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Historical Traveler Reviews Arlington Hotel Temple Bar Dublin
Very pleasant and well located
Visited June 2004. Very centrally located a short walk from everywhere. Room was at the back of the hotel, quite quiet and spacious. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Only drawback is that it attracts a few groups on stag parties or the like so can be a little noisy. Nevertheless, I'd go back.
Best Location!!
Really well located hotel opposite dublin castle. Good breakfast and one minute walk from Temple bar. I found this hotel to have all the essential ingredients for a great break in Dublin!
Great hotel
have just returned from a 2 night weekend break at parliament hotel.
great location,great room, noisy but if you choose to stay in this area it is to be expected. the staff were friendly and polite, food was good and bar staff very good
Worst hotel EVER!!
Stayed here in May 2002. The only good thing to say is it's a great location and we had a nice little room. Everything else was a horror--we were on the second floor--there is a bar downstairs. The walls and floor VIBRATED from the noise and music until about three a.m. Even though we had a nonsmoking room, smoke wafted throughout the halls and into our room, presumably from the bar. I finally got to sleep after they closed the bar, only to be awoken by the morning staff at 7 a.m., virtually yelling at each other as they conversed, slamming doors and clanging bottles. They insisted in using the hallway outside our door as a lounge and transit area. The second night was a repeat of the first. DO NOT STAY HERE unless you are deaf and you love the smell of stale cigarette smoke!!
Parliment hotel
I took my girlfriend to ireland for her 29Th Birthday, stayed at the heart of templebar at the parliment hotel, The hotel was fine the staff great and when i requested a room move because of traffic noise we were moved without any fuss, the room service people even moved our luggage, this hotel was clean and pleasent, on the downside the advertised full Irish breakfast was a let down, i have stayed in B&b throughout Ireland where the breakfast would set you up for the day, the breakfast at the parliment just about put you on to lunch time.
so If anybody from the parliment reads this, sort your breakfast out to make your service complete
Great Place to Stay
I am pretty surprised with some of the reviews on this page...I stayed at the Parliament last February and I loved it. We booked our room through an Internet travel site and we were unhappy with our first room. The staff was great and moved us into another larger room right away. The breakfast was great and you cannot beat the location. Don't get me wrong, it's not the Ritz, but if you are going to see Dublin (not the inside of a hotel room) than this hotel is perfect. You are in walking distance to everything and the restaurants in the Temple Bar are awesome. Great place -- going back this year and staying there again!
Very disappointed in the Parliament Hotel, Dublin
I stayed in the Parliament hotel with my partner for four nights after Christmas this year, 2003. We were very disappointed - despite having put in a request for a double room, non-smoking, we were given a twin room / smoking. The only alternative was to take a single room with a double bed. The room was tiny, as was the bathroom. Although it was a non-smoking room, a smokey smell lingered throughout the whole hotel.
We had no TV remote control and the water in the shower was cold on day 2!The breakfast room is in the basement, without any windows or view.
While we were having breakfast on our first morning, one of the cleaning staff walked through the dining area with a bag of rubbish.
Tasteless........On our last night we were kept awake from 2.00-3.30 am by the sound of drunken youths on the street outside. Nightmare.When we checked out, we were not asked whether we had enjoyed our stay.Definitely not value for money - we wont be staying there again.....
Won't go back
good location.the receptionist could have made an effort to smile.asked for a wake up call ,which never came.thank god i woke in time for the train.breakfast was nice,but i won't be going back there.
Nice looking, good location but noisy
I stayed in the Parliament hotel mid August 2003 after my stay in the Grafton Capital. That was a mistake. The Parliament is in Temple Bar and I heard it would be noisy but I was not prepared for the noise and distractions I had. Glass breaking outside my window constantly. The staff seemed confused and one morning I was bothered by house cleaning as early as 8am. Even after they left me alone I could here them chatting outside in the hall for hours.The hotel is modern which seemed nice but it lacked comfort.The breakfast was not as good as the Grafton Capiatal and felt very awkward as it was in their bar and resturaunt which had no natural light. Early in the morning it seemed like a dungeon.I wouldn't go back there since I only stayed one night and I have these many complaints.
Not bad plus a great location
My husband and I stayed at the Paliament Hotel on 08/28/03 on the night before we left Ireland. The hotel was perfectly adequate and would stay there again. The room was quite large compared to others in Ireland and was neat and clean. The bathroom was small but also clean. The staff working at the front desk were pleasant and very helpful. We were leaving too early to have the included breakfast so they made sure that there was coffee, juice, and toast ready for us in the lobby at 6:30 AM. They also directed us to a great Italian restaurant near by. The one thing which is both a neagative and a positive is the location. It has a downtown location near Temple Bar and a few minutes walk to Grafton Street which was quite nice for getting around. But once we made it from the pubs back to our room, the street noise was a little loud and woke me several times during the night. I recommend requesting a room on the higher floors away from the main street.
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Local governments throughout Brazil have long-struggled with how to solve the air pollution, traffic congestion and safety issues caused by rising car ownership. The state government of Minas Gerais may have found a solution.
New research from the International Energy Agency shows that cities represent 70 percent of the cost-effective emissions-reduction opportunities between now and 2050. Director for Sustainability Kamel Ben Naceur shared this and other findings at a recent WRI event.
The Coalition for Urban Transitions is one of the first international initiatives to examine the economics of sustainable cities. The Coalition will put urban infrastructure investment where it belongs—at the heart of national economic development planning.
New WRI research comparing high-carbon and low-carbon investment in transportation shows that the low-carbon path offers potential savings of $300 billion a year and is within existing financial flows.
The Trillion Dollar Question II: Tracking Investment Needs in Transport
This working paper seeks to elucidate the current estimates for transport infrastructure requirements, looking at a series of reports that consider projected global infrastructure needs in the coming few decades, and provide or quote a cost estimate for these needs.
Recent economic research estimates a $4.1 to 4.3 trillion annual investment gap between the urban infrastructure we have and the amount we need. That's why WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities, C40 and the Citi Foundation are partnering to help cities around the world accelerate the implementation of low-carbon urban solutions.
With the 29-hour closure of Washington, D.C.'s Metro, trust in the city's public transit system is at a low point. But, the shutdown isn't just bad for the Metro; it has broader impacts for the whole of the city.
An ongoing project between WRI, the Citi Foundation and C40 works to identify global examples of sustainable urban innovation and draw out commonalities across them. Researchers Anne Maassen and Benoit Lefevre reveal four of the findings they've discovered so far.
Real-time transit information systems increase public transport ridership and decrease wait times. How can we make these systems affordable and accessible to cities in the developing world?
How can rickshaws, which account for 20 percent of motorized trips in some Indian cities, be made to work more reliably? There's an app for that.


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The next thriller from the writer and director of Bone Tomahawk.By Jordan Crucchiola
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Call it a brain freeze, another "Aleppo moment," or a mere campaign stumble, but Gary Johnson has stumbled again in his quixotic presidential campaign.
By Karen Lema and Clare Baldwin MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines boxing icon Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao says he took all kinds of drugs as a teenager but fully supports President Rodrigo Duterte, whose vicious anti-drugs campaign has led to the killing of more than 3,000 people, mostly users and pushers, in three months. Pacquiao, now a senator and a close ally of the president, also said Duterte was anointed by God to discipline the Filipino people and his authority must be respected. "The president, he doesn't know my experience with drugs," said Pacquiao, 37, adding he was confident it wouldn't damage their close relationship.


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Steve Norber's PranaFidelity
For many years, Edge Electronics were inseparable from the electrifying presence of the company's publicist, Denver's Steve Norber. Now Norber has come out with his own line, whose initial offerings include the PranaFidelity Purna amplifier ($8950) and PranaFidelity model Fifty90 loudspeakers ($3950). The amplifier, shown beneath a prototype preamp, outputs 400 W into 8 ohms (700 into 4 and 1200 into 2), and accepts both balanced and single-ended inputs. The loudspeakers in the system were a two-way symmetrical array with dual 15" woofers, a 30mm tweeter, and a frequency range of 39Hz22 kHz. In my brief listen, I found the sound amazingly coherent, controlled, and convincing for a small room. Major thumbs up to this one.


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"Brief is better" (or at least, more profitable) seems to be the new battle cry in biographies, and three publishers are offering lines of concise profiles.
"Charles Dickens: A Penguin Life" by Jane Smiley; Viking Books ($19.95)
As noted American novelist Jane Smiley points out in this slender biography (212 pages), Charles Dickens was the first novelist to be a public celebrity. His writing of novels first for serial magazines, then in book form, prefigures TV's soap operas. He also moved the novel to urban settings.
The outlines of his life are well known. Born in 1812, he was forced to work in a shoe polish factory at the age of 12 because of his father's debts. After a stint as a parliamentary reporter, Dickens wrote "The Pickwick Papers" at the age of 24, and after that, fame and affluence never left him.
His family life, despite nine children, was not happy, and Dickens was estranged from his wife after 1858. He apparently kept a mistress until his death in 1870.
Ms. Smiley treats Dickens as a fellow writer. Her verdict: "He is the novelist who comes closest of all novelists to delivering on that illusory promise of the novel - to tell everything there is to know about everyone, and to tell it in an incomparably fresh and delightful way."
Another recent Penguin Life is Paul Johnson's "Napoleon." His summation: "We have to learn again the central lesson of history: that all forms of greatness, military and administrative, nation and empire building, are as nothing - indeed are perilous in the extreme - without a humble and a contrite heart."
"James Madison" by Garry Wills; Times Books ($20)
Why did the man called the Father of the U.S. Constitution turn out to be such a poor president? Garry Wills, in this 184-page volume of the American presidents series edited by Arthur Schlesinger Jr. points to several characteristics that account for the paradox.
First, it was a rotten time to be president, in the middle of a war between England and Napoleonic France. Madison was at heart a legislator, not an executive. And the fourth president had a naivete and provincialism that did not suit him for the White House.
As much as any person, Madison guided the formation of the Constitution and early days of the government. He urged George Washington to take part, he was ready with ideas and compromises and he helped Alexander Hamilton and John Jay write "The Federalist," crucial to the Constitution's ratification. And he was the moving force behind adoption of the Bill of Rights.
Wills, after criticizing Madison for errors during the War of 1812, then softens, noting: "No man could do everything for the country - not even Washington. Madison did more than most, and did some things better than any. That is quite enough."
Also available in the presidents' series is "Theodore Roosevelt" by Louis Auchincloss, who wrote a biography of Woodrow Wilson for the Penguin series. Wills wrote on St. Augustine for that series.
"Santa Anna: A Curse Upon Mexico" by Robert L. Scheina; Brassey's Inc. ($19.95)
Texans may have regarded Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna as a villain, but to Mexico he was a curse.
He was president of that country 11 times, specializing in intrigue and coups (once he overthrew himself). He lost a third of Mexico's territory, sold another huge chunk and pocketed most of the money. Yet time and again, Mexico turned to him to save it. And time and again, Mexico was disappointed.
Santa Anna was born into the upper classes in 1794. Mexico then was riven by strife and faction, first by a revolution throwing out the Spanish, then between liberals and conservatives. Santa Anna moved easily among all groups, not being burdened by principle.
He styled himself the "Napoleon of the West," but he had more of his idol's posturing than genius. The soldier had a talent for organizing armies, even developing strategy, but little grasp of battlefield tactics. Santa Anna usually managed to quit a battle when things went badly, often taking the army pay with him.
Scheina has written a crisp 116-page account of a man who continues to fascinate. The last Spanish colonial administrator (who barely knew Santa Anna) prophesied, "This young man will live to make his country weep."
Another of Brassey's Military Profiles is "Farragut: America's First Admiral," by Robert J. Schneller Jr. Profiles of Dwight Eisenhower and Francis Drake are also planned this year.
"Invisible Giants: Fifty Americans Who Shaped the Nation but Missed the History Books" by Mark C. Carnes, editor; Oxford University Press ($26)
The editors of the American National Biography selected a number of noted personalities to pick men and women who deserved more than a mere mention in the 25-volume ANB.
Averaging about five pages, they profile the likes of blues singer Blind Lemon Jefferson; James Agee, author of "A Death in the Family" and "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"; Leon Czolgosz, who assassinated President William McKinley; Emma Goldman, anarchist and feminine activist; one-time heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano; and Frank Winfield Woolworth, founder of the five-and-dime empire. Almost all make for fascinating reading.
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Sorry long vent but wtf!!!!
Husband is a douche!!!
I wouldn't "not do anything" like PPs mentioned. I know they mean well but that just seems passive aggressive and manipulative to me. It would probably just make him more pissed, and things would escalate.
I would just have a heart to heart with him. Tell him face to face, in as non-confrontational a way as possible, everything you do, and what you are going through emotionally. Maybe he doesn't even realize how he is acting. Don't be accusatory and blame him, as that will just make him defensive and he won't hear a word you are saying, just talk mostly about how you feel, what you are going through, make him feel "bad" for you and want to help you.
no excuse, katey. i feel so bad for you ladies. the day i went to the E.R, DF made me BREAKFAST, which he is doing again today :) i find myself always apoligizing because i CANT do all that stuff. i am on bed rest... this early in my pregnancy. DF is rather understanding. and the marathon thing is 100% TRUE!!! you do more by making that baby grow then he does at work ALL WEEK. maybe you should remind him of when YOU were supporting HIM for those 3 years.
you are pregnant... you dont need his crap. and you deserve a damn BREAK!!!
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I like what Mazziemom had to say. I need that sign in my house. I feel for you, and I know what you mean. I sure hope you feel better soon, and maybe you should have a talk with him. Let him know how you feel, and ask how he feels too. Sometimes men don't know how to communicate and talk about what's bothering them. It could be he is taking his frustrations from work out on you, and that's not good. So let him vent for a while, and hopefully he should allow you the same opportunity. Good luck to you! I hope things get better soon.
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I talked to him last night and told him that that comment really hurt my feelings. And he of course brushed it off saying he didn't mean it like that. Oh well, he apologized.
If I don't have things done around the house everyday, I feel guilty. I know I'm pregnant but I should be able to get the basic things done as long as I don't have a job. And I'm not saying my house is spotless! It isn't. But it's clean. And I have two huge dogs, who shed nonstop. And I have all hardwood floors. I've been only sweeping like once a week because for some reason the thought of sweeping makes me want to vomit. lol
Also, he seems to think I didn't support him all those years. Which really pisses me off, BUT my FIL did own the apartment we lived in so we did not have to pay rent or utilities! But I paid: cell phones, cable, internet, car payment, car insurance, netflix, groceries, clothing, etc. That shit isn't cheap! But I didn't mind supporting him because I knew he would support me the rest of his life. And it wasn't like he was home playing video games, he was at school 13 hours a day, 7 days a week. And it payed off, he graduated second in his law school class.
Anyway, I think I'm just gonna have to write all the things down that are bothering me and talk to him about it. Thank you for all the support!
#1 EDD April 13, 2013!
I didn't quit my job. I took care of an old woman privately in her home for 3.5 years and she died in May.
#1 EDD April 13, 2013!
Hubby and I had a really difficuly time the first time we were preg. we nearly got a divorce.
by the end of the preg I remember just wanting to give birth so I could kill myself; as if the baby wouldnt need me once she was out, ridiculous I know. I was severly depressed and we did nothing but fight all the time. Over everything. we couldnt be in the same space together.
The only thing that held our marriage together was a book called Dad's Pregnant Too by Scott Cohen. we both read it usually together, and it helped by leaps and bounds. I think couples counciling would have helped even more maybe I wouldnt have been so depressed. I wish we had gone earlyier when I was still preg
THIS time around we are taking the lessons we learned last time and applying them. ESSPECIALLY with out daughter around we cant be fighting all the time. I cant be so stressed out again, not good for babies!
I am still hormonal and scared, he is still stressed and scared, but this time we are working together as a team thru it. It wasnt easy to get to this point. I suggest couples counciling highly if you think it would benefit you both (even if you dont a few sessions cant hurt) we learned how to communicate. for real. you think you know how to communicate, but really we didnt. That has helped more than anything, just learning to really listen and hear eachother.
good luck. I am glad I stuck thru it and we worked on our issues. our marriage is 1000x better, even then before we were preg. It takes work however, not a quick fix. but a lasting fix
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Red Lodge routed Laurel 9-3 in first game Saturday but came up short against Sidney strikers in the second game by a 4-2 margin. Red Lodge started the first half against Laurel in awkward fashion but then began to take possession of the field and the ball by half time. Defenders Liam Gildehaus, Joe Lemoine, Cole Daily and Eric Dye put a stop on...
Big Timbe/Columbus Meet Team Score- 2nd- Red Lodge- 97 points 100 -- 2nd- Conner Beck, RL, 12.02;3rd- Brandon Bohan, RL, 12.07 800 -- ;2nd- Kyrn Dykema, RL, 2:13.8; 3rd- Renny Schultze, RL, 2:13.8 1,600 -- 3rd- Kyrn Dykema, RL, 5:08.6; 4th-Liam Gildehaus, RL, 5:24 3,200 -- 4th-Liam Gildehaus, RL, 11:36.7 400 relay –1st- Red Lodge 47.59 1,600...
With over 600 athletes competing in this meet, four of those from Wyoming, the AA schools in Billings and other schools in the surrounding area, this is a great meet to see what other competition you are up against. The Lady Rams had 9.3333 points to place 9th out of 15 teams, just 7 points behind Colstrip, the only B school to score more than Red...
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Located within a mile (2 km) of Maryland Theater, Comfort Inn & Suites Hagerstown is within 3 miles (5 km) of Hagerstown Premium Outlets. This 73-room hotel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. It's in central Hagerstown and also within a 15-minute drive of Hagerstown Speedway.
Free buffet breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.
All of Comfort Inn & Suites Hagerstown's 73 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with premium bedding ensure a restful night. Other standard amenities include free weekday newspapers, free local calls, and safes.
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Guests of Comfort Inn & Suites Hagerstown enjoy a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and coffee in a common area. Free parking is included with your stay. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the area. Additional amenities include a computer station, free newspapers, and laundry facilities.
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Fitness center
Comfort Inn & Suites Hagerstown920 Dual Hwy Hagerstown MD 21740
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Art Deco hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Comfort Inn & Suites Hagerstown is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 73
- Number of floors - 2
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Year Built 1968
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Family Hotel
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- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Pillowtop mattress
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Accessible bathroom
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 7 AM
Minimum check-in age is 21
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In this article I will be taking a look at the Patriots kicker and punter position.
First off is Stephen Gostkowski. This is the last year of his contract and I truly hope the Patriots will resign him to a long term contract. Gostkowski has shown interest in remaining a Patriot.
Gostkowski is one of the best kickers in the league and he made his first Pro-Bowl last season. So far he has been more accurate than the man he replaced, Adam Vinatieri.
Over his career Gostkowski has made 77 out of 90 field goals for a 85.6 percent success rate.
There were huge expectations for him after replacing Vinatieri and when he made his first playoff appearance he performed amazingly making all of his field goals.
Gostkowski has even made some crucial tackles, even if he does ride the opponent a few yards before they fall.
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Cross your fingers he will be resigned by the Pats!
Chris Hansen is the punter for the Patriots.
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I would prefer anyone over Hansen.
Hansen has shown brilliance and well, stupidity when it comes to punting. If he does stay with the Patriots then he will have an average to below average season.
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Barcelona is a city with a pulse, where ancient Roman walls meet the wild curves of modernist architecture, and Spanish culture blends with a strong local Catalan identity. Delve into the technical and creative aspects of photography in this city full of cutting-edge design, practicing new techniques on photo shoots at street festivals and markets, along the bustling port and in centuries-old neighborhoods. Immerse yourself in Barcelona's creativity, passion, and style, and curate an exhibition that evokes the soul of the city through photography.
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How Investors Can Beat the Tax Increases
By Allan S. Roth
High-income earners are being hit with new taxes this year, but they also have options to minimize the impact of the tax hikes.
Couples earning $250,000 ($200,000 for singles) will be paying an extra 3.8% on investment income, known as the Medicare tax. Couples earning $450,000 ($400,000 for singles) face the new 39.6% tax bracket as well as a 20% tax on long-term capital gains and dividends. There are also phase-outs of exemptions and phase-downs of itemized deductions.
If you are caught in these new tax rates, here are six strategies I'm using with my clients.
- Pay down any debt you may have. Before the new tax law, I counseled clients that they can't earn as much on a low-risk investment as they could by paying off debt. The best bondlike investment is usually paying off your mortgage. The argument becomes far more compelling if you are caught in the new 3.8% Medicare tax and possible phase-downs of deductions. That's because reducing interest expense isn't subject to the 3.8% tax; the income you would have on the interest from the bond is.
- Defer capital gains. Active mutual funds and account managers generate capital gains. If you are now paying 20% on those long-term capital gains, your tax penalty just went up by a third–plus that pesky 3.8% Medicare tax. Thus, avoiding active funds and managers becomes even more important. It's much better to defer these gains, as your income will drop in your retirement years, and you could then pay the lower 15% capital-gains rate and hopefully avoid the 3.8% Medicare tax. It's also possible you could avoid paying capital-gains tax altogether since Congress let the step-up basis stay, meaning that your heirs could inherit your portfolio with the cost basis at the date of your death.
- Stop chasing dividends. Total return is comprised of dividends and stock appreciation. Last year, dividend stocks were dogs relative to the market as a whole, though some years they do better. If you are now paying 20% on dividends, it's even more important to not overweight dividend stocks, especially since you'll also be paying the 3.8% Medicare tax on top of this increased dividend tax.
- Stop buying junk. Many investors are now buying the higher-yielding lower-quality bonds that got clobbered so badly in 2008, when stocks also tanked. Higher taxes mean you will now be getting a lower after-tax reward for taking this risk. Because the key role of fixed income is to act as a shock absorber when stocks plunge, higher tax rates strengthen the argument to stick to lower-yielding high-quality bonds. There is a reason non-investment grade bonds are called "junk."
- Consider tax-exempt income. Most municipal bonds, or munis, are tax-exempt and not subject to these new taxes. Thus, if you are hit with these tax increases, the case for munis is even stronger. Keep in mind, however, that munis comprise only about 8% of the U.S. fixed-income market and, with an estimated $2 trillion in unfunded pension liabilities, munis do carry a default risk. Invest in moderation.
- Never forget asset location. Once you pick an asset allocation, make sure you locate those assets where they are most tax-efficient. It's now more important than ever to locate income-producing assets in a tax-advantaged account such as an IRA or 401(k).
Though I've always said investing is simple, I've never said taxes were. These are high-level tax-efficiency ideas and many can backfire. If not done correctly, they could also impact your taxes in other ways, such as triggering the alternative minimum tax.
If you are hit with some of these new tax hikes, seek competent tax counsel. Never forget, however, that your goal should be to maximize after-tax returns rather than just minimize taxes.
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Can't Buy Me Growth: On Foreign Aid and Economic Change
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March 2, 2010
Journal of Private Enterprise, Vol. 25, No. 1, pp. 105-123
Evidence suggests that foreign aid does not promote economic growth. Institutions which promote entrepreneurship do promote growth. Understanding where these institutions come from is paramount to success. This essay analyzes and summarizes theory and evidence regarding the relationship between aid and economic growth.
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But then again the ignorance of the world's knowledge of all the dominate religions, especially their own, blocks any real progress in debates, political ideas, or social advancement.
Actually, the world's ignorance of most things along with people's immense need to never admit, or be perceived as, wrong leads to a lack of progress in all areas.
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My favorite (although fictional) example of this in action is Paul Atreides with his hand in the box of pain. He is told he will die should he remove his hand from the box which is causing him untold agony. If he were a simple animal instead of a self aware man, he would simply flee the pain of the box and be killed in turn. His free will allows him to endure the pain out of knowledge of the alternative. He will endure the pain every time because of the situation and who he is. If instead of being his normal self he was suicidal, he could instead pull his hand out of the box. The option is open to him even though he won't pick it.
For whatever reason, people like to use coin tosses or die rolls as an analogy for free will. Could the outcome change? No. In order for the rewinded version of history to play out differently something would need to change in its setup. Once the setup for a coin toss has changed a new, unique situation has presented itself. Knowledge of the events to happens changes the image of the self which means the events aren't the same. Thus in the new unique situation you could have a different outcome, however the original situation is bound to the factors in play at the time of its inception.
People have a sense that they could have done differently based on the knowledge of the outcome of a situation. To truly know what it would be like to go through a rewind in time you would have to experiance an unconscious sort of deja vu. If your actions were to change then it would mean you didn't have free will. That would instead point to your decisions being random to some degree instead of determined by your will.]]>
sometimes people don't understand simply because they have too much to lose if they even begin to TRY to understand. this is often the case with Harris' detractors and this is often the common course in debates. unfortunately this is the case for Harris on this occasion.
and this is my simple play by play:
Harris wants to use an examination of "intent" as a tool for keeping the West in the moral high ground. more specifically, Harris identifies "malice" as the characteristic of intent most applicable to the debate. it seems to Harris that this is what separates the devastation caused by Clinton and the West from the devastation caused by Bin Laden and jihadists. Chomsky says that Clinton acted with typical Western "indifference" toward the Orient and that indifference is not only a form of malice, but a more degrading form than simple outright bloodthirsty aggression (i.e., at least bloodthirsty aggression acknowledges that the victims are human beings). the conversation basically ends there and that's where readers are forced to take sides because Harris never argues these points with Chomsky, he just ignores them. he gets caught up in an argument of whether or not Clinton knew at what time and with what certainty that there were WMD at the pharmaceutical plant. and he conjures up fantastic hypotheticals to make a point that has become irrelevant to the discussion. the more interesting debate (though it's not a new one) is whether or not the West acts with indifference to the Orient as well as to what extent that indifference (if real) is a form of malice. but we never get there. Harris insists that Chomsky answer him on his own grounds when the conversation has already moved on.]]>
Can anyone recommend more books/authors/resources on this topic?
P.S. Is it worth getting into Dzogchen or Advaita Vedanta?]]>
1. A decision making process that is neither deterministic nor random.
"Aha! Just because a sentence is written in grammatically correct English doesn't mean that it isn't gibberish", says the smug compatibilist philosopher. Of course, we use sentences like this all the time elsewhere in perfectly respectable thought experiments: "What if we could see ultraviolet; what would it look like?" Well, it would look like a color that was neither red nor orange nor yellow nor green nor blue nor violet. (Notice for would-be pedants: Indigo isn't a color; it's Judeo-Christian propaganda.)
Similar statements of apparent absurdity sometimes even find their place within hard-scientific theories: "hey, what if it's both a particle and a wave?"
2. An evolving phenomenon not governed by a chain of cause and effect.
Response to objections: See above.
3. An information processing and decision making process that is infinitely and arbitrarily introspectable and self-modifiable.
I'm particularly happy about this one because unlike the first two it seems like this might be sufficient to grant free will as defined by people who aren't compatibilist philosophers.
Infinity, of course, has found wide acceptance in all the sciences, including in the science of information processing when certain idealized versions of the Turing machine are sometimes used. In this case, I am referring to the ability to fully comprehend every ramification of every algorithm used along with every implication of every bit of input.
Of course, this is not merely impractical from a hardware or heat death of the universe perspective but it may also violate some of Turing's (and maybe Godel's) theorems… but this doesn't invalidate thought experiments based on the idea of unlimited introspection any more than it invalidates "oracle machines" being seriously spoken of in theoretical computer science.
There is unfortunately no good reason to assume that free will exists, but there is good reason to assume that compatibilists are engaging in sophistry.


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Arthur Aronymus. Die Geschichte meines Vaters [Arthur Aronymus. The Story of my Father] was written and first published in 1932. A little later the author changed the play's title to Arthur Aronymus und seine Väter, subtitled Aus meines geliebten Vaters Kinderjahren. Schauspiel in fünfzehn Bildern [Arthur Aronymus and His Fathers. From the Childhood of my Beloved Father. Play in Fifteen Pictures], and subsequently the text has been reprinted under both titles. The premiere took place in 1936 in Zurich, where Lasker-Schüler was forced to live in exile. The play explores the impact of religious, ethnic, and class differences within mixed communities and revolves around Jewish …
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This man is the most inconsiderate, money hungry, ignorant person I have ever met in my life! Switching doctors. I relocated back to Houston. Here is everything this doctor has done to make my life a living hell, does anyone know where I can complain about him?
(1) Upon merely looking at my cervix, without an ultrasound he signed my up to get a surgical procedure (cerclage). I had a bad feeling about it so I told him I wanted to cancel. He asked was it a financial reason and I clearly stated NO. He convinced me to go to the surgery so I went and had a really bad feeling about it so I decided against it. I told him I wanted him to see the actual cervix and I would feel better and I would like to get a 2nd opinion. He came into the surgery room and said, "I checked your financial situation and your 100% good" (I am just disgusted with how inconsiderate he seemed about the situation). I asked my old obgyn and he said I was wise to go with my intuition and not get the surgery, as did my general doctor.
(2) I researched other options just in case I get an incompetent cervix. He told me people just take progesterone so they feel like they did everything they could do if anything goes wrong! (JERK)! As well as a pessary (which they use often in Europe). He told me the doctor that invented it probably has it in the back of his closet somewhere (where the US is starting to try them on patients with an incompetent cervix).
(3) I started coming in weekly/every 2 weeks to get my cervix measured, everything seems to be going ok. My last visit was yesterday where he examined my cervix and started poking at it. This he usually doesn't do and I felt uncomfortable. My cervix measured 47mm, 10mm longer than when I started the progesterone. AS SOON AS I left the office I started having abdominal cramps. I'm worried he may have done something intentionally or unintentionally, mainly because he made a comment about not wanting to stick a finger into the canal. But why was he poking it? I called him to ask about why he was poking my cervix and he told me he wanted to set me into labor at the hospital. He will never go anywhere near my vagina or this baby again!
This is just a fraction of the rude comments he's made to me and he ALWAYS brings up money, insurance, or a financial standpoint.


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