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Chow Down Books on CD for Children
Gingersnap [sound recording] by Patricia Reilly Giff
The cazuela that the farm maiden stirred [kit] by Samantha R. Vamos ; illustrated by Rafael López
Feast for 10 [kit] by Cathryn Falwell
Granny Torrelli makes soup [sound recording] by Sharon Creech
The Prince's breakfast [kit] by written by Joanne Oppenheim ; illustrated by Miriam Latimer
The great cake mystery [sound recording]: Precious Ramotswe's very first case by Alexander McCall Smith
The Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop [sound recording] by Kate Saunders
Chow Down Fill in the Food Activity
In our Chow Down activity you find the food words missing from book titles. Stop by the library to get one of these activity sheets and start hunting! We've made one for kids and one for older folks. Find all the words and turn the sheet back in to us, and your will be entered in a prize drawing.
Chow Down Books on CD for Adults
The recipe box [sound recording] by Sandra Lee
The girls' guide to love and supper clubs [sound recording] by Dana Bate
Angelina's bachelors [sound recording]: a novel, with food by Brian O'Reilly ; recipes by Virginia O'Reilly
The school of essential ingredients [sound recording] by Erica Bauermeister
Eat cake [sound recording] by Jeanne Ray
Twinkie, deconstructed [electronic resource] by Steve Ettlinger
Yes, chef [sound recording]: a memoir by Marcus Samuelsson
Chow Down eBooks for Teens
Dead is just a rumor [electronic resource] by Marlene Perez
The cupcake queen [electronic resource] by Heather Hepler
Sweetly [electronic resource] by Jackson Pearce
Stay with me [electronic resource] by Paul Griffin
The good cookie [electronic resource]: over 250 delicious recipes from simple to sublime by Tish Boyle
The BBQ & campfire recipe book [electronic resource] by Luke Cox
Chow Down eBooks for Children
Carnivores [electronic resource] by Aaron Reynolds ; illustrated by Dan Santat
Candy bomber [electronic resource]: the story of the Berlin Airlift's "Chocolate Pilot" by Michael O. Tunnell
Little Pea [electronic resource] by Amy Krouse Rosenthal ; illustrated by Jen Corace
Hasty pudding, Johnnycakes, and other good stuff [electronic resource]: cooking in colonial America by Loretta Frances Ichord ; illustrated by Jan Davey Ellis
Mr. Putter & Tabby stir the soup [electronic resource] by Cynthia Rylant ; illustrated by Arthur Howard
The rule of three [electronic resource] by Megan McDonald
Foodie Fiction
Delicious!: a novel by Ruth Reichl
The recipe box by Sandra Lee
The girls' guide to love and supper clubs by Dana Bate
John Saturnall's feast by Lawrence Norfolk
How to eat a cupcake: a novel by Meg Donohue
A place at the table by Susan Rebecca White
Foodie Romances
Currant Creek Valley by RaeAnne Thayne
Hot under pressure by Louisa Edwards
A Madaris bride for Christmas by New York Times bestselling author Brenda Jackson
You're the one by Robin Kaye
Burning down the spouse by Dakota Cassidy
Harvest moon by Robyn Carr
Foodie Fiction
Taste test by Kelly Fiore
The secret ingredient by Stewart Lewis
Bittersweet by Sarah Ockler
Close to famous by Joan Bauer
Hot lunch by Alex Bradley
The fortunes of Indigo Skye by Deb Caletti
A la carte by Tanita S. Davis
The cupcake queen by Heather Hepler
Show Me the Cookbook: TV Programs and Chefs
The Chopped cookbook: use what you've got to cook something great by Food Network Kitchen
Diners, drive-ins, and dives, the funky finds in flavortown: America's classic joints and killer comfort food by Guy Fieri ; with Ann Volkwein
Own your kitchen: recipes to inspire & empower by Anne Burrell with Suzanne Lenzer ; photographs by Quentin Bacon
Back home with the Neelys: comfort food from our Southern kitchen to yours by Pat and Gina Neely ; with Ann Volkwein ; photographs by Alex Farnum
Gordon Ramsay's home cooking: everything you need to know to make fabulous food by Ramsay, Gordon
Barefoot Contessa foolproof: recipes you can trust by Ina Garten ; photographs by Quentin Bacon
Wacky Food Books
Horsemen of the esophagus: competitive eating and the big fat American dream by Jason Fagone
Twinkie, deconstructed: my journey to discover how the ingredients found in processed foods are grown, mined (yes, mined), and manipulated into what America eats by Steve Ettlinger
The gallery of regrettable food by James Lileks
Cake wrecks: when professional cakes go hilariously wrong by Jen Yates
Gastroanomalies: questionable culinary creations from the golden age of American cookery by James Lileks
The year of eating dangerously: a global adventure in search of culinary extremes by Tom Parker Bowles
Chow Down eAudiobooks for Adults
The book of salt [electronic resource] by Monique Truong
The recipe box [electronic resource] by Sandra Lee
A taste for murder [electronic resource] by Claudia Bishop
The sweet life in paris [electronic resource] by David Lebovitz
Life, on the line [electronic resource]: [a chef''s story of chasing greatness, facing death, and redefining the way we eat] by Grant Achatz and Nick Kokonas
Cooked [electronic resource] [a natural history of transformation] by Michael Pollan
Chow Down Streaming Movies for Children
Secret pizza party [electronic resource] — How does Racoon love pizza? Oh, let him count the ways. But someone is always chasing poor Raccoon away from his favorite food with a broom! What's a hungry raccoon to do? Plan an elaborate secret pizza party, of course!
The wiggles: yummy, yummy [electronic resource] — Sing along to funny tunes about numbers, food and favorite animal friends.
Noodle and doodle: all aboard with noodle and doodle [electronic resource] — Make delicious recipes and kid friendly creations to remember a special vacation using materials from around the home.
Noodle and doodle: noodly doodly things to make [electronic resource] — Encourage your child's sense of creativity with fun craft projects and kid-friendly recipes that families can make together.
In the night kitchen [electronic resource] — Sendak's classic comic fantasy of Mickey's adventures in the night kitchen tells us how we get our morning cake.
Chow Down eBooks for Adults
A catered Valentine's Day [electronic resource]: a mystery with recipes by Isis Crawford
Provence, 1970 [electronic resource]: M.F.K. Fisher, Julia Child, James Beard, and the Reinvention of American Taste by Luke Barr
Nom nom paleo [electronic resource]: Food for Humans by Michelle Tam
On the noodle road [electronic resource]: from Beijing to Rome, with love and pasta by Jen Lin-Liu
Consider the fork [electronic resource]: a history of how we cook and eat by Bee Wilson ; with illustrations by Annabel Lee
Midwest sweet baking history [electronic resource]: delectable classics around Lake Michigan by Jenny Lewis CCE, CHE
Food DVDs for Kids
The Wiggles. Let's eat! [videodisc]
Sesame Street. C is for cooking [videodisc]
Activity TV [videodisc]: Cooking, lunches & desserts
Ratatouille [videodisc] by Walt Disney Pictures presents a Pixar Animation Studios film
The nut job [videodisc] by Open Road Films presents ; a Redrover Co. Ltd. and Toonbox Entertainment Ltd. and Gulfstream Pictures film ; produced by Wookyung Jung, Graham Moloy ; screenplay by Lorne Cameron, Peter Lepeniotis ; directed by Peter Lepeniotis
Fizzy's lunch lab. Fresh food 101 [videodisc] by created by Evan Sussman, Dave Schlafman ; directed by Mike Annear, Evan Sussman
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs [videodisc] by Columbia Pictures and Sony Pictures Animation
Foodie Films and TV Shows
Ratatouille [videodisc] by Walt Disney Pictures presents a Pixar Animation Studios film — A rat named Remy dreams of becoming a great chef despite his family's wishes and the obvious problem of being a rat in a decidedly rodent-phobic profession.
Julie & Julia [videodisc] — Julia Child's life is intertwined with the life of Julie Powell who decides to cook every recipe in Child's book "Mastering the art of French cooking" over the course of one year.
Chocolat [videodisc] by Miramax Films ; produced by David Brown, Kit Golden, Leslie Holleran ; screenplay by Robert Nelson Jacobs ; directed by Lasse Hallström — A single mother opens a chocolate shop in rural France - with Sunday hours - and meets resistance from the rigidly moral community. But, as the townspeople discover their delicious products, attitudes change.
Waitress [videodisc] by Night and Day Pictures — A young married waitress who bakes wonderful pies discovers that she is pregnant, and as she begins to write letters to her child her life begins to change.
Chow Down Video Games
Pikmin 3 [electronic resource (video game)]
iCarly [electronic resource (video game)]: Groovy foodie!
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs [electronic resource (video game)]
Fast food [electronic resource (video game)]: panic
Hell's kitchen [electronic resource (video game)]: the game
Prey the stars [electronic resource (video game)]
Cooking Mama [electronic resource (video game)]: cook off
Food network [electronic resource (video game)]: cook or be cooked!
Fiction for Cat Lovers
The guest cat by Takahashi Hiraide ; translated by Eric Selland
Family affair by Debbie Macomber
Cupid Cats by Katie MacAlister, Vicki Lewis Thompson & Connie Brockway
Tails of wonder and imagination by edited by Ellen Datlow
The cat's meow by Emily Carmichael
The nine lives of Christmas by Sheila Roberts
What the cat saw by Carolyn Hart
Books About Animal-Human Relationships
Touching the wild: living with the mule deer of Deadman Gulch by Joe Hutto
The thing with feathers: the surprising lives of birds and what they reveal about being human by Noah Strycker
My animal, my self: a breakthrough way to understand how you and your animal reflect each other by Marta Williams
What horses reveal: from first meeting to friend for life by Klaus Ferdinand Hempfling ; translated by Kristina McCormack
The possibility dogs: what a handful of "unadoptables" taught me about service, hope, and healing by Susannah Charleson
A dog walks into a nursing home: lessons in the good life from an unlikely teacher by Sue Halpern
Healthy Pets
ASPCA complete cat care manual by Andrew Edney ; foreword by Roger Caras
The complete cat's meow: everything you need to know about caring for your cat by Darlene Arden
The Humane Society of the United States complete guide to cat care by Wendy Christensen and the staff of the Humane Society of the United States
Caring for your aging cat: a quality-of-life guide for your cat's senior years by Janice Borzendowski
Real Food for dogs & cats: a practical guide to feeding your pet a balanced, natural diet by Dr. Clare Middle
Books About Animals for Children
Picture Books
The helpful puppy by Kim Zarins ; illustrated by Emily Arnold McCully
Click, clack, moo: cows that type by Doreen Cronin ; pictures by Betsy Lewin
Click, clack, moo: cows that type by Doreen Cronin ; pictures by Betsy Lewin
My farm friends by Wendell Minor
Chicken, chicken, duck! by Nadia Krilanovich
Gilbert Goldfish wants a pet by Kelly DiPucchio; illustrated by Bob Shea
Purple Little Bird by Greg Foley


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Photoshop is one of the world's most powerful image editors, and it can be daunting to try to use skillfully. Photoshop CS4 One-on-One: Advanced, the second part of the popular and comprehensive series, follows internationally renowned Photoshop guru Deke McClelland as he dives into the workings of Photoshop. He explores such digital-age wonders as the Levels and Curves commands, edge-detection filters, advanced compositing techniques, vector-based text, the Liquify filter, and Camera Raw. Deke also teaches tried-and-true methods for sharpening details, smoothing over wrinkles and imperfections, and enhancing colors without harming the original image. Exercise files accompany the course.
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The purpose of this exercise is to illustrate how three of the contrast modes, the three over the top ones, Vivid Light, Linear Light, and Hard Mix, all respond differently to Fill than they do to Opacity, and we'll see how that works. But just to give you a sense of how I discovered this information because it's not documented anywhere. It is not out there in the ether at all, but one thing is that Hard Mix can be mollified with the Fill value. So that little bit of wisdom, somehow made its way out there. I latched on to that one and I figured if Hard Mix responds differently to Fill, then others must as well, and I came up with the Fill Opacity Eight as I call them.
But I have been basically scratching my head over why Fill and Opacity are producing different effects because if you look at the math that's been published so far, it doesn't really account for it. And I think I might have figured it out here. I think I might have arrived at something that would explain it. I will turn-off this Texture layer for a moment. By the way, I'm working in this Bright gradient.psd image but I have messed it up a little. So yours, if you are just opening it, it won't look like this. But I'm going to turn-off Texture for a moment. I am going to click on Statue. And of course we were discussing how if you change the Fill Opacity value, like I'll press Shift+F1 to change that Fill Opacity value to 10%. If I change that Fill value to 10, then I'm reducing the Opacity of the interior of the layer but I'm not changing the Opacity of the layer effect.
So what if it's a matter of priority? What if Fill Opacity is applied first, and then the layer effect is calculated afterwards, whereas with Opacity, the layer effect is calculated first and then Opacity is laid on top? If that's the truth, if it's a priority issue, I'll go ahead and press Shift+F4 to return this layer to its previous appearance. That might explain why these blend modes appear the way they do. All right, so let me illustrate. I'm going to go ahead and switch to the Texture layer, turn it back on. It looks terrible. Notice if I take the Opacity value down to 10% just by pressing the 4 key. I'm getting a mix of that horribleness that we just saw a moment ago, where every pixel is either in our case, white, black, yellow, or red, and that's it and the underlying image right here. There is nothing nuance about it.
In fact, I'll go ahead and return the Opacity value to 100%. Let's say I take advantage of that merge all visible layer, streak to a new layer, where you press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E or Command+ Shift+Option+E on the Mac to create that composite layer right there, and we'll just call it, composite like so. Then I'll turn-off the Texture layer for a moment. Now if I reduce the Opacity of this layer to 40%, we get the exact same effect we saw a moment ago. So we are just blending that composite version of all the layers mixed together with the underlying layers. That's kind of strange, but that's what Opacity is doing and it would figure because it's a matter of priority.
In other words, it does the mix first, and then it applies Opacity, whereas Fill changes the Opacity first and then does the blend mode mix. And if that's the case, that explains a lot. So let's go ahead and get rid of that layer. I will just press the Backspace key here on the PC or the Delete key on the Mac. Turn Texture back on, so what's the difference? Again, if I press the 4 key, this is an Opacity of 40%. Let me return it to an Opacity of 100% by pressing 0. This is a Fill Opacity of 40% applied with Hard Mix.
It looks a world different. So this might explain the reason why, because Fill Opacity is applied first and then the Hard Mix blend mode is applied on top of that, and we get this very different effect. So the Fill Opacity Eight are those that it matters, whether the Opacity value is applied last or first and that just happens to be with the over the top effects, that what I'm thinking. I have tried it out and it's true in that all of the other ones like Multiply, when you just go ahead and create a composite image like I did a moment ago, and then set it to a different Opacity value, you are going to get the same effect either way.
So anyway, now again, this is a little bit of propeller head information, it's not the kind of thing that you absolutely need to know, I don't suppose. But to me, it explains a lot and it also goes a long way toward telling me, hey, I can get some decent results out of something like Hard Mix, if I only take the time to set it to a lower Fill value as I have done here. This goes also for something like either Vivid Light, here is Vivid Light set to a Fill value of 40%. I'll go ahead and press the Escape key to make sure that mode is not active anymore. Compare that by the way. I'll go ahead and restore Fill to 100% by pressing Shift +0 and then press 4 for an Opacity of 40%. You can see that once again here we are just blending the composite image with the underlying layers, very different effect once again.
Then just to see and compare, I'll bring up the History palette. This is the result of the Fill Opacity of 40%, and this is the result of a standard opacity or Master Opacity as it's saying here of 40%. So a world of difference. I am going to switch back to the Fill Opacity of 40% and I'm going to press Shift+Plus to advance to Linear Light. And this is the blend mode that I want you to apply to this layer when all is said and done. In fact, I'm going to take the Fill Opacity down to 20% here by pressing Shift+2, and just to give you a sense of the difference, it's so ponderous to do this, but I think it's enlightening.
I am going to go ahead and press Shift+ 0 for a Fill value of 100% and then 2 for an Opacity value, a Master Opacity of 20%. And here is the difference, good, when you do with Fill Opacity; boring, when you do with standard Opacity. So let's stick with Fill Opacity. And those are the settings I'm asking you to apply as we work our way toward the final effect that is on the Texture layer. We want Linear Light, Opacity of 100%, Fill Opacity of 20%, and if you are still interested which I imagine you are, this stuff just fires me up, we are going to move on to Difference and Exclusion in the very next exercise.
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health content in medical-surgical nursing courses was identified by 0.8 percent–6.8 percent (mean) of the respondents and in occupational health nursing courses by 0.6 percent–1.4 percent (mean) of the respondents. The unavailability of a description of the presence and location of the environmental health content by those who did not respond to the survey raises a concern. If the lack of a response (47 percent) reflects an absence of environmental health content, then the environmental health content currently offered in nursing curricula nationwide may be seriously overestimated.
Neufer (1994) points to the incongruity that community health nurses have not been leaders in the field of environmental health, despite their early reliance on Florence Nightingale's emphasis on environment. One indicator of nursing education's emphasis (or lack of it) on environmental health is the content included in current textbooks. In her review of current texts in community health, Neufer identified no text as having all of the factors necessary to address the concepts of environmental health in nursing. She concluded that ''although health professionals are becoming more aware of the public health hazards of pollution, community health nurses have not applied their skills in assessing and diagnosing related community health problems." Furthermore, because no text includes all of Neufer's factors, the conclusion follows that these environmental health content areas are not being taught in basic community health courses. Neufer emphasizes that, "the profession must grasp the challenges necessary to promote environmental health" (Neufer, 1994, p. 161).
The importance of environmental health in graduate nursing programs was described in a national sample of 967 leaders in community health nursing service and education, with 588 (61 percent) responding (Selby et al., 1990). Environmental health sciences was a clearly designated target content area for master's-level community health nursing education in the official documents of ANA (1980, 1986), and the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH, 1986). Environmental health was rank ordered 18 – 26 of the 43 content areas considered to be core parts of the master's-level community health nursing curriculum by both service and education respondents.
A 1994 University of Minnesota study based on a review of 23 catalogs of schools of nursing with graduate programs in public health or community health nursing found that 17 percent (N = 4) required a course in environmental health (Ostwalt and Josten, 1994). In contrast, schools of public health that are accredited by CEPH must provide courses in five content areas, of which environmental health sciences is a requisite area (CEPH, 1986, p. 14). In a recent survey of 187 U.S. nurse practitioner programs, valid responses (90 questionnaires; 48 percent) revealed that


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SDSU head coach hopes to have replacement for Ludwig in place by end of the week
He will join the Aztecs with two years of eligibility remaining.
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At this point I don't anyone but a few nerds care who wins, they just want the format war to be over so the players drop in price and they know which type to buy.
That's how I feel.
I've got a PS3, so technically I've at least partially "invested" in BluRay. But honestly, I don't give a damn. I just want a $100-$200 player and $15-$20 movies. Right now, $30 HD movies are just highway robbery. If they don't push the price down overall, neither format is going to really succeed.
I think its going to take a long time for either format to get decent penetration. This isn't going to be like the transition from VHS to DVD. There were tangible benefits with IQ and convenience. With this transition, the only difference is IQ (AND OMFG SPECIAL FEATURES!). The vast majority of people can barely tell the difference (or enough of the difference) to even care about HD right now. Eventually DVD's are going to reach EOL, but its going to be because of an industry wide transition taking many, many years... not because of popular demand. For most people, cheap DVDs are "good enough".
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Liver With Avocado
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This Liver With Avocado is simply incredible ! This meat and vegetable dish partners your rice and vegetable dishes well. Your suggestions for this Liver With Avocado are welcome !
|Calves liver
|1 Pound
|3 Tablespoon
|Ripe avocado
|1 Large, peeled, with seed removed, and sliced
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|To Taste
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
Remove membrane from liver and cut into 1 inch wide strips.
In skillet, heat oil to medium high temperature, keeping it below the smoking point.
Saute the liver strips and brown quickly, turning to avoid too much browning.
Remove to heated platter while still pink on the inside, as too long sauteing will toughen liver.
Saute avocado slices in same skillet, adding more oil if necessary, until lightly browned.
As the slices brown, remove from skillet and arrange over liver.
Add the 1/3 cup water, salt and pepper to the skillet and bring to a boil, stirring constantly (cook about 5 minutes).
Pour mixture over liver and avocado.
Sprinkle with lemon juice.
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Turkey Delight
3 May 2011
|Fresh ground turkey
|1 1⁄4 Pound
|Cooking oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Medium, chopped
|Chopped green bell pepper/Chopped celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chicken broth
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Elbow macaroni package
|7 Ounce (1 Package)
|Tomato sauce
|15 Ounce (1 Can)
|2 Tablespoon
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Chili powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Garlic salt
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|6 Tablespoon
|Snipped parsley
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
Heat oil in Dutch oven over medium high heat.
Saute ground turkey, onion, and pepper until meat is no longer pink.
Drain, reserving juices.
Set aside meat.
Return juice to pan, add broth, and bring to a boil.
Add uncooked macaroni; simmer 10 minutes, stirring often, until broth is almost absorbed.
Stir in all remaining ingredients (except 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese and parsley).
Simmer 10 minutes.
Transfer to serving dish; sprinkle with remaining Parmesan cheese and parsley.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:20 Minutes
Ready In:25 Minutes
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1958 30 Years Old He appeared with fellow guest star Fay Spain in the 1958 episode "Pick up the Gun" of Tombstone Territory and played the lead villain in the 31st episode ("Hey Boy's Revenge") of Have Gun - Will Travel, portraying a killer boss exploiter of Chinese Coolie laborers (Bonanza Dcanary.com/Pernell). … Read More
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1962 34 Years Old Roberts married Judith Anna LeBrecque on October 15, 1962; they divorced in 1971.
1963 35 Years Old … In a 1963 Washington Post interview, he asked a reporter, "Isn't it a bit silly for three adult males to have to ask father's permission for everything they do?" (Washington Post, January 25, 2010). "They told me the four characters (Lorne Greene, patriarch Ben, Dan Blocker and Michael Landon as his brothers) would be carefully defined and the scripts carefully prepared, none of it ever happened," he complained to The Associated Press in 1964. … Read More
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In 1972, Roberts returned to Broadway and toured with Ingrid Bergman in Captain Brassbound's Conversion, in which he played the title role. "Particularly helpful is Pernell Roberts in the acted upon title role... … Read More
1973 45 Years Old In 1973, Roberts was nominated for a Joseph Jefferson Award for his performance in Welcome Home, at the Ivanhoe Theatre in Chicago. … Read More
1979 51 Years Old In 1979, Roberts again achieved "superstar" status (TV Guide, 1982) as the lead in Trapper John, M.D. (1979–86), receiving an Emmy nomination in 1981; and playing the character twice as long as Wayne Rogers had (1972–1975) on the CBS M*A*S*H series. … Read More
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2001 73 Years Old He made his last TV appearance in 2001 on an episode of Diagnosis: Murder, updating a Mannix character he had portrayed decades before. … Read More
2010 82 Years Old At the time of his death — from pancreatic cancer on January 24, 2010 — Roberts was married to Dr. Eleanor Criswell. … Read More
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"I understand that people are looking at the layoffs, but $14,000 and $7 million is a huge disparity," she said.
The 40,000-student district came up with the school rifle program after consulting with top school safety experts and looking at what other large districts had done, said Olsen-Binks.
Santa Ana Unified School District, in nearby Orange County, has had a rifle program for about two years that operates similarly to the one Fontana has started, said police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna.
The Los Angeles School Police Department also deploys rifles to its officers as needed, the department said in a statement. It would not say how many rifles district police have but said the weapons are kept in the department's armory and are handed out and returned daily.
The San Bernardino City Unified School District police force purchased four Bushmaster semiautomatic rifles last July, said Linda Bardere, a district spokeswoman.
Fontana is a city of about 200,000 people east of Los Angeles.
"I came from a teaching background, and it's appalling to think that we'd have to have security officers — let alone armed police officers — on our campuses. But the bottom line is ... everybody has anxiety over school safety right now," Olsen-Binks said. "Our police officers said they would take a bullet for these kids and because they are willing to put their lives on the line, they need to be equipped for all scenarios."
Only sergeants are authorized to check out the rifles from the police armory, where they are kept. All officers have been trained for years to use the rifles.
The Fontana rifle purchase did not require approval from the school board but member Leticia Garcia said she believes there should have been a public discussion before they were purchased.
"We're talking about a war-zone rifle, and so are we going to militarize our public schools?" Garcia asked. "We have to provide a safe haven for people to learn ... but this, to me, seems a little bit too much."
Associated Press writers Robert Jablon and Christina Hoag in Los Angeles contributed to this report.


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Devonport Things to Do
Naval Dockyards and Museum
Devonport is home to the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Navy has a Museum which houses a collection of memorabilia relating to New Zealand's naval heritage. Amongst some of the displays are medals, uniforms as well as a large collection of photographs, depicting the Navy through the years. Open: Daily 10.00 am - 4.30 pm. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing...more
Cheltenham Beach
Cheltenham Beach is a long sandy beach in the beautiful Auckland suburb on Devonport, which can be reached from downtown Auckland either by ferry or by road in about 20 minutes.Cheltenham Beach is backed by greenery and some impressive seaside mansions with gardens that stretch right down to the sand.Arguably the best view of the beach is to be had...more
Admire the buildings
Devonport has plenty of shops to wander and cafes to visit, and some nice buildings.We enjoyed this secondhand bookshop in the main street where a part of one interior wall was grafitiied with quotes, some famous, some not.more
Bark Endeavour
Berthed down at Devonport Wharf is Captain Cooks replica ship the 'Bark Endeavour'. It is open daily for tours.The HM Bark Endeavour was the first ship to establish longitude accurately at sea by means of newly published nautical tables. The ship was also the first to complete a long voyage without anyone dying of scurvy.more
Mt Victoria.
One of the two volcanic peaks in Devonport with commanding views of Auckland city, North Head and Rangitoto and the gulf. The hill sits as a back rest to the shopping centre which gently slopes down to the waterfront. A walk to the top will take about 10-20 mins, but it is possible to drive to the top.more
Devonport Library
The Devonport Library has a lot of photographs and material related to the history of Devonport. They have been in this building on Windsor Reserve since 1954 and are just near the Visitor information centre.more
Windsor Reserve
The reserve down by the Ferry Terminal is not only enjoyable at any time of year but it is also a great place for many events held in Devonport. The tourist information centre is also on the reserve as well as a children's playground and a petanque areamore
The War Memorial
This war memorial is on the reserve in Devonport. The bronze statue on the top is called the 'untidy soldier' and the sculptor himself was a returned soldier (Frank Lynch) who served at Gallipoli and France. This was his vision of a Kiwi 'digger' who was about to evacuate Gallipoli and his gaunt face looking back to the memory of his dead mates as...more
Jacksons Muzeum
Jacksons Muzeum is located in the old Devonport Post office. This museum has collectables, automobilia, and Victoriana. There is something like 15,000 unusual exhibits. Don't ask me what the Telephone box is doing on the roof. Open: Wednesdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. 10 am - 5.30 pm.more
Walking the Tunnels
There is a self-guided walk you can take. The walk begins at the carpark and will take you through the tunnels and to the searchlights and gun as well as other interests of the military defences. Take care with the walking though as there are holes and uneven surfaces in the tunnels.more
The Stories
There are many stories apparently about the hidden tunnels at North Head which contain anything from two original boeing planes to decaying ammunition. So far all investigation have proven to be untrue.more
The Guns
North Head was well defended with three disappearing guns in 1900. The barrels weighed over 13 tons and were designed to retract underground when it was fired. The gun would then be reloaded and returned to the surface for the next firing. There is still one of these guns, one of the few remaining, at South Battery.more
Devonport Restaurants
The Masonic Hotel
The Masonic Hotel is one of the oldest still standing buildings on the north shore. The hotel was built in 1866 and is one of the oldest pubs in New Zealand. They have around 14 different varieties of NZ beer on tap as well as both NZ and imported beers in bottles. One of their newest beers for sale is the Erdinger Wheatbeer, which has a distinctly...more
On Bourbon St Restaurant & Bar
This restaurant represents a taste of New Orleans. The menu advertises dishes like, char grilled Cajun chicken Caesar salad, Louisiana Gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish pie to name but a few. Desserts like Mud Pie and Pecan Pie are also on the menu. The décor is relaxed with a brick lined covered courtyard and big leather couches. Service may be a little...more
Jackson's Muzeum and Tearooms
The tea rooms are part of the Museum and it is not licensed or BYO. They serve the usual choice of cakes and pastries including Cornish pasties and quiche. You can also order a tea service which comes with scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam and of course 'tea'. They are open Monday to Sunday from 9.00am to 6.00pm.more
Devonport Nightlife
LOS INCAS: Only a few in Devonport to choose...
Spanish style restaurant and cafe, 2 Rattray St, Devo..top of the village there.
Fantastic atmosphere, great food!..Live Latino music Fri and Sat nights.
And the place is children friendly too, even has swings and toys outside in the courtyard..Oooh did I mention it's jus off the noisy Victoria Rd there, so peace and quiet if you decide to sit outside and enjoy the food and your wine/beer/tapas. :)
Jus to add below, Michelle wrote June 2010, her experience:
We had a triple birthday party at Los Incas with 12 people. All of us had a great time. The restaurant's atmosphere is very friendly and inviting. The staff are extremely helpful, polite and friendly. They have accommodated our every requests with no problem at all. The food is very nice and the cocktails, desserts are very well presented. We brought our own birthday cakes and they were very helpful to present the cakes very nicely with candels, etc. The live music was an absolute bonus with Gerrardo Torres, as he is the best latin american singer in New Zealand.
We spent 4 hours in the restaurant eating, drinking and dancing, even our waitress and our host/chef Jesus came out and joined us in the dancing and singing and Jesus is not just a wonderful host but a talented singer as well. The prices are very reasonable we paid about $50/person that included entrees, mains, lots of wine and cocktails. It was worth every penny of it. In overall we couldn't wish for more, it was the best birthday party ever, all of us had a fantastic night and enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you very much Los Incas.
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Devonport Transportation
Harbour ferry
You can easily access Devonport by going across the Auckland Harbour bridge to the North Shore, but one of the nicest ways to get there is across the harbour by ferry from downtown Auckland. The service runs regularly. There are also plenty of shops, and some cafes as well inside the Ferry terminal (pictured)more
Ferries from Auckland to Devonport
Regular ferries connect the pretty seaside suburb of Devonport with downtown Auckland.I caught one of these ferries, operated by "Fullers", during my visit to the city in March 2006. The following details are correct as of that date:- Ferries leave for Devonport from Auckland's ferry building every 30 minutes (on the hour and half past the hour)...more
Catch a Ferry and enjoy the Experience
From Auckland: You can catch the ferry to Devonport at the Ferry Buildings, Quay St at the end of Queen St in the city.Trip time is approx 12 minutes and the tariff is $7.00 return. Ferries leave every 30 minutes during the day.Ferrys to Rangitoto and other islands also leave from here..more
Devonport Shopping
Uniquely Differerent Shopping
Devonport is a great place for finding all kinds of wonderfully different shops and galleries. You won't see mostly chain stores here, this is really unique shopping. There are antique stores with all the old memorabilia to rediscover, incredible art galleries, great bookstores and little boutiques. You could spend a couple of hours wandering up and down the main street and I'm sure you will find something to your liking.
Devonport Local Customs
Devonport Wine & Food Festival
Every February the Devonport Wine and Food Festival is held on the Windsor Reserve right in the heart of Devonport. There is Music, good food and wine tasting.
Every Month there is also a Craft Market.
Devonport Off The Beaten Path
Lake Pupuke
Lake Pupuke is a small freshwater lake on the North Shore which has formed in the crater of one of Auckland's oldest volcano's. The name Pupuke comes from the Maori name of Pupukemoana meaning 'over flowing lake'.more
Takapuna is the main commercial and shopping centre of North Shore City. There is street shopping just off the beach as well as Shore City Galleria for undercover shopping. There are also some great restaurants and cafes there – dine in or outside on a nice sunny day. The Pumphouse Theatre is also there.Takapuna is great for spending a few hours...more
Rangitoto Island
Rangitoto a famous Auckland landmark, is both the youngest and largest of the many volcanoes throughout in New Zealand. The island is symmetrical and can be seen from anywhere in the Hauraki Gulf. Its evolution was from a short intense period of volcanic activity around 500 years ago. You take a ride on the local transport. Pass by old lava flows...more
Devonport Sports & Outdoors
Lake Pupuke
Lake Pupuke is a popular recreational lake for all kinds of water sports. On the shores of the lake is an old pumphouse which used to supply the Borough of Devonport with water until the supply became insufficient for the growing community. It was closed in 1944 and is now a theatre.Related to:
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One of my Favourite places.
Favorite thing: Devonport holds many memories for me from the wonderful ice cream to the great galleries and antique shops, sitting on North Head watching the start of the Whitbread Round the World race, having lunch in one the cafe's or dinner on the deck at the Ferry Terminal. Many times while working in the city, I used to grab a sandwich, buy a return ticket on the Devonport ferry and just ride over and back in my lunch break.Related to:
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The long-running dysfunctional situation at the Charleston County Aviation Authority may finally be settling down.
Developments over the past month have changed the makeup of the 13-member board and kept the agency out of court.
And a topping-out ceremony Wednesday with the steel skeleton of a new dome for the nearly $200 million terminal renovation project lifted spirits further.
Last week, the agency agreed to settle a gender discrimination complaint filed by former airports director Sue Stevens for $270,000. Stevens left the agency nearly one year ago this month, citing belittlement by some board members because she is a woman.
The settlement ended the dispute, which took seed much earlier than Stevens' departure.
Both sides left the mediation table happy last week, putting to rest what could have turned into a highly publicized mudfest in federal court.
The other change involves the board's composition.
The Senate delegation in June nominated organization development consultant and trainer Margaret Seidler and former Charleston City Council member Henry Fishburne to replace lawyer and former judge Larry Richter and former congressman Tommy Hartnett, whose terms expired June 1.
The House delegation followed a couple of weeks later by nominating former Mount Pleasant Mayor Billy Swails to replace businessman Mallory Factor, who did not seek reappointment because of teaching commitments. His term also expired June 1.
House members also reappointed Helen Hill, Charleston's tourism chief.
Swails served on the board until last fall by virtue of his being mayor of the state's fourth largest municipality. The insurance agent did not seek re-election.
Swails, the former finance chairman of the Aviation Authority, doesn't have much catching up to do with airport operations, but Seidler and Fishburne are fresh faces to what's become an important organization in the booming Charleston region, now that aerospace giant Boeing is parked right next door to the state's busiest airport.
"We lost three members who provided valuable input," Airports Director Paul Campbell said. "But we picked up three that will have new perspectives."
He referred to the past week as "big" for the Aviation Authority.
"We settled the legal issue and settled it amicably," Campbell said. "And we placed the last piece of structural steel on the terminal."
Airport work, including $10 million for concessionaires to upfit their spaces, is set for completion in September 2015.
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North Star Volume 55 No. 1 Fall 2013
A magazine for alumni and friends of Rochester College
FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK TYSON SUCCEEDS SHELLY AS PRESIDENT INTRODUCING DR. JOHN TYSON REFLECTING ON THE PRESIDENCY OF DR. RUBEL SHELLY CAMPUS NEWS BUILDING The Garth Pleasant Gymnasium 2 5 6 8 9 14 BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Asia Smith Helps With Disaster Relief 16 ONE IN CHRIST JESUS Naomi Walters Fulfills Calling 17 EVENT NEWS ALUMNI HAPPENINGS 18 20 22 ON THE COVER Rochester College's mace, introduced in 2004, is made from Michigan cherry wood and is hand carved in the shape of a torch. Traditionally, the torch symbolizes light in darkness. For Rochester College, this has two meanings: • Enlightenment through education, so one grows intellectually and is able to connect coherently the truth of God with the wisdom of humanity. • A beacon of Christian hope, embodied by the one claimed as the "light of the world." ALUMNI NEWS BRIEFS // HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS ROCHESTER IN RETROSPECT 1962: A Warm Welcome 23 DESIGNER Kayce McClure, Media Specialist 800 West Avon Road Rochester Hills, MI 48307 800.521.6010 | www.rc.edu CO-EDITOR Lora Hutson, Director of Communication Services CO-EDITOR, DESIGN EDITOR Liz Fulton ('11) Communication Specialist DESIGNER, PHOTOGRAPHER Elliot Jones ('07) Manager of Digital Media CONTRIBUTING WRITERS John Barton; Chelsea Hackel; Rebekah Haigh; Kayce McClure; Natalie Redmond; Larry Stewart ('70) CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Darryl Lambert; Asia Smith PROOFREADERS Julayne Hughes ('03); Cathy Ries; Larry Stewart ('70) Rochester College is committed to equal opportunity for all persons and does not discriminate in admissions, programs, or any other educational functions and services on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, age, veteran status, religion, or disability to those who meet admission criteria and are willing to uphold its values as stated in the Student Handbook. Rochester College is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, age, veteran status, or disability. Rochester College cultivates academic excellence, principled character, servant leadership, and global awareness through a rigorous educational experience that integrates liberal arts and professional studies within an inclusive Christian heritage. N O R T H S TA R // 3


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The Hazard Communication Standard
The Hazard Communication Standard, also known as the "Right-to-Know Law", was first enacted on November 25, 1983, by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). It was later modified with minor changes and technical amendments that went into effect March 11, 1994.
On May 25, 2012, the Standard was updated to align with the United Nations Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of chemicals (GHS), Revision 3. The parts of the Standard not related to the GHS basic framework, scope and exemptions, remained largely unchanged. There have been some minor terminology modifications. For example, "hazard determination" has been changed to "hazard classification" and "material safety data sheet" has changed to "safety data sheet". The three major areas of change are hazard classification, labeling and safety data sheets. For more information on the GHS alignment, please refer to Quick Tip #374 – Globally Harmonized System.
The purpose of the Standard is to ensure that the hazards of all chemicals produced or imported are classified and that information concerning these hazards is shared with employers and employees. This transfer of information is to be accomplished by means of a comprehensive hazard communication program that includes container labeling and other forms of warning, Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and employee training.
The Standard comprises six major categories: Hazard Determination, Safety Data Sheets, Labels and other Forms of Warning, Employee Information and Training, The Written Hazard Communication Program and Trade Secrets.
The first category, Hazard Determination (29 CFR 1910.1200 (d)) requires employers to identify and evaluate all chemicals used in the workplace. This evaluation is based on two hazard categories: listed and defined.
Listed hazards are those included in one of the following references: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 Z tables; American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Threshold Limit Values (TLV); the National Toxicology Program; or the International Agency for Research on Cancer.
Defined hazards are specified by OSHA as physical or health hazards, such as combustible liquids, oxidizers, corrosives, reproductive toxins and non-toxins.
Chemicals exempt from the standard include: wood and wood products (except wood dust), regulated hazardous waste, tobacco products, food, drugs, cosmetics, alcoholic beverages, agricultural or vegetable seed treated with pesticides, various types of pesticides, nuisance particulate, and articles. These are exempt because they are all regulated by separate government agencies.
The second major category of the Standard is SDS (29 CFR 1910.1200(g)). Once you have evaluated and identified all of the hazardous chemicals in your workplace, you must document them and obtain an SDS for each item. SDS are available from the chemical supplier or manufacturer. These SDS' contain specific chemical hazard information such as: physical hazards, health hazards, routes of entry, exposure limits (if any), precautions for safe handling and use (if known), spill clean-up procedures, personal protective equipment to be used, emergency and first-aid procedures, and the name, address and telephone number of the chemical manufacturer. All of the information on the SDS must be in English and be available to employees working with or near the hazardous chemical.
The third category, Labels and other Forms of Warning (29 CFR 1910.1200(f)), requires labels on all chemicals in the workplace. The label should contain the identity of the material, appropriate hazard warnings and the name and address of the manufacturer, importer or other responsible party. Other appropriate warning information (such as pictures and symbols) may be used in conjunction with the hazard information. Labels must be legible and in English. Labels in a second language may be added as long as the English label is present. For more information on labeling, please refer to Quick Tips #198, "HazCom and Comparing Chemical Labeling Requirements."
The fourth category, Employee Information and Training (29 CFR 1910.1200(h)), requires employers to provide employees with effective information and training on hazardous chemicals in their work area at the time of their initial assignment and whenever a new physical or health hazard is introduced into the area. The training shall include: methods and observations used to detect the presence or release of the chemical, physical and health hazards, protective measures, labeling and explanation of the SDS.
The fifth category is the Written Hazard Communication Program (29 CFR 1910.1200(e)). It requires employers to fully document the actions taken to comply with all of the provision of the Standard and to list the responsible person(s) for each area of the program. A copy of the written program must be made available, upon request, to all employees and OSHA officials.
The sixth and final category of Hazard Communication involves manufacturer Trade Secrets (29 CFR 1910.1200(i)). The chemical manufacturer may withhold the chemical identity, including the chemical name and other specific information, from the SDS. However, under special conditions, this secret information may be obtained by health care professionals.
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Associated Press= PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier defied a judge's order Thursday and refused to attend a hearing to determine whether he will again face charges for human rights abuses committed during the nearly 15 years of his brutal regime.
Duvalier defense attorney Reynold Georges showed up 90 minutes after the hearing was about to start and announced that he had filed an appeal of the judge's order. The session then began in a courtroom crowded with reporters and observers.
Georges, a brash former senator, said he was confident that the Supreme Court would not only overturn the order to compel Duvalier's presence in court but also block the effort by victims of the Duvalier regime from getting the court to reinstate the charges.
"We're waiting for the Supreme Court decision and we're going to win," Georges said. "I don't lose. I'm Haiti's Johnnie Cochran."
Duvalier ruled Haiti from 1971-1986, a time when thousands were imprisoned, tortured and killed for opposing the government. He was ousted in a popular revolt and forced into exile in France.
He made a surprise return to Haiti in January 2011 and was promptly charged with embezzlement and human rights abuses. A court threw out all but the embezzlement charge, which carries a maximum of five years in prison.
Duvalier, who lives in a villa in the hills above the Haitian capital, skipped two previous court hearings without penalty.


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Program Overview:
The County wellness program is participation-based. If an employee chooses not to take part in the required steps, they will not receive the incentive. To earn the incentive an employee must complete a biometric health screening and a health risk assessment questionnaire. The incentive for the employee is up to a $50 medical insurance premium reduction. Covered spouses are welcomed to participate, but they are not required in order for the employee to earn the incentive. Deadline for completing all requirements is March 4th. We will be working with Froedtert Workforce Health to administer the health screening process. Questions regarding the health assessments can be directed to Workforce Health at 414-777-3446.
In mid-December all employees received instructions in the mail from Workforce Health regarding the health assessment process and requirements. The documents Workforce Health mailed included a letter, registration instructions, and a calendar of onsite health assessment dates. All steps must be completed to be eligible for the medical insurance premium reduction. The health assessment steps are:
· Spouses and dependents are not required to participate in order to receive the incentive.
· For accurate results, please remember to fast for your biometric screening appointment. Nothing to eat or drink, except water, 10 to 12 hours prior to your appointment.
· Health coaching can be utilized by any employee regardless of their risk. It is a one-on-one interaction with a certified Health Coach who is there to help you achieve your health related goals, keep you accountable, and help you stay motivated. Nothing ever said with the health coach will be reported back to the County.
· The program is participation based. Therefore, if you set a goal during your health screening or in a coaching session and do not meet it you will not be penalized. As long as you are participating and meeting the requirements you will receive the incentive.
Other frequently asked questions can be answered here.
Contact Information:
Claire Schuenke
Wellness Coordinator
Courthouse Room 210
901 N. 9th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Ph: 414-278-4938
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The Film Interfaces of Mark Coleran: A Portfolio Show Reel
The Film Interfaces of Mark Coleran: A Portfolio Show Reel
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In all the new ITR(Income Tax Return) forms an information about following transaction has been demanded.And what i observe that person are normally ignoring this and leaving this detail blank.
1.Cash deposits aggregating to ten lakh rupees or more in a year in any savings account by you maintained in a banking company to which the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (10 of 1949),applied (including any bank or banking institution referred to in section 51 of the Act.
2.Payment made by you against bills raised in respect of a credit card aggregating to two lakh rupees or more in a year.
3.Payment made by you of an amount of two lakh rupees or more for purchase of units of Mutual Fund.
4.Payment made by you of an amount of five lakh rupees or more for acquiring bonds or debentures issued by a company or institution.
5.Payment made by you of an amount of one lakh rupees or more for acquiring shares issued by a company.
6.Purchase by you of any immovable property valued at thirty lakh rupees or more.
7.Sale by you of any immovable property valued at thirty lakh rupees or more.
8.Payment made by you of an amount of five lakh rupees or more in a year for investment in bonds issued by Reserve Bank of India.
Now the dept is ready to cross verifying your detail with AIR(Annual Information Return).In all the above transaction some one is responsible to file the AIR and file it to income tax dept. through TIN_NSDL .but it was published some where that in almost 60 % of the entries reported in AIR does not have a PAN.The reason behind that is person doing this transaction are not giving their Pan to the person who are liable to file the return. Though this % is reducing day by day but yet it is a large %.
generally public think that if PAN is not supplied than our transaction can not be traced by the dept. To some extent they are right but not 100 % .In new era of computersiation it is possible to trace transaction without Pan.
A software has been developed by the DIT(systems) to match the transaction without pan in Air.According to tender floated on income tax website there are 8,00,000 transaction without Pan reported in AIR and department has a Pan database of 5 crore.The software will detect two possible Pan for the every transaction without Pan reported in Air on the basis of, Name of the person,address etc,then each suggested pan for a particular transaction by the software will be verify by the person manually on the the basis of other parameters not checked by the software . after the complete verification pan will be assigned to the transaction.in this process in my view dept will have a success almost 60-70 % .
So person who are not reporting information in new ITR by presuming that if pan not given transaction can not be traced ,should reconsider it and should ready themselves according to alertness of income tax dept. Do not Copy/Paste on other website/blog/forum site,we may demand compensation from you.However ,You may Provide only link back to our site. Service Tax Rate Chart Wef 01.06.2015 on all Services


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