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Shelly Moorman-Stahlman will perform a faculty organ recital on Sunday, Nov. 11 at 3 p.m. in Lebanon Valley College's Miller Chapel. In honor of the 450th birthday of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, the program will include "Est-ce Mars," a variation set on a secular Dutch folk song. Additionally, the program will include Bach's monumental Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, BWV 548 (the Wedge), selections from "The Five Dances" by Calvin Hampton, movements from Vierne's Symphony II, and the wild and furious Toccata by contemporary French composer, Jean Guillou.
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A frequent recitalist as both an organist and pianist throughout the Midwest and East Coast, Moorman-Stahlman has garnered an impressive array of competition credits which include semi-finalist at the St. Albans International Organ Competition in England; audience prize at the Spivey International Competition; finalist in the Arthur Poister Competition; second prize in the MTNA National Wurlitzer Competition; and finalist, Region VI AGO Competition.
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I was blessed to have produced some trident maple and Amur maple, and Chinese Lacebark Maple and a couple of other seedlings this summer. Now I am in a panic as to how to overwinter them for my future bonsai projects. I have them in the " chicken coop" i.e. outdoor shed with windows. Then I was going to move them to our 150 farmhouse basement with lighting. Do they need to lose their leaves and go dormant, or should I try to grow them all winter this year and work on the dormacy next year when they are bigger? Our winters can be very tough on plant material. Thanks Sheri
Hi Sheri, I always advocate the more "natural" way of treating plants, which would mean exposing them to winter this year. Of course, you want to make sure they are hardy for your zone first. What stage are they in right now? Are their exposed to colder nights? Have their leaves started to change color? How well insulated is your chicken coop? Is that basically an indoor situation? If they are currently in a warm "indoor" situation than it may already be too late to be moved outside this late in the year. On the other hand, if they are somewhat exposed to cooler day and night temperatures than they should be getting ready to slow down for winter, in which case you could bury the pots in the ground outside in a sheltered spot and mulch them well, so the roots are not so exposed to the freezing weather. Keep them out of direct sunlight and wind. if you get a lot of snow I would let them get buried in that, it makes for great insulation. Whichever way you decide to go, good luck with your seedlings. Let us know how you proceeded and how it turned out.


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I'm looking for a simple, non-toxic way to extend the life of my trellis posts. I'm just using cheap 2x3's, and want them to last more than one season. I've read that coating a fence post with linseed oil mixed with powdered charcoal will help prevent the post from rotting. Does anyone know if this really works? I'm thinking about getting some linseed/flax oil (not boiled, since that probably contains chemicals), adding some pulverized charcoal, then painting it on the bottom ends of my trellis posts. Or I might just use vegetable oil, if I can't find the right linseed oil. I'm also going to cut the tops of the posts at an angle, so water will run off. These posts don't need to last for decades. I'm just hoping they'll be good for at least 2 or 3 seasons. And they'll be stored in the garage over the winter.
i'd use steel fence posts. once they are set you can cut them short if you like. you can then bolt the vertical wooden supports to the metal posts. if you use the round chain link fence posts they make brackets for attaching the wood.
I've read of a tungston oil, don't think I got the name right because when I searched it, it came up as the metal tungston. It was used regularly on untreated spinning wheels, will keep searching for the right name, but I'm sure that is it.
There is also something called Teak Oil. I posted the url below.
Also, don't think it's very organic, but I read about people building pole buildings and preserving their wood with kerosene. Surely kerosene can't be good for organic, but it's a thought.
I hope that helps.
Here is a link that might be useful: Teak oil
I think maybe you mean tung oil. I guess it can be used like linseed without changing colors (or so says the almighty Wikipedia).
For wooden trellis bottoms, I've actually seen people attach removable wooden "legs", so that as they rot, they can be replaced easily, keeping the real trellis legs from ever touching the ground.
Here's the link, if you wanna check it out:
plans for trellis with removable legs
Here is a link that might be useful: Lifehacker trellis
I found this product two years ago and used it on my untreated wood boards for my veggie garden. You take the packet of dried herbs soak them in water then paint the greenish mixture on your wood and when it drys you have treated wood! :) Worked two years for my raised bed so far.
If it's an option for you, line the wooden planters with something that doesn't rot or allow water through, like black plastic nursery containers or pond liner. That way, the wood isn't in constant contact with wet soil. I know that may not be a good option for everyone based upon the design of the particular containers in question.
Thanks for all of the ideas. I'm not sure yet what I'm going to use, but now I have more options I hadn't thought of. All of the info I found about the oil and charcoal method seemed to come from the same source. It was repeated a lot, but no info about actual experiences with it. So I may try one of the other methods instead.


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I just installed my new Grohe Bau showerhead. FAIL! It dribbles water from the unused orifices when on the massage or jet function. The previous Moen showerhead lacked adequate water pressure to rinse the shampoo from my hair, and dripped slowly from the shower arm despite high quality teflon tape.
Am I going to have to reinstall the now-yellowed white plastic Water-Pik showerhead I purchased for $1 in the early 90s from a yard sale and which makes these other expensive faucets look like junk?
If you have a showerhead with a vigorous spray that will rinse your shampoo and wake you up the Monday after we spring ahead, yet will also give you a pleasing, gentle drenching rinse, please, I beg of you, recommend it.
DH and I have worked our a**es off on this DIY bathroom and are so close to the finish! I just want it to end, make it stop!
I have no idea about this topic but what about this brand, Speakman. I will link their site below. There is this other brand that is cheaper that may be similar. I have no idea. This other brand is Giessdorf. They may be totally made in China. Here is a site that sells this brand:
As I was doing a search I found a page from the US Gov that was wanting Zoe Industries to stop selling one model, because it didn't comply with water rules. This is the page I found:
As I was looking at the report it looked as if the flow restricter was too easy to remove. So that gets me to thinking, can you remove the flow restricters on the heads you don't like? Could you give it a try to see if one will work for you?
I have seen the Giessdorf for sale on Amazon so it probably isn't the model that is in question with the US Gov. Although as I read the reviews on Amazon it sounds like those folks were removing the flow restricter.
Here is a link that might be useful: Speakman shower head
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We like our Hansgrohe air-inject rain-showerheads. I can look up the specific model/size for you if you want. When they were first installed, we thought they didn't deliver a forceful enough spray--this was after 2-3 months of showering in our guest bathroom (with an extremely, extremely forceful Jaclo "can" style showerhead, small-ish shower stall, and shower control that goes C to H; no separate volume/temp controls).
When we first started using them, we had considered swapping them out, but within a few short weeks (if that long), we ended up loving them. The spray is powerful enough, yet it's very relaxing at the same time (I am usually in a rush, and never have as much time as I'd like to linger under the spray!). Also, I really like the two other spray patterns/settings. One is massage, and the other is a combo spray-massage. I never liked/used the massage or other settings on shower-massage showerheads, but have used them with this one, especially when my neck, shoulders, or back are sore and achy.


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I have read the post here about it, but they don't answer my question.
When mixing it with some peat moss, I noticed these shiny particles on my hands that kind of looked liked vermiculite. I was wondering if that is what it is, or is it something else.
This is the only stuff I can use at the moment till I can make my own compost.
Nobody intentionally increases the weight of their product. It's sold based on volume not weight. Increasing weight increases shipping costs and cuts into profit.
Earthgro Organic Humus And Manure is sold by weight in 40 pound bags. I've asked the question about sand in products to industry spokespeople and other insiders. They say it is common to add sand (if sold by weight) and other fluffy fillers (like peat if sold by volume). Even grass seed is being "cut" with fillers. Next time you're in Wal-Mart, look at the grass seed that has the coating on it. In a 10-pound bag you sometimes get 5 pounds of seed.
I can't be sand. The only way to get this stuff off my hands is by a water hose with a sprayer on the end of it.
That is how I get sand off my hands. It does not wipe off or brush off. If you dip your hands into a sink of water, does the stuff fall off? If not then it might not be sand. How big are the sparkles? Are they itty bitty (sand) or are they the size of a pencil point or larger (something else)?
It does not fall off. The particles are very tiny.
I did email scotts to ask them what it is.
This is what i'm going to grow my potatoes in and I was worried about it sticking to the potatoes and not being easy to get off.
One more thing.
I used two parts humus and manure to one part spangum peat moss.
Should I add 1 more part spangum peat moss to make it an even 2 parts, or is what I have fine.
Walmart is inundated with the stuff this yr and it's already discounted to $1 per bag. Looks like 50 cent by fall and I love those kind of buys but this stuff doesn't look very good. I think also that they have added sand or possibly vermiculite. Has anybody had good results?
The directions on the bag specifically state not to use more than 3 inches mixed with soil. I wouldn't mix it solely with peat.
Peat is hydrophobic, I think that's the word. Very hard to wet, and once wetted if allowed to fully dry will shed water. The only way to really get it wet is put it in a wheel barrel and fill w/ water, or just fill up the bag w/ water before dumping it out. Adding more peat will not help your current situation.
I came across this old post, what puzzles me, is why did she not use a good potting soil for her garden.Thus she would not have the drainage problems...I always used a good potting soil for my veggie gardens with very little manure etc.. and NEVER had a problem...That's what potting soil is for to help drainage, and its not just for ornamental plant gardens....
Potting soil is for pots, IMHO. Garden soil should be amended with compost. Although I know a lot of people use potting mix or commercial bagged 'garden soil' mixes which look a lot like potting mix. They're quite a bit more expensive than compost, even good compost.
I tested Earthgro a few years back but the data is probably meaningless since the product would be produced regionally by different producers and the contents may change by season even at the same producer.
I've seen plenty of sand and even silt and clay in bagged compost. And most of the ones in my area ARE sold by weight, so you're also paying for water. Some of the cheaper ones had less than 10% by weight organic matter, on a wet weight (as-received) basis. Once you take out the water, ash content and added soil filler, there ain't much left.


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Is this the answer to my countertop problem? White Macaubas?
I was just at the granite yard and they are getting 16 of these slabs in soon:
Will this work with my calacatta gold subway tile backsplash, white perimeter cabinets and black perimeter counters?
Can I get away with wood stained island cabinetry with this countertop choice?
sorry, no I am not in Illinois anymore. Good luck on your search!
I have to cross my fingers that these slabs will be long enough. Paperwork shows 117". I need 120" The granite (stone) guy that works there says these are the over seas papers and they are sometimes wrong and in the past the slabs have been closer to 124".
The waiting begins...... (they won't get them in stock for 3 more weeks)
Illini, that slab is one of the prettiest white macaubus I've seen. The stone yards we've been to lately have also been getting in new slabs.
Just be sure to take your cabinet doors for color, (not the little 4x4 sample) as well as your BS tile sample.
We went to look specifically at the new white macaubus samples here a few weeks ago, thinking that would solve our island countertop issue, but the macaubus was all way too grey in the field to work with our blue and white cabinet doors.
If we had the stained cab island like you do, they might have worked, but the grey ground of the macaubus and the creamy white of our perimeter cabinet combined with the blue island base just didn't come together.
In the pics I'd envisioned a soft marble-like white as the base of macaubus, where in reality it's a very granite grey-white.
Are your cabinets on order yet? If not, and you have a choice of whites, maybe take doors from your kitchen place of the whites available. That might make it easier to pic a cab color that will work well with that incredible piece of macaubus and your BS tile.
thanks ml weaving!
I haven't selected a white paint (laquer) yet. So I do have that flexibility to pick the 'right' white if I love these countertops (and they work).
Funny enough, I showed this pic to my husband and he says "nice....but I still like the LG Minuet better"
aaagh! what can i do......
I'm trying NOT to get my heart set on this countertop....it may be too short, or too grey, or too expensive. I don't have any pricing from my fabricator yet but according to the stone yard it does run high, he compared it to taj mahal. I forgot what the price/sq. foot was on that. If it's 150/sq foot I have to forget it.


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NBC is going big for its upcoming live performance of Peter Pan.
Oscar winner Christopher Walken will star as Captain Hook in NBC's follow-up to The Sound of Music, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt is expected to make the announcement during his session Sunday at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour.
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"We were talking about doing it with a man at one point, but we've had several women who wanted to do it and they're either busy or their schedules don't work. It's not like we can film this at any time; I need this person from Aug. 5-Dec. 5, so that knocks out the Kristen Bells of the world, who was somebody I talked to about doing it and she was interested but she's doing House of Lies," he said, noting he spoke with the Frozen star before she announced her pregnancy. "It's tricky finding the right person in the schedule that we need it but we're actually close. [Peter is] going to be female."
Based on James M. Barrie's revered book and musical, NBC's new take, which hails from Universal Television, comes after the network in 1955 staged a live broadcast of the Broadway production of Peter Pan that opened in 1954. The show, starring Tony winners Mary Martin and Cyril Richard drew 65 million viewers — the highest rating for a single night program at the time. NBC later broadcast the show live again in 1956 and 1960. It was also the first broadcast of a musical in color.
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Walken has appeared in more than 100 feature films and TV series. He won the Oscar for his role in the The Deer Hunter and was nominated for Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can." His credits also include film musicals including Pennies From Heaven in which he danced to "Let's Misbehave." He's currently dancing again in Clint Eastwood's adaptation of Broadway hit Jersey Boys. His 13 Broadway credits include his Tony-nominated performance in James Joyce's The Dead as well as for the 2010 play A Behanding in Spokane, in which he also played a man with a severed hand.
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In Japan, 3D films get kicked by new samurai flicks
TOKYO (Reuters) – Hollywood 3D movies may be huge in Japan, but a wave of new samurai films threatens to tarnish their image by dazzling audiences with old-school action and some clever new twists to the sword-and-kimono stories.
From the works of filmmaking legend Akira Kurosawa, such as "Seven Samurai," to dramas aired on public broadcaster NHK, samurai fare has long been a staple of Japanese entertainment.
Paramount revives hit film "Ghost" in Japan
TOKYO (Reuters) – Paramount Pictures is bringing "Ghost" back to life with a Japanese version of the romance blockbuster, becoming the latest Hollywood studio to launch a local-language production as U.S. films stumble at Japan's box offices.
The unit of Viacom Inc also is starting to dub more U.S. movies, such as "Shutter Island," into Japanese to lure elusive young audiences, an unusual step in a country where most foreign fare, apart from kids' films, is shown with subtitles.
Driving schools rev up with BMWs, manicures
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese driving schools are offering more than instruction behind the wheel, with Hawaiian massage and lessons in BMWs among the services available to compete for a dwindling number of potential students.
Like a broad spectrum of Japanese companies, driving schools are grappling with the country's shrinking population and a tightfisted economic climate that have triggered fierce price competition.
Give me my allowance back!
Kids these days can't get a break. They cop flak from the older generation for their manners, the way they dress, and having it too easy compared with in the good old days.
And now their pocket money has taken a hit.
High school students in Japan saw their allowances fall 11 percent last year to an average 6,045 yen ($68) a month — the lowest since 1990 — according to a recent survey by the Central Council for Financial Services Information.
Go, Johnny, go
Moviegoers in Japan can't get enough of Johnny Depp: The swashbuckling "Pirates of the Caribbean" star has been named favourite actor for a record seventh straight year in a survey by film magazine Screen.
That topped the previous record of six consecutive years for actress Audrey Hepburn in the early 1960s in Screen's annual readers poll, which the magazine has been conducting since 1952.
Skipping the taxi
Looking for extra motivation to walk away the pounds? Japan's Happinet Toys is selling a pedometer that calculates how much money you save on taxi fares by walking as well as the calories you burn.
The meter on the "Taxi Walker" starts at 710 yen ($7.90) — the same as the initial fare for most Tokyo taxis and which covers the first 2 km (1.2 miles). Once the user has walked more than 2 km, the pedometer tacks on 90 yen for each additional 280 meters.
Silence from the top as Toyota recall crisis deepens
TOKYO, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Akio Toyoda took the helm of
Toyota Motor Corp <7203.T> last year pledging to steer the
company out of its worst downturn in history and bring greater
transparency to its sprawling corporate culture.
Now Toyoda, the grandson of the company's founder, is
having to cope with a deepening recall crisis that threatens to
do irreversible damage to its brand and once stellar reputation
for quality.
American Airlines sweetens offer as JAL shares plunge
TOKYO (Reuters) – American Airlines <AMR.N> and its partners in the Oneworld alliance sweetened their offer to Japan Airlines <9205.T> to $1.4 billion to keep the struggling national carrier from joining hands with rival Delta Air Lines <DAL.N>.
The announcement came as JAL shares plunged 45 percent to a record low, wiping out nearly $900 million in market value, on growing expectations the airline is headed for bankruptcy and a delisting from the Tokyo exchange.
American sweetens support offer as JAL shares plunge
TOKYO, Jan 12 (Reuters) – American Airlines <AMR.N> and its
partners in the Oneworld alliance sweetened their offer to
Japan Airlines <9205.T> to $1.4 billion to keep the struggling
national carrier from joining hands with rival Delta Air Lines
The announcement came as JAL shares plunged 45 percent to a
record low, wiping out nearly $900 million in market value, on
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Mind your train manners
Taking the train in Japan and want to avoid irking fellow passengers? Keep conversation to a whisper, turn down your iPod and put your cellphone on vibration mode.
When it comes to ridership manners on Japan's vast network of subways and commuter trains, many foreign visitors have complained to me about the pushing and shoving and reluctance to give up seats for senior citizens and pregnant women.


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It would seem that Empire has a hotline right to the good stuff when it comes to "X-Men: Days Of Future Past." Earlier this week, they debuted an (absurd) 25 magazine covers featuring the cast of characters from the upcoming superhero pileup (including one for Rogue, who has been cut from the movie)...Read More »
For a minute, it looked as if the race might be over. David O. Russell's "American Hustle" (and the way that that phrase rhymes alone makes us glad it's a Best Picture nominee) had the momentum going into the Oscar nominations last week, and had even more after it: ten nominations, including Best Pi...Read More »
Once again, the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have sprung a number of surprises on us with this year's nominations.Read More »
The 86th Academy Award nominations did the hustle big time for "American Hustle," with 10 nominations. From our female perspective, it's terrific that both Amy Adams, with her first lead nod following four supporting tries, and supporting candidate Jennifer Lawrence are in the running in the acting ...Read More »
Age is just a number. But what if that number is 23 and you're Jennifer Lawrence, whose Golden Globe winning role in "American Hustle" some critics have said is too mature for her age?Read More »
The Golden Globes -- voted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association -- do not reflect the direction of the Oscar race. But they can give valuable momentum for the winners who get nominated this Thursday. The full list of winners, and analysis, is here.Read More »
2013, we're not quite done with you yet. To close off our coverage of the year gone by, we wanted to hand over the mic to the actors, directors and other film professionals who made waves, headlines, faux pas, announcements, pronouncements or funny gags throughout the year. And we're changing up the...Read More »
There is no such thing as a small role, the old saying goes, and one of the many pleasures to be found in David O. Russell's awards season contender "American Hustle," is Louis C.K.'s turn as Stoddard Thorsen, the supervisor to Bradley Cooper's slowly unraveling FBI agent Richie DiMaso. Throughout t...Read More »
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Variety predicts that "Catching Fire," which has thus far grossed $407.5 million domestically, will soon overtake Iron Man 3 as 2013's top-earning movie later this week.Read More »


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Just made an offer on an in-progress new build
Long story short: we just offered $580,000 (w/ $100,000 in earnest money) on an in-progress semi-custom house listed at $615,000. Hope to hear a counter offer by tomorrow evening. Looking for thoughts/advice/predictions.
Short story long: We looked at about 100 model homes, picked one we loved by Builder A, and had Builder B bid it out for the lot we had been eyeing for over a year (Builder B owns the lot we were interested in). Builder B came back at $663,000, which is more than we're comfortable spending.
While we were chewing on that number and trying to decide what options to pull and square footage to cut to make it more affordable, I was surfing Builder A's website and noticed that they were building 3 spec homes with "our" floorplan. The spec homes are in the same great school district, but 50% closer to my husband's work, are in an established neighborhood with mature trees, and w/ the options we want they are priced at $615,000 (or $604,545 after the 1.7% discount for not bringing in a buyer's agent).
The real estate agent told us that more earnest money = lower purchase price. We are a young couple and play our cards close to the vest, so I think he was shocked when we showed up the next day with an offer for $589,860 ($580,000 after the buyer's agent discount) with $100,000 earnest money.
If any of you have been through a similar situation I'd love to hear your thoughts/advice/predictions.
I don't understand the "more earnest money=lower purchase price".
Seller's net (bottom line) is the best determinant of whether a contract is accepted, although putting up substantial earnest money may convince a seller to look more closely at a low offer rather than rejecting it.
Have you received a response yet?
By earnest money, do you mean down payment? (i.e. your total in cash portion of the sale price, with the rest coming from a mortgage) (because to me, earnest money is what you put down after the offer has been accepted but before inspections & such, and there is some risk of losing that if the deal goes bad because of lack of action on your part).
In a way, a larger down payment means the cost of the house is less to you ... because you pay less interest on the mortgage. But it has no effect on the seller.
Unless there is some difference when it is a builder you're buying from, that I am unaware of.
No, I meant earnest money, not a down payment. Basically the build is going to take 4 months, so if we provide more earnest money, they don't have to pay for as much of the build out-of-pocket.
Anyway, we negotiated with the builder and have signed a purchase agreement! :) Now to sell our currently home. (In our market, it shouldn't be a problem so long as we're realistic about our price.)


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 EVault's Cloud-Connected Service Provider Program Recognized as One of the IT Channel's Premier Vendor Partner Programs

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EVault Awarded 5-Star Rating in CRN's 2012 Partner Programs Guide for Second Consecutive Year08:00 EDT Tuesday, May 15, 2012 SAN FRANCISCO (Business Wire) -- EVault, Inc., a Seagate Company (NASDAQ:STX), today announced that its Cloud-Connected Service Provider (CCSP) Program has been awarded a 5-Star Partner rating in CRN's Partner Programs Guide for the second year in a row. EVault president and general manager Terry Cunningham was recognized as a CRN Channel Chief for the second consecutive year as well. The 2012 CRN Partner Program Guide and CRN 5-Star Rating are the definitive listings of manufacturers and software publishers that provide services and offer products for the IT channel. CRN's Partner Program Guide recognizes vendors who have channel programs and derive a portion of their sales through the indirect IT channel. In building the list, UBM Channel Research assessed vendors based on their investments in program offerings, partner profitability, partner training, education and support, marketing programs and resources, sales support and communication. CRN selected EVault and CCSP because of the program's exceptional commitment to channel success. Since its launch in 2010, the EVault CCSP Program has provided partners with a quick and seamless way to extend monthly recurring revenue through EVault's proven expertise in managing cloud-connected storage solutions. EVault's CCSP Program allows partners to go to market quickly, win customers, and increase profitability – all with the full backing of the EVault brand. "The companies listed in CRN's 2012 Partner Programs Guide represent a comprehensive list of the best channel programs in the market today," said Kelley Damore, VP and editorial director, for UBM Channel's CRN. "The 5-star award is reserved for vendors that understand that a successful partnership does not rely solely on the technology. By offering their partners tools, education and regular updates, vendors on this list go above and beyond traditional support to ensure a mutually beneficial partnership." "The CRN Partner Programs Guide is the gold standard for recognizing the collaboration that takes place between cloud technology vendors and resellers. We are extremely honored to be included in such a well-regarded list," said Dave Hallmen, VP of worldwide sales and marketing at EVault. "The EVault team is committed to providing our partners with everything they need to thrive in the channel, and our CCSP Program is a complete package that helps VARs and service providers grow and succeed." The 2012 Partner Programs Guide and 5-Star Partners listing will be featured on CRN.com and in the March 2012 issue of CRNmagazine. About UBM Channel: (www.ubmchannel.com) UBM Channel is the premier provider of IT channel-focused events, media, research, consulting, and sales and marketing services. With over 30 years of experience and engagement, UBM Channel has the unmatched channel expertise to execute integrated solutions for technology executives managing partner recruitment, enablement and go-to-market strategy in order to accelerate technology sales. UBM Channel is a UBM company. To learn more about UBM Channel, visit us at http://www.ubmchannel.com. UBM plc: (www.ubm.com) UBM plc is a leading global business media company. We inform markets and bring the world's buyers and sellers together at events, online, in print and provide them with the information they need to do business successfully. We focus on serving professional commercial communities, from doctors to game developers, from journalists to jewelry traders, from farmers to pharmacists around the world. 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How Political Gridlock Encourages Tax Avoidance
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In July, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew asked Congress to stop the current wave of corporate expatriations. The legislation is going nowhere, and Treasury and the IRS are unwilling to act on their own, though some legal experts believe they already have the authority to curb the transactions. This is just the most recent example of […]
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The latest example of why bipartisanship is not necessarily good: A bill proposed by senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Pat Roberts (R-KN) to require the IRS to hire private debt collectors. The last time Congress made the IRS try this, the agency lost money. It was a terrible idea then and it is a terrible idea now. Schumer and Roberts slipped […]
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Let's take a break from fake IRS political scandals to consider how the Service handled a real scandal 45 years ago. Randolph W. Thrower was IRS commissioner from 1969 to 1971. The Nixon White House insisted that the IRS audit the president's enemies. Thrower, a lifelong Republican, refused to do it. According to the Washington […]
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Back in November, I suggested that tax prep firms might be a useful portal for low-income people to get insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act. The idea: Since many key ACA-related issues are income-based, commercial tax prep is an easy way for folks to learn whether they are eligible for expanded Medicaid coverage, how […]
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The Internal Revenue Service is one of the biggest losers in the 2014 budget deal agreed to last night by House and Senate negotiators. Under the agreement, the service would get just $11.3 billion, which is $526 million below its 2013 budget and $1.7 billion less than President Obama requested. According to the House Appropriations […]
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House Republicans have decided to make the IRS their summer piñata. Its leadership says it will bring a series of anti-IRS proposals to the floor later this month. And an appropriations subcommittee's spending bill would slash the agency's budget by $3 billion, 24 percent below levels Congress approved in March. If the plan is to […]
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The IRS and the Tea Party: Treasury Report Finds Big Bungling but Small Scandal
By Howard Gleckman :: May 15th, 2013
The IRS's botched processing of requests for tax-exempt status by political groups isn't the new Watergate. In fact, as scandals go, it is barely the Days Inn–based on what we've learned from a much-anticipated report by the Treasury Department's Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA). That any report by TIGTA is much anticipated says something about […]
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Simplifying Child Care Tax Benefits
By Elaine Maag :: April 15th, 2013
Every year at tax time I am reminded of two tax benefits that subsidize my children's child care – the employer-provided child care exclusion and the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC). Families with sufficient expenses can benefit from both provisions. Congress could simplify these child care benefits by harmonizing the maximum allowable expenses for […]
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Ellen Scores A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Well-deserved Ms. DeGeneres.
She received the 2,477th star on the famed walk.
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Care Homes / Nursing Homes for Physical Disabilities in and around Killamarsh
Distances given are in a straight line from the centre of Killamarsh but travel routes may be longer.
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A wonderful care home where my daughter is looked after so very well. The staff are amazing, so… (Tuesday 23 Sep 2014)
109a Worksop Road, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4WB 2.7 Miles
Care Group: Exemplar Health Care Ltd
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The Lodge provides nursing care for young adults with a learning disability and associated complex needs in a vibrant and young atmosphere. Care is 'user focused' to promote residents to be as independent as possible, and the home has good links… more
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Within one month of residence I had got the mum back that I had not seen for a few years. Mum has… (Tuesday 8 Apr 2014)
Ladyfield House Residential Home
Peckmill View, Kiveton Park, Sheffield S26 6UY 3.2 Miles
Care Group: Larchwood Care
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Ladyfield Residential & Dementia Residential Care Home provides skilled care for up to fifty service users, from a homely setting and versatile team of experienced care professionals. The aim of the service is to achieve top quality care while supporting… more
7 Norbriggs Road, Woodthorpe, Mastin Moor, Chesterfield S43 3BW 3.8 Miles
Care Group: Craegmoor
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Woodthorpe Lodge care home is situated in Woodthorpe, near Stavely, Chesterfield, with easy access by car or minibus to local shops and amenities. The Home has been tastefully decorated throughout with individual décor to each bedroom to meet the requirements… more
Dinnington Hall, Falcon Way, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 2NY 4.9 Miles
Care Group: Exemplar Health Care Ltd
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The Glades is an 11 bed home that has recently been refurbished to a high standard to meet the needs and wishes of residents. The Glades offers residential care to adults with learning disabilities and complex needs. The home offers a varied programme… more
Bridge Street, Killamarsh, Sheffield S21 1AL 0.2 Miles
Care Group: Four Seasons Health Care
Care provided for Physical Disability
The Lodge Care Centre is a forty capacity Sheffield facility from the portfolio of Four Seasons Health Care, suited to an extensive range of nursing requirements. Carers are experienced in looking after residents with physical disabilities, neurological… more
Penny Engine Lane, Off Church Street, Eckington, Sheffield S21 4BF 1.9 Miles
Care Group: Care Living
Care provided for Physical Disability
Eckington Court Nursing Home is a fifty-capacity Bondcare facility that looks to suit a wide range of personal needs for the benefit of people in Sheffield. The home works closely with related health services, while keeping strong community links… more
Off Falcon Way, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 2NY 4.9 Miles
Care Group: Exemplar Health Care Ltd
Care provided for Physical Disability
Athorpe Lodge is a purpose built home that provides 'a home for life' by ensuring residents can continue to live there even if their care needs change and dependency increases. The home provides nursing and residential care for older people and… more
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Redwall Close, Rotherham Road, Dinnington, Sheffield S25 3QA 4.7 Miles
Spa Lane, Woodhouse, Sheffield S13 7PG 3.1 Miles
Richmond Parkway, Richmond Park, Sheffield S13 8HH 4.8 Miles
High Street, Beighton, Sheffield S20 1HE 1.6 Miles
Woodhouse Mill, 461 Retford Road, Sheffield S13 9WB 3.4 Miles
63/65 St Joseph's Road, Handsworth, Sheffield S13 9AU 4.6 Miles
35 King Street, Swallownest, Sheffield S26 4TX 2.9 Miles
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