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Europe's emergence as a strategic actor in its own periphery is a development with major significance for the transatlantic relationship and indeed for international politics as a whole. In concert, the European Union (EU) and the United States can do much to advance their interests and foster stability and prosperity in Europe's neighbourhood. Increased policy competition in the regions, however, could poison the transatlantic relationship and exacerbate the challenges confronted by regional actors.
To judge by elite commentary on the overall state of the Euro-American relationship, one would expect the transatlantic dimension of the EU's new regional role to be fractious. Little more than a year after the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 on New York and Washington, the US and European governments were at loggerheads on a raft of international issues, and policy elites on both sides increasingly seemed to be occupying different intellectual worlds. 'The emotional gap may well become deeper than it has ever been since the end of World War II', warned Jürgen Habermas. 1If 'Americans are from Mars and Europeans are from Venus', as Robert Kagan argued in a noteworthy essay early in 2002, nowhere should the two sides' divergent perspectives be clearer than in their approaches to regional issues. 2And in the spring of 2003, the direst predictions seemed to have been realized, with the transatlantic relationship placed under severe strain by the war in Iraq.
Still, as the other chapters in this volume attest, the realities on the ground of Europe's periphery belied any simple portrait of steadily declining cooperation sliding into resentment and rivalry. Amid the diplomatic chafing and the inevitable expressions of pique, the two sides cooperated messily but ultimately successfully from the Gulf War to Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia. Diplomats on both sides could put an essentially positive gloss on US-EU cooperation in promoting peace and prosperity in Europe's periphery, citing the 1995 New Transatlantic Agenda and the regularized and expanded US-EU policy coordination that has followed, as well as a complex set of working arrangements between the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) and NATO.
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I would have LO's eyes checked because that can be another indicator, otherwise I would not worry. Just keep it in the back of your head in case something pops up later.
Nothing good can ever come of googling anything a doctor tells you...lol.
I'm VERY guilty of it!
DD has lots. In fact one of them is huge (but it will get covered up at puberty, lol) B/c of that and a whole lot of other things she was dealing with, we went to a genetics dr up at the childrens hospital and got her eyes checked. They were worried about NF, but after meeting with the genetisist, he felt confident that she was fine and didn't have it. Plus, her eyes didn't have anything wrong with them.
It doesn't hurt to get checked out though- if it will make you feel better.
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Mona by *MGstudio. Looks like a painting, doesn't it? Look closer, it's a beautiful art nouveau style manipulation. ( Featured by fourteenthstar )
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I really do adore this! Great - Mucha style and your style ;D
This is very beautiful!
Great! I love art noveau style. Mucha! Praga!
Mucha's style
Super super lovely!
Wow, that definitely made me look twice. Great photomanip ^_^
Mucha RLZ!!!
Do you mind if I use this picture for a contest on allpoetry I'm holding I will place your name and link underneath? IT's a picture inspiration contest.
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Lil xoxo
fantastic work, i would love it if you used my stock sometime in a deviation. Keep up the great work!
I love art nouveau...and this is just awesome!!..Love the flowers and her pose
this totally reminds me of mucha!
Holy moly! I thought this was real!
Mucha,ha? (=
i love art nouveau! great!
so lovely
Very Mucha! Yay.
Avery good experiment, with superb results. +fav
mmmmmm very Mucha style, very well done
As a big Mucha fan, I'm loving this one!
oh, i love the Mucha's style
really awsome work
Not enough people appreciate art nouveau, This I love. I really need to do more photography. Out of curosity, what type cameras do you use?
Gorgeous manipulation
I simply cannot say how much I love this.
you hit the nail on the head.
woooow...its sooooo beautiful..nice work.i loved it.
like muncha !
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*^^* Alfons Mucha is a great artist!!!
OMG i loved this pic!!!
Is soooooooooooooo cuteeeeeeeeeeeee
*^^* Alfons Mucha is a great artist!!!
OMG i loved this pic!!!
Is soooooooooooooo cuteeeeeeeeeeeee
I know the mucha painting where the background is from... and actually I almost prefer this to the orginal. The attitude clearly adds to it
She's a beaut! Very well executed, looks like an original water-colour. Must say I have always loved Art Nouveau too, mainly from an architectural perspective, but you've done the art justice here, nice work!
You know, this really reminds me of 'Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May' by John William Waterhouse ([link]). Something is similar in the stained glass of Waterhouse's painting and the floral pattern in the background of yours; in the face surrounded by blossoms; in the draped clothing.
Nice job.
Nice job.
very nice
mm wonderful
I'm so glad this got a DD, as it's long been a fave image of mine!
Beautiful, I'm sure this picture got this alot but...it reminds me a lot of Alphonse Mucha I think one of the seaons, summer the most ^_^
Lovely well Done! I especially like the top frame of the piece of Art.
The expression of the young lady is beautiful... just like a photo cos it looks so real.
The expression of the young lady is beautiful... just like a photo cos it looks so real.
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This chapter is aimed at history departments, history teachers and history teacher-trainees who do not feel confident about their proficiency and knowledge of ICT, or about integrating ICT with schemes of work, and making computers part of the day-to-day work of teachers and pupils.
Where 'baseline' experience of using ICT in the teaching and learning of history is limited, the way forward is as much about attitudes to change and teachers' learning as about technological proficiency in ICT. It is also about departmental collaboration and development, and perhaps as Chapter 3 indicates, it involves, above all, clarity of thinking about planning for learning in history generally, as well as understanding how ICT impacts on the pedagogy of school history.
As Chapters 1 and 2 indicate, if not heavily into using computers to enhance the teaching and learning of history, your's is not the only department in that position. My own experience of working with history departments over the past several years bears out recent research which suggests that there are obstacles and difficulties to realising the potential of ICT in history (Bardwell and Easdown 1999). As Terry Haydn argues in Chapter 1, computers are not unproblematical educational miracles. It needs time, thought and energy to turn ICT resources into worthwhile learning means in history, but it can be enjoyable, interesting and fulfilling working out how to achieve this, and it can be a good test of how well departments are able to work together at the important challenge of managing change. Getting started in history and ICT is partly about moving towards a position where thinking about how new technology might contribute to history lessons is seen as an interesting and relevant challenge, rather than a threat and a burden.


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Paola, who is the president, works selling blankets. She says that during the warm season she still sells her products, since many people in the heat use an air conditioner and blankets, but she also does other work.
She is requesting this loan for the purchase of blankets, in order to stock up and continue earning a living in this way. She is grateful for the help that she receives, which she is not going to waste.
La Sra Paola, quien es la presidenta, se dedica a la venta de frazadas, comenta que en época de calor igual vende sus productos, ya que muchas personas en el calor utilizan acondicionador de aire y frazadas, pero también hace otros trabajos.
Solicita de este crédito para la compra de frazadas, para surtirse y seguir ganadose la vida de esta forma. Agradece por la ayuda que recibe, la cual no va a desaprovechar.
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Salt Dough OrnamentsThis week we are making salt dough which is a fun and versatile dough for making Christmas ornaments. The basic recipe is: combine 1 ½ cups of warm water with 1 cup of salt, add 4 cups of flour and knead by hand, adding more flour if needed to keep it from sticking to your hands. Roll dough to ¼" thickness and use your favorite holiday cookie... Read More
This morning as I dropped my daughter off at school, I noticed that the tree in front of the classroom was covered in pine cones that had been transformed with loving little fingers into feeders for the birds. I instantly thought of the pine cone collection that was gathered this summer at one of our favorite camping spots and decided that friends and family would be... Read More
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Friday, January 4, 2013
Happy Friday!
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Hooray cannot wait! My hubby always knows every time Sean is on tv because I am screaming lol!:) Hope your sweet family had a wonderful Christmas & best into the New Year! :)ReplyDelete
So so so excited for you, your brother and your whole family!! I only have a few friends that watch the show (what is wrong w/ my friends?! ha!) but i've convinced a couple more that they will love this season if they just watch!! =) Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
I just found your blog and am so excited to follow along. Your family is adorable. I'm excited for Monday nights too! Even more so now that there is actually a quality guy on there. I know everyone watching wants your brother to end up with an amazing girl at the end! :)ReplyDelete
WE CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH!! SEAN WAS EVEN MY HUSBANDS PICK FOR EMILY AND SHE MISSED OUT BIGTIME ;) SO EXCITING FOR YOU ALL AND ESPECIALLY HIM!ReplyDelete
So excited for the Bachelor!!! By the way, I remember you blogged that your parents named you Shay because their names are Sherry & Jay...I have a possible re-name/nickame for Sean = Jerry!? hehe! Love your blog! I found it after Emily's season and have been reading ever since. Your family is so adorable :)ReplyDelete
My husband always watches bachelor(ette) with me and this is the first one I actually think he is excited for cause he said Sean actually seems 'real'. :)ReplyDelete
Can't wait! Most handsome, precious, Godly Bachelor ever! THRILLED!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I think you should have a drawing for local people to attend one of your "watch" parties. It would be so much fun! By the way, I'm completely normal and not crazy. I'm a sahm to 2 little girls in Frisco and appreciate that Sean (and you) share Jesus so boldly to so many people. By the way, made your egg nog bundt cake for our Jesus b-day cake this year and it was so yummy!ReplyDelete
I had never watched a season until the last one. I have a friend who hosts a viewing party and I made your Dr. Pepper bundt cake for one of the shows. We're very excited about watching Sean's season and hope he's got a good group of ladies to choose from.ReplyDelete
Hi Shay!! I am SO excited about Monday Night and I can't wait to read your thoughts about the show every week! I love following your blog! Have a blessed weekend!!ReplyDelete
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I can't wait, too! This will be the BEST season ever and I can't wait to hear your insight after each episode. Mine may be an unpopular opinion, but ideally I would like to she him pull a "Brad Womack, First Season" and choose nobody, only to return home and find the perfect girl, with the purest of intentions, when he least expects it in his everyday life.ReplyDelete
One of my goals this year is to actually comment on blogs I read and not be a creepy silent reader :) Anyway, super excited for the show to start on Monday. My aunt and I don't live close enough to watch together anymore but we have a standing texting date every Monday. All the while my husband sits next to me and rolls his eyes at us. But hey, we think it's fun :) Oh and I totally cheated and read a spoiler alert...can't wait to see if it's right or not!ReplyDelete
I found your blog through a friend's random post on Facebook. After some stalking I realized that your brother is the next Bachelor and that your husband went to high school with one of my college roommates. Small world.ReplyDelete
I know you are busy with work and family but feel free to stop by my blog at firstname.lastname@example.com
Very excited for the new season of the Bachelor to start.
I'm excited too! I can't believe I have been reading your blog for the past 2-3 yearr...or longer...since Aubrey introduced to your blog. It's going to be odd to watch since I feel like I "know" you. Btw...Your friend Andrea is giving my blog a facelift. I'm so glad I found her. My former blog designer just had twins so she is off the market. I'll be watching tomorrow. HILReplyDelete
really looking forward to watching Bachelor tonight :) Sean is a favorite in our household. Reminds me a lot of my own brother.ReplyDelete
anyhow, just wanted to pop in and say hi since I'll probably be reading along, found your site through a friend.


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Jamaica T. O: Clive McFoy helps keep renal patients alive by maintaining dialysis machines
The Star follows 50 people with Jamaican roots in a 24-hour period and looks at their impact on the Greater Toronto Area. Clive McFoy is one.
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Clive McFoy presses a touchscreen on what could be — to the untrained eye — an ATM machine you find in convenience stores.
And in a way it is. But this is a transaction of a different sort. The dialysis machine McFoy is maintaining is making a withdrawal of excess waste and water from patient Jocelyn Demgillo, while clean blood is deposited back into her.
In the dimly lit second-floor ward of the dialysis unit at North York's Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, McFoy is ensuring the machine will be ready for another patient on another day.
He presses a series of buttons, and the machine emits a burbling noise as it goes through a heat-generated cleaning cycle.
"We have to make sure everything is pristine," says McFoy, as he proceeds to disinfect and wipe down the unit, just one of more than a dozen he will attend to this night.
McFoy is surrounded by about a dozen patients in one of several rooms being used on this floor to house people who, like Demgillo, have had acute kidney failure.
"I was having memory trouble, and I lost maybe 20 pounds. I was so scared. I thought I had cancer at first," says the 54-year-old former bank worker.
More than a year ago she got the diagnosis. Now she spends three days a week, four hours a day, in the ward that has become her lifeline. Like the others on the ward, she is glued to a TV screen to help pass the time. Tonight she is watching the reality show Survivor. It reminds her of home because this season the cast is being filmed in the Philippines, where she was born.
"It makes you feel a little insecure," says Demgillo. "You see your friends going on with their lives and you don't know about your own."
Demgillo is on a waiting list for a transplant. But she is told it could take anywhere from five to seven years.
She is one of the "regulars" McFoy sees during his 10-hour shift at the hospital.
"It makes you feel incredibly fortunate when you see what some people go through," says McFoy, who is already working on another machine.
McFoy, 55, is no stranger to hard work. When he finishes his shift at Sunnybrook, where he works full-time hours, he goes to his second job at Toronto General, moonlighting in the dialysis ward there.
The father of two boys, ages 13 and 15 years old, works six days a week.
It seems McFoy has almost always had more than one job. After graduating from college with a marketing degree, he worked at the now defunct Simpson's department store in retail, then in the fur storage division at upscale retailer Holt Renfrew.
He started working as a technician in 1998 after taking a training course at Toronto General.
McFoy's work ethic prompted one friend to jokingly describe him as a member of the Hedleys, the television family portrayed in the 1990s sketch "Hey Mon" comedy series In Living Color, in which Damon Wayans played the head of the hardest working West Indian family in existence.
Some days McFoy will go with as little as four hours of sleep before his next shift. Still, he looks a decade younger than his years.
"I really have nothing to complain about. Hard work is a part of who I am and it's been a source of strength and a source of pride."
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Scott Hartnell co-authors children's book entitled 'Hartnelldown'
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Philadelphia Flyers forward Scott Hartnell isn't known as the most graceful skater to ever play hockey. He has a hard time always staying upright, bringing about the #HartnellDown campaign and counter, keeping track of all the times Hartnell hits the ice. It's a lot.
For his part, Hartnell has done nothing but embrace his clumsiness and owned it. He pokes fun at himself for falling often and embraced it so much he started a charity foundation simply called the HartnellDown Foundation. Every time he falls in a game, he donates $50 to the foundation's cause. That's a lot of money.
Hartnell has taken that even one step further as he joined forces with his sister Kyla to pen a children's book entitled, what else, Hartnelldown (illustration by Sean Thompson via Hartnelldown.com).
Here's the description from his website, were you can also order the book.
Get the first children's book from Kyla Hartnell, Scott Hartnell and the Hartnelldown Foundation! It's the must-have gift for the little or big kid on your list.
Count the number of times Scott Hartnell falls as he journeys from his backyard rink to the NHL. Find out why his teammates claim, "It ain't a practice 'til Hartnell falls." One thing is for certain ... He always gets back up!
The total cost for Hartnell's book? Only $19 and as you'd assume, features a lot of pictures of him on his rump.
But because it's a children's book, there is likely no room for one of Hartnell's most celebrated moments of his career at the All-Star Game in Ottawa. Suck it, Phaneuf isn't entirely kid friendly.
This is a pretty cool idea on the whole; not many NHL players can say they are also authors.
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Okay, let's back the truck up on this one. The whole Michael Beasley saga, the one that started with an unfortunate picture of tattoos and apparently marijuana, then ended with him in rehab on account of depressed Tweets, is a little bit different than what has been initially reported.
It makes sense, since we interpreted Beasley's last correspondences as more "poorly worded exasperation" than "suicidal ideations" (and trust that we know the seriousness of the latter). And as it turns out, Beasley was announced to be in rehab this weekend because that's where he was already supposed to be - not necessarily because he was smoking.
TRUEHOOP has the breakdown of the, um, breakdown:
What happened in recent days — and what triggered Monday's report — was not Beasley's admission to the program, sources say, but a change in his status from outpatient to inpatient as a result of Beasley's breaking one of the program's rules.
This changes the story in various ways, for instance by diminishing the possibility that Beasley came forward seeking help, and by clarifying that the treatment is to address the mandates of the collective bargaining agreement, rather than the concerns of Beasley or others.
Now, it's worth reiterating that he wasn't necessarily supposed to be traveling to Houston and checking in regardless of the events of last week. He's there because he broke a rule when he had no leeway to do so; we're just not clear what that rule was (and perhaps that's for the best).
Still, Beasley's in trouble for smoking weed, and it doesn't look like that pattern's been broken yet. As Henry Abbott explains, as of right now Beasley's not in compliance with the CBA, which means he's got work to do until he can play ball again. Otherwise, he's potentially missing out on his salary, $5,000 per day at a time.
Even so, Abbott says that all the rumors say the same thing, that he had in fact stopped smoking recently. So that necessarily leaves only three options for the truth. Let's see which you believe the most.


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Morris has one more shot at the Pro Bowl
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Redskins running back Alfred Morris has one more shot at getting to the Pro Bowl.
The second-year back, who was named an alternate to the NFL's annual all-star game, missed out on a chance to go on Wednesday when the Packers announced that rookie Eddie Lacy would replace Adrian Peterson on the roster. Peterson was suffering from nagging groin and foot injuries at the end of the season.
The six tailbacks currently on the Pro Bowl roster are Lacy, LeSean McCoy of the Eagles, the Bears' Matt Forte, the 49ers Frank Gore, the Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch and the Chiefs' Jamaal Charles.
However, one more player is guaranteed to drop out. The 49ers and Seahawks play on Sunday to determine which team will represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. Since the Pro Bowl is played on the week between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl, either Lynch or Gore will be busy getting ready for the big game. So another roster spot will open.
Morris rushed for 1,275 yards, fourth most in the NFL and more than Lynch, Gore, Lacy, and Peterson. One would think that he has a good shot at getting the trip to Hawaii. The Redskins would only confirm that he was not the first alternate at running back (as we saw, that was Lacy) so it's likely that we will have to wait until Monday to find out.
Unless other Redskins who are alternates end up going, Trent Williams is Washington's lone representative in the game.


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It's probably not the best place to try and sell this, but I figure I'll toss it out there.
I'm selling my Buffet E-11 wood clarinet. It's a good intermediate level instrument, with a very nice rich tone. It would come with two (2) used B45 mouthpieces, and two (2) Vandoren leather ligatures. The unit has been stored with Dampits, and is in very good shape.
I switched to the EEb Contra-Alto Clarinet a number of years ago, and haven't really played this since. Asking price is $450 for the lot.


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BOWIE, Md., July 27, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- James W. Cornelsen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Old Line Bancshares, Inc. (Nasdaq:OLBK), the parent company of Old Line Bank, reported that net income available to common stockholders increased $137,390 or 16.03% to $994,631 for the six months ended June 30, 2010 from $857,241 for the six month period ended June 30, 2009. Earnings per basic and diluted common share were $0.26 for the six months ended June 30, 2010 and $0.22 for the same period in 2009. The 16.03% increase in net income available to common stockholders was primarily the result of a $971,581 increase in net interest income. This increase derived from the $27.1 million or 11.08% growth in average net loans and a 9 basis point increase in the net interest margin from 3.71% for the period ending June 30, 2009 compared to 3.80% for the period ending June 30, 2010. A $310,000 decrease in the provision for loan losses also contributed to the increase in net income available to common stockholders. These improvements were offset by a $574,658 decrease in non-interest revenue and a $970,318 increase in non-interest expense. Non-interest revenue declined during the six month period primarily because of an approximately $393,000 decline in rent and other revenue from our investment in Pointer Ridge Office Investment, LLC and a $157,917 decline in gain on sales of investment securities. During the first six months of 2009, Pointer Ridge produced $521,605 in rental income that is included in other fees and commissions. As we previously reported, approximately $300,000 of that amount derived from a non-recurring lease termination fee. The absence of the lease termination fee in 2010 and the subsequent loss of additional tenants in spaces that Old Line Bank and Pointer Ridge lease to tenants were the major causes of the decline in non-interest revenue. We also did not sell any investments during the six months ended June 30, 2010, which contributed to the decline in non-interest revenue. The two new branches that we opened in 2009 and the addition of the Greenbelt lending team, which joined us in December 2009, were the primary causes of the increase in non-interest expense. These increases were offset by a $112,000 decline in FDIC insurance.
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Memo to the Australian Tax Office: You offshoring jobs is the same as business offshoring profits
Posted by John, February 7th, 2016 - under ATO, Australian Tax Office, Commissioner of Taxation, Job cuts, Tax avoidance.
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Saving money, the driver for cutting the ATO staff by 20%, is also the driver of big business tax avoidance. Business tax avoidance is systemic. It requires a systemic response, not Tax Office staff cuts.
Is it time for the Senate to consider jailing the Treasurer and the Commissioner of Taxation?
Posted by John, April 8th, 2015 - under Chris Jordan, Commissioner of Taxation, Tax, Tax advisers, Tax avoidance, Tax Office, Tax reform, Tax terrorism.
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Given that both Joe Hockey and Chris Jordan are possibly undermining the work of the Senate and this committee by not providing the names of the tax rorters, and supporting that decision, the question has to be asked: Are the Treasurer and the Commissioner of Taxation in contempt of the Senate and the Committee? If so, why aren't their actions being investigated with a view to prosecution?
It's the Tax Office the Australian left should be worried about
Posted by John, December 23rd, 2013 - under ATO, Chris Jordan, Commissioner of Taxation, Tax, Tax advisers, Tax avoidance, Tax cuts, Tax evasion, Tax Office.
Comments: 7
This may be the logic. Trickle down will increase revenue. The less tax we collect today from companies will magically produce more economic activity in the future. So having people in charge of the Australian Tax Office who 'understand' business and the realities they face is just what capital needs. To business, tax is just another cost and the lower the costs the higher the profit and the better off all of us will be
I believe in Santa Claus too.
Nobody tells the Commissioner of Taxation what to do
Posted by John, September 23rd, 2013 - under Commissioner of Taxation.
Comments: none
If the Minister wants to protect his mates, the lurks and perks men and women misusing contractor arrangements, then change the law instead of issuing diktats to independent officials.
The new Commissioner of Taxation – a reprise
Posted by John, November 13th, 2012 - under Australian Tax Office, Chris Jordan, Commissioner of Taxation, Michael D'Ascenzo, Tax, Tax Office.
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Has newly appointed Commissioner of Taxation Chris Jordan been involved in tax avoidance arrangements for his clients or even himself? Will he, for example, release his tax returns for the last ten years?
Is the new Commissioner of Taxation fox or gamekeeper?
Posted by John, November 12th, 2012 - under Chris Jordan, Commissioner of Taxation, Tax, Tax avoidance, Tax Office.
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Such is Labor's degeneration they have handed the tax collecting role to a person whose whole working life has been representing the interests of big business in general in policy debates and discussions and defending specific big businesses when battling the ATO. Jordan would almost certainly be someone who has undertaken tax planning for his big business clients and the rich. One has to wonder if he has been involved in tax avoidance schemes. Neoliberal madness.
Tax Commissioner axed
Posted by John, October 26th, 2012 - under ATO, Australian Tax Office, Commissioner of Taxation, Michael D'Ascenzo, Tax, Tax avoidance, Tax design, Tax Office, Tax policy, Tax reform, Tax the rich.
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Tax Office staff are in shock over the Labor Government's axing of the Commissioner of Taxation, Michael D'Ascenzo. More shocks are in store. What better way to gut the Tax Office than for business to appoint one of their own to lead it? Is there an alternative? Yes. Tax the rich and give the ATO enough funding for it to do its job as the collector of tax rather than the handmaiden of business. Make the rich pay. That is something Labor won't do.
Tax, tax and more (or should that be less?) tax
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The Treasurer has today been telling us the Minerals Resource Rent Tax is working precisely as it should – not raising any tax. The hospital in Yes Minister worked perfectly too – it didn't have any patients.
The Tax Office, alcopops and democracy
Posted by Bill, April 20th, 2009 - under Alcohol, Alcopop tax, ALP, Australian politics, Commissioner of Taxation, Democracy, Labor Party, Rudd, Rudd Government, Rudd Labor, Tax, Tax Office.
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Don't gazette the Government's proposed alcopops tax increase Commissioner. Respect the will of the Parliament in rejecting it.
ATO bans my site – guarded doors for closed minds
Posted by John, March 26th, 2009 - under ATO, Commissioner of Taxation, Democracy, Free speech, Public Service, Tax Office.
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The Tax Office has banned access to my site because it is "political", according to two readers. Ah, so it has absolutely nothing to do whatsoever with the fact that my moderate tax articles are critical of the leadership of the ATO. We couldn't have ATO staff receiving an alternative view of the direction their […]


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Bill Broyles is a perennial freshman at the desert schoolhouse, where he has been educated by the spine of a cactus, the call of a quail, and the words of patient sages. A research associate at the Southwest Center, he is author of Sunshot: Peril and Wonder in the Gran Desierto and co-editor of Dry Borders.
1. For details of the Carnegie expedition of Hornaday and MacDougal see Broyles (1987).
2. The question, "What is science?" has stirred many inquiries and answers during its long history. For two recent discussions see Philip Kitcher's "The Ends of Science" and Nancy Cartwright's "From Causation to Explanation and Back" in Leiter (2004).
3. A letter from Lumholtz to Henry Fairfield Osborn, March 9, 1909, offers details of his plans for ethnological collecting as well as prospecting (Lumholtz Collection, American Museum of Natural History, New York).
4. See also Carmony (1994), and J. Ross Browne's 1864 account of a visit to Tucson:
The jaded and dust-covered traveller . . . emerges to find himself on the verge of the most wonderful scatteration of human habitations his eye ever beheld—a city of mud-boxes, clingy and dilapidated, cracked and baked into a composite of dust and filth; littered about with broken corrals, sheds, bake-ovens, carcasses of dead animals, and broken pottery; barren of verdure, parched, naked, and grimly desolate in the glare of a southern sun. . . . As the centre of trade with the neighboring State of Sonora, and lying on the high-road from the Rio Grande to Fort Yuma, [Tucson] became during the few years preceding the "break-up" quite a place of resort for traders, speculators, gamblers, horse-thieves, murderers, and vagrant politicians. Men who were no longer permitted to live in California found the climate of Tucson congenial to their health. If the world were searched over I suppose there could not be found so degraded a set of villains as then formed the principal society of Tucson. Every man went armed to the teeth, and streetfights and bloody affrays were of daily occurrence. . . . [T]he best view of Tucson is the rear view on the road to Fort Yuma.(Browne 1950:131, 133–34, 138)
1988 A Sense of Place: The Life and Work of Forrest Shreve. Tucson: University of Arizona Press.
1905 Letter to Daniel T. MacDougal, August 24. MacDougal Collection, Arizona Historical Society, Tucson.
1950 A Tour through Arizona, 1864, or Adventures in the Apache Country. Tucson: Arizona Silhouettes. (Reprint from Harper's Magazine, 1864–1865; compiled in a book, 1869.)
1987 Adventure in the Pinacate. Journal of Arizona History 28(2):155–88.
1994 Whiskey, Six-guns and Red-light Ladies: George Hand's Saloon Diary, Tucson, 1875–1878. Silver City, NM: High-Lonesome Books.
1908 Camp-Fires on Desert and Lava. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
2004 The Future for Philosophy. New York: Oxford University Press.
1912 New Trails in Mexico. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
1981 Discovering the Desert. Tucson: University of Arizona Press.
1908a Problems of the Desert. Plant World 11:28–39.
2006 Archives & Manuscripts, Mertz Library, Daniel T. MacDougal Papers <http://library.nybg.org/finding_guide/archv/mac-dougal_ppf.html>. (Accessed 12/28/2006)
1967 The Years of a Desert Laboratory. Journal of Arizona History 8(3):179–99.
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This most imaginative exhibition the Library has presented to date will seek to engage the St. Louis public with interactive programs and lectures on the green world around us. Audubon and Beyond tells the history of the Library's contributions to early St. Louis' scientific education through its imaginative and awe- inspiring primary and original collections, some of the most diversified in any early American library outside of the American Museum of Natural History itself. This introduction to such a wide universe of nature at the Library will undoubtedly provide a common ground on which to link natural history to the natural present. This exhibition is the second after Mapping St. Louis History in a tetralogy marking in progression the 175th Anniversary of the founding of the St. Louis Mercantile Library.
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This is the first of a series of exhibitions which the Mercantile Library will present in the Shopmaker Political Print Gallery on Presidential portraiture, "The Face of the Presidency" but surely none will have greater breadth on the choices of exhibition materials than this one, focusing on the face of the First President. The exhibition is anchored by George Caleb Bingham's portraits of George and Martha Washington, taken from the seminal works by Gilbert Stuart in the 1790's. These iconic images are complemented by a portrait bust in marble, numerous prints and portraits in other formats to broadly explore the pervasiveness of George Washington's visage in American visual culture. This focused exhibition succinctly presents an in-depth look at a familiar face as it was seen and presented over time.
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The natural setting of the early American wilderness was a nearly overwhelming allurement to explorers and naturalists. Just as John James Audubon walked the back trails of the woodlands, others preceded him in missions of scientific discovery, and others followed in his own footsteps. These early scientists and naturalists saw a new, untouched world and knew they were privileged to do so. Most of them were so enraptured by what they viewed that they produced great books which have become classics in their own right. Some of these artists and historians of man and nature clearly envisioned their role as preservationists of the record that was passing quickly away due to the encroachments of settlers and civilization, and we are indebted to their own monumental contributions to documenting the natural setting of the past. Come explore works by the "Other Audubons", including François André Michaux, the Audubon of the American Trees, Edward Sheriff Curtis, the Audubon of Lost American Indian Life and Lore, and Romeyn Beck Hough, the Audubon of American Wood.
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The Mercantile Library was founded amid the tumultuous intellectual and cultural currents of mid-nineteenth century America. As a result, the Library amassed broad literary and historical collections that provide numerous opportunities for research by students and advanced scholars on the rich and diverse topics of Africana and African Americana. This focused exhibition highlights these collections with examples of original artwork, historic newspapers and photographs, as well as archive and manuscript examples of labor history, business, and urban and civil liberties events. Also included are rare books and first editions of literature, biography, and history from the story of discovery, slavery, and abolition, to war and freedom. The exhibition is anchored by the Helen E. Nash Collection of Africana and African American Studies, with selected pieces from the Trojcak African Art Collection that includes West African masks, textiles, and sculpture. This display gives an idea of the range of the current collections and points the way to future collecting at the Mercantile.
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LOS ANGELES - Notre Dame and UCLA have been Southern California's fiercest rivals for years.
California might be catching up.
The Trojans and Golden Bears have played memorable games the past three seasons - especially two years ago in Berkeley, when Cal won a 34-31 decision in three overtimes.
USC has 31 consecutive wins since then. Had the Trojans won that day, their streak would be 43 entering Saturday's game in the same stadium.
Oklahoma won an NCAA Division I record 47 in a row from 1953-57.
"Cal deservedly won. That was a long time ago," USC coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday. "Whether that game has any bearing on this, I don't see it. There aren't many guys on this team who were on that team."
Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush are two of the few.
"Obviously, that loss is always going to be with me," Leinart said.
"It was a feeling that we definitely don't want to experience again," Bush said.
The Trojans (9-0, 6-0 Pac-10) have a 34-1 record since the beginning of the 2003 season, when Leinart became their starting quarterback and Bush began his college career.
"They got us on that day," Leinart said. "It was a great game to watch. We didn't finish. We had a lot of opportunities to score a lot of points, and we didn't."
Both teams scored touchdowns in the first overtime; neither scored in the second, and Cal's Tyler Fredrickson kicked a 38-yard field goal in the third after USC's Ryan Killeen missed from 39 yards.
USC beat Cal 30-28 in Los Angeles in 2002, and the Trojans won 23-17 at the Coliseum last season despite being outgained 424-205. It was the first time in 52 years the schools played with both ranked in the top 10.
USC has been ranked No. 1 in The Associated Press poll for 29 straight weeks. Cal (6-3, 3-3) dropped out of the Top 25 following a 27-20 overtime loss at No. 11 Oregon last weekend.
"We feel fortunate to be in the situation we're in here - in the last quarter of the season with an opportunity to do some special things," Carroll said.
Leinart, last year's Heisman Trophy winner, is playing at his best entering the home stretch. He has completed 66 of 88 passes for 824 yards and 11 touchdowns with only one interception in three games since USC's last-second 34-31 victory at Notre Dame.
He admitted to having gotten over an emotional hump.
"Ever since the Washington game (Oct. 22), my confidence has been where it was," he said. "Maybe I shouldn't say confidence - maybe the lack of having fun. I've been in the biggest games, I've seen every defense. I was almost getting sloppy.
"I just took a day, relaxed, tried to get back to where I used to be. It was after the Notre Dame game. I just sat back, put things into perspective. I've just been trying not to think about (pressure), try to enjoy playing the games, have fun."
Carroll had a simple explanation for Leinart's brief funk.
"It was because he wasn't happy with his play," the coach said. "The games were harder. He took the responsibility. Fortunately, what was notable was Matt was able to regain his composure, his confidence."
Carroll said there's no question Leinart is better now than last year.
"He's much more in control," Carroll said. "Everything about him is better - every single aspect. How many 300-yard games did Matt have last year?"
Surprisingly, only two. This year, Leinart has six, and could have easily made it seven last weekend when he threw for 245 yards in the first half and only 14 after that in a 51-21 victory over Stanford.
Meanwhile, Carroll said freshman linebacker Rey Maualuga left the team late Monday to be with his family in Eureka.
"His dad's very sick. He might be there for a while," Carroll said. "He has to do what he's doing right now. He has to be where he is."
Maualuga was demoted to the scout team last week after being arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery for allegedly punching a man at an off-campus party. However, he played in the second half against Stanford, making five tackles.
No criminal charges have been filed.
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Traditional and proposed tests of slope homogeneity for non-normal and heteroscedastic data
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DOI: 10.1111/j.2044-8317.2011.02034.x
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British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology
Volume 65, Issue 3, pages 402–426, November 2012
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Moses, T. P. and Klockars, A. J. (2012), Traditional and proposed tests of slope homogeneity for non-normal and heteroscedastic data. British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, 65: 402–426. doi: 10.1111/j.2044-8317.2011.02034.x
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The purpose of this study was to develop and compare tests of independent groups' slopes for non-normal distributions and heteroscedastic variances, including slope tests based on least squares, Theil–Sen, and trimmed estimation approaches. A slope test based on jackknife standard error estimates is proposed that can utilize each of the traditional estimation methods while also addressing problematic aspects of methods' standard error estimates. Simulations demonstrate that the proposed jackknife-based slope tests can improve standard error estimation, Type I error, and power relative to the traditional slope tests.