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In addition to a children's pool, Aryana Hotel provides a health club, a sauna, and a steam room. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Edwardian hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Aryana Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
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- Number of floors - 26
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Down comforter
- Memory foam mattress
- Pillow menu
- Sofa bed size
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Aryana Hotel has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a health club, a sauna, a steam room, and a children's pool.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
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- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1:00 PM
Check-in time ends at noon
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No pets or service animals allowed
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fee for buffet breakfast: AED 30 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: AED 200 per vehicle
- Deposit: AED 500 per stay (cash only)
- Rollaway bed fee: AED 100 per night
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One child 10 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.

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This three bedroom, two-full/two-half bath estate pays tribute to old world, Spanish architecture, while at the same time possessing all the modern upgrades to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Luv Surf, LLC is a sustainable, eco-friendly company, and we are proud to say this house contains low-voltage lights and is completely solar powered. In addition, the house offers free wi-fi and four flat screen LCD HD TVs with regular programming channels throughout the house. It features a two-car garage and extra parking space.
As you walk through a wrought-iron gate and stone archways to the main private courtyard, you will see vines and bougainvillea cascading across the exterior walls. A lemon and orange grove adorn the east side of the house. Stroll the neighborhood and take in the snow-capped San Bernardino mountains.
Upon entering this pet-friendly abode, you will find a game room, complete with pool table, shuffle board, flat screen TV and gas fireplace. A ping pong table is also available for set up. Walk past the wet bar and into the gourmet kitchen, which boasts travertine tile floors, island gas range, granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances, including coffee maker with grinder. The rustic dining table seats eight comfortably. Off the kitchen is a laundry room with front-load washer and dryer. A glass door walk-in pantry allows for sufficient food storage for long-term renters.
Kick back and relax on either of the two large leather sofas in the living room, in front of another flat screen TV and gas fireplace---great for lounging on those cool desert nights.
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On a new purchase of farm land, is it possible to carve out the cost of recent improvements and depreciate them? More specifically, can we depreciate the cost of tile and risers used to drain water collected in terrace channels and the cost of installation of this tile? I see in IRS Pub 225 that field drainage tile qualifies for depreciation. The exact amount of cost might be difficult to determine, but it would seem reasonable to allocate part of the total cost of the land purchased to the tile system. We understand the cost of earth-moving to build terraces would not be depreciable.
Drainage tile is a depreciable asset. It is within Asset Class 00.3 of Rev. Proc. 87-56, and can be depreciated over 15 years. The problem, as you suggest, is one of valuation. What is the reasonable allocation of your purchase price to the fair market value of that tiling, given its age and condition? There is likely some fact-finding that is necessary to determine how many feet of tiling are in the ground and what is the approximate age of each of the past tiling improvements, and what type of improvement was made (concrete tile, clay, or plastic?).
I have seen IRS agents adjust a farmer's depreciation schedule where an aggressive "ball park estimate" was placed on the value of tiling. It is best to get a third-party, such as a tiling installer or someone with expertise, to estimate the current cost of what tiling is present, and then apply an appropriate discount for the age and condition, considering the economic useful life of each particular tiling improvement. The better your evidence for how you came up with your allocation of value to the tiling, the better the chance of sustaining the depreciation deduction in the event of an IRS exam.
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Our small organization provides a group health insurance plan for employees. The spouse of one employee is retired from a large school district and is part of the group health plan for that school district, but she has to pay for the insurance out of her pocket. Can our organization reimburse the employee for the cost of her health insurance with pre-tax dollars?
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My husband is in his 70s and has a son from a prior marriage. I do not have any children. Our estate plan includes a trust for my husband's son and a trust with our joint assets to care for the surviving spouse. My husband has 300 acres to contribute to our joint trust plus some horses. What is the best way to insure that my stepson doesn't challenge our joint trust should his father die before me?
I assume from your description that your husband's share of the joint or marital assets is to be placed in a trust, providing income to you during your lifetime, but then the assets pass to your stepson. Apparently, your concern is that the stepson will challenge that arrangement, seeking immediate access to those assets rather than waiting for your eventual estate. You get two responses to this concern: First the legal and then the practical.
The legality of a will or trust and challenges to those documents are grounded in state law. If you have a concern, I would suggest engaging an attorney within your state to provide a second opinion on the strength and clarity of the language in your present arrangement. It may be possible to add an amendment or clarifying language that better protects the intent of you and your husband.
But let me add some practical advice from years of experience. The post-death challenges I see in these situations often arise because the next generation is surprised by what a parent has done in a will, and suspects it was not actually the parent's intent but rather a plan that arose from the influence of the second spouse. The best defense is often clear communication from your husband now about the estate plan, to assure his son understands this plan is precisely what your husband desires. This bit of advice is probably a higher priority than simply shoring up the legalities. Good communication can prevent any issue from arising. Better legalities will help you prevail in a lawsuit, but that is a more costly and emotionally tumultuous outcome.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Andy Biebl is a nationally recognized CPA and tax principal who specializes in agriculture with CliftonLarsonAllen LLP in Minneapolis and New Ulm, Minnesota. He writes tax columns for DTN and its sister publication, The Progressive Farmer magazine. To submit questions for future columns, email email@example.com. Subscribers can always find Biebl's columns in Town Hall, on the Farm Business page or online using the Search feature under News.
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Category: Faith
The Conversion of St. Augustine
The hour Augustine became a Christian is a watershed moment in Christian history, for this young man would go on to become not only a beloved bishop in a small town in north Africa but arguably the tallest intellectual mountain in the history of the church. Before his conversion, Augustine was engrossed in one of the heresies of his day, something that caused much grief to his pious mother, Monica. Following his assent of the Christian faith, however, he devoted his vast intellectual energies to exploring and expounding upon the Christian doctrines, producing a great number of works, including the Confessions and the City of God, which would have a lasting influence in such fields as psychology, philosophy, history, politics, and even war (e.g. Just War theory is often traced to Augustine). His famous conversion story is a powerful example of the power of Scripture – God's revealed thoughts and will – to pierce the heart and spark new life. If you never read the Confessions (though I hope you don't deprive yourself of such a treat!), at least read of the conversion of this mountain of the church, a great moment in history.
(The passage begins when Augustine, with his equally philosophically-oriented but heretical friend Alypius, are sitting at a friend's house listening to a man tell the story of St. Antony, one of the first monks who retreated to the desert and whose monastic life of deep sacrifice and devotion inspired many to follow in his steps. This provokes Augustine to reflect seriously upon his own spiritual condition, causing him to leave the house in anguish.)
"I probed the hidden depths of my soul and wrung its pitiful secrets from it, and when I mustered them all before the eyes of my heart, a great storm broke within me, bringing with it a great deluge of tears. I stood up and left Alypius so that I might weep and cry to my heart's content, for it occurred to me that tears are best shed in solitude… Somehow I flung myself down beneath a fig tree and gave way to the tears which now streamed from my eyes, the sacrifice that is acceptable to you. I had much to say to you, my God, not in these very words but in this strain: Lord, will you never be content? Must we always taste your vengeance? Forget the long record of our sins. For I felt that I was still the captive of my sins, and in my misery I kept crying, 'How long shall I go on saying, "tomorrow, tomorrow"? Why not now? Why not make an end of my ugly sins at this moment?
"I was asking myself these questions, weeping all the while with the most bitter sorrow in my heart, when all of a sudden I heard the sing-song voice of a child in a nearby house. Whether it was the voice of a boy or a girl I cannot say, but again and again it repeated the refrain, 'Take it and read, take it and read.' At this I looked up, thinking hard whether there was any kind of game in which children used to chant words like these, but I could not remember ever hearing them before. I stemmed my flood of tears and stood up, telling myself that this could only be a divine command to open my book of Scripture and read the first passage on which my eyes should fall. For I had heard the story of Antony, and I remembered how he had happened to go into a church while the Gospel was being read and had taken it as a counsel addressed to himself when he heard the words Go home and sell all that belongs to you. Give it to the poor, and so the treasure you have shall be in heaven; then come back and follow me. By this divine pronouncement he had at once been converted to you.
"So I hurried back to the place where Alypius was sitting, for when I stood up to move away I had put down the book containing Paul's Epistles. I seized it and opened it, and in silence I read the first passage on which my eyes fell: Not in revelling and drunkenness, not in lust and wantonness, not in quarrels and rivalries. Rather, arm yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ; spend no more thought on nature and nature's appetites. I had no wish to read more and no need to do so. For in an instant, confidence flooded my heart and all the darkness of doubt was dispelled." (177-178)
J.C. Ryle and St. Augustine: Affliction Shows Who We Are
It's easy to feel happy and be nice when life is going well, but how do you react when things get difficult? How do you treat others, how do you view life, and what do you think of God when affliction comes knocking? Perhaps it's not even dramatic suffering, such as losing a loved one, but even mundane, ordinary inconveniences and difficulties. To use the metaphor below, do you begin to shake in the wind and lose your leaves at the first drop of temperature? And if you say you believe in God and his promises, does this faith flee at the first sign of misfortune?
In his classic work, Holiness (Charles Nolan, 1877), the Bishop of Liverpool, J.C. Ryle (1816-1900), wrote the following about the power of affliction to reveal our true nature:
"The winds of winter soon show us which of the trees are evergreen and which are not. The storms of affliction and care are useful in the same way. They discover whose faith is real, and whose is nothing but profession and form."
St. Augustine, a giant of the Church unrivaled in his brilliance, also wrote on the effect of affliction in City of God (Penguin, 2003), which he wrote following the fall of Rome:
"The fire which makes gold shine makes chaff smoke; the same flail breaks up the straw, and clear the grain…in the same way, the violence which assails good men to test them, to cleanse and purify them, effects in the wicked their condemnation, ruin, and annihilation. Thus the wicked, under pressure of affliction, execrate God and blaspheme; the good, in the same affliction, offer up prayer and praises. This shows that what matters is the nature of the sufferer, not the nature of the sufferings. Stir a cesspit, and a foul stench arises; stir a perfume, and a delightful fragrance ascends" (14).
Related to this topic, I encourage you to see my post about the failure of modern society to account for suffering here.
Spiritual Growth: The Indispensable Resolution
As we pause to consider the start of the new year, and the opportunity to grow in different areas of our lives – such as health, intellect, relationships – let's not neglect to give attention to the most important area of our life: our spiritual condition. This condition, the state of our soul, must be given life and nurtured because it reflects the quality of our relationship with our Maker, and determines our posture toward life and its inevitable trials.
We must always stand ready to examine our own souls before the searching but gentle Spirit of God; but as J.C. Ryle wrote in his classic Holiness (1877), certain seasons afford a welcome opportunity to set about this happy and most important business, the business of our souls:
"To every one who is in downright earnest about his soul, and hungers and thirsts after spiritual life, the question ought to come home with searching power. Do we make progress in our religion? Do we grow?
"The question is one that is always useful, but especially so at certain seasons. A Saturday night, a communion Sunday, the return of a birthday, the end of a year – all these are seasons that ought to set us thinking, and make us look within. Time is fast flying. Life is fast ebbing away" (99).
Top Reads of 2013
My favorite books of 2013, in order:
1. Seven Men: And the Secret of their Greatness by Eric Metaxas.
I'm breaking a rule with this one: including it as one of my top reads before I've finished it. But I'm just over halfway through the book, and it's already my favorite! Expertly employing historical narrative, Metaxas introduces us or reminds us of these seven great men: George Washington, William Wilberforce, Eric Liddel, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jackie Robinson, Pope John Paul II and Chuck Colson. Their greatness, Metaxas explains, is in their use of their power and position to serve others. Indeed, we can and should all recognize this as that which makes one truly great.
2. The Meaning of Marriage: Facing the Complexities of Commitment with the Wisdom of God by Timothy Keller.
I read this to prepare for marriage this year, and it's a book my wife and I will go back to many times during the course of our marriage for guidance and motivation when the going gets tough. Keller expounds on the biblical principles laid down for husbands and wives and shows us the power, the essence, and mission of marriage. It's replete with useful principles and examples of meaningful, Christ-centered marriage, but one of the most helpful insights I took was the view of marriage as, ultimately, "spiritual friendship" between two sinners in need of God's grace. Five months into my marriage, I affirm that this is indeed the bread-and-butter of our union – daily friendship and companionship in which we not only greatly enjoy one another, but also encourage and gently push each other to grow in our love for God and others. Keller's important book explains the theology and teaches the practice behind meaningful marriage.
3. Lincoln's Melancholy: How Depression Challenged a President and Fueled his Greatness by Joshua Wolf Shenk.
Most people recognize the greatness of Abraham Lincoln, but few know the crucial role of his struggle with lifelong, persistent clinical depression in forming and strengthening his character. Shenk sheds light on Lincoln's condition, which began in his 20s when he had his first severe bout of depression, with the understanding of our modern understanding of this illness, and he demonstrates how Lincoln's trials with depression prepared him for the gargantuan trials of his presidency and the nation. This book illuminates and consistently fascinates, besides being eloquently and delightfully written.
4. The Irony of American History by Reinhold Niebuhr.
Though too few today have heard of him, Reinhold Niebuhr was a towering theologian and public intellectual at mid-century. He wrote this book as a critical self-examination for our nation, which following WWII found itself as the unchallenged superpower in a world threatened by the menace of Communism. Clear-eyed about the evil and perversion of communism, Niebuhr called on the American public and their leaders to not be blind about our own contradictions and ironies, such as professing noble universal ideals of peace and freedom while securing them through the threat of nuclear annihilation, as demonstrated in Japan at the close of the war. He argued that as the necessary and often tragic exercise of leadership in the world meant that we would not be able to keep intact our professed innocence and virtues. Still, he was clear that the consequences of inaction and isolationism are worse still. This profound and prophetic work, written in 1952, remains as relevant as ever today.
5. Making Sense out of Suffering by Peter Kreeft.
"This is a book for anyone who has ever wept and wondered, 'Why?'" begins this book. A philosophy professor at Boston College, Kreeft takes the reader by the hand and brings him to the feet of philosophers, theologians, artists and writers to help him better understand the why behind the painful but universal reality of suffering. Kreeft's gentle wisdom is displayed on every page, making this a deeply personal and moving journey in addition to an intellectual examination of the various and often inadequate answers to suffering found in different religious and philosophical worldviews.
Hubris, Humility, and Faith in Niebuhr's "Irony of American History"
Twentieth-century theologian, public intellectual, and prophet, Reinhold Niebuhr wrote powerfully about America's role in the world. He beckoned Americans to examine their own values in light of their professed virtues and noble national goals, reminding a nation of the need for humility and faith even as it pursues justice and confronts real evil in a morally ambiguous and often tragic world. In his classic The Irony of American History (University of Chicago, 1952), he achieved the nearly impossible: critiquing his own society from within, like an astute and wise outside observer, but with eyes of faith which transcended the events of his day.
A short sampling of some of my favorite excerpts:
"A sane life requires that we have some clue to the mystery so that the realm of meaning is not simply reduced to the comprehensible processes of nature. But these clues are ascertained by faith, which modern man has lost."
"Genuine community is established only when the knowledge that we need one another is supplemented by the recognition that 'the other,' that other form of life, or that other unique community is the limit beyond which our ambitions must not run and the boundary beyond which our life must not expand."
"The God before whom 'the nations are as a drop in the bucket and are counted as small dust in the balances' is known by faith and not by reason. The realm of mystery and meaning which encloses and finally makes sense out of the baffling configurations of history is not identical with any scheme of rational intelligibility. The faith which appropriates the meaning in the mystery inevitably involves an experience of repentance for the false meaning which the pride of nations and cultures introduces into the pattern. Such repentance is the true source of charity; and we are more desperately in need of genuine charity than of more technocratic skills."
"…the whole drama of human history is under the scrutiny of a divine judge who laughs at human pretensions without being hostile to human aspirations."
"…humility…is the prerequisite of every spiritual achievement."
"Those who succeed in life, whether by the acquisition of power, wealth, or wisdom, do incline to value their achievements too highly and to forget the fragmentary character of all human achievements."
Loving Your Neighbor by Being "Great" at Work
A wise friend recently gave me a book titled Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God's Work (Dutton, 2012) by Timothy Keller (pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan and author of the excellent and highly acclaimed The Reason for God). I haven't read many books on integrating faith and work, but Keller's may be the most complete book on the subject. Keller not only expertly brings Scripture to bear on our experience with and approach to work, but as can be expected from him, he also draws on insights from literature, philosophy, current events, and popular culture in ways that resonate with his readers. Below is an insight that struck me, particularly as I am at the critical point in life where I am about to launch my career, having recently graduated from college. _______________________________________________________________
"[Competency at work] is a form of love…if you have to choose between work that benefits more people and work that pays you more, you should seriously consider the job that pays less and helps more – particularly if you can be great at it. It means that all jobs – not merely so-called helping professions – are fundamentally ways of loving your neighbor. Christians do not have to do direct ministry or nonprofit charitable work in order to love others through their jobs" (79).
Top 5 Reads of 2012
2012 has been a year of many great reads, but these were the standouts.
5. Augustine of Hippo (Peter Brown)
Peter Brown's masterful Augustine of Hippo is widely considered the definitive biography of the bishop, and with good reason. He is exhaustive in his use of original sources and other scholarly material (it seems that every other line has a footnote); he skillfully re-creates the world in which Augustine moved, giving us a tangible feel for the rich and volatile atmosphere of North Africa in the 3rd century; and most gratifying, he writes beautifully, making it a great pleasure to read and soak in. For the uninitiated in Augustine, this book should be like the main course that comes after some appetizers that can give you a taste for what is to come. It also is abundant in details, concerning not just Augustine but surrounding controversies and political problems, which might not interest the reader meeting Augustine for the first time. For such a reader, I recommend beginning with his Confessions.
4. Confessions (Augustine)
Augustine's Confessions is an important and rich work. It's important because it is the first autobiography of the modern world, containing deep psychological and existential reflections, long before such terms and concepts came into popular use. And it is a rich work in that it is no mere recounting of events and reflections on these, but rather a lengthy prayer to God that takes the reader (and as a renowned and popular bishop, Augustine knew he would have many readers) from the earliest memories of infantile selfishness (he shows us why babies are not really "little angels") to the loftiest meditations on the nature of time and memory, and his place in God's cosmic plan. The Confessions give us Augustine in full measure: the young and promiscuous "lusty stallion," the demanding and intense friend, the brilliant rhetorician and philosopher, the loving son who never spoke a harsh word to his mother (she commended him for this in her dying moments), and ultimately, the giant of the church who was, through and through, a true lover of God.
3. Churchill (Paul Johnson)
The list of Churchill biographies is almost endless. This is part of what makes Paul Johnson's book a great contribution: it gives us a great sense of the man, and covers the crucial events of his outsized life. More than this, Johnson generously shares all those quirky and fascinating details that have made Churchill one of the most closely studied persons of history (e.g. his talent for going from hard-charging, energetic work to being able to, almost at will, relax and recuperate his energies; it helped that he was a great napper!). Johnson writes of Churchill, whom he once met, with warmth and affection, yet he does not try to hide character defects and other less than flattering facts about him. And in true form to the kind of historian he is, he concludes his brief but highly enjoyable biographical portrait with five lessons (see my post, listing these, below) we can take away from the life of Churchill.
Just Courage was the most challenging book I read this year. It is International Justice Mission president Gary Haugen's highly personal account of his work to end human trafficking as well as an impassioned call to Christians to take justice seriously, because justice matters to God. He compellingly shows that justice for the vulnerable (e.g. the poor, the foreigner, the widow, and the orphan) is a major concept in Scripture which we ignore to our own spiritual loss. One thing I appreciate about Haugen is that he understands the fears and hindrances that keep many of us, with our comfortable jobs and pretty houses and neat lives, from engaging in this kind of work (granted, not everyone is called to fight human trafficking halfway around the world; many can do it from their own house or church, even). He admits that it can be scary to leave what to us mean comfort and security and predictability, and to go risk your safety by upsetting the snake pit that is the world of human trafficking. But as a man who knows and loves Jesus, he then reminds us that we have better reasons not to fear: because God is the one doing the work; we are but the instruments he chooses to use to accomplish his purposes in this world.
1. Amazing Grace (Eric Metaxas)
Before he wrote the recent, highly acclaimed biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy), Eric Metaxas wrote of another great man: William Wilberforce. Wilberforce was a highly successful Member of Parliament from the late-18th century to the early 19th century, whose lifelong mission as a gifted politician was to abolish the slave trade. This was my favorite book not only because it is about my historical hero, but also because it is superbly written. Furthermore, It is not an exhaustive biography of Wilberforce. It focuses on his conversion to Christianity and his subsequent decades-long struggle to abolish the slave trade. Metaxas does a great job of showing us Wilberforce the person – lively, cheerful, witty, indefatigable, and keen on putting his faith into action. This was not only a pleasurable read, but personally important in that it painted a picture for me of how a committed Christian can successfully navigate the dangerous world of politics, and not just survive or keep his position, but accomplish a great victory in the cause of justice in this dark world.


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Kanpur: India's tour of Pakistan early next year is subject to the Government's security clearance, said Rajeev Shukla, BCCI vice-president, here on Wednesday.
"The BCCI president Shashank Manohar has sought security clearance from the Government. We have started the process and once we get the clearance, we will go ahead with the tour," Shukla said.
India's tour of Pakistan is from January 6 to February 19.
Meanwhile, Shukla, who is also the secretary of the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association, said that stringent security measures are in place for the ODI here on Thursday.
New ground?
Shukla mentioned that the next International match at Kanpur might be held at a new ground. "We are discussing with the State Government to allot some land for us so that our association can have a stadium of its own.
"At the same time if we can get a lease over this Green Park Stadium then we can improve its infrastructure. Yes, we had to pay a rent of Rs. 1 crore to the State Government for this match but let us not make an issue out of this.
"We have always paid a fee, which started at Rs 3 lakhs many years ago," Shukla said. — Principal Correspondent


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Inflation up slightly in June at 2.8%
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Consumer prices rose at a slightly faster pace in June than in the previous month, triggered in part by the peso's depreciation, an increase in prices of oil in the world market and higher demand for various commodities resulting from the opening of classes.
Despite the uptick, the average inflation remained below target in the first semester in what economic officials credited in part to rising local investments, which were pushing the supply of goods and services higher.
The National Statistics Office on Friday reported that the annual inflation rate settled at 2.8 percent in June compared with 2.6 percent in May.
This brought the average inflation in the first semester to 2.9 percent, still below the target of 3 to 5 percent set for this year and in 2014.
According to the NSO, the opening of classes during the month led to higher demand for certain commodities, thus increasing inflation marginally.
The uptick in prices was also attributed to the weakening of the peso, which naturally made imported goods more expensive in local currency terms. After averaging in the 40- and 41-to-a-dollar level in the previous months, the peso fell to the 43 level in June due to exit of some foreign portfolio investments.
Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said the depreciation of the peso was expected to cause faster inflation, but added that the increase in prices was seen to stay well within the target.
He said a minimal acceleration in inflation was a small price to pay given the benefits brought by a weaker peso, such as a boost to consumption by households dependent on foreign remittances and the improved price competitiveness of local industries that produce goods for markets overseas.
"The inflation rate in June was mainly driven by higher petroleum prices following an increase in the price of oil in the world market and the peso depreciation during the period. However, stable food prices on the back of abundant supply partially moderated the increase in inflation," Balisacan said.
Data from the NSO showed that faster price increments in June were registered by alcoholic beverages and tobacco (up year-on-year by 31.2 percent in June from 31.1 percent in May), health goods and services (2.8 percent from 2.7 percent), transport goods and services (0.7 percent from 0.5 percent), recreation and culture (2.7 percent from 1.7 percent), and education (4.5 percent from 4.4 percent).
On the other hand, posting slower increase in prices were clothing and footwear (3.3 percent from 3.5 percent), household equipment and goods for household maintenance (3.3 percent from 3.7 percent), and restaurant and miscellaneous goods (2.1 percent from 2.3 percent).
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Negative - State Electricity Commission, Richmond, Victoria, 1967 Reg. No: MM 010905
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The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) today announced the appointment of two division Chiefs -- Tim Garza of its new Enterprise Modeling and Management Division and Rick Nelson of Operations and Support Services.
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As MISO Chief, Garza recently directed the transfer of members' paper files to digital images. He also spearheaded the CalPERS' Year 2000 personal computer project, a cost-saving consolidation of 168 business applications to 63.
He came to CalPERS from the private sector a decade ago.
Rick Nelson joined the Operations Support Services Division (OSSD) on November 1. This division is responsible for contract administration, purchasing, administering Board elections, mail processing, member records management, and other staff and management support services.
A state employee for 31 years, Nelson has managed the Business Infrastructure Services Unit of the Information Technology and Services Division since February 2000. The unit provides computer operations, production support, and enterprise network services.
Nelson previously worked 21 years for the state Department of Education, overseeing telecommunications, disaster recovery, and information systems.
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