Tristan and Isolde, the first Prince of Wales, Thomas Cook and Son, the Bold Soldier Boy, Arrah na Pogue, Dick Turpin, Ludwig Beethoven, the Colleen Bawn, Waddler Healy, Angus the Culdee, Dolly Mount, Sidney Parade, Ben Howth, Valentine Greatrakes, Adam and Eve, Arthur Wellesley, Boss Croker, Herodotus, Jack the Giantkiller, Gautama Buddha, Lady Godiva, The Lily of Killarney, Balor of the Evil Eye, the Queen of Sheba, Acky Nagle, Joe Nagle, Alessandro Volta, Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa, Don Philip O'Sullivan Beare. A couched spear of acuminated granite rested by him while at his feet reposed a savage animal of the canine tribe whose stertorous gasps announced that he was sunk in uneasy slumber, a supposition confirmed by hoarse growls and spasmodic movements which his master repressed from time to time by tranquillising blows of a mighty cudgel rudely fashioned out of paleolithic stone.
Seven More Horror Stories Masquerading in Other Genres
We often identify genre simply by its conventions and tropes, and, when October rolls round and we want scary stories, we look for vampires and haunted houses and psycho killers and such. And while there's plenty of great stuff that adheres to the standard conventions of horror (Lovecraft and Poe come immediately to mind) let's not overlook novels that offer horror just as keen as any genre exercise. Hence: Seven horror stories masquerading in other genres (and see our first post for more):
Oedipus Rex — Sophocles
Sure, Aristotle tells us that tragedy, by its very nature, must involve pity and terror, two emotions fundamental to horror as well. But the Oedipus story is so fundamental to our culture and its narratives that we easily overlook the plain fact that it is a horror story. Oedipus Rex begins with the attempted infanticide of the hero, including the brutal pinning of his feet, from which his name derives. Spared, Oedipus must endure the horrific uncertainty that he is not his parents' natural son, a problem compounded when he learns from the Delphic oracle that he is predestined to kill his father and mate with his mother. You know what unfolds: a murder on the high road, a monster with riddles, a curse of famine, a horrible revelation, a suicide, and a bloody blinding.
Julius Caesar — William Shakespeare
History is its own horror show; Julius Caesar might be about the Roman Empire or the price of a republic, but it's also very much a tale of paranoia, murder, and ghosts. Poor wavering Brutus recapitulates the crime of Oedipus when he stabs father-figure Brutus. The conspirators bathe their hands in Caesar's blood, hoping to signal rebirth and shared responsibility, but the marking gestures are ultimately ambiguous. Great Caesar's ghost will return, suicides will abound (Portia swallowing hot coals is particularly gruesome), and war will ravage the Republic.
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find" — Flannery O'Connor
This one may be a bit of a cheat, because I'm sure plenty of folks have the good sense to see "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" as the horror story it is. Still, O'Connor's short masterpiece too often gets pushed into the "Southern Gothic" or even "Southern Grotesque" mini-genre, one which belies the story's intense powers of horror. The intensity of "A Good Man" comes largely from its crystalline reality; half a century after its publication, the Misfit still has the power to shock readers (notice too that the Misfit's first crime was again Oedipal—he was jailed for patricide). Here's O'Connor on her story:
Our age not only does not have a very sharp eye for the almost imperceptible intrusions of grace, it no longer has much feeling for the nature of the violence which precede and follow them. The devil's greatest wile, Baudelaire has said, is to convince us that he does not exist.
I suppose the reasons for the use of so much violence in modern fiction will differ with each writer who uses it, but in my own stories I have found that violence is strangely capable of returning my characters to reality and preparing them to accept their moment of grace. Their heads are so hard that almost nothing else will do the work. This idea, that reality is something to which we must be returned at considered cost, is one which is seldom understood by the casual reader . . .
The Kindly Ones — Jonathan Littell
Keeping our Oedipal theme alive is Littell's enormous novel The Kindly Ones, a horror story masquerading as a historical epic. The Kindly Ones, taking its name from the Greek tragedy, is about an SS officer who carries out probably every taboo one can think of during WWII, including incest, patricide, fantasies of coprophilia and cannibalism, and child murder. Oh, and mass murder. Lots and lots of mass murder. In my review, I argued that, "This is a novel that might as well take place in the asshole," and I stick by that.
"The Yellow Wallpaper" — Charlotte Perkins Gilman
"The Yellow Wallpaper" has become a central text in feminist criticism for good reason. The story, told in first person POV, is a sad, scary descent into madness. And while it's easy to point toward postpartum depression as the culprit, the story deserves a much more considered analysis, one which addresses the literal and metaphorical constraints placed upon the female body—a body that literary traditions have often tried to keep lying down (consider Sleeping Beauty, for example).
Steps — Jerzy Kosinski
Steps is an odd duck even for this list, because I'm not even sure if it's ever been identified within a genre by any large group of readers. From my review:
At a remove, Steps is probably about a Polish man's difficulties under the harsh Soviet regime at home played against his experiences as a new immigrant to the United States and its bizarre codes of capitalism. But this summary is pale against the sinister light of Kosinski's prose. Consider the vignette at the top of the review, which begins with an autophagous octopus and ends with a transvestite. In the world of Steps, these are not wacky or even grotesque details, trotted out for ironic bemusement; no, they're grim bits of sadness and horror. At the outset of another vignette, a man is pinned down while his girlfriend is gang-raped. In time he begins to resent her, and then to treat her as an object–literally–forcing other objects upon her. The vignette ends at a drunken party with the girlfriend carried away by a half dozen party guests who will likely ravage her. The narrator simply leaves. Another scene illuminates the mind of an architect who designed concentration camps. "Rats have to be removed," one speaker says to another. "Rats aren't murdered–we get rid of them; or, to use a better word, they are eliminated; this act of elimination is empty of all meaning. There's no ritual in it, no symbolism. That's why in the concentration camps my friend designed, the victim never remained individuals; they became as identical as rats. They existed only to be killed." In another vignette, a man discovers a woman locked in a metal cage inside a barn. He alerts the authorities, but only after a sinister thought — "It occurred to me that we were alone in the barn and that she was totally defenseless. . . . I thought there was something very tempting in this situation, where one could become completely oneself with another human being." But the woman in the cage is insane; she can't acknowledge the absolute identification that the narrator desires. These scenes of violence, control, power, and alienation repeat throughout Steps, all underpinned by the narrator's extreme wish to connect and communicate with another. Even when he's asphyxiating butterflies or throwing bottles at an old man, he wishes for some attainment of beauty, some conjunction of human understanding–even if its coded in fear and pain.
"The Shawl" — Cynthia Ozick
Ozick's short story "The Shawl" is a study in desperation and fear, and while any hack can milk horror from a concentration camp setting and a sick child, Ozick's psychological study of a mother and her children skewers any hope of a simple sympathetic reading. At its core, "The Shawl" is about the dramatic Darwinism that underpins our fragile bodies, a Darwinism that can, under the right circumstances, remove our humanity. I never want to read "The Shawl" again.


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The Department of Labor has fined the city of Jackson $31,750 for violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act uncovered during a recent federal probe.
The Clarion-Ledger reported that the department began investigating the city in late 2011 after some unidentified officers complained that their superiors were making them work overtime without proper pay.
The penalty comes months after the city, under the Labor Department's direction, offered 255 officers paid time off to make up for their lost pay. Many officers rejected the offer and sued the city for their lost wages.
The Jackson City Council on Tuesday agreed to pay the fine.
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French Satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo recently published a spoof issue presenting it to be "guest edited" by the Prophet Muhammad to salute the electoral victory of a religious party in Tunisian elections.
On Wednesday its offices were fire-bombed when a Molotov Cocktail was hurled through the window by unknown assailants. The special issue for publication was called "Charia Hebdo"; in which the French word "Charia" referring to the body of Islamic religious law or "Shariah" was satirically used. The magazine is known for its provocative scurrility and obscene caricatures.
This is not the first time that European press has published satire and mockery aimed at the faith of the Muslims or ridiculed its revered personalities for entertainment purposes. The region has seen numerous such attempts since the Danish Cartoon controversy of 2005. Such provocative publications, that are certainly bound to rouse sentiments, have resulted in violent reactions from certain quarters. This should not come as a surprise.
As religious symbols are revered and held sacred by adherents, their deliberate public mockery results in strong reactions. People of various faiths have reacted in a similar fashion, and the Muslims are no exception.
Antonio Federici's a UK based ice cream company once launched an advertisement campaign which showed a pregnant nun eating ice cream in a church, together with the strap line "immaculately conceived". As a result of outcry by Catholics, the UK Advertising Standards Agency banned the advertisement citing it to be a mockery of Roman Catholic beliefs.
Thousands of Christians protested the Jerry Springer Musical when it was played in the UK, and some of them even tried to go to court to prevent its screening as Jesus was portrayed in a manner that they found offensive.
Buddhists have taken offence to the comedy show South Central in which Buddha was depicted snorting cocaine and complaints have been launched from the Sri-Lankan government.
Hindus have fumed over the mockery of their deity Ganesha in the comedy show Saturday Night Live by actor Jim Carrey.
Sikh protests resulted in rioting and injury when the theatrical play "Behzti" held in Birmingham, UK was seen as offensive to their faith. The director of the play had to go into hiding as a result of the strong reaction from the Sikh community.
So we can see that it is not just the Muslims, but people of all faiths who are offended when their beliefs or sacred personalities are mocked upon and derided in public.
Incidents like the the above remind us that faith is a sensitive issue and should be handled with care. Publishers should know that provocative derision of personalities revered by a faith is bound to result in strong community resentment. Governments must ensure that such sensitivities are taken into account whilst promoting communal harmony.
Religion should not be immune to criticism, but its opponents should use rational critique instead of derision and mockery. There is a fine line of distinction between rational critique and derision of faith. The former is constructive while the latter is detrimental to community cohesion.
Hurling abuses at anyone or any ideology is not a civilised and rational mode of expression but one of hatred and disgust. Publishers should take into account that their actions do not hurt communal sentiments.
As the focus is on the Muslims, it should also be borne in mind that the violent reactions to such derision are personal acts and not religiously sanctioned by the Qur'an, which is the highest and definitive authority for Muslims in matters of individual or communal life.
The Qur'an has narrated numerous examples of unbelievers deriding and mocking the messengers of God and believers, and has exhorted that in the face of such, Muslims should exercise restraint and remain peaceful. The Quran gives protection to all faiths from being mocked and insulted when it instructs: "And revile not those they call upon besides Allah.." [6:108]. In contrast, when abused, Muslims are taught to: "Defend evil with goodness" [Quran 41:34].
The religious have every right to protest if their sentiments are hurt, but they should not exceed the bounds of law and morality. Muslims should protest within the domain of law and not get carried away if sentiments are hurt. This is the teaching of Islam.
It is worth mentioning here that the magazine Charlie Hebdo was previously published as "Hara Kiri" which was banned following a headline mocking French General Charles de Gaulle. Would it not be a case of double standards on the part of the French to find a publication offensive if its satire is aimed at its own heroes, but perfectly acceptable if heroes of other cultures are targeted?


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BMW faces snafu in Europe marketing a Mini cold front.
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Eli Manning's star rises with second Super Bowl win, edging personal brands of brother Peyton and rival Tom Brady.
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EW: What was up with Vytas carrying through with his threat to not give you his vote if you knocked him out of the tribe? I have no problem with him threatening to do that if he thinks it might keep him in the game, but to go ahead and do it is pretty weak, and ended up costing you your unanimous victory.
TYSON: Well, he's a man of honor, and a man of his word, and he would never do anything in the game that would be manipulative and lying so he was kind of put in a tough spot because he had said that. You know how honest Vytas is!
EW: Yeah, I don't know about that.
TYSON: [Laughing] No, when I opened my mouth to talk back to him I was going to say, "You're going to look like a bitter juror on TV, bro!" But he shushed me, so I was like, "Okay, whatever." It was a little bit of poor form. But perfect game or not, I got paid the same, dude.
EW: How much crotch was still on that idol when you handed it to both Monica and Gervase?
TYSON: [Laughing and coughing]
EW: Still pretty crotch heavy?
TYSON: Well, no, because I buried it in the sand so I kind of exfoliated it, I think. I imagine that I exfoliated about 50 percent of the crotch that was originally on it.
EW: You've won Survivor. The third time was the charm. Would you do it again, or is this chapter of your life now complete?
TYSON: Look at a pro athlete who goes out on top, or a pro athlete that even past his prime continues to play for the love, and I would have a hard time turning it down. I love just being out on the island and goofing around. Maybe with the pressure to win gone a fourth time might just be a good run for a Coconut Bandit before he gets voted out. I would have a hard time turning it down. It depends where I am in my life, but I can see a few scenarios where I would say no.
EW: Take us through the Survivor party scene last night. Who was getting sloppy?
TYSON: I didn't even go out, dude!
EW: What? It's your moment!
TYSON: Dude, I have to be here. It's 5 in the morning here in California!
EW: Yeah, man, but you had your tuxedo t-shirt rocking, you had your Brazilian hair straightening going on! C'mon!
TYSON: The hair was not my idea, Dalton! I'm a messy hair type of guy. The lady who did my hair — she straightened it and put it in a pervert ponytail. Like a long one, not folded over or anything, and I was like, this will go with the tuxedo shirt. I can roll with it, it's funny. But I look pretty perverted. So I showed Rachel and she was like, "Nah, you're creeping me out." So by then it was already straightened. I don't think it was a terrible look, but maybe not my best.
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TYSON: Yeah. It's hard because the two times I went out I stumbled pretty hard. Fell flat on my face, you know, And that's pretty much my M.O. It's like, we'll watch Tyson play, and play pretty hard, and then he'll just eat it. And though I know it's not the end all, be all to win this game — the third time to be successful like that, it was a long time coming for me. There are days — that are hopefully in the past now — but there have been days where you're just like: what if? If I had just been a little more aware in Tocantins or if I had just not changed my vote in Heroes vs. Villains would it have been different? Not only from a money standpoint, but from a public perception standpoint. And the Heroes vs. Villains move, do you know how many times a day people have asked me "What were you thinking?" It's been nonstop. So to kind of push past that and finally see success after five years was a big deal for me.
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Today's post comes courtesy of David Hamer
With escalating costs putting big-name companies out of business, retailers need to take stock of their spending, and cut costs wherever possible. Depending on the industry in which you operate, this might mean reducing manpower, closing smaller outlets, cutting down on inventory, or streamlining business operations such as storage and transportation of products.
Reducing the inventory you hold may not be an option if you are a successful retail operation, but there is a solution that provides a cost-effective alternative to having to store and deliver products yourself.
Professional firms offering contract logistics
If the cost of having your own warehousing facilities and delivery vehicles has become too high, professional logistics firms can offer their own facilities, vehicles, and staff on a cost-effective contract basis.
This is a solution to a worrying problem that will also help you budget more effectively, regardless of whether fuel costs are going to rise again, and which could provide the stability your company needs to grow and prosper.
Excellent customer service is the key to any successful retail business, and if you offer mail order or online services, customers who receive their orders on time, every time, will want to buy from you again.
Advantages of Contract Logistics
So what advantages can be gained by using a contract logistics company?
Apart from the advantage of being able to budget effectively, with the stability that a formal contract provides, using the services of a professional logistics company will allow you and your staff to focus on income-generating activities, such as marketing and proactive customer contact.
Your attention will no longer need to be diverted to the practicalities of storing your stock, and fulfilling online orders, as this can be included in the initial contract. Services that could benefit your business include:
- Temperature controlled and ambient storage facilities at key locations throughout the UK. Strategically located near to major road networks, ports, and airports, this enables easy pick-up and transportation of goods
- A fleet of vehicles at your disposal, from small vans to articulated lorries
- Well-trained delivery drivers who understand the importance of excellent customer service
- Proactive account management with one point-of-contact to deal with any queries or problems
On a contract basis, these services will be a cost-efficient solution to the practical problems of storage and delivery of stock.
By using the services of a professional logistics provider you can give your company the edge over your rivals, attract new customers, and increase sales.
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Places that I've Never Been
Had a day off the other day and got a chance to look around Seoul. After living here for 3 years, there are so many places that I never got to visit before. Being that it was a holiday in Korea, everywhere I went thousands of people were there! Insadong, Sungnyemun, and Cheong Gye Chon were just a few that I visited. I'll have to go out when there would be less people out to get better photos.
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
Isabel Marant for H&M
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Isabel Marant being one of my favorite designers, I was so excited about the collaboration with H&M. I'm especially in love with the coats and the pants in this collection. A grey oversized coat is definitely what I'll be wearing this fall/winter and I've got my eye on both of the two grey coats that it has. I hope I'll get my hands on them this November when it's released!
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Saturday, August 10, 2013
Train Adventure Photo Diary
Recently went on a 3-day train trip to the southern part of Korea. The thought of going on a train trip for the first time got me very excited. It was great overall, but the overwhelming amount of people at the places we visited. It seemed as if everyone in Korea were there! Anyway, I was able to explore great places that I never thought ever existed in Korea. It was massively hot then and extremely hot right now! Impossible to breathe outside! When will this end?
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Saturday, August 16, 2008
Seamus Heaney. The new Joe Dolan
On my travels recently I noticed a very large contingent of ladies present to see Seamus Heaney reading his poetry at Listowel Writer`s Week: I noticed that a number of them weren`t really listening... rather, gazing fondly in his general direction with a misty look in their eyes.
This week Seamus visited Sligo for the Yeats Summer School and as I was exhibiting the "Yeats in Love" art in the theatre (trying to annoy the Yeats committee- again-) I remarked to a couple of the ladies in the box office that there was once again a large contingent of "Mature Ladies" in attendance; not only were they there but there was a considerable amount of fawning and cooing going on when big Seamus arrived.
"What`s the story with all these women slobbering all over Seamus Heaney?"
"Well, you know, Joe Dolan is dead now..."
"So... what you`re saying is Seamus Heaney is the new Joe Dolan?"
"Precisely. Look at him. Sexy beast..."
I spent the rest of the evening pondering whether or not to fling my knickers in his direction, yelling: " Gimme some syntax, big boy! Show us yer iambic pentameter!"
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You totally should have.
- April 13, 2011 at 3:09 AM
a face hewn from granite - I can see an Annie West image of Ireland as Easter Island, covered in Heaneyesque statues ?
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"I'm going to put you in a paralyzing diving accident so you can inspire people with watercolors you paint with your feet."A.K.A. the Magical Differently Abled Person (to go with Magical Negro, Magical Queer, Magical Native American and all their magical friends.) Sometimes a Girl of the Week or part of a Very Special Episode or Made-for-TV Movie, the Inspirationally Disadvantaged Person superficially appears weak or downtrodden, but has hidden reserves of strength which often results in An Aesop. This trope comes in three flavors:
— Maria Bamford (with Irish accent reminiscent of Roma Downey)
Type A:A lot of the time, especially in the Sitcom, the Inspirationally Disadvantaged person's reserves of strength are applied to doing some perfectly ordinary task such as competing in the school talent show, graduating, or going on a date. It's only elevated to the heights of heroism because the person doing it is "differently abled". In some cases, the character turns out to have a special talent or skill that no other character can beat, sometimes implicitly "making up" for the disability, sometimes bordering on Disability Superpower. Advocacy groups have spoken out against the practice, since it's more than a little patronizing to portray a handicapped person as heroic for doing something the rest of us do all the time - comparable to You Are a Credit to Your Race. That's one reason that this trope is a lot less common than it used to be, though a few shows that aren't afraid of a little Glurge still do it from time to time. It's also been noted that people seem to like to shower actors who portray these kind of characters with awards, thus prompting more than a little cynicism about the motives of actors who take on these roles.
Type B:Disparagingly known as the "super-crip" by disabled people, these are characters with disabilities shown as going above and beyond the level of even non-disabled people in spite of their disabilities. This has led to the belief that a wheelchair user should be training for the Paralympics or a Genius Cripple, the mentally handicapped and blind should be practicing to be famous artists, and that having clinical depression should turn you into an awesome writer. While it's certainly an improvement on pity, it can get irritating since most disabled people really just want to get on with relatively normal lives, with maybe a few accommodations like ramps, appropriate medication and as little patronising as possible. See Handicapped Badass and Disability Superpower.
Type C:This Inspirationally Disadvantaged person is of the Magical kind, with shades of Incorruptible Pure Pureness. This flavor of Inspirationally Disadvantaged is there to be a good influence and teach the non-disabled lead, who is often white and male (but with some exceptions), a Very Special Lesson. Quite often, the person who is Type C Inspirationally Disadvantaged is Too Good for This Sinful Earth. All types are seen as exploitative, with disabled characters often being little more than gimmicks to tug the heartstrings of able-bodied and able-minded viewers and make them feel "inspired" without actually challenging them to do anything about the systems that make life so difficult for the disabled in the first place. In addition, the trope is so well known that many people slap ANY handicapped character with the label regardless of how they're portrayed. See also Idiot Savant, The Rainman, Waif Prophet, and Whoopi Epiphany Speech. Sorry, Billy, but You Just Don't Have Legs is essentially the inversion of this trope. Also somewhat related to Littlest Cancer Patient. Can result in Glurge if handled poorly. Compare Graceful in Their Element.
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HOUSTON, October 14, 2011—Tranquility Park is where the 99-percenters continue to gather as a part of the Occupy Houston protests. Yesterday, a group was gathering for their "Silent March" - their protest - around City Hall during the "Energy Day" event.
Energy Day is a mingling festival for families and companies to "highlight the importance of energy in our daily lives." This group was there to protest the business interests, including the Consumer Energy Alliance and BP Oil, that support Energy Day.
The group's plans included marching from Market Square to Hermann Square, the site of City Hall, returning to Tranquility Park to join the occupation and the other protesters dissatisfied with the lack of jobs, or the government, or the spending of U.S. taxpayer money on wars, bailouts, and other things - for an indefinite period of time.
Gathered was an eclectic group of people with diverse backgrounds and I was there to hear their voices, excited to get their thoughts and to learn exactly what they were protesting on this beautiful day.
This splinter group is organized enough to have a uniform. All were dressed in white T-shirts, red bandanas or a dollar bill covering their mouths. Why? The group's protest invitation says that "99% of the people don't have a voice in this country, and white is the opposite of black, the color of oil."
My initial opinion was that a silent protest was symbolic poetry at its best: that people who know what they are protesting, but choose to do so silently, are powerful.
But aside from the photo op, without a voice the protest was futile. Perhaps I was wrong, so I went in for a closer look, approaching participants to find out what was at the heart of their protest.
Only they were silent.
One woman, when asked if she would like to answer some brief questions, said she didn't know what to say.
I approached an older man, who waved his hand away as if I was a door-to-door salesman trying to pitch him a stain remover. There was a group of young adults, late teens, perhaps high school or college-aged. Protest is born of the young. They must have had an articulated goal.
"So why are you here?" I asked.
"To give a voice to majority of people…that wealth is spread out."
"So how do you feel? Are you excited about this march or too angry to feel anything else?"
"Not really, neither of those, I feel it will be an accomplishment."
However, what that accomplishment may be is still undetermined.
Wealth is spread out? They were protesting oil companies, not the government which is in control of such things, but I appreciated their passion.
So while not a bad response for a very young group, it was still not specific enough for my satisfaction.
There was another group, of three middle-aged peers.
"What specifically do you want to accomplish today and what are you protesting exactly?" I asked. "I know everyone is protesting oil, but what specifically do you want to see changed in our society and economy with regards to oil?"
And they just stared, blankly. I was shocked; they must know. They have a "uniform," they are about to march, and this group of adults can't tell me exactly how they feel or specifically why they are marching?
Another young man said he was "marching against the man." Some others simply wanted to demonstrate that they were angry.
I have to admit, I was stunned. I expected more solidarity beyond just being angry as a general emotional state of mind; I expected more of a unified message.
I spoke with Aaron, a young man in a white T-Shirt with a dollar bill covering his mouth. After peeling off the bill, he was well spoken and had a clear message.
"I've watched helplessly as my representatives in Houston and in Texas have heaped tax breaks and other benefits to local energy companies and subsequently have lobbied on their behalf to have laws and regulations put in place that favors these companies," Aaron explained.
"On the surface, that might not sound too alarming, but when these laws and regulations affect safety standards of air quality, water quality, subsidence, and habitat quality, at that point it means companies are paying money to compromise the safety of me, my family, and those I care about.
While I vote in every major and minor election, my votes are going nowhere. Why? Because unlike BP, Exxon, and Shell, I don't have millions of dollars to donate to political candidates who are trying to run for elected office. As long as corporate campaign donations to political candidates and corporate lobbying groups exist, my votes simply don't matter to politicians who write the laws regarding industrial regulations."
Aaron's fellow demonstrators need to take his lead and decide for themselves why they are marching and for what purpose, rather than generalized statements of anger against "the man."
I was confused why so many didn't know why they were marching. I didn't get it: you have a white shirt on with tape over your mouth and you don't have a clear purpose on why you are doing this? There is plenty of information on the group's website and Facebook pages to help them articulate their positions.
Aside from Aaron, no one could give me answers, yet you can be sure that their opposition (the oil companies) could articulate their position clearly. Martin Luther King, Jr., didn't make a change by marching in silence, nor did women's rights advance that way. In fact, any major change in policy never happened because of silence.
Then I noticed a man, not in the standard uniform, holding a sign that read,
"Corporatism No, Capitalism Yes." He was shouting, "Speak up, give your opinion, stop being silenced!" His name is Micah Jackson and he's with the group The Houston Free Thinkers and supports Audit the Fed whose goal is to promote a first-time audit of the Federal Government.
"We have freedom of speech for a reason," Micah told me. "They are trying to say it's unity and that they are one by covering their mouths and marching in silence. I don't think that's getting the point out. People don't hear, people don't understand it, and it gives the message that they are all upset against oil….the problem isn't oil, the problem is government corporate solutions that create these situations.
He continued, "An example is a pipeline. When a pipeline company replaces a pipeline, they get 75% of that paid for [in government subsidies] but in a real free-market system any business would have to pay their own way…Marching around with signs against oil isn't going to accomplish anything. We come out because everyone sees the fire, but we want to talk about solutions.
"If you look for solutions," Micah said, "it serves a lot more than wearing white and taping your mouth shut. This isn't going to go anywhere and make us have a better day tomorrow. We all agree there is a fire, but no one is talking about solutions. They just march around angry. When they have their mouths taped and wearing white shirts, then they don't have a voice and their leaders decide what they are standing for…we have to get to the base of the issue, which is not the oil companies, it's the FED."
I later learned that they ‑ the 99% in their white shirts and taped mouths ‑ told Micah and his group that if he wanted to partake in the march but didn't dress accordingly, then they wouldn't protect him if "anything" happened. He also said that at one point the leadership told him that they were going to get a bunch of people together later and explain what this was all about.
It reminded me of the politicians who say, "I have the solution, so vote for me and I will reveal that solution."
I got the uneasy feeling that there was an agenda from whatever leadership may exist in this group of Occupy Houston that wasn't even clear to their followers.
If I held a rally, I wouldn't care what someone dressed like as long as they showed up to support it. I wouldn't discourage them to not show unless they were in "uniform," or worse yet, encourage them not to speak.
Unless, that is, I was using these people to promote an agenda yet uncovered.
So there I was, in that moment of space, shared by people claiming to be the 99%, and watching so many of them refuse to speak out. I knew they would remain unheard.
Why do they not see that if they aren't going to get to the base of the issue and talk rationally about solutions, then they will never create change?
This argument of general frustration will not lead to change, as there are no focal points, just anger. This is much like a child who wants food, but won't say what - ice cream or macaroni and cheese or peanut butter and jelly or soup – but responds to every suggestion with a stamped foot and NO!
Furthermore I didn't understand beyond poetic symbolism what being silent might accomplish.
As novelist and activist Margaret Atwood put it so eloquently, "A voice is a human gift; it should be cherished and used, to utter fully human speech as possible. Powerlessness and silence go together."
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Researchers are reporting a spike in hack attacks targeting Mac OS X systems for the purpose of surreptitiously monitoring users' e-mail and chat contacts and maintaining persistent control over their computers.
The increased attacks are targeting supporters of the Uyghur people, a Turkic ethnic group who primarily live in a region of China, according to two separate reports independently published by researchers from Kaspersky Lab and AlienVault Labs. They are the latest to document the growing vulnerability of Mac users to so-called advanced persistent threats, which target users over a span of months or years to mine specific proprietary or social information of interest to the attackers.
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"This is Boxing"
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When two of the best in boxing collides in the ring, does it really matter which weight class they are in? Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire vs Guillermo "El Chacal" Rigondeaux, a WBO/WBA unification bout in the Super Bantamweight Division is about to unfold.
Both coming off from knockout victories, both are technically skilled fighters who knows how to switch from boxing to fighting. They both have excellent amateur and professional records. As an amateur, Donaire won three national championships (National Silver Gloves-1998, National Junior Olympics-1999, National USA Tournament-2000. In 1999, he won the International Junior Olympics.
Rigondeaux from Cuba, won the gold medal in Summer Olympics back in 2000 and 2004. Rigondeaux is a 7-time Cuban national champion from 2000-2006. He holds an amateur record of nearly 400 fights - simply telling us that he is the best amateur boxer of all-time. As a professional, Guillermo is still undefeated(11-0, 8KO's, KO% 72.73 ), while Nonito holds a record of 31-1, 20 KO's, KO% 62.5.
Their fighting style and boxing skills adds more interest in this fight. Nonito can switch from Southpaw to Orthodox stance. Just like Rigondeaux, Nonito is a good counter-puncher with power on both hands. They can slug it out when they need to. The fight can end in a very unpredictable manner. It is very interesting to see who is more intelligent in the ring, who's got the better timing, who's faster and who's going to prevail.
This fight is more easier to make (TOPRANK Promotions, not needing to deal with Golden Boy Promotions to make Abner Mares fight), and yet a very significant fight for both Nonito and Guillermo. Whoever wins this fight will be considered as the "King" of the Super Bantamweight Division. Having seen how these two fighters beat their opponents in the past couple of years, we can only expect that they won't have a walk in the park to get that "W". It has to be earned by both mind and physical strength.
There was an argument on who would really pose bigger threat(Mares or Rigondeaux) to Donaire who is currently rated as one of the top pound for pound fighters in the world. After TOPRANK thrashed the $3million offer by GBP, and Mares moving up to Featherweight Class. The fight with Rigondeaux showed more light as TOPRANK is now finalizing the proposed fight.
This is boxing at its best. A fight that every boxing fans wants to see. Thanks for reading.
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I look forward to seeing the fight.
and yet undefeated as a PRO(11-0). Nonito will be the toughest test for him though...
400 is far too many fights to have as an amateur, Mostly when you see that happen this means the fighter isn't ready to go pro