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Martin LewisMoney Saving Expert
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis OBE is a 43-year-old award-winning campaigning TV and radio presenter, newspaper columnist and author. An ultra-specialised journalist, in 2003 he founded MoneySavingExpert.com, which has nearly 10,000,000 users a month, and remains Editor-in-Chief working with the team, writing some of the guides, and being a money-saving pedant.
He has his own ITV programme, The Martin Lewis Money Show, is often credited as the "big gob in chief" behind campaigns to reclaim bank charges, PPI and council tax, was awarded an OBE for services to consumer rights and charitable services in June 2014 and topped The Grocer's 2011 Retail Power 100 list. He also has an honorary doctorate from Chester University, has featured in a top 40 bank charges protest single and, according to Google, was again the UK's most searched-for British man in 2013.
Outside of the money world he has an average score of over 400 at Scrabble (and not dissimilar at golf) and is married to Mrs MSE (Lara). Read Martin's full biography and Martin's blog.
Amy RobertsMoney Features Writer
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Amy joined MSE in March 2013 as money features writer. She�s responsible for writing new money guides as well as updating old ones. Previously she worked as a features writer at Financial Adviser.�Amy was also a senior reporter at Post, a magazine for the insurance industry, after qualifying as a journalist in 2009.
Having danced since she was three years old, Amy enjoys nothing more than popping along to Pineapple Dance Studios in her spare time to do a class, going back to her home town to watch Norwich play football (hopefully not getting thrashed), or printing off some restaurant vouchers to catch up with friends.
Andrea HiraiForum Editorial Liaison
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Andrea joined in 2004 as the first member of the Editorial team, having been a site user for a year. Now on the recently formed Forum & Community team, as Forum Editorial Liaison she helps answer questions from site users, our fantastic volunteer board guides and companies, liaises with our legal team, and can be found tweeting most days, day and night on @MSE_Forum. Before MSE, Andrea was a Spanish, Italian and Portuguese technical freelance translator following a similar role at FT.com.
At home, Andrea is mum to two excitable and beautiful little girls. When not working or chasing the little 'uns to eat their tea, Andrea�s hobbies include growing her own veg, relaxing with a good book, watching her solar panel display in hope whenever the sun comes out, and of course, her ultimate passion: bargain-grabbing.
Especially gratifying was a quadruple whammy of garden shed in a sale, pre-VAT increase, on a cashback card, via a cashback website! As an MFW (Mortgage-Free Wannabe) her ultimate goal is to pay off her mortgage early, which is currently due to happen in 2020, although the sooner, the better.
Archna LuthraClubs Manager
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Archna's in charge of our Cheap Energy Club, which helps you get no-hassle, permanently cheap gas and electricity. Before that she was the Email & Planning Editor which included heading up our Consumer team and ensuring the weekly email was in tip top shape. She's also a spokesperson for MSE, appearing regularly on radio and sometimes TV.
Her proudest MoneySaving moment came when she finally conquered her university debt hangover. Since then saving money has become a way of life for her, and fuels her love of travelling to far flung destinations.
Here from the online dating guide? You can tweet Archna @MSE_ArchnaL ;)
Deborah ShanahanAssistant Deals Manager
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Deborah is part of the MSE Deals team which specialises in finding the site's fun deals. She works primarily on finding the best discount vouchers for eating out, shopping and days out. Deborah worked in law before joining MSE in 2008. Everyday she's glad she decided to change her career.
Deborah enjoys eating out (all in the name of research, of course) shopping (ditto), making and drinking cocktails and teaching her boyfriend to play tennis.
Eesha MohindraMoney Analyst
Eesha joined MSE's Money team in November 2013. She ensures all our money guides are up-to-date with the best products for MoneySavers. She graduated in social anthropology in 2010, and went on to work as a manager in a bank.
In her spare time, she likes searching for and eating at exotic (and cheap, of course) restaurants with her best friends. She's also a novice dressmaker and stitches dresses for friends and family.
Gary CaffellDeals Editor
Gary joined MSE in October 2014 and his main role is to ensure all deals and blogs are well researched, well written and stick to the lively MSE style.
He has nine years of experience working on national and regional newspapers and magazines. Gary has a passion for words and a pet hate for grammatically incorrect shop or road signs.
When he�s not honing his craft, he enjoys following Arsenal, where he has a season ticket. He also loves travelling and has an interesting claim to fame � he once held a world record for juggling (with 15,000 others!).
Guy AnkerManaging Editor
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Guy manages the Editorial team (which writes the content on MSE) and is one of the site�s editors, ensuring guides, the weekly email and news stories are in tip top shape. He also regularly appears on radio and TV as a spokesperson for MSE. He joined MSE in December 2008 after a year as assistant producer on Martin Lewis' It Pays to Watch on Channel 5. Before that, he was a personal finance reporter at the Daily Mail.
His MoneySaving skills are best demonstrated when haggling. He never misses a chance to get a few quid off when shopping for clothes or to cut his digital TV and mobile phone bills by playing the 'I'm going to cancel my account' card.
Helen KnapmanSenior News Reporter
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Helen's main role includes writing news stories for the site and researching topics for Martin�s broadcast appearances, such as on Radio 5 Live. She joined MSE in January 2011, and was named Online Financial Journalist of the Year at the 2013 Santander Media Awards. Before she joined MSE, she spent her time interning for various publications after graduating from university in 2010 with a degree in multi-media journalism.
In her spare time, Helen enjoys rooting through stores for sales bargains and accessories for her ever-expanding wardrobe, as well as putting restaurant vouchers to good use with friends.
Helen SaxonMoney desk leader
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Helen joined MSE in September 2012 to look after the money content on the website. This means ensuring the best buys for savings, loans, credit cards and more are up-to-date, as well as the wider areas of the site covering tax, benefits, pensions and more.
Before joining MSE and becoming a journalist, Helen spent much of her time talking to them as a PR, first for a debt help charity, then for a consumer credit trade association.
She regularly represents MSE in the media, whether providing tips in a feature article on how to do a budget to commenting on breaking personal finance news.
Away from MSE Towers, Helen spends time seeing as many theatre shows as possible for as little money as possible. In slightly less refined pursuits, she�s often to be found watching her home-town team, Manchester United, play football. She also enjoys winning pub quizzes.
Jenny KeefeLead Writer
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As MoneySavingExpert.com's Lead Writer, Jenny covers a wide array of subjects, including travel, money-making, mental health and debt, shopping and property. She also produces apps and online tools such as the Local eBay Deals Finder and Split Train Ticket Finder.
Born in the glorious county of Essex, Jenny got the book Free Stuff for Kids for her eighth birthday, and so her passion for MoneySaving began. She's now been writing about consumer affairs for nearly a decade.
Johanna GornitzkiWeb Content Editor
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Jo is one of the site�s editors and manages the Money and Insurance teams, ensuring guides and the weekly email are in perfect shape. She is also one of MSE�s main spokespeople.
She joined MSE at the beginning of 2014, but has more than 10 years' experience as a personal finance and consumer journalist. An award-winning journalist, she spent four years as the editor of money magazine Moneywise, its website and TV channel and more recently as personal finance correspondent for the Mail on Sunday.
When she�s not at work fighting the corner of the consumer, she�s busy training for the London Marathon, and trying to convince her other half that getting a dog would be a great idea.
Nick DurrantConsumer Analyst
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Nick joined MSE as an intern, before becoming our Consumer Analyst in April 2014. He studied English and European law, spending a year abroad in the Netherlands as part of his course. He spends most of his money on travelling and spent every summer as a student "somewhere tropical and green". He still tries go camping and hiking at least once a year.
He enjoys reading fiction (ashamedly mostly crime novels), is interested in economics and technology, and watches a lot of Korean and Asian movies. He's yet to grow out of his childhood love of video games � Mario is his hero.
Paloma KubiakNews Reporter
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Paloma joined MSE in July 2011 as a deals researcher and writer, helping the team scout out the hottest bargains. She switched to the News team in May 2014. Previously, she worked for a freelance investigative reporter, as a senior multi-media journalist for Trinity Mirror and was a presenter and engineer at Radio Northwick Park (though her friends would say this didn't improve her music taste!).
In her free time, Paloma enjoys reading, having been a member of a book club since 2008, as well as long strolls and cycle rides in the summer. She loves travelling, having toured parts of the US, India, Dubai, China and Hong Kong and is slowly conquering Europe. Her weaknesses are chocolate and snoozing and an occasional glass or two of ros� in good company.
Rebecca RuttInsurance Desk Leader
Rebecca has recently become Senior Insurance Writer after spending the past year working in the Consumer team.
Before joining MoneySavingExpert.com, she worked at a number of different personal finance publications after completing a journalism MA in Cardiff and an undergraduate degree in history in the fine city of Norwich.
When not searching for a new way to save money, she can normally be found in a kitchen baking, organising dinner with friends at a new restaurant, planning her next holiday or laughing at internet cat videos.
Sam McFaulMoney Writer
Sam joined MSE as an intern, before becoming a Money Writer in September 2014. He initially qualified as a chartered accountant before having an epiphany and realising life as an accountant was not for him. He spent five months in Italy before joining MSE and still likes to go travelling when he can.
He�s currently studying for his NCTJ, but when he has time to spare from practising shorthand, he�s also an occasional Leyton Orient supporter, enjoys reading fiction (mainly dystopian sci-fi), likes swimming and live music.
Sarah MonroDeals Researcher
Sarah joined MSE in June 2014 as a Deals Researcher. Her job is to find the best discounts, vouchers and special offers available.
When she's not saving money, Sarah tries to find time to read, keep fit and teach herself to play the guitar; something which has gone unappreciated by all her previous housemates. She also enjoys travelling, usually to escape to warmer climates, and her most recent adventure was a charity trek to Everest Base Camp.
Steve NowottnyConsumer and Features Editor
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Steve is one of the site's editors and manages the Consumer and Features teams. He's responsible for ensuring guides are in tip-top condition, works on the weekly email and also acts as a spokesperson for MSE.
A journalist for more than 10 years, Steve trained as a reporter on a daily newspaper in Alabama. After returning to the UK, he specialised in health journalism, working as an investigative reporter and then editor at the GP magazine Pulse before joining MSE in April 2014.
Away from work, Steve enjoys travelling, cinema, following Newcastle United and trying to learn Vietnamese faster than his (bilingual) one-year-old son.
Tony ForchioneInsurance Analyst
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Tony joined MSE Towers in September 2011 as part of the Editorial team. His specialist subject is anything and everything insurance-related � whether it's to help you find the right deal or what you should be looking out for when selecting a type of cover.
All this knowledge was gained from a number of years working for an insurance broker and a financial research company, while he�s recently completed a degree in business management.
He loves spending time with his wife, impressing her with shopping vouchers and visiting family in Northern Ireland. He also has three young boys and has great fun causing mischief with them � when Mrs F isn't watching, of course.�He�s now got an allotment patch � that�s where he can be found in his free time with family Forchione.
Wendy AlcockExternal Affairs & Campaigns Manager
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Wendy liaises with the Government, regulators, other consumer groups and charities on any issue affecting consumers. Her role is to put the consumer's point of view across in the places that matter and to push for stronger rights in the future.
Before joining MSE in 2007, Wendy worked for Trading Standards and the Citizens Advice Bureau in an attempt to redress the balance between consumers and the corporate beast. This is something she continues to do with a vengeance, although she also likes to potter around in her garden growing a variety of veg and playing with her two cheeky chickens.
Zorica CampbellForum & Community Researcher
Zorica joined MSE in May 2013 as a Forum & Community Researcher. Her role involves spotting any exciting new trends that crop up in and around our buzzing forum, as well as liaising with the Deals, News and Editorial teams and helping to drive social media. Prior to joining MSE, she worked in social media and online research for Groupon.
A fully-fledged Gooner, Zorica is staunchly proud of her north London family roots. She enjoys reading, writing, is a HUGE music lover and started playing netball as part of her 2013 campaign "Get Fit or Die (hopefully not)".


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10 Steps to Pick the Right Doctor
Whether you need a primary care doctor or a specialist, these 10 steps will ensure you find the right doctor for you. View Slideshow
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In the first quarter of 2006, phones weren't ringing for used-jet sellers. Last year, the situation was the opposite, as activity out of the gate was head-spinning and never slowed. It's anybody's guess how '08 will unfold, but one thing seems clear: no longer does the market's health depend solely on the U.S.
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The Dish: Fresh, grilled Hawaiian escolar, marinated in lemon juice, olive oil and herbs, garnished with fresh vegetable. The Caterer: Kahler In-Flight Catering, Rochester, Minn.; (507) 280-6200; www.kahler.com.
February 1, 2008
"I started when I was six," said Michael Scheeringa, when asked how he wound up in aviation. "I grew up in Phoenix, and when I was in grade school, I used to take the city bus to the airport and watch airplanes take off and land, and count passengers. At that point, I thought I'd want to build airports."
February 1, 2008
Last December 17, 104 years to the day after the Wright Brothers' historic first flight, a U.S. Boeing C-17 Globemaster III accomplished another milestone. The heavy lift cargo jet touched down at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey, completing the type's first transcontinental journey using a synthetic fuel blend.
February 1, 2008
Here's a golf course that looks like a prehistoric rock garden. Luckily, it plays like a something out of Eden. Between the stark, boulder-strewn Santa Catalina Mountains looming on the east and the Tortolita Mountains to the north, you half expect to see dinosaurs roaming just around the doglegs here.
February 1, 2008
Last fall at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show, Eurocopter was in attendance-not to buy a yacht, but to sell a helicopter, or two or three, in a market in which helicopters are much in demand. In fact, it is rare these days to see any yacht longer than about 120 feet come off the design board without a helicopter flight deck.
February 1, 2008
As the presidential primary season heats up and Election Day approaches, you may be asked to make your aircraft available for travel by government officials and political candidates. Before doing so, you should familiarize yourself with the many laws, regulations and rules that govern such transportation.
December 1, 2007
In 1873, when Jules Verne wrote his famous novel about a race around the world, completing the journey in 80 days seemed impossible to many. Now, of course, you can make the trip a whole lot faster.
December 1, 2007
Every day, a fleet of more than 600 helicopters transports 10,000 passengers to and from thousands of oil and natural gas rigs and platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. For the better part of the last four decades, one helicopter model has dominated that fleet: the five-seat Bell JetRanger.
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Signature Flight Support has opened its newly renovated facility at Le Bourget Airport in Paris. Formerly known as "Le Terminal," the upgraded operation includes passenger lounges with panoramic airport views, separate work and rest areas for crews, a private bar, dedicated concierge service and a private car park.
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**Please note that due to the General Election, there will not be a National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast in 2015. The next Prayer Breakfast will take place in 2016**
National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2014
The 2014 National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast took place on Tuesday 17th June, with the theme of 'Global Christianity in the 21st Century'. This year's main speaker was the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby and the Chair of the Breakfast was Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP.
Video of Archbishop's Keynote Address
You can find a transcript of the Archbishop's talk here.
"I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people – for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good, and pleases God our Saviour"
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Mesha Rashiphal 2014 – 2015
MESHA Predictions For: Family | Career | Money | Love | Health
Mesha Rashiphal 2015 Now Online!
2014 for the Mesha Rashi (Aries zodiac sign) will be fantastic. This year will turn out to be favorable for you in terms of relationships. Make the most of 2014 by being positive in your everyday life. Mesha Rasi people will thrive in career and business. Love life will be fantastic. Your Rashi Bhavishya predicts a wonderful year ahead.
Your well-timed actions will contribute a lot to your endeavors at both your professional as well as personal life. Health might be a bit delicate but with proper care, it will be fine. Love and romance will give you a lot of pleasure. You might even find your true soul mate this year. Mesh Rasi people will have a great career this year.
Aries horoscope 2014 clearly reveals that it is going to be an eventful year for those who come under this fire sign of the zodiac. You are vigorously energetic. You are steadfast, confident and determined. You know how to how to make your will power work, dedication being the catalyst. Let's see what 2014 has in store for the Aries natives.
This is going to be an exciting as well as encouraging year for the Mesh Rasi. You may not get all you want. You may have to go through a few hardships. Yet, 2014 Rashifal predictions for Mesha people foretell success and achievements worth relishing. And mark! These are no mere gains. What you achieve this year, whether in your personal life or in your profession, is going to have a positive lasting influence for the rest of your life.
Corresponding Zodiac Sign: 2014 Aries Horoscope Predictions
Corresponding Chinese Zodiac Sign: 2014 Dragon Horoscope Predictions
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Maggie's Diary
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Thank you for all the fireworks for our pages. Hope everybody had a fun and safe 4th of July.
Thank youMay 13th 2013 7:07 pm
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Thank you for the Mother's Day presents. We may not be able to send individual thanks you for all the presents. Hope everybody had a wonderful Mother's Day.
Thank youMarch 31st 2013 5:46 pm
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I want to thank all our pals for the Easter eggs for our page. It will take some time to go through all our presents and messages on our pages. Hope everybody had a wonderful Easter. Hope we send all our pals a present too. Sometime it is hard to tell if we got everybody. Wish it was easier to send presents to all the pals instead of having to go each page separately.
Thanks for the boxes of candyFebruary 14th 2013 6:13 pm
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It will take us awhile to go through all the presents between the seven of us in the family. Mommy had an eye exam today so her eyes are still dilated making it hard to read. She had to go out of town on Friday too. We appreciate all our pals. We hope we sent all our pals a box of treats too. Mommy was kind of blind she is not for sure she got everybody. If you did not get one, please don't feel slighted. We love all our pals.
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Thank you HQ for recognizing my diary. I feel so honored.
Your Rainbow Bridge Day is today.February 5th 2013 10:57 am
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Today 10 years ago, I had to tell you goodbye. It was such a sad day for me, but it was the right thing to do for you. You needed surgery and the blood work revealed that you would not survive surgery. It broke my heart and my heart is breaking today too. I love you Maggie and I always will.
Today I celebrate your birthday!January 1st 2013 5:47 pm
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You were only a part of my life for a short seven years. Your age was estimated at seven when I got you. I loved you so much Maggie. It broke my heart the day I had to let you go. I think of you often Maggie and I will always love you.
Missing you MaggieFebruary 5th 2012 5:57 pm
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Nine years ago I had to tell you goodbye sweet Maggie. I think about you often Maggie and I miss you so much. You will be forever in my heart.
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Wow! I am so happy. Thanks HQ
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I don't know your real birthday since you were a rescue dog. I cherished you for the short 7 years I had you. You brought so much joy to my life. It was one of the saddest day of my life was when I had to tell you good-bye, but I know it was best for you.
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Research article
Interplay of RsbM and RsbK controls the σB activity of Bacillus cereus
Article first published online: 29 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1462-2920.2012.02788.x
© 2012 Society for Applied Microbiology and Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Environmental Microbiology
Thematic issue: Sulfur Metabolism
Volume 14, Issue 10, pages 2788–2799, October 2012
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How to Cite
Chen, L.-C., Chen, J.-C., Shu, J.-C., Chen, C.-Y., Chen, S.-C., Chen, S.-H., Lin, C.-Y., Lu, C.-Y. and Chen, C.-C. (2012), Interplay of RsbM and RsbK controls the σB activity of Bacillus cereus. Environmental Microbiology, 14: 2788–2799. doi: 10.1111/j.1462-2920.2012.02788.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 3 OCT 2012
- Article first published online: 29 MAY 2012
- Received 8 November, 2011; revised 27 April, 2012; accepted 27 April, 2012.
The alternative transcription factor σB of Bacillus cereus controls the expression of a number of genes that respond to environmental stress. Four proteins encoded in the sigB gene cluster, including RsbV, RsbW, RsbY (RsbU) and RsbK, are known to be essential in the σB-mediated stress response. In the context of stress, the hybrid sensor kinase RsbK is thought to phosphorylate the response regulator RsbY, a PP2C serine phosphatase, leading to the dephosphorylation of the phosphorylated RsbV. The unphosphorylated RsbV then sequesters the σB antagonist, RsbW, ultimately liberating σB. The gene arrangement reveals an open reading frame, bc1007, flanked immediately downstream by rsbK within the sigB gene cluster. However, little is known about the function of bc1007. In this study, the deletion of bc1007 resulted in high constitutive σB expression independent of environmental stimuli, indicating that bc1007 plays a role in σB regulation. A bacterial two-hybrid analysis demonstrated that BC1007 interacts directly with RsbK, and autoradiographic studies revealed a specific C14-methyl transfer from the radiolabelled S-adenosylmethionine to RsbK when RsbK was incubated with purified BC1007. Our data suggest that BC1007 (RsbM) negatively regulates σB activity by methylating RsbK. Additionally, mutagenic substitution was employed to modify 12 predicted methylation residues in RsbK. Certain RsbK mutants were able to rescue σB activation in a rsbK-deleted bacterial strain, but RsbKE439A failed to activate σB, and RsbKE446A only moderately induced σB. These results suggest that Glu439 is the preferred methylation site and that Glu446 is potentially a minor methylation site. Gene arrays of the rsbK orthologues and the neighbouring rsbM orthologues are found in a wide range of bacteria. The regulation of sigma factors through metylation of RsbK-like sensor kinases appears to be widespread in the microbial world.


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After nasty separation, Sheldon Souray to face old Edmonton teammates
Any other day, this would be a huge story for us, but the ownership deal puts it in the background.
Sheldon Souray had a nasty separation with the Edmonton Oilers, was sent to the minors last season and then was bought out in the summer. The Stars signed him as a free agent and he has been their best defenseman.
So those two stories collide on the ice tonight when Souray meets the Oilers for the first time since the breakup.
Robert Tychkowski of the Edmonton Sun did a great story today after the skate.


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Evolution of Drosophila behavior
Species of the Drosophila melanogaster species group display a wide diversity of behavior. We have several ongoing projects to explore the genetic basis for the evolution of behavior in this group of species. We are studying problems such as courtship rituals, male-male aggresion, habitat choice and tastant preferences. All of these projects are in an early stage of development. Our long-term goals for the study behavior are similar to our goals for the study of development. What genes have evolved to generate new patterns of behavior? How have these gees evolved? How do these genetic changes alter function of the nervous system?
If you are interested in pursuing a PhD or post-doc to study the evolution of behavior in Drosophila, then please contact David Stern.


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Zomi International Network (ZONET) is a Canadian not-for-profit international development organization based in Calgary, Canada. ZONET is federally incorporated under Canada Not-for-profit Act.
Our Mission
The mission of Zomi International Network is to undertake research and take action in promoting social justice, the rule of law and sustainable development in Myanmar and India's Manipur and Mizoram States.
Climate change is real. Temperatures are rising, rainfall patterns are shifting, glaciers and snow are melting, and the global mean sea level is rising. We expect that these changes will continue, and that extreme weather events resulting in hazards such as floods and droughts will become more frequent and intense.
A growing disconnect between citizens and government – complicated by the challenges of financial strains, demographic changes, diminishing social capital, and increasing demands from citizens – has renewed the need for local leaders to revisit issues of democracy and governance.
Economic empowerment allows people to think beyond immediate daily survival and to exercise greater control over both their resources and life choices. For example, it enables households to make their own decisions around making investments in health and education, and taking risks in order to increase their income.
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Joseph Alois Schumpeter, like John Maynard Keynes, was a larger- than-life figure, a legend in his own time. Born like his generational rival in 1883, he grew up in the halcyon days of the Austro- Hungarian Empire. From a prosperous business family, his widowed mother remarried prominently, and young Joseph received the benefits of privileged status, including a first-class education. Because Schumpeter was a spinner of tales, his biographers have only recently separated the fiction from the equally fascinating Schumpeterian facts. Thrice married, once widowed, he was no puritan and no shrinking violet about either personal or professional triumphs. His widely acclaimed Theory of Economic Development was published just before World War I, establishing his reputation by the end of his third decade. He served briefly as finance minister of Austria, embarked on a disastrous banking career, and,


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Well, Muldaur called the experience a 'complete nightmare' in a 1999 interview, so it might be true.
I've also heard the director of Unnatural Selection saying these things as well. Muldaur was a terriffic lady, according to him, but the rest of the cast treated her horribly (Stewart as well).
I've heard this rumor too! Many of the cast were very rude to her during her time on TNG. I know that Patrick Stewart was very vocal with his displeasure over Gates McFadden's firing and openly campaigned for her return.
I've noted two things in the blu ray that lead me to believe that the cast wasn't very fond of Diana. Michael Dorn was the only to mention anything positive about Muldaur. Marina Sirtis said that she had nothing in common with Diana that she was married and went home to her husband whereas she had fun with Gates and Crosby off camera. Patrick Stewart didn't even mention her. And Muldaur tiptoed around it but said she had decided that she would never work with people she didn't like regardless of the script or the money. This could just have been editing but the TNG crew is a cast that goes out of its way to constantly remind us how much they love each other. It's very telling that Diana is very rarely referred to.
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Relax Resort is located right next to Libong Beach Resort, so close that you could be forgiven for thinking that it's all one big resort. The older bungalows are also very similar to those at Libong Beach -- we'd be surprised if the same folks didn't build them. All rooms overlook a lawn and get a direct sea view from large front porches. The fan edition that we checked out was spacious and outfitted with hardwood floors, good firm beds, several prop-open windows and spacious cold-water bathrooms. The new owners added more luxurious Thai-style villas with high ceilings, pointed eaves, dark-wood walls, wide glass windows, woven bamboo trim and hot water in the bathrooms. Despite the lack of extras like fridge and TV, these are good options for couples seeking a bit more style. Relax also offer family bungalows that sleep four, though we felt the family value was a little better at Libong Beach Resort. A large open-sided restaurant includes a nicely designed central bar that's worth stopping by even if you're not staying here. Run by a fairly young Thai couple, the resort also rents out motorbikes, bicycles and kayaks, and offers a wide range of boat tours and transfers. The rates we were quoted at reception and saw on Agoda are a bit lower than what's listed on the resort's website. We were told that Relax would close for part of low season. Outside of peak season, we'd ask for the shoulder season rates, which are 500 to 1,000 baht lower than the high-season rates listed here.
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SOCIAL networking sites like Facebook and Bebo could help improve children's writing skills, according to research.
A study conducted by the National Literacy Trust found that children's confidence in their writing abilities were boosted by writing blogs and using social networking sites.
The survey, of more than 3,000 youngsters aged between nine and 16, found more than half of all respondents thought writing was "boring" but that youngsters who spent time blogging enjoyed writing more than their peers who did not keep a blog.
It found that 57% of youngsters who kept blogs said they liked writing compared to 40% of children who did not do so.
The findings, detailed in the report, Young People's Writing: Attitudes, Behaviour and the Role of Technology, also indicated that 61% young bloggers and 56% youngsters with a social networking page claimed to be good or very good at writing.
Dr Spencer Jordan, who lectures in creative writing at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff's (Uwic) School of Education, said web technologies were proving to be an ideal way of encouraging young people to write confidently about things they enjoy.
He said: "When I was a kid I used to write in exercise books kept in a drawer, but now that young people write on the web there's a whole community out there to read their work. It's interactive and that makes it more appealing to them."
Dr Jordan believes encouraging learners to share their writing through blogs can help boost their confidence in their own abilities.
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"In the old days of teaching creative writing it was difficult to share each other's work without shuffling notebooks around. Now we just put all our work on the web and people can look at it whenever they want.
"I run workshops for creative writing and I always encourage students to upload their work to our blog and read each other's work. It's really good for their confidence.
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Federal health-care reform will give Illinois the opportunity to transform Medicaid into a program that saves money, keeps patients healthier and attracts more doctors, a member of Gov. Pat Quinn's cabinet said Tuesday.
Federal health-care reform will give Illinois the opportunity to transform Medicaid into a program that saves money, keeps patients healthier and attracts more doctors, a member of Gov. Pat Quinn's cabinet said Tuesday.
"We're really focusing on quality," said Julie Hamos, director of the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services.
Hamos told more than 100 people at a public hearing conducted by Quinn's Health Care Reform Implementation Council in Springfield that the expansion of Medicaid eligibility required by the new federal health care law will give the state the "leverage to really demand high quality from our health-care providers."
The federal law in 2014 will expand Medicaid — health insurance funded by the state and federal government — to anyone with a household income below 133 percent of the federal poverty level. That's less than $14,404 a year for an individual and $29,327 for a family of four.
For the first time, large numbers of low-income adults without children will have access to Medicaid. Those adults currently are ineligible unless they are disabled or elderly.
Hamos estimated the expansion will add 700,000 to 800,000 people to Illinois' Medicaid program and other state-subsidized health-care programs. At least 24 percent of the state's population would be enrolled, she said.
Medicaid and related programs in Illinois currently cost $15 billion a year, $9 billion of which comes from the federal government.
By law, all of the costs associated with a Medicaid expansion will be picked up by the federal government until 2019, according to Michael Gelder, the council's chairman and Quinn's senior health policy adviser.
After that, the feds will cover 90 percent of the expansion cost, leaving the state with about $200 million in expansion-related expenses each year, according to Theresa Eagleson, the state's Medicaid director.
The council is conducting public hearings around the state and is expected to submit recommendations to Quinn by Dec. 31.
Even though certain parts of the law are not negotiable, the way each state implements the law could vary, Gelder said.
Because of low Medicaid rates, many doctors limit the number of Medicaid patients they accept.
But through an expansion of managed-care and better-coordinated care, Illinois could keep patients healthier and avoid costly and wasteful care, Gelder said. The savings then could be spent on financial incentives for doctors to serve Medicaid patients, he said.
Dean Olsen can be reached at 788-1543.'
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TLG rocks... yes
But old TLG... really rocks.... alot more i would say
Glad to see a review of them though... no setlist?
I can tell you that they did not play anything milky.... ( Planet of green love, asphault funk, ) .. cus they got no milk ... and no sour cream... :(
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I like extra sour cream!!!!
hackensaw boys always seem to open for crappy bands. they fucking rule!
I am impressed every time I see TLG live. But unlike Corey, I really like the direction they have taken since adding Reed. Both incarnations had their upsides for sure, and I always had a lot of fun when Ben was still in the band, but with Reed I feel like they have taken their music to a whole new level.
And btw. Asphalt Funk has made a comeback recently, it has been played quite a bit in 2009 and already last fall (I do remember it being played at the Richmond show for example).
I love TLG. While I love Ben C on the bass, Reed has been an excellent addition. Can't wait to see them tomorrow with moe. in Denver!!
Sez me,
Tea Leaf Green is the shit. One of the best things going right now.
With that said, I felt that the literally prowess of the review was lacking. The article didnt flow nicely enough, Mathis has never been a member of the greyboy allstars (he has played with the robert walter trio), and I would reserve kerouac-ian typically for post-bop jazz.
but really, TLG is melts my face
Can't wait to see TLG tommrow night opening for MOE. I'm more excited to see TLG than I am Moe. and I love moe. Hopfully Josh Clark rips it up tommrow night, its always fun when he's on fire
TLG has been great lately. Reed has really found his spot in the band and it's all starting to work again. Go see em if you can, you won't regret it.
i have no respect musically for anyone who thinks these guys suck. i even like their new direction, their new album is great. mathis is tight with them especially live. one of my favorite bands. keep it up!
I know I'm gonna get blasted for saying this, but I feel like Tea Leaf is kind of...boring. I know that I should like them, they have all the necessary parts to an awesome band. They're all awesome musicians, have a shredding lead guitarists, virtuoso bassist, solid keys player, rock drummer. But for some reason it just doesn't do anything for me. I think maybe their songs aren't that spectacular, or maybe I don't love Trevor's voice, I don't know. I was at this show and had a good time, but when I left I was kind of like, "eh". Very perplexing.
This DC show was the first time I've seen TLG and I was not impressed. I really wanted to be blown away, but sadly I was not. Reed was awesome, great stage presence and just REALLY good. I just could not get into Josh's solos. Too crazy/busy all the time?! And the Hackensaw Boys just came across as a gimmick. I didn't get it. Don't see too much talent in that band.
not saying reed isn't good ...
but the shows were funner with ben C front right
denver is going to be rockin' tonight, joy! somebody write me a doctor's note and get me a beer! if only the hackensaw boys we're tagging along, wow... i'd really like to see that drum kit all up close n personal
nice review. I too miss the old Ben C days like Corey. I think TLG is still finding their sound with the new lineup. Good to hear they packed the house in DC. Looking forward to the Fillmore.
Nice sell out in DC--which was an exclamation point on an incredible tour. The ATL and Charlotte (SBD here: http://www.archive.org/details/tlg2009-01-17.sbd.flac16) shows were windows into the possibilities TLG 2.0. Reed has found his place w/ these great musicians.
hackensaw boys are a dangerous band to have as an opener. The anti-climactic headliner stands as a strong possibility. They are the best band around and they tour harder than ANYONE on the road.
This sounds like a great time. I hope nobody got pissed off or pissed on, it being the 9:30 Club.
Slow down train look out dog!!!
Hackensaw Boys are footstompin, hand clappin, hoot and hollerin fuckin fun. They can get the sawdust movin and the beer bottles clangin.
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AHL announces suspensions
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League today announced that Binghamton Senators left wing Darren Kramer has been suspended for three (3) games as a consequence of leaving the players' bench on a legal line change for the purpose of starting an altercation in a game vs. Albany on Feb. 23.
Kramer has already served one game of his suspension, and will also miss Binghamton's games Friday (Mar. 1) at Hamilton and Saturday (Mar. 2) at Toronto.
The American Hockey League also announced that Charlotte Checkers forward Brett Sutter has been suspended for one (1) game as a consequence of an illegal check to the head of an opponent in a game at Abbotsford on Feb. 22.
Sutter will miss Charlotte's game Friday (Mar. 1) at Norfolk.
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Issue I am having: I own an ETRSI body, with 2 120 mags and a 220 mag. I load the 120 mags per the instructions. (I am not new with loading 120 mags). Load the magazine, remove the darkslide and wind the film to 1. I will start shooting and then the magazine will reach to count 6,7 or 8 and the wind will not cock and lock the next frame, instead the winder just spins freely. This is happening with both 120 mags.
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Don't you get the idea yet? What you regular do is prepare yourself to fool out people through emails. You are not a moron of course relatively you just make a fake account in any e-mail site with different id. Through that email address you mail your friend to make him/her fool on April fool's day. But, creating new accounts is time taking, even though they take less than 5 minutes, it's not happening. You only need is a Fake Mailer through which you can send unspecified mails and it's really fun. Check out the screenshots below.
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It was reported by The Forum on January 19th, 2015 that Mildred Christine Bean (Strong) died in Fargo, North Dakota. Ms. Bean was 92 years old. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Mildred Christine's life.
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The graphic languages of fashion
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Graphic design is woven into fashion culture. 'Women Fashion Power' at London's Design Museum shows how, says Colin Davies
Walking up the stairs to the first-floor gallery space at the Design Museum, London, you get an inclination you might be walking into an explosion, a mini Big Bang, writes Colin Davies.
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20 February 2014
An exhibition of photographs by Andy Warhol, William S. Burroughs and David Lynch provides some fresh insights into their work
When you tire of the detritus of uncensored commodity that is London's Oxford Street, you can escape through a thin slit of an alleyway and find yourself at The Photographers' Gallery, writes Colin Davies.
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The Cuban OSPAAAL posters in Kemistry's show pack a macho sense of déjà vu, says Colin Davies.
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Peel and trim 2 pounds of carrots and cut into quarter-inch rounds. Pat them dry.
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One of the most famous characters to grace the hills of Addison County was America's poet laureate, Robert Frost. In a earlier post, I joked about the ubiquity of signs alluding to Frost's presence in the woods of Ripton, so I thought it would be fun to describe a run built on the Robert Frost theme. The Robert Frost roadside rest area on Rt. 125 a few miles below Breadloaf seemed like a logical place to begin the run, given the ample parking.
The header for this blog describes it as "A blog for runners in and about Addison County, VT". While all of my previous posts have been describing runs in Addison County, this posting chronicles a run not far from our fair county, in the "Vail of Vermont", Stowe. Since a drive to Stowe isn't that big a deal, and this run involves a well-known Vermont landmark, I figured I might as well include it.
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VERMONT — On Friday afternoon, the Vermont Secretary of State's office released its eagerly awaited (but still unofficial) tally of the votes cast in Tuesday's Democratic gubernatorial primary. Though the numbers won't be certified until early next week, this count placed Peter Shumlin 197 votes ahead of runner-up Doug Racine.
In this week's Patchwork, Kate Gridley celebrates the joys of fresh sweet corn. Though eating it plain is delicious, there are lots of other things to do with fresh corn. Here are just a few.
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Well, the tallies are finally in, and it's not yet definitive, but the AP reports that Shumlin has claimed victory in the race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Milwaukee performing arts highlights for February
February may be short on days, but it will be long on ambition in the local performing arts scene. Prometheus Trio will play one of the most unusual pieces of its 13 seasons. Theatre Gigante will stage one of the first U.S. performances of a Hungarian playwright's dark comedy. Present Music will perform contemporary chamber music in several small venues.
And now for something completely different, Carte Blanche Studios will stage an adaptation of the best thing John Cleese has done outside "Monty Python." »Read Full Article
Yo La Tengo swings from calm to full-on rocking
Yo La Tengo's show at Turner Hall on Saturday showed that in music, there are different types of Zen.
The Hoboken, N.J.-based indie rock darling began a nine-song opening acoustic set with a meditative variation of "Ohm," the first track off "Fade," its lovely and relaxed 13th full-length studio album released in January. Georgia Hubley gently tapped the drums with brushes, her husband Ira Kaplan glided the song toward a subdued Middle Eastern-influenced guitar jam, and the couple along with primary bassist James McNew sang sweetly, quietly, together. »Read Full Article
MSO captures excitement of rarely performed Beethoven works
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So far no one has claimed the Platypus. But a zoo of other animals have been adopted as mascots for a menagerie of parenting philosophies over the past year, ever since Amy Chua coined "Tiger Mother" to describe her very hands on approach to raising children.
There have been Panda Dads and Hippo Moms and Koala Moms and Pussycat Mamas, and today we have an essay from a Lion Mother.
Before you go read that one, though, let's take a moment to talk about the Wolf Father, which is perhaps the inevitable endgame of all this anthropomorphizing of animal parents. Wolf Father is the nickname Chinese businessman Xiao Baiyou has given himself, and he explains why in "My Beida Children", an account of how his strict, traditional parenting got three of his four children accepted to the prestigious Peking University, which is popularly known as "Beida."
Judging from a description of the book in the Beijing-based weekly, Economic Observer (a shout out to Worldcrunch for the translation) what Xiao considers traditions, many Americans are likely to call abuse. In China, too, his book is creating controversy, and I suspect most Parentlode readers would agree it goes over the line -- certainly well past what Tiger Mom advocates. As journalist Yu Ge reports (you can read the original Chinese version here):
...while Chua's book sparked some lively debate about parenting, Xiao's "My Beida Children" has set off outrage in China. Whereas Chua advocates absolute majestic authority in front of children, Xiao believes "in the most traditional and primitive old methods" in disciplining his children. He oppresses his children by constant scolding and, if necessary, physical punishment.
Madame Chua claimed that she used to insist her daughters play piano every day. When her daughters didn't master a piece of music, they were obliged to practice it after dinner, late into the night, forbidden to drink water or go to the toilet. Xiao goes further. He summarizes his educational philosophy in a phrase that makes a catchy rhyme in Chinese: "Beat your children every three days. They'll definitely get into Beida."
Yu then goes on to offer her opinion that this is NOT good parenting, and in doing so offers one of the best descriptions I've ever read of what parenting should aim to be:
Confucius said "Educate accordingly and individually." The importance of teaching is to adapt to the student's capability so as to get the best out him. No doubt, there is some rationality in these two Chinese parenting philosophies. Some stones can be cut and polished to become beautiful sculptures, though others just chip even with the lightest touch. Rotten wood cannot be made into beautiful artifacts, nor can a potential Picasso be forced to become an Einstein.
Do children have the freedom to choose their own path? Are children only subject to what their parents consider worthwhile achievements? A liberal education not only refers to the educator's freedom to educate, but also the student's freedom to learn. The purpose of education should be about giving one freedom.
Works for me. In any kingdom, genus, species, language or culture.
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"...my Western friends who consider themselves strict make their children practice their instruments 30 minutes every day. An hour at most. For a Chinese mother, the first hour is the easy part. It's hours two and three that get tough." -- Amy Chua, author of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, amychua.com.
"Life itself is controlled chaos and success depends on navigating it, rather than waiting for things to be perfect." -- Alan Paul, author of Big in China, My Unlikely Adventures Raising a Family, Playing the Blues and Becoming a Star in Beijing, in "Tiger Mom...Meet Panda Dad".
"Have you ever just taken a day to relax and enjoy this awesome world God created? Just forgot about whatever stresses you perceive in your life?" -- Blogger Olivia Johnston, a natural birth and parenting educator in Atlanta, on KoalaMom.com.
"...you really don't have to sit on them (to stop them from texting friends when they should be asleep). Just take the blasted phone away for the night." --The Boston Globe, in the headline on a letter to the editor from reader Michael Biales.
"Children, when encouraged to connect with passions of their own choosing, are inclined to work hard and can achieve success at the highest levels through their own intrinsic motivation. As an added bonus, whether or not they win a national championship, chances are their therapy bills as adults will be less." -- Andrea Rosen, in an article on the website of the United States Chess Foundation.
"Free-Range Kid! Free-Rangers believe in helmets, car seats, seat belts -- safety! We just do NOT believe that every time school age kids go outside, they need a security detail." -- Lenore Skenazy, author of Free-Range Kids: How to Raise Safe, Self-Reliant Children (Without Going Nuts with Worry), freerangekids.wordpress.com.
"Beat your children every three days. They'll definitely get into Beida." -- Xiao Baiyou, author of My Beida Children, about how he believes his strict discipline led three of his four children to be accepted to the prestigious Peking University.
"Some stones can be cut and polished to become beautiful sculptures, though others just chip even with the lightest touch. Rotten wood cannot be made into beautiful artifacts, nor can a potential Picasso be forced to become an Einstein." -- Writer Yu Ge, in her article about the Wolf Father.
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Charitable lead trust: In a charitable lead trust a donor contributes cash or property to a trust that pays either a fixed amount in dollars or a fixed percentage of the trust's assets to the charitable entity named for the number of years specified. Once this period ends, the assets held by the trust revert to the donor or the donor's estate, or are transferred to beneficiaries named by the donor. A charitable lead trust is not exempt from tax.
Life estates: A gift of a home or farm can be gifted outright leading to a tax deduction for the property's market value. If a donor wants to donate property but wants to retain use of the property for the rest of the lifetime, they can gift it through a life estate.
Retirement assets: A donor can complete a change of beneficiary form provided by the plan administrator to apply retirement benefits to a charity. Simply renaming the beneficiary of a retirement plan in one's will without changing the beneficiary designation will usually be ineffective.
Insurance policies: Gifts of life insurance provide a simple way to give a significant gift to charity, with tax benefits that can be enjoyed during life. The donor makes the charity the owner and irrevocable beneficiary of a life insurance policy. The donor receives a tax deduction for the approximate cost or fair market value, whichever is less. If the policy is paid up, the donor receives an immediate tax deduction. If it is not, the donor can claim continuing tax deductions on premium payments the donor makes directly to the charity.
Charitable gift annuity: This form of a gift is a contract between a donor and the charity. The donor makes the gift and receives an immediate tax deduction. In exchange for the gift, the charity agrees to pay the donor a fixed income for life, or the life of another specified recipient. The income the donor receives during life is guaranteed by the charity.


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