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Iran is ready to help the U.S. stabilise Iraq if Washington presents a timetable for a withdrawal of its troops, Tehran's top security official said on Sunday.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Ali Larijani, head of the Supreme National Security Council, which answers to Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader, rejected Washington's accusations that Tehran is providing weapons to Iraqi militias, insisting the trouble with Iraq was that the U.S. administration was pursuing a "dead-end strategy."
Political analysts say Iran's strategy is to back the Shia-dominated government in Baghdad but also to ensure that the U.S. does not leave Iraq emboldened to carry on another military campaign.
The world's major powers agreed on Friday to delay a vote on tougher sanctions on Iran until late November at the earliest, depending on reports by the U.N. nuclear watchdog and a European Union negotiator.
The United States and France had sought swifter action to step up economic and political pressure on the Islamic Republic over its refusal to halt uranium enrichment, which the West suspects is aimed at developing nuclear arms.
Iran's parliament voted Saturday to designate the CIA and the U.S. Army as "terrorist organizations," a largely symbolic response to a U.S. Senate resolution seeking a similar designation for Iran's Revolutionary Guards. The parliament said the Army and the CIA were terrorists because of the atomic bombing of Japan; the use of depleted uranium munitions in the Balkans, Afghanistan and Iraq; support of the killings of Palestinians by Israel; the bombing and killing Iraqi civilians and the torture of imprisoned terror suspects.
The Senate approved a resolution on Wednesday urging the Bush administration to designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a foreign terrorist organization, and lawmakers briefly set aside partisan differences to approve a measure calling for stepped-up diplomacy to forge a political solution in Iraq.
Since last month, the White House has been weighing whether to declare the Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist group or to take a narrower step focusing on only the Guard's elite Quds Force. Either approach would signal a more confrontational posture by declaring a part of the Iranian military a terrorist operation.
"His [Ahmadinejad's] statements cannot be dismissed, cast aside or ignored. Led by President Ahmadinejad, Iran is exponentially more threatening to our Nation, Europe, and the world than North Korea or any other country represented at the United Nations. A robust, layered International Missile Defense System will negate Iran's capability to threaten with nuclear weapons the United States, Europe, Israel, and other countries." –Riki Ellison, President of the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance (MDAA), September 28, 2007
"He [Ahmadinejad] does not make Iranian security or nuclear policy. So, even if he wanted to launch a nuclear missile, one, he doesn't have one to launch and, two, he would be the last person in the decision-making process and probably would not prevail. There are other people who really run the security policy in Iran, and for the most part he merely reflects it. He conveys that message in such a confrontational way that it scares people to death, and in that sense he has done immense damage to his own country." –Gary G. Sick, principal White House aide for Persian Gulf affairs (1976 - 1981), served on the Ford, Carter, and Reagan National Security Councils, September 26, 2007
"Beset by internal problems and the failure of his economic policies, Ahmadinejad revels in being an international outcast and provocateur."
Ahmadinejad might be petty and cruel, but he is far from having enough authority to be Iran's dictator. The true levers of power in Iran rest with a group of unelected clerics, and particularly the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. …
Iran's president is not powerless, but it's important to understand that Ahmadinejad cannot dictate his country's nuclear policies or its relationship with the West. By demonizing Ahmadinejad and reacting to his every provocative remark, the West has improved his stature and helped him consolidate perhaps more power than he would have amassed on his own.
There is a more pragmatic way for the West to deal with Ahmadinejad: Ignore him. Access the full article>>
The Bush administration, following its own pronouncements as well as House and Senate legislation, is expected to decide soon whether to classify Iran's most formidable military force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, as a terrorist organization. This would be a serious mistake. By labeling all 125,000 Revolutionary Guards untouchable "terrorists," Washington would forgo the possibility of exploiting the organization's internal divisions and further decrease the likelihood of diplomatic progress with Tehran.
Instead of making a disastrous military option more likely, the United States should seek to tip the balance within the guard in favor of pragmatists, rather than hard-liners who thrive in a state of isolation and confrontation. …
The guard certainly has many unsavory characters, but unlike al-Qaeda, it is not a monolith of Islamist radicals… In Iran today the only groups that are both armed and organized are the guard and the Basij militia, its larger but less prestigious affiliate. Successful political reform must co-opt these forces and make them feel they will have some position in a changed Iran. Branding the guard a terrorist entity would make its members feel more, rather than less, invested in retaining the status quo. Access the full article>>
The centrality of Iran to Iraq's current morass and prospective trajectory makes it an indispensable player in fashioning an American exit path and a viable framework for stabilizing Iraq and the region. Iran is undoubtedly part of the problem in Iraq, but there can be no effective, enduring solution without Tehran playing a constructive role. Achieving Iranian cooperation will necessitate the very tool that the Bush Administration has disdained in dealing with Iran, dialogue–in particular the sort of quiet, sustained, pragmatic diplomacy between Washington and Tehran that from 2001 to 2003 generated a post-Taliban government in Afghanistan. In this way, engaging Iran to help salvage Iraq could also offer the best platform for an incrementalist approach to altering Iran's more objectionable policies. …
Engagement, [then], needs to constitute the primary thrust of the American approach to Iran. The purpose of engaging with Tehran is not to reward its dangerous policies, but to restrain and redirect them. There are few good alternatives to working more intensively with Iran over Iraq. There is no other country with its interest, investments, or leverage with key Iraqi actors; more disturbingly, its capacity for wreaking havoc in Iraq has been as yet only partially deployed. …
To induce Iran to rein in its assistance to Sadrist militias, Washington should dangle a confidence-building measure that is of relatively low cost to the United States but of high value to Tehran … If a foundation for cooperation can be established between Washington and Tehran, other key neighbors, such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, should be invited to participate in creating a regional diplomatic platform and to avert destabilizing countermeasures by the leading Sunni states. Access the full article>>
Like Mohamed El Baradei, we want to make sure what he calls the "crazies" don't start a war with Iran. We fear his do-it-yourself diplomacy is playing right into the crazies' hands — in Washington and Tehran.
Last month, Mr. El Baradei, the chief nuclear inspector for the United Nations, cut his own deal with Iran's government, intended to answer questions about its secretive nuclear past. Unfortunately, it made no mention of Iran's ongoing, very public refusal to stop enriching uranium — usable for nuclear fuel or potentially a nuclear weapon — in defiance of Security Council orders. …
[T]he key to Mr. El Baradei's credibility [in 2003] and what makes the International Atomic Energy Agency so indispensable, is he was offering his agency's clear scientific judgment. Once he started making diplomatic deals, that judgment — essential not only for ensuring that Iran, but also a half-dozen other states, don't go nuclear — immediately becomes suspect.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice complained last week that the I.A.E.A. shouldn't be in the business of diplomacy. Yes, that's her job. And she's not done nearly enough to try to get the Iranians to sit down at the table with a credible offer of comprehensive talks. Access the full article>>
Ephraim Halevy, former director of the Mossad, Israel's Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations, February 2, 2007:
"Large parts of the Iranian public are not pleased with Ahmadinejad, and their share of the population is only growing. His provocative rhetoric, leading to global conflict, provokes antagonism among Iranians… Khamenei can limit his [Ahmadinejad] authority substantially and so can the parliament, which has already done so when refused to approve the nomination of some ministers. There is no doubt – his stature is not what it used to be… we need to present them [the Iranians] with an alternative to the nuclear plan, i.e. enter negotiations. Saudi Arabia and Iran recently held political talks. The two countries are sworn enemies, as Saudi Arabia perceives Iran – rightly so- as a real threat, yet, they found the way to sit and talk, and so should we."
UN Sanctions Existing Sanctions: Resolution 1696 - Adopted on July 31, 2006; demanded the cessation of Iranian "research and development" nuclear activities within one month. Resolution 1737 - Adopted on December 23, 2006; banned the supply of nuclear-related technology by UN member states to Iran and required member states to freeze the assets of individuals and companies with ties to Iran's nuclear program. Resolution 1747 - Adopted on March 24, 2007; imposed a ban on Iranian arms sales and stated need for international financial institutions to end provision of funds to Iran.
Future Sanctions: The UN decided on September 28 to delay a third round of sanctions on Iran until after an IAEA report on the status of the Iranian nuclear program expected November 30. The U.S. seeks new sanctions to include punitive measures on the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's al-Quds Force, prevent Iran from importing military equipment, strengthen penalties on banks and companies connected to Iran's acquisition of military material, and tighten travel restrictions on Iranian officials.
U.S. Sanctions Existing Sanctions: U.S. economic sanctions against Iran have existed for nearly three decades. The sanctions were imposed initially by Executive Order during the takeover of the U.S. embassy in Tehran in 1979 and were strengthened by the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act (ILSA), signed into law by President Clinton in 1995. This act banned trade and investment by U.S. companies with Iran. This legislation was renewed in 2001 and modified in 2006 to the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) omitting Libya. More recently, the U.S. stepped up pressure on foreign banks and companies conducting business with Iran.
Future Sanctions: The House passed the Iran Counterproliferation Act on September 25, which sanctions foreign companies with U.S. subsidiaries that invest in Iranian oil and gas sectors. In addition, the bill prohibits civilian nuclear cooperation with countries that support Iran's nuclear program, calls for the State Department to designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guard (IRG) a "foreign terrorist organization," and takes away executive branch power to waive sanctions against firms that invest in the Iranian energy sector. The Senate approved the Kyl-Lieberman measure on September 26 which labeled the IRG as "a foreign terrorist organization," which would allow for more severe sanctions. The administration is debating whether to label the entire Iranian Revolutionary Guard or more narrowly IRG's al-Quds Force as a terrorist organization. This decision affects the depth and scope of possible future sanctions on the organization.
EU Sanctions Existing Sanctions: Iran's economy is largely dependant on the European market; the EU accounts for some 40 percent of Iran's imports. The EU approved a resolution on February 12, 2007 that imposed sanctions on individuals and companies linked to Iran's nuclear program. A second round of sanctions was implemented on April 23, 2007, banning Iranian arms exports and freezing the assets of 28 additional individuals and organizations. The EU continues to follow a twin-track approach of diplomacy and sanctions.
Future Sanctions: Given the delay on additional UN sanctions, France has proposed new sanctions to be introduced at the October 15 EU conference. This proposal would increase EU sanctions on companies and banks that invest in Iran.
Russia As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, Russia played a key role in delaying the implementation of a third round of Iranian sanctions until after the release of the IAEA report. Russian hesitation to implement powerful sanctions on Iran arises from the countries' military, economic, and political ties. Russia is Iran's chief arms supplier with sales reaching $1.7 billion between 2002 and 2005. In addition, Russia is currently building a nuclear power plant in Iran, and President Putin is scheduled to visit Tehran on October 15.
China China, also a member of the UN Security Council, played a supporting role to Russia in delaying a new round of UN sanctions on Iran. China has strong economic ties to Iran as the country serves as the third largest source of China's oil imports, providing 12 percent of Chinese oil imports in the first ten months of 2006.
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Some topic for today's show:
Review of tremendous soccer game at UMBC
Preview of WVU game Saturday with Matt Zenitz
Suspension of Tyler and McCree
Terps in the NFL
Updates on Basketball recruiting
Christian Sanders is in the house
Interviews with Missy Meharg, Sasho Cirovski, Casey Townsend
Preview of Redskins Cardinals
Review of Men's and Women's basketball Schedule
terrapintimes.com reports that that the Coach is on his way to visit 2011 recruit Johnny O'Bryant. Johnny would be a power inside presence on the Terps.
If you are a regular listener to Terp Talk you have often heard me say that if I had a choice of Lance Stephenson or Greivis Vasquez for the next year , I clearly wanted Greivis. Now after Greivis' announcement to return for his Senior year comes word from Jeff Barker and the Sun that Maryland is out of the recruitment for Born Ready, Lance Stephenson. This story is so complex it is impossible to make any rational observation about what happened. But perhaps the whole controversy surrounding the Brooklyn native was just too much for the Terrapins to deal with. Somehow or another I just don't believe we have heard the last from Lance and Stretch, although it does appear as if it is over.
That's the headline and topic for the show tonight. Dino will be in to co-host. The new studio has its phone now–410-296 6276. Call in and tell me Will Greivis return and if not will Lance be a Terp? Email any opinions on this matter to email@example.com. I would love to have some of ourr regular forum writers like terplaw and fkterp call in tonight. Listen in on the web on the site by clicking ListenLive!!!! If you miss the show tomorrow you can catch the replay which should be up by 11PM.
Topics discussed: Charm City Challenge, Basketball recruiting with Matt Bracken
Host: Bruce Posner, Andrew and Jesse Schwartman, Andy Billelo from Inside Lacrosse Magazine
Here is the audio for the show, which was originally aired on WJFK ESPN Radio in Baltimore, MD on April 7th, 2009, enjoy:
The last time we spoke, I had reported that the Kansas decision was a done deal. Not according to the blog on Coast to Coast Recruiting that states inside info has him going to Maryland. The decision is set for March 31 at 11:45 in Miami. Who knows where this will lead?
Gary Williams and his Terrapins have returned to the NCAA Tourney. The Terrapins will face Mike Montgomery and his California Bears on Thursday afternoon at 2:55 in Kansas City. Coach Williams pointed out that this was the Terps 2nd appearance in 3 years in the NCAA's and he was especially proud that in this time period 8 of his 10 seniors have graduated. The team erupted with with joy in their scouting room at 6:20 when the announcement was made over CBS. Sean Mosley weighed in on audio mosley-selection-sunday Senior Captain Dave Neal also on audiodave-neal-selection-sunday
For everyone I talked to over the weekend , I promised that we would be in and we were after the Wake game. I have to admit when I heard Arizona was in, I started to sweat a little. But in the long run Maryland was the strongest bubble team and it was fortunate because only 2 teams out of 10 or so got in. The Michigan State win on Thanksgiving day probably was the true convincing factor as well as Maryland's brutal non-conference schedule.
ITs A GREAT DAY TO BE A TERP!!!!!!!
The grin on Coach Ralph Friedgen's face could be seen throughout the state as he announced the 2009 Recruiting Class for the Terps. Over the next few days we will go over a few positions each day to get you up to date on who is coming to the Terps in 2009.
Today we will start with the QB's and running backs. the key additions are
CJ Brown 9left) is 6'3 185 lbs from Seneca Valley , Pa, runs a 4.7 40 and is ranked as the #35 QB by Scout.com. CJ threw for 14 TD's and rushed for 12 in 2008.
Danny O'Brien is from North carolina, is 6'2 200 and selected Maryland over 5 other ACC schools. Danny is ranked #58 by Scout.com. Danny threw fo 16 TD's and rushed for 11 in 2008. Danny helped his team claim the state Championship.
The Terrapins landed the 12th best running back class in the nation with only 2 selections, Caleb Porzel and DJ Adams both 4 star recruits. Caleb is 5-9 185 lbs and runs a 4.21 40 from Good Counsel High in Olney, Md. Caleb rushed for 1152 yards with 16 TD's as a Senior and also returned 2 punts to the house.
DJ Adams is 5-10 210 lbs from Georgia ranked #51 overall by rivals.com. DJ rushed fo r1600 yards and 14 touchdowns isn 2008.
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Sprint Spark support is gradually rolling out to some of the carrier's devices, but there is something to be said for learning how to walk before learning how to run. Large swaths of the US still do not have access to Sprint's LTE network at any speed. Consider the state of Ohio, which until now has only had one city (Salem) on the complete list of supported areas, and that location only joined just last month.
Sprint's mobile data is typically not the first, or the second, or even the third to come to mind when looking for a zippy connection in the US, but the company is looking to change this impression with its new tri-band LTE network, more memorably known as Sprint Spark. Unfortunately, only a limited number of the carrier's phones are able to take advantage of this new capability, with some of them requiring an OTA before they're ready.
The Galaxy Note 3 is one of the more desirable high-end phones on the market at the moment, especially if you like your mobile hardware big and pleathery. If you also like your service from Sprint, then Amazon's wireless store has a heck of a deal for new customers: a Galaxy Note 3 for $112.49 on a subsidized plan. That's more than $200 off the retail price. Black and white models are available, and shipping is free with Amazon Prime.
The LG G Flex isn't the kind of phone you recommend to everyone. Sure, it has a curved screen, but what is that actually good for? Yet if you've been craving this phone since watching it heal itself (which is admittedly pretty cool), Sprint's gearing up to put one in your hands pretty soon. The handset is now available for pre-order at a price point of $299.99 with a two-year contract.
Let's all pause for a moment to recall fond memories of Sprint ID. Done? Yeah, that didn't take long. If you're reading this, then there's a solid chance you have little interest in a carrier-installed app that screws with your homescreen by providing an obnoxious wallpaper with a preselected assortment of apps and widgets. Thankfully, Sprint is ready to take a new approach. The carrier will start to push Sprint Live on some of the phones it sells later this year, a new experience from Chinese company NQ Mobile that strives to be an always-on replacement for your wallpaper keeping you up to the date with various content tailored to the brands and news stories you're interested in.
If you're too impatient to wait for Samsung to get Android 4.4 to your carrier variant of the Galaxy Note 3 (or if you're just tired of TouchWiz), the indefatigable boys and girls of CyanogenMod are here to help. They've just released the first nightly builds of CM 11 (KitKat) for Samsung's plus-sized flagship, with support for the international LTE model (N9005), plus Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint versions.
As it happens, Samsung just started sending out the official 4.4 update for the N9005 earlier this week, so those of you who are on the unlocked version of the phone might want to go for the TouchWiz build of KitKat instead.
After T-Mobile introduced the Jump early upgrade program last year, the other national carriers scrambled to create their own versions. Sprint was the last to deploy its take on the early upgrade, called One Up, but it has apparently decided that wasn't such a good idea. Sprint quietly killed the One Up on January 9th, suggesting the new Framily Plans are the way to go.
Like other annual upgrade plans, One Up promised customers no down payments on a new financed device.
Ever since the shutdown of Nextel, Sprint has been preparing to make use of the newly vacated spectrum for its tri-band LTE known as Spark. The carrier has announced today that Spark is launching in six more markets, bringing to total to 11. Virgin Mobile broadband customers can also get a taste of the speed starting today.
What do you get when you combine friends and family? You get a new Sprint marketing slogan known as "Framily." The Now Network is launching the new Framily Plans on January 10th and encouraging people – related or not – to get together on a single account. The mechanics of the Framily Plans are more than a little different than traditional family plans, though.
The cost of each line changes based on how many people are on the account.
Update: AT&T, welcome to the party.
At the LG CES press conference the company let loose some welcome news for the American market: their unique G Flex smartphone will be coming to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint carriers at some point this year. (Sorry, Verizon customers, looks like you're last one out again.) If you'll recall, the G Flex is LG's high-end flexible, curved-display phone announced late last year. T-Mobile has confirmed that they will carry the G Flex in a separate press release.


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Ringo, a Cranford/Rartian Russian Blue kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Russian Blue for sale in Cranford/Rartian, or seeking a Russian Blue kitten from a breeder in Cranford/Rartian.
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Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro
Milwaukee, WI, 53211, United States
What It's Like: On a bluff high above Lake Michigan, Lake Park Bistro serves sophisticated but unfussy French fare under the guidance of executive chef Adam Siegel, winner of the prestigious 2008 James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Midwest. While the elegant back dining room offers breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, the Bistro's high-energy bar in the middle of the restaurant offers the full menu and lively discussions. The restaurant sits in the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Lake Park, where summer concerts take place in the evenings.
What to Order: For beautifully executed I-must-be-in-France staples, try the sole meunière poêlée (Dover sole), which is sautéed in brown butter and filleted tableside, or the garlicky escargots appetizer served in puff pastry. But the real draw is the Bistro's sensational three-course Sunday brunch—the best in town. Be sure to start brunch with the excellent champagne-poached oysters.
Best Seat in the House: Tables in the Lake Room offer spectacular views of sapphire Lake Michigan waters.
Insider Tip: Tables with a view are the luck of the draw, but arriving early for dinner or brunch greatly boosts your chances. Ask nicely, and you can substitute a Bloody Mary for the complimentary mimosa at brunch.
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Annabelle Lopez Ochoa An absorbing exploration of identity, Sombrerísimo makes references to the surrealist world of the Belgian painter René Magritte, famous for his paintings of men in bowler hats. Commissioned by New York City Center for the 10th anniversary of the Fall for Dance Festival.
Gustavo Ramírez Sansano Award-winning Spanish choreographer Gustavo Ramírez Sansano (a Dance Magazine "25 to Watch" pick) premieres his first commission for Ballet Hispanico, a high-spirited look at the nuances of a kiss set to Spanish Zarzuela music with original costumes by Venezuelan fashion designer Angel Sanchez.
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa Mad'moiselle creates a world that explores iconic male/female images and gender identity in Latin American cultures. Through rich imagery and theatrical satire, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa weaves a tongue-in-cheek look at the Marias in all our lives.
Eduardo Vilaro Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro unveils his latest work for Ballet Hispanico, a moving meditation on immigrant identity and the meaning of home created in collaboration with acclaimed Russian composer Ljova to original music.
Nacho Duato Duato's very first work, based on Catalonian folk tales sung by Maria del Mar Bonet, won him first prize at the International Choreographic Workshop in Cologne. With equal shades of passion and melancholy, the ballet evokes the despairing yet hopeful prayers of Spaniards who wait for rain on their barren land.
Eduardo Vilaro Asuka is a celebration of the music of Celia Cruz through the lens of the Latino experience. Cruz, renowned as the "Queen of Salsa," captured the heart of Latinos the world over and became a symbol of perseverance for many. Through rich imagery and humor, Eduardo Vilaro explores the struggles of departure from one's homeland and the exuberance of success experienced by a community.
Edwaard Liang A Verme or "Into Me See," a duet set to the lush music of Ezio Bosso, explores the concept of intimacy and the push and pull of energy that connects two individuals. The piece follows the tension and release of a timeless attraction between two lovers outside of time and space.
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Before moving to New York in August 2006, I met with fellow journalists and writers in New Delhi. The conversations always veered to an irritatingly familiar topic: Where is the space in Indian journalism for serious, detailed reportage? It is a bizarre conversation in light of the tremendous expansion of media in India. The economic liberalization in the early 1990s produced scores of nonstop television news operations and a number of new newspapers and magazines. Marie Claire now has an India edition; Time Out Mumbai and Time Out Delhi, even Scientific American India are all new additions to the countrys newsstands. In 2005, Random House launched its India operation. Foreign Affairs, Time, and The Economist have all recently published cover stories on the "rise of India."The opinion pages of leading Indian newspapers talk about the twenty-first century being the Indian century, about imminent superpower status.
But as in the U.S. and elsewhere, an expanding media market is no guarantee that it will be filled with the best journalism. Young television anchors and reporters breaking news to millions of Indian viewers in their faux American accents try hard to ape Fox News and cnn. Pamela Andersons silicone implants, Paris Hiltons escapades, and sexiest-people lists are mainstays in the daily fashion and entertainment supplements of the leading English-language newspapers. Last year in a town near Delhi, a child fell into a well and soldiers from a nearby army base came to rescue him. TV news broadcast the drama live for two days, hyping what their marketing folks tagged the "Prince of Life."The story was on the front page of most newspapers.
Meanwhile, there is another side of the "rise of India."It is a darker side, brimming with complicated stories that demand detailed reporting and spacein print or on airto be told properly. In the rural areas of India, for example, thousands of cotton farmers have committed suicide after falling hopelessly into debt. It is a continuing tragedy, which has yet to find its James Agee and Walker Evans. With the exception of the detailed reporting on the subject by Palagummi Sainath, the rural affairs editor of The Hindu, a Madras-based English-language daily, the story has been largely ignored. The effects of the industrial expansion on traditional, tribal-dominated rural areas are invisible in magazines and newspapers; they are mostly not interested in such grim subjects.
The unwillingness to allocate resources and time for deeply reported, long-form writing is visible even in the Indian presss coverage of the new economy, business, and the fast-growing Indian fashion and movie industries. There are news reports on the rising number of billionaires in India, about businessmen-turned-legislators flying in private jets to gatherings of the Indian parliament, Indian girls being crowned Miss World or Miss Universe, about the Indian stake in the call-center industry, or the burgeoning ranks of Indian software professionals in America and elsewhere. But for a handful of exceptionssuch as Tehelka, the crusading Web site that became a print magazine in 2004, the biweekly Frontline magazine, and an English-language daily, The Indian Expressthere are no outlets that attempt to map, contextualize, and explain these billionaire public servants and peripatetic techiesand through them the journey India is making.
I have experienced this frustration firsthand. After the December 2001 attack on the Indian parliament by a Pakistani militant group that operates in the disputed region of Kashmir, India and Pakistan almost went to war. Three men from Kashmir, including a Delhi University lecturer, were arrested and charged under a controversial law, the Prevention of Terrorism Act, which allows a suspect to be detained up to 180 days without being charged; the burden of proof is on the accused, the identity of witnesses is withheld, and confessions made to police officers without a lawyer present are admissible as evidence.
Most leading newspapers and magazines described the lecturer as the "mastermind"of the attack. I covered the trial for a news portal called Rediff.com. Except for the day the three men were sentenced to death, only a few other reportersnone from TVjoined me in the courtroom. The attack was described as the Indian 9/11, and most newsrooms, in the grip of a strong nationalist sentiment, chose to ignore the trials of the accused.
I wanted to write about the trial in some detail, but Rediff.com is basically a daily news site that doesnt publish longer, explanatory articles. Through some London-based journalist friends, I got in touch with the editors at the Guardians Weekend magazine; they liked the idea and published a detailed piece titled, "Victims of December 13,"in July 2003. A few months later, in October 2003, a higher court acquitted two of the three accused in the attack, including the university lecturer.


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We are very sorry, but we had to increase the Merlin prices for our friends in the United Kingdom. In recent months the exchange rate between the Euro (our base currency) and the British Pound went got progressively worse. We have been selling Merlin for quite some time at an undervalued price based on the exchange rate, hoping the market situation might improve.
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I like iced tea and like the kind that's served in restaurants and bars. The concentrate. I hate the bottled and cans, as they are far too sweet. I came across this recipe and I'm going to try it, but cut it in half. I have to find a large container to put it in. I don't like a sweet tea, so I will try the reduced amount of sugar recommended. ICED TEA SYRUP Add 28 tea bags to 7 cups of boiling water. When ready to make tea, mix 1 cup syrup to 2 quarts of water. I use 3 cups of sugar because 4 1/2 cups is too sweet for me. |
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I love sweet tea. My DSisIL in Georgia makes the best tea I've ever tasted. It's very strong and pretty sweet. I grew up with unsweetened tea, but I guess my taste buds changed. I will try your recipe and use the 3 cups of sugar, also. You can always add more if you need it. |
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How to level up using the Dungeon Finder {WoW}
Dec 29th 2011 4:17PM Good article, thanks. I levelled my healer priest almost exclusively from 18-85 using the dungeon finder. I did a few quests at the beginning of the xpac zones for the gear upgrades & then straight back into the LFD queues.
It was an absolute blast! And as a bonus i think i became quite a good healer in the process. Reflexes sharpened & instincts honed.
The random players I met were on the whole pretty cool & helpful. The fact we were all still levelling & as such still learning our class & role appeared to be taken into account & people were mostly encouraging & the atmosphere relaxed.
Unfortunately I found attitudes changed quite a bit in the random lvl 85 normal & heroic dungeons for some reasons. Yes, they were a bit harder, but healing still had the same mechanics, I just popped cooldowns more regularly. However attitudes of some tanks and to a lesser extent some dps ers made the runs less fun, and the ones that go well seemed to be the silent kill-fests.
Maybe i'm just a sensitive soul, but my enthusiasm has waned at max level.
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Dec 20th 2011 7:02PM Wowcrendor needs & deserves an in-game reference....How about a straight swap; Harrison Jones for Boar Thrills :)
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Nov 21st 2011 3:52PM I have a love-hate relationship with these damn cards. I have no problem milling & crafting them, but my problem is that I just can't resist flipping a couple before selling them. Than a couple more, and then a few more, then.......well you get the idea.
It's odd, because IRL i'm not the compulsive gambler at all.
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Jul 13th 2011 10:27PM Good article, thanks. I really enjoy playing sub, although as an older, casual player my poor brain, dementing muscle memory & slowing reflexes can't cope with spec changes between levelling, dungeons & pvp. As such I have 2 sub specs for 5-man runs & pvp with similar keybinds for each. I think the healers appreciate the extra help (maybe), but my dps is average at best. 4.2 has helped a bit as hemo spec means quicker cp generation & I dont have to worry about positioning as much. Has anyone any comments on a bleed spec in 4.2 & dps (5-mans or otherwise)?.
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Jun 22nd 2011 6:07PM I'm not sure if we did or didn't need a nerf, but the way it has been done makes no sense to me. Either they should remove CR from the game & leave CoS as is or put CR on a shared cooldown with evasion. Is this a fair assessment or have I missed something?


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All classroom lecture will be held on the lower floor of the Frist Center on the grounds of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. The educational part of the conference will be held in the conference rooms on the lower floor of the Frist Campus Center. A food court, university store, and other amenities are located on the second floor of the Frist Campus Center. Princeton, a historic, collegiate town in central New Jersey, is located within an hours drive of the Newark, New Jersey, International Airport and the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, International Airport. Specific directions of travel to Princeton, New Jersey can be found on the Princeton University Website by following links from campus life to Frist Campus Center to directions and locations.
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GLENS FALLS — Joseph F. Raccuia stepped down as president and CEO of the uncoated paper manufacturer Finch Paper LLC effective May 24. He will be succeeded by Dr. Debabrata "Deba" Mukherjee, Ph.D., who has served as vice president and general manager of specialty papers for worldwide paper manufacturer P.H. Glatfelter since 2008.
"Nearly five years ago, I came out of retirement to transform this century-old paper company into a leading 21st Century manufacturer with high-performance work teams, strong union-management relations, improved efficiencies and a vibrant pipeline of next-generation products that would allow us to compete for the long term in the global paper market," Raccuia said. "Together, with an outstanding senior leadership team and the help of our employees and unions, I am proud to say Finch Paper is well on its way to achieving this transformation."
Raccuia said Mukherjee's expertise as a developer of specialty papers and a driver of innovation in the manufacturing environment make him well suited to continue and expand upon this success. Under Raccuia's leadership, Finch has developed successful new products for the rapidly growing production inkjet printing market and forged strong working relationships with academic institutions including Cornell University, Clarkson University, Rochester Institute of Technology, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, of which Mukherjee is an alumnus.
Mukherjee earned a Doctorate and Master of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. He joins Finch after a 15-year career with paper manufacturer P.H. Glatfelter in York, Penn., which in 2012 had $1.6 billion in sales.
"As a senior executive at Glatfelter, I have known Finch as a formidable innovator with an outstanding reputation for quality products and unrivaled customer responsiveness," he said. "Now I look forward to leading this team and building upon its record of success, particularly in the areas of digital and specialty papers."
After joining Glatfelter as digital products manager in 1998, Mukherjee earned a series of promotions to specialty products manager in 2000; North American general sales manager, engineered products in 2002; director, engineered products, in 2004; division vice president, engineered and converting products in 2006; and vice president and general manager, specialty papers, in 2008.
In his most recent role, Mukherjee led a business unit with more than $900 million in worldwide sales and six North American locations. Under his leadership, the operating profit of the specialty papers unit increased by 98 percent, and the business achieved a consistent record of generating more than 50 percent of its revenue from new products.
Museum promotion
LAKE PLACID — This coming week, June 10-16, is the second annual New York State Museum Week. I Love New York and museums throughout the Empire State have joined together to give visitors the opportunity to discover museums and the one-of-a-kind personal experience they offer.
During Museum Week, the Lake Placid Olympic Museum, located in the Olympic Center, will be offering visitors buy-one, get-one-free admission, as well as a 10-percent discount on selected museum store merchandise.
The museum is the only Olympic museum in the United States. It is also the second largest of its kind world-wide, trailing only the Olympic museum in Luzerne, Switzerland.
While the Lake Placid Olympic Museum highlights both the Lake Placid 1932 and 1980 Olympic Winter Games, it also features memorabilia from every Olympic Winter Games dating back to 1924, including the first-ever winter Olympic medal awarded, to American speed skater and Lake Placid native Charles Jewtraw. Other displays include several mascots and torches from several summer and winter Olympics, memorabilia from three-time Olympic figure skating champion Sonja Henie and memorabilia from the 1980 U.S. Miracle on Ice hockey team.
Admission to the Lake Placid Olympic Museum is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and juniors (12 and under), and free for children 6 and under. Admission to the museum is also included in the purchase of the Olympic Sites Passport and Gold Pass.
Bank sponsorship
ELIZABETHTOWN — The Adirondack History Center Museum has received a $1,000 donation from Champlain National Bank, making the bank a major sponsor for the 2013 museum season.
"One of our guiding principles is to invest in our communities by supporting local educational, environmental and cultural organizations," said Jacqueline Hallock, AVP/director of marketing for Champlain National Bank. "We are proud to sponsor the Adirondack History Center with this donation knowing they will continue their invaluable good works celebrating and sharing our Essex County heritage."
As a major sponsor, Champlain National Bank will be promoted as "business of the week" at the museum and on Facebook. Its name will be featured in the entrance foyer of the museum and at outside events. The Adirondack History Center's website will notably list the bank as a sponsor.
"These funds have a significant impact on our ability to present unique exhibits such as The Human Face of the Adirondacks in the Civil War," said Carol Blakeslee Collin, president of the Museum Board.
The exhibit is accompanied by the Elizabeth H.W. Lawrence Summer Lecture Series, The Civil War and the Adirondack Home Front. This is comprised of eight programs offered on Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. from July 9 through Aug. 27.
The Adirondack History Center Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day.
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Bid secured
SARANAC LAKE — Adirondack Research LLC, a Saranac Lake-based ecological-research firm, has been awarded a contract with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to assist the Division of Lands and Forest's Invasive Species Coordination Unit with the assessment and classification of non-native animals in New York State.
Dr. Ezra Schwartzberg, owner of Adirondack Research LLC, and an entomologist, is contracted to assess the the ecological invasivity and socio-economic importance of non-native animal species in New York State.
The assessments will help with implementation of recommendations of the New York Invasive Species Council, a group created to coordinate among multiple state agencies and partners in addressing the environmental and economic threats of invasive species. The work will inform the official lists of known invasive animal and plant species for the purpose of regulating their sale and transport through the Invasive Species Prevention Act.
Adirondack Research focuses on climate-change and invasive species issues within the Adirondack Park and is collaborating with the New York Natural Heritage Program on this project. The contract period concludes Dec. 31.
Adirondack Research works within forest and agricultural landscapes to promote healthy ecosystems. This includes research on invasive animals, agricultural pests, beneficial organisms, climate-change resilience, ecosystem connectivity and biodiversity. Adirondack Research contracts with state and local agencies as well as with non-profits.
Bank rated
GLENS FALLS — Arrow Financial Corporation, parent of Glens Falls National Bank, was recently recognized on the ABA Banking Journal's list of Top-Performing Mid-Sized Banks, ranking 28th out of almost 500 financial institutions.
The list, published in the May 2013 edition of the magazine, looked at all federally insured domestic depository institutions with assets between $1 billion and $10 billion. It ranked a total of 476 banks by their return on average total equity (ROAE) for 2012.
Arrow was 28th on the list with an ROAE of 12.88 percent. It is the only bank in Northeastern New York and one of just two statewide that appear in the top 30. The complete article listing all 476 banks can be viewed online at www.ababj.com.
The ABA Banking Journal ranking follows a series of other recognitions for Arrow from national industry publications, including most recently being named by Forbes as one of America's 100 Most Trustworthy Companies.
Arrow Financial Corp. is a multi-bank holding company headquartered in Glens Falls serving the financial needs of Northeastern New York.
Business mixer
WESTPORT — The Galley at Westport Marina will host the next North Country Business Council mixer.
The marina, located at 20 Washington St., Westport, invites everyone to Business After Hours on Thursday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Participants will enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar while getting together with old friends and networking with new business contacts.
Business After Hours is open to members of the council, the North Country Chamber of Commerce and all partner chambers. The council is a division of the North Country Chamber.
Anyone who is not a member of the NCBC or any partner members may contact the council for a guest pass. Admission is $2. For more information, or to make reservations, call Arlene at 523-2445, Ext. 133.
Standards exceeded
UTICA — Excellus BlueCross BlueShield exceeded federal and state standards by $330 million in the amount it spent on medical benefits on behalf of its membership in 2012, officials reported.
To cap profits and administrative costs of health plans in order to maximize medical benefits to consumers, the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and state regulations set certain medical benefit spending levels for insurers. For the second consecutive year of the new rules and reporting, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield exceeded the standards.
"Our mission is to provide competitive, affordable access to quality health care," said Christopher Booth, chief executive officer for the health plan. "What this means is that our members collectively got more hospital and physician services, prescriptions and other medical benefits throughout the year than what federal and state government standards require."
Some health insurers that didn't meet the standards will be required to pay refunds.
State and federal standards, as they apply to New York commercial insurance customers, set the minimum level of benefits to be 82 percent of premium revenues in the individual direct-pay market along with small groups and 85 percent for large groups. Excellus BCBS reports that it spent 94.9 percent of premium revenues on medical benefits for its individual direct-pay membership, 92.5 percent for small groups and 92.1 percent for large groups.
Out of $4.1 billion in premium revenues collected, the health plan paid out $3.8 billion in medical benefits for its customers, about $330 million more than federal and state mandates require.
Last year, federal officials reported that hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds were paid by other health plans throughout the country, even in states where the minimum standards are lower than those in New York.
Job-shadow program
PLATTSBURGH — Ryan Brienza, an eighth grader at Beekmantown Central School, recently spent the day job shadowing Neil Fesette of Fesette Realty, LLC.
The job-shadowing program is part of Dawn Finley's Home and Career course.
"I commend Beekmantown Central School and Mrs. Finley for implementing the job-shadow program, recognizing the importance of giving students the ability to explore different professions before pursuing a certain field," Fesette said.
While shadowing Fesette, Brienza was able to experience various aspects of the real-estate profession, including attending the company's weekly sales meeting, observing a real-estate development meeting at the Town of Plattsburgh and participating in a house showing to perspective buyers.
Fesette recognized Brienza's natural entrepreneurial qualities.
"Ryan has already invented and manufactured a nifty dog leash called the beer buddy, which is impressive for an eighth grader. With continued education and hard work, there is little doubt this young man will be successful," he said.
Ryan Brienza is the son of Greg and Linda Brienza, owners of Triangle Electric and Solar Novar in Plattsburgh.
License received
WILLSBORO — Ryan E. Davies has received his professional engineering license, according to Steven K. Benway, president of the integrated design-build engineering and construction company ESE/Zebra-Tech of Willsboro.
Davies, P.E., of Plattsburgh, is a 2003 graduate of Peru Central School and a 2008 graduate of Clarkson University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering. Davies has been employed at ESE/Zebra-Tech since 2008, was promoted to project engineer in 2009 and became project manager in 2011.
Davies is responsible for the engineering and project management of ESE/ZT's civil and environmental projects including lakeshore stabilization, retaining-wall design and construction, water/sewer installations, wetland mitigation and UST removals/remediation.


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It is incredible to think it is coming up to a year since Hillstream was nominated as a finalist in the first 702 Small Business Awards. Reflecting back and realising you must be in the planning stages of the 2009 competition, I thought I must drop you a line to give you feedback on the impact this award has had on Hillstream.
This time last year, we were literally launching Hillstream Beverages. Then in August, after the live five-minute interview with John, our phones did not stop ringing. Firstly it was the congratulations and support from people who knew Hillstream. In-between all the hype, serious business enquiries flowed in; it was amazing. Now, eight months down the line, when doing new business pitches, the first comment is, Wasn't Hillstream a finalist in the 702 Small Business Competition? The power of talk radio is overwhelming. The exposure has been fantastic and we can comfortably say we have had a substantial increase in our turnover due to the publicity Hillstream received from the competition. Needless to say, the growth has been great. Another huge plus was being able to purchase the Sage Pastel Package at a discounted rate. We have nearly mastered the skills, and this package is saving us so much time, from stock control to invoicing. Over and above all this, Hillstream was fortunate to collaborate with another 702 Small Business Finalist Hlangane Recyclers. Hillstream and Hlangane Recyclers are like fish in water as we secure new contracts to supply water, we are able to offer a recycling benefit, and pass the leads directly to Hlangane; likewise, they pass leads to us, where they are able to. Surely this is the true spirit of entrepreneurship being able to help other small businesses and offer a value-added service to larger companies. In closing, we are grateful for the experience, the new business, the growth, and new friends we have gained through this exposure. None of this could have happened without the nominations of people who believed in Hillstream. Thank you for allowing small business to shine. I trust you will pass this letter along to all involved, as well as the sponsors, as this award truly increased the flow of Hillstream. Kind regardsPam |
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Having worked in Admin for many years, I became used to the proverbial four grey walls, no daylight, no lunch breaks, working long days far beyond normal working hours, conversing with my husband only in hurried or tired whispers before daylight and after dark, and missing my kids' most important milestones. Then Sage Pastel Payroll & HR came along and I managed to convince my previous employer that we urgently needed it. What a turn-around in quality of life! This is my fourth employer since then and I've convinced each and every one of them to get Sage Pastel Payroll & HR if they did not already use it. So, although Admin/Accountancy/HR does not allow for much free time as such, my HR assistant and I do get to go home at five, get to enjoy the outdoors before dark, spend relaxed evenings and weekends with our families and sleep peacefully with the confidence that staff won't have errors to report when they receive their pay. And the bonus ... at year-end we know we're up to date, up to scratch and up to standard with SARS. Bliss! What do I do with my "free time"? I thank Sage Pastel Payroll & HR for giving me my life back! |
Ranganathen Pillay from Workspace Africa |
With the Sage Pastel Payroll & HR system it has made life so pleasant when it comes to the end of the month. All the calculations, deductions are reflected at a click of a button. The EMP 201 is ready for submission without any manual work. Monthly basic salary, PAYE, SDL and UIF deductions are recorded and is saved for your convenience. It produces ready-made payslips for our staff which we can automatically e-mail to them. This will work wonders for the end of year reconciliation with SARS. This new marvel has given me so much extra time that I can concentrate on other matters in the company. Thank you that we have such a wonderful package to alleviate our stress. |
Samantha Barties from Udipa Life Centre |
Sage Pastel Payroll & HR really makes life easy for all users. Prior to our company using payroll, salary advises was prepared manually. Preparing payslips and EMP201 Returns manually is very time consuming, for 27 staff members, it can take up to 2 days to complete. Instead of calculating the staff tax each month, Sage Pastel Payroll & HR automatically calculates tax for me. In addition, Sage Pastel Payroll & HR automatically generates the EMP201 file based on the salaries. Usually I only add staff overtime for the month, this takes me a few minutes, once I've done this, payroll is ready to produce the EMP201 and salary advises, what a convenience, from 2 days to less than an hour. Recently SARS introduced e@syFile - Sage Pastel Payroll & HR was able to export my IRP501 and IRP5 files. All staff IRP5 were exported into e@syFile and I literally finished the EMP501 process within an hour on e@syFile because once the files were imported into e@syFile it was ready to use. The quick and easy use of Sage Pastel Payroll & HR leaves me with adequate time to complete processing the companies' books. Sage Pastel products are up-to-date and aligns itself with new features of technology as soon as it's available - Updates are readily available on Sage Pastel Payroll & HR's website for download. SAGE PASTEL PAYROLL & HR IS USER FREINDLY AND EASY TO USE. |
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Excel4Apps is a South African software developer and Oracle partner, which also has employees operating in the US, Australia and Dubai. One of our objections was to maintain a paperless working environment and the company was also looking for a system that would automatically update the company's payroll system as and when expenses claims were submitted to the payroll administrator, HR manager, bookkeeper and Sage Pastel Payroll & HR that is currently processing our payrolls on an outsourcing basis.
We were introduced to the Sage Pastel Payroll ESS (Employee Self Service) module, which captures all of the required information for each expense claim at source. Our employees simply log on to ESS individually and submit their expense claims online to me for approval, after which they are forwarded for processing and automatically updated on the payroll system. ESS keeps everyone in the loop, is accurate and saves time. A nice touch is that the ESS software also allowed us to brand our claim forms with our own corporate identity. Our employees can make on-line applications for leave, salary advances, travel claims, loans, sponsorships, bursaries or other financial assistance, making payroll administration a breeze for us and the Sage Pastel Payroll Outsourcing Division. |
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"For every minute spent in organising, an hour is earned" - Anon. Sage Pastel Payroll & HR is so well organised and efficient, that we've earned ourselves hours in time saved on our payroll function. For a small business, time management is crucial and having Sage Pastel Payroll & HR on our side, means that we can allocate our precious time on other business areas. Thank you Sage Pastel Payroll & HR for being our business partner and helping us to grow! |
Jaco Maree from VICI Financial Solutions |
As the MD and FD of a group of companies, I used to calculate all salaries manually on MS Excel each month, prepare the payslips, then reconcile all salaries to Sage Pastel Accounting. This used to consume a lot of time and energy each month. In addition, my employees were very upset due to the delays. After the installation of the easy to use Sage Pastel Payroll & HR system, I have more time available to properly capture payroll runs and by the click of a button I can now print payslips. I am happy, my staff is happy, and I can focus on securing new business for the company with the rest of my team, with friendly call centre support when required. Our productivity and profits increased due to the effectiveness of Sage Pastel Payroll & HR. Thank you Sage Pastel Payroll and HR, we are committed for life! |
Vanessa Agenbag from Pam Golding Properties |
They say "time is money" and "money makes the world go round". Sage Pastel Payroll & HR gives me the time to make "my world" go round with ease. Those extra hours are what make life worth living, as you can focus on what is important in your life, whether it be family, travelling or just enjoying a lazy day in the sun. Thank you Sage Pastel Payroll & HR for giving me what money can't buy – TIME. |
Charlotte Raats from Knysna Electronics |
Dis die heel beste ding wat met my kon gebeur! En wat alles nog meer wonderlik maak is almal se behulpsaamheid by Sage Pastel Payroll & HR Hulplyn! Ek het nog nooit sulke vriendelike en GOED ingeligte mense by Hulplyne teegekom nie. Ek werk vir my man, so met die ekstra tyd op hande, kan ek bietjie meer uitglip en winkels toe gaan, wat mens eintlik verdien, maar NOOIT regtig kans voor kry nie! Verder het ek baaaaaaaaaaaie meer tyd om ekstra syfers, grafieke ensovoorts vir hom op te stel, en sodoende te help om die besigheid meer effektief en tot sy volle kapasiteit te bestuur! "Who needs RED BULL? If Sage Pastel Payroll & HR gives you wings!!!!" Baie dankie Sage Pastel, julle rock! |
Payroll Outsourcing Services The Answer says National Paint Supplier from Marouns Auto Paint Centre |
Marouns Auto Paint Centre, a national automotive paint specialist headquartered in Troyeville, Johannesburg, with branches in Vereeniging, Benoni, Cape Town, Durban and Pretoria, has realised significant benefits from outsourcing it's company payrolls to Sage Pastel Payroll & HR.
Formed in 1984 the group now employs almost 400 people and has seven payrolls. Financial director Craig Wilkinson said a decision was taken just over two years ago to outsource the payroll function to Sage Pastel Payroll & HR's Outsourcing Division. "Doing the seven different payrolls in-house and overseeing the process became a major mission. Staff trained to do the job would leave and we'd be back to square one having to train a new person with no guarantee of continuity," said Wilkinson. "The frequently changing company, tax and employment legislation was another factor that led us to seriously consider the outsourcing option. After an evaluation, we decided that it made sound business sense to outsource the entire payroll function." Marouns hasn't looked back since, and Wilkinson says the payroll 'headache' has gone away because the outsourcing service ensures that the various returns required by legislation are done accurately and submitted on time. "There are absolutely no regrets about having made this choice; the Sage Pastel Payroll Outsourcing service saves us valuable executive input, ensures that all of our branch operations meet their legal obligations and that all employees receive the correct remuneration on time." Carol Piek, who administers the Marouns payroll, received an official note of thanks from Marouns, praising her for accuracy, efficiency and a dependable on-time service. Sage Pastel Payroll & HR managing director Grant Lloyd added that the Outsourcing function in the business had made remarkable strides in delivering outstanding customer service, had become a highly dependable and "mission-critical" extension to many client businesses remuneration functions, and, represented a world-class Payroll outsourcing alternative to in-house solutions. "Our Outsourcing team is more growth-enabled and customer-focused than ever before." |
Good Feedback from a Bureau (Outsourcing) customer: Jewellery Council of South Africa |
I just wanted to let you know how wonderful Carol Piek has been since you guys took over our account. Apart from the fact that our CEO rightly has to pay more tax (which makes him less excited about your service!), everything has gone really well. Carol has been a breath of fresh air and we really appreciate her attention and her brilliant customer service. Here's hoping that the ensuing months are as good as the first couple. |
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Thursday, 28 March, 2013 - 09:00 to 15:45
All KS3 classes and all year 6 students from the primary schools in our Learning Community will follow a specially arranged day of Science and Tecnology activities. Each student will participate in five different hour long activities, some provided by our own school staff and some provided by visiting speakers & organisations.
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doctorjimmy (4.5)The best Radiohead album so far...Pencil (2)Radiohead tries a step in a new direction, but trips on its own feet....based avon (5)I will see you in the next life....mike197 (4.5)Disjointed, cacophonous blends of sound somehow come out sounding beautiful....
Ben Thornburgh CONTRIBUTOR (5)For Tomorrow: A Guide to Contemporary British Music, 1988-2013 (Part 49)...IronGiant (5)I'm lost at sea...Nick Mongiardo CONTRIBUTOR (5)I'm not here......SucksxAtxReviewing (4.5)Weird noises that just make sense...
shauryapatel (5)WHAT IS THIS REALLY RADIOHEAD! Well ya it is and they sound better than ever...Justin Swope (5)Kid A marks a revolutionary phase in the band's career, implementing electronic soundscape...johnny of the Well (4.5)The soundtrack to an era...Kiet Truong (4)Radiohead gives the middle finger to commercialism, producing a mostly brilliant, albeit c...
crandynewman (1)Have you ever had a splitting migraine before, that's this album....DarthMann (5)'Cut the kids in half.'...pizzamachine (2.5)everything in its wrong place....ferociouslettuce (2)Underwhelming...
ednights (4.5)At the least their most important album...Caesar Riley (5)I think you're craaaaazyyyyyyyy..... mayyyyyybeeeeeeee.......Adam Knott EMERITUS (5)This is really happening. This is really happening....Paul blart (5)This is not the band that recorded "Creep" almost a decade ago. Guitars are child's play, ...
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Album Rating: 5.0Wiked review. Agree with you about pretty much everything. Easily Radiohead's best album and one of my favourite albums of all time.
It is a very, very good album.
Album Rating: 4.5How to Disappear Completely is deffinitely a stand out track.
I think I need this album. I m trying to listen to new stuff, this'll be at the top of me list, your review convined me, thx nice review btw This Message Edited On 07.31.07
I think you should try this album...definately.
Album Rating: 5.0Such a classic.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffYeah! Though unnecessary. I think you went a little overboard with the recommended tracks, as Morning Bell and arguably Optimistic are part of the weaker half of the ten songs. That said, you left out one of my favorites, "Kid A" the song.
Kid A the song is a bit strange and very dark. Yeah, my review was unnecessary...just added it to my review repetoire. I like Optimistic. I think its one of my favorites. Oh, c'mon...it'd be pretty hard to jack off to Radiohead...
Album Rating: 4.5Great review. Not much more to say about it, than whats already been mentioned. Though, I don't feel its worth a complete 5, it comes pretty damn close. Amazing album.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffI think it implies you're smoking some Mary J.
Well, he said naughty so I was thinking of something else. No, I do that when listening to The Wall or Porcupine Tree. lol jkThis Message Edited On 07.31.07
Album Rating: 5.0The comparison at the beginning is stupid.
Album Rating: 4.5This review is kind of stupid.
Album Rating: 3.5Because he seems to want to have beef: This reviewer is kind of stupid.
Why? Because its 'unnecessary'? Aint no such thing. I should go do a Tool 10,000 Days review just to piss of the people that are always like 'unnecessary'. iluvatar, last time I checked most people on this website hate you and you've been on many of the 'Worst Sputnik Users' lists as well.This Message Edited On 07.31.07This Message Edited On 07.31.07
Album Rating: 5.0
Aint no such thing.
Well, as usual we differ on opinions and I really don't care.
Album Rating: 4.5I always thought Iluvatar was one of the more popular Sputnik users? Anyways, once I finally get OK Computer it seems this should be the next one.
Album Rating: 3.5If you had been on the site for more than 3 months you'd hit the top 5 of any of those. And lets see I think I've been on 1 by any user of real importance and even he did that mainly for the lulz haha. I'm still waiting to see the massive outpouring of hate for me that you imply should be coming.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffKid A works too, actually.
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CT State Police looking for man who robbed Route 6 store
CT State Police are reporting that they are in search of a man who robbed the 7-11 convenience store at 380 Route 6 in Andover, CT today (Oct. 3).
Police say what they are calling an armed robbery was reported at 2:27 p.m. They are considering it an armed robbery because the perpetrator implied he had a gun.
The suspect is described as having "light skin" – since only his hands are visible in the photo. He was wearing a black, long-sleeved hooded sweatshirt and covered his face with black material. He was also wearing black pants and black sneakers with two white stripes.
Police also described the suspect as between 5'6" and 5'8" and weighing about 145 lbs.
According to the report, the suspect "entered the 7-11 implying he had a handgun, demanded cash from the register, and cigarettes. The subject left the store on foot headed north on Route 6." The report also states that it is unknown whether the robber had a vehicle nearby.
Anyone with information that might assist the police in their investigation is asked to call the State Police at 860-537-7500 and refer to case number CFS12-00563163.
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