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WHAT: The WatchGuard XCS 580 (Extensible Content Security Appliance) is an easy-to-use, all-inclusive email and web appliance that provides security and privacy of inbound and outbound traffic.
PRICE: $6,500: includes hardware, one year email security, one year LiveSecurity Plus; add email encryption for $2,600 per year for up to 500 users; $3,575 annual email subscription and LiveSecurity Plus renewal; multi-year discounts available.
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WHAT: Safe-T Box is a secure email and data exchange solution comprised of three components offering high levels of security for secure email solutions.
PRICE: $35,400 ($30,000 base plus 18 percent support).
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VENDOR: McAfee
WHAT: McAfee Email Gateway protects networks from viruses, undesirable content, spam and other threats.
PRICE: $4.75-$25 per user per year, depending on user count and term commitment.
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PRICE: Starts at $8,000, including hardware and first year's support and maintenance.
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VENDOR: WatchGuard Technologies, Inc.
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PRICE: Ranges from $25 to $4.75 per user per year.
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PRICE: Staring at $12 per license per year.
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Aside from Kreider, I'm not expecting another impact rookie forward to push for a spot next season. At least no one else with top 6 potential.
The forwards most likely to push are JAM, Hrivik, Yogan and Wellman. Are any top 6? Doubtful.
Beyond that, there's St. Croix, Miller, Fasth and Fogarty - and they're all two years away... at least.
If the Rangers decide they need to vastly improve their top 6 forwards next season, it means a trade or FA is coming. Hopefully a more durable, sturdy gamebreaker than Gabby. (parise? ryan? nash - no thank you.)
That said, I would argue the best move by far to improve the offense is not a forward - but the addition of Justin Schultz. A true offensive defenseman with premiere SKATING and VISION would absolutely change the whole complexion of the team in an instant. I think this should be the #1 priority.
You may be right...but the problem is he's not our property (so he doesn't really fit in this thread) and we can't pay more for him than anyone else. So sure, the Rangers could very well be an appealing destination for him...but so are other places.
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A TCP client is connecting to me, there is now a bound socket between the two systems. But how the server can send data to the client if this one have his port blocked:
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Xevious has no review on Wii's World.
Gonzo said:
I always see games like these on those big game machines at stores.
Jason Pilcher said:
UK and Japan get everything.
Econo said:
Cool, I realy like this game but already have it so probably won't be buying it.
stinky12694 said:
Looks crappy.
Master Foot said:
I need to get some Wii points!
Gonzo said:
This game doesn't look that fun.
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You could even play this game on StarFox Assault.
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Xevious. Oh man. That arcade machine has taken pretty much my all of childhood's weekly allowance. I LOVE this game. The only other space shooter that compares was Bosconian.
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I have StarFox Assault along with this game, so I'll pass.
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I have this for StarFox Assault too. The opening tune is really catchy. The game becomes really difficult later on.
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Bosconian was THE best space shooter I've ever played. Maybe over Galaga, but that's a stretch.
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WEST VALLEY CITY — A man wanted in connection with a recent shooting has been arrested by police.
An arrest warrant was issued Dec. 14 for Stacey Renod Wesley, 24, of Las Vegas, out of 3rd District Court for attempted murder, a first-degree felony, as well as aggravated assault and six counts of illegally discharging a firearm, all third-degree felonies. He was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday.
Investigators say Wesley knocked on several doors at a four-unit apartment complex at 1915 W. 3300 South on Nov. 25, looking for a certain man. One woman said Wesley kept "pulling out a gun" while asking where the man's mother lived, according to charging documents.
When he reached the mother's apartment, Wesley started arguing with the woman at the door when she said her son was not there, the charges state. The woman told police she did not know the man.
When Wesley pulled out a handgun, the woman locked the door and ran. Investigators say Wesley then opened fire on the woman's door. Multiple bullet holes were found in the ceiling and windows, court documents state. More than 20 shell casings were collected.
No one was injured inside the apartment. Investigators said three of the woman's grandchildren were inside at the time.
Court documents also say the shell casings at the scene matched shell casings found on Nov. 23, though the court records do not give any detail about what kind of incident police responded to on that date.
West Valley City Police Sgt. Mike Powell said Thursday that Wesley was being looked at as possibly being involved in other recent shootings in the city.
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We traveled to Great Oak for a 2-night getaway. We chose it for the location--on the Eastern Shore near Chestertown and Rock Hall, and because it is right on the water. The view is excellent,as we had hoped, and the overall setting is very nice. Beautiful grounds, peaceful setting. We had a very nice experience. We were greeted by Amanda, who gave us a great welcome and introduction to the Inn. The Inn was quiet and comfortable, with the amenities we like--dvds to borrow and watch in the room, good snacks in the afternoons and cold drinks available all the time. We also liked that there were beach towels and water shoes available, though we did not use them this trip. Breakfast was good enough, and pleasantly served. Our room was clean and comfortable, and large compared to other places I've stayed. We lucked out and got one of the new mattresses--GREAT investment--we slept very well. Next investment should be a new shower head. I agree with some of the other reviews that there are aspects of the decor that need to be updated, but that will not keep me away. I will come back to enjoy the peace and quiet, the beautiful view and grounds, a large, comfortable room, and the friendly but unobtrusive staff. As mentioned by others, upon the suggestion of the innkeeper we tried the blue crab charters sailing trip--this was a lot of fun and a good deal. Great suggestion.
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Rise and fall of CIA's overseas prisons traced in Senate report on interrogations
Three days after the planes had plunged into New York's tallest towers, a secret message went out to CIA stations overseas. Start making a list of potential detention sites, it said, a request that was relayed as an "urgent requirement" from the chief of the agency's Counterterrorism Center. It would be three more days before the CIA would even be given authority to capture and hold terrorism suspects as part of a highly classified memorandum signed by President George W. Bush. But with that frantic plea from headquarters, the CIA had taken an initial, fateful step toward setting up its secret prisons. In time, the agency would establish a clandestine archipelago of "black sites" in countries including Afghanistan, Thailand, Poland, Romania and Lithuania. The brutal means the CIA employed in those compounds to get terrorism suspects to talk would have far-reaching consequences for the agency and the United States' fight against terrorism, as well as the country's standing in the world. A long-awaited report by the Senate Intelligence Committee released this week describes those interrogation measures in unprecedented detail, a document that is designed mainly to make the case that such harsh tactics failed to produce any decisive intelligence. But the 528-page report also serves as the most comprehensive history of the interrogation program so far revealed to the public. It includes details on how the CIA selected the prison sites, the multimillion-dollar inducement payments it made to countries that hosted them, as well as the extent to which their locations were kept secret from U.S. ambassadors, members of Congress and even the president. Almost 13 years after the CIA established secret prisons to hold and interrogate detainees, the Senate Intelligence Committee released a report on the CIA's programs. The report lists 20 key findings. View Graphic Almost 13 years after the CIA established secret prisons to hold and interrogate detainees, the Senate Intelligence Committee released a report on the CIA's programs. The report lists 20 key findings. The Senate study traces the CIA's embrace of what President Obama would call torture. In particular, the document delineates the roles of two questionably credentialed advisers, James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, who designed harrowing regimens of waterboarding and other abuse under classified contracts that paid more than $80 million before the CIA cut ties with them. The account that emerges is one of an agency that was admittedly unprepared for its role as warden — a spy service that most agree deserves credit for dismantling the core al-Qaeda organization that plotted the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks but committed grievous errors in an interrogation program that followed an erratic and often troubling course until it was dismantled in 2009. CIA Director John Brennan said Thursday that "the program was uncharted territory for the CIA and we were not prepared." The agency's hurtling response to the Sept. 11 attacks "resulted in significant lapses" in its handling of prisoners, Brennan wrote in a formal CIA rebuttal, problems that "were the result of a failure of management at multiple levels." The initial call for "input on appropriate locations for potential CIA detention facilities" was issued on Sept. 14, 2001, according to the Senate report, at the direction of Cofer Black, who was chief of the agency's Counterterrorism Center in the years leading up to the attacks. Over the coming weeks, the CIA considered five countries on two continents as "possible hosts for detention facilities," according to the Senate study, and scouted at least "three proposed site locations" within those nations' borders. The countries are not identified in the report, but most of those initial proposals were discarded, according to current and former U.S. officials, as the agency fruitlessly explored other options — including the possibility of holding prisoners at a U.S. military base — before being forced to return to its original idea. A look at then-CIA Director Michael V. Hayden's testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on April 12, 2007, compared with the extensive summary on the CIA's interrogation and detention program, released on Tuesday. View Graphic A look at then-CIA Director Michael V. Hayden's testimony to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on April 12, 2007, compared with the extensive summary on the CIA's interrogation and detention program, released on Tuesday. In a pattern that would repeat throughout the program, the CIA wouldn't resolve the issue until it was compelled to do so by events. In March 2002, Pakistani authorities working alongside the CIA captured alleged al-Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaida, setting in motion a scramble to treat his serious wounds, press him for intelligence and find a place to put him. The agency rejected placing Abu Zubaida in U.S. military custody, in part because doing so would mean declaring him to the International Committee of the Red Cross, according to the report. Bringing him to the U.S. base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, risked "possible loss of control to U.S. military and/or FBI," which had been involved in questioning Abu Zubaida from the outset. So, in a matter of days, the CIA settled on a location
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WASHINGTON — Thousands of people with serious medical problems are in danger of losing coverage under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul because of cost overruns, state officials say.
At risk is the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan, a transition program that's become a lifeline for the so-called "uninsurables" — people with serious medical conditions who can't get coverage elsewhere. The program helps bridge the gap for those patients until next year, when under the new law insurance companies will be required to accept people regardless of their medical problems.
In a letter this week to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, state officials said they were "blindsided" and "very disappointed" by a federal proposal they contend would shift the risk for cost overruns to states in the waning days of the program. About 100,000 people are currently covered.
"We are concerned about what will become of our high risk members' access to this decent and affordable coverage," wrote Michael Keough, chairman of the National Association of State Comprehensive Health Insurance Plans. States and local nonprofits administer the program in 27 states, and the federal government runs the remaining plans.
"We fear...catastrophic disruption of coverage for these vulnerable individuals," added Keough, who runs North Carolina's program. He warned of "large-scale enrollee terminations at this critical transition time."
The crisis is surfacing at a politically awkward time for the Obama administration, which is trying to persuade states to embrace a major expansion of Medicaid under the health care law. One of the main arguments proponents of the expansion are making is that Washington is a reliable financial partner.
The root of the problem is that the federal health care law capped spending on the program at $5 billion, and the money is running out because the beneficiaries turned out to be costlier to care for than expected. Advanced heart disease and cancer are common diagnoses for the group.
Obama did not ask for any additional funding for the program in his latest budget, and a Republican bid to keep the program going by tapping other funds in the health care law failed to win support in the House last week.
Brian Cook, a spokesman for the HHS agency overseeing the health care law, took issue with idea that thousands of people could lose coverage, though he did not elaborate.
"These actions are part of our careful management of the program to ensure that there is a seamless transition...for enrollees, and that funding is spent appropriately," he said in a written statement.
The administration has given the state-based plans until next Wednesday to respond to proposed contract terms for the program's remaining seven months.
Delivered last Friday, the new contract stipulated that states will be reimbursed "up to a ceiling."
"The 'ceiling' part is the issue for us," Keough said in an interview. "They are shifting the risk from the federal government, for a program that has experienced huge cost overruns on a per-member basis, to states. And that's a tall order."
State officials say one likely consequence of the money crunch will be a cost shift to people in the program, resulting in sudden increases in premiums and copayments. Many might just drop out, said Keough.
If a state and HHS can't come to an agreement, the federal government will take over that state's program for the rest of this year. Amie Goldman, director of the Wisconsin program, said that would be an unneeded and possibly risky disruption for patients who'll have to change insurance next year anyway, when the pre-existing conditions plan formally ends.
Goldman said in her state, for example, the University of Wisconsin hospital isn't part of the federal government's provider network. "My colleagues in other states have similar concerns about holes in the network," she said. "I think it puts people at medical risk."
At his news conference this week, Obama acknowledged the rollout of his health care law wouldn't be perfect. There will be "glitches and bumps" he said, and his team is committed to working through them. However, it's unclear how the pre-existing conditions plan could get more money without the cooperation of Republicans in Congress.
The program got off to a slow start, partly because insurance isn't cheap. It offers policies at market rates, and that can mean premiums of $500 a month for someone in their 50s. The first inkling of financial problems came in February, when HHS announced a freeze on new applications.
The plan was intended only as a stopgap until the law's main push to cover the uninsured starts next year. Subsidized private insurance will be available through new state-based markets, as well as an expanded version of Medicaid for low-income people. At the same time, virtually all Americans will be required to carry a policy, or pay a fine.
States are free to accept or reject the Medicaid expansion, and the new problems with the stopgap insurance plan could well have a bearing on their decisions.
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2009 - Virginia Department of Taxation Updates Individual Income Tax Changes and Updates for 2009 Individual Income Tax Changes for 2010 and Beyond Business Tax Changes and Updates for 2009 Extension and Penalty Provisions Common Filing Errors/ Strategies for Success Tips and Tools for Preparers ______________________________________________________________________ Individual Income Tax Changes and Updates for 2009 Get Square VA- Tax Amnesty Program During Get Square VA, the 2009 Virginia Tax Amnesty Program, taxpayers with qualifying assessments and nonfiler periods who pay the tax and one-half the interest due will be relieved of any penalty and the remaining interest. The program ends December 5, 2009. Qualifying tax liabilities remaining unpaid after that date may be subject to an additional 20% penalty. For complete program information, visit GetSquareVA.com. Fixed-Date Conformity The 2008 General Assembly enacted legislation to advance the effective date of Virginia's fixed-date conformity provisions to December 31, 2008. Virginia still does not recognize federal bonus depreciation, or the five-year federal carry back provisions for net operating losses incurred in 2001 and 2002. Provisions of newer federal legislation that will be recognized for Virginia purposes include: The Economic Stimulus Act, which increases Section 179 expensing; The Food and Energy Security Act and the Heartland, Habitat, Harvest, and Horticulture Act; The Heroes Earnings Assistance and Relief Tax Act; The Housing and Economic Recovery Act; and the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act. Background: For over 20 years, beginning in 1972, Virginia conformed to federal income tax law. As a result, federal income tax law changes automatically affected Virginia provisions unless otherwise exempted. Beginning in 2003, Virginia adopted a policy of fixed-date conformity, under which the effective date of conformity has been moved by the General Assembly each year. This practice allows the legislature to gauge the economic impact of federal law changes made during the year before deciding which, if any, of those changes Virginia law will conform with. NOTE: As in previous years, the Department of Taxation will not be able to provide information on changes to the fixed-date conformity provisions until legislation is passed by the 2010 General Assembly and signed into law by the Governor. Be sure to sign up for e-Subscriptions at www.tax.virginia.gov to ensure that you receive the latest updates on legislative changes. Increase in Deduction for Contributions to College Savings Plans Effective for taxable year 2009, the allowable deduction for contributions made to a prepaid tuition plan or savings trust account will increase from $2,000 to $4,000 per plan or account. No restriction applies to the deduction amount for an individual who is 70 or older. Deduction for Income from Dealer Disposition of Real Property Effective for taxable year 2009, Senate Bill 978 allows qualifying Virginia individuals and corporations to defer payment of a portion of the Virginia income tax incurred from the sale of real property provided: The sale occurs on or after January 1, 2009 The property sold is real estate The taxpayer reports the entire gain as income on the federal return In effect, the new provision allows the taxpayer to treat certain sales as installment sales, even though the entire gain is taxable for federal purposes at the time the sales takes place. Qualifying taxpayers can initially claim a deduction for a significant percentage of the gain reported as income on for federal purposes for the taxable year in which the disposition occurs. The taxpayer will then be required to report an addition for a percentage of the Virginia deduction over a period of years as illustrated in the example below. Example: If a developer sells real estate (treated as a dealer disposition for federal purposes) for $500 that has a basis of $350, the sale would generate $150 of taxable income. If the purchase price is to be paid in equal payments over 5 years, then the taxpayer could elect to pay the Virginia tax on the sale as installments are paid. Because all of the gain would be reported in the year of sale for federal purposes, the Virginia return would be adjusted as follows: Return Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Federal $150 gain $0 $0 $0 $0 Virginia $120 $30 $30 $30 $30 Deduction addition addition addition addition The impact of these adjustments is that the taxpayer pays Virginia tax on $30 in each of the five years that $100 installments are paid. The Department of Taxation plans to publish guidelines for the subtraction before the end of 2009. Watch our website for updates, or sign up for e-Subscriptions at www.tax.virginia.gov to ensure that you are notified when the guideline are available. Subtraction for Gain on Sales of Land Preservation Credit To the extent that a gain reported on the federal income tax return includes gain or loss recognized on the sale or transfer of a Land Preservation Tax Credit, the taxpayer may subtract the gain. In the case of a loss, the loss amount included in the federal computation must be added back on the Virginia return. Limitation on Land Preservation Credit The amount of Land Preservation Credits that may be claimed on income tax returns has been reduced from $100,000 per taxpayer to $50,000 per taxpayer effective for credits claimed for taxable years beginning on and after January 1, 2009, but before January 1, 2011. The carryover period for unused credits has been extended by two years for filers affected by the limitation. The reduction in the amount of credit that can be claimed on the return does not reduce the amount of credit that may be earned or held by the taxpayer. For complete information on all nonrefundable credits, review Schedule CR and instructions, or visit www.tax.virginia.gov. Increase in the Livable Home Tax Credit Effective January 1, 2010, House Bill 1938 (Chapter 15) and Senate Bill 845 (Chapter 496) increase the maximum amount of the Livable Home Tax Credit. The amount of the credit will be $2,000 for a new residence designed to improve accessibility, or 50% of the costs for retrofitting an existing residence, not to exceed $2,000. The previous maximum credit was $1,000. Reminder: Personal Exemption and Filing Thresholds Under legislation passed by the 2007 General Assembly, the personal exemption amount for filers, spouses, and dependents is $930 for taxable year 2009. The filing threshold for single filers and married individuals filing separate returns is $11,250, and the filing threshold for married individuals filing joint returns is $22,500. Further increases in filing thresholds will be phased in by 2012. Reminder: Mandatory Electronic Filing Requirements Effective for taxable year 2008, every professional tax preparer having 100 or more clients must submit all returns electronically, except for returns containing schedules or attachments that cannot be accepted via iFile or e-File. This provision eliminates the option of filing paper forms with a 2D barcode in cases where a return can be filed electronically. The provision does not apply in cases where a preparer has received a hardship waiver from the Tax Commissioner using Form 8454P, or where a client has opted out of electronic filing by completing Form 8454T. Reminder: Military Filing Extensions Under current Virginia law, members of the Armed Forces serving in a combat zone receive either the same individual income tax filing and payment extensions as those granted to them by the IRS, plus an additional fifteen days, or a one-year extension, whichever date is later. All extensions apply to spouses of military personnel also. Service members who claim this extension write "Combat Zone" at the top of their tax returns and on the envelopes used to file the returns, as well as on any notice issued by the Virginia Department of Taxation regarding tax collection or examination. Effective for taxable year 2008, every member of the armed services deployed to noncombat service outside of the United States is also allowed an extension of his or her due date for filing and payment. The extension will expire 90 days after the completion of deployment. Service members who claim this extension should write "Overseas Noncombat" at the top of their tax returns and on the filing envelopes. Individual Income Tax Changes for 2010 and Beyond Taxable Years through 2012: Personal Exemptions and Filing Threshold Under previous legislation which affected both the personal exemption amount and filing thresholds for 2008 and 2009, increases to the filing threshold will be phased in through taxable year 2012. Filing Status 2010 and 2011 2012 and Beyond Single, or Married, filing $11,650 $11,950 separately Joint $23,300 $23,900 Business Tax Changes for 2009 Annual Filing Option for Household Employers Effective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2009, employers of household service employees may elect to file and pay the Virginia income tax withheld from their employees' salaries on an annual basis, at the same time they submit the employees' Forms W-2 for the year. In order to qualify for the annual filing, an employer must have a total payroll in each calendar quarter that does not exceed $5,000, regardless of the number of persons providing the domestic service. The employment must consist exclusively of domestic service in the private home of the employer as defined in the Federal Employment Tax Regulations. The first annual return and payment will be due on February 28, 2010. Employers may register for the new filing option by using iReg online, or by using Form R-1H. Visit our website at www.tax.virginia.gov for additional information. Digital Media Purchase or Rental Fee Effective July 1, 2009, Senate Bill 1421(Chapter 531), businesses that provide lodging facilities in Virginia may be subject to collect the Digital Media Fee. The fee applies to digital media offered via an in-room television for a separate charge, and is imposed at the rate of 10% of the cost of the rental or sale of such media. A mailer with detailed information and registration instructions was sent to affected businesses on June 1. For details about the fee, refer to Virginia Tax Bulletin 09-5, or visit the Digital Media Fee page. Virginia Motor Vehicle Fuel Sales Tax (NOVA) Effective January 1, 2010, Senate Bill 1532 (Chapter 532) changes the tax on fuel sales in Northern Virginia such that the tax would be collected by the distributors at the time of the fuel purchase to retail dealers located in Northern Virginia. The rate of the tax will also be increased from 2 percent to 2.1 percent. Affected businesses will be notified in November. Watch our website at www.tax.virginia.gov for details. Neighborhood Assistance Act Credit House Bill 1790 expands the professional services eligible for tax credits under the Neighborhood Assistance Act to include services provided by veterinarians. The bill also extends the sunset date for the authorization of Neighborhood Assistance Act Tax credits from July 1, 2009 to July 1, 2011. Reminder: Withholding for Pass-Through Entities Effective for taxable year 2008, pass-through entities (PTEs) are required to withhold Virginia income tax on their nonresident owners. The withholding requirement applies to individuals, trusts and C corporations that are owners of PTEs. At the entity level, the requirement does not apply to publicly traded partnerships, to disregarded entities, or to entities that have requested and received a hardship waiver from the Tax Commissioner. At the owner level, no withholding is required on behalf of (1) individuals who are exempt from paying federal income taxes, who are exempt from Virginia income taxes, or whose credit for taxes paid to other states is sufficient to offset all Virginia income tax attributable to the shares of income distributed by the PTE; (2) individuals included on a unified return (Form 765); (3) entities other than individuals and corporations that are exempt from federal income taxes; and (4) corporations exempt from Virginia income tax. The amount of tax to be withheld is five percent of the owner's share of Virginia taxable income, less any nonrefundable credits that are being passed from the PTE to the owner. The payment is due on or before the original due date for the PTE to file its Virginia Form 502 (generally April 15) – there are no provisions for extension, and the automatic six-month filing extension allowed for the filing of Form 502 does not apply to the withholding tax payment. The payment must be equal to at least 90 percent of the actual withholding tax liability reported by the entity on Form 502. Penalties will apply to underpayments and late payments in the same manner as such penalties are currently imposed on individual and corporate income tax returns. These penalties will apply in addition to the late filing penalty of $1,200 that the PTE might incur. In the case of a late filed return, penalties for late filing will apply to both the unpaid withholding tax (30 percent of the tax due) and to the Form 502 ($1,200). Please review the penalty and interest materials in this supplement, as well as the information on pages 8 and 9 of the 2008 Instructions for Form 502 for detailed information on penalties and interest. Extension and Penalty Provisions Under the provisions of Virginia law for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2005, every individual income tax filer is granted an automatic six-month filing extension. This does not mean that a return filed within the six-month extension period will not be subject to penalties. However, there are a few changes in the way that penalty charges are applied to returns for taxable years beginning in 2005. A tax due return may be subject to one or more penalty charges, as well as to the accrual of interest. A few basics to keep in mind: For individual income tax, penalties apply only to returns that show a balance of tax due. Individual income tax returns that reflect an overpayment, as well as "zero" returns, are not subject to penalty. Depending on when a return is filed and when the tax due is paid, the return may be subject to an extension penalty, a late payment penalty, or a late filing penalty. A return filed within six months from the original due date may be subject to an extension penalty and/or a late payment penalty. A return filed within six months of the due date is never subject to a late filing penalty. A return that is filed more than six months after the due date is subject to the maximum late filing penalty. A return filed more than six months after the due date is never subject to an extension penalty or a late payment penalty. Any balance of tax that is not paid by the due date is subject to the accrual of interest, even if the return is not otherwise subject to penalties. Extension Penalty (Code of Virginia Section 58.1-344) For taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2005, the law allows an automatic six-month filing extension. No application for extension is required. For example, a calendar year return filed after May 1, but no later than November 1 is considered to be filed on extension, and will not be subject to a late filing penalty under any circumstances. To avoid an extension penalty charge, however, the filer must pay at least 90% of the final tax liability by the original due date. If this requirement is not met, the return is subject to an extension penalty of 2% per month or part of a month on the tax due with the return, from the original due date through the date of filing. The maximum extension penalty charge is 12% of the tax due. In addition, any balance of tax due with a return filed under extension is subject to interest from the due date through the date of filing. To determine whether a return is subject to the extension penalty, consider the following questions: 1. Was the return filed within six months of the original due date? If not, the return is late and the extension provisions will not apply. 2. Is there a balance of tax due with the return? If not, no penalty will apply. 3. Is the balance of tax due more than 10% of the total tax liability? If so, you will need to compute an extension penalty, plus interest. If not, no extension penalty will apply, but the balance will be subject to interest charges. Extension Penalty Examples: A. You are preparing a calendar year return that you anticipate will be filed on December 11. The return will show a balance of tax due representing 100% of the tax liability. Because the return will be filed more than six months after May 1, it will be subject to a late filing penalty of 30% of the tax due, rather than the extension penalty. Keep in mind that filing after the end of the extension period voids the extension. B. You are preparing a calendar year return showing tax due of $100, and total tax liability of $1,000. You anticipate that the return will be filed by October 11. Because the balance of tax due is only 10% of the total tax liability, the 90% payment requirement has been met, and no extension penalty will apply. The $100 balance of tax due will be subject to accrual of interest. C. You are preparing a calendar year return showing tax due of $1,200, which represents the entire tax liability. You anticipate that the return will be filed on July 18. Because the return will filed within six months from May 1, but the 90% payment requirement was not met, the return is subject to an extension penalty, plus interest. The total extension penalty will be 6% of the tax due, or $72. Note for overseas filers: For taxpayers who are out of the country on the return due date (May 1 for calendar year filers), the law provides that the due date for those individuals will be two months after the usual due date. For example, the overseas filer due date for a calendar year return is July 1. Because this is a different due date, not an extended due date, the six-month extension period for an overseas filer who files a calendar year return begins on July 2 and runs until January 1. Late Payment Penalty (Code of Virginia Section 58.1-351) Virginia law generally imposes a late payment penalty on any balance of tax due that is not paid by the due date. In the case of a return filed under the automatic six-month extension provision, the extension ends on the date the return is filed. Therefore, if the return is filed less than six months after the due date, but the tax is not paid, the late payment penalty will apply from the date the return is filed. The late payment penalty is imposed at the rate of 6% per month or part of a month from the due date, or the date filed on extension, until the date the tax is paid, to a maximum of 30% of the tax due. The late payment penalty is computed and assessed by the Department of Taxation. A return can be subject to both the extension and the late payment penalties, but the penalty periods cannot overlap. The extension penalty cannot accrue beyond the date the return is filed. The late payment penalty cannot begin to accrue until the date the return is filed. However, the penalties are applied according to the exact date the return is filed. Therefore, even though an extension penalty and a late payment penalty cannot be applied to the same days in a calendar month, it is possible for both penalties to be applied to different days within the same calendar month. For example, if a calendar year return showing 100% of the tax due is filed on August 10, the extension penalty will apply as follows: May 2 – June 1 = 2%; June 2 – July 1 = 2%; July 2 – August 1 = 2%; and August 2 – August 10 = 2%. The total extension penalty will be 8%, including a part of the calendar month of August. The late payment penalty will then be applied as of August 11, and will accrue at the rate of 6% per month or part of a month, to a maximum of 30% of the tax due. Note for errors and audit adjustments: Virginia law recognizes a taxpayer's good faith efforts to file an accurate return. Therefore, the late payment penalty is not generally applied to a balance of tax due that results from an error on a return, such as a math error or credit error, or in cases where the additional tax results from an audit adjustment. Interest is accrued on these balances. Late Payment Penalty Examples: A. The taxpayer filed a calendar year return on August 15, without payment. The return shows a balance of tax due in the amount of $4,500, which represents 100% of the tax due. Because the return was filed within six months from the due date and the 90% payment requirement was not met, the return is subject to an extension penalty charge from May 1 until August 15. As the tax due has not been paid, the late payment penalty will apply from August 15 through the date of assessment. NOTE: Although a return can be subject to both an extension penalty and a late payment penalty, the penalties cannot overlap. The extension penalty is applied first, through the date of filing, then the late payment penalty begins to accrue. B. The taxpayer filed a calendar year return on November 7, showing a balance of tax due. Because the return was filed more than six months after the due date, no extension or late payment provisions will apply. The return will be subject to a 30% late filing penalty, plus interest. C. The taxpayer filed a calendar year return on April 20, showing a balance due of $450. The tax was not paid with the return, and remained unpaid as of May 1. In this case, the return was filed before the due date, so no extension penalty will apply. Instead, the late payment penalty will begin to accrue as of May 2. Late Filing Penalty (Code of Virginia Section 58.1-347) For taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2005, Virginia law imposes a late filing penalty on any individual income tax return filed more than six months after the due at the maximum rate of 30%. 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State regulators said Thursday they have issued $275,000 in fines against four hospitals in San Diego County because of five preventable lapses that killed patients or put them at risk of death or serious injury.
It is the highest number of local medical centers involved in any round of "immediate jeopardy" penalties — the most severe category — levied by the California Department of Public Health since its program started in 2007.
The agency held a news conference late Thursday morning to discuss the cases.
One of the local incidents resulted in the July 2009 death of a patient at Pomerado Hospital in Poway, which was fined $50,000.
The state's health investigators said Pomerado's nursing staff failed to follow standard procedures for handling a demented and disabled patient who became injured when his chair fell backward on June 20. The deficiencies included not having an alarm system for the patient to use and not notifying a doctor about the fall.
On June 25, tests showed the patient had bleeding on both sides of the brain. The patient was admitted to the intensive care unit, then moved to another hospital and eventually transferred to a skilled nursing facility. The patient died July 3.
Officials for the Palomar Pomerado Health system said they will appeal the fine and declined to share details of the case while that process is under way.
"Our sympathies go out to the patient's family as they cope with their loss," said Andy Hoang, a spokesman for the health district. He said Pomerado has always been "transparent" and willing to "self-report" problems, which it did in the case of the patient's death.
Two penalties totaling $125,000 were levied against Scripps Green Hospital in La Jolla.
In that hospital's first incident, a physician unfamiliar with a new type of lumbar catheter left a portion of the device in the spinal column during surgery on a patient. The doctor, who did not have privileges to perform the procedure, admitted to a lack of expertise with the equipment and said he spent only about 10 minutes reading the product brochure.
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In the second Scripps Green incident, the hospital's staff failed to properly sterilize a particular surgical instrument. Eleven patients were exposed to blood-borned pathogens between Aug. 1, 2008 and July 31.
State investigators said the staff violated hospital protocol by not undergoing training with a representative for the maker of the instrument.
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A saucepan of the double boiler type. The saucepan includes a lower water receptacle, an upper food receptacle and an attached handle. The handle defines an enclosed fill chamber which communicates with the lower water receptacle via a hole. A cap is connected to the handle by an over center hinge and covers a fill hole through which water may be introduced into the chamber and thence to the water receptacle. The cap may have a hole therein to provide an aural indicator of water boiling in the water receptacle.
1. A saucepan comprising a lower pan, an upper pan connected to said lower pan to define a closed chamber between said upper and lower pans, a fill housing connected to said lower pan and defining a fill hole and a fill chamber, said lower pan including a hole means for allowing flow communication between said fill chamber and said closed chamber, cap means for selectively covering said fill housing to prevent introduction and exiting of fluid therefrom, said cap means including a plug part and an opening means therethrough for creating an aural indication of rising temperatures within said closed chamber upon the escape of vapors from said fill chamber through said opening means, said cap means further including an integral hinge means for shifting said plug part between a normally closed position covering said fill hole and an open position exposing said fill chamber to allow water to be poured thereinto.
2. The saucepan of claim 1 and further including biasing means for urging said plug part towards its said normally closed position.
This invention relates to cookware, and will have special application to saucepans, and particularly to double boilers.
Double boiler saucepans are typically used to cook food in a controlled low temperature manner. A common double boiler employs a lower pan which is filled with water and rests on the stove burner, and an upper pan which is carried inside the lower pan and holds the food to be cooked above the water. Since the water can only be raised to a temperature of 100� C. before it boils, the food is cooked at or below this temperature to prevent burning. Previous double boilers included separate upper and lower pans and provided no visual or aural indicator of the water temperature.
The double boiler saucepan of this invention includes an integral upper pan/lower pan construction. A housing is connected to the pan and defines a substantially enclosed chamber to which water may be added through a fill hole. The housing is in flow communication with the lower pan through a second hole.
The fill hole is covered by a normally closed cap which is connected to the housing by a pivot member which allows the cap to be pivotally shifted between its normally closed position and an open position to expose the fill hole. A biasing member serves to return the cap to its closed position when the cap is released. The cap may also have a tapered hole to allow escaping steam from the lower pan provide an aural indication of high temperatures in the lower pan.
The invention may be incorporated into any size of double boiler currently available and may be modified for use with saucepans having a single elongated handle or with opposite U-shaped handles.
Accordingly, it is an object of this invention to provide for a novel and improved saucepan for cooking foods.
Another object is to provide for a double boiler saucepan which is easier to use and store than conventional double boilers.
Another object is to provide an integral single-piece double boiler.
Another object is to provide a double boiler saucepan which provides an aural indication of high water temperature in the lower pan.
Other objects will become apparent upon a reading of the following description.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the saucepan.
FIG. 2 is a top plan view of the saucepan.
FIG. 3 is an elevation view of the saucepan.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the saucepan.
FIG. 5 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 4, showing the fill cap in an open position to illustrate addition of water to the lower pan.
FIG. 6 is a detail view of the biasing spring as seen in dotted circle 6 of FIG. 4.
FIG. 7 is a top plan view of a second embodiment of the saucepan.
The preferred embodiments herein described are not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed. They are chosen and described to illustrate the principles of the invention, and its application and practical use to enable others skilled in the art to utilize its teachings.
FIGS. 1-6 illustrate a first embodiment of the double boiler 10 of this invention. Double boiler 10 includes generally a lower pan 12, upper pan 14 and elongated handle 16. Lower pan 12 is designed to accommodate water or other cooking fluid and is defined by bottom wall 18 and continuous outer side wall 20. Bottom wall 18 may include a lower coating or metal layer 23 of copper, while the bottom wall 18 and side wall 20 are preferably formed of stainless steel or the like. Side wall 20 is preferably rounded outwardly as shown so as to accommodate upper pan 14 and to define a chamber 22 to allow the water to contact the upper pan.
Upper pan 14 is defined by bottom wall 24 and continuous side wall 26, and is preferably formed of stainless steel or the like. As shown in FIG. 4, side walls 20 and 26 come together in overlap fashion and are rolled together to define continuous upper lip 28.
Handle 16 is an elongated member and includes a fill housing 30 which is attached to lower pan side wall 20 by conventional means. Fill housing defines chamber 32 and includes bottom wall 34, top wall 36, opposed side walls 38 and end block 40. Fill hole 42 is defined in top wall 36. A hole 44 is defined in lower pan side wall 20 and allows flow communication between chamber 32 and chamber 22. Handle 16 also includes terminal end part 46 preferably formed of a hardened phenolic plastic or the like. End part 46 is connected to fill housing end block 40 as by fastener 48.
Double boiler 10 also includes a fill cap 50 which normally covers fill hole 42. Cap 50 is preferably formed of a single piece hardened phenolic plastic and includes plug part 52, upper cap 54, actuator wedge 56 and hinge part 58. Plug part 52 closely approximates the dimensions of fill hole 42 to seal the fill hole when the cap 50 is in the normally closed position of FIG. 4. A tapered hole 60 is defined through plug 52 and upper cap 54 and communicates with chamber 32.
Hinge 58 is pivotally connected to end block 40 as by pivot fastener 62. Biasing spring 64 has a lower part 66 which rests on bottom wall 34 and angled upper part 68 as shown. Hinge 58 includes lower protrusion 70 which contacts spring upper part 68 in an over center relationship as shown in FIG. 6.
Double boiler 10 is used for temperature control cooking as follows. Cap 50 is raised to expose fill hole 42 (FIG. 5) by pushing actuator wedge 56 towards handle end part 46. Water is poured into chamber 32 and flows into chamber 22 through hole 44. When the desired amount of water has been added, wedge 56 is released. Spring upper part 68 acts on protrusion 70 to urge cap 50 back into the normally closed position shown in FIG. 4. Boiler 10 is placed on a hot stove burner (not shown) and food added to upper pan 14. Should the water in chamber 22 begin to boil (indicating a possible overheating situation) steam escaping through tapered hole 60 generates a whistling sound to provide an aural indication of the condition.
FIG. 7 shows a modified double boiler 72 which has opposite handles 74, 76. In this embodiment, fill housing 30 is connected directly to the lower pan side wall 26 as shown with all other reference characters designating like parts for purposes of convenience and clarity.
It is understood that the above description does not limit the invention to the above details, but may be modified within the scope of the following claims.
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Before beginning medication I lost about 10 kilos. I went into hospital with double pneumonia (Nocardia) and severe esophagal Cadiasis. Both were treated with antibiotics and antifungals successfully. At the same time I began a Sustiva/Truvada regimine which I have been following for about 11 months. I also not only gained back the 10 kilos lost, but have gained another 8 to 10 kilos extra (not overweight, always had been thin and now I'm simply near my ideal weight). Have a bit of belly fat and a nice facial fat structure. The question: what is the likelyhood of my losing facial fat on this regimine? Not much is ever said about Truvada as it seems to be rather new, and I'm wondering if on the long haul I might experience loss of facial mass (which, working in public, would not be helpful to me....). Thanks for your reply.
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Facial lipoatrophy has been linked to antiretroviral therapy, but some medications are more likely to produce it. In particular, AZT (zidovudine, Retrovir) and d4T (stavudine, Zerit) are the worst offenders.
Studies have shown switching from either of these agents to Viread (in Truvada) leads to improvement of this problem. So Truvada is the least likely of the nucleoside combinations to cause this complication, but facial fat loss may still occur on this agent.
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