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Review: Versatile Friedman proves he deserves a following
'Can't Talk Now'
Greg Friedman (Popluxe)
Every so often I have to just sit and scratch my head as I try to figure out why a particular band or solo performer hasn't been able to develop the type of following and/or acclaim that their music deserves. One such case is indie pop singer/songwriter Greg Friedman. His sophomore full-length "Can't Talk Now," six long years in the making since 2007's "Souls of Passing Feet," is an absolute delight and shows Friedman to be one of the most talented and versatile musicians that you've probably never heard of. There aren't any missteps to be found on this eclectic 12-track release, with Friedman especially awesome on "Melancholy Melody," "Hear the Sound," "Zombies and Cannibals," "Pancake, I Love You," "Wake Up" and "Stories I've Told." Do yourself a favor and seek out a copy of "Can't Talk Now." You won't regret it.
'Dreamy Weather'
Erin Ivey (self-released)
Austin, Texas-based folk songstress Erin Ivey has a loyal core group of fans. So much so, in fact, that a couple hundred of them donated 154 percent of the goal Ivey set out in a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of "Dreamy Weather." Those who gave their money (as well as those who didn't) are almost certain to fall in love with this nine-track collection of stripped-back, intimate tunes recorded during a performance at Austin's famed Cactus Cafe. Ivey is on top of her game here, delivering soul-baring renditions of "Amelia," "Rest Your Head" (featuring pal BettySoo), "Canyon" and "Sorrow No More." The opening cover of Tom Waits' "Alice" sets the tone for a truly remarkable performance.
'Inspiration: A Tribute to Nat King Cole'
George Benson (Concord)
Pittsburgh's George Benson is one of the greatest jazz guitarists ever and he pays tribute to an even more famous figure in "Inspiration: A Tribute to Nat King Cole." This 13-track release finds Benson working with the 42-piece Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra and includes guest spots from the likes of Wynton Marsalis ("Unforgettable"), Idina Menzel ("When I Fall in Love"), Till Bronner ("Smile") and Judith Hill ("Too Young"). The set opens with a 1951 recording of Lil' Georgie Benson, then 8, singing "Mona Lisa," and closes with a second version of the tune recorded more than six decades later. A must for Benson's fans.
'Year of the Dragon'
Brent Amaker & the Rodeo (Fin)
There's little doubt that Brent Amaker spent a lot of time spinning Johnny Cash records in his youth. He has adopted the Man in Black's distinctive baritone and utilizes it to great effect on "Year of the Dragon," the latest album from Amaker & the Rodeo. Though these 13 tracks are brand new, they sound as if they were written and recorded during Cash's Sun Records heyday in the mid-1950s. Among the highlights are "The Tiger Inside," "Captain of the Ship," "I Put My Boots On," "Time to Set Things Straight," "Suitcase" and "What's Wrong With You." The parody/homage wears thin after a while, but "Year of the Dragon" is plenty of fun.
'Video Anthology'
Destiny's Child (Music World/Columbia Legacy)
We've been inundated with Destiny's Child retrospectives over the last eight months, with "Video Anthology" following on the heels of "Playlist: The Very Best of Destiny's Child" and "Love Songs." This DVD contains 16 music videos that accompanied some of the trio's best-known songs. Among the keepers are videos for "No, No, No Part 2" (with Wyclef Jean), "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Say My Name," "Survivor," "Independent Women Part 1," "Bootylicious," "Soldier" and "Cater 2 U." If you're a fan of Destiny's Child, this is probably worth the investment.
'Forever Halloween'
The Maine (Eighty One Twenty Three)
Emo rockers the Maine are back with their fourth studio effort and though the genre seems to be waning in popularity, the Phoenix-based outfit inject enough life into "Forever Halloween" to make it an album worth exploring. Opener "Take What You Can Carry" is a mid-tempo gem and the clear-cut highlight of the 12-track release, though the Maine also deliver on "Love & Drugs," "White Walls," "Birthday in Los Angeles," "Kennedy Curse" and "These Four Words." This one's better than I expected it to be.
'Live at Billy Bob's Texas'
Charlie Robison (Smith Music Group)
Though aware that he was a country singer in his own right, I've most often associated Charlie Robison as the ex-husband of Dixie Chick Emily Robison and the inspiration for that trio's hit single "Cowboy Take Me Away." Robison has a handful of albums on his resumé and latest effort "Live at Billy Bob's Texas" showcases him nicely in a honky-tonk setting. The two-CD set, recorded last August, totals 18 songs and more than 90 minutes of music, as Robison serves up energetic readings of his own stuff ("Good Times," "Feelin Good," "Molly's Blues," "Loving County") and first-rate covers of Bobby Bare Jr. ("Nothin' Better to Do"), Elton John ("Rocket Man") and Lynyrd Skynyrd ("They Call Me the Breeze").
Jon Hopkins (Domino)
My first exposure to British ambient electronic producer Jon Hopkins came a couple years ago when he teamed up with Scottish singer/songwriter King Creosote for "Diamond Mine." "Immunity" finds Hopkins working alone again and, truth be told, his stuff benefits from a bit of collaboration. Fans of electronic music likely will dig this swirling collection of synth-fueled tunes, but these eight tracks aren't as warm and inviting as some of his earlier stuff. "Open Eye Signal" merits multiple listens, as do "Collider" and the title track, but the rest doesn't really register.
'I Love You'
Said the Whale (10 Spot)
Canadian indie rockers Said the Whale have knocked it out of the park on their past two albums ("Little Mountain" and "New Brighton"), and they keep their fans tided over nicely with three-track EP "I Love You." This nine-minute release has the type of infectious melodies we've come to expect from Said the Whale, with the title track charting on Alternative Rock radio and "Barbara-Ann" and "Mother" seemingly destined for radio play as well. Terrific placeholder until the next album comes along.
'The Days Run Away'
Frankie & the Heartstrings (Pop Sex/Wichita)
Fans of bands like Franz Ferdinand, the Futureheads and Kaiser Chiefs should get a charge out of neo-New Wave quintet Frankie & the Heartstrings. "The Days Run Away" is the stellar sophomore slab from the British outfit and there aren't many missteps on the 11-track, 33-minute release. Things get off to a rollicking start with "I Still Follow You" and "That Girl, That Scene," and Frankie Francis and his mates also score with "Nothing Our Way," "She Will Say Goodbye," personal favorite "Everybody Looks Better in the Right Light" and "Light That Breaks."
I Can Lick Any S.O.B. in the House (Sad Crow)
Initially a solo project for singer/songwriter Mike Damron, I Can Lick Any S.O.B. in the House have evolved into a first-rate rock band. Fifth release "Mayberry" is their best yet, with 13 twang-tastic tunes that have earned them comparisons to the likes of Drive-By Truckers and Lucero. The title track launches the proceedings and the keepers continue with "Break All Your Strings," "Galaxies Collide," "From Bad to Worse," "Dead By Christmastime," "When the Sleep Don't Come" and "King James." Good stuff.
'How Far Away'
Alex Bleeker & the Freaks (Woodsist)
Real Estate's Alex Bleeker has a first-rate side project on his hands in Alex Bleeker & the Freaks. "How Far Away" is their second album and features contributions from Mountain Man's Amelia Meath, Woods' Jarvis Tanviere, Big Troubles' Sam Franklin and Real Estate's Jackson Pollis, among others. It's a twangy collection of 11 tunes highlighted by "Don't Look Down," "Leave on the Light," "Time Cloud," "Who Are You Seeing?" and "Step Right Up (Pour Yourself Some Wine)." Real Estate are a good band, but Alex Bleeker & the Freaks are better.
'All the While/Where the Hell We Are'
Old Time Machine (File Under Music/Headless Owl)
Having gained a little traction with last year's self-titled debut, indie folk duo Old Time Machine (Ryan McNalley and Kyle Cashen) launched a brief tour this month — including a Pittsburgh stop Monday at Garfield Artworks — and have a couple digital tracks to tide fans over until the next album. "All the While" is a new tune and it's backed with a new version of "Where the Hell We Are," one of the highlights of last year's debut. Keep an eye on these guys.
'Golden Rules for Golden People'
Pretty & Nice (Rory)
As someone who really enjoyed Boston trio Pretty & Nice's 2008 sophomore LP "Get Young" (my pal Brian Krasman, who reviewed it for The Daily News, wasn't nearly as enamored), I've been wondering when/if there was ever going to be a third album. "Golden Rules for Golden People" arrives at long last and finds Pretty & Nice still serving up catchy hooks — only this time the production is a lot slicker. That figures to turn off some, but I got a kick out of keepers "Stallion & Mare," "Critters," "New Czar," "Gold Fools," "Money Music" and "Golden Rules." Like its predecessor, this 11-track slab is a lot of fun.
The Bunny The Bear (Victory)
The Bunny The Bear deserve credit for originality with their blending of dance rock and screamo, but now three albums into their career I'm still not sure what to make of this band. Latest effort "Stories" has some truly inspired moments ("In Like Flynn," "It's Not Always Cold in Buffalo," "Another Day," "Imagine," "What We're Here For"), but a little bit of The Bunny The Bear goes a long, long way. With 11 tracks clocking in at a reasonable 42 minutes, I still found my attention waning down the homestretch.
'Blood Speaks'
Smoke Fairies (Year Seven)
Though it dropped more than a year ago in their native England, "Blood Speaks" only recently was made available on our shores. The third album for indie folk duo the Smoke Fairies (Katherine Blamire and Jessica Davies), this 15-track release — which includes five more tracks than the British version — is a compelling record from beginning to end. Opener "Let Me Know" sets the scene, and the Fairies also soar on "The Three of Us," the title track, "Take Me Down When You Go" and "Feel It Near." The extra songs are OK, but not at the expense of dragging the running time out past the one-hour mark. Still, it's time you got to know the Smoke Fairies.
Arrica Rose & the ...'s (PopRock)
Two years ago in reviewing "Let Alone Sea," the first album from singer/songwriter Arrica Rose to feature backing band the ...'s, I predicted that it would be the record to raise Rose's profile to the level the music merits. That didn't happen, so now I'm putting my faith in equally awesome EP "Lucky." This six-track release finds Rose on top of her game as she delivers the goods on "Without My Love," "Come on Home to Me," "I Wasn't Done Dancing" and "Paper Days." Shame on you if you still aren't onboard with Arrica Rose & the ...'s.
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FitzRoy House, on picturesque Great Barrier Island and with the Farr 1020 Rainbow moored off
Tony Bouzaid, former New Zealand Sailor of the Year and twice winner of the World Half Ton Cup passed away suddenly in Auckland last weekend. His service will be held on Tuesday in Auckland's Holy Trinity Cathedral in Parnell.
Here courtesy of the Bouzaid family we present some images from Tony's sailing life which covered wins in the Sanders Cup, 12ft skiff Interdominions, two World Half Ton Cups with the Laurie Davidson designed Waverider plus a bevy of national titles.
He was also a key part of his father's firm, Sails and Covers - taking that over with brother Chris on Lou Tercel's death, and expanding it into the highly successful Hood Sails before moving into Structureflex. In the early 90's he moved the Great Barrier Island running a guest house and starting major conservation programs.
Tony Bouzaid (left) Lou Bouzaid (centre) and Chris Bouzaid (right)
Tony Bouzaid at work on the sail loft floor
Tony Bouzaid won two Sanders Cups in the three man X-class - first as a helmsman in 1963 and he won again crewing for Don Lidgard in 1966
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Tony Bouzaid centre, with his half Ton winning crew including Olympic Gold medalist Helmer Pedersen (right) and John Sumich (left).
Tony Bouzaid was also a top Sunburst sailor for many years
Delta, winner of the Sanders Cup in 1963, Tony Bouzaid won again crewing for Don Lidgard in 1966
Rolly Tasker(left) with his Silver Medal. Peter Mander (NZL, right) won the Gold Medal - 1956 Olympics
Tony Bouzaid is all smiles after another win in Waverider
Tony Bouzaid became a noted conservationist on Great Barrier Island
Tony Bouzaid - with a warm breeze on his back


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Crop conditions around Kansas vary as the weather turns warmer and the delicate growing season for winter wheat is underway. Freeze damage and drought are a major concern for many areas of the state. The crop is battling ranging temperatures and lack of moisture.
Three Olsburg ranches will highlight working facilities that utilize low stress methods to quietly and effectively process cattle, sheep and goats on May 3rd. The tour will begin with registration at 9:30 a.m. at the Edwards Ranch, 15225 Dry Creek Road, 2.4 miles west of Olsburg and 2.9 south on Dry Creek Road. The working facility designed by Bill, which he can operate alone, will be demonstrated at 10 a.m.
The latest drought monitor map came out Thursday and as most expected the news isn't good. So where are we?
As the lights dimmed and the images flickered on the screen, the movie audience stepped into the lives of young farmers and ranchers as they took on the tasks of running their families' operations. No wannabe Bogarts or Bacalls, just honest-to-goodness people who work the land.
As the weather begins to warm, and the crops in the field begin to grow, insects start their annual migration into Kansas or come out of their winter hiding places to feast upon the new growth. One such insect that is making its presence felt across Kansas is the army cutworm. The following piece is from the agronomy department for K-State Research and Extension with some information about the army cutworm and the threshold for various crops for possible treatment.
It is corn planting season in Kansas and the Kansas Corn Commission is again reminding growers to "Know Before You Grow." Through the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) website growers can view information on the release of new seed varieties, policy stances, biotech traits and grower agreements. The site, "Know Before Your Grow," is designed to help growers have a better understanding of the type of corn they're growing and the needs of their customers.
There is a lot going on this time of year in the world of agriculture. From preparing for and planting spring crops to attending the annual Farm and Ranch Expo this past week. Cattle producers have their own set challenges as we head into spring. Today's column is a brief update of where the winter wheat crop is as of today.
Is it April already? The first quarter of the year has really flown by at least for me. This week, I am going to give a few updates about programs that will be going on around Great Bend that you may be interested in.
Tornadoes in Kansas this spring?
State Conservationist Eric B. Banks for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has announced the extension of the cutoff date to April 18, for the Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative (CCPI). Even though CCPI is no longer a program under the 2014 Farm Bill, NRCS will honor existing CCPI agreements through fiscal year 2014. The CCPI provides financial and technical assistance through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program to owners and operators of agricultural land and nonindustrial private forestlands.
The registration date for the annual Hard Winter Wheat Quality Tour is coming up soon. The tour, sponsored by the Wheat Quality Council, assesses the condition and yield potential of the hard winter wheat crop across the state of Kansas.
There has been a great deal of activity this year in Topeka on a variety of environmental issues. Three receiving press are the status of the Greater Prairie Chicken, the possible abolition of the State's Conservation Plan, and the repeal of the standards mandating how much energy in Kansas should come from renewable sources. These as well as other issues have provoked strong reactions on both sides of the spectrum and sometimes resulted in rather unusual coalitions. The issue under discussion this week isn't which side is right or wrong but how these issues are viewed.
It certainly seems like there is a day, week, month or year to honor or promote a person, cause, disease, or group. In case you missed it, just recently was "Take a Nap Day." This past week was the annual recognition of agriculture and the people producing food fiber and fuel. There was an insert in the Tribune, various social media events, Congressman posed with appropriate groups, and various agriculture groups visited everything from schools and grocery stores to Congress. Even in a rural city like Great Bend, agriculture was trying to get the word out about what they do ...
Every spring, the ritual continues. Viewed up close or at a distance, prairie fires are riveting. Across the vast, open grasslands we call the Flint Hills, fires can be seen for miles. The flames lick at the blue Kansas sky as the brown, dry grass crinkles, cracks and bursts into orange.
State Conservationist Eric B. Banks, Salina, announced the extended deadline for enrollments in the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Initiative (LPCI) for fiscal year 2014. Producers interested in participating in the program can submit applications to the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) through April 18th.
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Applications for research projects that can enhance Kansas wheat producers' profitability are currently being accepted by the Kansas Wheat Commission, Kansas Wheat Alliance and the ...
This year, confirmed cases of anaplasmosis throughout Kansas and beyond are at some of the highest numbers veterinarians have ever seen. With the high incidence ...
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Jan. 25, 1945 TO July 28, 2006

Former Bremerton resident John C. Lust Jr., 61, of West Seattle died July 28 after a fall in his garden.

He was born in Yakima. He graduated from East High School in Bremerton in 1963 and attended the University of Chicago for two years. Mr. Lust worked at the University of Washington Boeing Experimental Lab, as well as the Scientific Supply Company of Seattle. He enjoyed music and bonsai culture. He was a volunteer at the Weyerhauser Lumber Complex in Federal Way, helping in the maintenance of their bonsai collection. He received the American Bonsai Society's Ben Oki Award for Excellence in Bonsai in 1999.

He is survived by his parents, John and Margaret of Bremerton; brother, David; niece, Katie Edgley of Bremerton; and nephew, Ethan Lust of Norfolk, Va.

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We've been searching for the perfect vegetarian lasagna recipe, one that's cheesy and filling while embracing the classic flavors and textures of Italy.
There have been many test runs, some with layers of pumpkin and spinach, others with layers of eggplant and zucchini. All have been exceptionally delicious. However, we were blown away by the simplest of recipes—an impressive mushroom version from the New York Times.
In this earthy recipe, mushrooms are tossed in red wine, garlic and thyme, then layered between tender noodles, nutty parmesan cheese and a velvety olive oil béchamel sauce. We like to serve up this hearty lasagna with a light salad and a crisp bottle of vino.
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PartSelect Number PS3497634
Note: This valve has been updated by the manufacturer and NO longer includes the removable pre-filter bracket connector. Must be ordered separately on PS3502196
This part works with the following brands: Whirlpool, Admiral, Estate, Inglis, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Roper, Maytag, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Amana, Caloric & Glenwood.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
CustomerCalvin from Boise ID
First I would like to thank PartSelect for getting the part to me so fast. The repair was easy just rolled frig out pulled lower cover off to expose valve, about 8 screws. Turned water and power took off valve, 2 more screws. Pulled electrical conectors off pushed in on water lines hold down on push in water and pull out lines, put in new valve it takes about 15 to 20 min.
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Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers
CustomerDiane from East Longmeadow MA
First I pulled the part out and disconnected the water tubes and installed the new part and hooked up the water hoses and done in less than 15 minutes, this sight is a godsend! It is our second repair done on our own in less than the time it would take to make the call and explain the problem to the appliance store. WOW
ToolsNutdriver, Wrench (Adjustable)
CustomerWain from Valrico FL
I shut off water to the fridge and then unplugged it. I used an adjustable wrench to remove the water line from the unit. I took a 1/4-inch nut driver and removed the screws holding the access panel and the 2 screws that hold the unit to the fridge. I disconnected the 2 electrical connections and all the tubing going into the unit. I reconnected the electrical and the tubing and reattached the unit to the fridge then replaced the access panel. I reattached the water line, plugged fridge back in and turned on the water. I flushed the line for about 2 minutes. It was a very easy process. It took approximately 5 hours for the first cubes of ice to drop so be patient.
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers
CustomerFred from Pueblo West CO
Researched the "Exploded" view of the part on PartSelect. Turned off the water supply to the solinoid unit and shut off the ice maker. Removed the two screws holding the solinoid into place. Remove the existing water line from the old unit (they are slip in/slip out type) and pushed the existing water line onto the new unit. Turned the water supply back on to check for leaks (none were found) and turn the ice maker back on and waited for a couple of cycles to clear the air out of the lines. The ice maker appears to be working better then before. Maybe the old solinoid was try to tell me something (could not keep up with ice demand) before it went out.
Level of DifficultyEasy
ToolsScrew drivers, Socket set
CustomerShawn from Mount Vernon OH
removed the back panel, removed the screws to the old inlet, disconnected the water lines to the inlet valve. disconnected the two electric connections. Repeated the same process in reverse to reconnect the new part. task complete.
CustomerJAY from COLUMBUS OH
Traced it to the fact that water was't making it's way to the ice tray as everything else seemed to be working.looked up part on site which was water inlet valve, ordered part,installed in thirty minutes and now it works great again.JAY
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
CustomerSherry from Fortuna CA
I followed the instructions on your video. I'm a 69-year-old female with a hip problem. The most difficult part of the job was getting back up off the floor when I finished.
ToolsNutdriver, Pliers
CustomerJohn from Charlottesville VA
Removed old valve - very easy and intuitive. Identified damage and ordered new valve kit. Installation was easier than the instructions said. It was not necessary to trim the plastic water lines.
CustomerHoward from Middleville MI
Followed video provided on line. Made repair a snap.
CustomerAnthony from North Las Vegas NV
I watched the video of how to do it. I removed old one and I installed new one as per video. It took less than 15 mins. EASY !!!!!!!
ToolsScrew drivers, Wrench set
CustomerDoris from South Beloit IL
I watched the video and went to our cottage which we close over the winter. I got the tools and did just as the video instructed Viola! It works. I am a 75 year-old woman. My husband stood there and watched me, in awe! What fun. Thanks.
CustomerDamon from Cedar Park TX
I ordered a new ice maker because at least a couple of the parts on my old one were broken. I also ordered the valve because I wasn't sure that wasn't also the problem (turns out it was still functional). I removed the ice maker cover, one screw that held a shroud over the water inlet, another screw that held the ice maker to the inside of the freezer, disconnected the wire harness, and slid the ice maker out. I reversed the procedure to install the new one. It was a real breeze! I have returned the valve to Partselect and have been making ice ever since. SO much easier than buying bags of ice all the time!
CustomerRobert W from Williamsburg OH
exactly as your video described, it was just that simple. Now it's on the the ice maker that don't work. You have a troubleshooting video on it? lol Thanks you were a great help.
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers, Wrench set
CustomerJohn from Bulverde TX
The push on fittings made the replacement much easier than I expected.
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I won this Peugeot at a recent auction (see photos).
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Based on the Reynolds 531 decals on the seat tube and forks, chrome plated stay and fork tips, Stronglight cranks and chainwheels, Stronglight "Competition" headset, Lyotard pedals, Berelli Course stem, and Simplex seat post, I think I have a PX-10. I think the Peugeot decals/stickers on the head tube, down tube, and seat tube and plain lugs place the bike manufacturing year in the 1970-73 timeframe. Does this seem correct?
Non-original parts appear to be F/R Shimano 105 derailleurs and shifters (6 cogs), F/R Dia-Compe brakes and levers, Phil Wood hubs, Weinmann rims, and a ripped up seat. Sure would like to know about the life of this bike!
I'd like to bring this bike back to its former glory. Any suggestions for an doing an acceptable job of restoring this bike besides a thorough cleaning, inspection, re-lube, and replacement of non-original parts with those similar to or same as the originals?
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Impact of tax regime on real sector investment in Russia: marginal effective tax rates for physical, human and R&D capital
In this paper we present theoretical framework for quantitative assessment of tax burdens on investments in physical, human and R&D capital in Russia. The modified and extended version of King–Fullerton model for computation of marginal effective tax rates on marginal hypothetical investments was used. Calculations performed show non-neutrality of tax treatment of investment across types of assets and types of financing. Debt financing receives preferential tax treatment, while the less favorable is financing through retained earnings. The most preferential treatment receives household investment in higher education. Combined tax and budget system as of now provide significant subsidies to "free of charge" education in state institutions and fairly small subsidies to "paid" higher education in commercial sector. "Subsidizing" effect shrinks rapidly with continuing commercialization of higher education. Calculated estimates of tax burdens on investment in physical capital are more or less compatible with those in the OECD countries. The less favorable tax treatment in Russia is on investment in R&D. Tax burdens are especially high for short-lived successful investment and almost prohibitively high for partially unsuccessful R&D investment projects. Such tax treatment of R&D investment contrasts sharply with practices of many OECD countries, which provide tax incentives to risky investment and where governments share risks with private investors. Simulations performed showed that certain adjustments in the Russian Tax Code could reduce the tax load on investment in risky R&D projects. Analysis of sensitivity of computed tax burden to estimated parameters is done.
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ONTARIO, CA Kings forward Kyle Clifford has signed with the Kings ECHL affiliate the Ontaio Reign. Clifford, 21, joins the Reign after spending the 2011-12 season with the Los Angeles Kings. He appeared in 85 games and recorded 12 points (5-7=12) and 123 penalty minutes with the Kings. During their playoff run he skated in three games. A native of Ayr, Ontario, Clifford made his professional debut with the Manchester Monarchs during the 2009-10 postseason. He played in seven games and recorded two assists. He made his NHL debut with the Kings in 2010-11 playing in 76 games. He posted 14 points (7-7=14) and 141 penalty minutes. He played six games in the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs and earned five points (3-2=5). The 6-foot-1, 200-pound left wing will bring size and toughness to the Reign in addition to two seasons of NHL experience. In his rookie season, Clifford ranked first in penalty minutes for the Kings and second in the NHL for rookies with 141. He also came in fourth on th...
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March 25 (Bloomberg) -- The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has announced that MSCI Index-linked futures will be traded on the exchange. MSCI is a provider of investment decision support tools worldwide. The new product suite will provide South African investors with exposure to international markets through contracts based on the MSCI World Index, the MSCI ACWI Index, the MSCI USA Index and the MSCI Japan Index. Contracts for futures linked to the above mentioned indices will be loaded upon request on the Can-do platform and will be traded and settled in Rands. "We are pleased to work with MSCI to broaden our suite of index derivatives products. Through the MSCI Index-linked products, local traders will gain another avenue to access exposure to developed markets," says Graham Smale, Director of Bonds and Financial Derivatives at the JSE. The MSCI World Index is an index of 1,610 stocks from developed markets and may be used as a benchmark for global equity funds performance. A related index, the MSCI ACWI Index incorporates 9,000 stocks from 44 developed and emerging markets. The MSCI USA Index and MSCI Japan Index aim to represent performance of the large and mid-cap segments of those respective markets. This broadening of the JSE's index derivatives suite follows on the JSE's listing of futures based on the MSCI South Africa Index in January 2013. The MSCI South Africa Index is designed to include 50 JSE-listed large and mid-cap companies. Companies that have a primary listing on other exchanges are excluded to give greater weight to South African companies with primarily local operations. "This latest expansion of our relationship with the JSE is a result of increasing demand from local investors for access to products that deliver exposure to MSCI's international indexes," said Baer Pettit, Managing Director and Global Head of the MSCI Index Business. "We look forward to continuing to work with them as they grow their MSCI-based futures offering in the region." For further information on MSCI, please visit http://www.msci.com
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'Dancing With the Stars' Champ Amber Riley Talks Winning and Weight Loss
Riley's "DWTS" winner's speech said it all: "I want to let women of all sizes out there know you can do whatever you put your mind to!" she said. "It doesn't matter what size, what color you are — you can do whatever, whatever, whatever you put your mind to!"
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Backstage after her win, Riley told On the Red Carpet that the mirrorball trophy was "the cherry on top of a sundae" for her.
"And it's a representation that you can do whatever it is that you put your mind to," she added. "I think it's amazing that I'm doing something positive, and I did something just because I wanted to learn how to dance just because I wanted to work out, you know what I mean? I wanted to be healthy. It was kind of a selfish reason."
Riley dished that she never imagined she'd be the mirrorball champ and revealed that it wasn't even her goal when she signed on to the show.
[Related: Derek Hough's 5 Mirrorball Wins: Does Anyone Else Even Have a Dancing Chance?]
"When we first started, that wasn't the goal — it really wasn't," she told Us Weekly. "I was like, 'OK, this will be cool. It'll be great exercise, I'll gain confidence, I'll learn dances. ... I love dancing — maybe I'll experience something new.'"
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But throughout the season, the actress had to deal with remarks from some viewers about her size. "There were a couple [comments], like, 'She danced well — for her size,'" Riley told In Touch. "I don't want people to think that! I just want to dance well ... I don't think it should be an anomaly for a person my size to be able to dance or have confidence. Everybody should have confidence."
She added that she had no desire to become a stick figure and definitely wants to keep some of her assets as is. "I keep telling Derek [Hough], 'If I lose my butt and my hips, you're outta here!'" she joked.
Riley's "DWTS" appearance also inspired some viewers to start exercising. She told People, "It is awesome that people are so touched by me just dancing on a television show. This is just something I did for fun, and it is helping a lot of people."