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In a previous article I touched on a few veiled messages and half-truths you will doubtless encounter if you have been in a relationship long enough. Having some time to consider this subject again, and having nothing interesting to comment on lately, I have decided to revisit this topic. Also because it makes it easier on me everything this time applies to females. I pretty well covered the array of things that men aren't straight forward about and unless I want to descend into hacky things like 'I know what I'm doing' and 'I know where I'm going' I will have to give it a rest on the men for the moment. If you'd like to point out that I'm male so what should I know about what women think, I'll say it's all what I've observed and I've been right so far. However, before we begin I would like to stress that though each of the following comments begin with a grain of truth and are all based on real observations I have made, I am also trying to make this entertaining and am not averse to a bit of exaggeration. Try to keep that in mind.
Stressing or frequent use of the phrase 'I miss you' particularly if stated as 'I really miss you' with the really being emphasized:
In this culture there is a great deal of shame placed on women for their sexual desires. It's unfortunate that this is so, but it is ambient in our culture for sure. In reaction to this, it has become unseemly for a woman to say (especially when someone can hear or over the phone) something as blunt and vulgar as 'I'm horny'. So this thought is expressed covertly. There is a subtly to it, as 'I miss you' can actually mean what it should mean if it's stated with emotion and not subtle emphasis. Telling the difference is something that has to be learned experientially. But it's something to watch for while you're learning to discern veiled meanings.
"Who is/was that on the phone/ Just now." / "How is (insert person)." (When the person is in question is also female):
This is not a genuine statement of interest or concern; it is in fact an airing of insecurity. The question is being asked to gauge the identity and connection of the individual and assure the asker that they are no threat. This might seem suspicious and mistrustful but insecurity is something we all feel early on in any relationship. Assurance of indifference is the only appropriate answer here, even if it isn't exactly correct. This isn't a question that is seeking fact remember, it's seeking reassurance.
"I'm cold/tired/hungry/bored."
This might look like a statement of fact and eventually it will be just that but if you're still early into the relationship and still young enough, this is more of a command. The command is to correct this problem, and not with suggestions. If suggestions were what this was about then the conversation would have opened that way. At this point the statement is a command to take some sort of action.
"Do you really want to (insert activity)" / "You don't have to (insert activity)":
Blame the culture once again for telling women that they are shrewish and unpleasant if they simply demand things or take any sort of position of confidence or authority. The best option left that makes them feel like they got their point across nicely is to pick at the idea in hope that it'll seem obvious that they are trying to overturn your intentions. Real indifference will be obvious by the lack of comment. Commenting on indifference is a contradiction. One has to care enough to comment, so it always means something is up.
Any comment about how close they feel to you or a compliment on your relationship and how it works:
This is insecurity again. It's a dangerous thing to just lay your feelings out there, so they're trying to feel out your feelings first. Just make yourself understood clearly and accurately in this case.


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I truly and extremely enjoy your advice. You're honest, sometimes brutally honest, but I love and respect that.
I've been married to my husband for two years. He's got 3 older kids with his ex. We have one toddler and another on the way. This is the first marriage for both of us. I always dreamed my first marriage would be my only marriage because of my Christian beliefs, but now not so much.
To make a long story short, after we found out I was pregnant, he was happy, but then arguments came. In my 1st trimester he told me to get an abortion during every argument, which was about 7 times. I said very, very ugly things as well (i.e. deadbeat, bum, bish, etc). Then I broke my own cardinal rule after he started putting his phone on vibrate at night and I went through it. I found what I knew would be there, and so I stopped having sex with him and moved out.
My final straw is the ex recently got out of jail and we've had altercations, and in one argument he stated he's going back to his real family (they were never married or engaged). She also texts/calls him begging for sex, and for them to get back together. He says he ignores her. I don't believe him and I don't feel ignoring certain actions are good enough.
I've filed for divorce. In the midst of all of this are the apologies from him and the promises to do better, and that he will not maliciously hurt me again. But, as you can see he kept doing it. He says he loves me (eye roll), but I don't see it. Everyone that I've tried to talk to about this says I'm the bad guy and I shouldn't give up and abandon him. Marriage isn't good overnight, etc, etc.
I do not agree with any of these people and I just want an unbiased opinion and to make sure I'm not crazy. Oh yeah, he also has never helped me with any bills that are mine, and before I stopped letting him use my car he would run out all my gas and only put back $20 worth. I'm no saint, but I have done right by him and I respect my marriage vows. I don't talk to other men or my exes who still try to keep in contact. My past doesn't affect him, so why do I have to deal with his? His ex has done/is doing ratchet stuff and it's too much to name. He says get over it and let's start over. I forgive him, but I don't feel like I'm supposed to pretend to forget words that can never be taken back. Please help. – Husband's A Jerk, Now What
Dear Ms. Husband's A Jerk, Now What,
So, you married a man who has 3 other kids from another woman, and, for obvious reasons, they have to remain in communication/contact with one another (I digress), but, she's asking for more, ANNNNNNNNDDDDDD, you went through his phone and discovered lawd knows what (you didn't say what you discovered), he's said to you on numerous occasions that you should abort his child that you are currently carrying, ANNNNNNNDDDDDDDD in an argument he's said to you that he's going back to his real family. Hmmmmm, why didn't you pack his bags and help him move? If he's so miserable and unhappy with you, and thinks he's better off with his ex, then let him go. If he wants you to abort your child, and I'm certain it's because the other 3 he has with his baby momma are kicking his butt in child support, then let him know (this is where you hold up your hand) that he now has 5 kids he's responsible for. So, take his narrow ass and get a second job, and step up to the plate and take care of his responsibilities.
But, let's reflect on your letter. The issues with your marriage are several things which include miscommunication, disloyalty, mistrust, money, and unresolved issues with his baby momma. And, those key elements make a marriage, and unfortunately I wouldn't say that you have a marriage. You're just two people living together, and going through the motions of relationship drama like every other couple. You're acting like little ass kids with one another and both of you are stomping your feet and pouting trying to get your points across. Instead of communicating with one another, like grown adults do, he's trying to belittle and demean you with his tactic of spewing hateful things, and you up the ante with your name-calling trying to belittle and demean him. Each of you is trying to outdo the other. And, at the end of the day, what is this proving? What have you two accomplished? Yeah, just as I figured, not a damn thing!
This is what I want you to do: Sit down with him and ask him what is a marriage? Ask him to describe it, and what it looks like. And, I want you to do the same thing. Let him know what your idea or thoughts are about marriage, what it looks like, and your expectations. And, it's imperative that you listen to one another because arguing and trying to prove a point doesn't work between you two. So, listen and if his definitions, expectations, and outlook on marriage are not your definition, expectations, and outlook, then you will have your answer.
But, I want to know why didn't you two go through marriage counseling before getting married? This would have resolved all of those issues before you walked down the aisle, and I'm quite certain that you wouldn't have made it down the aisle if your husband hadn't resolved the issues with his baby momma, his exes that he remains in contact with, and his need to demean and belittle you. So, why are you putting up with it now? Why would allow yourself to be made to feel less than, and from the man who is supposed to make you his queen, his woman that he protects, uplifts, and celebrates? I don't believe in being with someone who is going to talk negatively about me or to me. That is a no-no! If you feel the need to call me out of my name, talk to me like I'm some damn child, and demean or belittle me, then you can sit there and talk to your own damn fool self. I'm out! DUECES!
So, get into some couples therapy and speak with a marriage counselor. The root cause of your marriage is some unresolved issues that neither of you are putting on the table, and one of them happens to be his baby momma. If you don't want her in your marriage, or your husband communicating with her other than to talk about his kids, then you've got to let him handle that with her. You knew what you were getting before you got married. So, that issue should have been resolved from the beginning. Now, he's got to take care of business and put things in check. You and her are not going to be on the same page, and she definitely is not going to respect you and your marriage. She made that obviously known. So, your husband has got to get his damn balls out of his stomach, and be a man and let her know what's what! And, hopefully you two can work out the other issues of communication, loyalty, money, and trust through marriage counseling. Don't be afraid to open up and speak your mind. But, do it lovingly, and with an open heart. Don't give up so easily on the marriage, not until you've exhausted all the resources. Besides, you did state that your first marriage would be your only marriage. Then work it out! – Terrance Dean
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Please describe the last mile connectivity solution you would propose, and identify specific counties or regions to be served.
MAIN is proposing a "last-mile" wireless deployment in the counties of Mitchell, Yancey, Madison, Swain, Graham and Polk. [NOTE: Graham, Swain and Yancey are Tier 1 counties. Mitchell and Madison are Tier 2. Polk is Tier 3].
These counties account for more than half (2,700) of MAIN's total subscriber base of approximately 5,000 dial-up users. These counties also account for $427,480 of MAIN's total annual operating expenditures of $765,545.
MAIN's "brain trust" for last-mile wireless is considerable. Don Davis, founder of Skyrunner.Net, was a founding member of MAIN's Board of Directors. Jane Hatley, former president of Skyrunner.Net, is a current member of MAIN's board. Tim Sanders, the former general manager of Skyrunner.Net, is MAIN's lead wireless consultant.
Sanders is also the founder and principal partner in TheFinalMile.Net, one of the nation's leading wireless consulting firms (http://www.thefinalmile.net). Sanders' recent articles include "Blueprint for Broadband: Minnesota's Xtratyme Builds a Strategy To Serve the Underserved With Broadband Wireless." http://www.shorecliffcommunications.com/magazine/volume.asp?vol=29&story= 272
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For homes and businesses, we will deploy a 902-928 MHz technology perfected by WaveRider Communications Inc (). Because this wireless technology does not operate with 802.11 protocols, it is less subject to interference and security breaches. Network security is also enhanced by WaveRider's proprietary protocols, which encode user-data and employ registration tables to prevent hacking.
This technology has a range of approximately 8 miles for line of sight (LOS) delivery to an exterior antenna, and 3 miles LOS to an indoor antenna. In most cases, this technology is not subject to interference from 900 MHz cordless phones. In rare cases where cordless phone use is a problem, an external antenna eliminates the interference.
A special feature of this 902-928 MHz technology is that it is capable of non-line-of-sight (NLOS) delivery - over hills, around buildings, and through leaf-cover - in ranges of 2-3 miles to an exterior antenna, and 1.5 miles to an indoor antenna. This functionality is perfect for mountain communities, where populations tend to be concentrated well within this 2-3 mile range. This NLOS capability is due to the fact that lower-frequency signals lose less energy than higher frequency signals when traveling through the air or passing through leafcover, walls, and RF cable. Also, lower frequency signals have superior reflection and diffraction characteristics, which allow them to bend around obstacles to reach their targets.
Meanwhile, we intend to employ 2.4-5.8 GHz wireless for our point-to-point bridges between primary towers and secondary relay sites. This higher frequency wireless has greater range (up to 20 miles) and greater capacity (10 Mbps). Since we are using it only in point-to-point applications, it is less subject to interference and network security breaches.
Has your organization deployed this technology before?
MAIN has employed unlicensed spread-spectrum wireless since 1996. Our first deployment was in Graham County, where we created an "air bridge" between the Tri-County Community College facility in Robbinsville (which housed our server) and the Graham County Public Library, where we installed the county's first public access terminal. Later in 1996, we used the same technology to create a wireless bridge between our offices in downtown Asheville and our server co-location several blocks away. This wireless bridge continues to serve our 8-person office. We also provide a wireless relay to the Jubilee! community center in Asheville in exchange for the use of their meeting hall for MAIN's public events.
In 1998, we deployed unlicensed spread-spectrum wireless in Polk County in collaboration with Isothermal Community College-Polk Campus, the Polk County Public Library, and the Town of Tryon. We subcontracted this project with our longtime private-sector partner, the Asheville-based Skyrunner.Net. This project brought a landline T-1 to the ICC-Polk campus computer classroom. From this location, a wireless relay was created to a municipally-owned tower on Tryon Peak. This tower, in turn, allows us to provide last-mile broadband Internet service to the public library and town hall. Meanwhile, Skyrunner operates a commercial wireless service over this infrastructure.
At what bandwidth? If asymmetric, please define up and down speed.
MAIN will offer bandwidth rates up to T-1 speed (1.5 Mbps). MAIN's wireless service is not asymmetric.
If this is a wireless solution, what spectrum? Is it licensed or unlicensed?
MAIN will use 902-928 MHz direct-sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) for "last mile" connections, and 2.4-5.8 GHz DSSS for bridge relays. This spectrum is unlicensed.
Would the proposed service be available for resale?
Absolutely. We would especially welcome - and encourage - value-added commercial services (e.g., last-mile broadband packages that include network and database management, etc.).
What infrastructure would be used to support your last-mile solution and access to an Internet Service Provider?
This project builds on MAIN's aforementioned experience with a three-year-old wireless collaboration among Isothermal Community College, Polk County Public Library, Town of Tryon and Skyrunner.Net, the mountain region's oldest commercial WISP (wireless Internet service provider).
The wireless network will be deployed on top of MAIN's existing infrastructure in each county. In each of these six counties, MAIN co-locates servers on the premises of a local public agency (e.g., community college, EMS office, 911 call center, health clinic, town hall, etc). MAIN's existing landline T-1s will take wireless traffic to the Internet and will be upgraded as needed as part of MAIN's matching outlay (with demand-aggregation over 14 counties, MAIN has negotiated favorable "middle-mile" T-1 rates with our backbone provider).
MAIN will make optimum use of existing water and telecom towers in each of these counties. Most of these towers are either owned by participating local governments or reside on U.S. Forest Service land. The office of U.S. Senator John Edwards has already intervened with the USFS to ensure MAIN's access to towers on federal lands.
For more remote communities beyond our central tower's LOS/NLOS range (e.g., Buladean, Snowbird, etc.), the project will create a "dog-leg" relay from the tower to a strategic location with LOS/NLOS access to the community. We will train community volunteers to assist in planning and mapping these relay paths, thereby enhancing local "buy in" and cooperation from strategically important property-owners. This grassroots-based "self-help" approach will ensure the maximum deployment to the county's homes and businesses which desire broadband. [PLEASE NOTE: These communities are SO REMOTE that it will take years - if ever - for them to be reached by cable or DSL services.]
This project will also employ a unique community-based strategy for end-user installations at homes or businesses. Instead of MAIN having to hire and train a team of wireless installers, we will work with local computer firms, technical consultants, and our technical volunteers to train a corps of installer-subcontractors. [NOTE: The Waverider (LOS/NLOS) wireless solution we have chosen is simple enough to self-install, yet we realize that some citizens and businesses will still want to hire an installer.] These installers could then be subcontracted by MAIN, or by the end-user, to install their wireless connection in cooperation with MAIN wireless network staff.
This decentralized staffing strategy not only lessens the staffing and operations burden for MAIN, it invests wireless technology know-how in each county and supports local employment, thereby laying the groundwork for future entrepreneurial innovation around wireless technology.
Finally, reports from the wireless trade press state that access to an existing subscriber base is a critical factor in a successful wireless ISP business model. MAIN's existing subscriber base and nonprofit business model will ensure affordable rates, faster and wider adoption, and long-term sustainability. Moreover, MAIN's six-and-a-half year track record of sustainability further enhances the prospects for success. MAIN's locally-accountable nonprofit mission also ensures that the RIAA's investment will remain at work in these communities. There is no possibility of MAIN being sold or shut down due to business decisions by an absentee owner.
All of the above will be implemented in consultation with a wireless steering committee in each county comprised of local technical professionals and volunteers. This wireless steering committee will be formed in collaboration with the e-communities steering committee in each county.
Provide a profile of your company and define the relationships with any potential partners. Describe previous experience in providing last mile broadband solutions.
The Mountain Area Information Network (MAIN) was founded in 1995 as a nonprofit ISP and community network serving the mountain counties of North Carolina. In early 1996, via a grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce, MAIN began offering last-mile, dial-up Internet access in 12 counties of western N.C. Today, we offer last-mile, dial-up service in 14 counties (Mitchell, Yancey, McDowell, Madison, Buncombe, Henderson, Polk, Haywood, Jackson, Swain, Macon, Graham, Cherokee, Clay and Qualla Boundary). As noted previously, we have been using unlicensed wireless technology since 1996, and our commercial partner, SkyRunner.Net, has been a last-mile broadband provider since 1997.
In the six counties for which we are proposing a last-mile wireless deployment, our partners include community colleges, a public health clinic, county government agencies, and economic development commissions.
What is the estimated total cost of the proposed solution?
We estimate the cost to be approximately $194,000 per county, for a total project cost of $1,164,000.
[NOTE: This cost includes the purchase of the first 300 units of customer premise equipment (CPE), at an average cost of $695 per unit. The relatively high CPE cost reflects WaveRider's superior NLOS delivery capability, network security, and network management features. For example, WaveRider's "grade of service" software enables a network manager to adjust a subscriber's bandwidth remotely, just as a cable TV technician can make "grade of service" changes without a site visit.]
What would be the estimated price you would charge the residence or business for service, including equipment, installation and recurring charges?
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1 mailbox
5 email redirects
5 MBs personal webspace
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Installation: Self-install, no charge; Indoor antenna - $50; Outdoor antenna - $100 minimum.
MAIN would retain ownership of CPE.
How much investment would your company be prepared to make? Would your proposal be conditioned upon the award of incentive funds from the RIAA, or funding from investors, lenders, or any other source?
MAIN is currently projecting an investment of approximately $435,000 for 2003 in these six counties. In addition, MAIN is prepared to cover the costs of additional bandwidth required by this wireless deployment. We estimate that cost at $65,000 for a 12-month period. This proposal is contingent on RIAA funding.
What is the estimated time required for deployment?
Given our existing partnerships and infrastructure in each county, we estimate a six-week ramp-up period for each county. On this basis, we estimate that service can be initiated in all six counties in 9-10 months.
What would be the total number of households (sorted by county, if possible) that could be served by this solution?
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[NOTE: These estimates are based on a comparison of 1998 Census Data with our tower viewshed analyses, coupled with our firsthand knowledge of the terrain of each county - plus our understanding of the non-line-of-sight (NLOS) capabilities of our last-mile wireless technology.]
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According to singer/songwriter Bobby Womack's publicist Sonya Kolowrat, the legendary rhythm and blues singer passed away on Friday. Womack had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's about two years ago and was also suffering with other ailments including prostate cancer. Kolowrat confirmed the death but gave no other details. He performed two weeks ago at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn., and seemed in good health and spirits.
Womack was a native of Cleveland, Ohio and was the third son born to a minister/musician who would eventually have five sons total. The Womack sons inherited the musical abilities of their father and began performing at a very young age. The siblings formed a group called the Womack Brothers and were discovered by Sam Cooke in 1956. It was the relationship with the then famous Cooke that would eventually set a course for Womack that he would spend the rest of his life trying to shake. Following the death of Cooke who was brutally killed outside a Los Angeles hotel in 1964, Womack married Cooke's widow Barbara a few months later. They eventually divorced in 1971.
It was during this period of time that Womack wrote and performed some of his most memorable music. Womack found work as a songwriter and session guitarist for Aretha Franklin, Sly Stone, the Stones, Rod Stewart, Joe Tex and others in the late '60s, before enjoying a steady string of his own hits between 1971-1985.
During a period of his life when he was trying to get the demons of drugs of his back he said: "If I walked into a restaurant and saw somebody that looked like a musician, I would walk back out. They were either going to turn me back onto drugs or they were going to ask what I was doing, and I would have to lie."
Womack was affectionately called "The Preacher" because of the soulful manner in which he delivered his songs. His combination of soul and gospel coupled with the ability to play the guitar as well as anyone who has ever plucked a string, made him unique and captivating in live performances and boosted his album sales at a time when he really needed the cash. Womack was determined to capitalize on his new found fame and fortune and said: "This is a new Womack," he promised. "The best you've ever seen. I survived the storm."
In an interview Womack did a little less than two years ago he said: "I know God is in the blessing business because I'm not supposed to be here," Womack told USA TODAY in July 2012, nearly 20 years after beating a cocaine addiction. "There's still a lot for me to do, and if I can sing some great music and make people happy, I've got the best gig in the world."


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Saturday, 22 September 2012
A quick tour of our new flat!
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WOW !ReplyDelete
It looks so pretty, especially for a student flat. Also the bath is amazing!! XReplyDelete
Everything looks so pretty, I hope you have a wonderful time living there!ReplyDelete
xo Natasha
Your flat looks so cute and adorable, love it :) xoReplyDelete
I loved this post!!! Mostly because i am a nosey parker!!! lol. Congrats on the new place, it already looks so cosy and homely xxxxxReplyDelete
Just found your blog - it's lovely! Love the pic of your grandfathers camera, and your home looks gorgeous and cosy.ReplyDelete
Rachel from www.whatabeauty.co.uk x
I love this so so much! It looks amazing and exactly the kind of way I'd love to decorate my own home. And a sunken bath - didn't know I NEEDED a sunken bath until now, it just looks much more luxurious than your average bath! xxReplyDelete
This is a student flat? Holy moly, it's even nicer than my house!ReplyDelete
You've done such lovely things with it too. It really looks like you've lived there forever and made it your own.
Its beautiful, you've done a good job of making that homely.ReplyDelete
We have matching laptops too, but mine is dying!
I love the decor, so cute! Congrats on the new flat :)ReplyDelete
I am obsessed with the bathtub!ReplyDelete
Your flat is so beautiful! And I want that bath so damn bad. It is the coolest!ReplyDelete
Emily Wears Things
It all looks so pretty! I'd love to live in a place with decor like this when I'm older xxxReplyDelete
Such a lovely home you've got there! Totally crazy about that bath <3ReplyDelete
such a nice home! my student digs are not nearly as nice, though i do share with four friends! xxxReplyDelete
OMG! That's a student flat?!?! It's amazing!! That fireplace! And don't even get me started on the sunken bath tub!! So chic! :)ReplyDelete
Congrats on your new flat! I remember our first flat. It was tiny and shabby but it was ours and I still have very fond memories of it.ReplyDelete
I adore your sunken bath! What a perfect place to relax with a good book!
This looks so pretty! Much bigger than our student flat! & that bath is amaaazing! :)ReplyDelete
http://www.danielleyc.com/ xx
You seem to have made your new flat a truly wonderful and cosy home. Thank you for sharing your lovely photographs. BTW that bath looks AMAZING!!!!ReplyDelete
Love the vintage feel about it! :D Beautiful details you have. ;)ReplyDelete
aww it looks amazing! lovely blog! <3 xReplyDelete
Wow, it looks so amazing! You did a great job decorating it!ReplyDelete
Love, Amber xo
It's so beautiful! I would love to have flat decorated like yours :)xReplyDelete
I have such a soft spot for bunting. I cannot believe this is a student flat, you're both too stylish for your own good! And the sunken bath is just luxurrrious! Congratulations on the move and good luck for the coming year.ReplyDelete
So adorable! And I can't believe I've never found your blog before - it's so lovely! following via bloglovin' :)ReplyDelete
oh wow your new flat is so beautiful and it has own climat :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE all your "stuff" - your flat looks like a beautiful place to live xoReplyDelete
so cute and perfect! lovely blog dear.ReplyDelete
lindsey louise
The bath tube is so amazing!!!!ReplyDelete
lovely post, i love house tours!ReplyDelete
I love how you've reflected your style on your house :)ReplyDelete
I was really surprised when I read it was a student house!
Job well done :D
your new flat's so dreamy! you've really made it your own :-)ReplyDelete
Francesca xo
I love it! i really want to add my own touched to my flat aswell im currently in the same situation as you, living with my new fiancee we re getting married in 2 years. Im looking forward to the planning but i know what i want and the theme lol im following your wedding blog so it will be cool to see how yours is going to turn out aswell :PReplyDelete
Hayley xx
I love your flat, it looks so cosy, all the little details! *-*ReplyDelete
Amazing flat! Good luck ( not that you need it) abd have fun in your new flatReplyDelete
So pretty - I love the decor in the living room. Much nicer than any student flat I ever lived in! And yum to Laduree I got a rose petal macaroon there yesterday :)ReplyDelete
Aw sooo pretty! This flat is lovely - i can't wait until I have a flat to move into and make my own!ReplyDelete
Very very cute
Olá lindona... hoje no meu blog tem dicas de nutrição aguardo sua visita... beijos...ReplyDelete
Sunken bath = win!ReplyDelete
Wow! This is beautiful! I love your alice in wonderland bed clothes! xReplyDelete
It looks beautiful and I adore all the quirky touches that you have added to make it feel your own. I move in with my bf about 3 weeks ago and am gradually starting to feel at home but it definitely helps by adding your own spin on things to help settle you in. Hope you enjoy your new home and I must say the sunken bath is to die for!ReplyDelete
beckys makeup
What a lovely little flat! I love all the knicknacks you have; they're so fun and quirky and perfect!ReplyDelete
If I end up with a flat half as good as this on a student budget I'll be happy. Holey moley! It's so beautiful, especially that sunken bath!! I hope it all goes super well! xxReplyDelete
Wow, it's lovely and looks so homely! I hope you are both really happy there :) Lizz xxxReplyDelete
Absolutely adorable, such a lovely flat! So cosy and homely :-) Hope you both enjoy it xxxReplyDelete
Your place is soooo cuuuuuute *_____*ReplyDelete
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No. 12 Georgetown Ekes Out a Win Against Princeton Men's Soccer
PRINCETON, N.J. (9/14/12) - It wasn't for a lack of trying. The Princeton men's soccer team matched No. 12-ranked Georgetown in shots 17-17 but couldn't find the equalizer as the Hoyas won 1-0 on Friday, Sept. 14 on Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium.
The goal came in the 14th minute, following a string of offensive opportunities for the Tigers that kept the Hoyas defense on their toes. Georgetown struck with the play starting on a free kick at the top of the 20-yard box. The ball hit the left post and bounced back onto the field and made its way to Steve Neumann on the right side where he headed the ball towards the goal. Brandon Allen anticipated it and headed the ball down over the goal line.
Making his first appearance in goal, junior Seth MacMillan made six saves for Princeton. Following the goal Jimmy Nealis and Neumann both followed up with chances, as MacMillan stopped the Nealis shot and Neuman's shot spun just outside the far post.
Princeton's first two shots on goal came off the bench by the way of junior Lester Nare. He tested keeper Keon Parsa just two minutes after checking in with a header and again 10 minutes later.
MacMillan made another great save in the final minutes of the first half as he tipped a shot by John Snyder over the crossbar.
The Tigers came on strong in the second half and out shot the Hoyas 13-7, fighting for the game-tying goal.
Freshman Thomas Sanner started the second half and had a series of chances. He grabbed a great feed from brother Matt Sanner 10 minutes in but the ball was stopped by Parsa. Sanner had another shot three minutes later get scooped up and had a header off a short throw that went just wide five minutes later.
Sophomore Cameron Porter had a nice solo effort in the 65th minute after fighting the ball off a defender on the near touchline near the 50 yard mark and dribbled up the field where his shot went just wide
In the 84th minute, junior Dylan Bowman set up sophomore Julian Griggs with a cross into the box but Griggs shot was just high. Another bench player, freshman Nico Hurtado made himself known on the field. Three minutes after checking into the game, he had delivered a low shot on the left side on frame but it was stopped at the near post. Less than two minutes later he had another chance to put Princeton on the scoreboard but the shot was blocked by a defender.
Parsa finished the game with five saves to keep his team undefeated at 6-0-1.
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The March 16, 2014 episode of "My Five Wives" on TLC at 9: p.m. CT was filmed around Thanksgiving time. There was snow on the ground and all of the Williams kids were bundled in heavy coats playing outside in snow. The camera crew panned around the area.
That's when viewers spotted the dog that was chained to a dog house. He appeared to be alone and neglected as none of the Williams children were anywhere near the dog. Children usually flock to a family dog, or the dog is running and playing with them. Animal lovers took to social media to blast the Williams family over the mistreatment of the dog.
Some said they would no longer watch the show after witnessing such a heartless act of leaving a dog to fend for itself in the cold and snow. It seemed while some viewers totally missed the poor chained dog, others were quick to spot it and set up a protest.
A member of the Brady Williams family posted time after time on their Facebook page today, trying to clarify with the viewers about the dog that was seen on the episode:
"Thank you to all of you so concerned about the dog in the latest episode. That dog is NOT our dog. The camera crew took many (MANY) shots around this general vicinity and that was some footage they captured."
The poster went on to state that the Williams family does have 4 dogs. Two stay in the house and two do stay outside, but they assured commenters that the outside dogs were brought in when it got cold. The poster for the Williams family stated that they are currently trying to see what can be done for the dog.
Viewers will probably be watching the next episode very carefully to see if they can spot any dogs running around inside the living quarters of the individual wives. It was not stated what kind of dogs the Williams have or which wife or children they belong to.
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On September 15th, 42 school librarians from 5 counties gave up a precious Saturday morning to come to Duke's Perkins Library and talk to each other. The School Librarian Retreat was inspired by the Librarian to Librarian Networking Summit put on by ECU's Joyner Library every winter.
The retreat was designed to give the school librarians a chance to discuss common themes and problems they face in their own libraries and to share ideas with each other. By all accounts it was a rousing success. Connections were made, ideas shared, and there were many empathetic nods as problems were discussed and solutions were suggested.
The planning team for this event included Ms. Dottie Black, the PepsiCo K-12 Technology Mentor Coordinator, Ms. Alesia Stevenson, the founder of the ECU conference, Dr. Pauletta Bracy from NCCU SLIS, Dr. Sandra Hughes-Hassell from UNC SILS, Ms. Jennifer Umbarger and Ms. Barbara Berry, Professional School Librarians from Durham Public Schools.


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Students are assigned to work under the supervision of licensed physicians and/or physician assistants in conjunction with the healthcare team in an inpatient psychiatric setting, where they will learn a biopsychosocial approach to mental illness. In this elective rotation, students will evaluate and manage patients with a variety of psychiatric problems, do follow-up evaluations of those patients seen in the Psychiatric Emergency Room, and develop skills in the performance of mental status exams and psychiatric interviews. Students study the diagnoses and treatment plans of child and adolescent patients, and the daily, intensive long-term treatment of severely disturbed out-patients, to gain an understanding of psychopathology, therapeutic community and team functioning. Students incrementally develop the ability to analyze and synthesize medical information, to reason independently, and to apply the concepts of medical decision-making and problem-solving to complex patient presentations. Students are expected to attend scheduled lectures.


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The suites are all uniquely decorated in a homely style that combines modern design with selected antiques. The size of the rooms varies from 35-45 m2 and all have King size beds (180 cm). In the bathrooms you can soak either in a bathtub or a jacuzzi, and all the rooms have a desk. The living room and bedroom are separate, and all the suites come with a Nespresso machine. Bathrobes and slippers are also provided for your comfort.
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#1. "The Edge of Glory"
Sounds Like: Born This Way's victory lap: a thousand '80s anthems' worth of drama, Gaga's best vocals yet and Clarence Clemons's glorious saxophone coming together to create something absolutely monstrous.
Pros: When "The Edge of Glory" dropped, we called it one of the best pop songs of the year, and we will defend that again today to anyone who disagrees. It's easy to write an anthem–we're pretty sure Max Martin alone has about 20 of them sitting on his hard drive–but it takes skill to go this high up the emotional scale without tottering off the peak. The choruses don't have an inch of space or sound to spare. If the lyrics got any more portentous, they'd sound computer-generated. And the amount of time Gaga devotes to the bridge would be ludicrous were it not a showcase for Clemons' sax, the deadliest, most unexpected weapon in Gaga's pop arsenal. Those synth-violin fanfares alongside him aren't just decoration; they're earned.
But we knew that already. What brings "The Edge of Glory" to #1 is how well it holds up in context. Everything we've heard of Born This Way has been so snippetized and previewed and promoted past hell that it's easy to forget that it's an album, one that's supposed to be at least somewhat coherent. "The Edge of Glory" is the last track, and it crowns everything that comes before: the yearnings of "Marry the Night" and "You and I," the bumper-sticker mottos of "Born This Way" and "Bad Kids," the politics of "Americano," the religion of "Electric Chapel" and the scope of just about everything. We couldn't ask for a better conclusion.
Cons: Zero.
Yearbook Lyric: What else: "I'm on the edge of glory, and I'm hanging on a moment with you."
Gaga Hashtags: Saxophone, Pat Benatar, the word "tonight," freedom.
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General Disney Movie Trivia Questions:
1) What Disney movie was the first full-length animated feature to be produced in the United States?
Choose Your Answer: A: Pinocchio, B: Steamboat Willie, C: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, D: Bambi
2) Some scenes of woodland creatures and the forest fire in Bambi are actually unused footage from what other Disney movie?
Choose Your Answer: A: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, B: Pinocchio, C: Fantasia, D: Peter and the Wolf
3) In what Disney animated feature is Earth referred to as "Section 17, Area 51"?
Choose Your Answer: A: Treasure Planet, B: Hercules, C: Atlantis, D: Lilo and Stitch
4) What was the only character in Disney's Alice in Wonderland that did not appear in Lewis Carroll's books?
Choose Your Answer: A: The Doorknob, B: Dormouse, C: Queen of Hearts, D: Alice's sister
5) What actor provided the voice of Hercules in the spanish language version of the Disney film?
Choose Your Answer: A: Marc Anthony, B: Enrique Iglesias, C: Ricky Martin, D: Matt LaBlanc
6) What Disney movie was the first full-length animated feature to be nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture?
Choose Your Answer: A: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, B: Bambi, C: Beauty and the Beast, D: The Lion King
7) In Sleeping Beauty, the cookies that the fairies eat with tea are shaped like what?
Choose Your Answer: A: a spinning wheel, B: a pentagram, C: a castle, D: Mickey Mouse
8) What is the only Disney animated feature film that has a title character who doesn't speak?
Choose Your Answer: A: Lilo & Stitch, B: Lady and the Tramp, C: Dumbo, D: The Fox and the Hound
9) The soundtrack of what Disney animated feature includes seven Elvis Presley songs?
Choose Your Answer: A: Treasure Planet, B: Lilo & Stitch, C: The Jungle Book, D: Hercules
10) What was the last film personally overseen by Walt Disney?
Choose Your Answer: A: Lady and the Tramp, B: The Jungle Book, C: The Sword in the Stone, D: The Little Mermaid
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Meme Monday! Schrute Facts
Today's Meme Monday comes from the popular tv show The Office which actually announced last week that this will be their last season. Dwight Schrute is a character from the show who is a socially awkward know-it-all. He is known for often correcting statements and being kind of a buzzkill. This meme is usually first a statement followed by fact and then his response which proves the statement to be untrue. Here are some great examples:
This meme became very popular last year one tumblr and continues to be all over the Internet. Even if you are not an office fan you can get great use out of this meme.
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Hey guys. You might've also noticed over the weekend that there were a lot of posts that came out that weren't Memes in the traditional sense. They were pics that, although not Advice Animals in the classic sense, used a lot of meme humor.
Why did these come out? We think there's a lot of room for TONS of pics on Memestache that use Meme humor without being traditional memes, and we were testing it out to see what you guys thought. Give these a chance, and submit ones you have found. There's a lot of Meme-related pics out there that don't necessarily fit in the traditional format you know and love.
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- In a statement issued on Thursday night, the Secretary-General says that he is deeply disturbed by the recent violence in Libya and elsewhere in the Middle East. Nothing justifies such killings and attacks, he says.
- He condemns the hateful film that appears to have been deliberately designed to sow bigotry and bloodshed. At this time of rising tensions, the Secretary-General calls for calm and restraint, and stresses the need for dialogue, mutual respect and understanding.
- The Secretary-General echoed this message this morning at the opening session of the General Assembly high-level forum on the culture of peace.
- In his remarks to the forum, he also noted that the world spends almost twice as much on weapons in one day than the United Nations spends for our global mission of peace, human rights and development in one year. He called it a moral outrage.
- The Secretary-General said that it is possible to create a culture of peace through education.
- He said that next week, he will launch a new global initiative called Education First to give every child the chance to attend school and that it is how we build a culture of peace.
- The Joint Special Representative for Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, is continuing his meetings in Damascus. On Friday, he met with the Russian Ambassador, as well as the Chinese Charge d'affaires. Yesterday, he had discussions with the Iranian Ambassador.
- He also met with a delegation of the National Coordination Committee (NCC), led by its Chairman, Hassan Abdel Azim.
- While in Damascus, Mr. Brahimi met with UN staff. On Friday, he held a town hall meeting with the remaining staff from the Liquidation Team of the UN Mission – some of whom will be staying on to support the new Office of the Joint Special Representative in Damascus.
- On the humanitarian side, he met on Thursday with the officer in charge of the International Committee of the Red Cross and he was due to meet with a representative from the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. He also met with the UN Resident Coordinator on Thursday.
- On Saturday, Mr. Brahimi will hold more meetings, including with a Group of Arab Ambassadors and Charge d'affaires, a European Union delegation, an opposition group, and civil society representatives. Mr. Brahimi will meet the Syrian President in the morning.
- The World Food Programme (WFP) said on Friday that ahead of the October harvest, the humanitarian needs in the Sahel region are still huge in the lean season.
- WFP added that the coming rains would help the harvest but it would not be enough. The local populations have barely had enough time to recover from the 2010 crisis and rebuild their assets before the situation degenerated again.
- WFP and its partners are implementing a regional response to reach more than 10 million people with food assistance.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) released on Friday an update on the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo with regards to the Ebola virus
- As of 12 September 2012, 41 cases have been reported from Haut-Uélé district in Province Orientale. Of these cases, 18 have been fatal.
- WHO said that 18 healthcare workers are included among the probable cases; 28 suspected cases have also been reported and are being investigated.
- It said that new cases are expected to be discovered in the following weeks.
SECRETARY-GENERAL PROCESSES INFORMATION WITH IMPARTIALITY REGARDING LAW OF THE SEA: Asked about a meeting the Secretary-General had with China's Permanent Representative, the Associate Spokesperson said that the Secretary-General is the depositary of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and, as such, he receives charts and geographical coordinates, such as the ones received from China yesterday, and gives them due publicity. Pursuant to UNCLOS, the functions of the Secretary-General in this regard are limited to processing incoming information with utmost impartiality.
TRIPARTITE GROUP READY TO BEGIN DELIVERY OF AID IN SUDAN: Asked about aid distribution in Sudan, the Associate Spokesperson said that the Tripartite mechanism – comprising the UN, the African Union and the League of Arab States – is ready to begin needs assessments and the delivery of aid in South Kordofan State and Blue Nile States as soon as it receives the green light from the Government of Sudan. Staff, trucks, helicopters and supplies are on standby.
*** The guest at the Noon Briefing was Michael Keating, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan.
(This document is for planning purposes and is subject to change.)
Saturday, 15 September
Today is the International Day of Democracy.
Sunday 16 September
Today is the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone layer.
Monday, 17 September
This morning, the Security Council will adopt a resolution on the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL). Then, it will hear a briefing on the Middle East, followed by closed consultations on the same topic. In the afternoon, the Council will hear a briefing on the Sahel region, followed by closed consultations on the same topic.
At 10:00 a.m., in the General Assembly Hall, there will be a plenary meeting of the General Assembly for the closing of the 66th session.
At 9:45 a.m., in the Conference Room S-2726, there will be workshop on "Women negotiating peace" organized by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). It will end on 18 September.
At 1:15 p.m., in Conference Room 4 of the North Lawn Building (NLB), there will be a UNITAR panel discussion on the occasion of the International Day of Democracy on the theme "Democracy education" (in collaboration with the Council for a Community of Democracies and the United Nations Democracy Fund).
At 6:00 p.m., at the Church of the Holy Family (315 East 47th Street), there will be a prayer service on the occasion of the opening of the 67th session of the General Assembly. It's co-organized by the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See and the Archdiocese of New York.
In Geneva, the 59th session of the Trade and Development Board of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) will begin. It will end on 28 September.
In Geneva, the 8th session of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities will begin. It will end on 28 September.
In Geneva, the 61st session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child will begin. It will end on 5 October.
In Geneva, at 3:00 p.m., there will be a press conference on presentation of report by Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic to the Human Rights Council. Speakers will include Paulo Pinheiro, Chairperson of the Commission of Inquiry, and Karen Koning AbuZayd, Member of the Commission of Inquiry.
Tuesday, 18 September
Today, the General Assembly opens its 67th session.
This morning, the Security Council will hold consultations on Yemen and Guinea-Bissau. In the afternoon, the Council will hold consultations on the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In Geneva, the 55th meeting of the Standing Committee of the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) will begin. It will end on 19 September.
In Geneva, at 12:30 p.m., there will be a press conference on the humanitarian situation in Myanmar by the Country Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) in Myanmar, Carlos Veloso.
In Geneva, at 2:30 p.m., there will be a press conference on commodity prices clearly driven by speculation. The speaker will be Heiner Flassbeck, Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies at UNCTAD.
Wednesday, 19 September
This morning, the Security Council will hold an open debate on children and armed conflict.
In Geneva, at 11:00 a.m., there will be a press conference on the launch of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE)/Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) "Forest Products Annual Market Review 2011-2012". Speakers will include Matt Fonseca, project leader for the Forest Products Annual Market Review 2011-2012.
Thursday, 20 September
This morning, the Security Council will hear a briefing on the 1737 Committee (Iran sanctions), followed by closed consultations on Sudan and South Sudan and on the Sudan Sanctions Committee. In the afternoon, the Council will hold a debate on the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).
At 11:30 a.m., in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, there will be a press conference to launch the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Gap Report.
At 3:00 p.m., in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, there will be a press to commemorate the Ninth United Nations Day for South-South Cooperation and to highlight the forthcoming Fifth Global South-South Development Expo. Speakers will include Kandeh K. Yumkella, Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
In Geneva, at 11:00 a.m., there will be a press conference on the cholera epidemic in Sierra Leone and neighbouring countries in West Africa. Speakers will include Amanda McClelland, Emergency Health Officer of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and Dr William Augusto Perea Caro, Coordinator, World Health Organization (WHO) Control of Epidemic Diseases.
Friday, 21 September
Today is the International Day of Peace.
At 9:00 a.m., in the Rose Garden at UN Headquarters, there will be a bell ringing ceremony to mark the International Day of Peace.
At 10:00 a.m., in Conference Room 4 (NLB), there will be a high-level meeting on refugees organized by the Permanent Mission of Israel.
At 11:00 a.m., in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, there will be a press conference to launch UN CAPMATCH, an on-line platform for exchange of experience in post-conflict transitions. The speaker will be Sarah Cliffe, Special Adviser and Assistant Secretary-General of Civilian Capacities to the United Nations. The moderator will be Ms. Margaret Novicki of the UN Department of Public Information.
At 12:00 p.m., in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, Miloš Koterec, President of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), will be the guest at the Noon Briefing. He will brief on the forthcoming Ministerial meeting, "Building the Future We Want", to be held on 24 September 2012.
At 12:30 p.m., in the Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium, there will be a press conference on the Treaty event and the high-level meeting on the Rule of Law. Speakers will include Gabriele Goettsche-Wanli, Chief of the UN Treaty Section, Office of Legal Affairs (OLA) and Edric Selous, Director of the Rule of Law Unit, Executive Office of the Secretary-General.


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Adams County Enterprise Zone Adams County Economic Development is the State appointed administrator of the Enterprise Zone territory in Adams County and some portions of Arapahoe County. The Enterprise Zone Program encourages job creation and capital investment in economically distressed areas by providing tax credits to businesses and Enterprise Zone projects to promote and encourage economic development. In addition Colorado Revised Statue 39-30-107.5 allows city and county governments increased flexibility for local property tax incentives.
Overview Table
Please use the links provided in the table below to access the needed tax form and FYI for each tax credit. If claiming Enterprise Zone tax credits it is recommended that you review the Enterprise Zone FYI Publications available from the Department of Revenue. Businesses in the Enterprise Zone may qualify for these ten tax credits:
|Investment Tax Credit
|3% of equipment purchases
|Online form
|Job Training Tax Credit
|10% of qualified training expenses
|Online form
|FYI Income 31
|New Business Facility (NBF) Tax Credits:
|NBF status req'd for these 3 credits
|Jobs Credit
|$500 per new job
|Online form
|FYI Income 10
|Ag Processing Jobs Credit
|$1,000 total per new a.p. job
|Online form
|FYI Income 10
|Health Insurance Credit
|$200 x 2 years per new h.i. job
|Online form
|FYI Income 10
|R&D Increase Tax Credit
|3% of increased R&D expenditures
|Online form
|FYI Income 22
|Vacant Building Rehabilitation Tax Credit
|25% of rehabilitation expenditures
|Online form
|FYI Income 24
|Manufacturing / Mining Sales and Use Tax
|Expanded S&U tax exemption in EZ
|FYI Sales 10
FYI Sales 69
|Commercial Vehicle Investment Tax Credit (CVITC)
|1.5% of commercial vehicle purchases
|CVITC Application
|CVITC Details
|Contributions to Enterprise Zone Projects
|25% cash / 12.5% in-kind of donation
|FYI Income 23
|Local Incentives
|Increased incentives in some EZ areas
*EZ Contribution Project will provide contributor w/ the DR0075 form.
EZ Calculator
To better understand how the Enterprise Zone incentives can work for your business, ACED has provided an Incentive Calculator for your use. Please read the instructions before calculating your benefits. Enterprise-Zone-Tax-Credit-Calculator_091113 Please note:
- The benefits calculated are ONLY ESTIMATES, and we encourage you to seek the advice of an accountant for more accurate figures.
- The calculator is in Microsoft Excel format.
Tax Credit Information
Investment Tax Credit
Businesses making investments in equipment used exclusively in an enterprise zone which would have qualified for the pre-1986 federal investment tax credit may claim a credit against their Colorado income taxes equal to 3 percent of the amount of the investment, subject to limitations on the amount which can be claimed in any one year. Investment which results from an in-state relocation is not eligible for the credit unless the new location qualifies as an expansion. Excess credits may be carried back three years and forward twelve. FYI: Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-104 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-104
Job Training Credit
Employers who carry out a qualified job training program for their enterprise zone employees may claim an income tax credit of 12 percent of their eligible training costs. FYI: FYI Income 31 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-104(4) Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-104(4)
New Business Facility (NBF) Jobs Credit
Businesses hiring new employees in connection with a "new business facility" located in an enterprise zone may claim a tax credit against state income taxes of $1,100 for each such employee. An expansion of an existing facility may be considered a "new business facility" if the expansion adds at least 10 employees or a 10 percent increase over the previous annual average, if it is at least $1 million in investment, or, if less, at least doubles the original investment in the facility. The credit may be taken in subsequent years of the enterprise zone for each additional employee above the maximum number employed in any prior tax year. Excess credits may be carried forward five years. FYI: FYI Income 10 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-105 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-105
Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone (EREZ)
Beginning January 1, 2003, the NBF Jobs Credit offers an additional credit of $2,000 per new job for New Business Facilities located in a designated Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone. The total new job credit is $2,500. Adams County does not meet the criteria to qualify as an Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone (EREZ). Enhanced Rural EZ Fact Sheet
New Business Facility (NBF) Agricultural Processing Jobs Credit
An additional credit of $500 per new business facility employee may be claimed by businesses which add value to agricultural commodities through manufacturing or processing. Businesses that qualify for the NBF Ag Processing Jobs Credit also qualify for the NBF Jobs Credit, and can take the $500 NBF Ag Processing Jobs Credit in addition to the $500 NBF Jobs Credit for a total of $1,000. Adams County does not meet the criteria to qualify as an Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone (EREZ). FYI: FYI Sales 10 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-105 Enhanced Rural EZ Fact Sheet
Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone (EREZ)
Beginning January 1, 2003, NBF Ag Processing Jobs Credit offers an additional credit of $500 per new agricultural processing job for New Business Facilities located in a designated Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone. This is in addition to the regular NBF jobs credits, the EREZ NBF Jobs Credit and the standard NBF Ag Processing Credit for a total credit of $3,500 per new agricultural processing job in an EREZ. Adams County does not meet the criteria to qualify as an Enhanced Rural Enterprise Zone (EREZ). Enhanced Rural EZ Fact Sheet
New Business Facility (NBF) Health Insurance Credit
In order to encourage employer-sponsored health insurance plans, a taxpayer with a qualifying new business facility is allowed a two-year $1,000 tax credit for each new business facility employee who is insured under a qualifying employer-sponsored health insurance program. FYI: FYI Income 10 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-105 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-105
R&D Increase
Taxpayers who make private expenditures on research and experimental activities (as defined in federal tax law) conducted in an enterprise zone qualify for an income tax credit. This credit equals 3 percent of the amount of the increase in the taxpayer's R&D expenditures within the zone for the current tax year above the average of R&D expenditures within the zone area in the previous two years. No more than one fourth of the allowable credit may be taken in any one tax year. FYI: FYI Income 22 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-105.5 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-105.5
Vacant Building Rehabilitation Credit
Owners or tenants of commercial buildings in an enterprise zone which are at least 20 years old and which have been vacant for at least 2 years may claim a credit of 25 percent of the cost of rehabilitating each building. The credit is limited to $50,000. FYI: FYI Income 24 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-105.6 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-105.6
Manufacturing and Mining Sales and Use Tax Credit
When machinery is used solely and exclusively in an enterprise zone, the standard statewide manufacturing/machinery exemption is broader:
- Machinery used solely and exclusively in a designated enterprise zone does not have to be capitalized to qualify for the exemption.
- Materials for construction or repair of machinery or machine tools are exempt from the state sales and use tax if the machinery is used exclusively in an enterprise zone.
- Mining operations are included in the definition of manufacturing when performed in an enterprise zone.
- Tax Form: DR 1191 (For those who anticipate 100+ DR1191 forms file the DR 1192) FYI: FYI Sales 10 (Manufacturing) FYI: FYI Sales 69 (Mining) Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-106 Regulation: Regulation 39-30-106
Contribution Tax Credit
A taxpayer who makes a contribution to certain eligible enterprise zone economic development projects including business assistance, job training, economic development marketing, community development and homeless organizations in zones may claim a tax credit. To be eligible, a proposed project must be approved by the local enterprise zone administrator and approved by the Colorado Economic Development Commission. The amount of the credit is 25 percent of the value of the contribution, up to $100,000 in tax credits (12.5% for in-kind contributions up to $50,000 in credit). For a list of eligible projects in each zone, click here. Tax Form: DR0075 (this form will be provided by an EZ Contribution Project upon donation.) FYI: FYI Income 23 Statute: C.R.S. 39-30-103.5 Dept. of Revenue Regulation: Regulation 39-30-103.5
Local Government Incentives in an Enterprise Zone
Any city, county or special district within an enterprise zone is authorized to negotiate with individual taxpayers who have qualifying new business facilities: a) an incentive payment or property tax credit equal to not more than the amount of the increase in property tax liability over pre-enterprise zone levels; and b) a refund of local sales taxes on purchases of equipment, machinery, machine tools, or supplies used in the taxpayer's business in the enterprise zone. Please visit the Local Government Property Tax Incentives page of this website for more details on the statutory allowances provided by C.R.S. 39-30-107.5.
Enterprise Zone Legislation
During the 2010 Legislative Session, there were several bills that were passed resulting in significant changes to Enterprise Zone Tax Credits and the process by which Enterprise Zone tax forms are certified. The following list provides information on each change, the date the change will take effect and the requirements. For more information regarding Enterprise Zone Legislation, please visit the following website: www.advancecolorado.com
Adams County Economic Development
Attn: Melvin Yarber, Enterprise Zone Administrator
12200 Pecos Street, Suite 100 Westminster, CO 80234
Phone: 303-453-8518 Fax: 303-453-8505
Email: email@example.com
Colorado Office of Local Affairs, EDC 1625 Broadway, #1700 Denver, CO 80202 303-892-3840 www.advancecolorado.com/ez
Colorado Department of Revenue, Taxpayer Services Division 1375 Sherman Street, Room 204 Denver, CO 80261 303-232-2416 www.taxcolorado.com


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This a BEAUTIFUL dress that WAS perfect when I thought I'd be getting married on the beach. It doesn't fit our theme anymore but this will be perfect for any bride looking for a fabulous gown!
- Alterations: No alterations have been made.
- Preservation Method: It is in the bag it came in from Maggie Sottero.
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- Payment Methods Accepted: Other
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People love dramatic readings; there's something about a vocal-fried puree of Antonio Banderas and your local Shakespearean trouper, applied to colloquial or poppy texts, that deepens voices the comedy world over. And enough people presumably like LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It" to get it to No. 1 on the charts.
Those charts take radio airplay into account, so it's natural that top 40 stations would want to josh about the thing they've had to play hour after hour, right? There are so many ways to pronounce "look at that body"! And if your geographic location means you can get Evan Rachel Wood's father, veteran Raleigh theater director Ira David Wood, to perform the reading instead of one of the DJs, so's the better. This is probably the best thing that'll be associated with the North Carolinian drive-time dudes on Bob and the Showgram this year*.
* Author grew up in the Triangle and can say this.


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Gosh I have been a shocking blogger this year....I just haven't had anything exciting to share but I did make a Twister table topper for Christmas which I was happy with. I hope to to be a bit more productive and share more this coming year. It wont be long and we will be in the New Year.
Any new year resolutions for anybody out there still hanging in here with my lonely unloved blog?...LOL
My New Year Resolutions are always the same about eating healthier and exercising more along with being more productive with sewing. I don't like to put pressure on myself though. Is that a good or bad thing though? Sometimes I feel I should put more pressure on myself to achieve more but the older I get the less I feel that we need pressure to do things that we may not want to do because we won't be enjoying it and just doing it because we made that "resolution".